1S11578299851000162522240909243AUB9041003726665[The passoinate [sic] morrice].1593352013-02147APEX2013-032013-053A2013-052014-032014-10 2S11883199854038194442240893513AUB1241003718865A treatise of the way to life, deui1580182012-1045PDCC2012-102012-113A2012-112013-022014-03 3S100085998359371722240926124AUA2493003710117Pallas armata.1639662007-01137TECH2007-012007-043A2007-042008-022008-09 4S100399998362415002240889133AUA2651003710275An historicall narration of the iud1631602006-02237APEX2006-032006-043Y2006-042006-092007-01 7S100421998362615202240953558AUA2664003710288The masque of the League and the Sp1592762003-01218PDCC2003-022003-033Y2003-032003-042003-05 8S1043539984009145622248578871AUA3994003711618Falshood in friendship, or vnions v1605732005-12224PDCC2006-052006-073A2006-072006-092007-01 9S11441499849639147992240858565AUA9797003717421The discouerie and confutation of a1599162006-0258APEX2006-032006-053A2006-052006-092007-01 11S100511998363496142248564676AUA2718003710342The life and gate of Christianitie16141172013-03389PDCC2013-042013-053A2013-052014-032014-10 12S12192599857082227532240875758AUB2458003720082The vncasing of heresie, or, The an1623712010-01232PDCC2010-012010-033A2010-032010-042011-04 14S49081799851968172642240941837AUB0569003718193A briefe chronologie of the holie s1600442003-03120APEX2003-042003-063A2003-062003-082003-09 15.5C.20.f.7[415]998845421831362240888768R. A.The tragedie of Phillis, : complaining of the disloyall loue of Amyntas. To a pleasant new court tune.1628-1629?12008-084PDCC2008-092009-083A2009-082009-092011-04 16S1043609984009845692240939028AUA3999003711623The valiant VVelshman, or The true1615362003-01136PDCC2003-022003-043Y2003-042003-062003-07 17.3S100462998363025622240887281AUA2685003710309The massacre of money.1602242003-0378PDCC2003-042005-013Y2005-012005-042005-10 17S12248299857608233692240899147AUB2678003720302Most easie instructions for reading161032009-048PDCC2009-052009-063A2009-062009-092011-04 19.5S1268321663841291914542240927082An A,B,C. for children : Here is an A,B,C, deuised with sillables, with the Pater noster, the Creed & the ten Commaundments in English. And by this booke, a man that hath good capacitie, and can no letter in the book, may learne to read in the space of sixe weekes, both Latin and English, if he giue theretoo good diligence, as it hath been diuers times prooued. Also you may learne thereby to write English truely and to knowe the true ortographie of the English tung..157092010-0832PDCC2010-082011-023A2011-022011-062011-12 19.6S11578599851003162552240913683AUB9042003726666The abc with the Pater noster Aue,154572009-128PDCC2009-122010-023A2010-022010-042011-04 19S11084399846311112712240903124AUA8110003715734The B A C bothe in latyn and in Eng153892010-0814PDCC2010-092010-103A2010-102011-062011-12 20.3S55421633774248482240902573AUC2731003730355[An, A,B,C, wyth a cathechisme, tha155182010-015PDCC2010-022010-033Y2010-032010-042011-04 20.7S124489998991321505492248529063005371158[The A B C with the catechism that is to saie, the instruction ... to be learned of euerie childe.]1601162012-0531PDCC2012-052012-073Y2012-072013-022014-03 20S11072199846211111622240894806AUA8055003715679The A. B. C set forthe by the Kyng154792010-0814PDCC2010-092010-103A2010-102011-062011-12 21.2S90009574022421810572240944258[The A.B.C. with the catechisme].1636102012-0117PDCC2012-012016-113A2016-112022-12 21.6S125257998983441734722248512400005372269Aabc [...]162512008-081PDCC2008-112009-053A2009-052009-092011-04 22.1S11507899850297154882240892289AUB0018003717642The A, B, C. Or The institution of163192010-0820PDCC2010-092017-043A2017-042022-12 22.5S11442299849647148082240862150AUB8352003725976Y'r ABC.1633162005-0335TECH2005-04 22.7S317433143104282332240924161AUC5559003733183An elegie vpon the most deplorable162912007-0811TECH2007-082007-103A2007-102008-022008-09 22S1155913032899850809160372240854319AUB0257003717881A right godly and Christian A.B.C.162512007-0811TECH2007-082007-103A2007-102008-022008-09 24.5S448323379030266162240902680AUC4208003731832A briefe description of the whole w1599332010-11125PDCC2010-122011-023A2011-022011-062011-12 32S11578699851004162562240899383AUB9043003726667A briefe description of the whole w16361812010-02393PDCC2010-022010-033A2010-032010-042011-04 33S12042299855620211212240861832AUB1801003719425[The coppie of a letter sent from m162242003-0313APEX2003-042003-063Y2003-062003-082003-09 34S100521998363586232240951901An exposition vpon the prophet Iona16003262003-031553PDCC2003-042003-063A2003-062003-082003-09 37S100516998363536182240900523AUA2721003710345The reasons vvhich Doctour Hill hat16042262003-031132APEX2003-042005-033A2005-032005-042005-10 38.5S55521634011248492240959256AUC2732003730356A sermon preached at Westminster Ma1608192003-0375TECH2003-042005-033A2005-032005-042005-10 39.3S10050124165166272822240947714AUC4744003732368A treatise of the perpetuall visibi1624642003-03137TECH2003-042005-023A2005-022005-042005-10 41S100508998363476122240869435AUA2717003710341The whole booke of Iob paraphrased16401462003-03451APEX2003-042003-063A2003-062003-082003-09 42S102419977338235742240914378AUC2440003730064Iesus pr{aelig}figured, or, A po{um1623632004-03230APEX2004-042004-063A2004-062004-072004-08 48S100527998363646302248546282AUB3473003721097A defence of the Reformed Catholick16061312012-05633PDCC2012-052016-033A2016-032022-12 49S100532998363696352240882854AUB3475003721099The second part of the Defence of t16076302012-054032PDCC2012-062012-083A2012-082013-022014-03 50.5S100538998363756432264226696AUB3477003721101Abbot, Robert,$d1560-1618.The third part of the Defence of the Reformed Catholike16092472012-051318PDCC2012-062012-083A2012-082013-022014-03 51S11523199850450156522240854606AUB0064003717688The exaltation of the kingdome and1601512009-01258PDCC2009-032009-053A2009-052009-092011-04 52S1083449984400387822240911717AUA6597003714221A mirrour of Popish subtilties15941292013-02755APEX2013-022013-033A2013-032014-032014-10 53S100540998363776452240874904AUA2737003710361The old vvaye.1610362013-02102APEX2013-022013-033A2013-032014-032014-10 54S100548998363856532240874921AUA2741003710365The true ancient Roman Catholike.16112122013-021072APEX2013-022013-033A2013-032014-032014-10 55S100549998363866542240871454AUB3482003721106A vvedding sermon preached at Bentl1608372013-0270APEX2013-022013-033A2013-032014-032014-10 56S100550998363876552240910138AUA2742003710366Bee thankfull London and her sister1626212013-0292APEX2013-022013-033A2013-032014-032014-10 57S11523299850451156532240870396AUB0065003717689The danger of popery: or, A sermon1625252013-0280APEX2013-022013-033A2013-032014-032014-10 58S100378998362204782240928141AUA2640003710264Foure sermons1639972013-02173APEX2013-022013-033A2013-032014-032014-10 59.5S113006998482471769282240892291Abbot, Robert,$d1588?-1662?The holinesse of Chrisian churches, or A sermon preached at the consecration of the chappell of Sr. Iohn Baker : of Sussing-herst in Cranbrooke in Kent, Baronet: upon I Cor. II. 22. By Robert Abbot, vicar of the same parish.1638222013-1240PDCC2013-122014-033A2014-032015-032016-02 59S100379998362214792240892817AUA2641003710265A hand of fellovvship, to helpe kee16231562013-03607PDCC2013-042013-063A2013-062014-032014-10 60.7S11300820176118236702264184580AUA2338003709962The young-mans warning-peece, or, A1639612006-02105PDCC2006-082007-103A2007-102008-022008-09 60S100380998362224802240898698AUB3437003721061A triall of our church-forsakers. O16391432006-01450PDCC2006-072007-063A2007-062008-022008-09 61S11072399846213111642240897815AUA8057003715681Inuicta veritas. An answere, that b1532712013-03209PDCC2013-042013-063A2013-062014-032014-10 62S11523599850454156612240870395AUB0066003717690An euerlasting prognostication of t162582006-0212TECH2006-022006-033A2006-032006-042006-06 63S11326299848499135972240928971AUA9381003717005A faithfull report of proceedings a1606172012-0834PDCC2012-082012-093A2012-092013-022014-03 66S100396998362384962248560100AUB2712003720336Henderson, Alexander,$d1583?-1646.Forbes, John,$d1593-1648.Hamilton, James Hamilton,$cDuke of,$d1606-1649.Generall demands concerning the late covenant1638282004-0384PDCC2004-042004-113A2004-112005-012005-03 68.5S10040020177890236732240906889AUB2872003720496The ansvveres of some brethren of t1638232003-1292APEX2004-012004-023A2004-022004-042004-05 71.33S11876499853971193762240891860AUC0755003728379Assertiones philosophicae, quas aus162382010-0125PDCC2010-012015-123A2015-122022-12 71.36S11875899853965193702248571559AUC0750003728374Theses philosophicae, quas auspice162782010-0124PDCC2010-012015-123A2015-122022-12 71.40S11876399853970193752240892124AUC0754003728378Theses philosophicae163772009-1226PDCC2010-012012-043A2012-042012-052012-10 71S100398998362404992240951826AUB3443003721067Duplyes of the ministers {amp} professo1638682005-11275PDCC2006-032007-033A2007-032008-022008-09 72S100404998362455042240871464AUA2652003710276Abjuration of poperie, by Thomas Ab1638252003-0385APEX2003-042005-063A2005-062005-102005-12 76S11559299850810160382240900769AUB0258003717882The dignity and duty of a Christian1620852013-0396PDCC2013-032013-053A2013-052014-032014-10 77S11441599849640148002240928978AUA9798003717422A reproofe, spoken and geeuen-fourt1579122003-0734TECH2003-082003-093A2003-092003-102003-11 79S11130899846677116632248527074AUA8362003715986A ryght pleasaunt and merye histori1576152005-0632PDCC2005-082005-093A2005-092005-102005-12 81.5S102619978434235762240909422AUC2442003730066An Abstract of a direction, concern163012008-081PDCC2008-112009-053Y2009-052009-092011-04 84.5S11899999854206196152240938186AUB1335003718959A looking glasse for England.1590252009-1053PDCC2009-112010-013A2010-012010-042011-04 84S108860998445121730562248513767ATY0366003688008The twelfe steppes of abuses write[n] by the famus doctor S. Augustine translated out of laten by Nicolas Lesse1550482006-09 85AS11587499851091163462240916830AUB9083003726707The key of knovvledge.15721862003-03173TECH2003-042005-033Y2005-032005-042005-10 88S100407998362485072240871387AUA2655003710279The military garden, or instruction1629212005-0264TECH2005-032005-043A2005-042005-102005-12 90S11540399850622158352240872533AUB8857003726481The most delectable and pleasaunt h1597812003-01347PDCC2003-022003-033Y2003-032003-042003-05 91S100406998362475062240941792AUA2654003710278The loves of Clitophon and Leucippe16381402003-12344PDCC2004-022004-033A2004-032004-042004-05 94S100394998362364942240941081AUA2650003710274The naturall and morall historie of16043082003-101125PDCC2003-112003-123A2003-122004-022004-03 95S1088659984451793372240864605AUA6940003714564An heauenly acte concernynge how ma1547172012-1026PDCC2012-102013-013A2013-012013-022014-03 104S1067759984248571422264195320AUB6014003723638Adams, Thomas,$dfl. 1612-1653.The workes of Tho: Adams16306342012-055762PDCC2012-062015-093A2015-092022-12 106.5S12101819979907235782264177953AUB2866003720490The barren tree1623332013-0389PDCC2013-032013-053A2013-052014-032014-10 107S100391998362334912240910234AUA2647003710271The blacke devil or the apostate.1615952003-06316APEX2003-072003-093A2003-092003-102003-11 108S1067829984249271512240855935AUA5684003713308A commentary or, exposition vpon th16338282012-057781PDCC2012-062012-093A2012-092013-022014-03 109S100388998362304882240951846AUA2645003710269Diseases of the soule1616422003-06158APEX2003-072003-103A2003-102003-122004-03 110.5S141320178045236762240909571AUB2875003720499The deuills banket16141792003-06681PDCC2003-072003-083R2004-012004-023A2004-022004-042004-05 111S100387998362294872248572866AUA2644003710268A divine herball together with a fo1616822003-06236TECH2003-062003-073Y2003-072003-082003-09 112S11526199850480156882240857224AUB8798003726422Eirenopolis:1622962003-06105TECH2003-062003-083Y2003-082003-102003-11 114S100411998362525112240941100AUA2657003710281Englands sicknes, comparatively con1615502003-06222PDCC2003-072003-093A2003-092003-102003-11 115S11560399850821160512240878692AUB0263003717887Fiue sermons preached vpon sundry e16261102003-06312PDCC2003-072003-093Y2003-092003-102003-11 117S100383998362254832240941076AUA2643003710267The gallants burden.1612372003-06149TECH2003-062003-083R2003-112003-123Y2003-122004-022004-03 121S10041722667831256512264194100AUC3399003731023The happines of the church, or, A d16194232003-061737APEX2003-072003-083A2003-082003-102003-11 122S100418998362585172248542859AUA2661003710285Heauen and earth reconcil'd.1613262003-06100PDCC2003-062005-023R2005-102006-053R2006-082008-013A2008-012008-022008-09 124S100419998362595182248567436AUA2662003710286Mystical bedlam, or the vvorld of m1615452003-06176TECH2003-062003-073Y2003-072003-082003-09 125S100425998362655242240902543AUA2668003710292The sacrifice of thankefulnesse.1616942003-06352TECH2003-062003-083Y2003-082003-102003-11 127S100420998362605192240942854AUA2663003710287The souldiers honour.1617222003-0665PDCC2003-062003-083A2003-082003-102003-11 129S100422998362625212240892775AUA2665003710289The temple.1624372013-03109PDCC2013-032013-043A2013-042014-032014-10 130S12219399857345230652248521425AUC2193003729817Adams, Thomas,$dfl. 1612-1653.Three sermons1625142013-0340PDCC2013-032013-053A2013-052014-032014-10 131S100428998362685272240921194AUA2671003710295The white deuil, or The hypocrite v1613352003-06144APEX2003-072003-103A2003-102003-122004-03 135S100435998362755352264223723AUA2675003710299The muses threnodie, or, mirthfull1638542003-03169APEX2003-042003-053A2003-052003-062003-07 140.5S11523999850458156652240851629AUB0069003717693Ta t{marc}on Mous{marc}on eisodia:16181522004-05611APEX2004-052004-093A2004-092004-102004-11 143S124444526330731738942240910638Adamson, John, d. 1653.The trauellers ioy: or, A sermon on the third verse of the second chapter of Salomons song / By Master Iohn Adamson, minister of the Word of God at Liberton.1623242013-0353PDCC2013-042013-063A2013-062014-032014-10 149S11675599851971172672240927302AUB0572003718196The recantation of Maister Patrik A1598132006-0223TECH2006-022006-033A2006-032006-042006-06 150.5S41152023923199254263812248539722AUC4010003731634Good admonition, or, To al sorts of163012002-115PDCC2002-122003-013A2003-012003-022003-03 152S100442998362825422240953552AUA2677003710301A briefe description of Hierusalem1595692006-02247TECH2006-022006-083A2006-082006-092007-01 153.7S11298099848221133012240883196AUA9253003716877An aduertisement and defence for tr158142005-108APEX2005-112006-013A2006-012006-042006-06 156.3S10640634382638290362240917092AUC6333003733957The dutifull advice of a loving son1632282002-1116PDCC2002-122003-013A2003-012003-022003-03 159.5S12222099857372230982264233791AUB2592003720216Aelfric,$cAbbot of Eynsham.Joscelyn, John,$d1529-1603.Parker, Matthew,$d1504-1575.A testimonie of antiquitie1566862005-12114TECH2005-122006-093A2006-092007-022007-10 160S100438998362785382240882812AUA2676003710300A Saxon treatise concerning the Old1623742009-11170PDCC2009-11 161S1067919984250171632240866449AUA5691003713315The tactiks of {AElig}lian or art o16161422003-07686APEX2003-072005-053A2005-052005-102005-12 163S1068129984252271852240861653AUB6019003723643The art of embattailing an army. Or1631832006-10383APEX2006-112007-043Y2007-042008-022008-09 164S100459998362991764082240866391Aelian, Claudius.Fleming, Abraham,$d1552?-1607.A registre of hystories : conteining martiall exploites of worthy warriours, politique practises of ciuil magistrates, wise sentences of famous philosophers, and other matters manifolde and memorable. Written in Greeke, by Ælianus a Romane: and deliuered in Englishe (as well, according to the truth of the Greeke text, as of the Latine) by Abraham Fleming. Seene and allowed.Varia historia. English15761872013-11664PDCC2013-122014-063A2014-062015-032016-02 166.5S1016449983745217732240924991AUA3117003710741A very fruitful {amp} godly exposition15481602009-10275PDCC2009-102010-053Y2010-052011-062011-12 174.5S921462833239942248579657AUC2529003730153{AElig}sopi phrygis fabula{aelig}163912007-081TECH2007-082007-093A2007-092008-022008-09 175S11123099846616115972240913903AUA8316003715940Here begynneth the book of the subt14841342003-12370APEX2004-022004-033R2004-042004-093Y2004-092004-102004-11 179S11057599846090110332264199450Aesop.The fables of Esope in Englysshe : with all his lyfe and fortune, howe he was subtil, wyse, and borne in Grece, nat farre from Troye the greate in a towne named Amoneo, he was of all othermen most diffourmed and euyll shapen. For he had a greate heed, large visage, longe iawes, sharpe eyen, a shorte necke, crokebacked, greate belly, greate legges, large fete. And yet that whiche was worse, he was dombe and coulde nat speke: But nat withstandyng this he hadde a singuler wytte, and was greatly ingenious and subtill in cauillacions, and pleasant in wordes, after he came to his speche.Aesop's fables. English15511602013-12293PDCC2014-022015-113A2015-112022-12 185S11026199845840107662240916207AUA7821003715445The morall fabillis of Esope the ph1570522002-02157PDCC2002-032002-043A2002-042002-052003-01 186.5S90053545328001807042240924058Aesop.Henryson, Robert, 1430?-1506?Smith, Richard, fl. 1587.The fabulous tales of Esope the Phrygian, / compiled moste eloquently in Scottishe metre by Master Robert Henrison, & now lately Englished. ; Euery tale moralized most aptly to this present time, worthy to be read..Aesop's fables. English. Selections. 15771577682011-06179APEX2011-062011-073A2011-072012-052012-10 187.5S1043689984010645772240904288AUB5545003723169Esops eables [sic] translated gramm1617422003-10113APEX2003-112004-093A2004-092004-102004-11 188.5S142420178810236872240914358AUB2884003720508The fabulist metamorphosed and myth1634412011-01115PDCC2011-012011-033A2011-032011-062011-12 190S11594099851157164172248539515AUB0365003717989The dumbe diuine speaker, or: Dumbe16051802005-121037TECH2005-122006-103A2006-102007-022007-10 192S108354998440131764112240888512Agap&cmbmacr;etos.White, James,$cScotishman.An exposition of chapiters exhortatiue : set forth in Greeke vvithoute meditatio[n], by Agapetus, minister of the most holy and greate churche of God: and nowe translated most truely out of Greeke into English, by Iames Whit Scotishman, as, the learned in both the tongues may easily iudge.1564152013-1234PDCC2014-022014-033A2014-032015-032016-02 193S1043629984010045712240876651AUA4001003711625The preceptes teachyng a prynce or1529222006-0233PDCC2006-052007-053A2007-052008-022008-09 194S239624165497272842240912888AUC4746003732370The repertorie of records, remainin16311112003-05277APEX2003-062005-023A2005-022005-042005-10 195.5S103119986119235812240923505AUC2444003730068To all persons whom these presents159612007-084TECH2007-082007-093A2007-092008-022008-09 195S100439998362791764122240924739Agas, Ralph,$d1545-1621.A preparative to platting of landes and tenements for surueigh : Shewing the diuersitie of sundrie instruments applyed thereunto. Patched up as plainly together, as boldly offered to the curteous view and regard of all worthie gentlemen, louers of skill. And published in stead of his flying papers, which cannot abide the pasting to poasts.1596122013-1236PDCC2013-122014-063A2014-062015-032016-02 196.5S41162006623199496263822240908289AUC4011003731635The Golden age, or, An Age of plain162512002-116PDCC2002-122003-013A2003-012003-022003-03 197.3S41172006723199683263832240906150AUC4012003731636The Siluer age, or, The VVorld turn162312002-086PDCC2002-092002-103A2002-102002-122003-01 197.7S11588599851102163582240892303AUB9092003726716The foure ages of man. 1635.163582010-017PDCC2010-022010-033Y2010-032010-042011-04 197S1159443031899851161164212240887666AUB0369003717993The phantastick age: or, The anatom163412007-086TECH2007-082007-093A2007-092008-022008-09 198.7S41182027823200548263862240902713AUC4014003731638A New ballad, intituled, The battel161512002-075PDCC2002-092002-103A2002-102002-122003-01 198S9005699853161185302240894593AUB0902003718526Here after foloweth ye batayll of E153672009-1218PDCC2009-122010-023A2010-022010-042011-04 201S1043649984010245732240910496AUA4003003711627The commendation of matrimony, made1540242005-0634APEX2005-072005-083A2005-082005-102005-12 203S1043659984010345742240907897AUA4004003711628A treatise of the nobilitie and exc1542512005-0682TECH2005-072005-083Y2005-082005-102005-12 204S100458998362985582240887272AUA2683003710307Henrie Cornelius Agrippa, of the va15691982005-06879TECH2005-072005-083R2020-012022-12 206S12242199857570233302264221348AUB2666003720290The great Turkes defiance: Or his l1613112010-0111PDCC2010-022010-043A2010-042011-062011-12 207S11795899853167185362240887691AUB0907003718531Letters from the great Turke lately160662009-0514PDCC2009-062014-063A2014-062015-032016-02 208S11526399850482156902240854604AUB8800003726424True copies of the insolent, cruell162192010-0815PDCC2010-092010-103A2010-102011-062011-12 209S11890099854107195142240894623AUB1293003718917An animadversion to Mr Richard Clyf1613742005-02428PDCC2005-032005-043A2005-042005-102005-12 219S1067999984250971712240855942AUA5698003713322Annotations upon the five bookes of16275912005-027834APEX2005-032005-043A2005-042005-102005-12 222S11594599851162164222240880731AUB0370003717994An arrovv against idolatrie.1624642005-02190PDCC2005-032005-043A2005-042005-102005-12 226S100100998359521872248551669AUB3343003720967A censure upon the dialogue of the1623352005-02195PDCC2005-062005-073A2005-072005-102005-12 227S11594699851163164232248540219AUB0371003717995Certain notes of M. Henry Aynsworth1630172004-0442APEX2004-042004-113A2004-112005-012005-03 228S11877599853982193872240896167AUC0760003728384The communion of saincts.16072562005-02620APEX2005-032005-043A2005-042005-102005-12 235S11797399853182185512240925333AUB0914003718538A defence of the Holy Scriptures, w1609702005-02363APEX2005-032005-043A2005-042005-102005-12 236S12215599857307230102264233115AUC2182003729806A reply to a pretended Christian pl1620962005-02519APEX2005-032005-043A2005-042005-102005-12 239S100500998363406052240905837AUA2711003710335An apologie or defence of such true1604682005-02360TECH2005-032005-053R2020-012022-12 240S100498998363386032248547192AUA2710003710334The trying out of the truth1615962005-02645APEX2005-042005-053Y2005-052005-102005-12 244S11798399853192185612240906661AUB0917003718541The iust and necessary apologie of1621332004-1252APEX2004-122005-013A2005-012005-042005-10 245S100494998363345992240928162AUA2708003710332Lectures upon the vvhole Epistle of16185592012-052667PDCC2012-052012-063A2012-062013-022014-03 255.5S11603999851256165262240887483AUB9177003726801Sur les louanges162362009-0512PDCC2009-062009-073A2009-072009-092011-04 256.5S142720179020236902240923172AUB2887003720511A True relation of taking of Alba-R160172004-1118PDCC2004-122005-013A2005-012005-042005-10 256S1088949984454693702240908533AUA6959003714583Here begynnethe the glorious lyfe a1534892005-10245PDCC2006-012006-033A2006-032006-042006-06 257S11026899845844107702240893544AUA7825003715449Hecatonphila. The arte of loue.1598472006-0273PDCC2006-052006-063A2006-062006-092007-01 258.5S143020179185236932240914302AUB2890003720514The boke of secretes of Albertus Ma1560762006-02104APEX2006-032006-043A2006-042006-092007-01 258S1084389984409788832248507345AUA6675003714299Liber aggregationis seu liber secre1483412004-06122APEX2004-082007-073A2007-072008-022008-09 268S12245399857586233472240875839AUC2292003729916Explicit liber modo[rum] sig[nifica1480472005-08197APEX2005-09 269S100118998359702082240890846AUA2509003710133The paradise of the soule. Or a tre16172032006-02333TECH2006-022006-033R2020-012022-12 270S11070999846202111532240911001AUA8046003715670Questiones Alberti de modis signifi1496602005-08283PDCC2005-102017-053A2017-052022-12 273S11244599847699127552248516607AUA8998003716622[Secreta mulierum et virorum].1483492004-06143PDCC2004-082007-073A2007-072008-022008-09 274S11231899847573126112240940560AUA8919003716543[A notable discourse, plainelye and15751362006-02274TECH2006-022006-083Y2006-082006-092007-01 275S12198699857140228182240889893AUB2481003720105[A mery playe bothe pytthy and plea156672003-0622PDCC2003-062003-073A2003-072003-082003-09 277S11061199846122110682240924373AUA7992003715616Gallicantus Iohannis alcok epi Elie1498272003-0483APEX2003-052004-013A2004-012004-022004-03 278S1065009984221568512240899581AUA5484003713108Mons perfeccionis{middot} otherwyse1496292003-0478TECH2003-052005-033R 283S1065039984221868542240938768AUA5487003713111In die Innocencium sermo pro episco1498122003-0429PDCC2003-052003-063R2003-082003-103A2003-102003-122004-03 285S11008999845706106252240911144AUA7748003715372[Sermon on Luke VIII].1497262003-0478APEX2003-052005-023A2005-022005-042005-10 286S11038199845935108672240893595AUA7870003715494[Desponsacio virginis xpristo. Spou149792003-0421TECH2003-052005-033Y2005-032005-042005-10 287.5S113009998482501769302240925351Aldem, Mordecai,$dd. 1615.A short, plaine, and profitable catechisme : containing an instruction vnto the foure principal points of Christian religion. Needfull for all those, who doe not as yet perfitly knowe the same.1592452013-1286PDCC2014-022014-033A2014-032015-032016-02 287S11777499852984183412240894606AUC0235003727859[Spousage of a virgin to Christ].149792006-0222PDCC2006-042006-053A2006-052006-092007-01 289S1068049984251471762248590504AUA5703003713327The rogue: or The life of Guzman de16233332003-092701APEX2003-122004-013A2004-012004-022004-03 292S1089009984455293762240940538AUA6963003714587Of the auctorite of the word of god1544462004-1087PDCC2004-112005-013A2005-012005-042005-10 293S1043809984011845902240894088AUA4014003711638The secretes of the reuerende Maist15581342005-06530TECH2005-072005-093A2005-092005-102005-12 300S11914999854356197732240925367AUC0939003728563The seconde part of the Secretes of1560982005-06342PDCC2006-012006-033A2006-032006-042006-06 305S11537999850598158092248532618AUB8852003726476Ruscelli, Girolamo,$dd. ca. 1565.Ward, William,$d1534-1609.The thyrde and last parte of the Secretes of the reuerende Maister Alexis of Piemont, by him collected out of diuers excellent authours, with a necessary table in the ende, conteyning all the matters treated of in this present worke. Englished by Wyllyam Warde1562972005-06327APEX2005-062005-073A2005-072005-102005-12 309S100486998363265892240925009AUA2702003710326A verye excellent and profitable bo15691042005-06401TECH2005-072005-093A2005-092005-102005-12 314S1064939984220868422240860164AUA5477003713101Explicit sentenciosa atq[ue] studio14812412004-101487PDCC2005-022007-073Y2007-072008-022008-09 315S103419987457235842240914403AUC2447003730071[Doctrinale]148532009-048PDCC2009-052009-123Y2009-122010-042011-04 331S1083929984405188352248530884AUA6637003714261The besieging of Berghen vppon Zoom158912007-084APEX2007-092007-103Y2007-102008-022008-09 332S123479565727611808842240908483Farnese, Alexander, Duke of Parma, 1545-1592.Aggas, Edward.A breefe description of the battailes, victories and triumphes, atchiued by the D. of Parma, and the Spanish armye : Sent by the king of Spayne, vnder his conduct to the succour of the rebellious leaguers of France. / Faithfully translated out of French by E.A. according to the French coppie, printed at Paris..Discours sur la venue en France, progrès & retraite du duc de Parme1591112013-0335PDCC2013-042013-053A2013-052014-032014-10 333S11915499854361197782240903354AUC0943003728567A true copy of a letter sent by the157982006-0210TECH2006-022006-033Y2006-032006-042006-06 334S11799599853204185732240951440AUB0929003718553The ouerthrovv of the most part of159162009-0513PDCC2009-062009-073A2009-072009-092011-04 335.5S900661663841371914552240937015Alessandro Farnese,$cDuke of Parma,$d1545-1592.Ce qui est aduenu en la retraicte du duc de Parme depuis le 20. Nouembre jusques au 27. dudit mois 1590 : Auec les nouuelles de dauphiné..1590102013-0326PDCC2013-042013-083A2013-082014-032014-10 335S11915699854363197802240899306AUC0945003728569A letter sent from the Prince of Pa1585112006-0219APEX2006-032006-053A2006-052006-092007-01 336S11528099850499157072240875859AUB8810003726434The thinges vvhich happened vpon th1590122012-0632PDCC2012-072012-093A2012-092013-022014-03 337S100493998363335982240887216AUA2707003710331Aurora.1604472011-08150PDCC2011-082011-113R2012-062012-073A2012-072013-022014-03 338S100488998363285912240941057AUA2704003710328Doomes-Day, or, the great day of th1614642011-08237PDCC2011-082011-103Y2011-102012-052012-10 340S125155998985781733222240884047005372002Stirling, William Alexander,$cEarl of,$d1567 or 8-1640.An elegie on the death of Prince Henrie. By Sr William Alexander of Menstrie, gentleman of his Priuie Chamber161362009-0511PDCC2009-062009-073A2009-072009-092011-04 341AS125341565727621808852240919332Stirling, William Alexander, Earl of, 1567 or 8-1640.Stansby, William, fl. 1597-1638, printer.An encouragement to colonies / By Sir William Alexander, knight..1625272011-08106PDCC2011-082011-113Y2011-112012-052012-10 341S1043699984010745782240892769AUA4007003711631An encouragement to colonies{middot1624312011-08106PDCC2011-082011-123Y2011-122012-052012-10 342S1043749984011245832240904311AUA4011003711635The mapp and description of Nevv-En1630262002-0998APEX2002-102002-113A2002-112002-122003-01 344S100090998359421772240897091AUA2495003710119The monarchicke tragedies16071992011-08748PDCC2011-082011-103Y2011-102012-052012-10 346S100492998363325972240912782AUA2706003710330A paraenesis to the Prince by VVill1604132011-0841PDCC2011-082012-023A2012-022012-052012-10 347S1066409984235370002240875611AUA5582003713206Recreations vvith the Muses. By Wil16371332011-08728PDCC2011-082011-103A2011-102012-052012-10 348.5S103619990212235862264181889AUC2449003730073A short discourse of the good ends1600162011-0831PDCC2011-082016-113A2016-112022-12 349S1043869984012445962240892872AUA4020003711644The tragedie of Darius. By VVilliam1603412013-12147PDCC2014-022015-113A2015-112022-12 351S100138998359902282240933050AUA2518003710142The battailes of Crescey, and Poict1631402005-0395TECH2005-032005-043A2005-042005-102005-12 353.5S12515620281999004901733232264171932005372003Newes from Argeir :$bof the proceedings of our royall fleete since their departure from England, and what happened betweene them, and the Turkish Callies vpon Christmas day last. To the tune of, King Henries going to Bolloigne.162122013-064PDCC2013-072013-093A2013-092014-032014-10 353S100143998359952342248551668AUA2521003710145The historie of that vvise and fort1638822005-03234PDCC2005-052005-063A2005-062005-102005-12 354S100094998359461812240864526AUA2497003710121Almansor1627482009-12108PDCC2009-122010-023A2010-022010-042011-04 355S100153998360052442248550955AUA2522003710146A plaine confutation of a treatise1590742004-03203TECH2004-032004-043Y2004-042004-072004-08 356S1043709984010845792240862941AUA4008003711632An howres recreation in musicke1606762004-0387PDCC2004-052004-063Y2004-062004-072004-08 357.5S56221664928248572240917007AUC2739003730363A breife explanation of the common1630282011-0163PDCC2011-012011-033R2011-052016-113A2016-112022-12 359S1043759984011345842240892845AUA4012003711636A catechisme, that is to saie, a fa15481012013-03167PDCC2013-042013-063A2013-062014-032014-10 362S11231999847574126122240942925AUA8920003716544An alphabet of the holy proverbs of1596732012-05187PDCC2012-062012-083A2012-082013-022014-03 363S12042399855621211222240875825AUB1802003719426Concordances of the Holy Prouerbs o16122022012-05800PDCC2012-052016-063A2016-062022-12 364S1068119984252171842240901400AUA5708003713332The doctrine of the Gospel.16065262012-054660PDCC2012-062012-073A2012-072013-022014-03 366S100095998359471822240930536AUA2498003710122A treasurie of catechisme, or Chris16001602013-03741PDCC2013-042013-063A2013-062014-032014-10 367S11232199847576126142240926672AUA8922003716546A treatise of christian beneficence16001282013-03552PDCC2013-042013-063A2013-062014-032014-10 368S12063699855831213342240897159AUB1908003719532An admonition to the nobility and p1588312006-02106APEX2006-022007-023A2007-022008-022008-09 369.5S11761899852830181822240882960AUB0767003718391A briefe historie of the glorious m1582822013-03330PDCC2013-042013-073A2013-072014-032014-10 369S12235599857506232552248508719AUB2645003720269An apologie and true declaration of15811242006-02236TECH2006-022006-083Y2006-082006-092007-01 370S11276499848009130812240854482AUA9157003716781The copie of a letter vvritten by M1587152006-0253PDCC2006-052007-053A2007-052008-022008-09 371S100096998359481832240895457AUA2499003710123A defense and declaration of the Ca15652962013-03626PDCC2013-042013-073A2013-072014-032014-10 372S100097998359491842240880347AUA2500003710124A treatise made in defence of the l15672282013-03528PDCC2013-042013-053A2013-052014-032014-10 373S100110998359622002240891220AUA2506003710130A true, sincere and modest defence,15841152013-03475PDCC2013-042013-063A2013-062014-032014-10 374S1068229984253171952240866591AUB6022003723646Pt{marc}ochomuseion [sic].15654512013-032941PDCC2013-052013-083A2013-082014-032014-10 376.3S11587399851090163452240887661AUB9082003726706Allin, Ralph.The hauen of hope15851112013-0388PDCC2013-032013-043A2013-042014-032014-10 376.7S11594999851166164272240901729AUB0374003717998The Christians guide.16142942013-03552PDCC2013-042013-063A2013-062014-032014-10 377S11777699852986183432240952038AUC0237003727861The exercise of true spirituall deu16102142013-03308PDCC2013-042013-063A2013-062014-032014-10 378S100113998359652032240885478AUA2507003710131Englands Parnassus: or the choysest16002642006-02859PDCC2006-082006-113A2006-112007-022007-10 381S11343099848664137742240855923AUA9445003717069VVits theater of the little world.15992842004-02649PDCC2004-042004-053A2004-052004-072004-08 382.5S11675199851967172632248550618AUB0568003718192Certaine briefe questions and answe1620212013-0346PDCC2013-042013-063A2013-062014-032014-10 383S11591199851128163862240887684AUB0352003717976The oyle of gladnesse: or, Musicke1631892013-03145PDCC2013-042013-063A2013-062014-032014-10 384S1043779984011545872240871372AUA4013003711637Funerall elegies vpon the most lame161372009-1224PDCC2009-122010-013A2010-012010-042011-04 385.3S12040499855602211022248502387AUC1579003729203[A prognostication for 1498]149832009-0411PDCC2009-052009-093Y2009-092010-042011-04 385S11799899853207185762240951427AUB0932003718556Teares of ioy shed at the happy dep161362009-0516PDCC2009-062009-073A2009-072009-092011-04 394.5S11051599846042109792240929313AUA7943003715567A mery p[ro]nosticacion for the yer154462009-058PDCC2009-062010-013A2010-012010-042011-04 395S11066999846171111212240929225AUA8024003715648An almanacke and prono[stication fo154612007-088APEX2007-092007-103Y2007-102008-022008-09 399.7S11051699846043109802240938781AUA7944003715568Prognostycacion, and almanacke of t155692010-0817PDCC2010-092010-103A2010-102011-062011-12 400.3S108398998440571765972240920243AUA6641003714265[An almanacke].155912007-0830APEX2007-092008-053A2008-052008-092009-03 401.3998928941823642248558836Coxe, Francis, fl. 1560.A pro[gno]stication for the y[ear MDLX]VII [for the] meridia:- & [pole] artick of ...156712008-085PDCC2008-112009-013Y2009-012009-022009-10 401.4S90082526330741738952240914815A prognostication, or declaration asw[ell] of the mutaciõs and dispositions of the weathers, as also of plentie and dearth of victualles, warres, and peace, which the planettes an[d] heauenly bodies doe foreshewe and set forth / Calculated and made for the yere of our Lorde God .1568. being leape yere: set forth for the meridiã of London, seruyng very well for all Englande.156832009-0424PDCC2009-052009-04-14 401.8S11948323380691201272248536862AUB3219003720843[An Almanack and prognostication for 1576]157632009-046PDCC2009-052009-123Y2009-122010-042011-04 401.9S301729683559280772240925496AUC5412003733036A Perpetvall kalender157712007-0810APEX2007-092010-053A2010-052011-062011-12 403.3S11891399854120195272248501965AUB1301003718925Perpetuall and naturall prognostica1591182005-1138APEX2006-012006-123R2020-012022-12 403S11277099848015130872240899341AUA9158003716782[An almanack, engraved on copper.].159112007-080APEX2007-092007-103A2007-102008-022008-09 406.7S12239999857550233042240894511AUB2660003720284The p[ro]nostication of maister Adr152012007-083APEX2007-092007-103Y2007-102008-022008-09 410.7S124623998989531507722240906325005371366Askham, Anthony,$dfl. 1553.An almanacke and prognostication made for the yeare, of our Lorde God, M. D. C. LV [sic] :$bmade by Maister Anthony Askham phisician and preste.155512008-0851PDCC2008-112015-123A2015-122022-12 410.9S11579899851016162682240863332AUB9050003726674[An almanacke a]nd prog[nostication155612007-082APEX2007-092007-103Y2007-102008-022008-09 410S11239520180189127002248554628AUA2339003709963Askham, Anthony,$dfl. 1553.A prognosticacion made for the yere of oure Lord Gods thousande fyue hundreth xlviii154832008-011PDCC2008-022008-033A2008-032008-092009-03 414.7S1421467047240012240935285AUC2536003730160A vvonderful prognostication or pre1604162012-1238APEX2012-122013-013A2013-012013-022014-03 420.15S11095199846398113612240902981AUA8168003715792A pronostycacyon practysed by maste1545142013-0123APEX2013-022013-043A2013-042014-032014-10 421.17S11137199846733117202240922205AUA8391003716015A very true pronosticacio[n], with1536322013-0286PDCC2013-032013-053A2013-052014-032014-10 422.7S11270399847948130182240850332AUA9119003716743A prognostication made for the yeer158212007-083APEX2007-092007-103Y2007-102008-022008-09 423.6S448923434379266232240940930AUC4214003731838[A prognostication Buckminster 1591159132009-0418PDCC2009-052009-063A2009-062009-092011-04 424.4S240224170103272932240895945AUC4753003732377Buckminster 1595159512007-081APEX2007-082007-093A2007-092008-022008-09 425S11526699850485156932240865762AUB8802003726426[An almanacke] for the yeer [of our159912007-08 431.7S2321469024240182248585934AUC2548003730172A prognostication made for y[e] yee1566172013-0719APEX2013-072013-113A2013-112014-032014-10 433.7S58921720644249002248558259AUC2781003730405A triple almanacke for the yeere of1591212000-00174PDCC2002-012002-033A2002-032002-042003-01 434.12S11258899847835128972240919797AUA9064003716688A prognostication in which you may160012007-083APEX2007-092007-103Y2007-102008-022008-09 435.35S12215899857310230142240904456AUB2571003720195A prognostication of right good eff1555342004-02163APEX2004-042004-093Y2004-092004-102004-11 435.59S11571599850933161742240875908AUB8991003726615Digges, Leonard,$dd. 1571?Copernicus, Nicolaus,$d1473-1543.$tDe revolutionibus orbium caelestium. Part 1. English. Selections.Digges, Thomas,$dd. 1595.A prognostication euerlasting of right good effect1605582004-02301PDCC2004-042004-063A2004-062004-072004-08 436.7S11608099851297165682240918828AUB9212003726836Dove. An almanack for the yeare sin163512007-081APEX2007-082007-093A2007-092008-022008-09 439.19S11450199849726148902240878101AUA9820003717444A prognostication for euer, made by1605182006-1134APEX2006-122008-013A2008-012008-022008-09 439.5S10948399845130100152248519992AUA7349003714973A pronostycacyon [sic] of Erra Pate154592010-0819PDCC2010-092010-103A2010-102011-062011-12 441.9S449023434788266242248533846AUC4215003731839[Al]manack [for th?]e yeare of [our163632009-0445PDCC2009-05 443.7S59321986214249172240959299AUC2796003730420[Farmer, 1614]161382007-0727APEX2007-082010-023A2010-022010-042011-04 445.1S242224182746273252248544935AUC4780003732404Gabriel Frende his prognostication159612007-081APEX2007-092007-103Y2007-102008-022008-09 447.5S10986199845504104092240863140AUA7617003715241A prognostication for this yere M.D1546362012-0972PDCC2012-092012-103A2012-102013-022014-03 447.7S12249099857615233762264234063AUB2683003720307Gesner, Jacob.An almanacke and prognostication for [...]155512008-0828PDCC2008-112015-123A2015-122022-12 450.7S11498899850208153952240894845AUB8649003726273Pr{aelig}dictio astrologica. The gr159892010-0830PDCC2010-082010-093A2010-092011-062011-12 459.5S11879299853999194042240893516AUB1223003718847[A prognostication made for the yea157292010-0826PDCC2010-082010-093A2010-092011-062011-12 459S12179399856957226082248508085AUB2396003720020Hill, Thomas,$db. ca. 1528.A new almanack for the yeare of our Lorde God, M.D.LXXII.157212008-0858PDCC2008-112015-123A2015-122022-12 462S11277699848020130922240863703AUA9160003716784[An almanacke and prognostication].155312007-08 464S11236799847621126632240906357AUB2792003720416An almanack and pronostication for155112007-08 466.2S59621988112249252240884186AUC2803003730427An almanacke for the yeere of our L160012007-08 466.6S6321486795246102248580915AUC2584003730208An almanacke for the yeere of our L160412007-08 468.6S322833143199266292264221287Keene, John,$dfl. 1612-1617.Keene 1617 : an almanacke and prognostication for the yeare of our Lord God, 1617 : being the first yeare after the bissextile or leape yeare, the 35 from the reformed computation, and from the beginning of the world 5579 : composed properly for the latitude and meridian of London, and may well serue for the south part of Great Brittaine / by Iohn Keene ...161732009-047PDCC2009-052010-033A2010-032010-042011-04 470.4S12159199856770223952248504193AUB2295003719919[Prenonstica effectuum celestium in151812007-08 470S12200499857157228402248514810AUB2489003720113An almanack and pronosticacion for154812007-08 471S115137Harl.5973[24]998918842095872240916369AUB8714003726338Laet, Jaspar,$dfl. 1530-1544.Almynack and pronostication of the yere of oure lord, M. CCCCC, and, XXX.153022008-0857PDCC2008-112015-123A2015-122022-12 476S1089199984457193992240857137AUA6980003714604Almanack and pronostication. of Ias154412007-083APEX2007-092007-103A2007-102008-022008-09 482.12S449423435552266302240906162AUC42170037318411574, an alm[a]nacke and progno[sti157432009-0410PDCC2009-052014-103A2014-102015-032016-02 483.14S12023499855433209272240870501AUB1710003719334An almanacke and prognosticacion fo1555262010-0578PDCC2010-052010-073A2010-072011-062011-12 488.3S90185565727731808962248563574Mounslowe, Alexander.The progno[stication] made for the yeare of [--] God, now present 1576 : [-] the astrologicall iudgement of [-]ters of the yeare, and the cl[-] weather. &c. Written chie[fly for the] meridian of the ci[ty] of Chester. / By Alexander Mouns[lowe].157682010-0119PDCC2010-012010-023A2010-022010-042011-04 489.7S11580499851022162752240909311AUB9055003726679An almanacke for the yeere of our L160932009-0457PDCC2009-052009-063A2009-062009-092011-04 492S1044009984013846112240900546AUA4033003711657An almanacke for the yeare of oure155992010-0857PDCC2010-092017-053A2017-052022-12 493S11278599848028131002240874326AUA9162003716786An alminacke and prodigious premons156612007-082APEX2007-092007-103A2007-102008-022008-09 507.11S90223545322601807092240914819Sauvage, James.1547 / Set forthe by maister Iames Sauuage, doct. in phisicke and astronomy, and reader in the towne of Hañdwerpe..154712008-089PDCC2008-112009-053Y2009-052009-092011-04 508.5S147520185954237382240861870AUB2931003720555A pronostication [sic] for the yere1544232011-0431APEX2011-042011-063A2011-062012-052012-10 510.5S147720186030237402248554625AUB2932003720556A prognostication for the yere of C156692010-0811PDCC2010-092010-103A2010-102011-062011-12 513S1089169984456893932264190790AUA6977003714601Seyfridt, George.[Almanake and pronostication for the yeare of our lorde MCCCCC, and XXXVII]153712008-0812PDCC2008-112013-103A2013-102014-032014-10 517.10S12222499857376231032240904500AUC2207003729831Pronosticacyon of maistre Ioh[a]n T153032009-045PDCC2009-052009-063A2009-062009-092011-04 525.4S247424228711274012240908379AUC4854003732478A doble almanacke or kalender drawn160012007-081APEX2007-082007-093Y2007-092008-022008-09 533S1043929984013046022240871326AUA4025003711649Tvvo royall entertainments, lately1623222005-1044APEX2005-102006-053A2006-052006-092007-01 534S1043969984013446072248578889AUA4029003711653An almond for a parrat, or Cutbert1589242002-1287PDCC2003-012003-023P2003-022003-042003-05 535.5S64122095541250312240927490AUC2891003730515A breefe methode or way teachinge a1605842013-03174PDCC2013-032013-043A2013-042014-032014-10 536S11675899851974172702240867351AUB9617003727241[Engraved ornamental and other alph163212007-080APEX2007-092007-103A2007-102008-022008-09 537S11591399851130163882240854308AUB0353003717977Dauid's catechisme. By E.A.1623202013-0343PDCC2013-032013-053A2013-052014-032014-10 539S100121998359732112240900257AUA2511003710135A votiue oration for the auspicial1615172012-0165APEX2012-012016-113A2016-112022-12 540S11916899854375197922240931614AUC0956003728580An ansvver and true discourse to a1573252004-1155PDCC2004-122005-013A2005-012005-042005-10 541S11278899848031131032240909306AUA9165003716789The first book of Amadis of Gaule.15902082003-01844PDCC2003-022003-033A2003-032003-042003-05 542.5S1258241663841561914582240938577The fift [sic] booke of the most pleasant and [d]electable historie of Amadis de Gaule. : [Contai]ning the first part of the most strange vali[ant and] worthy actes of Esplandian sonne to Amadis [de Gaule] as his strange sailing in the great serpent, the winning of his sword, [co]nquest of the castle La montaigne defendu, his warres with Armato King of Turkie, his loue to Leonorine daughter to the Emperour of Constantinople, with diuers seruices done in her behalfe: the b[e]sieging of Constantinople by the Turks and pagans, with their ouerthrow by the Christian princes: his marriage with Leonorine, his investing in the Empire of Greece: and lastly his enchantment with diuers other princes in the pallace of [Apol]lidon deuised by Urganda..Amadís de Gaula (Spanish romance). Book 5. English.15981402012-08668PDCC2012-082012-093A2012-092013-022014-03 543S1068089984251871812240881780AUA5707003713331The third [and fourth] booke of Amadis de Gaule.16181952005-121402APEX2006-012006-023A2006-022006-042006-06 544_copy2S1068069984251671812240881780AUA5705003713329Pyott, Lazarus.Munday, Anthony,$d1553-1633.The ancient, famous and honourable history of Amadis de Gaule [books 1 and 2]16192232005-121530APEX2006-012006-023A2006-022006-042006-06 544S1068069984251671792248572803AUA5705003713329Pyott, Lazarus.Munday, Anthony,$d1553-1633.The ancient, famous and honourable history of Amadis de Gaule16192292005-121524APEX2006-012006-023A2006-022006-042006-06 545S100122998359742122240923266AUB3354003720978The moste excellent and pleasaunt b15721622000-00627PDCC2001-112002-023Y2002-022002-032003-01 546.5C.20.f.7[4]998841841829262264208960Amantium irae amoris redintegratio est. = : The falling out of louers, is the renewing of loue : to the tune of the Meddow brow.162512008-086PDCC2008-112009-053Y2009-052009-092011-04 546S1089339984458594142240879864AUA6992003714616A certayn treatye moste wyttely deu1543692005-08115APEX2005-092005-103A2005-102006-012006-02 547S1177822028099852992183502240941196AUC0240003727864Nevves out of East India162422013-069PDCC2013-072013-093A2013-092014-032014-10 548.7S113301998485371766952240852691Ambrose,$cSaint, Bishop of Milan,$dd. 397.Paynell, Thomas.A deuout prayer of s. Ambrose, very expedie[n]t for all suche as prepare them selues to saye masse, or receaue ye blessed sacrament of the very body and bloud of Christ. Englished by Thomas Paynell. 1.5.5.5 1555132013-1217PDCC2014-022014-043A2014-042015-032016-02 548S100171998360222652240902504AUA2526003710150Christian offices crystall glasse.16372352013-031012PDCC2013-042013-073A2013-072014-032014-10 549S100123998359752132240905549AUA2512003710136Tvvoo bookes of Saint Ambrose Byssh15611492006-02245TECH2006-022006-083Y2006-082006-092007-01 552S11473799849960151382264197988AUA9898003717522Ames, William,$d1576-1633.Conscience with the power and cases thereof1639882004-01344APEX2004-022004-043A2004-042004-072004-08 555S100154998360062452240926275AUB3373003720997A fresh suit against human ceremoni16334572004-011474PDCC2004-032004-043A2004-042004-072004-08 556S11527299850491156992240870330AUB8807003726431A second manuduction, for Mr. Robin1615182004-0179PDCC2004-022004-033A2004-032004-042004-05 559S100126998359782162248564130AUA2515003710139A reply to Dr. Mortons generall Def1622632004-01332TECH2004-012004-023A2004-022004-042004-05 563.7S959691663841731914602248530629Murton, John.A most humble supplication of many the Kings Maiesties loyall subiects, : ready to testifie all civill obedience, by the oath, as the law of this realme requireth, and that of conscience; who are persecuted, onely for differing in religion, contrary to divine and humane testimonies as followeth..1621202010-0571PDCC2010-052010-073A2010-072011-062011-12 563S12234399857494232392240884356AUB2639003720263Sacred hymnes.1615932005-03111APEX2005-052005-073A2005-072005-102005-12 564.6S12821530870247332264183056AUC2646003730270Interiorum corporis humani partium155972009-1215PDCC2010-012010-043A2010-042011-062011-12 564.8S90282449202631737132240914695The anatomie of the inward parts of woman, very necessary to be knowne to physitians, surgians, and all other that desire to know themselues159912008-087PDCC2008-112009-053Y2009-052009-092011-04 564S11330299848538136382240872520AUA9396003717020A treuue nyeuu tydynges of the wo[n153562009-0528PDCC2009-062009-073A2009-072009-092011-04 566S1084969984415489432240920356AUA6712003714336An approved medicine against the de159392006-0225PDCC2006-042006-063A2006-062006-092007-01 567S100136998359882262240926139AUA2516003710140An exposition of the hymne commonly1574882013-03227PDCC2013-042013-063A2013-062014-032014-10 568S1085009984415889472240931941AUA6716003714340A godlie sermon, preached on Newe y1576372013-0392PDCC2013-042013-073A2013-072014-032014-10 569S1085249984418289712248523603AUA6728003714352A sermon of sure comfort1581442013-03110PDCC2013-042013-063A2013-062014-032014-10 570S1085259984418389722248514833AUA6729003714353A sermon preached at Paules Crosse,1581632013-03138PDCC2013-042013-063A2013-062014-032014-10 571S1085269984418489732240936788AUA6730003714354A sermon profitably preached in the1586552013-03111PDCC2013-042013-063A2013-062014-032014-10 572.5S90283604490741811742240921617Anderson, James,$dd. 1603.[Ane godly treatis, callit the first and second cumming of Christ] : [with the tone of the winters-nicht shewing brieflie our native blindness / by James Anderson].1614142013-0337PDCC2013-042013-053A2013-052014-032014-10 572S100137998359892272240882739AUA2517003710141The shield of our safetie: set foor1581832013-03389PDCC2013-042013-063A2013-062014-032014-10 573S11526899850487156952240852582AUB8803003726427The colde spring of Kinghorne Craig1618182003-0755TECH2003-072003-093A2003-092003-102003-11 575S100174998360251766652240900521Anderson, Patrick,$d1575-1624.The ground of the Catholike and Roman religion in the word of God : With the antiquity and continuance therof, throughout all kingdomes and ages. Collected out of diuers conferences, discourses and disputes, which M. Patricke Anderson of the Society of Iesus, had at seuerall tymes, with sundry bishops and ministers of Scotland, at his last imprisonment in Edenburgh, for the Catholike faith, in the yeares of our Lord 1620. and 1621. Sent vnto an honorable personage, by the complyer, and prisoner himselfe. The first part, or introduction.16232042013-121042PDCC2014-022014-043A2014-042015-032016-02 576S11514299850361155572264190669AUB8718003726342Anderton, Lawrence,$eattributed name.Miscellania or a treatise16402102013-03703PDCC2013-042013-053A2013-052014-032014-10 577S100172998360232662240869456AUA2527003710151The non-entity of Protestancy. Or a16331432013-03286PDCC2013-042013-073A2013-072014-032014-10 578S11895599854162195702240891885AUB2820003720444One God, one fayth. Or A discourse1625972013-03284PDCC2013-042013-073A2013-072014-032014-10 579S100158998360102502248541932AUA2524003710148Anderton, Lawrence.The progenie of Catholicks and Protestants16331432013-031255PDCC2013-042013-073A2013-072014-032014-10 580S100159998360112522240873212AUB3375003720999The triple cord or a treatise provi16344382013-032321PDCC2013-042013-053A2013-052014-032014-10 583S11591799851134163922240855854AUB0355003717979A quaternion of sermons preached in1625582013-03248PDCC2013-042013-063A2013-062014-032014-10 584S11591999851136163942240894849AUB0357003717981The vnmasking of a feminine Machiau1604232006-0260TECH2006-022006-033A2006-032006-042006-06 585S11384199849070142012264187834AUB8045003725669Certaine verie worthie, godly and p15831642013-03325PDCC2013-042013-053A2013-052014-032014-10 586S1085279984418589742240872428AUA6731003714355A very short and pithie catechisme1586392013-0371PDCC2013-042013-063A2013-062014-032014-10 587S100156998360082472240862931AUA2523003710147The anatomie of baseness. Or the fo1615202006-0244PDCC2006-052007-053A2007-052008-022008-09 588S11592499851141164002240857169AUB0359003717983Andrewes caueat to win sinners.1631132006-0232APEX2006-032007-033A2007-032008-022008-09 589.5S90287766981911841712248537549Andrewes, John,$dfl. 1615.Andrewes repentance, sounding alarum to returne from his sins vnto Almightie God. : Perfectly guiding all those that hope to bee saued, in the direct way of repentance, whereby they may attain eternall life: : newly made in the autumne or declining of his age ...1631122013-0339PDCC2013-042013-063A2013-062014-032014-10 589S11592799851144164042240904779AUB0360003717984Andrewes humble petition vnto almig1623132006-0225PDCC2006-042006-063A2006-062006-092007-01 590S11592999851146164062240887488AUB0361003717985Andrewes resolution1621292006-0239APEX2006-032007-033A2007-032008-022008-09 591S12234499857495232402240863221AUB2640003720264The brazen serpent: or, the copie o1621322006-0283TECH2006-022006-083A2006-082006-092007-01 592S11593099851147164072240900756AUB0362003717986A celestiall looking-glasse1621282006-0238PDCC2006-052007-053A2007-052008-022008-09 594S11537399850592158032240854624AUB0129003717753Christ his crosse or The most comfo1614432006-02157APEX2006-032006-043A2006-042006-092007-01 595.4S11522199850440156422240852597AUB0061003717685A soueraigne salue to cure a sicke1624112006-0220PDCC2006-042006-063A2006-062006-092007-01 595.8S11126399846638116222240922195AUB7100003724724A subp{aelig}na from the high imper1620142006-0229APEX2006-032006-053Y2006-052006-092007-01 595S11676099851976172732240936641AUB9619003727243The conuerted mans new birth1629242006-0255TECH2006-022007-013A2007-012007-022007-10 597S12087499856067215852240906317AUB2019003719643The copie of a sermon preached on g1604232002-0451APEX2002-042002-053A2002-052002-062003-01 599S1016949983750218272240873256AUA3144003710768Institutiones pi{aelig} or directio16302112009-12434PDCC2010-012010-033A2010-032010-042011-04 605S11585999851076163312240906722AUB0331003717955Scala c{oelig}li.16112592002-04429PDCC2002-052002-063A2002-062002-072003-01 606S1068309984253972032240858450AUA5719003713343XCVI. sermons by the Right Honorabl16296132005-015455PDCC2005-072005-083A2005-082005-102005-12 610S11368699848917140392269048874AUA9552003717176A sermon of the pestilence.1636112002-0536APEX2002-062002-073Y2002-072002-082003-01 611S100178998360292722248554008AUA2529003710153A sermon preached at White-hall, on1620232002-0453TECH2002-062002-073A2002-072002-082003-01 612.5S10020123435850266312240929853AUC4218003731842A sermon preached before His Maiest1610402002-0496TECH2002-062002-073R2002-102002-113A2002-112002-122003-01 614S113687998489181766662248524366005371006Andrewes, Lancelot,$d1555-1626.A sermon preached before His Maiestie at White-Hall, on Tuesday the 25. of December, being Christmas day, by the Bishop of Elie His Maiesties almoner. Anno 16101610222009-1265PDCC2010-012010-033Y2010-032010-042011-04 615S121037998562271766672240891765Andrewes, Lancelot,$d1555-1626.A sermon preached before the Kings Maiestie, at Hampton Court, concerning the right and power of calling assemblies : On Sunday the 28. of September, anno 1606. By the Bishop of Chichester.1606292013-1279PDCC2013-122014-023A2014-022014-032014-10 616S100196998360452882240897069AUA2541003710165A sermon preached before the Kings1610282009-1279PDCC2009-122010-033A2010-032010-042011-04 617S11526999850488156962248542154AUB8804003726428Concio habita coram serenissimo, Ia1608282000-0082APEX2001-002001-082Y2002-122003-022003-03 619S100197998360462892240900197AUA2542003710166A sermon preached before the Kings1610202002-0457PDCC2002-052002-063A2002-062002-072003-01 620S1016939983750118262240908044AUA3143003710767A sermon preached before his Maiest1611212002-0458TECH2002-052002-063R2002-092002-103A2002-102002-122003-01 622S100199998360482912240882773AUA2543003710167A sermon preached before His Maiest1614242009-1264PDCC2010-012010-033Y2010-032010-042011-04 623S100192998360422852240926102AUA2538003710162A sermon preached before His Maiest1618272009-1274PDCC2009-122010-023A2010-022010-042011-04 624.5S11580399851021162732248541995AUB0305003717929Andrewes, Lancelot,$d1555-1626.The copie of the sermon preached on Good-Friday before the Kings Maiestie. By D. Andrewes Deane of Wesminster. VI. April 16041620202013-1253PDCC2013-122014-023A2014-022014-032014-10 624S100191998360412842240908216AUA2537003710161A sermon preached before His Maiest1618272002-0470TECH2002-062002-073A2002-072002-082003-01 628S100160998360121766682248565803Andrewes, Lancelot,$d1555-1626.Andrewes, Lancelot,$d1555-1626.$tSermon preached before the Kings Majestie at White-hall, on Munday the 25. of December, being Christmas day, anno 1609.$4autAndrewes, Lancelot,$d1555-1626.$tSermon preached before His Majestie at White-Hall, on Tuesday the 25. of December last, being Christmas day.$4autTvvo sermons preached before the Kings Maiestie at Whitehall. Of the birth of Christ : The one on Christmas day anno 1609. The other on Christmas last anno 1610. By the Bishop of Elie his Maiesties almoner.1610492013-12124PDCC2013-122014-023A2014-022014-032014-10 629S100202998360502932240895403AUA2545003710169The wonderfull combate (for Gods gl15921112002-04205TECH2002-062002-073R2002-122003-013A2003-012003-022003-03 630.5S124182449202651737152240932653Andrewes, William, minister of the word of God.The true Israelite, or, The sincere Christian distinguished from the hypocrite / By Master William Andrewes, late minister of the word of God.16381192013-03144PDCC2013-042013-073A2013-072014-032014-10 630S11922799854434198552240899211AUC0994003728618Seven sermons on, the wonderfull co1627592002-06183TECH2002-062002-073Y2002-072002-082003-01 632.7S12921531571247372240946888AUC2647003730271Meditations vppon the passion of ou1606482013-03109PDCC2013-032013-053A2013-052014-032014-10 632S11524299850461156682240872618AUB8786003726410Certaine deuout considerations of f16061642013-03346PDCC2013-042013-063A2013-062014-032014-10 633S104401998401391764162240900431Alektor15901012010-04431PDCC2010-042010-053Y2010-052011-062011-12 634.5S90300574022441810592240919360Angell, John, fl. 1555.A collection or gatherynge together, of certayne scriptures, : both of the holy scripture, and also of the auncient and catholyke doctours of Christes churche, coc&cmbtilde;ernyng the most the most holy and blessed body and blode of Christ to be royally present in the Sacrament of the Aulter..1556492012-0165PDCC2012-012016-113A2016-112022-12 634S1085289984418689762248513201AUA6732003714356Angel, John,$dfl. 1555.The agrement of the holye fathers, and doctors of the churche, vpon the cheifest articles of Christian religion15551162013-03199PDCC2013-042013-063A2013-062014-032014-10 639S11330499848540136402240883140AUA9397003717021Christopher Angell, a Grecian, who161782010-0119PDCC2010-012010-043A2010-042011-062011-12 641S90301727980161839902248533521Angelus, Christophorus,$dd. 1638.Christopher Angell, a Grecian, who tasted of many stripes and torments inflicted by the Turkes for the faith which he had in Iesus Christ.161892010-0826PDCC2010-082010-093A2010-092011-062011-12 642S100179998360302732240930499AUA2530003710154The bearer hereof, Christopher Ange161812007-083APEX2007-092007-103A2007-102008-022008-09 643S12224599857397231302248531516AUB2608003720232The bearer hereof, Christopher Ange161812007-083APEX2007-082007-093A2007-092008-022008-09 644S104402998401401764172248572296Anger, Jane,$dfl. 1589.Iane Anger her Protection for vvomen : To defend them against the scandalous reportes of a late surfeiting louer, and all otherlike Venerians that complaine so to bee ouercloyed with womens kindnesse. Written by Ia: A. Gent.Protection for vvomen1589122013-1246PDCC2014-022014-033A2014-032015-032016-02 647S1044059984014346162248570900AUA4036003711660The decades of the newe worlde or w15554022003-092016PDCC2003-102004-013R2004-092004-103A2004-102005-012005-03 649S12206999857222229132240880111AUB2526003720150The history of trauayle in the VVes15774832004-022402PDCC2004-042004-053A2004-052004-072004-08 650S100183998360332762240926123AUA2531003710155De nouo orbe, or the historie of th16123262013-061771PDCC2013-062015-053A2015-052022-12 656S1089519984460394322248516533AUA7009003714633The noble tryumphaunt coronacyon of153372009-1220PDCC2009-122010-023R2010-052010-063A2010-062011-062011-12 658S11027499845847107732240913310AUA7826003715450An answer to a certain godly man[n]155792003-0615TECH2003-062003-073A2003-072003-082003-09 660S11586099851077163322240913670AUB0332003717956An ansvvere to one question.1628122012-0527PDCC2012-062012-073A2012-072013-022014-03 662S1083119984397287472248507431AUA6572003714196An ansvvere to the last tempest and1593472012-05185PDCC2012-062012-083A2012-082013-022014-03 664.5S299029641020280502240900659AUC5385003733009A Short answere to the boke called157012000-004APEX2002-012002-023A2002-022002-032003-01 664.7S104219993220235922264184561AUC2455003730079Answeres to certaine novations desi1638492012-05194PDCC2012-062012-123A2012-122013-022014-03 664S11537499850593158042240863355AUB0130003717754An answeare to the supplication.1591202006-0291APEX2006-042007-043A2007-042008-022008-09 665.5S124181998985701733592240900555005371990Hamilton, James Hamilton,$cDuke of,$d1606-1649.Answeres to the particulars proponed by his Majesties commissionar1638132008-0410PDCC2008-062008-073A2008-072008-092009-03 665S10441020187162237512248558193AUA2341003709965Answeres to the particulars propone163832009-0410PDCC2009-052009-073A2009-072009-092011-04 666S100187998360372802240908247AUA2534003710158The apologie, or defence of a verit1616682013-03214APEX2013-032013-053A2013-052014-032014-10 673S11686399852078173812240919177AUB0597003718221A short description of Antichrist v1555442007-11113PDCC2008-012009-083A2009-082009-092011-04 674S11676599851981172782240938149AUB9622003727246A true and plaine genealogy or pedi163412007-087APEX2007-082007-093A2007-092008-022008-09 675AS11061999846130110762248523429AUA7999003715623The antidotharius1542212012-0545PDCC2012-062012-083A2012-082013-022014-03 679S122200998573521768202248519401Reverend, religious, and judicious divine.Sanderson, Robert,$d1587-1663,$eattributed name.A soveraigne antidote against sabbatarian errours. Or, A decision of the chiefe doubts and difficulties touching the Sabbath : Wherein these three questions (beside others coincident) are clearly and succinctly determined, viz. I. Which is the fittest name whereby to call the day of Christian weekly rest, whether Sabbath day, Lords-day, or Sunday? II. What is the meaning of that prayer, appointed to be used by our Church: Lord have mercy upon us, and encline, &c. as it is repeated and applyed to the words of the fourth Commandment. III. Whether it be lawfull to use any bodily recreation on the Lords-day? and if so, what kinde of recreation? By a reverend, religious, and judicious divine.1636192013-1225PDCC2013-122014-123A2014-122015-032016-02 680S11883399854040194462248550424AUB1243003718867Two precious and divine antidotes a1625112011-0345APEX2011-042011-063A2011-062012-052012-10 683S11586199851078163332240892301AUB0333003717957Antipus.154812004-082APEX2004-082004-093A2004-092004-102004-11 684.5S12087599900478215862264173258005371970Arnauld, Antoine,$d1560-1619,$eattributed name.Hurault, Michel,$dd. 1592.Munday, Anthony,$d1553-1633.The coppie of the Anti-Spaniard made at Paris by a French man, a Catholique. :$bWherein is directly proued how the Spanish King is the onely cause of all the troubles in France. Translated out of French into English.1590232003-0186APEX2003-022004-103A2004-102005-012005-03 685S1044119984014946222240892889AUB5549003723173Moriomachia.1613122003-0646TECH2003-062003-073R2003-112004-013A2004-012004-022004-03 686S1044129984015046232240904308AUA4040003711664The philosophers satyrs, written by1616482003-06170APEX2003-072004-013A2004-012004-022004-03 688S11586299851079163342240916765AUB0334003717958A briefe introduction to syntax.1631762004-01152PDCC2004-022004-033A2004-032004-042004-05 689S100205998360532962240894098AUA2548003710172The explanation. of the true and la1585302006-02150TECH2006-022006-083A2006-082006-092007-01 690S1083169984397787532248512402AUA6576003714200Psalmes of confession1596392013-0361APEX2013-032013-053A2013-052014-032014-10 692.5S113325998485611766982248547544Of the great treason and syege of Andwerpe : that was in July last past by Marten of Rossen which came forth of Gelderlande with xiiii.M. men of armes.154252013-126PDCC2013-122014-123A2014-122015-032016-02 692S112793998480361764742240854313Fredericke,$cabbot of Marolles.Schetz, Gaspar,$dd. 1580.Georg,$cvon Schönenberg,$cBishop of Worms,$d1530-1595.Newes from Antvverp, the .10. day of August. 1580 : Contayning, a speciall view of the present affayres of the lowe countreyes: revuealed and brought to lyght, by sundrie late intercepted letters, of certaine vizarded and counterfeyt countrey men of the same countreyes. Translated into English, partly out of French, and partly out of Lattin: according to the originall copie, printed at Antwerp, by William Riuiere, a sworne printer, and bookseller.Afgheworpene brieven van sommighe ... valsche patriotten. English1580182013-1187PDCC2014-012014-023A2014-022014-032014-10 693S11586399851080163352248538747AUB0335003717959Strange newes from Antvvarpe161282009-0316PDCC2009-042009-053A2009-052009-092011-04 694S1083179984397887542240870358AUA6577003714201Anwick his meditations vpon Gods mo1587662013-03278APEX2013-032013-043A2013-042014-032014-10 697S11537599850594158052240857153AUB0131003717755A sermon preached at S. Maries Chur1612162013-0351APEX2013-032013-053A2013-052014-032014-10 698.5S41202017523208293263932248540382AUC4019003731643Any thing for a quiet life, or, The162012002-075APEX2002-082002-093A2002-092002-102003-01 698S11586499851081163362248539508AUB0336003717960A sermon preached at Saint Marie Sp1615242006-0285APEX2006-032007-033A2007-032008-022008-09 708.5S1258661663841801914632240931650Steinhöwel, Heinrich,$d1412-1482?Copland, Robert,$dfl. 1508-1547.Kynge Appolyn of Thyre.Apollonius. English1510562011-08143PDCC2011-082011-113Y2011-112012-052012-10 708S1044239984016146352240866385AUA4049003711673Apollo Christian: or Helicon reform1617252012-0581PDCC2012-062012-083A2012-082013-022014-03 709S11270599847950130202240870314AUA9121003716745The patterne of painefull aduenture1594462002-09161PDCC2002-102002-113A2002-112002-122003-01 712.5S12450134382488289912240925670AUC6293003733917An auncient historie and exquisite15783732006-022176APEX2006-032007-043A2007-042008-022008-09 712S100203998360512942240935665AUA2546003710170A true relation of the right Christ1612182011-0353APEX2011-032011-043A2011-042011-062011-12 714S11917399854380197982240899206AUC0960003728584A briefe discourse of the most hayn157952012-0616PDCC2012-072013-013Y2013-012013-022014-03 715S11572599850943161852240863334AUB9000003726624The yonger brother his apology by i1618362009-0493PDCC2009-052010-063A2010-062011-062011-12 718S12239499857545232992240897484AUB2658003720282The. xi. bookes of the Golden asse15661362005-10511TECH2005-102005-113Y2005-112006-012006-02 722S100204998360522952240905554AUA2547003710171The practise of princes. Published1630122006-0258PDCC2006-042006-053A2006-052006-092007-01 723S100216998360633062240892885AUA2555003710179A most excellent and compendious me15881342011-02506PDCC2011-022011-033R2011-052012-053Y2012-052013-022014-03 724S11890899854115195222240892114AUB1296003718920The most excellent, profitable, and15621482008-03277PDCC2008-052008-063A2008-062008-092009-03 731S100231998360773212248560856AUA2565003710189The beauty of holines.1621112013-0332APEX2013-032013-053A2013-052014-032014-10 732S1158663045899851083163382248536588AUB0338003717962[The] complaint and lamentation of163312007-0812APEX2007-092007-103A2007-102008-022008-09 733S1062799984199766202240875676AUA5318003712942The lamentable and true tragedie of1592382002-11163PDCC2002-122003-013R2003-022003-033Y2003-032003-042003-05 739S508638160580292562264221557AUC6530003734154Certaine arguments and motives of s1634192008-0159PDCC2008-022008-033A2008-032008-092009-03 741S12032899855527210222240935323AUB1761003719385The iudge wherein is shewed, how Ch16211272010-03256PDCC2010-032010-043A2010-042011-062011-12 742.7S149720189272237622240955067AUB2948003720572A treatise of benignity16301562010-03259PDCC2010-032010-043A2010-042011-062011-12 742S11386899849097142302240868380AUB8065003725689The litle memorial, concerning the16021412013-03227APEX2013-032013-053A2013-052014-032014-10 743S11534099850559157702248543341AUB0104003717728A treatise of patience. Written by16301192010-03197PDCC2010-032010-043A2010-042011-062011-12 744S100232998360783222240861542AUA2566003710190Ariosto's satyres1608592002-06248APEX2002-072002-083A2002-082002-102003-01 745.5S1045739984030647942240900547AUA4174003711798The historie of Ariodanto and Ieneu1575922000-00221TECH2001-112002-023Y2002-022002-032003-01 747S1068419984255072152240884734AUA5728003713352Orlando furioso16072282003-042377PDCC2003-052005-023A2005-022005-042005-10 749S11445699849681148432240854546AUA9804003717428Two tales, translated out of Ariost1597162004-1149TECH2004-122005-013A2005-012005-042005-10 750.5S122439998981531359232240861802005372420Done, John.The auncient history of the Septuagint. VVritten in Greeke, by Aristeus 1900. yeares since. Of his voyage to Hierusalem, as ambassador from Ptolomeus Philadelphus, vnto Eleazer then pontiffe of the Iewes. Concerning the first translation of the Holy Bible, by the 72. interpreters. With many other remarkable circumstances. Newly done into English by I. Done16331152013-08204APEX2013-082013-113A2013-112014-032014-10 754S1044259984016346372240892837AUA4051003711675The ethiques of Aristotle, that is1547842005-09117APEX2005-102006-053A2006-052006-092007-01 760S1068449984255372182240877589AUA5731003713355Aristotles politiques, or Discourse15982152000-001757PDCC2001-122002-023A2002-022002-032003-01 763S903239984399587732240901310AUA6592003714216The problemes of Aristotle15951102000-00330APEX2001-102001-123A2001-122002-012003-01 767S100233998360793232240891202AUA2567003710191A briefe of the art of rhetorique.16371162000-00164PDCC2001-122002-013A2002-012002-022003-01 768S1083859984404488282240875477AUA6630003714254De cursione lune.1528172000-0037PDCC2001-122002-013A2002-012002-022003-01 770.7S10957499845221101082248512411AUA7420003715044Here begynneth the dyfference of as1555212013-0331APEX2013-032013-053A2013-052014-032014-10 770S11000999845631105422240898000AUA7693003715317[Thus endeth the secrete of secrete1528362000-00112TECH2002-022002-033A2002-032002-042003-01 771R23097799848276133602248526436AUA9270003716894The ark, its loss and recovery164092003-0639PDCC2003-062003-083A2003-082003-102003-11 772.5S124178526330761738972240910663Armin, Robert, fl. 1610.Foole upon foole, or, Six sortes of sottes : A flat foole, a leane foole, a merry foole, [brace] and [brace] a fatt foole, a cleane foole, a verrie foole. Shewing their liues, humours and behauiours, with their want of wit in their shew of wisdome. Not so strange as true.1605222011-0191PDCC2011-012011-033A2011-032011-062011-12 772.7S11883599854042194482248568746AUB1244003718868[A nest of ninnies.1608292003-01113APEX2003-022003-113A2003-112003-122004-03 773S1044269984016446382240862914AUA4052003711676The history of the tvvo maids of Mo1609352003-01141APEX2003-022003-043A2003-042003-062003-07 775.5S119807998550131775802240858596Armin, Robert,$dfl. 1610.Singer, John,$dfl. 1594-1602,$eattributed name.Quips vpon questions, or, A clownes conceite on occasion offered : bewraying a morrallised metamorphoses of changes vpon interrogatories: shewing a litle wit, with a great deale of will; or in deed, more desirous to please in it, then to profite by it. Clapt vp by a clowne of the towne in this last restraint, hauing litle else to doe, to make a litle vse of his fickle muse, and carelesle carping. By Clunnyco de Curtanio Snuffe. ...Quips upon questions.1600332013-1275PDCC2014-022014-033A2014-032015-032016-02 776S11724699852461177852248543736AUB9938003727562The armes of the tobachonists.163012003-104APEX2003-112003-123A2003-122004-022004-03 777.5S13221533212247482248565879AUC2650003730274The defence of age, and recouery of155092010-0814PDCC2010-092010-103A2010-102011-062011-12 777S1090459984469595292240860162AUA7062003714686Here is a newe boke, called the def154092006-0216APEX2006-032007-033A2007-032008-022008-09 778S100242998360883352240900339AUA2573003710197A small treatise betwixt Arnalte an1639652004-05229TECH2004-052004-063Y2004-062004-072004-08 779.5S10833923209514263992264185355AUA2412003710036The arrainment of the whole society1594322006-02148PDCC2006-052006-073A2006-072006-092007-01 780S100243998360893362240904378AUA2574003710198Le franc discours.1602732006-02192APEX2006-032007-033A2007-032008-022008-09 782S1040999983983842952248565799AUA3862003711486In this booke is conteyned the name15031312003-06791PDCC2003-082003-103Y2003-102003-122004-03 785S10023638160718293062264231793AUA2473003710097Orations1560902002-12190PDCC2003-012003-023A2003-022003-042003-05 786S1083669984402588072248526919AUA6614003714238Here begynneth a lytyll treatyse sc149192010-0819PDCC2010-092010-103A2010-102011-062011-12 787S64222096091250362240906188AUC2895003730519Here begynneth a lytell treatyse ca1497102005-0720TECH2005-082006-013A2006-012006-042006-06 788.5S124177449202671737172240932625Ars moriendi : Here begynneth a lytell treatyse shortlye compyled, and called Ars moriendi/that is to saye the crafte to dye, for the helth of manes soule.Ars moriendi. English.153282010-0114PDCC2010-012010-043A2010-042011-062011-12 791S11534399850562157732240854641AUB0107003717731The book intytuled The art of good15031922012-06675PDCC2012-062012-073A2012-072013-022014-03 793.3S1036639983941138292248556936Doesborch, Jan van,$dd. 1536.Here beginneth a lytel treatyse the whiche speketh of the xv. tokens the whiche shullen bee shewed afore ye drefull daye of judgement : And who that our lorde shalt after chenyng of euery body of his wordis, workis and thoughtes. And who oure lorde wyll shewe us other in tokens. of his pasion, to theym that been deyeth in dedely synne.Art de bien vivre et de bien mourir. English.1505482013-0858APEX2013-082013-123Y2013-122014-032014-10 796S1083429984400187802240864645AUA6595003714219The exhortation of Salomon. 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Augustines manuel.1581592005-10107PDCC2006-012006-043A2006-042006-092007-01 944S100313998361574112240932960AUA2610003710234A pretious booke of heauenlie medit15811152005-10263TECH2005-102006-053A2006-052006-092007-01 950S100329998361734292240882754AUA2620003710244A right Christian treatise, entitul15811252005-10270TECH2005-102005-113A2005-112006-012006-02 953.5S104819998750235982240907094AUC2459003730083The sinners glasse16091472005-10147PDCC2006-012006-033A2006-032006-042006-06 955S11333599848571136742240883172AUA9411003717035A woorke of the holy bishop S. 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XX. Remember death, and th156912006-036TECH2006-032006-053A2006-052006-092007-01 992S12170932082998568791764222240908423Awdelay, John,$dfl. 1559-1577.An epitaphe vpon the death [of] Mayster Iohn Viron preacher 156312013-125PDCC2014-022014-043A2014-042015-032016-02 993S1082259984389786602240852057AUA6510003714134The fraternitie of uacabondes.156512008-081PDCC2008-112010-013A2010-012010-042011-04 994S1082269984389886622248507433AUA6511003714135Awdelay, John,$dfl. 1559-1577.The fraternitye of uacabondes1575102006-0329APEX2006-042006-053A2006-052006-092007-01 995S11726099852475177992240928949AUB9948003727572A godly ditty or prayer to be song156912006-014TECH2006-012006-023A2006-022006-042006-06 996S11726199852476178002240947228AUB9949003727573The wonders of England[e]. 1559.155912002-055PDCC2002-062002-083A2002-082002-102003-01 997.5S105766998414921768982240855946Ailesbury, Thomas,$dfl. 1622-1659.T. 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Or The summe of certaine sermons : prooving the scriptures to be the very VVord of God.1624352013-1272PDCC2013-122014-023A2014-022014-032014-10 1022S100552998363896572248542863AUA2744003710368The court of the most illustrious a1619922013-02334APEX2013-022013-033A2013-032014-032014-10 1024S11585199851068163232248562591Olevian, Caspar,$d1536-1587.E. B.,$dfl. 1617.Ursinus, Zacharias,$d1534-1583.A catechisme or briefe instruction in the principles and grounds of the true Christian religion : With a short treatise premised concerning the profity and necessitie of catechizing.1617322013-0985APEX2013-092013-103A2013-102014-032014-10 1025.3S124682998987991518882240906331005371645E. B.‘A. ‘A.,$cDuktūr.Ayme for Finsburie archers. Or An alphabetical table of the names of euerie marke within the same fields :$bwith their true distances both by the map and dimensuration by the line. Published for the ease of the skilfull, and behoofe of the yong beginners in the famous exercise of archerie, by E.B. and I.I.1601622013-02114APEX2013-032013-053A2013-052014-032014-10 1025S11585299851069163242248538746AUB0324003717948The curse of sacriledge.1630262013-0177APEX2013-022013-033A2013-032014-032014-10 1026S11656499851780170712240919385AUB0536003718160A fig for the Spaniard, or Spanish1591142012-0944APEX2012-092012-103A2012-102013-022014-03 1030.5S119200998544071772412240925309G. B.,$cMaster of Art.A most vvicked worke of a wretched witch : (the like whereof none can record these manie yeeres in England.) Wrought on the person of one Richard Burt, seruant to maister Edling of Woodhall in the parrish of Pinner in the Countie of Myddlesex, a myle beyond Harrow. Latelie committed in March last, An. 1592 and newly recognised according to the truth. by G.B. maister of Arts.159252013-1214PDCC2014-012014-083A2014-082015-032016-02 1030.7S104919999272235992240907215AUC2460003730084Newes out of France for the gentlem1591122007-0128TECH2007-012007-083A2007-082008-022008-09 1030S1134423010099848676137872240923612AUA9453003717077A new song, called Jacke Doues reso163512002-036APEX2002-042002-053A2002-052002-062003-01 1032S11662699851842171342240927423AUB0547003718171A consolatory letter to all the aff1588562007-12130PDCC2008-012008-023A2008-022008-092009-03 1033S11726599852480178042240874270AUB9952003727576The true discripcion of a childe wi156622004-015APEX2004-032004-043A2004-042004-072004-08 1034.7S1037029983944838692248584589AUA3653003711277I. B.,$dfl. 1547.Bale, John,$d1495-1563,$eattributed name.Bradford, John,$d1510?-1555,$eattributed name.A brife and faythfull declaration of the true fayth of Christ1547172006-0552APEX2006-062007-053R2020-012022-12 1034S11890999854116195232240904812AUB1297003718921Moriemini. A verie profitable sermo1593142005-0845APEX2005-092005-103R2005-112006-073A2006-072006-092007-01 1035S1037799983952439532264171951AUA3699003711323A bryefe and plaine declaracion of1547212003-0360APEX2003-042003-053A2003-052003-062003-07 1037S1044439984018146562264174679AUB5551003723175I. B.Certaine letters declaring in part the passage of affaires in the Palatinate, from September to this present moneth of April1621102009-0334PDCC2009-042009-063A2009-062009-092011-04 1038S11663099851846171382240941184AUB0548003718172The copy of a letter lately vvritte1589202007-0766TECH2007-072007-083A2007-082008-022008-09 1039S120239998554381765162240927620AUB1713003719337A dialogue betweene a vertuous gent1581802009-04216PDCC2009-052009-063Y2009-062009-092011-04 1040S1013619983717714922240907901AUA3010003710634The fortresse of fathers1566382009-03121PDCC2009-042010-023A2010-022010-042011-04 1041.3S124171545322651807132240923951I. B.A looking glasse of mortalitie : Not verie pleasant at the first view to many men, but yet most necessarie, profitable and commodious for all sorts of people, of what estate dignity, or calling soeuer they be. : With an Exhortation to good life annexed: wherein are treated all such things as appertaine vnto a Christian to do, from the beginning of his conuersion, vntill the end of his perfection. / Made by I.B..1599872009-03128PDCC2009-042010-023A2010-022010-042011-04 1041.7S105020007575236002240923561AUC2461003730085A mirrour to all that loue to follo158982009-0320PDCC2009-042009-063A2009-062009-092011-04 1042S1044449984018246582240900514AUA4067003711691A plaine and true relation, of the1626172009-0363PDCC2009-042009-053R2009-072009-083A2009-082009-092011-04 1043S1044699984020746832240904281AUB5555003723179A plaine and true relation, of the1626172013-0663PDCC2013-062015-053A2015-052022-12 1045.5S412423225987264022240895773AUC4027003731651The psalme of mercy, or, A meditati16251962000-00246APEX2001-092002-063A2002-062002-072003-01 1046S11525299850471156782240852601AUB8793003726417The seauen spirituall exercises of1613652013-0262PDCC2013-022013-033A2013-032014-032014-10 1048S100377998362194772240871398AUA2639003710263A letter sent by I.B. Gentleman vnt1572312005-0465APEX2005-052005-083A2005-082005-102005-12 1052S11585699851073163282240863328AUB0328003717952Eclogue, ou Chant pastoral1627112009-0328PDCC2009-042010-023R2010-052010-073A2010-072011-062011-12 1053S11041399845963108962240904528AUA7888003715512The triall of true friendship1596192006-0183PDCC2006-042006-053A2006-052006-092007-01 1054S12071899855912214202248508952AUB1940003719564Questions of profitable and pleasan1594472010-07223APEX2010-072010-093A2010-092011-062011-12 1056S11676999851985172822240947252AUB9625003727249The conuiction of noueltie, and def1632852009-09238PDCC2009-102009-113A2009-112010-042011-04 1057S114088998493161779762248551208R. B.,$dfl. 1580.An epitaph vpon the death of the worshipfull Maister Benedict Spinola : merchaunt of Genoa, and free denizon of England, who dyed on Tuesday the. 12. of Iulie. 1580.158012013-124PDCC2014-012014-023A2014-022014-032014-10 1058Huth 50[13]998928851823292248561514R. B.A new balade entituled as foloweth : To such as write in metres, I write of small matters an exhortation, by readyng of which, men may delite in such as be worthy commendation. My verse also it hath relation to such as print, that they doe it well, the better they shall their metres sell. And when we haue doen al that ever we can, let vs neuer seke prayse at the mouth of man.157012008-086PDCC2008-102008-113A2008-112009-022009-10 1059S1044469984018446602248585439AUA4068003711692A new tragicall comedie of Apius an1575172011-0158PDCC2011-012011-033Y2011-032011-062011-12 1060S11041499845964108972240894800AUA7889003715513[Orpheus his iourney to hell1595132011-0140PDCC2011-012011-023A2011-022011-062011-12 1062S11663299851848171402240906763AUB0549003718173[The seuerall executions {amp} confessi158372009-1212PDCC2009-122010-013A2010-012010-042011-04 1064S1044479984018546612248568202AUA4069003711693The difference betwene the auncient1585912006-06232APEX2006-062006-073A2006-072006-092007-01 1065S11585799851074163292240899219AUB0329003717953The yong mans gleanings.1614602003-02120TECH2003-032003-043Y2003-042003-062003-07 1067S100561998363986672240902489AUA2751003710375An excellent and materiall discours1626152011-0347APEX2011-032016-023A2016-022022-12 1068S1015189983733016462240908013AUA3068003710692The right way to goe to worke: or,1623322006-03100PDCC2006-062006-073A2006-072006-092007-01 1069.5S11796099853169185382240939090AUB0908003718532The copie of a letter, sent by and159052011-0911APEX2011-092011-103A2011-102012-052012-10 1069S11884199854048194542240891869AUB1247003718871Counsel to the husband: to the wife1608522011-08104PDCC2011-082011-113A2011-112012-052012-10 1070S1044539984019146672240871381AUA4073003711697Historia de donne famose. Or The Ro1599232004-0488APEX2004-042004-053A2004-052004-072004-08 1071S11585899851075163302240892328AUB0330003717954A preseruatiue, to keepe a Protesta1629312011-0970APEX2011-092016-023A2016-022022-12 1074.520598S115544998982201772632248522959005372415W. B.,$dfl. 1601.J. M.,$dfl. 1602.The confession and publike recantation of thirteene learned personages, lately conuerted in France, Germanie, and the Lowe-Countreys, from poperie, to the Churches reformed :$bwherein they haue zealously and learnedly set dovvne the reasons that moued them therevnto. The names and degrees of the conuerts. 1. Godefrid Rabin ... 2. Simon Palory ... 3. Iohn Colleij ... 4. Melchior Roman ... 5. Iohn Norman ... 6. Father Abraham ... 7. Antony Ginestet ... 8. Signeur Lewis ... 9. Father Edmon ... 10. Leonard Theuenot ... 11. Sir Francis ... 12. Francis Goupil Angeuin ... 13. Lewys du Boys ... Translated out of the French and Dutch printed copies, by I.M.1602602009-04309PDCC2009-052010-063A2010-062011-062011-12 1074S11489999850121153052248556699AUA9948003717572Ten learned personages, lately conu1601412012-01194PDCC2012-012016-113A2016-112022-12 1075S12048999855685211872240863165AUC1606003729230The maner to dye well.1578692011-07131PDCC2011-082011-113Y2011-112012-052012-10 1082S1083599984401888002240886402AUA6607003714231A briefe conference betwixt mans fr1584832005-07173APEX2005-092005-113A2005-112006-012006-02 1086S100811998366389222240895539AUA2848003710472Certaine plaine, briefe, and comfor15921952005-07956PDCC2005-102005-113A2005-112006-012006-02 1088S100580998364156862240861634AUA2762003710386Comfortable notes vpon the bookes o16043562005-071794APEX2005-092006-053A2006-052006-092007-01 1089S12024199855440209342240897631AUB1715003719339A funerall sermon.1595332005-0780TECH2005-082006-013R2006-082016-013A2016-012022-12 1090S1014999983731316292248543938AUA3055003710679A profitable exposition of the Lord15882912005-07757PDCC2005-092006-013A2006-012006-042006-06 1092S11042499845972109052248526673AUA7894003715518A sermon preached at Paules Crosse1591412005-07107APEX2005-092005-103A2005-102006-012006-02 1094S100575998364116822240900338AUA2760003710384A sermon preached at the Court at G1591222005-0756TECH2005-082005-093A2005-092005-102005-12 1095S1084019984406088442240853022AUA6643003714267A very fruitfull exposition of the15832842005-07652PDCC2005-102005-113A2005-112006-012006-02 1099S106893998426021770622240892401Babington, John.Droeshout, John,$dd. 1652,$eengraver.Pyrotechnia or, A discourse of artificiall fire-works : in which the true grounds of that art are plainly and perspicuously laid downe: together with sundry such motions, both straight and circular, performed by the helpe of fire, as are not to be found in any other discourse of this kind, extant in any language. VVhereunto is annexed a short treatise of geometrie, contayning certaine definitions and problemes, for the mensuration of superficies and sollids, with tables for the square root to 25000, and the cubick root to 10000 latus, wherein all roots under those numbers are extracted onely by ocular inspection. VVritten by Iohn Babington gunner, and student in the mathematicks.1635482013-09164PDCC2013-102013-113A2013-112014-032014-10 1101S1015219983733216482240882602AUA3069003710693The fall of Babylon in vsurping ecc1634502012-08247PDCC2012-082012-103A2012-102013-022014-03 1102S11480499850027152102240889754AUA9921003717545Nevves from Babylon1637102013-0628PDCC2013-062015-053A2015-052022-12 1103S12024599855444209382240946395AUB1717003719341A discourse of that which happened1583132006-0430APEX2006-052006-063A2006-062006-092007-01 1104S11583299851049163022240899204AUB2808003720432Relation of the expongnable attempt1583302006-0473TECH2006-052006-083A2006-082006-092007-01 1105.5S30962010533142627281552240925513AUC5489003733113A Batchelers resolution, or, Have a162912002-116PDCC2002-122003-013A2003-012003-022003-03 1106S11480799850030152132248540993AUA9923003717547Miles Christianus, or The campe roy1625282012-10114PDCC2012-102013-013A2013-012013-022014-03 1111S1044339984017146462240892822AUA4059003711683Sir Francis Bacon his apologie, in1604372000-0053TECH2001-062001-082A2001-082001-112003-01 1115S11368499848915140372240903335AUA9551003717175Apophthegmes new and old. Collected16251552002-03104APEX2002-042002-053R2002-072002-083A2002-082002-102003-01 1117S1044379984017546502240900422AUA4062003711686A briefe discourse, touching the ha1603202002-0324PDCC2002-032002-043A2002-042002-052003-01 1120S10154020175836236652248558201AUA2337003709961Certaine considerations touching th1604232000-0058APEX2001-082001-093A2001-092001-112003-01 1124S100333998361774332240866327AUA2622003710246Certaine miscellany vvorks of the R1629882012-10177PDCC2012-102012-113A2012-112013-022014-03 1125S12105599856244217732248509914AUB2052003719676The charge of Sir Francis Bacon Kni1614302002-0347PDCC2002-032002-043A2002-042002-052003-01 1130S100339998361824382240918643AUA2626003710250The vvisedome of the ancients, writ1619862002-03156TECH2002-052002-063Y2002-062002-072003-01 1133S100347998361904462240937699AUB3424003721048A declaration of the practises {amp} tr1601642002-02165TECH2002-032002-043A2002-042002-052003-01 1134S100348998361914472240882547AUB3425003721049The elements of the common lavves o16301102000-00315APEX2001-082001-093A2015-092022-12 1137S1064179984213367632240864575AUA5412003713036Essayes.1597512002-0380PDCC2002-032002-043A2002-042002-052003-01 1148S100362998362041768302264220160Bacon, Francis,$d1561-1626.The essayes or counsels, ciuill and morall, of Francis Lo. Verulam, Viscount St. Alban Essays16251782013-12347PDCC2013-122014-023A2014-022014-032014-10 1157S100504998363436082264221450AUA2713003710337The historie of life and death.16381682000-00231APEX2001-082001-093A2001-102001-112003-01 1158S100506998363456102240941790AUA2715003710339Historie naturall and experimentall16382332000-00350APEX2001-092002-063Y2002-062002-072003-01 1161S1069009984260972762240870377AUA5762003713386The historie of the reigne of King16291322002-03504APEX2002-032002-043A2002-042002-052003-01 1164S100507998363466112240948241AUA2716003710340The tvvoo bookes of Francis Bacon.16051702002-03509APEX2002-042002-053R2002-072002-083A2002-082002-102003-01 1167.7S124505998989511507812240908298005371364Bacon, Francis,$d1561-1626.Watts, Gilbert,$dd. 1657.Of the advancement and proficience of learning; or, The partitions of sciences· :$bNine books. Written in Latin by the most eminent, illustrious, and famous Lord Francis Bacon Baron of Verulam, Vicount St. Alban, Councellor of Estate, and Lord Chancellor of England. Interpreted by Gilbert Watts.16403132012-021304PDCC2012-022012-083A2012-082013-022014-03 1168S1069099984261772852240886537AUA5769003713393Sylua syluarum: or A naturall histo16271732000-001078TECH2001-002001-001Y2001-002001-071A2002-122003-022003-03 1174S65022123619251142240912920AUC2961003730585The translation of certaine psalmes1625112002-0319APEX2002-042002-053A2002-052002-062003-01 1177S11527199850490156982240852621AUB8806003726430Memori{aelig} honoratissimi domini1626182000-0034TECH2001-072001-082A2001-082001-112003-01 1178.5S11897699854183195922240921667AUC0833003728457A relation of the fearefull estate1638712006-0376TECH2006-032006-053A2006-052006-092007-01 1180S11082099846288112482240902844AUA8103003715727This boke doth create all of the be1550152000-0026PDCC2002-012002-023A2002-022002-032003-01 1182S100517998363546192240871384AUA2722003710346The mirror of alchimy, composed by1597452000-00133APEX2001-122002-013Y2002-012002-022003-01 1183S11483299850055152382240849568AUA9935003717559The famous historie of Fryer Bacon.1627202004-0472PDCC2004-062004-073A2004-072004-102004-11 1185S12084199856034215482264218981AUB1999003719623R. B.$q(Richard Baddeley)Wheeler,$cMr.The boy of Bilson: or, A true discouery of the late notorious impostures of certaine Romish priests in their pretended exorcisme, or expulsion of the Diuell out of a young boy, named William Perry, sonne of Thomas Perry of Bilson, in the county of Stafford, yeoman1622422011-01143PDCC2011-012011-023A2011-022011-062011-12 1187S11915899854365197822240906705AUC0947003728571The stewards last account.1622592012-10245PDCC2012-102012-123A2012-122013-022014-03 1188S100519998363566212240876683AUA2723003710347A true relation of the faction begu1601512006-03197APEX2006-032007-033A2007-032008-022008-09 1191S11525799850476156832240851575AUC2393003730017A briefe discours of certain bathes1587242006-0352APEX2006-032006-043A2006-042006-092007-01 1195S11483599850058152412240868366AUA9937003717561A briefe treatise touching the pres1602162005-0635APEX2005-072005-083A2005-082005-102005-12 1196S11490999850131153172240875924AUA9951003717575Two treatises concerning the preser1616352006-0381PDCC2006-052006-083A2006-082006-092007-01 1199S100520998363576222240941788AUA2724003710348A short discourse of the three kind1588232005-0651TECH2005-072005-083A2005-082005-102005-12 1201S11726999852484178082240874206AUB9956003727580A rumor of warres among the times a1608292012-1045PDCC2012-102012-123A2012-122013-022014-03 1203S12030799855506210012264220174AUB1749003719373Spiritual marriage: or, The vnion b1627292012-10103PDCC2012-102012-123A2012-122013-022014-03 1206S100522998363596242248564672AUA2725003710349Baillie, Robert,$d1599-1662.Ladensium autokatakrisis, the Canterburians self-conviction1640912012-10452PDCC2012-102012-113A2012-112013-022014-03 1207S1044559984019346692240900476AUA4075003711699An astronomicall description of the1618282006-0380APEX2006-032006-043A2006-042006-092007-01 1209.3S305429900268281142240921561AUC5448003733072Such as are desirous, eyther themse159012010-1111PDCC2010-112010-123A2010-122011-062011-12 1209.7S90367727984831839942248534315Baker, Humfrey,$dfl. 1557-1587.Denham, Henry,$dd. 1589?Rowbothum, James.The welspring of sciences, : which teacheth the perfecte worke and practise of arithmeticke both in vvhole numbers & fractions, with such easie and compendious instruction into the saide art, as hath not heretofore been by any set out nor laboured, : Beautified vvith most necessary rules and questions, not onely profitable for marchauntes, but also for all artificers, as in the table doth plainely appere..Well spring of sciences15641682011-03364PDCC2011-032011-073A2011-072012-052012-10 1209S100526998363636292240948179AUA2728003710352The composition or making of the mo1574712012-09161PDCC2012-092012-103A2012-102013-022014-03 1210S1045369984027147532240866420AUA4145003711769The vvell spryng of sciences15681682006-03303APEX2006-042007-053A2007-052008-022008-09 1219S11044199845983109172240897753AUA7901003715525Lectures of I.B. vpon the xii. Arti15812422005-11613TECH2005-112006-073A2006-072006-092007-01 1223S100533998363706362240933058AUA2732003710356Meditations and disquisitions upon16361102002-04337APEX2002-042002-053A2002-052002-062003-01 1226.7S11581799851035162882240857232AUB9065003726689Meditations and disquisitions, upon16401082012-10285PDCC2012-102012-123A2012-122013-022014-03 1228S11358299848815139312240872470AUA9510003717134Meditations and disquisitions, upon1640552012-10151PDCC2012-102012-123A2012-122013-022014-03 1229S100559998363966652240953577AUA2750003710374Meditations and disquisitions upon1638682002-04196APEX2002-042002-053A2002-052002-062003-01 1231S100560998363976662240953531AUB2714003720338Meditations and disquisitions upon1638412002-04116APEX2002-042002-053A2002-052002-062003-01 1233S100534998363716372240902537AUA2733003710357Newes from Italy of a second Moses1608452006-03195APEX2006-032006-053A2006-052006-092007-01 1235.6S125192998984581733632248512455005372038Balbani, Niccolo,$dd. 1587.Bèze, Théodore de,$d1519-1605.$tGaleacci Caraccioli.Crashaw, William,$d1572-1626.The Italian convert, newes from Italy of a second Moses or The life of Galeacius Caracciolus the noble Marquesse of Vico :$bContaining the story of his admirable conversion from popery, and forsaking of a rich marquesdome for the Gospels sake. Written first in Italian, thence translated into lattin by reuerend Beza, and for the benefit of our people put into English: and now published by W. C.1635382012-01193PDCC2012-012016-113A2016-112022-12 1237S100539998363766442240902498AUA2736003710360The honour of Christian churches1633162004-0953TECH2004-092004-103A2004-102005-012005-03 1239S1075109984320979242240952502AUA6105003713729A ioynt attestation, avowing that t1626162003-0127APEX2003-022003-063A2003-062003-082003-09 1240S100541998363786462240910128AUA2738003710362A sermon preached at St. Maries Spi1623542004-09119APEX2004-102004-113A2004-112005-012005-03 1243S1044709984020846842248578924AUA4088003711712The funeralles of King Edward the s1560122004-1131PDCC2004-122005-013A2005-012005-042005-10 1244S11727099852485178092240882932AUB9957003727581A maruelous hystory intitulede, bew157062000-0010APEX2002-012002-023A2002-022002-032003-01 1246S12132499856508220742240919253AUB2165003719789A memorial of suche princes, as sin155412004-111APEX2004-122005-013A2005-012005-042005-10 1247S1045229984025747382248585506AUA4133003711757A myrroure for magistrates.1559832000-00216PDCC2001-002001-001R2003-062004-093Y2004-092004-102004-11 1252S100555998363926602264219645AUA2747003710371The last part of the Mirour for mag15781872005-11551TECH2005-112006-073A2006-072006-092007-01 1253S100585998364206922248573973AUA2766003710390A treatise of morall phylosophie15471412004-11273TECH2004-122005-013Y2005-012005-042005-10 1270S100591998364266982248578968AUA2768003710392The actes of Englysh votaryes1546692003-03192TECH2003-052003-063R2006-102008-123Y2008-122009-022009-10 1273.5S100594234369237012264217382Bale, John,$d1495-1563.The first two partes of the actes or vnchast examples of the Englysh votaryes / gathered out of their owne legenades and chronycles by Johan Bale ...Actes of Englysh votaryes. Pt. 2. 155115512092004-03568PDCC2004-062004-073A2004-072004-102004-11 1274AS11082199846289112492240903040AUA8104003715728An answere to a papystycall exhorta1548112004-0324APEX2004-032004-043A2004-042004-072004-08 1275S100596998364317052240937717AUA2770003710394The apology of Iohan Bale agaynste15501602004-03442APEX2004-032004-043A2004-042004-072004-08 1276S100610998364447192240887273AUA2776003710400A brefe chronycle concernynge the e1544572003-03147PDCC2003-042003-053A2003-052003-062003-07 1279S11063199846138110862240894794AUA8006003715630A brefe comedy or enterlude concern1547102005-0932PDCC2005-112006-063A2006-062006-092007-01 1280S12247799857603233642240864830AUB2673003720297A Christen exhortacion vnto customa1543322003-0392TECH2003-042003-053Y2003-052003-062003-07 1287S11090399846359113212240903026AUA8137003715761[A comedy concernynge thre lawes, o1548472004-03122PDCC2004-052004-063Y2004-062004-072004-08 1288S1044589984019646722240900400AUA4078003711702A nevve comedy or enterlude, concer1562402004-03117APEX2004-032004-043A2004-042004-072004-08 1289S100618998364507252248562904AUA2779003710403A declaration of Edmonde Bonners ar15611632000-00303APEX2001-072001-082A2017-052022-12 1290S11063599846141110892248523361AUA8007003715631A dialoge or communycacyon to be ha154992004-0320TECH2004-032004-043A2004-042004-072004-08 1291AS100624998364567312248570313AUA2782003710406The epistle exhortatorye of an Engl1544342003-0378APEX2003-042003-053Y2003-052003-062003-07 1294S11438499849609147672248527338AUB2802003720426An expostulation or complaynte agay1552242004-0359TECH2004-032004-043Y2004-042004-072004-08 1296.5S11090999846363113252240902840AUA8140003715764[The image of bothe churches15451462003-03323PDCC2003-042003-053A2003-052003-062003-07 1301S100582998364176892240949500AUA2764003710388The image of both Churches15704542004-031019PDCC2004-052004-063A2004-062004-072004-08 1303S100627998364597342240912795AUA2785003710409A mysterye of inyquyte contayned wi1545952003-03253TECH2003-042003-053A2003-052003-062003-07 1304S100602998364377112240900345AUA2773003710397The pageant of popes15742202003-05875PDCC2003-062003-073A2003-072003-082003-09 1305S1091679984481796632248524772AUA7145003714769[A tragedye or enterlude manyfestyn1547202004-0366PDCC2004-052004-063A2004-062004-072004-08 1307S100629998364617362264211864AUA2786003710410Bale, John,$d1495-1563.The vocacyon of Ioha[n] Bale to the bishiprick of Ossorie in Irela[n]de his persecucio[n]s in ye same, & finall delyueraunce ...1553572004-03151PDCC2004-042004-053A2004-052004-072004-08 1309S100631998364637392240882813AUA2787003710411Yet a course at the Romyshe foxe.15431172000-00344APEX2001-072001-072R2006-022007-023A2007-022008-022008-09 1312.5S119204998544111772422240899216A true recitall touching the cause of the death of Thomas Bales, a seminarie priest, who was hanged and quartered in Fleet-street on Ashwenesdaie last past. 1590 : Wherevnto is adioyned the true cause of the death of Annis Bankyn, who vpon the next day following was burned in Saint Georges fields about sixe of the clocke at night.159082013-1216PDCC2014-012014-083A2014-082015-032016-02 1312.7S11708199852296176122240867349AUB9839003727463The ouerthrovv of the gout written1577182005-0539APEX2005-062005-073A2005-072005-102005-12 1313.3S412623228641264092240908328AUC4034003731658A short catechisme1630242012-1054PDCC2012-102012-123A2012-122013-022014-03 1313S12222799857379231082248510561AUB2595003720219A friendly triall of the grounds te16401692006-01621TECH2006-012006-023A2006-022006-042006-06 1314.3S124283545322721807182240924107Ball, John, 1585-1640.A short treatise: containing all the principall grounds of Christian religion : By way of questions and answers: very profitable for all sorts of men, but especially for housholders..16171282013-03304APEX2013-042013-063A2013-062014-032014-10 1319S100833998366609442240952608AUA2857003710481A treatise of faith16312452012-101161PDCC2012-102012-123A2012-122013-022014-03 1323.5S298229631001280422240921438AUC5377003733001A Balade agaynst malycyous sclaunde154012007-086TECH2007-102007-113Y2007-112008-022008-09 1323S11358799848820139362240947421AUA9515003717139The mirror of pure devotion: or, Th16351052012-10207APEX2012-102012-123A2012-122013-022014-03 1324S11923199854438198602240899198AUC0998003728622A balade of a preist that loste his157012007-086TECH2007-102008-013Y2008-012008-022008-09 1325S1082319984390386682240948157AUA6516003714140[A ballad describing natural porten158022012-062PDCC2012-072012-083Y2012-082013-022014-03 1326S11727499852489178142248543685AUB9960003727584A ballad reioycinge the sodaine fal157012005-126PDCC2006-042006-053A2006-052006-092007-01 1327S1148383003099850061152452240850282AUA9940003717564Come buy this new ballad, before yo162812002-036PDCC2002-032002-043Y2002-042002-052003-01 1328.3S32522011433143230283112240914807AUC5633003733257A Merry ballad of a rich maid that162012002-076APEX2002-082002-093Y2002-092002-102003-01 1328.5C.20.f.7[250]998843551830512264209966A merry new ballad, both pleasant and sweete, in praise of the black-smith, which is very meete : To the tune of Greene Sleeves, &c.163512008-087PDCC2008-102008-123A2008-122009-022009-10 1328.7BR f 821.04 B49[4a]S249999893120242410561822612240929164A most excellent godly new ballad: : [shew]ing the manifold abuses of this wicked world, the intolerable pride of people, the wantonnesse [of] women, the dissimulation of flatterers, the subtilty of deceiuers, the beastlines of drunkards, the filthinesse of whoredome, the vnthriftines of gamesters, the cruelty of landlords, with a number of other inconucadences. To the tune of Greene-sleeues.161512008-085PDCC2008-092009-083A2009-082009-092011-04 1328S17732002522688253256652240945445AUC3412003731036A Comfortable new ballad of a dream162512002-0910APEX2002-102002-113A2002-112002-122003-01 1329.5S211620028230415131785712240927458A Most excellent ballad of an old man and his wife : who in their great want and misery sought to children for succour, by whom they were disdained, and scornefully sent away succourlesse, and Gods vengeance shewed vpon them for the same : to the tune of Priscilla.162012013-1213PDCC2014-012014-083A2014-082015-032016-02 1329S1218033240299856967226232248518494AUB2405003720029A most excellent new ballad, of an160012005-126APEX2006-022006-033A2006-032006-042006-06 1331.3C.20.f.7[447]998845501831532240899946A new ballad, intituled, A warning to youth, : shewing the lewd life of a marchants sonne of London, and the miserie that at the last he sustained by his riotousnesse. To the tune of the Lord Darley.1628-1629?12008-088PDCC2008-092009-083A2009-082009-092011-04 1331.5S32752001333143256283342248545435AUC5656003733280A New ballad intituled, I have fres161012000-004TECH2002-092002-103Y2002-102002-122003-01 1331.7S32782007833143259283372240893317AUC5659003733283A New merry ballad I haue here to s163012002-097TECH2002-112002-123A2002-122003-022003-03 1331S1148393003199850062152462240894628AUA9941003717565A new ballad, containing a communic164012002-055PDCC2002-072002-083Y2002-082002-102003-01 1332S1148483023199850071152552240858578AUA9942003717566A pleasant new ballad you here may163512005-126TECH2005-122006-013A2006-012006-042006-06 1333S11485199850074152582240875949AUA9943003717567The history of Susanna.1638752005-06141PDCC2005-082006-013A2006-012006-042006-06 1334.5S11726799852482178062240866000AUB9954003727578A position maintained by I.B. befor160092010-0813PDCC2010-082010-093R2011-022011-033A2011-032011-062011-12 1334S116921538686247582240945452AUC2656003730280Carpenters chippes, or, Simple toke1607362012-1084APEX2012-102013-013A2013-012013-022014-03 1335.7S11573299850950161922240896266AUB9006003726630To the maior, aldermen, and inhabit160012007-0814TECH2007-102008-013A2008-012008-022008-09 1335S100766998365958792240905810AUA2838003710462A short and plaine dialogue concern159392010-0816PDCC2010-092010-103A2010-102011-062011-12 1336S100662998364937702248568076AUA2788003710412A modest reply to certaine answeres1623722006-03130APEX2006-032006-043A2006-042006-092007-01 1337S11485499850077152612240875927AUA9944003717568A short catechisme, summarily compr1607152012-1034APEX2012-102012-113A2012-112013-022014-03 1338S100768998365978812240871470AUA2839003710463A short dialogue concerning the pla1603492006-02113TECH2006-022006-073A2006-072006-092007-01 1339S12036599855564210602240944790AUC1561003729185Three positions concerning the 1 Au1607342012-1083APEX2012-102013-013A2013-012013-022014-03 1340S100771998366008842240949493AUA2840003710464The confession of faith15841552002-07341PDCC2002-092002-103R2003-052003-063A2003-062003-082003-09 1341S11212299847380124132248528322AUB7326003724950An instruction how to pray and medi16221712012-10158APEX2012-102012-123A2012-122013-022014-03 1342.5S90384449202721737232240914631Banbury (Oxfordshire, England).To our wel-beloued friends, to whom this present writing shall come Wee the Maior, Iustices, Minister, Aldermen, and Burgesses of the Borough of Banbury in the county of Oxon. wish all welfare and happinesse. Our grieuous losse, we presume, hath sufficiently beene witnessed by too true report, which imboldneth vs to seeke to you, as feeling members, for reliefe ... From our distressed towne of Banbury, Iulij. 1628 ...162842012-104APEX2012-112013-033A2013-032014-032014-10 1343S1044719984020946852248578922AUA4089003711713The noblenesse of the asse.1595312006-03106TECH2006-032006-043A2006-042006-092007-01 1344.5S100666998364967742240910238AUA2791003710415Daungerous positions and proceeding1593962003-04403TECH2003-052003-093R2003-122004-013A2004-012004-022004-03 1347S1082349984390686712248513163AUA6517003714141A sermon preached at Paules Crosse1588562003-04151APEX2003-052005-013A2005-012005-042005-10 1352S100667998364977752240946161AUA2792003710416A suruay of the pretended holy disc15932382003-04918PDCC2003-052003-063A2003-062003-082003-09 1353S11491399850135153212240887695AUA9955003717579The gluttons feauer. VVritten by T1633222003-0476PDCC2003-052005-023A2005-022005-042005-10 1354S100668998364987762240912811AUA2793003710417Tvvo bookes of epigrammes, and epit1639432003-04162APEX2003-052005-033A2005-032005-042005-10 1355S1044569984019446702240904305AUA4076003711700A merrie dialogue, betweene Band, C161562009-0514PDCC2009-062009-073A2009-072009-092011-04 1356.1S1019529983775520952240869643AUA3224003710848Certaine tragicall discourses writt15673162006-031389APEX2006-042006-053A2006-052006-092007-01 1356.4S108351998440101764062240924456Achelley, Thomas.Bandello, Matteo,$d1485-1561.A most lamentable and tragicall historie : conteyning the outragious and horrible tyrannie which a Spanishe gentlewoman named Violenta executed vpon her louer Didaco, because he espoused another beyng first betrothed vnto her. Newly translated into English meter, by T.A. 1576Novelle. Selections.1576402013-1289PDCC2014-012014-043A2014-042015-032016-02 1356.5S14121613819248342248573768AUC2719003730343Straunge, lamentable, and tragicall1577612005-10163TECH2005-102006-043A2006-042006-092007-01 1356.7S11266199847907129712248538732AUA9105003716729The tragicall historye of Romeus an1562892005-06233TECH2005-072005-093A2005-092005-102005-12 1356S100661998364927692248556374AUB3527003721151Exchange ware at the second hand1615102012-0823PDCC2012-082012-113A2012-112013-022014-03 1358S1044609984019846742240900552AUA4080003711704An antidotarie chyrurgicall15891962002-03516PDCC2002-042002-053A2002-052002-062003-01 1359S1069429984264973212240855940AUA5796003713420The historie of man15781242002-031202APEX2002-042002-053R2002-072002-083Y2002-082002-102003-01 1360S100786998366148982240861508AUA2843003710467A needefull, new, and necessarie tr15751622000-00387TECH2001-002001-002R2001-102002-053A2002-052002-062003-01 1363S11491499850136153222240883062AUA9956003717580The safegard of the soule.16192182012-10250APEX2012-102012-113A2012-112013-022014-03 1365.5S142120178544236842240907402AUB2881003720505A Briefe of the bill exhibited agai162412007-089TECH2007-082010-043A2010-042011-062011-12 1365S11316599848404134942240896304AUA9331003716955A verie godly, learned, and fruitfu1586562012-10131APEX2012-102012-123A2012-122013-022014-03 1367S11272099847965130362240857192AUA9134003716758[The banquett of dainties: for all1566222012-0646PDCC2012-072012-093A2012-092013-022014-03 1368S12051499855710212122240872633AUB1834003719458A banquet of ieasts. Or Change of c16301082013-03175APEX2013-032013-053A2013-052014-032014-10 1374S1044779984021546912240900540AUA4094003711718A treatyse, shewing and declaring t155052003-0411TECH2003-052005-033R2020-012022-12 1376.5S123077998983141734772240899145005372226The fierce and cruel battaile fought by the three Kings in Barbarie, nere to the cittie of Maroques, the 25. of Aprill last. 1607160772009-1214PDCC2009-122010-023A2010-022010-042011-04 1376S1082359984390786722248510518AUA6518003714142A dolorous discourse, of a most ter1579172012-0729APEX2012-072013-083A2013-082014-032014-10 1379S11485999850082152662248545205The actes and life of the most vict16202252003-04669PDCC2003-052003-063A2003-062003-082003-09 1383.5C.40.m.9.[16]998874641821722240894961Barclay, Alexander, 1475?-1552.[The first eclogue] / [translated from Pius II.]152322012-103APEX2012-112013-033A2013-032014-032014-10 1383S100783998366128962240933059AUA2842003710466The felicitie of man, or, his summu16313382002-051236APEX2002-062002-073Y2002-072002-082003-01 1384BS1044759984021346892240900403AUA4092003711716The boke of Codrus and Mynalcas.1521212005-0362APEX2005-042005-053A2005-052005-102005-12 1384S1044739984021146872240900420AUA4090003711714Here begynneth the egloges of Alexa15301002005-03314APEX2005-042005-053A2005-052005-102005-12 1385S1044789984021646922240887212AUA4095003711719The fyfte eglog of Alexandre Barcla1518192005-0357TECH2005-042005-053A2005-052005-102005-12 1392S1069449984265173232240854635AUA5798003713422Barclay his Argenis: or, The loues16252062005-031315TECH2005-052005-063R2020-012022-12 1396S1044859984022346992240900411AUA4101003711725An epitome of the history of faire1640442005-0394TECH2005-032005-043A2005-042005-102005-12 1399S100801998366299132240949447AUA2846003710470The mirrour of mindes, or, Barclay'16312822005-03380TECH2005-042005-053Y2005-052005-102005-12 1403S11824299853450188332240903361AUB1012003718636Callirhoe, the nymph of Aberdene, r161592005-0318PDCC2005-042005-063A2005-062005-102005-12 1404S100818998366459292240946148AUA2851003710475Guil: Barclayi amoeniorum artium, {amp}1620472004-06102APEX2004-112007-073A2007-072008-022008-09 1405S11492599850146153322240868101AUA9958003717582The nature {amp} effects of the new-fou161862009-059PDCC2009-062010-013A2010-012010-042011-04 1406S1044949984023147102240892843AUA4108003711732Nepenthes, or The vertues of tabacc1614162003-1030TECH2003-102003-123A2003-122004-022004-03 1408S100847998366749582240941054AUA2864003710488De potestate Pap{aelig}16091782005-09480TECH2005-102007-023Y2007-022008-022008-09 1410S12192999857086227582248508041AUB2460003720084An aluearie or triple dictionarie15743732000-006533LEME2018-12 1412S1009009983672710132240950469AUA2878003710502An hipponomie or the vineyard of ho16182232012-101094APEX2012-102013-013A2013-012013-022014-03 1413S124187998366909742248570505AUA2867003710491A sermon against selfe policy1624222012-1042APEX2012-102012-123A2012-122013-022014-03 1414S12069499855888213962240858747AUC1672003729296A sermon preached before King Charl1627122012-1042APEX2012-102012-113A2012-112013-022014-03 1415.5S142320178705236862240914173AUB2883003720507A sermon preached before the honora1624222012-1041APEX2012-102013-033A2013-032014-032014-10 1415.7Harl.7617[20]S124000998928161872762240934735Bargrave, John,$cEsquire.To the honourable, the Commons House of Parliament. The information of Iohn Bargraue esquire, shewing the seuerall abuses of the gouernment of the plantation in Virginia. : against Sir Thomas Smith knight. Alderman Iohnson & alias.162422013-127PDCC2013-122014-123A2014-122015-032016-02 1417.516707.3S301829687952280782240914828AUC5413003733037May it please you, whereas at my ex157812007-086TECH2007-082017-053A2017-052022-12 1417S1044939984023047092240866363AUA4107003711731A true and certaine report of the b1609152002-0952TECH2002-122003-013Y2003-012003-022003-03 1418S11333799848573136772240923214AUA9412003717036The Christian sacrifice1639872012-10108APEX2012-102013-013A2013-012013-022014-03 1419S11533099850549157592240863330AUB0095003717719A balade declaryng how neybourhed l156112006-036TECH2006-032006-053A2006-052006-092007-01 1420S1217113208599856881225212240904491AUB2357003719981Of the horyble and woful destruccio156912006-039PDCC2006-052007-033A2007-032008-022008-09 1421S11532399850542157512240857079AUB0088003717712The plagues of Northomberland.157012006-025APEX2006-042006-053A2006-052006-092007-01 1422S11532299850541157502240863343AUB0087003717711The true description of a monsterou156412006-034APEX2006-042006-053A2006-052006-092007-01 1423S12026499855463209582248498348AUB1723003719347Christs checke to S. Peter for his15991642012-10377APEX2012-102013-013A2013-012013-022014-03 1425S11409399849321144612240900859AUB8178003725802A iudicious and painefull expositio16242322012-10918APEX2012-102013-023A2013-022014-032014-10 1426.5S903911663841841914642240926781Barker, Peter,$cpreacher of Gods word.The prophecie of Agabus, concerning a generall famine to come vpon the worlde: : togither with a beneuolence for the most distressed: / set out by Peter Barker minister at Stoure-Paine..1597532012-1083APEX2012-112013-013A2013-012013-022014-03 1428S11727599852490178152240892002AUB9961003727585Hiren: or The faire Greeke: By Will1611252003-0455TECH2003-052004-113Y2004-112005-012005-03 1429S11884799854054194612240892096AUB1252003718876Mirrha the mother of Adonis: or, Lu1607402003-0469PDCC2003-052003-073A2003-072003-082003-09 1433.3C.20.f.7[214]998843311830322264209463The little barly-corne : Whose properties and vertues here, shall plainly to the world appeare: to make you merry all the yeere. To the tune of Stingo.163212008-086PDCC2008-102008-123A2008-122009-022009-10 1433.5S330231631 ; 2019933143290283612240924165AUC5682003733306A pleasant new ballad to sing both162512002-0912PDCC2002-102002-113Y2002-112002-122003-01 1433.7C.20.f.7[342]998843971830972264209870A pleasant new ballad to sing both even and morne, : of the bloody murther of Sir John Barley-corne. To the tune of, Shall I lye beyond thee.163012008-0813PDCC2008-092011-033A2011-032011-062011-12 1434S100861998366889722240930728AUA2866003710490An exposition of the second epistle16252272012-101057APEX2012-102013-023A2013-022014-032014-10 1436S100848998366759592240953589AUA2865003710489The good mans priuiledge.1618172012-1164PDCC2012-112013-013A2013-012013-022014-03 1437S11414599849373145142240854560AUA9700003717324The good mans refuge in affliction.1618262012-1186PDCC2012-112013-013A2013-012013-022014-03 1438S11478999850012151952240889764AUA9912003717536Hierons last fare-vvell.1618212006-0380PDCC2006-052006-083Y2006-082006-092007-01 1439.5S12087399856066215842240937579AUB2018003719642A seasonable discourse of spiritual16271452012-11327PDCC2012-112013-013A2013-012013-022014-03 1439S11638399851600168822240857230AUB9412003727036The ioy of the vpright man.1619222006-0372TECH2006-032006-043A2006-042006-092007-01 1440S11479199850014151972240883177AUA9913003717537The true guide to glory.1619332012-1199PDCC2012-112013-013A2013-012013-022014-03 1441AS11479399850016151992240894634AUA9915003717539Pietas in patrem, or a few teares v1637102005-0326TECH2005-042005-063A2005-062005-102005-12 1443S11479599850018152012248560048AUA9917003717541A breife discouery of the idle anim161882003-0319TECH2003-042003-063Y2003-062003-082003-09 1444S100862998366899732240951828AUB3635003721259Magneticall aduertisements: or Diue1618612003-03163APEX2003-042003-063A2003-062003-082003-09 1445S100864998366919752248569016AUA2868003710492The nauigators supply.1597512003-03164APEX2003-042003-063A2003-062003-082003-09 1446.5S143720179929237002240914348AUB2897003720521An answer to a Catholike English-ma16091932000-00952APEX2001-092002-093R2003-032003-043A2003-042003-062003-07 1447S1008979983672410102240953563AUA2875003710499A brand, Titio erepta.1607222003-0379APEX2003-042003-063Y2003-062003-082003-09 1449S1008989983672510112240945260AUA2876003710500A defence of the articles of the Pr16011212003-03315TECH2003-042003-063Y2003-062003-082003-09 1450S100872998366999842264220541AUA2870003710494Barlow, William,$dd. 1613.The eagle and the body1609202007-0354APEX2007-042008-093A2008-092009-022009-10 1451S100875998367029882240887220AUB3643003721267One of the foure sermons preached b1606242003-0385TECH2003-042003-063A2003-062003-082003-09 1453S1044919984022847072240892853AUA4105003711729Psalmes and hymnes of praier and th1613162003-0331TECH2003-042003-063A2003-062003-082003-09 1454S1009509983677710632240922833AUB2717003720341A sermon preached at Paules Crosse,1601392003-0373PDCC2003-042003-063A2003-062003-082003-09 1455S11414799849375145162240894839AUA9701003717325The sermon preached at Paules Cross1606192003-0351PDCC2003-042003-063R2003-082003-093A2003-092003-102003-11 1456.5S1009499983677610622248568079AUA2880003710504The svmme and svbstance of the conf1604592003-03120APEX2003-042003-063A2003-062003-082003-09 1461S11064299846148110962240894712AUA8010003715634A dyaloge describing the originall1531912003-03126TECH2003-042005-033Y2005-032005-042005-10 1462.5S10953399845180100672248519903AUA7390003715014A proper dyaloge, betwene a gentill1530332003-0395APEX2003-042005-033A2005-032005-042005-10 1462.7S11628399851500167742240909279AUB0453003718077Rede me and be nott wrothe for I sa1528732003-03190PDCC2003-042004-103Y2004-102005-012005-03 1462S1010469983687111632240912855AUA2909003710533A dialoge describing the originall1553892006-03129APEX2006-042006-053A2006-052006-092007-01 1464.2S12088299856075215932240899168AUB2024003719648Le reveille-matin des Francois, et15741962006-03669TECH2006-032009-073A2009-072009-092011-04 1464.8S65822143985251652248515325AUC2999003730623A sermon preached at Pauls Crosse t1591172012-1181PDCC2012-122013-053A2013-052014-032014-10 1465S1091779984482696722240929675AUA7152003714776The treatyse answerynge the boke of154192006-0314PDCC2006-052007-053A2007-052008-022008-09 1466S12222899857380231092240899178AUB2596003720220The Diuils charter1607482003-12204PDCC2004-012004-023A2004-022004-042004-05 1467S11439699849621147802248526061AUA9786003717410A divine centurie of spirituall son1595322003-1294TECH2003-122004-013Y2004-012004-022004-03 1468S1069579984266373382248574520AUA5809003713433Barnes, Barnabe,$d1569?-1609.Foure bookes of offices16061172003-12769APEX2004-012004-023A2004-022004-042004-05 1469S11878599853992193972240900774AUC0766003728390Parthenophil and Parthenophe.1593822003-12242APEX2004-012004-023A2004-022004-042004-05 1470S11041699845966108992240893550AUA7890003715514A supplicatyon made by Robert Barne15311702006-03580PDCC2006-092009-033A2009-032009-092011-04 1473S1091819984483096762240886486AUA7156003714780The metynge of Doctor Barons and do154892010-0813PDCC2010-092010-103A2010-102011-062011-12 1474S11414999849377145182240875870AUA9702003717326A sermon preached at Henly at the v1626202012-1160PDCC2012-122013-053A2013-052014-032014-10 1475S11479899850021152042240889762AUA9918003717542The court of conscience: or, Ioseph1623832012-11155PDCC2012-112013-013A2013-012013-022014-03 1476S1012269983704313482240951888AUB3861003721485The gales of grace; or, the spiritu16221112012-11254PDCC2012-122013-033A2013-032014-032014-10 1477.5S124289713051001838542248534341Barnes, Thomas,$cMinister of St. Margaret's, New Fish Street, London.Sions svveets, or, The spouses spikenard; : and mysticall myrrhe / by Thomas Barnes, preacher of Gods vvord at St Margretts in New-fifth-street. London..1624432012-11211PDCC2012-112013-013A2013-012013-022014-03 1477S119943713050961838532248534371Barnes, Thomas,$cMinister of St. Margaret's, New Fish Street, London.Needfull helpes against desperate perplexitie; and deepe securitie. : As they haue been delivered in sundry sermons on severall texts; / by Thomas Barnes. Preacher of Gods vvord at St Margretts in New-Fish-streete. London..16241262012-01678PDCC2012-012016-113A2016-112022-12 1478.5S124630998989601507822248523702005371373Barnes, Thomas,$cMinister of St. Margaret's, New Fish Street, London.The vvise-mans forecast against the evill time :$bBy Thomas Barnes. Preacher of the VVord at St Margretts, in New-Fish-streete. London.1624862012-11274PDCC2012-112013-013A2013-012013-022014-03 1478S11824699853454188372240933820AUB1015003718639Vox belli, or, An alarum to vvarre.1626252012-11111PDCC2012-122013-013A2013-012013-022014-03 1480S11439799849622147812248526084AUA9787003717411The affectionate shepheard.1594292002-1165APEX2003-012003-023A2003-022003-042003-05 1484S1048519984058251002264177045AUA4371003711995Barnfield, Richard,$d1574-1627.Cynthia1595362006-0366APEX2006-032006-053Y2006-052006-092007-01 1486S1044889984022647052248585527AUA4103003711727Lady Pecunia, or The praise of mone1605262002-1149APEX2003-012003-023A2003-022003-042003-05 1487.5S32402001433143214282992240914651AUC5621003733245A louers newest curranto, or, The l162512002-093APEX2002-102002-113A2002-112002-122003-01 1487S11192299847182122052248536653AUA8670003716294Greenes funeralls. By RB. Gent.1594122002-1117PDCC2002-122003-013Y2003-012003-022003-03 1495S1010409983686511572240922959AUA2905003710529Disputatio theologia, de vero discr1633952004-09295PDCC2004-102007-073A2007-072008-022008-09 1496S1010389983686311552240912844AUA2904003710528Philosophia theologi{aelig} ancilla16211872004-09406PDCC2004-112007-073A2007-072008-022008-09 1498S12064399855838213432240897280AUB1912003719536The spirituall architecture. Or, th1624422012-11199PDCC2012-122013-063Y2013-062014-032014-10 1499S1091849984483396792240908942AUA7157003714781The armyng of a Christen warrier re1549132012-1119PDCC2012-122013-023A2013-022014-032014-10 1500S1068539984256272272248571419AUA5737003713361The theorike and practike of modern15981332003-06937PDCC2003-072003-083A2003-082003-102003-11 1502S11480299850025152082240850283AUA9919003717543Ram-Alley: or merrie-trickes.1611362003-04182PDCC2003-052003-103A2003-102003-122004-03 1504.5S65922145372251672240924186AUC3001003730625Cochin-China1633362003-09118APEX2003-092003-103A2003-102003-122004-03 1505S1010429983686711592240882819AUA2906003710530Mars, his triumph. Or, the descript1639292006-0393PDCC2006-062006-073A2006-072006-092007-01 1506S1010439983686811602240923286AUA2907003710531Military discipline: or, the yong a16351842006-03523APEX2006-032006-053A2006-052006-092007-01 1508S11272299847967130382240860408AUA9136003716760The methode of phisicke15831592005-061642PDCC2005-092005-113A2005-112006-012006-02 1517S11192499847184122072248539504AUA8672003716296A brief discouerie of the false chu15911372002-12907APEX2003-022003-033A2003-032003-042003-05 1518.5S12198799898425228192248514082005372203Barrow, Henry,$d1550?-1593.Greenwood, John,$dd. 1593.A collection of certain letters and conferences lately passed betvvixt certaine preachers & tvvo prisoners in the Fleet1590392002-12200APEX2003-022003-033A2003-032003-042003-05 1518S1012319983704813542240941089AUA2969003710593A collection of certaine sclaundero1590292002-12134PDCC2003-012003-023P2003-022003-042003-05 1519S11316899848407134972264172430AUA9334003716958Barrow, Henry,$d1550?-1593.Greenwood, John,$dd. 1593.$4autPenry, John,$d1559-1593.$4autThe examinations of Henry Barrowe Iohn Grenewood and Iohn Penrie, before the high commissioners, and Lordes of the Counsel. Penned by the prisoners themselues before their deathes1596172006-04105APEX2006-052006-063A2006-062006-092007-01 1522AS145320181335237162240922935AUB2911003720535A petition directed to Her Most Exc1591422002-12224TECH2003-022003-033Y2003-032003-042003-05 1523S1045009984023747162240894050AUA4114003711738A plaine refutation of M. G. Giffar15911392002-12890TECH2003-022003-033R2003-062003-073Y2003-072003-082003-09 1525S12241899857567233252240897328AUB2664003720288Mr Henry Barrowes platform.1611822002-12224PDCC2003-012003-023P2003-022003-042003-05 1526.5S250724251286274472240939693AUC4890003732514A true description out of the VVord158962002-1224TECH2003-012003-023P2003-022003-042003-05 1528S1069809984268573622240890177AUA5822003713446A discourse of military discipline16341502006-04563PDCC2006-102008-063A2008-062008-092009-03 1530S1069899984269473732240870355AUA5827003713451The case of tenures upon the commis1637342011-04107PDCC2011-042011-063A2011-062012-052012-10 1534S1015579983736616852248543727AUA3078003710702The pedegrewe of heretiques.1566942006-04362PDCC2006-082006-093A2006-092007-022007-10 1538S1066249984233769822240852055AUA5569003713193Batman vppon Bartholome15824562000-003853PDCC2001-072002-082Y2002-082002-102003-01 1539.5S177722696168256692240937441AUC3416003731040A True relation of the life and dea163012002-0313PDCC2002-032002-043A2002-042002-052003-01 1539S1066429984235570022240877404AUB5993003723617A booke of ayres1606242000-0047APEX2001-092002-063A2002-062002-072003-01 1540S11494399850164153502240860445AUA9962003717586The art of rhetorick concisely and1634332000-00101PDCC2001-102001-123Y2001-122002-012003-01 1542S1010569983688011722248554206AUA2914003710538A breefe discourse, concerning the1592432003-05143APEX2003-062004-073A2004-072004-102004-11 1543.5S449923440288266352240906259AUC4221003731845An exhortation of holye Basilius Ma1557262006-0442PDCC2006-062006-073A2006-072006-092007-01 1543S11884899854055194622240893514AUB1253003718877The sixty sixe admonitory chapters1638682006-0474TECH2006-042007-043A2007-042008-022008-09 1544S1071839984288575812240875681AUA5951003713575The answere that the preachers of t1548542012-1095APEX2012-102012-123A2012-122013-022014-03 1545.5S14421614825248372240927557AUC2722003730346A defence of Paul Bassano the surui162132006-0423PDCC2006-062006-103A2006-102007-022007-10 1546S1045049984024147202240900409AUA4118003711742Great Brittaines sunnes-set, bewail1613132002-1111APEX2002-122003-013A2003-012003-022003-03 1547S11718599852400177212240941807AUB0654003718278A helpe to discourse. Or, A miscela16191502004-07265PDCC2004-092004-103A2004-102005-012005-03 1554.7S321932625 ; 2021333143186282782248552898AUC5600003733224Maister Basse his careere, or, The162012002-085APEX2002-092002-103A2002-102002-122003-01 1555S1045119984024747262240862961AUA4124003711748Svvord and buckler, or, Seruing-man1609172002-1129PDCC2002-122003-013A2003-012003-022003-03 1556S1045149984025047302248578880AUA4127003711751Three pastoral elegies1602242002-1169TECH2002-122003-013A2003-012003-022003-03 1557S1010589983688211742248563158AUA2916003710540Curiosities: or the cabinet of natu16371562006-04206TECH2006-042006-053A2006-052006-092007-01 1558S1010649983688811812240938996AUA2918003710542The lives of all the Roman emperors16362012010-08292PDCC2010-082010-093A2010-092011-062011-12 1559S1045169984025147312248574093AUA4128003711752Chrestoleros.1598962003-03146PDCC2003-042003-053A2003-052003-062003-07 1561S1015749983738317022240895475AUA3092003710716Twelue sermons1615752003-03285APEX2003-042005-013A2005-012005-042005-10 1562S11440299849627147862248532243AUA9791003717415A catechisme of Christian religion1591682012-11177PDCC2012-112013-013A2013-012013-022014-03 1568R21282699835838632240864484AUA2482003710106The answer of John Bastvvick, Docto1637152002-03170PDCC2002-032002-043A2002-042002-052003-01 1569S126020824744911851172248506848A Briefe relation of certain speciall and most materiall passages, and speeches in the Starre-Chamber, : occasioned and delivered Iune the 14th. 1637. at the censure of those three worthy gentlemen, Dr. Bastwicke, Mr. Burton and Mr. Prynne, as it hath beene truely and faithfully gathered from their owne mouthes by one present at the sayd censure..1637172012-0665PDCC2012-072012-093R2012-112012-123A2012-122013-022014-03 1570S1010529983687611682240941786AUB3764003721388A briefe relation of certaine speci1638172006-0466TECH2006-042006-053A2006-052006-092007-01 1572E203_5R212827998713831576902240926992005367623Bastwick, John,$d1593-1654.[The letany part 1.] The letany of John Bastvvick, Doctor of Phisicke, :$bbeing now full of devotion, as well in respect of the common calamities of plague and pestilence; as also of his owne patticular [sic] miserie : lying at this instant in Limbo Patrum. Set downe in two letters to Mr. Aquila Wykes, keeper of the Gatehouse, his good angell. In which there is an universall challenge to the vvhole world, to prove the parity of ministers, to be jure divino. Also a full demonstration, that the bishops are neither Christs, nor the Apostles successors, but enemies of Christ and his kingdome, and of the Kings most excellent Majesties prerogative royall. ...1637122012-03122PDCC2012-032016-023A2016-022022-12 1573S10450799840243642240908167AUA4120003711744Bastwick, John,$d1593-1654.[The letany part 2.] [The ansvver ...; mistitled:] The letany of John Bastvvick, Docto1637162006-04178APEX2006-052007-053A2007-052008-022008-09 1573S1045079984024347222240863043AUA4120003711744Bastwick, John,$d1593-1654.[The letany part 2.] The ansvver of Iohn Bastwick, Docto1637162006-04178APEX2006-052007-053A2007-052008-022008-09 1574S1045099984024547242240892816AUA4122003711746The vanity and mischeife of the old1637142006-04151TECH2006-042007-043R2020-012022-12 1575S1045109984024647252240871413AUA4123003711747A more full answer of John Bastwick163762009-0541PDCC2009-062010-073A2010-072011-062011-12 1577.5S12234199857492232372240908424AUB2637003720261The mysteryes of nature, and art16341052006-04208TECH2006-042007-043A2007-042008-022008-09 1579S1015729983738117002240910463AUA3090003710714The portraiture of hypocrisie, liue1589992006-04231PDCC2006-082007-103A2007-102008-022008-09 1580S11719299852407177282240904765AUB0656003718280Cartain obseruations of that reuere16251402012-11350PDCC2012-112013-013A2013-012013-022014-03 1581S11536799850586157972240851603AUB0126003717750A christall glasse of christian ref1569792004-05214PDCC2004-082004-093A2004-092004-102004-11 1582S1010629983688611792264221079Lykosthenes, Konrad,$d1518-1561.Batman, Stephen,$dd. 1584.The doome warning all men to the iudgemente : wherein are contayned for the most parte all the straunge prodigies hapned in the worlde, with diuers secrete figures of reuelations tending to mannes stayed conuersion towardes God: in maner of a generall chronicle, gathered out of sundrie approued authors by St. Batman professor in diuinite.Prodigiorum ac ostentorum chronicon. English15812312013-121366PDCC2014-022014-053A2014-052015-032016-02 1583S1045279984026247432240900541AUA4136003711760The golden booke of the leaden godd1577402004-05117PDCC2004-082004-093A2004-092004-102004-11 1584S11272499847969130402240849711AUA9138003716762The new arival of the three gracis,1580242004-05108PDCC2004-072004-093A2004-092004-102004-11 1585S1045179984025247322248574125AUA4129003711753The trauayled pylgrime1569532004-05179TECH2004-062004-073A2004-072004-102004-11 1586S101050998990301507832248525729005371283Bateson, Thomas.The first set of English madrigales :$bto 3. 4. 5. and 6. voices. Newly composed by Thomas Bateson ...1604592012-1195PDCC2012-112012-123A2012-122013-022014-03 1587S123069999003101507842240875728005371329Bateson, Thomas.The second set of madrigales to 3. 4. 5. and 6. parts :$bapt for viols and voyces. Newly composed by Thomas Bateson, Bacheler of Musicke, organist, and master of the children of the cathedrall church of the blessed Trinitie, Dublin, in the realme of Ireland.1618622012-11102PDCC2012-112013-013A2013-012013-022014-03 1589.5S90417574022471810622240932690Batt, Antonie.A poore mans mite : A letter of a religious man of the Order of Saint Benedict, vnto a sister of his, concerning the rosarie or psalter of our blessed Ladie, commonly called the Beades.1639372012-1152PDCC2012-112013-013A2013-012013-022014-03 1589S11316999848408134992240911380AUA9335003716959A briefe introduction to the skill1596262006-0455TECH2006-052006-063A2006-062006-092007-01 1590.5S66022148156251762240894402AUC3009003730633A most plaine and easie way for the163052006-0418PDCC2006-072006-093A2006-092007-022007-10 1590S11719499852409177302240919032AUB0657003718281The royall priesthood of Christians1605642012-11168PDCC2012-122016-063A2016-062022-12 1591S1010919983691512102240876669AUA2932003710556The Christian mans closet.15811062006-04560APEX2006-052007-053A2007-052008-022008-09 1593S1010939983691712122240941776AUA2934003710558The history of the imperiall estate16351002007-11429PDCC2008-012008-023A2008-022008-092009-03 1594S1010859983690912042240905536AUA2926003710550A summons to iudgement. Or a sermon1614332012-1199PDCC2012-122013-053A2013-052014-032014-10 1596S11222899847486125232240929483AUA8851003716475A toile for tvvo-legged foxes16001252012-11282PDCC2012-112013-013A2013-012013-022014-03 1598S1010909983691412092240912833AUA2931003710555Sir Philip Sydneys our{acute}ania1606532003-10206PDCC2003-112003-123R2004-052004-063A2004-062004-072004-08 1599.7S517638161531293462240932662AUC6608003734232A Beautifull baybush to shrowd us f16101622012-04223PDCC2012-042012-053A2012-052013-022014-03 1601S1010969983692012162240874914AUA2937003710561Two sermons1630112012-1131PDCC2012-112012-123A2012-122013-022014-03 1602S117321539817247632240894423AUC2660003730284The practise of pietie16135362004-09959PDCC2004-112004-123A2004-122005-012005-03 1625S11212499847382124152240952939AUB7328003724952The shepheards starre, or The minis1640332012-1176PDCC2012-112013-013A2013-012013-022014-03 1627S11550299850721159462240857222AUB8895003726519Briefe directions unto a godly life16371272012-11236PDCC2012-122013-023A2013-022014-032014-10 1628S1011189983694212402240871390AUB3794003721418A caueat for cold Christians. In a1618162012-1150PDCC2012-112013-013A2013-012013-022014-03 1634S11383099849059141902248528294AUA9587003717211The Christians garment.1618142012-1143PDCC2012-112013-013A2013-012013-022014-03 1635S11383299849061141922240945318AUA9588003717212A commentarie vpon the first chapte16182202012-11739PDCC2012-112013-013A2013-012013-022014-03 1636S1010829983690612012240948187AUA2925003710549A commentarie vpon the first and se16341952011-09734PDCC2011-092011-113A2011-112012-052012-10 1638S1015759983738417032240882540AUA3093003710717A counterbane against earthly caref1618172012-1158PDCC2012-122013-013A2013-012013-022014-03 1640S1020429983784321892248555403AUB2720003720344The diocesans tryall.1618522008-01290PDCC2008-012010-123A2010-122011-062011-12 1641S1015789983738717062240885446AUB4040003721664An epitomie of mans misery and deli1619252012-1181PDCC2012-122013-053A2013-052014-032014-10 1642S11727799852492178172240885727AUB9963003727587A helpe to true happinesse. Or A br16182102012-11296PDCC2012-112012-123A2012-122013-022014-03 1645S11383499849063141942240941829AUA9590003717214A letter written by Mr. Paul Bayne,1617472012-1151PDCC2012-112013-013A2013-012013-022014-03 1646S1015819983739017092240910437AUA3097003710721The mirrour or miracle of Gods loue1619412012-11153PDCC2012-122013-033A2013-032014-032014-10 1647S11677099851986172832240878691AUB9626003727250The spirituall armour.16201602012-11227PDCC2012-112013-013A2013-012013-022014-03 1648S1015859983739417132240873248AUB4042003721666The trial of a Christians estate: o1618142006-0144PDCC2006-042007-043A2007-042008-022008-09 1649S11550399850722159472240849692AUB8896003726520Two godly and fruitfull treatises16191432012-11144PDCC2012-122013-013A2013-012013-022014-03 1650S11550499850723159482240857124AUB8897003726521The baynes of Aquisgrane, the I. pa1617632012-11242PDCC2012-122013-013A2013-012013-022014-03 1651S1015869983739517142240876552AUA3100003710724The praise of solitarinesse1577482006-04215TECH2006-052007-053A2007-052008-022008-09 1653S1011519983697412772264213955AUA2950003710574Solon his follie, or a politique di1594642006-04279PDCC2006-082008-013A2008-012008-022008-09 1655S11224399847501125382248525291AUA8863003716487A godly psalme of Marye Queene155372012-126PDCC2013-012013-033A2013-032014-032014-10 1657S1011539983697612792240876679AUB3817003721441Antichrist the pope of Rome: or, th16252442012-111068PDCC2012-112013-013A2013-012013-022014-03 1658S1015999983740817272264225554AUB4054003721678A retractiue from the Romish religi16162812006-041464APEX2006-052007-053A2007-052008-022008-09 1659S1011199983694312412240871477AUA2942003710566The theatre of Gods iudgements: or,15972442013-051087PDCC2013-062013-093A2013-092014-032014-10 1662S11664499851860171522240943812AUB0553003718177A sermon preached at Torceter1590192012-1135PDCC2012-122013-023A2013-022014-032014-10 1664S11556799850786160132240872627AUB8908003726532The masque of the Inner Temple and1613152002-0225TECH2002-022002-033A2002-032002-042003-01 1667S1011569983697912822248542910AUB3818003721442Cupids reuenge.1615422000-00174APEX2001-112002-023Y2002-022002-032003-01 1670S1011599983698112842248578856AUB3819003721443A king and no king.1619442002-01192APEX2002-012002-023R2006-022006-083A2006-082006-092007-01 1674S1045539984028747722240892825AUA4160003711784The knight of the burning pestle.1613382002-02163TECH2002-032002-043Y2002-042002-052003-01 1677S1011869983700813122240922969AUB3836003721460The maides tragedy.1619412002-01176PDCC2002-022002-033A2002-032002-042003-01 1681.5S10119820185735237362264185680AUB2929003720553Phylaster, or, Loue lyes a bleeding1620352002-01155APEX2002-012002-023A2002-032002-042003-01 1686S1012049983702213262240912861AUB3847003721471The scornful ladie.1616362002-02180APEX2002-022002-033A2002-032002-042003-01 1691S101208998370251769612240876673Fletcher, John,$d1679-1625.Beaumont, Francis,$d1584-1616.Wit without money : A comedie, at it hath beene presented with good applause at the private house in Drurie Lane, by her Majesties Servants. Written by Francis Beaumount, and Iohn Flecher. 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agay1550922003-06187TECH2003-062003-083A2003-082003-102003-11 1722S11440499849629147882240889983AUA9792003717416A fruitful treatise of fasting1551732003-06120TECH2003-062003-083A2003-082003-102003-11 1725S11044099845982109162240929401AUA7900003715524[The gouernans of vertue].154962009-058PDCC2009-062010-013A2010-012010-042011-04 1727S1012899983710514142240935595AUA2993003710617The gouernaunce of vertue15661652003-06407APEX2003-062003-073A2003-072003-082003-09 1730.5S11530999850528157372240863341AUB8833003726457An inuectyue agenst the moost wicke15431052003-06192TECH2003-062005-023A2005-022005-042005-10 1730S11045099845990109252264196844AUA7904003715528Becon, Thomas,$d1512-1567.An humble supplicacion vnto God1554382007-03107TECH2007-032009-033A2009-032009-092011-04 1733.5S178322718647256762240940970AUC3421003731045A newe dialog betwene thangell of G1547292003-0655APEX2003-072003-083A2003-082003-102003-11 1733S11642799851644169302240891881AUB0483003718107The iewel of ioye.15501732003-06306APEX2003-072003-093Y2003-092003-102003-11 1734S1012909983710614152240910223AUA2994003710618A newe pathway vnto praier15421462003-06283PDCC2003-072003-093A2003-092003-102003-11 1735S1092049984485497012240909208AUA7168003714792The new pollecye of warre1542822003-06146TECH2003-062003-083A2003-082003-102003-11 1736S1012919983710714162240902546AUA2995003710619A new postil15665302003-061931PDCC2003-082003-103R2004-032004-043A2004-042004-072004-08 1738S1092069984485697032240875614AUA7170003714794A new yeares gyfte more precious th15431142003-06210PDCC2003-072003-093A2003-092003-102003-11 1739S10966599845312102042240884719AUA7483003715107Newes out of heauen1541632003-06125TECH2003-072004-013A2004-012004-022004-03 1741S10967599845322102152240897725AUA7493003715117The physyke of the soule1549132003-0620PDCC2003-062003-073A2003-072003-082003-09 1743S10968099845327102202240884382AUA7495003715119A pleasaunt newe nosegaye15431032003-06202PDCC2003-072003-083R2004-012004-023A2004-022004-042004-05 1746S12235099857501232492248531517AUB2643003720267The pomaunder of prayer, newly made15611452003-06159APEX2003-062004-123A2004-122005-012005-03 1749S10968699845332102252240863143AUA7500003715124A potacio[n] or dri[n]kynge for thi1542892003-06179APEX2003-072003-103A2003-102003-122004-03 1753S11068099846177111272240911145AUA8030003715654The principles of Christian Religio1569912003-06175TECH2003-072003-103A2003-102003-122004-03 1755S1013689983718414992240864399AUA3012003710636The reliques of Rome15632952003-06744PDCC2003-072003-083A2003-082003-102003-11 1757S11465499849879150512240876071AUA9876003717500The sycke mans salue.15612762003-06547PDCC2003-072003-083A2003-082003-102003-11 1774S11721799852432177552240866015AUB0664003718288The solace of the soule agaynst the1548292003-0649TECH2003-062004-093A2004-092004-102004-11 1778S1013869983720115162248543021AUA3016003710640The history of the Church of Englan15652142000-00882TECH2002-012002-033A2002-032002-042003-01 1781S1013929983720715222248578823AUA3017003710641The masse displayed. 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Or an ample d1621562004-03238APEX2004-032004-103A2004-102005-012005-03 1789S11317999848418135102248532596AUB7722003725346Bedford, Thomas,$dd. 1653.A treatise of the sacraments according to the doctrin of the Church of England touching that argument16381332004-03203PDCC2004-042004-093A2004-092004-102004-11 1791.3S12012299855322208092248529477AUB1666003719290A true and certaine relation of a s1635132004-0343APEX2004-032004-053A2004-052004-072004-08 1792S1014209983723415492240895520AUA3023003710647A sermon preached at Pauls Crosse t1625242012-1181PDCC2012-122013-053A2013-052014-032014-10 1793B1674BS1119313123999847191122142240946263AUB7267003724891Bedlam schoolman. Or, Some lines ma170012002-098PDCC2002-102002-113A2002-112002-122003-01 1794S11362099848852139692240894821AUA9525003717149The princelie progresse of the chur1610652012-11237PDCC2012-122013-023A2013-022014-032014-10 1796S1014219983723515502240895511AUB3987003721611Mesolabium architectonicum1631172000-0035APEX2001-092002-063Y2002-062002-072003-01 1798S11923799854444198662240928943AUC1002003728626Wilhelmi Bedwelli Trigonum architec163112007-0813TECH2007-102008-013A2008-012008-022008-09 1799S119238R04037331726 ; 3003499854445198672264227574AUC1003003728627The cunning northerne begger, vvho163412007-085TECH2007-082007-093A2007-092008-022008-09 1800S1173243035999852539178642240899243AUC0001003727625The begger-boy of the north163512004-126APEX2004-122005-013Y2005-012005-042005-10 1802S11372399848954140792248556068AUB7974003725598The testament of William Bel. Gentl1632992012-11224PDCC2012-112013-013A2013-012013-022014-03 1803S1014239983723715522240895503AUB3988003721612Hans Beer-Pot his inuisible comedie1618322006-04114PDCC2006-062007-053A2007-052008-022008-09 1804S1045519984028647712240867696AUA4159003711783The honour of chiualrie.15981472006-11647APEX2006-112008-083A2008-082008-092009-03 1805.7S90452604490851811842240919264Heanley, John,$eformer owner.$5NLSAnderson, John Eustace,$eformer owner.$5NLS[Adambel Clym of the cloughe, and Wyllyam of Cloudesle]Adam Bell, Clym of the Clough, and William of Cloudesley. 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English16211692012-11426PDCC2012-122013-013Y2013-012013-022014-03 1838S117411998526251771092240892006ellarmino, Roberto Francesco Romolo, Saint, 1542-1621Salisbury, John, 1575-1625Eglurhad helaeth-lawn o'r Athrawaeth Gristnogavvl A gyfansodhwyd y tro cyntaf yn Italaeg, trwy waith yr Ardherchoccaf a'r Hybarchaf Gardinal Rhobert Bellarmin o Gymdeithas yr Iesu. Ag o'r Italaeg a gymreigwyd er budh Ysproydol i'r Cymru, drwy dhiwydrwydh a dyfal gymorth y penbefig canmoladwy V.R. 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Or The sacred art military16292052012-11316APEX2012-112012-123A2012-122013-022014-03 1927S11376699848996141242240860451AUA9562003717186Christian advertisements and counse16081052012-11259APEX2012-122013-033A2013-032014-032014-10 1928S11380599849035141652240878212AUB8026003725650Christian see to thy conscience16312472012-11302APEX2012-122013-053A2013-052014-032014-10 1929S11925399854460198822248497475AUC1010003728634The common catechisme1630242012-1173APEX2012-112013-013A2013-012013-022014-03 1934S11378599849015141432240946176AUA9568003717192Contemplative pictures1610782012-1175APEX2012-122013-013A2013-012013-022014-03 1935S101676999004741733712248515399005371962Bernard, Richard,$d1568-1641.R. A.$q(Richard Alleine),$d1611-1681.$4autDauids musick: or Psalmes of that royall prophet, once the sweete singer of that Israel :$bvnfolded logically, expounded paraphrastically, and then followeth a more particular explanation of the words, with manifold doctrines and vses briefly obserued out of the same. By R.B. and R.A. preachers of Gods word in Somersetshire.1616712007-06323TECH2007-062008-053A2008-052008-092009-03 1936S11378799849017141452240896184AUA9569003717193A double catechisme1607252012-1184APEX2012-122013-053A2013-052014-032014-10 1938S11527599850494157022240857083AUB0079003717703The fabulous foundation of the pope1619392012-11189APEX2012-122015-073A2015-072022-12 1939S1016719983747918042248550459AUA3126003710750The faithfull shepheard1607522012-11243APEX2012-112013-013A2013-012013-022014-03 1941.5S904651808664191915832240907399Bernard, Richard,$d1568-1641.Good Christian looke to thy creede : : for a true triall of an holy profession, and of the truth of religion, from all crooked by-paths. / By Richard Bernard rector of Batcombe in Sumersetshire..1630202012-1146APEX2012-122013-033A2013-032014-032014-10 1942S11531499850533157422240851588AUB8838003726462The good mans grace. Or His stay in1621302012-1141APEX2012-112013-013A2013-012013-022014-03 1943S1016839983749118162248550302AUB4089003721713A guide to grand-iury men16271482003-09251PDCC2003-102003-113Y2003-112003-122004-03 1947S1017089983751618422240916942AUB4096003721720The Isle of Man: or, the legall pro16272092006-01278APEX2006-022007-023A2007-022008-022008-09 1953S11331099848546136472248544317AUA9401003717025Iosuahs godly resolution in confere1612482012-11132APEX2012-122013-073A2013-072014-032014-10 1955S1015669983737516942240892901AUA3085003710709A key of knowledge for the opening16172072012-11702APEX2012-112013-013A2013-012013-022014-03 1956.3S123041999004801733722240864776005371974Bernard, Richard,$d1568-1641.Looke beyond Luther: or An ansvvere to that question, so often and so insultingly proposed by our aduersaries, asking vs; where this our religion was before Luthers time? :$bVVhereto are added sound props to beare vp honest-hearted Protestants, that they fall not from their sauing-faith. By Richard Bernard, of Batcombe in Sommersetshire.1623332008-01140PDCC2008-012008-023A2008-022008-092009-03 1958S11379399849023141522240875898AUA9572003717196Plaine euidences16101802012-11842APEX2012-122013-023A2013-022014-032014-10 1959S11527699850495157032240875861AUB0080003717704The ready way to good works, or, A16352552012-11490APEX2012-122013-033A2013-032014-032014-10 1960S1016819983748918142240876655AUA3133003710757Rhemes against Rome: or, The remoou16261692012-11762APEX2012-112013-013A2013-012013-022014-03 1962S1016979983750518302248547513AUA3147003710771Bernard, Richard,$d1568-1641.Ruths recompence: or a commentarie vpon the booke of Ruth16282452012-11839APEX2012-112013-013A2013-012013-022014-03 1963.3S148920188764237532240927552AUB2941003720565The sinners safetie, if heere hee l1609542012-11135APEX2012-112013-013A2013-012013-022014-03 1963.7S113180998484191769342240874283Bernard, Richard,$d1568-1641.A staffe of comfort to stay the weake from falling : very needfull for the afflicted. By Richard Bernard, preacher of Gods word; at Batcombe in Somerset-shire. Art thou any way tempted, or troubled? reade, beleeue, and reioyce.16161322013-12194PDCC2014-022014-033A2014-032015-032016-02 1963S11379599849025141542240927304AUA9573003717197The seaven golden candlestickes.1621632012-11130APEX2012-122013-033A2013-032014-032014-10 1964.3S177922716278256712240860216AUC3418003731042A weekes worke, and a worke for eve1616952012-11120APEX2012-112013-013A2013-012013-022014-03 1964S11530599850524157322240870332AUB8829003726453Two twinnes: or Two parts of one po1613282012-11111APEX2012-112013-013A2013-012013-022014-03 1966S1045569984029047752264183729AUA4161003711785Bernardino,$cda Siena, Saint,$d1380-1444.Watson, Henry,$dfl. 1500-1518.The chirche of the euyll men and women1511392004-11119PDCC2005-012005-033A2005-032005-042005-10 1967.5S379933151000288582240932670AUC6167003733791Here begynneth a shorte monycyon, o1530112012-0314PDCC2012-032012-053Y2012-052013-022014-03 1968.5S178822718760256812240952013AUC3426003731050A contention betwene three brethere1581532003-05103PDCC2003-062003-083A2003-082003-102003-11 1968S1016799983748718122240910375AUA3131003710755A short vievv of the Persian monarc1590252005-0888TECH2005-082006-013Y2006-012006-042006-06 1969S1016779983748518102240922986AUB4088003721712An approued treatise of hawkes and1619652006-04180APEX2006-052006-073A2006-072006-092007-01 1970S11068299846179111292240893565AUA8032003715656The vvonderfull and strange effect1587242005-0545TECH2005-062005-073A2005-072005-102005-12 1972S1045669984029947862264182823AUA4169003711793A true discourse of the late voyage1578912000-00351PDCC2001-002001-001Y2001-092002-063A2002-062002-072003-01 1973.5S15121633337248442248573797AUC2727003730351The churches plea for her right, or1635552010-08310PDCC2010-092010-113A2010-112011-062011-12 1976S115573998507921776022240913331Sully, Maximilien de Béthune,$cduc de,$d1559-1641.E. D.,$dfl. 1613.A letter from the the Lord of Rosny, Great Treasurer of France to the Queene Regent of France : Concerning the resignation of his offices. Faithfully translated out of French, by E.D.Lettre de monsieur de Rosny a la royne regente. English161372013-0915APEX2013-102013-123A2013-122014-032014-10 1977S1016809983748818132240861541AUA3132003710756The counsellor of estate.16341832003-10690PDCC2003-112003-123A2003-122004-022004-03 1978S11093999846390113532240893561AUA8161003715785Here begynneth a ryght profytable t1500192000-0047PDCC2001-112002-053A2002-052002-062003-01 1979S11733999852554178792240865772AUC0010003727634A nevve ballade intituled, Agaynst157012005-126PDCC2006-042006-053A2006-052006-092007-01 1981S11530699850525157332240854630AUB8830003726454The historie of Titana, and Theseus1636262006-04106PDCC2006-062006-073A2006-072006-092007-01 1986S1015689983737716962240914526AUB4039003721663A briefe and short instruction of t1631322004-1032APEX2004-112004-123A2004-122005-012005-03 1987.5S450623442146266422240939699AUC4227003731851[Sir Bevis of Hampton]150032009-041PDCC2009-052009-123Y2009-122010-042011-04 1987S11174099847017120202240915134AUA8566003716190[Bevis of Hampton].150032009-046PDCC2009-052009-123Y2009-122010-042011-04 1990S11193299847192122152240949422AUA8677003716301Syr Bevis of Hampton.1585382014-03168PDCC2014-042014-073A2014-072015-032016-02 1999S11531799850536157452240854579AUB8840003726464Ad serenissimam Elizabetham Angliae158812007-088TECH2007-082007-103A2007-102008-022008-09 2000S11925599854462198842248495995AUC1012003728636Ane answer made the fourth day of S1562452004-0971PDCC2004-102004-113A2004-112005-012005-03 2002S11530899850527157352264187411AUB8832003726456Bèze, Théodore de,$d1519-1605.Whittingham, William,$dd. 1579.A briefe declaration of the chiefe points of Christian religion1613482005-0872APEX2005-092005-113A2005-112006-012006-02 2004S12027099855469209642240900583AUB1725003719349Christian meditations vpon eight Ps1582612011-09109PDCC2011-102011-123A2011-122012-052012-10 2007S1017559983755918862248554979AUA3168003710792Bèze, Théodore de,$d1519-1605.Fills, Robert,$dfl. 1562.A briefe and piththie summe of the Christian faith15652092006-12470APEX2007-012007-053Y2007-052008-022008-09 2014S1015609983736916882240898685AUA3080003710704A discourse, of the true and visibl1582672011-10167PDCC2011-102011-123A2011-122012-052012-10 2017S1017579983756118892240891191AUA3170003710794A discourse wrytten by M. Theodore1564402011-0995PDCC2011-092011-113A2011-112012-052012-10 2018.5S11331399848549136502240862025AUA9403003717027An euident display of Popish practi15781422008-12554PDCC2009-022009-033Y2009-032009-092011-04 2020S1018169983761919552264222247Bèze, Théodore de,$d1519-1605.Iob expounded by Theodore Beza, partly in manner of a commentary, partly in manner of a paraphrase. Faithfully translated out of Latine into English Jobus. English15891882013-12895PDCC2014-022014-053A2014-052015-032016-02 2021S12081999856012215252240863197AUB1990003719614The iudgement of a most reuerend an1585232012-1247APEX2012-122013-013A2013-012013-022014-03 2022S12027399855472209672240900613AUB1727003719351A little catechisme, that is to say157892010-0822PDCC2010-092010-113A2010-112011-062011-12 2023.5S412823231181264142240939820AUC4038003731662A little catechisme, that is to say157982010-0122PDCC2010-022010-033A2010-032010-042011-04 2023.7S118121541070247712264185870AUC2665003730289Maister Bezaes houshold prayers16031862012-11167PDCC2012-112013-013A2013-012013-022014-03 2025S1017529983755618832240868287AUA3165003710789Master Bezaes sermons vpon the thre15872252005-121071PDCC2006-052007-043A2007-042008-022008-09 2026S11925699854463198852248498747AUC1013003728637Ane oration made by Master Theodore1561402012-1262APEX2013-012013-023A2013-022014-032014-10 2028S1090119984466294952240908805AUA7041003714665The second oration of Master Theodo156282010-0114PDCC2010-022010-043A2010-042011-062011-12 2029S1090239984467495082264194016AUA7046003714670Bèze, Théodore de,$d1519-1605,$eattributed name.$4autThe popes canons1585542012-12159APEX2012-122016-063A2016-062022-12 2034S1022339983803023872240916983AUB4412003722036The Psalmes of Dauid15811922012-10715PDCC2012-102012-123A2012-122013-022014-03 2038S11280199848044131172264214575AUA9172003716796Bèze, Théodore de,$d1519-1605.Golding, Arthur,$d1536-1606.A booke of Christian questions and answers1574922007-02246APEX2007-032009-023A2009-022009-092011-04 2045S1090279984467795112248518757AUA7049003714673The other parte of Christian questi15801682012-12346APEX2012-122013-033A2013-032014-032014-10 2046S104577998403101786702240900504Bèze, Théodore de,$d1519-1605.Stockwood, John,$dd. 1610.A shorte learned and pithie treatize of the plague : wherin are handled these two questions: the one, whether the plague bee infectious, or no: the other, whether and howe farre it may of Christians bee shunned by going aside. A discourse very necessary for this our tyme, and country; to satisfie the doubtful consciences of a great number: written in Latin by the famous & worthy diuine Theodore Beza Vezelian; and newly turned into English, by Iohn Stockwood, schoolemaister of Tunbridge.De peste quaestiones duae explicatae. English1580362013-1275PDCC2014-022014-033A2014-032015-032016-02 2047S1090299984467995132240860161AUA7051003714675A tragedie of Abrahams sacrifice, w1577332002-0967TECH2002-112003-013A2003-012003-022003-03 2049S11322399848460135552240850323AUA9359003716983The treasure of trueth15761402000-00305TECH2001-122002-023A2002-022002-032003-01 2051S1090319984468195152240879879AUA7053003714677Two very lerned sermons of M. Beza,15881302011-10346PDCC2011-102011-123A2011-122012-052012-10 2053S1017549983755818852240869637AUA3167003710791Propositions and principles of diui15911482009-08603PDCC2009-092009-103A2009-102010-042011-04 2063.3S505938160515292292240929749AUC6505003734129Biblia15355902005-035905PDCC2005-072005-093A2005-092005-102005-12 2067S10696822196806252262264183055AUA2366003709990The most sacred Bible, whiche is th15395262012-116141PDCC2012-122013-023A2013-022014-032014-10 2069S12149799856677222902240861784AUB2254003719878The Byble in Englyshe15405252005-035615APEX2005-042005-053A2005-052005-102005-12 2095S12135299856535221032254528284AUC1981003729605The Bible and Holy Scriptures conte15615802000-008915APEX2001-072005-032Y2005-032005-042005-10 2099S12207099857223229142254539243AUC2153003729777The. holie. Bible.15688062005-127784PDCC2006-072006-093A2006-092007-022007-10 2156.5S15721680842248642240902563AUC2746003730370The third part of the Bible, (after159112007-081TECH2007-082007-093A2007-092008-022008-09 2207S1019449983774720872254529137AUB4232003721856The holie Bible faithfully translat1609-161011402005-127533APEX2006-032006-053A2006-052006-092007-01 2219S1019519983775420942240880639AUA3223003710847The Holy Bible16126922005-036832TECH2005-042005-053R 2347S126448574022591810742240937412Morgan, William, ca. 1545-1604.Y Beibl Cyssegr-lan : Sef yr Hen Destament, a'r Newydd..Bible. Welsh. Morgan. 1588.15885832011-016435PDCC2011-022011-083Y2011-082012-052012-10 2348S12208699857238229292254531300AUC2157003729781Y Bibl Cyssegr-lan16205962007-036728APEX2007-052009-053Y2009-052009-092011-04 2350S119321545999247832240938807AUC2674003730298[The Pentateuch]15303832005-09995APEX2005-102006-053A2006-052006-092007-01 2351.53163397592101912248547319Coverdale, Miles, 1488-1568.Ridley, Lancelot, d. 1576.Annotations in the boke of Josue :shewynge breflye in euery chapter by comon places how this boke seruyth for oure learnynge, what is y[e] profyt and the vse therof whyche is the fyrst boke of the seconde part of the Bible..Bible.O.T.Joshua.English.1538?15381222014-08 2368.5S251424258407274602240902649AUC4899003732523Anno f{oelig}licissimi regni august159812007-086APEX2007-092007-103A2007-102008-022008-09 2368S1022469983803923962240887265AUA3296003710920The Psalter or boke of Psalmes15401302005-09540TECH2005-112005-123A2005-122006-012006-02 2371S11171599846994119972240949420AUA8546003716170The Psalter of Dauid in Englyshe, p15341292003-12335PDCC2004-022004-033Y2004-032004-042004-05 2372S11171899846997120002240937343AUA8548003716172Dauids Psalter, diligently and fait15342262004-05312PDCC2004-082004-103A2004-102005-012005-03 2407S11562199850839160692240897702AUB8936003726560The booke of Psalmes: Englished bot16121782005-021535TECH2005-032005-043R2020-012022-12 2415.2S413523248702264442248538873AUC4066003731690The book of prayses, called the Psa16291422005-011196PDCC2005-072005-083Y2005-082005-102005-12 2419S11959099854797202412240934203AUB1454003719078Certayne psalmes chose[n] out of th1549312005-1153TECH2005-122006-043R2020-012022-12 2424.6S451723456217266612248533795AUC4242003731866[All such psalmes of Dauid as T. St1533442005-1181PDCC2006-042007-043A2007-042008-022008-09 2430S179822743131257012240929789AUC3446003731070The whole booke of Psalmes15622362004-10570APEX2005-022005-043A2005-042005-102005-12 2434259710157175912264221913AUB9821003727445Sternhold, Thomas,$dd. 1549.Hopkins, John,$dd. 1570.The whole booke of psalms, / collected into English meter by Thomas Sternhold, I. Hopkins and others: co[n]ferred with the Hebrue, with apt notes to syng them withall. Faithfully perused and allowed accordyng to the Quenes Maiesties Injunctions. very meete to be vsed of al sortes of people priuately for their solace & comfort: laying apart al vngodly songes and ballades, which read only to the norishing of vice & corrupting of youth..15651172005-12618TECH2005-122006-103A2006-102007-022007-10 2450.523458910266652248541667AUC4246003731870The whole booke of Psalmes1578522005-08602TECH2005-092006-083A2006-082006-092007-01 2497S1070439984274774312240870295AUB6046003723670The Psalmes of Dauid in meter1599762004-03149APEX2004-032005-013A2005-012005-042005-10 2549.4S17621988452249262248573787AUC2804003730428The whole booke of Psalmes161492010-0830PDCC2010-092010-103A2010-102011-062011-12 2648S1022349983803123882240916914AUB4413003722037The whole booke of Psalmes16331522003-01726TECH2003-022003-033R2003-102003-113A2003-112003-122004-03 2706S122986449202891737382240919092The CL. Psalmes of David in Scottish meter: : after the forme that they are vsed to bee sung in the Kirke of Scotland.1615552012-06453PDCC2012-062012-073R2012-112013-013A2013-012013-022014-03 2725S1045809984031348022240871322AUA4180003711804The Psalter of Dauid15491782008-02382PDCC2008-082011-053A2011-052011-062011-12 2726S11172799847005120082240947210AUA8555003716179Certayne psalmes chosen out of the1549372002-0145PDCC2002-022002-033A2002-032002-042003-01 2727S111771998470411731082240915356AUA8576003716200Certayne psalmes chosen out of the psalter of Dauid, and drawen furth into Englysh meter by William Hunnis1550152009-0523PDCC2009-062009-073A2009-072009-092011-04 2728S1045819984031448042264180428F. S.$q(Francis Segar),$dfl. 1549-1563.Certayne Psalmes select out of the Psalter of Dauid, and drawen into Englyshe metre, wyth notes to euery Psalme in iiij. parts to synge, by F.S. Bible. O.T. Psalms. English. Segar. Selections.1553572014-0377PDCC2014-042017-053A2017-052022-12 2729S1022979983808624452240873157AUB4440003722064The vvhole Psalter translated into15672722003-05834PDCC2003-062003-073A2003-072003-082003-09 2730S11543999850658158792240857082AUB8872003726496Certaine Psalmes of Dauid, heretofo1603132002-1031APEX2002-112003-013A2003-012003-022003-03 2734S1023199983810824672240933033AUB4452003722076All the French Psalm tunes with Eng16321372011-08515PDCC2011-082011-113Y2011-112012-052012-10 2735S1023359983812224822240895532AUB4458003722082The Psalmes of David translated int16321612005-07578APEX2005-082005-093A2005-092005-102005-12 2736S122902998982981734952240861879005372210Stirling, William Alexander,$cEarl of,$d1567 or 8-1640.James$bI,$cKing of England,$d1566-1625.The Psalmes of King David: translated by King Iames1636762008-02400PDCC2008-022009-073A2009-072009-092011-04 2742.5S90846565728081809152240938838Myddelton, William, 1556?-1621.Rhann o Psalmæ Dauyd, : a phrophwydti [sic] eraill, gweddi i kynghanedhu [sic] mewn [--].159582008-099PDCC2008-102011-043A2011-042011-062011-12 2742S90845565728071809142248568205Psalmau dafydd o'r vn cyfieithiad a'r Beibl cyffredin.Bible. O.T. Psalms. Welsh. 1588.1588972008-04277PDCC2008-062010-103A2010-102011-062011-12 2743S90847565728091809162240939667Kyffin, Edward.Myddelton, William, 1556?-1621.Rhann o psalmae Dafydd brophwyd : ivv canu ar ôl y dôn arferedig yn Eglwys Loegr..Bible. O.T. Psalms I-XIII. Welsh. Kyffin. 1603.1603202008-0947PDCC2008-102011-083Y2011-082012-052012-10 2744S90848565728101809172240944287Myddelton, William, 1556?-1621.Salisbury, Thomas, 1567?-1620?.Stafford, Simon, printer.Psalmæ y brenhinol brophvvyd Dafydh : gwedi i cynghanedhu mewn mesurau cymreig. / Gann Gapten Wiliam Middelton. ; Yn nesaf y gallodh at fedhwl yr yfpryd glân..Bible. O.T. Psalms. Welsh. Myddleton. 1603.16031562008-02394PDCC2008-022010-103A2010-102011-062011-12 2745S90849565728111809182240917029Prys, Edmund, 1544-1623.Llyfr y Psalmau, : wedi eu cyfieithu, a'i cyfansoddi ar fesur cerdd, yn gymraeg. / Drwy waith Edmund Prys Archdiacon Meirionnydd,.1621762008-07410PDCC2008-112010-103A2010-102011-062011-12 2746S299857715235052248523986AUC2322003729946Prys, Edmund,$d1544-1623.Llyfr y Psalmau1630412005-04443APEX2005-052007-013R2020-012022-12 2748S11960499854811202582248507695AUB1458003719082Capito, Wolfgang,$d1478-1541.Taverner, Richard,$d1505?-1575.Brunfels, Otto,$d1488-1534.$tPrecationes Biblicae.An epitome of the Psalmes, or briefe meditacions vpon the same, with diuerse other moste christian prayers, translated by Richard Tauerner15391722004-02264PDCC2004-032004-113A2004-112005-012005-03 2751S12139899856580221522240866666AUB2205003719829To my Christian friend, I.F. comfor159012007-0812APEX2007-082009-013A2009-012009-022009-10 2755S11961199854818202682240931586AUB1460003719084The bokes of Salomon namely, Prouer15461722012-06455PDCC2012-062012-103A2012-102013-022014-03 2759.5S90859766982581841922240869394Tymme, Thomas,$dd. 1620.The schoole of vvisdome. : Wherein all estates & degrees of men, may learne their seuerall duties: whose morall precepts are comprehended in a small booke of sentences. / Gathered in order by Tho. Timme.1601642011-12145PDCC2011-122017-053A2017-052022-12 2760S11962199854828202812248507683AUB1463003719087Certayne chapters of the prouerbes1550562002-1186PDCC2002-122003-013R2003-022003-053A2003-052003-062003-07 27623281078882103322240900639Pie, Thomas, 1560-1610.Corranus, A.Solomons sermon of mans chief felicitie: :called in Hebrew Koheleth, [i]n Greek and Latin Ecclesiastes ...15861212014-0832PENN2019-09 2768S1038629983960540442248590791AUA3743003711367The canticles or balades of Salomon1549572004-11161PDCC2005-012005-023A2005-022005-042005-10 2769S1023469983813324932240904220AUB4468003722092The Song of songs1587412005-08178TECH2005-082005-093R2020-012022-12 2772S11633499851551168292264196383AUB9378003727002Three partes of Salomon his Song of16031662003-05789PDCC2003-062003-073A2003-072003-082003-09 2774S1045899984032248132240871378AUB5561003723185The Song of Songs, which was Salomo16211122003-03395TECH2003-042003-063A2003-062003-082003-09 2776S1023499983813624972264224529AUB4471003722095Quarles, Francis,$d1592-1644.Sions sonets. Sung by Solomon the King, and periphras'd by Fra. Quarles1625232005-0667TECH2005-072005-083A2005-082005-102005-12 2777S111732998988301520452264173243005371600Joye, George,$dd. 1553.The prophete Isaye, translated into englysshe, by George Ioye15311202007-04263TECH2007-042008-043A2008-042008-092009-03 2778S11962299854829202822248501503AUB1464003719088Ieremy the prophete, translated int15341202004-05298TECH2004-062004-073A2004-072004-102004-11 2779.5S106039998417641769142264178270Tossanus, Daniel,$d1541-1602.Stocker, Thomas,$dfl. 1569-1592.The lamentations and holy mourninges of the prophet Ieremiah : with a lamentable paraphrase and exhortation, meete euery way to be applyed vnto these our dayes: for the comforting of all the true faithfull children of God that are vnder the crosse and feele their miseries: and for the awaking of all those that haue no feeling of their miseries: not-with-standing the great calamities which haue fallen and still are like to fall vpon these our dayes. Published by Daniel Toussaine, and translated out of French into English, by Tho. Sto. gent.Les lamentations et saincts regretz du prophete Jeremie. English.15871562013-12383PDCC2014-022014-043A2014-042015-032016-02 2780S1058879984161362102240893618AUB5778003723402The Lamentationes of Ieremy, transl1606232005-0852TECH2005-082005-093A2005-092005-102005-12 2783S1023489983813524952264239246AUB4470003722094Quarles, Francis,$d1592-1644.Sions elegies. Wept by Ieremie the prophet, and periphras'd by Fra. Quarles1625282005-0669APEX2005-062005-073A2005-072005-102005-12 27846038688842106682240944271Du Vair, Guillaume, 1556-1621.Jenkinson, Anne, of Tunstall.Meditations vpon the Lamentations of Ieremy /translated out of French into English by A. I..Trait{acute}es de pi{acute}et{acute}e et saintes m{acute}editations.English.Selections1609942014-08 2785S1067609984247071252240852081AUA5668003713292Daniel his Chaldie visions and his1596822005-08323PDCC2005-102006-043A2006-042006-092007-01 2788S11552499850743159692240857148AUB8902003726526The prophete Ionas1531242005-0953APEX2005-102005-113A2005-112006-012006-02 2790S125271998983471734992240874055005372274Fetherston, Christopher.Grynaeus, Johann Jacob,$d1540-1617.Haggeus the prophet :$bWhere-vnto is added a most plentifull commentary, gathered out of the publique lectures of D. Iohn Iames Gryneus, professor of diuinitie in the Vniuersitie of Basill, and now first published, faithfully translated out of Latin into English, by Christopher Fetherstone student in diuinitie.15861832013-10517APEX2013-102013-113A2013-112014-032014-10 2792S11331699848552136532240923604AUA9405003717029An epistle of the p[ro]phete Hierem1539102012-0814PDCC2012-082012-113A2012-112013-022014-03 2816S1024649983824726192240940126AUA3380003711004The newe testamente15383562005-092222PDCC2005-122008-073A2008-072008-092009-03 2826S1024672018977726232264183757AUA2343003709967Tyndale, William,$dd. 1536.The Newe Testament15344312005-091478APEX2005-102005-113A2005-112006-012006-02 2854.5S71422287274253282240896062AUC3135003730759The first tome or volume of the Par15486582003-014734PDCC2003-032003-043A2003-042003-062003-07 2854.6S515338160767293232240929716AUC6590003734214The seconde tome or volume of the P15493652005-092538TECH2005-102006-073R2020-012022-12 2854.7S1070682228859074592264196880AUB3199003720823Erasmus, Desiderius,$dd. 1536.Coverdale, Miles,$d1488-1568.Old, John,$dfl. 1545-1555.Allen, Edmund,$d1519?-1559.The seconde tome or volume of the Paraphrase of Erasmus vpon the Newe Testament15493832007-032683APEX2007-042007-053Y2007-052008-022008-09 2884S1024919983827326462240923302AUB4546003722170The Nevv Testament of Iesus Christ,15824262005-123414TECH2005-122006-023A2006-022006-042006-06 2960S102557449202931737422240924150Testament Newydd ein arglwydd Jesu Christ : Gwedy ei dynnu, yd y gadei yr ancyfiaith, 'air yn ei gylydd or Groec a'r Llatin, gan newidio ffurf llythyreu y gairiae-dodi. Eb law hyny y mae pop gair a dybiwyt y vot yn andeallus, ai o ran llediaith y 'wlat, ai o ancynefinder y devnydd, wedy ei noti ai eglurhau ar 'ledemyl y tu dalen gydrychiol.Bible. N.T. Welsh. 1567.15674302008-021725PDCC2008-082011-043A2011-042011-062011-12 2961S1025599983833127062248606384AUB4585003722209The Gospels of the fower Euangelist15712112005-09716PDCC2005-11 2962S1025619983833327082248572059AUB4586003722210A harmonie vpon the the three Euang15846792004-094685TECH2004-102004-113A2004-112005-012005-03 2966.3S1055089984123658012248568328Here begynneth the pystles and gosp1538802005-09311APEX2005-102005-113A2005-112006-012006-02 2968.3S124410999006111736102240875739005372454The Epistles and Gospelles with a brief postil vpon the same from after Easter tyll Aduent, which is the somer parte :$bset forth for the singuler cōmoditie of all good Christen men and namely of prestes and curates.15422112012-08713PDCC2012-082012-093A2012-092013-022014-03 2968S71822292139253382240952014AUC3142003730766The Epistles and Gospelles with a b1540932004-02280APEX2004-032005-013A2005-012005-042005-10 2970S19321998282249622240885958AUC2837003730461On Saynt Andrewes day1542652004-02224APEX2004-032004-043A2004-042004-072004-08 2972S1204215493371784662240937512AUC2685003730309Here begynneth the Pystles and Gospels, of euery Sonday and holy day in the yeare Bible. N.T. Epistles. Selections. 1540.1540632012-09287PDCC2012-092012-103A2012-102013-022014-03 2982S124412449202951737442240910567The Epistels and Gospels for euery Sonday and holy day throughout the whole yeare : After the vse of the Church of England.Bible. N.T. Epistles. English. 1574. Selections.1574792012-08272PDCC2012-082012-093A2012-092013-022014-03 2983S91048565728151809212240939678Salesbury, William, 1520?-1600?Grafton, Richard, d. 1572, printer.Crowley, Robert, 1518?-1588, printer.Kynniver llith a ban oryscrythur lan ac a darlleir yr Eccleis pryd Commun y Sulieu a'r Gwilieu trwy 'r blwyddyn: [microfom] / o Cambereiciat/ W.S..Bible. N.T. Epistles. Welsh.1551952008-03324PDCC2008-052011-043A2011-042011-062011-12 2985.5S181422773899257202240927593AUC3459003731083Cristian praiers {amp} godly meditatio[1569492012-0750PDCC2012-072012-093A2012-092013-022014-03 2985S11561299850830160602240875901AUB8929003726553The Actes of the Apostles, translat15531042003-02150PDCC2003-032003-053A2003-052003-062003-07 2987S124413998983381331872240894492005372260An exposicyon vpon a pece of saint James epistle to the ende of ye second chapitre, begynnynge at D.in ye same chapitre: as hereafter foloweth1536182012-0823PDCC2012-082012-113A2012-112013-022014-03 2988S11196699847225122512264218502AUA8696003716320Apocalypsis.1592542005-05312APEX2005-062005-073A2005-072005-102005-12 2990S11092999846381113432240902865AUA8155003715779The Apocalyps, or Reuelation of S.15961482005-05711TECH2005-052005-063R2020-012022-12 2996.7S72022294163253462240902609AUC3150003730774Ane co[m]pendious [buik] of godlie15781152003-06293PDCC2003-072003-093A2003-092003-102003-11 2999S1078339984352682652240915874AUA6253003713877Deuout psalmes and colletes1547612012-0786PDCC2012-072012-083A2012-082013-022014-03 3009.5S72122297196253492248511586AUC3152003730776[Psalmes or prayers]15691992005-02163PDCC2005-052005-073A2005-072005-102005-12 3018S124414449202981737472240927568Heyden, Cornelius van der.Scoloker, Anthony, fl. 1548.A bryefe summe of the whole Byble : A Chrystian instruction for al parsons yonge and olde, to the whiche is annexed the ordenarye for all degrees. / Translated out of Doutche into Inglysh by Antony Scoloker.15501162011-05201PDCC2011-052011-063A2011-062012-052012-10 3020.5S120450998556471769842240881994A collection of the contents, of all the chapters contained in the Bible : according to the translation which is appointed to be read in churches.1605742013-12305PDCC2014-022014-033A2014-032015-032016-02 3021S1046199984035248502240887206AUA4212003711836A compendious olde treatyse, shewyn153092005-0928TECH2005-102006-043Y2006-042006-092007-01 3024S910841663843701915032248540366The doctrine of the Bible: or, Rules of Discipline. : Briefelie gathered through the whole course of the Scripture, by waie of questions and answers..16082472012-07538PDCC2012-072012-083A2012-082013-022014-03 3033.5S12061999855814213172240864877AUB1899003719523An exposition touching al the bokes1553552012-08128PDCC2012-082012-103A2012-102013-022014-03 3034.5S320633143155282652240897297AUC5588003733212Hereafter folowe x. certayne places1533252012-0843PDCC2012-082012-103A2012-102013-022014-03 3034.7S91091565728161809222240925578Notable textes of the Scriptures which declare of what vertue/ strength and holines the pixed or boxed God is: : with also what fayth/ hope ãd confidence is to be put in him..Bible. Selections. 1548154862009-056PDCC2009-062010-013A2010-012010-042011-04 3036S11446399849688148502240929263AUB8382003726006The summe of the holye scripture15291252003-03282TECH2003-042005-033Y2005-032005-042005-10 3043667519184S12222524269977231062264218394AUA2453003710077Paradin, Claude,$d16th cent.Salomon, Bernard,$dca. 1506-ca. 1561.Derendel, Peter.A true and lyuely historyke purtreatures of the vvoll Bible15531082010-0866PDCC2010-092010-103A2010-102011-062011-12 3045S123133998983151330972240900645005372227Holbein, Hans,$d1497-1543.Corrozet, Gilles,$d1510-1568.Lützelburger, Hans,$d1495?-1526,$ewood-engraver.The images of the Old Testament :$blately expressed, set forthe in Ynglishe and Frenche vuith a playn and brief exposition.1549542008-1145PDCC2008-122009-023A2009-022009-092011-04 3047S11161399846912119092240952513AUA8493003716117A godly consultation vnto the breth15421542012-12422APEX2012-122013-023R2013-042013-073A2013-072014-032014-10 3048S1081179984380685622240941287AUA6430003714054A svvoord agaynst swearyng1579482006-04122APEX2006-052007-053A2007-052008-022008-09 3051S1019619983776421042264225372AUA3229003710853Biddulph, William.Lavender, Theophilus.The trauels of certaine Englishmen into Africa, Asia, Troy, Bythinia, Thracia, and to the Blacke Sea1609852006-04390TECH2006-052007-053A2007-052008-022008-09 3053S1046229984035548532240892892AUB5564003723188The morall philosophie of Doni15701202006-04325PDCC2006-102007-043A2007-042008-022008-09 3055.5S9109999846224111772240901290AUA8065003715689The bayte [and] snare of fortune.1556112005-0942TECH2005-102006-053A2006-052006-092007-01 3056.53171.6(d)S1046252203804948582240942261AUA2358003709982Bigges, Walter,$dd. 1586.Croftes,$cLieutenant.Gates, Thomas,$cSir,$dd. 1621.A summarie and true discourse of Sir Francis Drakes VVest Indian voyage1589452000-0094PDCC2001-102001-113A2001-112001-122009-03 30563171.6(d)_PARTIALS72222298186234832240886019AUC3155003730779Bigges, Walter,$dd. 1586.Croftes,$cLieutenant.Gates, Thomas,$cSir,$dd. 1621.A summarie and true discourse of Sir Frances Drakes VVest Indian voyage1589372006-0879TECH2006-092006-103A2006-102007-022007-10 3057.7S20022038320249832240902603AUC2855003730479The true maner of electing of popes1605162006-0440PDCC2006-062006-073A2006-072006-092007-01 3059.2S20122038782230972240959105AUC2858003730482Bilbrough, John.The taking of the royall galley of Naunts in Brittaine, from the Spanyards and Leaguers, with the releasement of 153 galley slaues, that were in her159172006-0413APEX2006-052007-053A2007-052008-022008-09 3060S1090489984469895332248517771AUA7065003714689[Most rare and straunge discourses,1584272006-05105APEX2006-062007-053Y2007-052008-022008-09 3062.3S123486449203041737522240910684Billingsley, Martin, b. 1591.Holle, H.The pen's exellencie, or, The secretaries delight .. : together with an insertion of sondrie peeces, or examples of all y[e] vsuall hands of England : as also an addition of certaine methodicall observations for writing, making of the pen, holding the pen, &c. / written by Martin Billingsley ... ; the Greeke & Hebrewe with other peeces never yet extant are hereunto by the authour exactlie added.1618322012-1238APEX2013-012013-033A2013-032014-032014-10 3064S1020119983781221552240890862AUA3241003710865The effect of certaine sermons touc15992182000-001041PDCC2001-112002-043R2003-052003-083Y2003-082003-102003-11 3065S1019599983776221022240895446AUA3227003710851The perpetual gouernement of Christ15932612004-061188APEX2004-082004-123A2004-122005-012005-03 3068S1019579983776021002240892898AUB4236003721860A sermon preached at Westminster be1603252000-0044PDCC2001-102001-113A2001-112001-122003-01 3070S1070729984277574632240888369AUA5878003713502The suruey of Christs sufferings fo16043602000-003553APEX2001-092002-093R2002-112002-123R2003-022003-033R2003-052003-073A2003-072003-082003-09 3071S1020669983786622132240910144AUA3257003710881The true difference betweene Christ15854322000-003567PDCC2001-112002-043R2003-062003-073A2003-072003-082003-09 3073.5S12042499855622211232240861859AUB1803003719427An answer to the demands of a great16261162012-12214APEX2012-122013-053A2013-052014-032014-10 3073.7S72322300807253572240861884AUC3158003730782The lives and singular vertues of S16382682011-09410APEX2011-092016-023A2016-022022-12 3074S1070839984278674742240890189AUA5884003713508Donzella desterrada. Or, The banish16351232006-04867APEX2006-052006-063A2006-062006-092007-01 3075S1070869984278974772248569089AUA5886003713510Eromena, or, Love and revenge. Writ16321052006-04668TECH2006-042007-053A2007-052008-022008-09 3076S1217133208799856882225222240891814AUB2837003720461The complaint of a sinner, vexed wi156312008-084PDCC2008-112009-013Y2009-012009-022009-10 3077S1217103208399856880225202240866649AUB2356003719980A free admonition without any fees,157112006-044APEX2006-052006-063A2006-062006-092007-01 3078S1217153208999856883225232264219642AUB2358003719982Birch, William,$dfl. 1562-1571.A new balade of the worthy seruice of late doen by Maister Strangwige in Fraunce, and of his death156212006-044TECH2006-052006-093A2006-092007-022007-10 3080S12171432088449203061737532240923965Birch, William, fl. 1562-1571.A warning to England, let London begin: To repent their iniquitie, & flie from their sin / [by] William Birch.156512008-085PDCC2008-112009-013Y2009-012009-022009-10 3081S1046039984033648332248568174AUB5563003723187A discourse occasioned vpon the lat1602182013-0261APEX2013-022013-033A2013-032014-032014-10 3083S1020679983786722142240880689AUB2722003720346The Protestants evidence16352482002-041303PDCC2002-052002-063A2002-062002-072003-01 3086S1023219983811024692240868301AUA3328003710952A friendlie communcication or dialo1580932012-12199APEX2012-122013-013A2013-012013-022014-03 3087S12027899855477209722240939837AUB1729003719353The lectures of Samuel Bird of Ipsw1598562012-12118APEX2013-012013-043A2013-042014-032014-10 3088.5S125282999005631333952248516885005372279Birkenhead, Michael.The recoverie of paradise. A sermon, on the incarnation and birth of our Sauior Christ. By Michael Birkhed1602342012-1284APEX2013-012013-033A2013-032014-032014-10 3088S11047299846009109452248531211AUA7915003715539The lectures of Samuel Bird of Ipsw1580792012-12167APEX2012-122016-063A2016-062022-12 3089S11925799854464198862248497109AUC1014003728638The blame of kirk-buriall, tending1606232006-04108PDCC2006-062007-053A2007-052008-022008-09 3090S1243653143499835830552264215802AUB3264003720888The lofty bishop, the lazy Brovvnis164012004-065PDCC2004-072004-103Y2004-102005-012005-03 3091S1022799983806924272240874977AUA3309003710933Beautiful blossomes, gathered by Io15771742012-12721PDCC2012-122013-013A2013-012013-022014-03 3092S1022849983807424322240948193AUA3313003710937A courteous conference with the Eng1598452012-12192PDCC2012-122013-033A2013-032014-032014-10 3094S1023269983811424732240937734AUA3331003710955A disproofe of D. Abbots counterpro16142172012-12683PDCC2012-122013-033A2013-032014-032014-10 3096S12094799856138216612248502235AUB2041003719665Bishop, William,$d1554?-1624.A reformation of a Catholike deformed: by M. W. Perkins1604982012-12599PDCC2012-122013-033A2013-032014-032014-10 3097S150920190102237742248575625AUB2958003720582The second part of the reformation16071242012-12808PDCC2012-122013-013A2013-012013-022014-03 3098S11405599849283144232240889751AUA9672003717296A reproofe of M. Doct. Abbots defen16081452012-12811PDCC2012-122013-013A2013-012013-022014-03 3099S11280399848046131202240900763AUA9174003716798Two sermons preached1581712006-04164TECH2006-042007-043A2007-042008-022008-09 3104S12130699856490220442240884415AUB2159003719783A large examination taken at Lambet16091102006-04349APEX2006-052006-063A2006-062006-092007-01 3105S12130799856491220452240879992AUB2160003719784Mr. George Blackvvel, (made by Pope1607212006-0441TECH2006-052007-053Y2007-052008-022008-09 3107S1025649983833627112248548842AUA3400003711024Martyre de la Royne d'Escosse, doua15872562003-04519APEX2003-042003-053A2003-052003-062003-07 3110S11723099852445177692240945327AUB9929003727553The light of navigation.16122192013-061318PDCC2013-072013-093A2013-092014-032014-10 3114S1090539984470395382240857198AUA7070003714694A schole of wise conceytes15691522006-04358APEX2006-052006-063A2006-062006-092007-01 3115.3S11433599849561147152240947386AUA9760003717384A sermon preached at the Charterhou1603162007-1229APEX2007-122008-023A2008-022008-092009-03 3115.7S20422044582249932240927554AUC2862003730486An apollogie confirmation explanati159792006-0445PDCC2006-062006-073A2006-072006-092007-01 3115S11617322044396235112248559692003661753A schole of wise Conceytes1572962006-04267PDCC2006-082007-123Y2007-122008-022008-09 3117S1046079984034048372248568220AUA4201003711825Astrolabium vranicum generale.1596342012-12132PDCC2012-122013-023A2013-022014-032014-10 3118S1026599983843128092240873169AUA3424003711048Baculum familliare, catholicon siue1590412006-04148APEX2006-052006-063A2006-062006-092007-01 3119S373998985491731722240883888005371957Blagrave, John,$dd. 1611.The mathematical ievvel :$bshewing the making, and most excellent vse of a singuler instrument so called: in that it performeth with wonderfull dexteritie, whatsoeuer is to be done, either by quadrant, ship, circle, cylinder, ring, dyall, horoscope, astrolabe, sphere, globe, or any such like heretofore deuised: ... The vse of which iewel, is so aboundant and ample, that it leadeth any man practising thereon, the direct pathway ... through the whole artes of astronomy, cosmography, ... and briefely of whatsoeuer concerneth the globe or sphere: ... The most part newly founde out by the author, compiled and published ... by Iohn Blagraue of Reading gentleman and well willer to the mathematickes, who hath cut all the prints or pictures of the whole worke with his owne hands. 1585.1585722013-12806PDCC2014-022014-073A2014-072015-032016-02 3120S12137899856561221332240881885AUB2194003719818Noua orbis terrarum descriptio opti159612007-080APEX2007-092007-103Y2007-102008-022008-09 3122S11825199853459188422240938296AUB1018003718642An exposition vppon the thirtie two1600492012-12100PDCC2012-122013-073A2013-072014-032014-10 3125S1046139984034648442248568203AUA4207003711831The moste pleasaunt historye of Bla1595692003-03280APEX2003-042005-023A2005-022005-042005-10 3126.5S114722998499451779322240862027Bland, George.[To] the honorable assembly of the Commons House of Parliament : The humble remonstrance of the benefits of drayning fenne lands in the severall counties of Yorke, Lincolne, Cambridge, Norfolke and Huntington.162812013-126PDCC2013-122014-123A2014-122015-032016-02 3127.5S20522044706249942248560959AUC2863003730487A bait for Momus163912007-081APEX2007-082007-093A2007-092008-022008-09 3128S1046099984034248392240900502AUA4203003711827The castle, or picture of pollicy1581352007-01143APEX2007-012007-043A2007-042008-022008-09 3129.5S124641999003201507982240891789005371383Blaxton, John.The English vsurer; or Vsury condemned, by the most learned and famous diuines of the Church of England :$band dedicated to all his Maiesties subiects, for the stay of further increase of the same. Collected by Iohn Blaxton, preacher of Gods VVord at Osmington, in Dorcet-shire.1634532012-12203PDCC2012-122013-033A2013-032014-032014-10 3130S1026609983843228102240898713AUA3425003711049A direction for the plantation in V1610172004-0633TECH2004-062004-073A2004-072004-102004-11 3131S1046019984033448302264183403AUA4196003711820The seconde part of the Mirrour for1578722004-06196PDCC2004-072004-083Y2004-082004-102004-11 3132S1046189984035148492240900453AUA4211003711835A reuelation of the true Minerua.1582312012-1288PDCC2012-122013-013A2013-012013-022014-03 3133S11557599850793160202240878672AUB8912003726536Michaels combat with the diuel: or,1640162012-1246PDCC2012-122013-033A2013-032014-032014-10 3134S102706998384762140302264234081AUA3441003711065A relation of the death of the most16201282010-03152PDCC2010-032010-053A2010-052011-062011-12 3136S1026639983843528132264241265AUA3428003711052Blount, Henry,$cSir,$d1602-1682.A voyage into the Levant1636652005-07251TECH2005-082005-123R2020-012022-12 3138.5S333133143335283902240914760AUC5707003733331The seuerall engines that Nicholas162012007-083APEX2007-092007-103A2007-102008-022008-09 3139S116391998516081762512240904767Bloys, William,$d17th cent.Adam in his innocencie. By William Bloys, esquire 16381482013-12225PDCC2013-122014-023A2014-022014-032014-10 3140.5C.20.f.7[20]998841871829352264208990Blevv cap for me. Or, A Scottish lasse her resolute chusing shee'l have bonny blew-cap, all other refusing : To a curious new Scottish tune called Blew-cap.163412008-086PDCC2008-112009-013Y2009-012009-022009-10 3140S11417199849399145432240923818AUB8219003725843Meditations upon the XLII. Psalme.16321862012-12287PDCC2012-122013-053A2013-052014-032014-10 3141S1192603034799854467198902240911459AUC1016003728640Hang pinching, or The good fellowes163612006-063TECH2006-062006-073A2006-072006-092007-01 3143S11561399850831160612240912988AUB8930003726554The arte of logick.16171092003-04413APEX2003-052003-063A2003-062003-082003-09 3145S1046219984035448522240863020AUA4214003711838A briefe description of vniuersal m1589242003-0477PDCC2003-052004-013A2004-012004-022004-03 3146S1025479983832426982240947165AUA3394003711018M. Blundevile his exercises15943662005-101934TECH2005-112005-123R2006-062006-073Y2006-072006-092007-01 3152S1046119984034448412264177001AUA4205003711829The fower chiefyst offices belongyn15662582003-04751PDCC2003-052003-073A2003-072003-082003-09 3160S11744799852660179942248549582AUB0714003718338The theoriques of the seuen planets16021552003-04437TECH2003-052003-063A2003-062003-082003-09 3161S1046549984038748872240892854AUA4237003711861The true order and methode of wryti1574342003-0446TECH2003-052005-023A2005-022005-042005-10 3163S11647699851692169822240878687AUB9453003727077The booke of fiue collumnes of arch163592010-0848PDCC2010-092014-103A2014-102015-032016-02 3164.5S1055639984129058642240855911AUA4922003712546Certaine secrete wonders of nature15691552004-06519PDCC2004-082004-093A2004-092004-102004-11 3168S1027369983850328842240943544AUA3454003711078Theatrum mundi15661442006-02328TECH2006-022006-033A2006-032006-042006-06 3170AS91119604491311812192240938884Boaistuau, Pierre,$dd. 1566.Smyth, Roger,$d1541-1624 or 5.Theater dv mond sef ivv. Gorsedd y byd lle i gellir gvveled trueni a lefcnid noran y corph ai o-didavvgrvvydd [sic] o ran yr enaid, / a scrifenvvyd gynt yn y Phrangaeg ag a gyfiathvvyd i'r gymraeg drvvy lafyr Rosier Smyth o dref lanelvvy athravv o theologyddiaeth..Theatre du monde16151482011-05317PDCC2011-052011-103A2011-102012-052012-10 3171.8S120721655709247972248573747Irelande [map]160012007-080APEX2007-092007-103Y2007-102008-022008-09 3171.9S120821663509247982240959071The true description or draffte of that famous Ile of Wight [map]159112007-080APEX2007-092007-103Y2007-102008-022008-09 3171S1027299983849628772240912865AUA3449003711073Boanerges. Or the humble supplicati1624192005-1060APEX2005-112006-073A2006-072006-092007-01 3172S1066399984235269992248595099AUA5581003713205The decameron16203902005-112271TECH2005-112006-063A2006-062006-092007-01 3175S1065659984227969222248590502AUA5531003713155Here begynnethe the boke calledde I14941822005-101464PDCC2006-032006-043A2006-042006-092007-01 3178S10708799842790220742240919253AUA5887003713511The tragedies, gathered by Ihon Boc15542122004-111814APEX2004-122005-013A2005-012005-042005-10 3179S1028519983861329982240869647AUA3475003711099Amorous Fiammetta.15871322012-05591PDCC2012-052012-063A2012-062013-022014-03 3180S11049899846030109672240890328AUA7935003715559A pleasaunt disport of diuers noble1567592007-07205APEX2007-082009-023A2009-022009-092011-04 3181S1093279984497798372248524769AUA7252003714876Thirtene most plesant and delectabl1571892007-02202TECH2007-022007-043A2007-042008-022008-09 3183.5S20622060884250032240906144AUC2871003730495Guystarde and Sygysmonde1532172004-1135TECH2004-122005-013A2005-012005-042005-10 3183S1093329984498298442240892423AUA7257003714881A pleasant and delightfull history,1565272003-0260TECH2003-032003-053R2003-072003-103Y2003-102003-122004-03 3184.5S20722065367250042240893376AUC2872003730496Here begynneth y[e] hystory of Tytu1525172004-1141APEX2004-122005-013A2005-012005-042005-10 3184.6S12229799857449231892248532219AUB2626003720250The most wonderful and pleasaunt hi1562192003-0542APEX2003-062003-083A2003-082003-102003-11 3184.8S1091479984479796422240908911AUA7129003714753The notable hystory of two faithful1574522005-06119APEX2005-072005-083A2005-082005-102005-12 3185S1062749984199266152240901271AUA5315003712939The new-found politicke.16261282004-06502TECH2004-062004-073A2004-072004-102004-11 3186S1064359984215167812240911508AUA5429003713053The history of kyng Boccus, [and] S15371692004-05431PDCC2004-082004-093A2004-092004-102004-11 3188AS1046049984033748342248568197AUA4198003711822The boke of demaundes1550192011-0625PDCC2011-062011-083A2011-082012-052012-10 3188S11074299846227111802240894793AUA8067003715691Here be certayne questyons of kynge1550132011-0616PDCC2011-072011-083A2011-082012-052012-10 3189.5S10271821550597247992240860269AUC2688003730312Bel-ved{acute}ere, or, The Garden o16001332004-02388APEX2004-032004-093A2004-092004-102004-11 3191S11272999847974130452248540129AUA9142003716766Englands Helicon.16001002004-02283TECH2004-022004-033A2004-032004-042004-05 3192S1046289984036148612240900491AUB5566003723190Englands Helicon. Or The Muses harm16141352010-12334PDCC2010-122011-013A2011-012011-062011-12 3193S1070909984279374812240863097AUB6058003723682The six bookes of a common-weale. V16064182003-083588APEX2003-092003-103A2003-102003-122004-03 3194.5S39042022833151156289642240937380AUC6266003733890A Very godly song intituled, The ea162412002-085PDCC2002-092002-103A2002-102002-122003-01 3195S181722777813257242240950122AUC3462003731086The fortresse of fayth1570402006-0693TECH2006-062007-053A2007-052008-022008-09 3196.5S11274599847990130622240891997AUA9146003716770The discription of the contrey of A1554872010-12140PDCC2010-122011-013A2011-012011-062011-12 3196S1028539983861530002240882609AUA3477003711101An epitome of the title that the Ky1548622006-0691APEX2006-072006-083A2006-082006-092007-01 3197S1027759983853929212248566295AUA3466003711090The fardle of facions15551792009-06405PDCC2009-072009-083A2009-082009-092011-04 3198.5S10277721550885248002240954415AUC2689003730313The manners, lauues, and customes o16112862006-021066APEX2006-032006-043A2006-042006-092007-01 3199S1065089984222368602248581212AUA5490003713114Boecius de consolacione philosophie1478942002-02352PDCC2002-032002-043A2002-042002-052003-01 3200S11338799848622137312248522290AUA9431003717055The boke of comfort called in laten15351102005-04369TECH2005-052005-063A2005-062005-102005-12 3203S1070929984279574832240894701AUA5891003713515Heir beginnis the hystory and croni15402822004-061801PDCC2004-082004-093A2004-092004-102004-11 3204.5S911251663843711915042248536935Bogerman, Johannes,$d1576-1637.The godly and Christian decease of the illustrious and high-borne Prince, Mauritius of Nassau, Prince of Orange, of happy memory. : For the comfort and edification of all true Christians. / First written in Dutch, by master Iohn Bogerman, minister of the word of God, at Leeuwarden: and now translated into English..Het christelijk overlijden van den prince Mauritius van Nassau. English1625172012-1264PDCC2012-122013-023A2013-022014-032014-10 3204S12062299855817213202240880098AUB1900003719524A pronostication for diuers yeares1553282006-0643APEX2006-072007-063A2007-062008-022008-09 3205S12119999856384219262240939797AUB2110003719734Bohemica iura defensa.1620272004-0195TECH2004-022004-043Y2004-042004-072004-08 3206S12120299856387219292240858688AUC1916003729540Bohemi{aelig} regnum electiuum. Tha1620172012-0655PDCC2012-062012-073R2012-112013-013A2013-012013-022014-03 3207S18182004322777974257252240939915AUC3463003731087Gallants to Bohemia, or, L[e]t vs t162012002-07 3208C.114.d.5[13]998918381935992240903618The last newes from Bohemia, with all the adioyning prouinces that be now vp in armes. : Wherein is related all the passages that haue happened since the high and mighty prince elector Palatine of the Rhine was elected and crowned King of Bohemia. With other accidents very delightfull to the reader..1620172013-1242PDCC2013-122014-033A2014-032015-032016-02 3211.52597100882101172248542022Bohemia (Kingdom)Phillip, William.Newes from Bohemia. A true relation of the now present warres in Bohemia, their manner of proceeding in the same, fortifying and besieging of certaine townes, with such supplies and aide as they haue already receiued, and further expect from other countries. :With the troubles and disagreements, betweene them, the Emperor and Empresse. /Translated out of the Dutch copie printed at Newinberg. the 4. of May 1619..1619332014-08 3211259710085170112264225902AUB9469003727093Bohemia (Kingdom).Phillip, William.Newes from Bohemia. : An apologie made by the states of the Kingdome of Bohemia, shewing the reasons why those of the reformed religion were moued to take armes, for the defence of the king and themselues, especially against the dangerous sect of Iesuites. With a plaine declaration, that those who belong unto the monasteries and ecclesiasticall iurisdiction (according unto his Maiesties letters, and agreements made betweene that states of the reformed religion and the Papists) haue good right, as being subjects of the Imperiall Maiestie, to the peaceable exercise of their diuine seruice, and building of churches. / Translated out of Dutch into Latine, and thence into English by Will. Philip..Stavové evangelicti. English1619172010-1150PDCC2010-112011-013A2011-012011-062011-12 3212.5S12119024270647274812264215417AUC4916003732540The Reasons which compelled the states of Bohemia to reject the Archduke Ferdinand &c. and inforced them to elect a new king1619172006-0652TECH2006-062006-073A2006-072006-092007-01 3213S11825499853461188442248559853AUB1020003718644Troubles in Bohemia, and diuers oth1619232013-0639PDCC2013-062015-053A2015-052022-12 3214S12108099856269217982248508491AUB2063003719687The true copies of sundrie letters1620222006-0458PDCC2006-062006-073A2006-072006-092007-01 3215S1027699983853329152240888988AUA3463003711087Tvvo letters or embassies.1620232003-0369PDCC2003-042004-123A2004-122005-012005-03 3216S11050199846032109692240910996AUA7937003715561Orlando inamorato the three first b1598352004-11110APEX2004-122005-013A2005-012005-042005-10 3218.7S91128565728171809232240937365A letter of a baker of Boulougne, sent to the pope / Translated out of the Italian copy (printed at Florence) into French and Dutch and now into English..160782010-0110PDCC2010-012010-033A2010-032010-042011-04 3219S1062719984198966122240894715AUA5313003712937The cities aduocate1629422004-0299TECH2004-022004-033A2004-032004-042004-05 3220S11435499849580147372248521406AUA9762003717386The elements of armories.16101172004-02296PDCC2004-032004-113A2004-112005-012005-03 3221S1070999984280274932240890275AUB6059003723683Nero C{aelig}sar, or Monarchie depr16241682004-02461PDCC2004-032004-043A2004-042004-072004-08 3223S1071289984283075222240899492AUA5916003713540A iustice of peace for Ireland16383172012-122030PDCC2012-122013-023A2013-022014-032014-10 3225S11123699846621116022240906453AUB7098003724722The carnall professor.16341472003-07190TECH2003-072004-013A2004-012004-022004-03 3226S11926399854470198932240899202AUC1018003728642Certaine devout prayers of Mr. Bolt16381552003-07148TECH2003-072004-013A2004-012004-022004-03 3227S12217799857329230372240874034AUC2188003729812A cordiall for Christians in the ti1640162003-0741APEX2003-072004-013A2004-012004-022004-03 3228S11618099851397166682248548126AUB9264003726888A discourse about the state of true1611912003-07373PDCC2003-082003-093A2003-092003-102003-11 3234.5S21022066381250132240953755AUC2877003730501Helpes to humiliation1630802003-0766TECH2003-072004-013A2004-012004-022004-03 3235S11529799850516157242240857237AUB8822003726446Helpes to humiliation. By R.B.1631882009-0369PDCC2009-042010-013A2010-012010-042011-04 3238S1062579984197565982248578287AUA5300003712924Instructions for a right comforting16312952003-071469PDCC2003-082003-103A2003-102003-122004-03 3242S1067869984249671552240854633AUB6016003723640Mr. Boltons last and learned worke16321652003-07553APEX2003-072003-083A2003-082003-102003-11 3249S1064749984218968232240890170AUA5461003713085A short and priuate discourse betwe1637442003-07122APEX2003-072004-013A2004-012004-022004-03 3251S1064769984219168252240917380AUA5463003713087Some generall directions for a comf16262042003-07970APEX2003-072003-083A2003-082003-102003-11 3255S1067899984249971602264190529AUA5689003713313Bolton, Robert,$d1572-1631.A three-fold treatise16341352007-03473TECH2007-032007-043Y2007-042008-022008-09 3256S1062589984197665992240924930AUA5301003712925Two sermons preached at Northampton1635552003-07168PDCC2003-082003-093Y2003-092003-102003-11 3258.5S211220914761785302240927488Shepherd, Luke,$dfl. 1548.John Bon and Mast Person 154852013-1213PDCC2014-022014-043A2014-042015-032016-02 3261S11157999846885118812240890195AUA8483003716107Incipit Speculum vite Cristi.14941462006-06619APEX2006-072007-063A2007-062008-022008-09 3271S11295599848196132752240862022AUA9245003716869The life of the holie father S. Fra16101292010-04432PDCC2010-042010-053Y2010-052011-062011-12 3276S11074499846229111822240894723AUA8069003715693A deuoute epystle of treaty for the1534272006-0596PDCC2006-092006-103A2006-102007-022007-10 3277S122415998575641730612248531551Bonde, William,$dfl. 1526-27.Here begynneth a deuout treatyse in Englysshe, called the Pylgrimage of perfection : very p[ro]fitable for all christen people to rede: and in especiall, to all relygious p[er]sons moche necessary.Pylgrimage of perfection15264392013-121672PDCC2014-022015-113A2015-112022-12 3279S1065149984222968672240890152AUA5493003713117The chyrugians closet: or, an antid16303592010-121108PDCC2010-122011-013A2011-012011-062011-12 3280.7S105320010504236032240923346AUC2464003730088Edmundus permissione diuina London155812007-08 3281S11617599851392166632248549082AUB0432003718056An honest godlye instruction1555162000-0032PDCC2001-072001-082A2005-032005-042005-10 3283.3_PARTIAL3285.5_PARTIALS21222092077250202240927594AUC2881003730505A profitable and necessarye doctrin15552812000-00818APEX2001-092002-073Y2002-072002-082003-01 3285.2S103088449203091737562248551623Bonner, Edmund, 1500?-1569.Homelies / sette forth by the righte reuerende father in God, Edmunde Byshop of London, not onely promised before in his booke, intituled, A necessary doctrine, but also now of late adioyned, and added thereunto, to be read within his diocesse of London, of all persons, vycars, and curates, vnto theyr parishioners, vpon sondayes, & holydayes.1555752012-12234PDCC2012-122013-023A2013-022014-032014-10 3286S11926799854474198972240928950AUC1021003728645A commyssion sent to the bloudy but1557132000-0019APEX2001-072001-082A2001-102001-112003-01 3287S11094599846393113562240902998AUA8164003715788A treatyse of ye ryght honourynge a1548872012-12158PDCC2012-122013-033A2013-032014-032014-10 3290S1089119984456393872240924473AUA6972003714596The boke of keruynge.1513132012-0639PDCC2012-062012-073Y2012-072013-022014-03 3291S11617799851394166652240899317AUB0433003718057The booke of caruyng.1560242000-0034APEX2001-092017-053A2017-052022-12 3297S1172339985244817772NO-GOIDAUC2410003730034This is the boke of cokery.1500652012-07 3299S12138199856564221362240883877AUB2197003719821[A booke of cookerie, otherwise cal1597582012-06147PDCC2012-062012-073R2012-112013-033R2013-052013-083A2013-082014-032014-10 3303S11734899852563178892240885662AUC0019003727643[Explicit the book of curtesye].1477-1478142005-0429APEX2005-062005-073A2005-072005-102005-12 3304S11133799846701116882240906587AUA8378003716002[Here endeth a lytyll treatyse call149212007-082APEX2007-092007-103Y2007-102008-022008-09 3305.5S11629099851507167812248537597AUB9343003726967The second booke of flowers fruicts1635182011-065PDCC2011-062011-073Y2011-072012-052012-10 3305S1821998563411599952248509912Seuse, Heinrich,$d1295-1366.$tHorologium sapientiae.$4autBenedict,$cSaint, Abbot of Monte Cassino.$tRegula.$4autPeter,$cof Blois,$dca. 1135-ca. 1212.$tDe XII utilitatibus tribulationis.$4aut[These ben the chapitres] of thys tretyse [of ye seuen poyntes] of trewe loue and [--] euerlastynge wysdom drawen out of ye booke yt is writen in latyn and and cleped Orologium sapiencie/ .Book of divers ghostly matters.14911502013-12367PDCC2014-022014-033A2014-032015-032016-02 3306S11640699851623169092240923729AUB9425003727049The booke of fortune.1618552011-07243APEX2011-07 3307S11563599850853160852240899367AUB8946003726570[Book of good counsel to the Scots150852012-0612PDCC2012-062012-073A2012-072013-022014-03 3308S1065219984223668762240850655AUA5499003713123Here in thys boke afore ar contenyt1486892006-04273APEX2006-052006-073R2006-112007-013R 3309S1065839984229769412248595092AUA5543003713167This present boke shewyth the maner1496752006-04319PDCC2006-092008-073A2008-072008-092009-03 3310.7S310833142660281672240925648AUC5499003733123The booke of hauking, huntyng and f1556512004-06163PDCC2004-072004-083A2004-082004-102004-11 3314S1036219983937037812240916900AUA3626003711250The gentlemans academie. Or, The bo1595962005-06220PDCC2005-092005-103A2005-102006-012006-02 3319.5S91149545323051807482240923989Hippocrates.The boke of knowledge: : whether a sycke person beynge in peryll shall lyue, or dye, &c..Book of knowledge.154872008-1011PDCC2008-122009-023A2009-022009-092011-04 3320S1089089984456093842248520918AUA6969003714593The boke of knowledge155672009-1211PDCC2010-012010-033A2010-032010-042011-04 3322.5S11514799850366155632240851602AUB0048003717672The booke o[f] merrie riddles.1617252012-0649PDCC2012-072012-093A2012-092013-022014-03 3326.5S12045499855651211532240870502AUB1819003719443A boke of prayers called ye ordynar1546192005-0930APEX2005-102006-053Y2006-052006-092007-01 3344.5S124642998989691507992240899191005371384Phayer, Thomas,$d1510?-1560,$eattributed name.A booke of presidentes :$bexactly written in maner of a register. Newly corrected, with additions of dyuers necessarie presidents, meete for al such as desire to learne the fourme and maner how to make all maner of euidences, and instruments, as in the table of this booke more plainlie appeareth.158812008-081PDCC2008-112009-013Y2009-012009-022009-10 3346.5S123541565728181809242240945770A booke of presidents, : with additions of diuers necessarie instruments, meete for all such as desire to learne the manner and forme how to make euidences and instruments, &c. as in the table of this booke more plainly appeareth..Book of precedents.16071452012-06647PDCC2012-062012-073A2012-072013-022014-03 33534688297982105602240914925The booke of pretty conceites, :taken out of Latine, French, Dutch and English. : Very merry, pleasant and good, to be read of all such as doe delight in new and merry conceites..1612442014-08 3354S151120190280237762240937453AUB2960003720584The Booke of pretty conceits1628122012-0626PDCC2012-072013-103A2013-102014-032014-10 3355S1036239983937237832240871331AUA3628003711252A booke of secrets1596212010-1154PDCC2010-112010-123Y2010-122011-062011-12 3356S11617999851396166672248549356AUB0435003718059A booke of soueraigne approued medi1577372012-0667PDCC2012-072012-083R2012-112013-023A2013-022014-032014-10 3358S11618699851403166742240909288AUB0437003718061The boke of wisdome15651092007-09183TECH2007-112008-023Y2008-022008-092009-03 3360S1046249984035748562240900308AUA4216003711840Here begynneth a lytell boke, that1534222002-0756TECH2002-092002-103A2002-102002-122003-01 3371S11619499851411166822248553006AUB0441003718065A defence of the olde, and true pro1581972006-06245APEX2006-072007-103Y2007-102008-022008-09 3372S1065259984224068812240873692AUB5982003723606A necessarie and briefe treatise of1630282012-1244PDCC2012-122013-033A2013-032014-032014-10 3373S1089559984460794362240879902AUA7013003714637The boke for to learne a man to be1550172012-1234PDCC2012-122013-013A2013-012013-022014-03 3377S12076099855954214652240917026AUB1972003719596The breuiarie of health15871572012-12645PDCC2012-122013-023A2013-022014-032014-10 3378.5S11632299851539168172240925393AUB9367003726991Hereafter foloweth a compendyous re1542562012-12122PDCC2013-012013-033A2013-032014-032014-10 3380S11619699851413166842248538726AUB0442003718066A compendyous regyment or a dyetary1547422005-06118APEX2005-072005-083A2005-082005-102005-12 3383S1089639984461594462240857139AUA7016003714640The fyrst boke of the introduction1555532005-06152TECH2005-072005-083R 3386S11134599846707116942240913699AUA8382003716006The pryncyples of astronamye the wh1547302005-0652TECH2005-072005-083A2005-082005-102005-12 3388S1093809984502899002264193063AUA7283003714907Borget, Juvenall.The divels legend. or: a learned cachephochysme containing the confession of the leaguers fayth1595112006-0620APEX2006-072006-083A2006-082006-092007-01 3393S1062509984196865912240938771AUA5297003712921VVorkes of armorie15721722003-05521PDCC2003-062003-073A2003-072003-082003-09 3395S11735099852565178912240889940AUC0021003727645The saints solace: or, The conditio16301232012-12166PDCC2013-012013-033A2013-032014-032014-10 3397S1046319984036448642240863011AUA4220003711844Obseruations vpon the liues of Alex16021232006-06222TECH2006-062006-073R 3398S11557699850794160212240857095AUB8913003726537The trauellers breuiat, or, An hist1601932004-06406APEX2004-062004-073Y2004-072004-102004-11 3404S1065419984225668972240861702AUA5514003713138Relations of the most famous kingdo16303272004-061442PDCC2004-082004-093A2004-092004-102004-11 3405S1062499984196765902240873656AUA5296003712920A treatise, concerning the causes o1606612003-07188APEX2003-072003-123A2003-122004-022004-03 3406S11353299848765138782240904791AUA9481003717105A sermon concerning decencie and or1638152012-1252PDCC2012-122013-033A2013-032014-032014-10 3407S11477099849993151742248540994AUA9903003717527A sermon of confirmation1620392012-12147PDCC2013-012013-033A2013-032014-032014-10 3409.5S12044023477142266952264218320AUA2423003710047Two sermons1635442012-12175PDCC2012-122016-063A2016-062022-12 3410.5S301129677657280712240927514AUC5406003733030A worthy myrour, wherin ye may mark157712007-089APEX2007-092008-033A2008-032008-092009-03 3410S1065449984225969002240931713AUB5984003723608God and man. Or, a treatise catechi1623972012-12314PDCC2012-122013-023A2013-022014-032014-10 3411S1217163209099856884225252240900809AUB2359003719983A worthy mirrour, vvherein you may158912002-098PDCC2002-102002-113Y2002-112002-122003-01 3412.3S124700998987341520492264171939005371656Bourchier, John,$cSir,$dd. 1660.Jesus Nazarenus, Rex Judaeorum. Or, a tract concerning the inscription fastned by Pilates command16371082012-12131PDCC2012-122013-053R2013-082013-103A2013-102014-032014-10 3412S1164803031299851696169872240928988AUB9457003727081A worthy mirror, wherein you may ma163012007-089APEX2007-092008-033Y2008-032008-092009-03 3413S1217183209299856886225272240866645AUB2361003719985An epytaphe vpon the death of the R157112006-055TECH2006-052006-093A2006-092007-022007-10 3414S1217173209199856885225262240904449AUB2360003719984An epytaphe vpon the death of the R157112002-055APEX2002-072002-083Y2002-082002-102003-01 3415S1046599984039248932240871410AUB5570003723194An epitaph vpon the decease of the160292006-0518APEX2006-072006-093A2006-092007-022007-10 3416S1068139984252371862240870193AUB6020003723644The anatomie of conscience.1623242012-12117PDCC2012-122013-023A2013-022014-032014-10 3417S22022105395250652240927471AUC2922003730546The godly mans guide1620262012-12106PDCC2012-122013-053R2013-082016-043A2016-042022-12 3418S72522301576253612240942964AUC3162003730786The rainebow, or, A sermon preached1617372012-12181PDCC2013-012013-043A2013-042014-032014-10 3419S1065459984226069012240870333AUB5985003723609The true vvay of a Christian, to th1622652012-12306PDCC2013-012013-023A2013-022014-032014-10 3420S1094109984505899342240897713AUA7303003714927The arte of shooting in great ordna1587552006-05196APEX2006-062007-053A2007-052008-022008-09 3421S1061999984192065402240922578AUA5278003712902Inuentions or deuises.1590622006-05226APEX2006-072006-103A2006-102007-022007-10 3422S1046629984039548962240863053AUA4242003711866A regiment for the sea1574782006-05455PDCC2006-122007-013Y2007-012007-022007-10 3432.3S124644999003211508012240875738005371386Bowden, Nicholas,$dfl. 1605?Be it knowne vnto all men, that I Nicholas Bowden chirurgion, cutter of the stone, and also occultest, curer of the ruptures without cutting, with the helpe of almightie God, can cure and helpe these sicknesses and infirmities following160512008-082PDCC2008-112009-013Y2009-012009-022009-10 3432.5S125195998984601733742240897144005372040Bowdler, Richard.Richard Bowdler, plaintif. George Morgan, defendant :$bThis bill is an humble petition of Richard Bowdler and VVilliam Meggs, that a report and decree, thereupon made in the high Court of Chancerie betweene George Morgan and them, and others, and all fines imposed vpon them for not performing of the same to be void, and that an arbitrement made at the desire of the parties may be establihed and confirmed by act of Parlilament for these causes.162112008-088PDCC2008-112009-013Y2009-012009-022009-10 3432.7S125196998984611733752240874047005372041Bowdler, Richard.A declaration of the especiall vntruths contained in Morgans Bill :$bexhibited in Parliament against Bowd[ler and] Meggs; Iones, and others, with answeres thereunto as hereunder followeth. Viz.162122012-1227PDCC2013-012013-053A2013-052014-032014-10 3432S1046869984041949232240892897AUA4253003711877A booke called the treasure for tra15781352006-05516PDCC2007-012007-113A2007-112008-022008-09 3435.5S253024271661274832264227368AUC4918003732542A sermon preached at Mapple-Durham1616162003-0739APEX2003-072004-013A2004-012004-022004-03 3435.72597100892100452248533552Bownd, Nathaniel.Saint Pauls trumpet, sounding an alarme to iudgment. :Warning all men to prepare themselues against their appearing before Christs tribunall. /Deliuered in two sermons, commanded by publique authoritie to be preached: the one at Pauls Crosse: the other at the Assises at Chelmsford in Essex, Iuly 24. 1615 by N.B..1615692014-08 3435S1068159984252571882240860199AUA5710003713334A sermon preached at Flitton in the1615252003-0786TECH2003-072004-013A2004-012004-022004-03 3436S11323199848468135632240892123AUA9364003716988The doctrine of the sabbath15951502012-12683PDCC2013-012013-033A2013-032014-032014-10 3438S11477199849994151752248538903AUA9904003717528The holy exercise of fasting.16041802012-12389PDCC2013-012013-043A2013-042014-032014-10 3439S1068179984252771912240861652AUA5711003713335Medicines for the plague16041572012-12732PDCC2012-122013-033A2013-032014-032014-10 3441S11477299849995151762248560103AUA9905003717529A treatise ful of consolation for a1608912012-12171PDCC2013-012013-033A2013-032014-032014-10 3442S11389099849119142542240925428AUA9613003717237The vnbeliefe of St. Thomas the Apo16281062012-12197PDCC2013-012013-033A2013-032014-032014-10 3443.5S91174604491321812202248546747Boyd, Mark Alexander,$db. 1562.Sonet : fra banc to banc fra vod to vod I rin... / M. Alex: Boyde..159012012-121PDCC2012-122013-023A2013-022014-032014-10 3445AS11723599852450177742240903338AUB9932003727556The balme of Gilead prepared for th16291412003-07282PDCC2003-082003-093A2003-092003-102003-11 3445S11640099851617169022248551395AUB9422003727046A spirituall hymne or The sacrifice1628302003-0769PDCC2003-072004-013A2004-012004-022004-03 3446AS11447199849696148582240947391AUB8387003726011Foure letters of comforts, for the164092003-0716TECH2003-072004-013A2004-012004-022004-03 3446S182422784149257362248528220AUC3473003731097A cleare forme of catechising, befo1639652003-07101PDCC2003-082003-103Y2003-102003-122004-03 3447S88133143204282922240910704AUC5614003733238The last battell of the soule in de16296682003-071423APEX2003-072003-083A2003-082003-102003-11 3448S11728399852498178232240904729AUB9968003727592Two orientall pearles, grace and gl1629332013-0165PDCC2013-012013-033A2013-032014-032014-10 3449S11927899854485199092240913388AUC1030003728654Two sermons, for these who are to c1629682003-07143TECH2003-072004-013A2004-012004-022004-03 3450S1068189984252871922240870189AUB6021003723645The importunate begger for things n1635442013-01209PDCC2013-022013-033A2013-032014-032014-10 3456.7S22122105527250672264184210AUA2361003709985An exposition of al the principal S1610672003-07340TECH2003-082003-093A2003-092003-102003-11 3458S10681922105945250722240899171AUC2925003730549An exposition of the dominical epis16101542003-07754PDCC2003-082003-093A2003-092003-102003-11 3460.6S10613822134323251262240948912AUC2970003730594The autumne part from the twelfth S16131162003-07570APEX2003-072003-083A2003-082003-102003-11 3462.3S22723292433265262240895975AUC4133003731757An exposition of the festiuall epis16151632003-07802PDCC2003-082003-093A2003-092003-102003-11 3463.3S72822303261253692240942997AUC3168003730792The third part from S. Iohn Baptist1615762003-07365APEX2003-072003-083A2003-082003-102003-11 3464S11297399848214132932240931300AUA9248003716872An exposition of the last psalme1613152003-0762TECH2003-072004-013A2004-012004-022004-03 3466AS1061969984191765362248588051AUB5919003723543Boys, John,$d1571-1625.An exposition of the proper Psalmes vsed in our English liturgie1616932013-01472PDCC2013-012013-033A2013-032014-032014-10 3468S1068209984252971932240899543AUA5712003713336Remaines of that reverend and famou16311602003-08548APEX2003-092003-103A2003-102003-122004-03 3469S12028299855481209762240946621AUB1732003719356A true discourse of a cruell fact c159982010-0119PDCC2010-012010-033A2010-032010-042011-04 3470S1082649984393487012240886405AUA6541003714165A copie of a certaine letter writte159992010-0828PDCC2010-092011-053A2011-052011-062011-12 3471S11928399854490199142240928968AUC1033003728657A declaration or proffer of the Arc160792010-0817PDCC2010-082010-093A2010-092011-062011-12 3472S12196199857117227932248512468AUB2470003720094Holy Roman Empire.$bEmperor (1519-1556 : Charles V)Cuba.$bFuerzas Armadas Revolucionarias.Brabant (Duchy).$tTreaties, etc. Holy Roman Empire, 1549-07-05.Spain.$bSovereign (1556-1598 : Philip II)The ioyfull entrie of the Dukedome of Brabant1581212008-1150PDCC2008-122009-013A2009-012009-022009-10 3473S12044299855639211402248501923AUB1811003719435A defence of that most ancient and16323352013-011606PDCC2013-012013-033A2013-032014-032014-10 3474.5S100487998363275902240953561AUA2703003710327Bracciolini, Francesco,$d1566-1645.The tragedie of Alceste and Eliza1638392006-0598TECH2006-052007-053A2007-052008-022008-09 3474S12044499855641211422240942957AUB1812003719436A discourse vpon the Sabbath day.1628992013-01276PDCC2013-012013-033A2013-032014-032014-10 3477S11657899851794170852240947280AUB0543003718167All the examinacions of the constan15611202006-05174PDCC2006-102007-063A2007-062008-022008-09 3479S11264399847889129522240908626AUA9089003716713The complaynt of veritie, made by I1559872005-11201PDCC2006-042007-043A2007-042008-022008-09 3480.5S1092659984491597712240853053AUA7214003714838An exhortacion to the carienge of C1555792006-05123APEX2006-062007-053A2007-052008-022008-09 3481S1068239984253271962240881668AUA5714003713338A frutefull treatise and ful of hea1564522006-0585APEX2006-062007-053A2007-052008-022008-09 3483S10963899845285101762240884372AUA7461003715085A godlye medytacyon composed by the1559382010-1258PDCC2010-122011-023A2011-022011-062011-12 3484S11826199853468188512240896163AUB1026003718650Godlie meditations vpon the Lordes15621302006-05272APEX2006-062006-073A2006-072006-092007-01 3494S10966899845315102072240863142AUA7486003715110The hurte of hering masse. Set fort1561432006-05112PDCC2006-092008-043A2008-042008-092009-03 3495.7S124645998989711508022264173270005371387Bradford, John,$d1510?-1555.A letter sent to Master A.B. from the most godly and learned preacher I.B. :$bin which is set forth the authoritie of parentes vpon their children, for gyuing of correction vnto them.1584112013-0118PDCC2013-012013-053A2013-052014-032014-10 3496S1068259984253471982240870364AUA5715003713339A sermon of repentaunce, made by Io1553642006-05102TECH2006-052006-083A2006-082006-092007-01 3500.5S1063839984210067252264180288AUA5387003713011Bradford, John,$d1510?-1555.Sampson, Thomas,$d1517?-1589.Two notable sermons. Made by that worthy martyr of Christ Maister Iohn Bradford, the one of repentance, and the other of the Lordes supper neuer before imprinted. Perused and allowed according to the Queenes Maiesties iniunction15741012006-05173APEX2006-062006-073A2006-072006-092007-01 3503S11648499851700169912248538957AUB9460003727084A double summons1617842011-04171PDCC2011-042011-053A2011-052011-062011-12 3504.5S11265099847896129602240920074AUA9096003716720[The copye of a letter, sent by Ioh1556552006-05116PDCC2006-102008-123A2008-122009-022009-10 3505S11690599852120174272240911377AUB9706003727330A godly sermon preached before the1600242013-0167PDCC2013-012013-033A2013-032014-032014-10 3506S104674998404071730622248565843Bradshaw, Henry,$dd. 1513.Here begynneth the holy lyfe and history of saynt werburge : very frutefull for all christen people to rede.15211132013-12347PDCC2014-022014-043A2014-042015-032016-02 3507S1046759984040849092264180974AUA4248003711872Bradshaw, Henry,$dd. 1513.Here begynneth the lyfe of saynt Radegunde1525302005-0481PDCC2005-062005-073A2005-072005-102005-12 3508S1082769984393987062240898024AUA6546003714170The shepherds starre1591302013-0192PDCC2013-012013-033A2013-032014-032014-10 3509S11550699850725159502240870324AUB8899003726523A consideration of certaine positio1605222013-0147PDCC2013-012013-033A2013-032014-032014-10 3510S11928899854495199202240934135AUC1037003728661A direction for the weaker sort of16091532003-02243PDCC2003-032003-053A2003-052003-062003-07 3511S11632799851544168222240918589AUB9372003726996A preparation to the receiving of t16171942013-01274PDCC2013-012013-043A2013-042014-032014-10 3515.5B4156S91179999003221508042240877904005371389Bradshaw, William,$d1571-1618.Bradshaw, John,$d17th cent.A discourse of the sinne against the Holy Ghost :$bGrounded upon Matt. Chap. 12. vers. 22.-23. Tending to the comfort of such persons as, being afflicted in conscience for their sins, are, by the delusions of Satan, brought to the brinke of despaire, through feare that they have fallen into that unpardonable sinne. Written some space of time since, by that godly and judicious divine M. William Bradshaw, sometime fellow of Sydny Colledge in Cambridge; and publish'd by his sonne Iohn Bradshaw.1640792013-01147PDCC2013-012013-033A2013-032014-032014-10 3518.3S1063852347854867292264216633AUA2424003710048Digges, Thomas,$dd. 1595.Bradshaw, William,$d1571-1618.Balmford, James,$db. 1556.Humble motives for association to maintaine religion established1601242004-0258TECH2004-032004-083R2020-012022-12 3518S11694799852162174712240919035AUB9739003727363Diggs, Thomas,$cGentleman.Balmford, James,$db. 1556,$eattributed name.Bradshaw, William,$d1571-1618,$eattributed name.Humble motiues for association to maintaine religion established1601232006-0361TECH2006-032007-033A2007-032008-022008-09 3519S11690899852123174302248540349AUB9708003727332A briefe censure vpon the Puritane1603462012-06105PDCC2012-062012-123A2012-122013-022014-03 3521S11929099854497199222248507670AUC1038003728662A meditation of mans mortalitie.1621412004-08111APEX2004-082004-093A2004-092004-102004-11 3522S1046339984036648662269045446AUA4222003711846A myld and iust defence of certeyne1606862013-01362PDCC2013-012013-043A2013-042014-032014-10 3523S1063869984210367302240920026AUA5389003713013A plaine and pithy exposition of th16201102004-08321PDCC2004-102004-113A2004-112005-012005-03 3524S11551999850738159632240865766AUB8901003726525Proposition. Concerning kneeling in1605152013-0135PDCC2013-012013-033A2013-032014-032014-10 3525S12044599855642211432240914738AUB1813003719437A protestation of the Kings suprema1605132013-0125PDCC2013-022013-033A2013-032014-032014-10 3526S12093999856130216532240857521AUB2039003719663A shorte treatise, of the crosse in1604152013-0134PDCC2013-012013-023A2013-022014-032014-10 3528S12093899856129216522264217524AUC1771003729395A treatise of divine worship1604242013-0141PDCC2013-012013-033A2013-032014-032014-10 3529S12044799855644211452240946373AUB1815003719439A treatise of iustification.1615612013-0192PDCC2013-012013-023A2013-022014-032014-10 3530S1063849984210167272240896230AUA5388003713012A treatise of the nature and vse of1605182013-0140PDCC2013-012013-033A2013-032014-032014-10 3531S11355499848787139012248522559AUA9490003717114Twelve generall arguments1605432013-0173PDCC2013-012013-043A2013-042014-032014-10 3532S113892998491211770682240936635Bradshaw, William,$d1571-1618.Ames, William,$d1576-1633.$tManudicition for Mr. Robinson.The vnreasonablenesse of the separation : Made apparant, by an examination of Mr. Iohnsons pretended reasons, published an. 1608. Wherby hee laboureth to iustifie his schisme from the church assemblies of England.1614582013-12184PDCC2013-122014-023A2014-022014-032014-10 3533S116130998513471781202240927424Bradshaw, William,$d1571-1618.The unreasonablnes of the separation : made apparent, in an examination of, and answere to, certaine reasons of Maister Francis Johnson: whereby he laboureth to justifie his schisme from the church assemblies of England; By Maister VVilliam Bradshaw deceased. Together with a rejoinder, in defence of the said answere against the late reply of Maister Iohn Canne (a leader to a company of Brownists in Amsterdam) thereunto, by a freind of the deceased.1640802013-12417PDCC2014-022014-043A2014-042015-032016-02 3534S11355799848790139042240903309AUA9491003717115Thom{aelig} Bradwardini Archiepisco16184582008-035238PDCC2008-062008-073A2008-072008-092009-03 3535S1046769984040949112240892813AUB5578003723202Helps for suddain accidents endange1633722006-05114TECH2006-052006-063A2006-062006-092007-01 3536S1061849984190665222248581221AUB5915003723539Physick for the sicknesse, commonly1636312013-01101PDCC2013-012013-033A2013-032014-032014-10 3537S11563699850854160862240899218AUB8947003726571A vvatch-man for the pest.1625332006-02144PDCC2006-072006-083A2006-082006-092007-01 3538.5S10618222142171251512264188578AUA2364003709988Learned Tico Brah{aelig} his astron1632212006-0555APEX2006-052006-093A2006-092007-022007-10 3540S12044999855646211472240897630AUB1816003719440His Maiesties gracious grant and pr163552014-0312PDCC2014-032014-043A2014-042015-032016-02 3541S11691399852128174352240929266AUB9712003727336A proclamation, published by the hi161472006-0513APEX2006-052007-053A2007-052008-022008-09 3543S11136299846724117112240904582AUA8387003716011Here begynneth the Iustes of the mo1507102006-0623APEX2006-072006-093A2006-092007-022007-10 3544S1046359984036848682248563185AUA4224003711848The tragicomoedi of the vertuous Oc1598652003-07174APEX2003-072003-093A2003-092003-102003-11 3547S12251699857640234062240875814AUB2701003720325The shyppe of fooles.15091742004-11522APEX2004-122005-013A2005-012005-042005-10 3548S10967199845318102102248523252AUA7489003715113Abdias the prophet, interpreted by1574572013-01136PDCC2013-012013-033A2013-032014-032014-10 3549S22922142620251532240939711AUC2990003730614The poore mans ieuuel, that is to s1578332006-0570TECH2006-052006-083A2006-082006-092007-01 3552.7S11331999848555136562240863518AUA9407003717031Brasier, Richard.A godly wil and confession of the Christian faythe, made by Rychard Brasier, late auditour to the kinges maiestie in Ireland, whiche be dydde most constantly cleaue vnto during the time that he lyued, worthy to be read by all Christians1551122013-0130PDCC2013-012013-033A2013-032014-032014-10 3553S11929299854499199242240943955AUC1040003728664Anniversaries upon his Panarete.1634252003-0236APEX2003-032003-043A2003-042003-062003-07 3554S11929599854502199272248504488AUC1043003728667Anniversaries upon his Panarete1635332003-0255TECH2003-032003-043Y2003-042003-062003-07 3555.7S23122143395251622240955069AUC2996003730620Barnab{oelig} itinerarium, Mirtili1636432004-0620APEX2004-062005-083A2005-082005-102005-12 3555S1061539984187664912240893585AUA5258003712882Ar't asleepe husband?16401852003-02456PDCC2003-032003-043A2003-042003-062003-07 3556S1061559984187864932240932014AUB5904003723528Barnabees journall16382252002-09148PDCC2002-102002-113A2002-112002-122003-01 3563S1046369984036948692248565997AUA4225003711849The English gentleman16302442003-021100PDCC2003-032003-043A2003-042003-062003-07 3565S12248899857613233742248521412AUB2681003720305The English gentlevvoman, drawne ou16311382003-02484TECH2003-032003-043R2003-072003-093A2003-092003-102003-11 3566S1046649984039748982240900543AUB5574003723198Essaies vpon the fiue senses1620772003-02127PDCC2003-032003-053A2003-052003-062003-07 3567.5S120799998559921778072240888081Brathwaite, Richard,$d1588?-1673.The fatall nuptiall: or Mournefull marriage : Relating, the heavy and lamentable accident lately occurring, by the drowning of 47. persons, and some of those of especiall quality, in the water of Windermere, in the North. October 19: 1635.1636172013-1229PDCC2014-022014-033A2014-032015-032016-02 3568.5S104640998403731781992240900539Brathwaite, Richard,$d1588?-1673.The good vvife: or, A rare one amongst women : VVhereto is annexed an exquisite discourse of epitaphs: including the choisest thereof, ancient or moderne. Musophilus.1618652013-12182PDCC2014-022014-053A2014-052015-032016-02 3568S1046789984041149132240871330AUB5579003723203The golden fleece.1611592003-02125TECH2003-032003-053A2003-052003-062003-07 3569S1061329984185764722240853045AUB5899003723523The last trumpet: or, a six-fold Ch1635562003-02204PDCC2003-032003-043A2003-042003-062003-07 3571S151620190593237812240861891AUB2964003720588Natures embassie, or, The wilde-man16211372003-02413APEX2003-042003-053A2003-052003-062003-07 3574S1061319984185664712240903012AUB5898003723522A new spring shadovved in sundry pi1619202003-0249TECH2003-032003-043A2003-042003-062003-07 3578S1046639984039648972240892884AUB5573003723197The poets vvillow: or, The passiona1614492003-02135PDCC2003-032003-053A2003-052003-062003-07 3580S11444299849667148282248560104AUB8369003725993Brathwaite, Richard,$d1588?-1673.Goodcole, Henry,$d1568-1641.The prodigals teares. With a heavenly new yeeres gift sent to the soule; contayning many most zealous and comfortable prayers, with deuout meditations: both worthie the acceptance of all Christians, and their expence of time to peruse. By H. G. preacher of the most sacred Word of God16201422007-03175APEX2007-032007-053A2007-052008-022008-09 3581.7S114435998496601781982240936595Brathwaite, Richard,$d1588?-1673.Raglands Niobe: or, Elizas elegie : Addressed to the unexpiring memory of the most noble Lady, Elizabeth Herbert, wife to the truly honourable, Edward Somerset Lord Herbert, &c. By Ri. Brathwait, Esq.1635152013-1220APEX2013-122014-013A2014-012014-032014-10 3581S1061299984185464692240866586AUB5897003723521The Psalmes of David the king and p16381892003-02489PDCC2003-032003-043A2003-042003-062003-07 3583S1061279984185264672240899534AUA5245003712869The schollers medley, or, an interm1614642003-02253APEX2003-032003-043A2003-042003-062003-07 3584S1046619984039448952240871336AUB5572003723196The shepheards tales.1621262013-0193PDCC2013-012013-033A2013-032014-032014-10 3585S1061179984184264562240879577AUA5239003712863A solemne ioviall disputation, theo1617532003-10114APEX2003-112003-123A2003-122004-022004-03 3586S1061129984183764512240939472AUB5890003723514A spiritual spicerie16382502003-02319TECH2003-032003-043A2003-042003-062003-07 3587S1061119984183664502240903038AUB5889003723513A strange metamorphosis of man, tra1634982003-0298PDCC2003-032003-053A2003-052003-062003-07 3588S1063099984202766502248586879AUB5951003723575A strappado for the Diuell.16151832003-02480PDCC2003-032003-043A2003-042003-062003-07 3589S1063109984202866512240888539AUB5952003723576Times curtaine dravvne, or the anat1621962003-02255TECH2003-032003-043A2003-042003-062003-07 3590S1063119984202966522240881966AUB5953003723577The two Lancashire lovers: or the e16401442003-02358TECH2003-032003-043Y2003-042003-062003-07 3591S1063139984203166542240937341AUB5954003723578Whimzies: or, a nevv cast of charac16311402003-02221APEX2003-032003-043A2003-042003-062003-07 3593S1063879984210467312240857036AUA5390003713014Chronicon ex chronicis15922972004-101223PDCC2004-122007-073A2007-072008-022008-09 3595S104668998404011776062248565838A iournall or, historicall relation of all the principall matters which haue passed in the present siege of Breda from day to day : With a description both of the manner of Spinolaes siege, and the workes of defence in the towne. ... Translated out of the Low-Dutch copie, printed at Breda, and at the Hage. 1625.1625152013-1237APEX2013-122014-033A2014-032015-032016-02 3597.5S1057200211121784702240914382A Thirde and last mape, both of the Sedg of Breda by Spinola and how the Princ of Orage hath enguarterde his forces : as allso in what forme and place the forver English corroneller, hath emcampet them selues by ther crimes, with the last procedings.162412013-1210APEX2013-122014-013A2014-012014-032014-10 3598S11417599849403145472240854314AUB8222003725846Detection of Ed. Glouers hereticall1586712006-05245APEX2006-052006-073A2006-072006-092007-01 3599S1063889984210567322240892357AUA5391003713015The rasing of the foundations of Br1588832006-05373PDCC2006-112007-023A2007-022008-022008-09 3600S1089759984462794582240915895AUA7021003714645Here begynneth the lyfe of saynt Br1521112013-0636PDCC2013-072013-093A2013-092014-032014-10 3601S1082819984394387112240875615AUA6550003714174Newes from Niniue to Englande, brou1570902011-12208PDCC2011-122012-023A2012-022012-052012-10 3602S1063909984210767352240864571AUA5392003713016A right godly and learned discourse15841122011-08311PDCC2011-082016-023A2016-022022-12 3603S12224499857396231292248508730AUB2607003720231A verye fruitful exposicion vpon th15501602003-08265APEX2003-092003-103A2003-102003-122004-03 3604S11986899855074205462240927622AUB1560003719184The apologie of the Romane Church16041062013-03746PDCC2013-042013-073Y2013-072014-032014-10 3605.5S1035132214602036712264185430AUA2365003709989Anderton, Lawrence.Epigrammes1630522013-03 3605.5S103513221460201768872264181971Anderton, Lawrence.Epigrammes 1630482013-03 3605.7S11274199847986130582240889985AUB7540003725164Mirrour of new reformation1634802013-03277PDCC2013-042013-063A2013-062014-032014-10 3606S1063949984211167402240896244AUA5395003713019Luthers life16241012013-03612PDCC2013-042013-073A2013-072014-032014-10 3608.5S1046839984041649192240892781AUB5580003723204Virginalia. or Spirituall sonnets i1632262009-0368PDCC2009-042009-063A2009-062009-092011-04 3608S253124272849274842240891802AUC4919003732543Sainct Austines religion16202042013-03543PDCC2013-042013-063A2013-062014-032014-10 3609S11417699849404145482264176312AUB8223003725847Brereton, Henry.Newes of the present miseries of Rushia1614312006-05124APEX2006-062007-053A2007-052008-022008-09 3611S12240099857551233052288783315AUC2280003729904A briefe and true relation of the d1602252003-0999TECH2003-092003-103R2006-102006-123Y2006-122007-022007-10 3618S1064119984212767572240893617AUB5973003723597Enquiries touching the diuersity of16141122003-01417PDCC2003-022003-033A2003-032003-042003-05 3622S1064169984213267622240875512AUA5411003713035A learned treatise of the Sabaoth,1630302003-0190APEX2003-022003-063A2003-062003-082003-09 3624S1064529984216868002248602199AUA5443003713067A second treatise of the Sabbath, o1632262003-0176TECH2003-022004-123A2004-122005-012005-03 3631S1046919984042449282240900460AUA4256003711880The arbor of amorous deuises.1597262003-1078PDCC2003-112004-013A2004-012004-022004-03 3632S10966999845316102082240853068AUA7487003715111Auspicante Iehoua.1597322003-1049TECH2003-102003-113A2003-112003-122004-03 3633S1046959984042849322248563122AUB5586003723210Brittons bovvre of delights.1591302003-10100APEX2003-112003-123A2003-122004-022004-03 3635S1047099984044249482264174352AUA4268003711892Characters vpon essaies morall, and1615312003-1036PDCC2003-102003-123A2003-122004-022004-03 3636S1047119984044449502248565833AUB5590003723214Breton, Nicholas,$d1545?-1626?Choice, chance, and change: or, Conceites in their colours1606472007-04131APEX2007-052007-063A2007-062008-022008-09 3637S1047139984044649532240900481AUB5591003723215Conceyted letters, nevvly layde ope1618242002-0668TECH2002-062002-073Y2002-072002-082003-01 3641S1047259984045849662264180975AUA4276003711900Breton, Nicholas,$d1545?-1626?The court and country, or A briefe discourse dialogue-wise set downe betweene a courtier and a country-man1618202007-0472APEX2007-042007-073A2007-072008-022008-09 3643S1047769984050750192240900447AUA4316003711940Crossing of prouerbs.161672003-1011TECH2003-102003-113A2003-112003-122004-03 3644S11678299851998172952240906741AUB0579003718203Crossing of proverbs.1616142003-1030TECH2003-102003-113A2003-112003-122004-03 3646S1047779984050850202240862967AUB5603003723227A dialogue full of pithe and pleasu1603192003-1072PDCC2003-112003-123A2003-122004-022004-03 3647S11648599851701169922248553446AUB9461003727085Diuine considerations of the soule1608962003-10111APEX2003-112003-123A2003-122004-022004-03 3648S1047809984051150232248567408AUB5606003723230A diuine poeme1601242003-1046PDCC2003-102003-113A2003-112003-122004-03 3649S1047819984051250242240892823AUB5607003723231An excellent poeme, vpon the longin1601242003-1050APEX2003-112003-123A2003-122004-022004-03 3650S1047829984051350252240863023AUA4317003711941Fantasticks1626232003-1058PDCC2003-102003-113A2003-112003-122004-03 3651S1055949984132158962240866454AUB5713003723337The figure of foure, or A handfull1631122003-1019APEX2003-112004-113A2004-112005-012005-03 3653S11444499849669148312240872517AUB8371003725995The figure of foure1636112003-1016PDCC2003-102003-123A2003-122004-022004-03 3654S1047889984051950312240863021AUA4323003711947A floorish vpon fancie.1577672003-10236PDCC2003-102003-113A2003-112003-122004-03 3656S1047929984052350352240892896AUA4326003711950The good and the badde, or Descript1616242003-1059APEX2003-112004-113A2004-112005-012005-03 3657S1047959984052650382240871419AUA4329003711953Grimellos fortunes, vvith his enter1604172003-1061PDCC2003-102004-113Y2004-112005-012005-03 3658.54688280512105622240910741Breton, Nicholas, 1545?-1626?The historie of the life and fortune of Don Frederigo di terra nuoua. :The discourse of whose aduentures, what it may import, or how it is set downe, were better to be considered by the reader, then commended by the writer. /Coelum virtutis Patria. N. Breton..1590482014-08 3658S152020190805237852240917019AUB2968003720592The hate of treason1616122003-1022APEX2003-112003-123A2003-122004-022004-03 3659S1047999984053050422240892795AUB5609003723233Honest counsaile.1605152003-1019TECH2003-102003-123Y2003-122004-022004-03 3662S11618399851400166712240909271AUB9267003726891I pray you be not angry, for I will162482010-0138PDCC2010-012010-023A2010-022010-042011-04 3663S1048019984053250442240863022AUB5611003723235I pray you be not angry, for I will163282003-1036PDCC2003-102003-123A2003-122004-022004-03 3664.5S10977899845423103202240853051AUA7558003715182Machiuells dogge.1617182013-0146PDCC2013-012013-023A2013-022014-032014-10 3664S1048029984053350452240871417AUB5612003723236I vvould, and would not.1614232003-1055TECH2003-102003-113A2003-112003-122004-03 3665S1048049984053550472240904284AUA4333003711957Marie Magdalens loue.1595572003-1088PDCC2003-102003-113A2003-112003-122004-03 3666S1048069984053750492240892820AUA4335003711959Melancholike humours, in verses of1600232003-1052APEX2003-112004-063Y2004-062004-072004-08 3667S1047789984050950212240900315AUB5604003723228A merrie dialogue betvvixt the take1603192003-1055APEX2003-112003-123A2003-122004-022004-03 3669S1047739984050450162240900446AUB5602003723226The mothers blessing.1602212003-1039APEX2003-112003-123A2003-122004-022004-03 3671S1047712019082550142264179942AUA2345003709969Breton, Nicholas,$d1545?-1626?A murmurer1607512007-0469TECH2007-042008-043A2008-042008-092009-03 3672S1091059984475595952240908941AUB6599003724223No vvhippinge, nor trippinge: but a1601332003-1046TECH2003-102003-113A2003-112003-122004-03 3673S1047709984050150122240900468AUB5600003723224Olde mad-cappes new gally-mawfrey.1602202003-1045TECH2003-102003-123A2003-122004-022004-03 3674S1047699984050050112240900548AUB5599003723223An olde mans lesson, and a young ma1605262003-1087PDCC2003-112003-123A2003-122004-022004-03 3675S12332699857700234752240879929AUB2707003720331Pasquils mad-cap{middot}1600252003-1048PDCC2003-102003-123A2003-122004-022004-03 3677.5S12088499899046215962264169845005371301Breton, Nicholas,$d1545?-1626?Pasquils fooles-cap :$bsent to such (to keepe their weake braines warme) as are not able to conceiue aright of his mad-cap. With Pasquils passion for the worlds waywardnesse. Begun by himselfe, and finished by his friend Morphorius.1600192003-1056TECH2003-102003-113A2003-112003-122004-03 3678S1047679984049850092248565844AUA4313003711937Pasquils mistresse: or The vvorthie1600252003-1049PDCC2003-102003-113A2003-112003-122004-03 3679.5S253224278811274852240939817AUC4920003732544The Passion of a discontented minde1601132002-1121APEX2002-112003-013A2003-012003-022003-03 3679S1047659984049650072240900458AUA4311003711935Pasquils passe, and passeth not.1600242003-1041TECH2003-102003-123A2003-122004-022004-03 3682.5S1055359984126258322240866514AUA4898003712522The passions of the spirit.1599402003-1047TECH2003-102003-123A2003-122004-022004-03 3683S1047619984049250032240904319AUA4309003711933The pilgrimage to paradise, ioyned1592482003-10125APEX2003-112003-123A2003-122004-022004-03 3684S1047229984045549632240866432AUB5596003723220A poste vvith a madde packet of let1602222003-1078PDCC2003-112003-123A2003-122004-022004-03 3691.3S23722146600251712240902588AUC3004003730628A poste with a packet of madde lett1606322003-10113PDCC2003-102003-113A2003-112003-122004-03 3694.3S125200998984641733782240864673005372044W. T.Deloney, Thomas,$d1543?-1600,$eattributed name.$4autBreton, Nicholas,$d1545?-1626?$tBrittons bowre of delights.The shepheards delight :$bTo the tune of Frog Galiard.161712008-084PDCC2008-112009-013Y2009-012009-022009-10 3694.7R21583831693 ; 31692 ; 30261 ; 30260545323071807502240910542Breton, Nicholas, 1545?-1626?Deloney, Thomas, 1543?-1600. Pleasant new ballad of Daphne.The shepheard's delight : To the tune of Frog galliard..162812014-014APEX2014-022016-063A2016-062022-12 3695S1047109984044349492240900538AUA4269003711893A smale handfull of fragrant flower157592003-1017PDCC2003-102004-013A2004-012004-022004-03 3696S1047069984043949452240871409AUA4265003711889A solemne passion of the soules lou159892010-0831PDCC2010-082010-093A2010-092011-062011-12 3698.5S91201604491371812242248550854Breton, Nicholas,$d1545?-1626?Wright, John,$dd. 1658.$eprinter.Soothing of proverbs : with only true forsooth. In two parts. / By B.N. Gent..1626122012-0529APEX2012-052012-063A2012-062013-022014-03 3699S1047039984043649402240892862AUB5589003723213The soules harmony. Written by Nich1602192003-1017APEX2003-112004-093A2004-092004-102004-11 3700.5S11334299848578136832240909240AUA9416003717040The soules heavenly exercise set do1613862003-1067APEX2003-112004-113A2004-112005-012005-03 3701S152320190922237882240919113AUB2970003720594The soules immortall crowne consist1605362003-1076TECH2003-102003-113A2003-112003-122004-03 3702.5S1047009984043349372240863051AUB5587003723211Strange nevves out of diuers countr1622142003-1048TECH2003-102004-113Y2004-112005-012005-03 3702S10967399845320102122240894770AUA7491003715115The strange fortunes of two excelle1600372003-10142APEX2003-112003-123A2003-122004-022004-03 3703S11618899851405166762240914012AUB9269003726893A true description of vnthankfulnes160282003-1014TECH2003-102004-013A2004-012004-022004-03 3704.7S12055899855754212562240884131AUB1857003719481The vncasing of Machauils instructi1615292003-1088PDCC2003-102003-113A2003-112003-122004-03 3704.9S11024499845832107582240928875AUB6872003724496Grandsire graybeard. Or Machiauell1635142010-0131PDCC2010-012010-033A2010-032010-042011-04 3705S1046969984042949332248571948AUA4258003711882The vvil of vvit, vvits vvill, or v1597542003-10178APEX2003-112003-123A2003-122004-022004-03 3708S1046939984042649302240900515AUB5585003723209VVits priuate vvealth.1612152003-1041TECH2003-102003-123A2003-122004-022004-03 3713S1046899984042249262240897003AUA4255003711879VVits trenchmour1597232003-1084TECH2003-102003-113R2004-082004-093A2004-092004-102004-11 3714S11595299851169164322240855852AUB9118003726742Wonders worth the hearing.1602162003-1053PDCC2003-102003-113A2003-112003-122004-03 3715.5S123014399607441504512240914646005370841Breton, Nicholas,$d1545?-1626?Religions love in wisedomes worth, the truest beauty, best sets forth... [microform] /$c[by] Ni. Br. ; Simon Passæus sculpsit, L.161512008-081PDCC2008-112009-013Y2009-012009-022009-10 3715S1046719984040449052240904328AUA4245003711869The vvorkes of a young wyt, trust v1577402003-10137TECH2003-102003-113A2003-112003-122004-03 3717.3S124650999003231508082248515405005371392T. B.$q(Thomas Brewer)The bloudy mother, or The most inhumane murthers, committed by Iane Hattersley vpon diuers infants, the issue of her owne bodie :$b& the priuate burying of them in an orchard with her araignment and execution. As also, the most loathsome and lamentable end of Adam Adamson her Master, the vnlawfull begetter of those vnfortunate babes being eaten and consumed aliue with wormes and lice. At east Grinsted in Sussex neere London, in Iuly last. 1609.1610122011-0936APEX2011-092011-103A2011-102012-052012-10 3717.5S24122147917251752240945532AUC3008003730632A dialogue betuuixt a cittizen, and1636132006-0332APEX2006-052007-053A2007-052008-022008-09 3718S1046709984040349042248565839AUB5577003723201A knot of fooles.1624152011-0940APEX2011-092015-063A2015-062022-12 3719.5S24222148710218272240894403AUC3010003730634T. B.$q(Thomas Brewer)Lord have mercy upon vs1636122011-0937APEX2011-092011-123A2011-122012-052012-10 3719S1046699984040250112240900548AUB5576003723200The life and death of the merry deuil1631272003-1085PDCC2003-112003-123A2003-122004-022004-03 3721S18272000522785433257402240917017AUC3476003731100A newe ballad composed in commendat160512002-075TECH2002-092002-103A2002-102002-122003-01 3722S1046679984040049012248567406AUB5575003723199The vveeping lady: or, London like1625132006-0332PDCC2006-072006-083A2006-082006-092007-01 3723S11477599849998151792240852672AUA9907003717531The pisse-prophet, or, Certaine pis1637602006-05181TECH2006-052006-073A2006-072006-092007-01 3725S1217193209399856887225282240866644AUB2362003719986Against filthy writing, and such li156212003-043TECH2003-052003-063A2003-062003-082003-09 3726S10967699845323102162240873785AUA7494003715118A compendiou[s regi]ster in metre1559292003-0463APEX2003-052005-043A2005-042005-102005-12 3728S1173573058699852571178972248540365AUC0026003727650The brides buriall.163512002-036PDCC2002-042002-053A2002-052002-062003-01 3729608277751829322264200588The brides good-morrow : To a pleasant new tune.1628-1629?12008-084PDCC2008-112009-013Y2009-012009-022009-10 3730S1159533022999851170164332240909247AUB9119003726743The olde bride, or The gilded beaut163512007-085APEX2007-092007-103Y2007-102008-022008-09 3732S1065479984226169022240854683AUB5986003723610The true souldiers convoy.1640522013-0183APEX2013-012013-033A2013-032014-032014-10 3733S1065729984228669302240870390AUB5988003723612Gods treasurie displayed: or, the p16303042013-02647PDCC2013-022013-053A2013-052014-032014-10 3734S1069109984261872862240892378AUA5770003713394A defence of the gouernment establi15877002003-104815PDCC2003-122004-013A2004-012004-022004-03 3736S10968299845329102222240884373AUA7497003715121A sermon, preached at Paules Crosse1571922003-10309APEX2003-112003-123A2003-122004-022004-03 3737S1081929984386486252248507650AUA6482003714106The supremacie of Christian princes15736222003-102778APEX2003-112003-123A2003-122004-022004-03 3743S11113499846547115232240906484AUA8257003715881Charac[terie.] An ar[te] of shorte,15881312000-00617LEME2020-05 3747S1064649984218068132240903050AUA5454003713078A treatise of melancholie.15861562012-02493PDCC2012-022012-033A2012-032012-052012-10 3752S1065759984228969332240854613AUB5990003723614A treatise, vvherein is declared th1615702004-03214PDCC2004-042004-063A2004-062004-072004-08 3753S11706299852277175932240931525AUB9823003727447A most comfortable exposition1635582013-01214PDCC2013-012013-023A2013-022014-032014-10 3754S1064699984218568192248596999AUB5976003723600A revelation of the Apocalyps, that16113642013-012228PDCC2013-012013-033A2013-032014-032014-10 3757S11564499850862160972240878702AUB8953003726577Viri generosissimi, at[que] f{aelig160512007-082APEX2007-082007-093A2007-092008-022008-09 3758S12173199856899225412248505806AUC2039003729663The vvarnings of Germany.1638542006-05140APEX2006-072006-083Y2006-082006-092007-01 3759.5S1065799984229369372240880074AUA5540003713164The complaynt of Roderyck Mors, som1542632003-03128TECH2003-042005-023Y2005-022005-042005-10 3766S1065819984229569392248579719AUA5542003713166The lamentacyon of a Christe[n] aga1548472003-0369PDCC2003-042005-033A2005-032005-042005-10 3767S1065499984226369042240861665AUB5987003723611A consolation for our grammar schoo1622512003-10187TECH2003-102003-113A2003-112003-122004-03 3768S1065969984230969542240863123AUA5550003713174Ludus literarius: or, the grammar s16121872003-10807TECH2003-102003-113Y2003-112003-122004-03 3771S11429999849525146772240883174AUA9742003717366The posing of the parts. Or, A most1615692003-10272PDCC2003-112003-123R2004-052004-113A2004-112005-012005-03 3773S11706699852281175972240931530AUB9826003727450Pueriles confabulatiuncul{aelig}: o1617372003-10109PDCC2003-112004-103A2004-102005-012005-03 3774S11929699854503199282248499814AUC1044003728668Sententiae pueriles, translated gra1612502003-10141PDCC2003-112004-113A2004-112005-012005-03 3775S11929999854506199322240934201AUC1046003728670The true watch.1606672003-10151TECH2003-102004-113Y2004-112005-012005-03 3776S11930199854508199342240913150AUC1047003728671The second part of the true watch1607742003-10180TECH2003-102003-113A2003-112003-122004-03 3786S1066499984236270092240877403AUA5586003713210The third part of The true vvatch1622992003-10446TECH2003-102003-113A2003-112003-122004-03 3788S11930299854509199352240913173AUC1048003728672The fourth part of the true watch16242822003-10535APEX2003-112003-123A2003-122004-022004-03 3789S11930399854510199362240921261AUC1049003728673The glorie of the latter temple gre1631142003-1051APEX2003-112003-123A2003-122004-022004-03 3790.5S152720191588237932248564296AUB2973003720597The preachers charge, and peoples d1631212003-1080TECH2003-102003-123A2003-122004-022004-03 3791S1066529984236570122240863152AUA5589003713213The apologie of George Brisset, Lor1610162011-1033PDCC2011-102012-013A2012-012012-052012-10 3792S11930599854512199382240938416AUC1051003728675A letter apologeticall of George Br1616112013-0126PDCC2013-022013-033A2013-032014-032014-10 3794S1046609984039348942240904324AUB5571003723195The faire maide of Bristovv.1605232013-0892PDCC2013-092013-103A2013-102014-032014-10 3795S11678999852005173022240866149AUB2811003720435The first[-second] part of the Marc161012007-087APEX2007-092007-103A2007-102008-022008-09 3796S11679199852007173042240936620AUB0581003718205The [first-] second part of the Mar160012007-088APEX2007-092007-103A2007-102008-022008-09 3797S1182323016499853440188232240906729AUC0480003728104The merchants daughter of Bristow.163512002-0512TECH2002-062002-083Y2002-082002-102003-01 3798S11417799849405145502240894668AUB8224003725848An exposition of the Creede, the Lo16271332013-01315PDCC2013-012013-043A2013-042014-032014-10 3800S1066539984236670132240858476AUA5590003713214A briefe treatise of diuers plaine15992162013-01469PDCC2013-012013-033A2013-032014-032014-10 3801.5S152820191680237942240884139AUB2974003720598Demands to be propounded of Catholi1623962013-01174PDCC2013-022013-033A2013-032014-032014-10 3802.5S11622499851441167132240899309AUB9296003726920Aduertisements from Britany, and fr1591152005-1035TECH2005-102006-053Y2006-052006-092007-01 3802S11114599846556115332240902841AUA8266003715890A reply to Fulke, In defense of M.15802182006-051185PDCC2006-112010-043A2010-042011-062011-12 3806S1067109984242270722240852026AUA5631003713255Three questions ansvvered.1622222013-0179PDCC2013-012013-043A2013-042014-032014-10 3807_pt1S11736399852577179032264191279AUC0028003727652Broad, Thomas,$d1577 or 8-1635.A touch-stone for a Christian. [Part 1] : Wherein is shewed, how a man may know, whether he be the Temple of the Holy Ghost, hath a sauing faith, be the childe of God, hath truly repented, and (in one word) be a Christian in deed, or in name onely. By Thomas Broade.1613882014-01156APEX2014-012014-083A2014-082015-032016-02 3807_pt23805_CANCELLEDS117363998525771762532264187143Broad, Thomas,$d1577 or 8-1635.A touch-stone for a Christian. [Part 2] : A christians warre1613532014-0192APEX2014-022014-053A2014-052015-032016-02 3810S1067119984242370732240852025AUA5632003713256The Reuelation of S. Ihon reueled15821772011-04818PDCC2011-042016-013A2016-012022-12 3811S1081959984386786292248509699AUA6484003714108The agreemente of sondry places of15631582006-05350TECH2006-052006-063A2006-062006-092007-01 3816S1089829984463394662264189555AUA7024003714648Broke, Thomas.Certeyn meditations1548182006-0529TECH2006-052007-053Y2007-052008-022008-09 3817.4S1217203209422153097251882240917053AUC3016003730640An epitaphe declaryng the lyfe and156912003-059APEX2003-062003-083Y2003-082003-102003-11 3817.7S124651998989751508092248513806005371393Broke, Thomas,$dfl. 1570.A slaunderous libell (cast abroad) vnto an epitaph set forth vpon the death of D.E. Boner, with a reply to the same lying libell, by T. Broo1569122007-0234APEX2007-032009-023A2009-022009-092011-04 3818S1067129984242470742240852033AUB6005003723629The antipodes1640452003-05215PDCC2003-062003-083Y2003-082003-102003-11 3819S1067139984242570752240886415AUB6006003723630The northern lasse1632482003-05210TECH2003-052005-023Y2005-022005-042005-10 3820S1067149984242670762240877024AUB6007003723631The sparagus garden1640442003-05215APEX2003-052003-063A2003-062003-082003-09 3830.3S25022154662251902248510743AUC3018003730642The ghost of Richard the Third1614472002-08119TECH2002-102003-103Y2003-102003-122004-03 3830S11445799849682148442240863779AUB8377003726001The ghost of Richard the third.1614472002-08119TECH2002-102003-103Y2003-102022-12 3831S1067159984242770772240854639AUB6008003723632Tvvo elegies1613132003-0525APEX2003-052005-033A2005-032005-042005-10 3832S1071119984281475052240897873AUA5903003713527A catalogue and succession of the k16191782013-01954PDCC2013-012013-033A2013-032014-032014-10 3834S1067189983578992240882851AUA2474003710098A discouerie of certaine errours pu1599492004-05180APEX2004-052004-063A2004-062004-072004-08 3835S1094209984506799432240892429AUA7309003714933Certayne versis, writtene by Thomas157012006-052APEX2006-052006-093A2006-092007-022007-10 3836S11930899854515199412240938421AUC1054003728678The house of God.1627242013-0280PDCC2013-022013-033A2013-032014-032014-10 3837S416623297532265352240908364AUC4140003731764A sermon preached at Pauls-Crosse,1626252006-0586PDCC2006-092007-083A2007-082008-022008-09 3838S11736499852578179052240874181AUC0029003727653A sermon very notable, fruictefull,1553792006-05125APEX2006-052007-053A2007-052008-022008-09 3839.7S32772018733143258283362240924126AUC5658003733282The New broome163512003-093TECH2003-092003-103A2003-102003-122004-03 3840S253324279249274862248535570AUC4921003732545[P]anegyric a l'Angleterre1623142006-0525APEX2006-062009-063A2009-062009-092011-04 3841S11323899848475135702240876079AUA9370003716994A true discourse, vpon the matter o1599262003-0979TECH2003-092003-103Y2003-102003-122004-03 3843S1067249984243570852240861673AUA5638003713262An aduertisement of corruption in o1604572005-08226PDCC2005-102005-113A2005-112006-012006-02 3844.5S308733142599281462248545391AUC5480003733104An ansuer vntho [sic] the complaint160932005-082APEX2005-092005-113A2005-112006-012006-02 3845.5S182922786271257422248529820AUC3478003731102An apologie to my Lorde Treasorer159752005-0815PDCC2005-102005-113A2005-112006-012006-02 3845S1067259984243670862240863132AUA5639003713263An apologie in briefe assertions de1592432005-08157TECH2005-082005-093A2005-092005-102005-12 3846S11826599853472188552240933838AUB1029003718653An awnswear vnto the righte honorab159742005-0812APEX2005-092005-103A2005-102006-012006-02 3847S11480899850031152142248560054AUA9924003717548A censure of the late translation f161152005-0810TECH2005-092005-103A2005-102006-012006-02 3848.5S912221663843731915062240934321Broughton, Hugh,$d1549-1612.A commendation of Rabbi Rubens original seking Ebrew Gospel from Albion to be kept for posterity by the L L. care: : A monument against a sonne of Belial: who hindred the proceding of a most glorious cause: to call the curse of Iewes & Gentiles to light vpon him..161152013-013APEX2013-022013-043A2013-042014-032014-10 3848S1067269984243770872240882039AUA5640003713264Certayne questions1605222005-08120PDCC2005-102006-053A2006-052006-092007-01 3849.5S1067329984161062072264177813Broughton, Hugh,$d1549-1612.A comment vpon Coheleth or Ecclesiastes : framed for the instruction of Princf Henri our hope. By Hugh Broughton.1605442005-0899APEX2005-092005-123A2005-122006-012006-02 3850S1067379984244871012240868400AUA5647003713271A concent of Scripture, by H. Broug1590432005-08341TECH2005-092006-093Y2006-092007-022007-10 3855S1067639984247371292248579704AUA5670003713294Declaration of generall corruption160352005-0819APEX2005-092005-103A2005-102006-012006-02 3857S11430799849533146852248522552AUA9745003717369A declaration vnto the Lordes, of t161132005-087TECH2005-092006-093Y2006-092007-022007-10 3858S11430999849535146872248556069AUA9746003717370A defence of the booke entitled A c1609172005-0852PDCC2005-102006-053A2006-052006-092007-01 3859.5S1034712427957936272248546598Broughton, Hugh,$d1549-1612.Speed, John,$d1552?-1629.A direction to finde all those names expressed in that large table of genealogies of Scripture lately gathered by I.S. : whereof the first number serueth for the side margentes, and the later answerable to the highest fygures.1595152002-1182APEX2003-012003-023A2003-022003-042003-05 3859S11431099849536146882240911269AUA9747003717371A defence of the holy genealogies1595192005-0897APEX2005-092005-113A2005-112006-012006-02 3860S11324599848482135782240923462AUA9372003716996An epistle of an ebrew willinge to159852005-089TECH2005-092005-103A2005-102006-012006-02 3861S1058519984157761702240893484AUA5129003712753To the most high and mightie prince1594132005-0845TECH2005-082005-093Y2005-092005-102005-12 3862S12196499857120227972248518440AUB2472003720096An epistle to the learned nobilitie1597312005-08132PDCC2005-102006-043A2006-042006-092007-01 3863S11481099850033152162248542232AUA9926003717550An explication of the article kat{m1605322005-08119APEX2005-092005-123A2005-122006-012006-02 3864S11619799851414166852248553066AUB0443003718067Master Broughtons letters, especial1599262013-12125APEX2013-122014-023A2014-022014-032014-10 3867.5S378833150978172642240941837AUC6158003733782The familie of David160592003-0313APEX2003-042003-063A2003-062003-082003-09 3867.9S183022786601257442240959193AUC3480003731104The holy genealogie of Iesus Christ161252005-0833PDCC2005-102006-053A2006-052006-092007-01 3867S11481299850035152182240850306AUA9928003717552An exposition vpon the Lords Prayer1613212005-0877TECH2005-082005-103A2005-102006-012006-02 3868S1058829984160862042240858378AUA5146003712770Iob.1610732005-08258APEX2005-092006-013A2006-012006-042006-06 3869S1067679984247771332248600619AUA5673003713297A letter to a friende, touching Mar159072005-0830PDCC2005-102006-053A2006-052006-092007-01 3870S11481399850036152192248560114AUA9929003717553A letter to a friende, touching Mar161292010-0829PDCC2010-092010-113A2010-112011-062011-12 3872S11431199849537146892240854547AUA9748003717372A most humble supplication vnto the160932005-082APEX2005-092005-113A2005-112006-012006-02 3874S11481699850039152222240850288AUA9930003717554Obseruations vpon the first ten fat1612122005-0838TECH2005-092005-113Y2005-112006-012006-02 3875S123739999003981520512240887761005371640Broughton, Hugh,$d1549-1612.Our Lordes famile and many other poinctes depending upon it :$bopened against a Iew, Rabbi David Farar: who disputed many houres, with hope to overthrow the gospel, opened in Ebrew explication of Christianitie; that instructed, Rabbi Abraham Ruben. With a Greke epistle to the Geneveans. By H. Broughton.1608512013-01172APEX2013-012013-033A2013-032014-032014-10 3876S11431299849538146902240911389AUA9749003717373A petition to the King. For authori161132005-085APEX2005-092005-103A2005-102006-012006-02 3877.7S329833143284283572248545434AUC5678003733302A petition tho [sic] the lordes cha160942005-083PDCC2005-102005-113A2005-112006-012006-02 3877S11306899848309133942240909237AUA9283003716907A petition to the king to hasten al161042005-084PDCC2005-102005-113A2005-112006-012006-02 3878S11931099854517199432248503435AUC1056003728680A petition to the lords to examine160892010-0811PDCC2010-092010-103A2010-102011-062011-12 3879.5S11384633143305142072248545433AUA2463003710087Broughton, Hugh,$d1549-1612.Principal positions for groundes of the Holy Bible1609192005-0852TECH2005-082006-013R2020-012022-12 3879S11911499854321197352240899342AUC0916003728540Positions of the vvord Hades160592005-0811APEX2005-092005-103A2005-102006-012006-02 3881S11385099849079142112240934141AUA9594003717218A replie vpon the R.R.P.Th. VVinton1605252005-0837PDCC2005-102006-053A2006-052006-092007-01 3882S1058159984154161302240913667AUA5102003712726A require of agreement to the groun1611522005-08180APEX2005-092005-113R2006-012007-093A2007-092008-022008-09 3884S1058189984154461332264188721AUA5105003712729A reuelation of the holy Apocalyps.16101742005-08655TECH2005-082005-103A2005-102006-012006-02 3885S11657199851787170782240906692AUB0540003718164A seder olam, that is: order of the1594232005-0878PDCC2005-102005-113A2005-112006-012006-02 3888S1058469984157261652240906358AUA5125003712749Textes of Scripture1591112005-0834APEX2005-092005-113A2005-112006-012006-02 3889.3S183122788469257462240927523AUC3482003731106To the right honorable Rich. Archb.160922005-084PDCC2005-102005-113A2005-112006-012006-02 3889.7S183222799882257512240948868AUC3483003731107To the right honorable the lords of160922005-082APEX2005-092005-113A2005-112006-012006-02 3890S1058499984157561682240868404AUA5127003712751A treatise of Melchisedek1591432005-08199TECH2005-092006-023A2006-022006-042006-06 3891S12031199855510210052240944370AUB1753003719377Tvvo epistles vnto great men of Bri1606112005-0837PDCC2005-102005-113A2005-112006-012006-02 3892S11387199849100142332248521403AUA9598003717222Broughton, Hugh,$d1549-1612.Two little workes defensiue of our redemption160452005-0819TECH2005-092005-113A2005-112006-012006-02 3893S11431599849541146942240872462AUA9752003717376An apologicall epistle1601612008-01221PDCC2008-012008-053A2008-052008-092009-03 3894S1071569984285875522240899489AUA5935003713559The ecclesiasticall historie of Gre16333462013-012888APEX2013-012013-023A2013-022014-032014-10 3895.5S11439199849616147752240878098AUA9781003717405English protestants plea, and petit1621642008-01188PDCC2008-012011-013A2011-012011-062011-12 3895.7S11874699853953193582248562634AUC0740003728364The second part of the Protestants16253702008-01921PDCC2008-012008-023A2008-022008-092009-03 3895S11956299854769202132240921698AUC1207003728831An ecclesiastical Protestant histor16241312008-01313PDCC2008-012010-123A2010-122011-062011-12 3897S11432099849546146992248532149AUA9755003717379The first part of the resolution of16031502008-01375PDCC2008-022008-053A2008-052008-092009-03 3898S11482099850043152262240858575AUA9932003717556The iudgement of the Apostles16322142013-01848APEX2013-022013-043A2013-042014-032014-10 3899S11445999849684148462240854532AUB8378003726002A manual of praiers vsed by the fat1618612008-01140PDCC2008-022008-053A2008-052008-092009-03 3900S153020191778237962240960337AUB2976003720600A new manual of old Christian Catho16171302013-01280APEX2013-012013-043A2013-042014-032014-10 3901S11657399851789170802240943818AUB0541003718165A briefe discourse of the lyfe and1572172006-0532PDCC2006-092007-043A2007-042008-022008-09 3902.5Harl.7615[227]998928371891222264173069England and Wales.Browker, Thomas.An act for the setling and establishing of the manor of Sundrish, alias Sundridge, : with the appurtenances in the countie of Kent, vpon Thomas Browker esquire and his heires, against a patent of concealement lately made an granted to George Fouch and Nicholas Streete and their heires.162922013-1215APEX2013-122014-073A2014-072015-032016-02 3902S105902998416271769652240928622Brousse, Jacques,$dca. 1590-1673.Faustinus Cranius.$tAlter Alexius. English.Rookwood, Robert,$d1588-1668.Picart, Jean,$eengraver.The life of the Reuerend Fa. Angel of Ioyeuse Capucin preacher : Sometimes duke, peere, and marshall of France, and gouernour for the Kinge in Languedoc. Together with the liues of the Reuerend Fathers, Father Bennet Englishman, and Father Archangell Scotchman, of the same ordere. Written first in the Frenche tongue, and now translated into English by R.R. Catholique priest.Vie du révérend P. Ange de Joyeuse, prédicateur capucin. English16233012013-11867PDCC2014-012014-073A2014-072015-032016-02 3904S11706899852283175992248542175AUB9828003727452The introduction to the true unders1638212013-0183APEX2013-012013-033A2013-032014-032014-10 3905S1059069984163162292240857034AUB5787003723411The new invention, intituled, calli16221422013-01356APEX2013-012013-033A2013-032014-032014-10 3906S11931299854519199452240934200AUC1058003728682A sermon preached at the assises1623232013-0188APEX2013-012013-023A2013-022014-032014-10 3907.7S12032299855521210162240857491AUB1757003719381The speeches and honorable entertai159182010-0117PDCC2010-012010-033A2010-032010-042011-04 3907S11508699850305154962240860466AUB0022003717646The witches of Northampton-shire.1612152003-0937APEX2003-102003-123A2003-122004-022004-03 3908.2S11623199851448167222240893451AUB9301003726925An introduction to pietie and human1613332013-0183APEX2013-022013-033A2013-032014-032014-10 3908.4S124654998989771508122264170279005371396J. B.$q(John Browne),$d1526?-1595.The marchants avizo :$bVery necessarie for their sonnes and seruants, when they first send them beyond the seas, as to Spaine and Portingale or other countreyes. Made by their hartie wellwiller in Christ. I.B. marchant.1589392013-06103PDCC2013-072013-093A2013-092014-032014-10 3909S1094339984508099562240886401AUA7316003714940An ansvvere to Master Cartvvright1585512004-01232TECH2004-022004-033R2004-082004-093Y2004-092004-102004-11 3910.3S1094469984509399732248528935AUA7321003714945Browne, Robert,$dca. 1550-1633.A booke which sheweth the life and manners of all true Christians1582542004-01256PDCC2004-032004-073Y2004-072004-102004-11 3910.5S183422803233257542240884404AUC3485003731109A true and short declaration1583132013-0194APEX2013-012013-033A2013-032014-032014-10 3911S11931399854520199462240931288AUC1059003728683The summe of Christian religion1630372013-0194APEX2013-012013-033A2013-032014-032014-10 3912S11432299849548147012240854530AUA9757003717381The copie of the sermon preached be1634272013-0173APEX2013-022013-033A2013-032014-032014-10 3913S1048349984056550812240892856AUB5616003723240Brovvne his fiftie yeares practice.1624372003-0585PDCC2003-062003-083A2003-082003-102003-11 3916S1059329984165762552240873863AUB5806003723430Britannia's pastorals. The first bo16251772003-06531PDCC2003-072003-083A2003-082003-102003-11 3917S12098899856179217062240858642AUC1812003729436The shepheards pipe.1614632002-11142APEX2003-012003-023A2003-022003-042003-05 3919S1059339984165862562248590509AUA5161003712785Concerning publike-prayer, and the16361242013-02506PDCC2013-022013-053A2013-052014-032014-10 3920W1670S11953099854737201792266780472AUC1192003728816A whip for the back of a backslidin164012007-085APEX2007-082007-093A2007-092008-022008-09 3921S11686599852080173832248540335AUB0598003718222Saint Peters path to the ioyes of h1598312006-0591TECH2006-052007-053Y2007-052008-022008-09 3922S11953199854738201812240925363AUC1193003728817The mysterie of the Lords Supper.16141522013-02370PDCC2013-022013-033A2013-032014-032014-10 3924S1059379984166262602240899499AUA5162003712786Sermons vpon the sacrament of the L15911512007-06366APEX2007-072007-093A2007-092008-022008-09 3925S1059399984166462622240882001AUA5163003712787The vvay to true peace and rest.16171902005-01807PDCC2005-042005-053A2005-052005-102005-12 3927S11424699849472146212240919537AUA9724003717348The life of religion: or Short and16151442013-02259PDCC2013-022013-033A2013-032014-032014-10 3928S11838999853596189862240899331AUB1085003718709A commentary upon the Canticle of C1598952005-11247PDCC2006-032007-033A2007-032008-022008-09 3929S1059419984166662642240934911AUA5164003712788Praxis medicin{aelig}, or, the phys16322122006-05906PDCC2006-122008-013A2008-012008-022008-09 3930.5S1062200250061784752240906899Bruen, Robert.A summary of the Bible : vvherein the generall heads of the seuerall bookes thereof are so methodically set downe, as may be a helpe to the vnskilfull reader / by Robert Bruen ...16231432013-12155APEX2013-122014-063A2014-062015-032016-02 3933.5S91235526338691739192240914809Bruni, Leonardo, 1369-1444.Procopius.A most worthy and famous vvorke, bothe pleasant and profitable, conteyning the longe and cruell warres between the Gothes and the valyant Romayne emperours, for the possession of Italy : VVith the vvounderful chances that hapned to both nations: / written in the Italian tongue, and nevvly translated into English by A.G.De bello Italico adversus Gothos gesto. English15651982011-01390PDCC2011-012011-023Y2011-022011-062011-12 3933S1059529984167762752240893485AUA5167003712791The historie of Leonard Aretine15632002002-10374APEX2002-112002-123Y2002-122003-022003-03 3941.1S113355998485911767012240894841Bruno, Vincenzo,$cS.J.The first part of the meditations of the passion, & resurrection of Christ our sauiour : with the figures & prophecies of the olde Testame[n]t, & certaine documents gathered out of euery point of the Gospell. Collected out of diuers holy fathers, and other deuout authours, by the Reu. Fa. Vincent Bruno of the Societie of Iesus. VVith priuiledge.Delle meditationi sopra principali misterii della vita, et passione di Christo n.s., parte prima. English. Selections15991092013-12243APEX2014-012015-123A2015-122022-12 3941.5S183322803141257532240902577AUC3484003731108A short treatise of the sacrament o1597672013-0299PDCC2013-022013-033A2013-032014-032014-10 3941S11424899849474146232240878213AUA9725003717349An abridgment of the Meditations of16141532013-02247PDCC2013-022013-033A2013-032014-032014-10 3945.7R215923BR f 821.04 B49[1x]C.20.f.7[486/487]998928761831742248561317Bruton, Edward, d. 1633.Riley, James, d. 1633.The lamentation of Edward Bruton, and James Riley, : who for the bloody murder committed on the bodies of Henry Howell, and his wife, vpon Queenes Downe, were executed and hanged in chaines, neere the same place on the 18. day of March. 1633. To the tune of, Fortune my foe.163312008-088PDCC2008-112009-013Y2009-012009-022009-10 3946S1059609984168562832240908899AUB5820003723444Newes from the East-Indies; or, a v1638192005-0157PDCC2005-042005-053A2005-052005-102005-12 3947S1094649984511199912264191009AUA7333003714957Bruto, Giovanni Michele,$dca. 1515-1594.Phiston, William,$eattributed name.The necessarie, fit, and conuenient education of a yong gentlewoman1598812010-11231PDCC2010-122011-023A2011-022011-062011-12 3950S1059929984171763162240858367AUA5176003712800A narration, briefely contayning th1618232006-0575TECH2006-052007-053Y2007-052008-022008-09 3955S11425899849484146342240947445AUA9727003717351The vertuous daughter.1636152013-0250PDCC2013-022013-033A2013-032014-032014-10 3957S1059962002583163212248553463Chandon, Grey Brydges,$cBaron,$dd. 1621.Cavendish, Gilbert.Newcastle, William Cavendish,$cDuke of,$d1592-1676.Hobbes, Thomas,$d1588-1679.Horæ subseciuæ : observations and discourses.16202812013-12448APEX2013-122014-023A2014-022014-032014-10 3958S11657499851790170812240872652AUB0542003718166A discourse of ciuill life16061432007-07555TECH2007-072007-093A2007-092008-022008-09 3961S1060029984172763272264183669AUA5179003712803Bucanus, Guillaume.Institutions of Christian religion16064612013-022409PDCC2013-042013-073A2013-072014-032014-10 3963S1060079984173263342240872245AUA5184003712808The gratulation of the mooste famou1549842002-10174PDCC2002-102002-113A2002-112002-122003-01 3964S11281299848055131292240880700AUA9182003716806The mynd and exposition of that exc1566282013-0267PDCC2013-022013-053A2013-052014-032014-10 3965S11619899851415166862248538725AUB0444003718068A treatise, how by the Worde of God1557152013-0237PDCC2013-032013-053A2013-052014-032014-10 3966S1060519984177663822240877595AUB2747003720371A briefe treatise concerning the bu1562952002-09146TECH2002-122003-013R2003-042005-023Y2005-022005-042005-10 3967S12198299857137228152240872656Ane admonition direct to the trew L1571172004-0339TECH2004-032004-043Y2004-042004-072004-08 3969S1094689984511599962240892418AUA7337003714961Baptistes, siue calumnia1577332004-0872TECH2004-082007-073A2007-072008-022008-09 3978S1060609984178563922240922525AUA5208003712832De Maria Scotorum Regina1571642004-08146TECH2004-082007-073A2007-072008-022008-09 3979.5S1054169984114457052248577997AUA4791003712415De prosodia libellus. Authore G. Bu1595182004-0831TECH2004-082007-093A2007-092008-022008-09 3981S1060629984178763942240896197Ane detectioun of the duinges of Ma1571872004-03214PDCC2004-042004-063A2004-062004-072004-08 3996S1048039984053450462240871420AUB5613003723237Daphnis polystephanos.1605332004-0381PDCC2004-042004-053A2004-052004-072004-08 3997S106071998417961915112264189548Buck, George,$dfl. 1623-1646.Buck, George,$cSir,$dd. 1623.$tDaphnis polystephanos.The great Plantagenet. Or, A continued succession of that royall name, from Henry the Second, to our sacred soverainge King Charles. / By Geo. Buck, Gent..1635332013-0271PDCC2013-022013-053A2013-052014-032014-10 3998S11700599852220175312248546647AUB0612003718236Buck, James.A treatise of the Beatitudes. Or Christs happy men. By James Buck Bachelor of Divinitie, and vicar of Stradbrooke in Suffolke16371752013-02603PDCC2013-032013-043A2013-042014-032014-10 4000S11269999847944130142240863770AUA9115003716739Instructions for the vse of the bea1589452013-0290PDCC2013-022013-053A2013-052014-032014-10 4002.5S11873599853942193452264222163AUB1206003718830Buckeridge, John,$d1562?-1631.A sermon preached at Hampton Court before the Kings Maiestie, on Tuesday the 23. of September, anno 1606. By Iohn Buckeridge, D. of Diuinitie1606242008-0160PDCC2008-022008-033A2008-032008-092009-03 4005S1067709984248071372240886482AUA5675003713299A sermon preached before His Maiest16181292013-02440PDCC2013-022013-033A2013-032014-032014-10 4007S11595699851173164372240899316AUB9120003726744An embassage from heauen.1611662013-02145PDCC2013-022013-033A2013-032014-032014-10 4008.5S1016699983747718022240898711AUB4085003721709A buckler against the fear of death1640712003-06145APEX2003-062003-083Y2003-082003-102003-11 4008S11736699852580179072240882891AUC0031003727655Seaven sparkes of the enkindled sou1604-1605792013-02126PDCC2013-022013-033A2013-032014-032014-10 4014S1067729984248271392240882031AUA5677003713301A short and plaine discourse.1609482006-05163PDCC2006-102007-113Y2007-112008-022008-09 4016.5S1064200263691784762248553483Racan, Honorat de Bueil,$cmarquis de,$d1589-1670.L'artenice 1626652013-12197APEX2013-122014-023A2014-022014-032014-10 4020S1067849984249471532240860178AUB6015003723639Itinerarium totius Sacr{aelig} Scri16362912011-011331PDCC2011-012011-033A2011-032011-062011-12 4021S11095499846400113642240899550AUA8170003715794A compe[n]dious letter which Jhon P153682003-039APEX2003-042003-053Y2003-052003-062003-07 4022S1069139984262072882264190764AUB6029003723653Dauids strait.1622312013-02108PDCC2013-022013-033A2013-032014-032014-10 4024S1068549984256372282248574460AUA5738003713362An answere to ten friuolous and foo1588562006-05281PDCC2006-102008-013A2008-012008-022008-09 4025S1068739984258272492240872433AUB6026003723650An apologie for religion, or an ans1602932006-05472APEX2006-062007-053A2007-052008-022008-09 4026S1068729984258172482240858386AUA5749003713373An apologie for the religion establ16081412012-05678APEX2012-052012-063A2012-062013-022014-03 4027S1094709984511799982240866583AUA7339003714963A sermon preached the 30. of Ianuar1586512013-02122PDCC2013-032013-053A2013-052014-032014-10 4030S1070219984272574082240877406AUA5848003713472Christian praiers and holie medtati15782222003-06420PDCC2003-072003-083A2003-082003-102003-11 4032S12049099855686211882240935328AUC1607003729231Christian praiers and holie meditat15962222006-05437TECH2006-052007-053Y2007-052008-022008-09 4034S1071349984283675282240873976AUA5921003713545Bulleins bulwarke of defence15792372004-021607PDCC2004-042004-053A2004-052004-072004-08 4035S11884499854051194572240918582AUB1250003718874A comfortable regiment, and a very1562382004-0283APEX2004-032004-063Y2004-062004-072004-08 4036.5S25522157977251952240894405AUC3022003730646A dialogue bothe pleasaunte and pie15641052004-02257PDCC2004-032004-043A2004-042004-072004-08 4039S10950299845149100342240886484AUA7362003714986A newe booke entituled the gouernem15581382005-06256TECH2005-072005-083A2005-082005-102005-12 4042S1070229984272674092240892399AUA5849003713473The gouernment of health: a treatis1595892004-02228PDCC2004-032004-043A2004-042004-072004-08 4044S1068689984257772442240890188AUA5746003713370A confutation of the Popes bull whi1572912002-10381PDCC2002-112002-123A2002-122003-022003-03 4047S11066199846165111142240940557AUA8019003715643The golde[n] boke of christen matri15431022003-06279APEX2003-072003-083Y2003-082003-102003-11 4054S1089399984459194202240855867AUA6997003714621A commentary vpon the seconde epist1538702011-01163PDCC2011-012011-023A2011-022011-062011-12 4055.53280845112103532240904454Bullinger, Heinrich, 1504-1575.An exhortation to the ministers of Gods woord in the Church of Christ, :that they set aside all mutuall discord, and in these latter dayes and dangerous times purely and with one concent preache vnto the world the onely true faith in Christe and amendement of life. /Compiled by D. Henry Bulliger of Zurick. ; Translated into English by John Cox. 1575. Thou hast heer in this little book good christian reader moste plain, sure and substantiall reasons to establish mutuall consent and christian concord..15752682014-06768APEX2014-062014-073A2014-072015-032016-02 4055S113222998484591765902240923448Bullinger, Heinrich,$d1504-1575.Stockwood, John,$dd. 1610.Common places of Christian religion, compendiously written, by master Henry Bullinger, and translated into English by Iohn Stockwood, minister Summa Christenlicher religion. English15722682013-12616APEX2014-012016-013A2016-012022-12 4056S1068749984258372502240897714AUA5750003713374Fiftie godlie and learned sermons15775862007-124464APEX2007-122008-013A2008-012008-022008-09 4059S1048139984054450572240892858AUA4342003711966An holsome antidotus or counter-poy15481172006-05185APEX2006-052007-053A2007-052008-022008-09 4061S107053998427561543932240866606Bullinger, Heinrich,$d1504-1575.Daus, John.A hundred sermons vpo[n] the Apocalips of Iesu Christe : reueiled in dede by thangell of the Lorde: but seen or receyued and written by thapostle and Eua[n]gelist. S. Iohn: compiled by the famous and godly learned man, Henry Bullinger, chief pastor of the congregation of Zuryk. Newly set forth and allowed, according to the order appoynted in the Quenes maiesties, iniuntions. Thargument, wurthines, commoditie, and vse of this worke, thou shalt fynd in the preface: after which thou hast a most exact table to leade thee into all the princypall matters conteyned therin.In Apocalypsim Jesu Christi. English15613802013-081913PDCC2013-092013-123A2013-122014-032014-10 4063S11115699846563115422248526989AUA8272003715896The iudgement of the Godly and lear1566242013-0246PDCC2013-032013-053A2013-052014-032014-10 4066S11576899850986162372240857096AUB9032003726656A most excellent sermon of the Lord1577322011-1172PDCC2011-112012-033A2012-032012-052012-10 4067S11281799848060131342240882955AUA9185003716809A most godly and learned discourse15791302011-11306PDCC2011-112012-013A2012-012012-052012-10 4068S11333199848567136562240863518Bullinger, Heinrich,$d1504-1575.Véron, John,$dd. 1563.A most necessary & frutefull dialogue, betwene [the] seditious libertin or rebel Anabaptist, & the true obedient christia[n] : wherin, as in a mirrour or glasse ye shal se [the] excellencte and worthynesse of a christia[n] magistrate: & again what obedience is due vnto publique rulers of all th[os]e [that] professe Christ yea, though [the] rulers, in externe & outward thinges, to their vtter dampnatyon, do otherwyse then well: translated out of Latyn into Englishe, by Iho[n] Veron Senonoys.Von dem unverschampten Fräfel der Widertöuffer. English. Selections1551452013-01119PDCC2013-012013-033A2013-032014-032014-10 4069S10952199845168100542240866475AUA7379003715003A moste sure and strong defence of1551462011-12122PDCC2011-122012-023A2012-022012-052012-10 4070S10953299845179100662240866477AUA7389003715013Of the end of the world and iudgeme1580562010-12133PDCC2010-122011-023A2011-022011-062011-12 4071S11167299846956119582240904683AUA8520003716144The olde fayth1547652005-09193APEX2005-102006-053A2006-052006-092007-01 4073S1088899984454193652240917739AUA6957003714581Looke from Adam, and behold the Pro1624582005-09206PDCC2005-112006-073A2006-072006-092007-01 4074S11323099848467135622240931268AUA9363003716987Questions of religion cast abroad i15721512005-04312APEX2005-052005-073A2005-072005-102005-12 4077S11885199854058194652240918795AUB1256003718880The summe of the foure Euangelistes1582752011-11207PDCC2011-112012-013A2012-012012-052012-10 4078S106917998426241764312240886533Bullinger, Heinrich,$d1504-1575.Twyne, Thomas,$d1543-1613.The tragedies of tyrantes : Exercised vpon the church of God, from the birth of Christ vnto this present yeere. 1572. Containing the causes of them, and the iust vengeance of God vpon the authours. Also some notable comfortes and exhortations to pacience. Written by Henrie Bullinger, and now Englished.Von der schweren, langwirigen Verfolgung der heiligen Christlichen Kirchen. English15751002013-12240APEX2013-122014-023A2014-022014-032014-10 4079.5S11508799850306154972240883073AUB0023003717647Two epystles154492006-0540PDCC2006-092007-043A2007-042008-022008-09 4079S11095999846403113672248523396AUA8171003715795A treatise or sermon of Henry Bully1549352013-0257PDCC2013-032013-053A2013-052014-032014-10 4083S1070559984275874432240884744AUB6048003723672An English expositor16161122009-04512PDCC2009-052009-093R2009-112009-123Y2009-122010-042011-04 4084S11563099850848160792240913147AUB8941003726565J. B.$q(John Bullokar)An Englis[h] expositor[:]16211352008-01437PDCC2008-022008-043Y2008-042008-092009-03 4085S11706999852284176002248537951AUB9829003727453A true description of the passion o1622182009-0446PDCC2009-052009-073A2009-072009-092011-04 4086S1048389984056950862240871307AUB5617003723241Bullokars booke at large, for the a1580392013-02 4087.7S33592021233143364284182240893395AUC5735003733359To him Bun, take him Bun, or, The h162012002-08 4088S11281999848062131372240850326AUA9187003716811A briefe answer, vnto those idle an1589882000-00281PDCC2001-072001-072A2001-102001-112003-01 4090.5S125205998984681733832240875800005372048Bunny, Edmund,$d1540-1619.A necessarie admonition out of the prophet Joël :$bconcerning that hand of God that of late was upon us, and is not clean taken of as yet: and othervvise also verie fitlie agreeing (in divers good points) unto these dayes wherein wee live. By Edm. Bunny.15881032013-02265PDCC2013-032013-053A2013-052014-032014-10 4090S11283299848075131502240892276AUA9193003716817The coronation of Dauid1588612013-02328PDCC2013-032013-053A2013-052014-032014-10 4091S1070569984275974442240870271AUA5870003713494Of diuorce for adulterie, and marry16101042003-12416PDCC2004-012004-023A2004-022004-042004-05 4093S1071369984283875302248567920AUA5922003713546Of the head-corner-stone: by builde16113002013-123059APEX2013-122014-033A2014-032015-032016-02 4094S1070579984276074452264186916AUB6049003723673The scepter of Iudah: or, what mane15841182013-02423PDCC2013-032013-043A2013-042014-032014-10 4096S11885399854060194672240911251AUB1258003718882The vvhole summe of Christian relig1576882013-02203PDCC2013-032013-053A2013-052014-032014-10 4097S1069189984262572932240899557AUB6030003723654An ansvvere to a popish libell inti1607872013-02210PDCC2013-032013-053A2013-052014-032014-10 4098aS113372998486081767022248544174Bunny, Francis,$d1543-1617.An exposition of the Lordes praier : wherein are delivered necessary lessons for all Christians to learne and practise when they will pray: by Fraunces Bunny sometime fellow of Magdalen colledge in Oxforde.16021162013-12347APEX2014-012014-043A2014-042015-032016-02 4098S10954099845187100742248511905AUA7395003715019A comparison betweene the auncient1595462006-05215TECH2006-052007-053Y2007-052008-022008-09 4099S11736799852581179082240885656AUC0032003727656An exposition of the 28. verse of t1616322013-02190PDCC2013-032013-053A2013-052014-032014-10 4100S11953999854746201892240938406AUC1197003728821A guide vnto godlinesse: or, A plai16171212013-02271PDCC2013-032013-053A2013-052014-032014-10 4101S1069199984262672942240892414AUA5774003713398A suruey of the Popes supremacie.15951162006-01613TECH2006-012006-123A2006-122007-022007-10 4102.3S124657998989791508152240899250005371399Buonaccorsi, Andrea.Newes come latle fro[m] Pera :$bof two most mighti armies as wel of foteme[n] as of horsme[n], tra[n]slated out of Italien, to Fre[n]che and so into Engleshe. And first of the great Duke of Moscouia [and] of the Soffy, and y[e] othere of an Hebrewe people neuer spoken of before, fou[n]de not lo[n]g ago comming from y[e] mountaines called Caspii, with a newe inuencio[n] of weapons, with y[e] nomber of y[e] squadrons, and with the names of two earles [and] capitayns. And the cause whi y[e] great Turk hath forbydde[n] wyne, with mani other newes neuer hard of.1561102013-0717PDCC2013-082013-093A2013-092014-032014-10 4102.7S25722160476251972240894384AUC3024003730648A Iewes prophesy, with newes from R160782006-0522APEX2006-052006-093A2006-092007-022007-10 4102.9S125453998981861323202240899194005372462Buonaccorsi, Andrea,$eattributed name.A Iewes prophesy, or, newes from Rome :$bOf two mightie armies, aswell footemen as horsmen: the first of the great Sophy, the other of an Hebrew people, till this time not discouered, comming from the mountaines of Caspij, who pretend their warre is to recouer the land of promise, & expell the Turks out of Christendome. Translated out of Italian into English, by W.W. 1607.160792010-0822PDCC2010-092010-113A2010-112011-062011-12 4102S11283499848077131522269046511AUA9195003716819Truth and falshood, or, A compariso15951662013-02754PDCC2013-032013-043A2013-042014-032014-10 4103.3S1069209984262772952264195319AUA5775003713399Problemes of beautie and all humane16061762009-10358PDCC2009-112009-123A2009-122010-042011-04 4104S12172132095998568891764322240894524Burdet, Robert.The refuge of a sinner : wherein are briefely declared the chiefest poinctes of true saluation.156512013-124APEX2013-122015-063A2015-062022-12 4105S11885799854064194712240900758AUB1260003718884[To the richt high, Lodvvik Duke of1596662003-06182APEX2003-062003-083A2003-082003-102003-11 4109S1070589984276174462248570852AUA5871003713495Baptismall regeneration of elect in16291822013-02524PDCC2013-032013-043A2013-042014-032014-10 4110S11886499854071194782240906771AUB1267003718891A chaine of graces16221422013-02289PDCC2013-032013-053A2013-052014-032014-10 4111S11574899850966162122248544937AUB9018003726642The fire of the sanctuarie newly vn16252672013-02455PDCC2013-022013-033A2013-032014-032014-10 4112S11387999849108142422240875863AUA9604003717228A new discouery of personal tithes:1625472013-0266PDCC2013-032013-053A2013-052014-032014-10 4114S1069289984263573052248571977AUA5783003713407Burges, John,$d1561?-1635.Burges, John,$d1561?-1635.$tAnswer rejoyned to that much applauded pamphlet of a namelesse author, bearing this title: viz. A reply to Dr. Mortons generall defence of three nocent ceremonies, &c.The lavvfulnes of kneeling in the act of receiving the Lords Supper1631652008-01321PDCC2008-022009-073A2009-072009-092011-04 4115.5S124754999004431731732240875720005371848Phillip, William.A true and perfecte discourse of the ouerthrow of certaine companies of Burgonions both horse & foot men at Villefranche :$ba towne scituate on the borders of Champaigne, vpon the riuer of Meuze, betweene Sunday at night & Munday morning being the 4. day of August 1597. together with the certaine number of how many are slaine and taken prisoners. Translated out of French into English, by W.P.159742010-118PDCC2010-112010-123A2010-122011-062011-12 4124S1069529984265973332248567986AUA5806003713430The disputation concerning the cont15811922003-10597TECH2003-102003-113Y2003-112003-122004-03 4125S1048269984055750722240904248AUB5614003723238The practice of meditating with pro16131542012-11243APEX2012-122013-023A2013-022014-032014-10 4126.5S25822160934251982240893257AUC3025003730649Sutton's synagogue, or, The English1629172013-0261PDCC2013-032013-053A2013-052014-032014-10 4128S1070609984276374482264181674AUB6050003723674The excellency of a gracious spirit16392272006-04500APEX2006-052007-053A2007-052008-022008-09 4130S11954099854747201902240899335AUC1198003728822The sea-mans direction in time of s1640482006-0599APEX2006-052007-053A2007-052008-022008-09 4131S11868499853891192902240927345AUB1181003718805The glory of the godlie graine1607252006-0555APEX2006-062006-073A2006-072006-092007-01 4132S126041449203141737602240914944Burt, Thomas, preacher of the word.A nicke for neuters : A most godly and fruitfull sermon, begun and preached at Paules Crosse, the 30. day of October last, and continued & finished in Paules Church, on New-yeeres day at night. / By Thomas Burt, Preacher of the Word.1604442013-0289PDCC2013-032013-053A2013-052014-032014-10 4135S106955998426621782682240852013Burton, Henry,$d1578-1648.An apology of an appeale : Also an epistle to the true-hearted nobility. By Henry Burton, pastor of St. Mathewes Friday-Street.1636202013-1262APEX2013-122014-023A2014-022014-032014-10 4137.3S1069609984266673422248571984AUA5810003713434Burton, Henry,$d1578-1648.Catholic Church.$bPope (1623-1644 : Urban VIII)The baiting of the Popes bull. Or an vnmasking of the mystery of iniquity, folded vp in a most pernitious breeue or bull, sent from the Pope lately into England, to cawse a rent therein, for his reentry1627782006-05293TECH2006-052006-063Y2006-062006-092007-01 4137.7S455123480061267022240939680AUC4278003731902A brief answer to a late Treatise o1635172004-0581APEX2004-052004-063A2004-062004-072004-08 4137S12248599857611233722248510468AUB2680003720304The baiting of the Popes bull. Or A1627722004-05293TECH2006-012006-033R2020-012022-12 4139S1070629984276574502248584496AUA5872003713496A censure of simonie, or a most imp1624762004-06320PDCC2004-072004-083A2004-082004-102004-11 4140.4S25922161286251992240959303AUC3026003730650Conflicts and comforts of conscienc16281632004-06230PDCC2004-072004-083A2004-082004-102004-11 4140.7S11527999850498157062240863353AUB8809003726433A divine tragedie lately acted, or1636292004-06100APEX2004-062004-073A2004-072004-102004-11 4140S11954599854752201952240943985AUC1200003728824The Christians bulvvarke, against S16321952004-06909APEX2004-062004-073A2004-072004-102004-11 4142S1069584492031573392264231881Burton, Henry, 1578-1648.For God, and the King : The summe of two sermons preached on the fifth of November last in St. Matthewes Friday-streete. 1636. / By Henry Burton, minister of Gods word there and then.1636882004-06321APEX2004-062004-073A2004-072004-102004-11 4143S73422330089253822240950149AUC3174003730798Grounds of Christian religion1631252004-0655APEX2004-082004-093Y2004-092004-102004-11 4147S1069649984267073462248574537AUB6032003723656Israels fast. Or, a meditation vpon1628292004-06117TECH2004-062004-073A2004-072004-102004-11 4148S107064998427671778812248579950Burton, Henry,$d1578-1648.Iesu-worship confuted. Or certaine arguments against bowing at the name Iesus : With objections to the contrary, fully answered. By H.B.1640102013-1218APEX2013-122015-063A2015-062022-12 4152S1069659984267173472248578367AUA5813003713437The law and the Gospell reconciled.1631582013-02169PDCC2013-032013-053A2013-052014-032014-10 4153S1069699984267573522240870376AUA5816003713440A plea to an appeale1626612004-06268APEX2004-062004-073A2004-072004-102004-11 4154S1048289984055950752264173766AUA4353003711977Burton, Henry,$d1578-1648.A replie to a relation, of the conference between William Laude and Mr. Fisher the Jesuite. By a witnesse of Jesus Christ16402292004-061402PDCC2004-082004-093A2004-092004-102004-11 4155S1070769984277974672240870174AUA5881003713505The seuen vials or a briefe and pla1628812004-06320PDCC2004-072004-083A2004-082004-102004-11 4156S1070779984278074682240898017AUA5882003713506Truth's triumph ouer Trent: or, the16291992004-06911APEX2004-062004-073A2004-072004-102004-11 4157S12101199856202217292240899120AUB2046003719670A tryall of priuate deuotions. Or,1628502004-06190PDCC2004-072004-083Y2004-082004-102004-11 4159S12227599857427231652240893301AUC2220003729844The anatomy of melancholy16214502004-062466PDCC2004-092004-103R2005-072005-083A2005-082005-102005-12 4164S1071469984284875412248594867AUB6066003723690A sermon preached at the generall a1620162013-0249PDCC2013-032013-053A2013-052014-032014-10 4165a.5S124659998989801508172240900841005371401Burton, William,$dd. 1616.An abstract of the doctrine of the sabbaoth :$bBriefly, yet fully and plainely set forth; together with the vses of the same doctrine; with the vsuall obiections and answers therevnto. All which for the helpe of memorie, are drawne into sundry chapters.1606662013-02133PDCC2013-022013-033A2013-032014-032014-10 4166S10954299845189100762240875474AUA7397003715021A caueat for suerties.1593472003-01102APEX2003-022004-123A2004-122005-012005-03 4167S26022161718252002248510741AUC3027003730651Certaine questions and answeres, co1591802003-01240PDCC2003-022003-033A2003-032003-042003-05 4168S11574999850967162132248540952AUB9019003726643The Christians heauenly treasure. B1608852003-01193TECH2003-022003-033A2003-032003-042003-05 4169S11686899852083173872248540332AUB0600003718224Conclusions of peace, betweene God1594762003-01141APEX2003-022003-043A2003-042003-062003-07 4170S11839499853601189912240933967AUB1090003718714[Dauids euidenece [sic], or, The as1592892003-01226PDCC2003-022003-033A2003-032003-042003-05 4172S10954999845196100832240875673AUA7400003715024Dauids thanksgiuing for the arraign1598512003-0180TECH2003-022004-123A2004-122005-012005-03 4174.5S91261766982971842152240882705Burton, William,$dd. 1616.God wooing his church: : set foorth in three godly sermons. / By William Burton preacher at Reading.1596752013-02215PDCC2013-022013-033A2013-032014-032014-10 4174S11667099851886171792240866150AUB9552003727176An exposition of the Lords Prayer15941332003-01263TECH2003-022003-033Y2003-032003-042003-05 4176S11839699853603189932240938159AUB1092003718716The rowsing of the sluggard, in 7.1595832003-01227TECH2003-022003-033Y2003-032003-042003-05 4178.5S26122161921252012248516570AUC3028003730652Ten sermons vpon the first, second,16021322003-01758PDCC2003-022003-033A2003-032003-042003-05 4178S11417999849407145522240858491AUB8226003725850A sermon preached in the Cathedrall1590452003-01100TECH2003-022003-063Y2003-062003-082003-09 4179.5S11585399851070163252240899231AUB0325003717949The narrovv vvay, and the last iudg1607452013-01162PDCC2013-012013-033A2013-032014-032014-10 4179S1071389984284075322240888450AUA5924003713548The description of Leicester shire{16221792002-12942TECH2003-022003-033R2004-022004-033R 4180.5S26222162224252022269045430AUC3029003730653The schole of godly feare1615202013-0270PDCC2013-022013-053A2013-052014-032014-10 4180S1071479984284975422248569092AUB6067003723691The moderate Christian1631172013-0258PDCC2013-022013-053A2013-052014-032014-10 4181S11418099849408145532240878449AUB8227003725851The woefull and lamentable wast and160892010-0823PDCC2010-092010-113Y2010-112011-062011-12 4182S1069769984268173582240852068AUA5820003713444The orator15962132005-12746TECH2005-122006-103A2006-102007-022007-10 4183S1071489984285075432240897737AUA5930003713554A sermon preached at Pauls crosse o1576342013-0280PDCC2013-032013-053A2013-052014-032014-10 4184S11887199854078194852240911391AUB1273003718897A brefe exhortation set fourthe by1556242013-0233PDCC2013-032013-053A2013-052014-032014-10 4185S183622806623257592240884124AUC3487003731111This lytell boke contaynethe certay1531142006-0525APEX2006-052006-093A2006-092007-022007-10 4186S1048459984057650942240862952AUA4366003711990Here begynneth a lytell treatyse in1526182006-0557TECH2006-052006-093Y2006-092007-022007-10 4187.5S11559099850808160362240857234AUB0256003717880The seuerall speeches and songs, at163662009-0514PDCC2009-062009-073A2009-072009-092011-04 4187S11422299849448145962240858577AUB8255003725879The first part of youths errors. Wr1628902013-02116PDCC2013-022013-033A2013-032014-032014-10 4188S153220192021237982248552719AUB2978003720602The severall speeches and songs, at163662006-0514APEX2006-062006-083A2006-082006-092007-01 4189S12193899857094227662240863177AUC2117003729741Religions peace or A reconciliation1614192006-05120TECH2006-052007-053A2007-052008-022008-09 4192S1071499984285175442240864630AUA5931003713555The feminine monarchie or a treatis16091212006-05405TECH2006-052006-063R2020-012022-12 4202S12098299856173217002240894548AUC1807003729431A learned and notable sermon vpon t1593142013-0250APEX2013-032013-053A2013-052014-032014-10 4205S12037299855571210682240900574AUB1787003719411Maschil, or, A treatise to giue ins1629812013-02164APEX2013-032013-053A2013-052014-032014-10 4206S10960099845247101352240853042AUA7434003715058The principles of the true Christia1590552013-02139APEX2013-022013-033A2013-032014-032014-10 4207S1048499984058050982240863044AUA4369003711993Dyets dry dinner15991262006-04183TECH2006-052006-073A2006-072006-092007-01 4208S11736899852582179092240882970AUC0033003727657Algiers voyage in a iournall or bri1621222004-0952PDCC2004-112005-013A2005-012005-042005-10 4209.5S124660998989811508182248517010005371402Byfield, Nicholas,$d1579-1622.The beginning of the doctrine of Christ. Or A catalogue of sinnes :$bshewing how a Christian may finde out the euils, hee must take notice of in his repentance. With rules, that shew a course, how any Christian may be deliuered from the guilt and power of all his sinnes. By N. Bifield preacher of Gods Word, at Isleworth in Middlesex.1619952013-02110APEX2013-032013-053A2013-052014-032014-10 4211S1070789984278174692240864660AUB6054003723678A commentary: or, sermons vpon the16234792003-061499PDCC2003-072003-093A2003-092003-102003-11 4212S1071399984284175332240884747AUA5925003713549A commentary upon the three first c16373772003-092946PDCC2003-102003-113A2003-112003-122004-03 4213S11619599851412166832248544251AUB9273003726897The cure of the feare of death.16181072003-06111APEX2003-062003-073A2003-072003-082003-09 4214S11955499854761202052240934202AUC1203003728827Directions for the priuate reading1618732003-0691APEX2003-062005-013A2005-012005-042005-10 4216S12067899855872213802248505283AUC1660003729284An exposition vpon the Epistle to the Colossians ...16152552003-062178PDCC2003-072003-083A2003-082003-102003-11 4217S1071409984284248942240904324AUB6065003723689An exposition vpon the Epistle to the Colossians Wherein, not onely the text is methodically analysed, and the sence of the words, by the help of writers, both ancient and moderne is explayned: but also, by doctrine and vse, the intent of the holy Ghost is in euery place more fully vnfolded and vrged. ... Being, the substance of neare seuen yeeres weeke-dayes sermons, of N. Byfield, late one of the preachers for the citie of Chester.16172562013-082298PDCC2013-092013-103A2013-102014-032014-10 4222S12051199855707212092248500923AUC1625003729249The marrovv of the oracles of God.16304002003-06732APEX2003-062003-073A2003-072003-082003-09 4226S12068099855874213822240914596AUC1662003729286The paterne of wholsome words. Or a16182792003-06455PDCC2003-072003-103A2003-102003-122004-03 4232.5S12062599855820213232240917028AUB1903003719527The promises: or, A treatise shewin16191072003-06128APEX2003-062005-023A2005-022005-042005-10 4232S11955699854763202072240945308AUC1204003728828The principall grounds of Christian1625162003-0627TECH2003-062005-023A2005-022005-042005-10 4233.3S11388221553830142462240955632AUC2690003730314Byfield, Nicholas,$d1579-1622.Byfield, Adoniram,$dd. 1660.The rule of faith, or, An exposition of the Apostles Creed16262862007-031338APEX2007-032007-043A2007-042008-022008-09 4233.5S12220299857354230762240885940AUB2588003720212The rules of a holy life. Or A trea16191862003-06231TECH2003-062003-073Y2003-072003-082003-09 4234S12037399855572210692248501130AUB1788003719412Sermons vpon the first chapter of t1617532003-06171TECH2003-062003-083A2003-082003-102003-11 4235.5S120630998558251769812240900727Byfield, Nicholas,$d1579-1622.The signes of the wicked man : Together with directions that shew how the seuerall gifts and graces of Gods spirit may be attained. Needfull for such as want those graces, and for such as desire to increase in them. By N. Bifield, preacher of Gods Word at Isleworth in Middlesex.1619672013-1281APEX2013-122014-023A2014-022014-032014-10 4235S1071539984285575492240884765AUB6068003723692Sermons upon the ten first verses o16261262003-06560PDCC2003-072003-083A2003-082003-102003-11 4236.8S124755998986241731742240900573005371849Byfield, Nicholas,$d1579-1622.The spiritval tovchstone: or, The signes of a godly man :$bdrawne in so plaine and profitable a maner, as all sorts of Christians may trie themselues thereby. Together with directions, how the weake Christian, by the vse of these signes may establish his assurance. By. N. Bifield preacher of Gods word at Isteworth in Middlesex.1619722013-1282APEX2013-122014-023A2014-022014-032014-10 4236S11832099853527189122240896166AUC0505003728129The signes or An essay concerning t1614782003-0690TECH2003-062004-123A2004-122005-012005-03 4237.5S912691663843791915132240927014Byfield, Richard,$d1598?-1664.A candle lighted at the lampe of sacred scriptures. Or, A catechisme conteining all truths fundamentall, and none but fundamentalls. / By Richard Bifield, minister of Gods word, and pastor in Long Dutton..1627282013-0284APEX2013-022013-033A2013-032014-032014-10 4238S1071559984285775512240873923AUB6069003723693The doctrine of the Sabbath vindica1631932013-02437APEX2013-022013-033A2013-032014-032014-10 4239S1071589984286075542248572886AUB6070003723694The light of faith: and, way of hol16302682013-02450APEX2013-022013-033A2013-032014-032014-10 4240S11096499846408113722240906594AUA8176003715800A treatise co[n]cernynge impropriat1535262012-1242APEX2012-122013-033A2013-032014-032014-10 4241.5S124756998986251731752264171926005371850Byrch, John.John Byrch clerke to the ryghte excellent Doctor in Phisike Andrewe Borde154032009-048PDCC2009-052009-123Y2009-122010-042011-04 4241S1185743008499853781191772240929260AUC0665003728289A godly song, entituled, A farewell163012006-018TECH2006-012006-063A2006-062006-092007-01 4242S1073389984304077472269048256AUB6135003723759Loues peereles paragon, or the attr1613232012-127APEX2012-122013-013A2013-012013-022014-03 4246S108198998438701765992240950410Byrd, William,$d1542 or 3-1623.Watson, Thomas,$d1557?-1592.$4autA gratification vnto Master Iohn Case, for his learned booke, lately made in the praise of musicke. William Byrd 158612013-122APEX2014-012014-033A2014-032015-032016-02 4254S1069949984269973782240852014AUA5831003713455Psalmes, sonets, {amp} songs of sadnes15991202014-01330PDCC2014-032014-043A2014-042015-032016-02 4256S106995998427001764352240898018Byrd, William,$d1542 or 3-1623.Songs of sundrie natures : some of grauitie, and others of myrth, fit for all companies and voyces. Lately made and composed into musicke of 3.4.5. and 6. parts: and published for the delight of all such as take pleasure in the exercise of that art. By VVilliam Byrd, one of the Gentlemen of the Queenes Maiesties honorable chappell.15891402013-12204APEX2014-012014-033A2014-032015-032016-02 4263.7S183822829893257672240889866AUC3492003731116Adelphomachia, or, The warrs of Pro1637982012-10385PDCC2012-102013-023A2013-022014-032014-10 4264.5S11441199849636147962240850305AUB8346003725970An A.B.C. or holy alphabet1626712013-04147PDCC2013-052013-073A2013-072014-032014-10 4264S1073969984309778062240879756AUB6158003723782Puritanisme the mother, sinne the d16331042012-10284PDCC2012-102012-123A2012-122013-022014-03 4268.5S298929633209280492240921477AUC5384003733008A paumflet compyled by G.C. to mast154012006-078APEX2006-082006-103A2006-102007-022007-10 4268S104846998405771764362240863002E. C.,$cEsquire.Emaricdulfe : Sonnets written by E.C. Esquier.1595242013-0935APEX2013-102013-113A2013-112014-032014-10 4269S104853998405841764372240892876G. C.A pitious platforme of an oppressed mynde : set downe by the extreme surmyzes of sundrye distressed meditations by G.C.1577252013-1264APEX2014-012016-043A2016-042022-12 4270.5S301029677433280702240919146AUC5405003733029A dolefull ditty, or sorowfull sone157912003-047APEX2003-052003-083A2003-082003-102003-11 4270S11572299850940161822240887799AUB8998003726622A discourse concerning the drayning1629122007-1258PDCC2008-012008-023A2008-022008-092009-03 4271S1048549984058551052264174355AUA4373003711997H. C.Chettle, Henry,$dd. 1607?,$eattributed name.Cheeke, Henry,$d1548?-1586?,$eattributed name.Constable, Henry,$d1562-1613,$eattributed name.The forrest of fancy1579792006-07263APEX2006-082007-123A2007-122008-022008-09 4273S11668599851901171952240923831AUB9563003727187Londons Lord have mercy vpon vs.163712003-0628PDCC2003-062003-083A2003-082003-102003-11 4274S11707099852285176012248547767AUB9830003727454Londons vacation, and the countries1637132003-0628PDCC2003-062003-083A2003-082003-102003-11 4275S1048569984058751072240900469AUB5619003723243Alcilia.1613512003-01109PDCC2003-022003-043A2003-042003-062003-07 4278S11832299853529189142248546738AUC0507003728131The euer-burning lamps of pietie an16191472009-03222PDCC2009-042010-023A2010-022010-042011-04 4279S12068299855876213842248504100AUC1664003729288A handkercher for parents wet eyes1630362009-0355PDCC2009-042009-063A2009-062009-092011-04 4281S1073669984306877762240863101AUB6149003723773A pleasant comedie, called the tvvo1620602003-01218APEX2003-022003-033A2003-032003-042003-05 4282S11886799854074194812240892107AUB1270003718894Saint Marie Magdalens conuersion.1603142009-0340PDCC2009-042009-053A2009-052009-092011-04 4283S1048579984058851082240892835AUA4375003711999A poore knight his pallace of priua1579432005-05195TECH2005-062005-073Y2005-072005-102005-12 4284S11563299850850160812264178446AUB8943003726567I. C.,$cstudent in divinity.Copinger, John,$db. 1571 or 2,$eattributed name.Colleton, John,$d1548-1635,$eattributed name.The theatre of Catolique and Protestant religion16203332009-031014PDCC2009-042009-053A2009-052009-092011-04 4286S11344199848675137862240928970AUA9452003717076A verie perfect discourse, and orde1601212009-0855PDCC2009-092009-103A2009-102010-042011-04 4291S12191399857070227412240866653AUC2104003729728The pigeons flight.1603582010-06140PDCC2010-072010-083R2020-012022-12 4293.2S1070799984278274702240894699AUB6055003723679The continuation of the actions, pa1637582010-06228PDCC2010-062010-073Y2010-072011-062011-12 4293.4S1070819984278474722240877587AUB6056003723680Diatelesma. Nu. 3.1637772010-06294PDCC2010-072010-083Y2010-082011-062011-12 4293.6S107082998427851783472240903030N. C.Diatelesma. The second part of the moderne history of the vvorld : containing the last summers actions, in Languedock, Italy, Piemont, Montferrat, Lorrain, the Dukedome of Burgundy, the Franch country, and generally in France, Holland, the West-Indies, and marine occurrences; with some passages of Rome, and Turkey, brought downe to Novemb. 1637.Diatelesma. Part 4.1637572013-12218APEX2013-122014-013A2014-012014-032014-10 4293.8S10711522830202257682248529843AUC3493003731117Diatelesma.1639612010-06198PDCC2010-072010-083A2010-082011-062011-12 4293S1070849984278774752240881634AUB6057003723681The principall passages of Germany,1636692010-06269PDCC2010-062010-073A2010-072011-062011-12 4294S1073679984306977772240863122AUB6150003723774A Saxon historie, of the admirable1634592006-07184TECH2006-072006-093A2006-092007-022007-10 4295S1082059984387786392240858469AUA6492003714116A nevv booke intituled the blasinge1574112011-0123PDCC2011-012011-033A2011-032011-062011-12 4296S11504299850261154502240883065AUB8675003726299A briefe and necessarie catechisme,1574322004-0169APEX2004-032004-053A2004-052004-072004-08 4297S11708999852304176202240931312AUB9847003727471An elegie sacred to the immortall m1637112013-0513APEX2013-052016-113A2016-112022-12 4298S18402027022830399257692240894413AUC3494003731118A wonder in Kent163012002-098TECH2002-122003-013A2003-012003-022003-03 4300S1073689984307077782240864627AUA6030003713654A true historicall discourse of Mul1609422003-08150APEX2003-092003-103A2003-102003-122004-03 4301S10960599845252101402240909033AUA7438003715062Concerning the true beleefe of a Ch1582532002-1091PDCC2002-102002-113A2002-112002-122003-01 4303S11737099852584179112240882950AUC0034003727658A godly and learned sermon, vpon th1603272011-0961APEX2011-092011-103A2011-102012-052012-10 4304S416923303909265412240942265AUC4146003731770An hospitall for the diseased1579472003-07112PDCC2003-082003-103A2003-102003-122004-03 4311S116315998515321762572240891870T. C.,$dfl. 1623.A short discourse of the New-found-land : Contaynig diverse reasons and inducements, for the planting of that countrey. Published for the satisfaction of all such as shall be willing to be adventurers in the said plantation.1623142013-1226APEX2013-122015-063A2015-062022-12 4312S1038879983962940692264177885T. C.,$dfl. 1548.A spirituall purgation sent vnto al them that laboure of Luthers errour : as touching the bodely presens of Christe our sauiour in the sacrament, and to al them that haue espyed the libertie of the gospel as touching theyr fleshe, yet seke not the lybertie to make free theyr spyrite from thys afore sayde errour.1548812013-12126APEX2013-122014-023A2014-022014-032014-10 4314S91274713051201838652240938839Cartwright, Thomas,$d1535-1603.T. W.$q(Thomas Wilcox),$d1549?-1608.Two treatises. : 1. The holy exercise of a true fast, described out of God's word. / Written by T.C. ; 2. The substance of the Lordes Supper. / Written by T.W..16101022011-10138PDCC2011-102011-113A2011-112012-052012-10 4315S1048679984059851192240904323AUA4380003712004The aduentures of Ladie Egeria.1585682012-01256PDCC2012-012017-053A2017-052022-12 4316S11821299853420188032240909249AUC0463003728087The embassador between heauen and e16132022013-07273APEX2013-072013-093A2013-092014-032014-10 4317S1071169984281875102248591699AUB6063003723687W. C.,$dfl. 1602.The copie of a letter, lately sent to an honourable person in England, from the campe before Graue, dated the 23. day of August last past160272009-1211PDCC2010-012010-023A2010-022010-042011-04 4318S1073659984306777752240886327AUB6148003723772The Dutch suruay.1625232006-0870TECH2006-092006-103A2006-102007-022007-10 4319S121321554401248042248561012AUC2693003730317The first part of the renowned hist1618352012-01133PDCC2012-012016-113A2016-112022-12 4320S121421554540248052240945631AUC2694003730318The second part of the renowned his1618362012-01134PDCC2012-012016-113A2016-112022-12 4321S1071599984286175552248579989AUB6071003723695A replie vnto a certaine libell, la16031162006-03563TECH2006-032007-033A2007-032008-022008-09 4322S116932998521471766852240906758The true reporte of the skirmish fought betwene the states of Flaunders, and Don Ioan, duke of Austria : with the number of all them that were slayne on both sides, which battel was fought the first day of August being La[m]mas day 1578157872013-129APEX2014-012014-033A2014-032015-032016-02 4323.2S12221699857368230932240902570AUC2204003729828Tithes and oblations according to t1595382013-0568PDCC2013-062017-053A2017-052022-12 4323.6S1090429984469295262240875636AUB6584003724208Decimarum et oblationum tabula.1633322005-0277PDCC2005-052005-063A2005-062005-102005-12 4323S11418199849409145542240942864AUB8228003725852The vvidovves ioy. Or Christ his co1622262013-0757APEX2013-072013-093A2013-092014-032014-10 4325S1073989984309978082240894730AUA6048003713672A briefe treatise, conteynynge a pl1560312006-0668TECH2006-062006-073A2006-072006-092007-01 4326.5S26722168995252072264183033AUC3034003730658To all the most illustrious archbis163212007-0811APEX2007-082009-013A2009-012009-022009-10 4326S116148998513651781262240891878Cacoethes.Cacoethes leaden legacy: or His schoole of ill manners : wherein it is fainedly supposed that Cacoethes being ready to die, did bequeath this leaden legacy of counsell to his two sons, Slovanio and Nerebeegood, instructing them in many points of slovary and ill husbandry: but it is really intended, that others should follow that which is contrary to his instructions, and learne by these points of slovanry and ill husbandry, how to avoid all ill manners. Cujus contrarium verum est. Here many ill points delivered be, but thou must learne the contrarie: for what is bidden to be done, thou must learne hereby to shun.1634122013-1228APEX2013-122015-063A2015-062022-12 4327S1073699984307177792240860190AUB6151003723775A iustification of the Church of En16302562013-041176PDCC2013-052013-093A2013-092014-032014-10 4328S1073709984307277802240863098AUB6152003723776Saint Paules agonie.1618232013-0479PDCC2013-052013-073Y2013-072014-032014-10 4330S1073999984310078102248629347AUB6159003723783Cade, Anthony,$d1564?-1641.A sermon necessarie for these times1639662013-04187PDCC2013-042013-073A2013-072014-032014-10 4335S1071219984282375152240888469AUA5910003713534The eyght bookes of Caius Iulius C{15652962002-10575PDCC2002-102002-113A2002-112002-122003-01 4338S1071279984282975212240897731AUB6064003723688The complete captain, or, an abbrid16401002011-03351PDCC2011-032011-053A2011-052011-062011-12 4340S122351998575021769392248512450005371074The tragedie of Cæsar and Pompey or Cæsars reuenge :$bPriuately acted by the students of Trinity Colledge in Oxforde.1607372007-03156TECH2007-032008-043A2008-042008-092009-03 4341S1048599984059051112248565749AUA4376003712000Caesar, Julius,$cSir,$d1558-1636.(England and Wales.$bCourt of Requests)The ancient state, authoritie, and proceedings of the Court of Requests159772009-1217PDCC2010-012010-033A2010-032010-042011-04 4342S1071299984283175232240863087AUA5917003713541A general discourse against the dam1578752004-12267APEX2004-122005-013A2005-012005-042005-10 4343S1048689984059951202240871382AUB5622003723246A boke, or counseill against the di1552402002-0378TECH2002-052002-063Y2002-062002-072003-01 4347S11324799848484135802240880695AUA9373003716997Of Englishe dogges1576312002-06111PDCC2002-082002-093A2002-092002-102003-01 4349.5S11398999849217143552240906767AUB8132003725756Dreadfull newes: or A true relation1638102012-0715APEX2012-072012-083Y2012-082013-022014-03 4352S1074019984310278122240864617AUB6160003723784The altar of Damascus or the patern16211142005-03383TECH2005-042005-053Y2005-052005-102005-12 4354S12068399855877213852248501338AUC1665003729289A defence of our arguments against1620402005-03129APEX2005-042005-053A2005-052005-102005-12 4355S11440699849631147902248533143AUB8344003725968Calderwood, David,$d1575-1650,$eattributed name.Murray, John,$d1575?-1632,$eattributed name.A dialogue betwixt Cosmophilus and Theophilus anent the urging of new ceremonies upon the kirke of Scotland1620242005-0371TECH2005-032005-053A2005-052005-102005-12 4356S11832499853531189162240938160AUC0508003728132A dispute vpon communicating at our1624422013-04129PDCC2013-052013-093A2013-092014-032014-10 4357S11631699851533168102240925386AUB9362003726986An epistle of a Christian brother1624152005-0338PDCC2005-042005-053A2005-052005-102005-12 4358S11619999851416166872240927422AUB9274003726898An exhortation of the particular ki1624122005-0328APEX2005-032005-043A2005-042005-102005-12 4359S1074029984310378132240873922AUB6161003723785The pastor and the prelate, or refo1628372005-03199TECH2005-052005-073A2005-072005-102005-12 4360S1074729984317278852240913544AUB6179003723803Perth assembly.1619552005-03284PDCC2005-042005-053A2005-052005-102005-12 4362.5S124661999003271508192240892210005371403Calderwood, David,$d1575-1650.Quæres concerning the state of the Church of Scotland163882010-0123PDCC2010-012012-043A2012-042012-052012-10 4362S11832699853533189182264221288AUC0510003728134Qu{aelig}res concerning the state o163882005-0321APEX2005-032005-043A2005-042005-102005-12 4363.5S11831599853522189072240900783AUB1058003718682The re-examination of two of the ar1636322003-0787PDCC2003-072004-013A2004-012004-022004-03 4363S1074739984317378862248618121AUB6180003723804A re-examination of the five articl16361302005-03479TECH2005-052005-063A2005-062005-102005-12 4364S1074039984310478142240864618AUB6162003723786A solution of Doctor Resolutus, his1619292005-03128PDCC2005-042005-053A2005-052005-102005-12 4365S1071769984287875732264198769AUB6077003723701Calderwood, David,$d1575-1650.The speach of the Kirk of Scotland to her beloved children1620662005-03125APEX2005-042005-053A2005-052005-102005-12 4366S11620099851417166882240893463AUB9275003726899The countesse of Marres Arcadia, or16252482013-03395PDCC2013-042013-063A2013-062014-032014-10 4367S1074059984310678162240881948AUA6051003713675A sermon preached before the right1577432006-0691APEX2006-072006-083A2006-082006-092007-01 4368S1074069984310778172240854644AUB6163003723787An aunsvvere to the Treatise of the15652072013-04922PDCC2013-052013-093A2013-092014-032014-10 4369S1074749984317478872264201808AUB6181003723805The relation betweene the lord of a1635522005-05116APEX2005-062005-073A2005-072005-102005-12 4370S1048699984060051212240897006AUA4381003712005A dyalogue bitwene the playntife an1535142006-0636APEX2006-072007-053Y2007-052008-022008-09 4371S11669999851915172102248545138AUB0561003718185A relation of the successefull begi163492002-0229PDCC2002-032002-043A2002-042002-052003-01 4372S1074769984317678892240922863AUA6094003713718An admonicion against astrology iud1561412007-0780TECH2007-072009-103A2009-102010-042011-04 4374S1071779984287975752240860167AUA5947003713571Aphorismes of Christian religion: o15961112008-11285PDCC2008-122009-023A2009-022009-092011-04 4380S1081289984381785762248506060AUA6440003714064The catechisme or manner to teache1556782013-04217PDCC2013-042013-063A2013-062014-032014-10 4391.3S91281604491431812292248550050Calvin, Jean,$d1509-1564.[Adtimchiol an chreidimh comhaghalluidhedar an maighiser, agas an foghluinte:] : [aghon, minisder an tsoisgeil, agas an leanamh].Catéchisme de l'Eglise de Genève. Gaelic. 16311631622013-01191PDCC2013-012013-043A2013-042014-032014-10 4392S1071809984288275782240881949AUA5948003713572Certaine homilies of m. Ioan Calvin1553602009-01163PDCC2009-022009-033R2009-052009-063Y2009-062009-092011-04 4393S107373998430751786832240899490A commentarie of Iohn Caluine, vpon15784672011-122260PDCC2011-122017-053A2017-052022-12 4394S1073749984307677842240890336AUA6032003713656A commentarie of M. Iohn Caluine, v15781112004-02515APEX2004-032004-043A2004-042004-072004-08 4395S1072159984291776142240858404AUA5969003713593The Psalmes of Dauid and others. Wi15715692002-094430TECH2003-012003-023R2006-012006-123R2021-062022-12 4396S1071439984284575372240894708AUA5927003713551A commentary vpon the prophecie of16093532013-044578PDCC2013-052013-123A2013-122014-032014-10 4397S1073769984307877872240894732AUA6033003713657Commentaries of the diuine Iohn Cal15701332012-10566PDCC2012-102013-023A2013-022014-032014-10 4398S1073779984307977882248595169AUA6034003713658The commentaries of M. Iohn Caluin15853242013-042195PDCC2013-052014-023A2014-022014-032014-10 4399S1072139984291576122240863110AUA5968003713592A commentarie vpon the Epistle of S15832252011-031102PDCC2011-032011-053A2011-052011-062011-12 4400S11124799846628116102248514279AUA8325003715949A commentarie vpon S. Paules epistl15773182011-121546PDCC2011-122017-053A2017-052022-12 4401S1072129984291476112240882005AUA5967003713591A commentarie of M. I. Caluine vpon1581852013-04399PDCC2013-052013-073A2013-072014-032014-10 4402S1073789984308077892240860187AUA6035003713659A commentarie of M. Iohn Caluine vp1584512012-11227PDCC2012-112013-013A2013-012013-022014-03 4403S1072119984291376102240894772AUA5966003713590A commentarie of M. Iohn Caluine, v1581512013-04215PDCC2013-052013-073A2013-072014-032014-10 4404S1071849984288675822240858399AUA5952003713576The comentaries of M. Iohn Caluin v15801502012-01381PDCC2012-012012-023A2012-022012-052012-10 4405S1073809984308277912240852049AUA6037003713661A commentarie on the vvhole Epistle16051342013-04625PDCC2013-042013-063A2013-062014-032014-10 4407S11817499853383187662240931613AUB0995003718619An epistle both of Godly consolacio1550342011-0748PDCC2011-082012-023A2012-022012-052012-10 4409S11888899854095195022240892112AUB1285003718909An excellent treatise of the immort15811082011-08240PDCC2011-082011-103A2011-102012-052012-10 4411S1071829984288475802240864624AUA5950003713574A faythfull and moost godlye treaty1548492003-05163TECH2003-052005-033A2005-032005-042005-10 4415S1071549984285675502240866590AUA5934003713558The institution of Christian religi15615222002-123704PDCC2003-012003-023A2003-022003-042003-05 4426.8S11588499851101163562264188982AUB0342003717966Calvin, Jean,$d1509-1564.May, Edward,$db. 1546 or 7.Bunny, Edmund,$d1540-1619.The institutions of Christian religion, written by the reuerend father, M. Iohn Caluin, compendiously abridged by Edmond Bunnie Bachellour of diuinitie; and translated into English by Edward May15802812013-02682PDCC2013-032013-043A2013-042014-032014-10 4429S1072459984294776472240899541AUA5976003713600An abridgement of the Institution o15852142009-09913PDCC2009-102010-113A2010-112011-062011-12 4432S10962199845268101572240866588AUA7450003715074The lectures or daily sermons, of t15781012010-02421PDCC2010-032010-043A2010-042011-062011-12 4434S1072189984292076172240888449AUA5970003713594A little booke of Iohn Caluines con15671232002-10267PDCC2002-102002-113A2002-112002-122003-01 4435S184222831116257722264184907AUC3497003731121The mynde of the godly and excellen1548762011-01113PDCC2011-012011-023A2011-022011-062011-12 4436S11097599846418113832240903021AUA8186003715810Of the life or conuersation of a Ch1549822003-05120PDCC2003-062005-023A2005-022005-042005-10 4437S1072599984296176632240875685AUA5983003713607Diuers sermons of Master Iohn Calui15812092011-081109PDCC2011-092011-103A2011-102012-052012-10 4438S11806199853270186402240947265AUB0960003718584Foure godlye sermons agaynst the po15611092013-04251PDCC2013-052013-073A2013-072014-032014-10 4439.5S11625799851474167482240893457AUB9320003726944A sermon of the famous and Godly le1581232009-0356PDCC2009-042009-063A2009-062009-092011-04 4439S1072889984299076932240894767AUA5993003713617Foure sermons of Maister Iohn Calui1579662013-04236PDCC2013-052013-073A2013-072014-032014-10 4440S11274399847988130602240911383AUA9145003716769Sermon of Maister Iohn Caluin, on t15921462011-08403PDCC2011-092011-103A2011-102012-052012-10 4442S1071669984286875632254538556AUA5941003713565The sermons of M. Iohn Caluin vpon15836852002-108538PDCC2002-112002-123A2002-122003-022003-03 4445S1071609984286275572264190602AUA5937003713561Calvin, Jean,$d1509-1564.Golding, Arthur,$d1536-1606.Sermons of Master Iohn Caluin, vpon the booke of Iob. Translated out of French by Arthur Golding15744482006-096256APEX2006-102006-123A2006-122007-022007-10 4448S12238499857535232892240885981AUB2656003720280The sermons of M. Iohn Caluin, vpon15773662002-101832TECH2002-122003-013R2003-062005-013A2005-012005-042005-10 4449S12219099857342230602240886001AUB2583003720207Sermons of M. Iohn Caluine vpon the15743522006-091770TECH2006-102007-113A2007-112008-022008-09 4450S11275399847998130702248537646AUA9149003716773Sermons of Iohn Caluin, vpon the so1560632006-01195PDCC2006-062007-053A2007-052008-022008-09 4452S11860399853810192082240929205AUB1145003718769Sermons of M. Iohn Caluine, vpon th15791322005-12663TECH2005-122006-103A2006-102007-022007-10 4457S1072649984296676692240894733AUA5987003713611Thirteene sermons of Maister Iohn C15791832013-04584PDCC2013-052013-073A2013-072014-032014-10 4458S11852999853736191312240933979AUC0639003728263Thre notable sermones, made by the1562482012-02101PDCC2012-022015-123A2015-122022-12 4460S1072899984299176942240872457AUA5994003713618Two and twentie sermons of Maister15801972011-08819PDCC2011-082011-103A2011-102012-052012-10 4461S11072699846215111662240890296AUA8058003715682Two godly and learned sermons, made1584752005-12180PDCC2006-042007-043A2007-042008-022008-09 4462S11271899847963130332248530395AUA9132003716756Calvin, Jean,$d1509-1564.Tvvo Godly and notable sermons preached by the excellent and famous clarke, master Iohn Caluyne, in the yere. 15551560512013-0484PDCC2013-052013-073A2013-072014-032014-10 4463S11099399846431113962240908524AUA8194003715818A short instruction for to arme all1549852013-04252PDCC2013-052013-073A2013-072014-032014-10 4464S12192899857085227572248505768AUB2459003720083Three propositions or speeches, whi15801002011-10235PDCC2011-102011-113A2011-112012-052012-10 4466S1072919984299376962240888453AUA5996003713620Tvvo and tvventie lectures vpon the16201732013-04763PDCC2013-052013-073A2013-072014-032014-10 4467S11275699848001130732248527363AUA9152003716776A very profitable treatise1561632012-05118PDCC2012-052012-063A2012-062013-022014-03 4469S11514199850360155562240849683AUB8717003726341The seaven trumpets of brother Bart16262262010-10350PDCC2010-102010-113A2010-112011-062011-12 4470S1072939984299576982240894758AUA5998003713622Tvvo very notable commentaries15621252006-06595TECH2006-062007-053A2007-052008-022008-09 4471S11707299852287176032248545126AUB9832003727456Cambium Regis: or, The office of Hi1628222012-0668PDCC2012-062012-123A2012-122013-022014-03 4472.3S254124292936274982240942249AUC4928003732552Cambridge, July 6, 1638163822012-067PDCC2012-072013-103A2013-102014-032014-10 4472.5S254224293113274992240908445AUC4929003732553Cambridge 1638, from the 6 of July163812007-083APEX2007-082007-093A2007-092008-022008-09 4472S11440999849634147942240854548AUB8345003725969Whereas divers disordered people in163512006-0611TECH2006-062006-083A2006-082006-092007-01 4474.103S457123535565267292240906228AUC4298003731922Pulsus urina certior ; Gravior ex a160012007-084APEX2007-082007-093A2007-092008-022008-09 4474.105S457223535662267302248528905AUC4299003731923Renati fide non operibus iustifican158412007-087APEX2007-082007-093A2007-092008-022008-09 4474.107S457323536809267322240908290AUC4301003731925Salutis cuique suae certa sunt indi158612007-087APEX2007-082007-093A2007-092008-022008-09 4474.110S457423540135267332240924021AUC4302003731926Scholasticos in rep. nimis esse mul158412007-085APEX2007-092007-103Y2007-102008-022008-09 4474.113S457523543148267352240917044AUC4304003731928Si crimini certa poena est a legibu159012007-083APEX2007-092007-103Y2007-102008-022008-09 4474.115S457623547525267362248541080AUC4305003731929Simplex cibus multiplici est antepo158012007-086APEX2007-082007-093A2007-092008-022008-09 4474.123S184822834219257792240941626AUC3503003731127Vniversitas creaturarum est perfect163012007-085APEX2007-082007-093A2007-092008-022008-09 4474.125S457723551256267372240940958AUC4306003731930Verae notae ecclesiae , sunt visibi158512007-084APEX2007-082007-093A2007-092008-022008-09 4474.127S457823553519267382248532013AUC4307003731931Virtuti magis quam morbo credendum158512007-084APEX2007-092007-103Y2007-102008-022008-09 4474.134S184922834338257802248534193AUC3504003731128Quantitas non realiter distinguitur163812007-082APEX2007-082007-093A2007-092008-022008-09 4474.17S455623525766267122248541073AUC4284003731908Carmina et characteres non prosunt158512007-085APEX2007-082007-093A2007-092008-022008-09 4474.18S455723526251267132248549481AUC4285003731909Christiano propria salus fide crede160012007-085APEX2007-082007-093A2007-092008-022008-09 4474.1S455523525655267112240947713AUC4283003731907Ab ecclesiastico iudice arbitrante158512007-084APEX2007-082007-093A2007-092008-022008-09 4474.31S455823526456267142240910831AUC4286003731910Doctrina ecclesiae papistic{aelig}158512007-084APEX2007-092007-103A2007-102008-022008-09 4474.32S12086599856058215762240894515AUC1747003729371Eadem res duobus vendita, cui prius158612007-083APEX2007-082007-093A2007-092008-022008-09 4474.33S184422832078257752240937527AUC3500003731124Ecclesia non eximit subiectos domin161212007-089APEX2007-082007-103A2007-102008-022008-09 4474.34S455923526582267152240929846AUC4287003731911Ecclesia visibilis errare potest fi159012007-084APEX2007-082007-093Y2007-092008-022008-09 4474.42S456023527019267162240910812AUC4288003731912Furem, a quo res nostras iudicio re157712007-088APEX2007-082007-093Y2007-092008-022008-09 4474.43S456123527140267172248535733AUC4289003731913Galeni medicamenta chymicis meliora158612007-087APEX2007-082007-093Y2007-092008-022008-09 4474.54S456223527311267182240906257AUC4290003731914Ingenui adolescentes sunt reip. lau157712007-087APEX2007-082007-093Y2007-092008-022008-09 4474.61S456323527724267192240942263AUC4291003731915Interpretatio sacr{aelig} scriptur{158412007-086APEX2007-082007-093Y2007-092008-022008-09 4474.62S456423527844267202240948856AUC4292003731916Is qui de se confessus est in caput159012007-083APEX2007-092007-103A2007-102008-022008-09 4474.64S1055679984129458682248571274AUA4926003712550Legatum distribuendum in nuptiis mu158612007-085APEX2007-082007-093A2007-092008-022008-09 4474.71S456523528417267212240908316AUC4293003731917Melior est amicus medicus qu{grave}158012004-067PDCC2004-072017-053A2017-052022-12 4474.72S456623528653267222248541076AUC4294003731918Minima vis potest movere maximum po158512007-088APEX2007-082007-093A2007-092008-022008-09 4474.74S456723534225267232240939784AUC4295003731919Mulier, est ingeniosior, qu{grave}a159012007-083APEX2007-092007-103Y2007-102008-022008-09 4474.75S12088599856078215972264218489005371044University of Cambridge.Multitudo librorum est studiorum impedimentum163762009-0535PDCC2009-062014-063A2014-062015-032016-02 4474.91S184722834045257782240950118AUC3502003731126Omnes homines naturaliter scire des163012007-083APEX2007-082007-093Y2007-092008-022008-09 4474.92S456823534564267252240929866AUC4296003731920Omnes passiones capitis {grave}a st160012007-083APEX2007-082007-093Y2007-092008-022008-09 4474.97S11074099846225267272264199448Opinio maior veritate ; Ver, anni t157712007-088APEX2007-082007-093Y2007-092008-022008-09 4474.98S457023535442267282240948859AUC4297003731921Ordinaria d{aelig}monum eiectio hod160012007-082APEX2007-092007-103Y2007-102008-022008-09 4476.3S254324295580275002240902687AUC4930003732554Articles and orders agreed upon by163612006-067APEX2006-072006-093A2006-092007-022007-10 4481S12242099857569233292240875770AUC2285003729909Epicedium Cantabrigiense, in obitum1612592011-06201PDCC2011-072017-053A2017-052022-12 4484.5S318533143124282442240925441AUC5569003733193The foundation of the Vniversitie o162222005-1037PDCC2006-012006-123A2006-122007-022007-10 4485S126049526331031739212240927574Scot, John, the elder.The foundation of the universitie of Cambridge, : vvith a catalogue of the principall founders and speciall benefactours of all the colledges, and totall number of students, magistrates and officers therein being, anno 1634.163432008-0147PDCC2008-022008-033Y2008-032008-092009-03 4489.7S384133151069289002240941665AUC6206003733830The Names of all such noble persons163312007-08 4490S11833299853539189232240889735University of Cambridge.Orders agreed upon, and published by the vicechancellour and maior of the Vniversitie and town of Cambridge : and the justices of both bodies, and the doctors and aldermen their assistants.162522006-0316TECH2006-032006-053A2006-052006-092007-01 4491.3S254424296827275012240908444AUC4931003732555Select{aelig} aliquot legum atque o162812007-086APEX2007-082007-093Y2007-092008-022008-09 4491.7S12365824297100275032240914825AUC4933003732557Statuta qu{aelig}dam primaria {amp} ali162512007-0810APEX2007-082010-043A2010-042011-062011-12 4493.5S254724298104275042240906247AUC4934003732558To all Christian people to whome th161612006-073TECH2006-082016-013A2016-012022-12 4493.7S254824298566275052240910863AUC4935003732559To all Christian people to whome th161812007-083APEX2007-082007-093Y2007-092008-022008-09 4494S1073379984303977462240894771AUB6134003723758True copies of all the Latine orati1623192011-1265PDCC2011-122016-023A2016-022022-12 4497S1073729984307477822240899542AUA6031003713655Annales16254062005-081720PDCC2005-102005-113A2005-112006-012006-02 4499S254924299224275062240900571AUC4936003732560The historie of the life and reigne16342592002-08985TECH2002-102002-113Y2002-112002-122003-01 4510.8S11567199850889161252240893488AUB8961003726585Britain, or A chorographicall descr16376472003-045047PDCC2003-052003-063A2003-062003-082003-09 4521S1074089984310978192240864655AUA6053003713677Remaines of a greater worke, concer16051532007-07608TECH2007-072007-103A2007-102008-022008-09 4527.2S300129647827280612248555287AUC5396003733020Camelles conclusion155232006-0611TECH2006-062007-053A2007-052008-022008-09 4527.4S299529644446280552240925748AUC5390003733014Camelles reioindre to Churchyarde155212006-0610APEX2006-072006-083A2006-082006-092007-01 4527.6S299429644263280542248553412AUC5389003733013To Dauid Dicars when155212006-064TECH2006-062006-073A2006-072006-092007-01 4527.8S299929647104280592248546942AUC5394003733018To goodman Chappels supplication155212006-062APEX2006-072006-083A2006-082006-092007-01 4527S107395998430961775482240888527Camden, William,$d1551-1623.The abridgment of Camden's Brita[n]nia : with the maps of the seuerall shires of England and Wales.Britannia. English. Abridgments1626662013-07197PDCC2013-082013-103A2013-102014-032014-10 4529S94421556055248092248559715AUC2698003730322The living librarie, or, Meditation16212112006-061754TECH2006-062006-073R2020-012022-12 4531S1074099984311078202240863120AUA6054003713678An examination of those plausible a1626902004-11292PDCC2005-012005-023A2005-022005-042005-10 4532S1075059984320479192240858513AUB6197003723821A tract of the soueraigne iudge of1628252004-1196TECH2004-122005-013A2005-012005-042005-10 4533S11886999854076194832240900765AUB1271003718895A treatise upon death1635652006-06149APEX2006-072007-103A2007-102008-022008-09 4535S11620299851419166902240911474AUB9277003726901Campian Englished. Or A translation1632982004-11169PDCC2004-122005-013A2005-012005-042005-10 4536.5S185122835399257852240948896AUC3509003731133Rationes decem1581442004-1190TECH2004-122007-073A2007-072008-022008-09 4536S1075069984320579202240915887AUA6103003713727A particular declaration or testimo1582152004-1136TECH2004-122005-013A2005-012005-042005-10 4537S1074119984311278222240852082AUA6056003713680A true reporte of the death {amp} marty1582262000-009PDCC2001-082001-093A2001-102001-112003-01 4538S1074129984311378232240892344AUB2756003720380The discription of a maske, present1607202002-1146PDCC2002-122003-013A2003-012003-022003-03 4539S1074149984311578252240858403AUA6058003713682The description of a maske: present1614152002-1123TECH2002-122003-013A2003-012003-022003-03 4541.5S18522025022835581257862240893320AUC3510003731134A friends aduice162512002-116APEX2002-122003-013A2003-012003-022003-03 4541.7C.20.f.7[116]998842141829822264209608Campion, Thomas, 1567-1620.A friends aduice: : in an excellent ditty, concerning the variable changes in this world. To a pleasant new tune.1628-1629?12008-086PDCC2008-112009-013Y2009-012009-022009-10 4543S11860499853811192092240893503AUB1146003718770Obseruations in the art of English1602252002-1152APEX2003-012003-063A2003-062003-082003-09 4545S1048649984059551162240862998AUB5620003723244A relation of the late royall enter1613172002-1150APEX2003-012003-063A2003-062003-082003-09 4546S1071709984287275672240864648AUA5944003713568Songs of mourning1613112006-0817TECH2006-092006-103A2006-102007-022007-10 4547S1066619984237470222240861678AUA5597003713221Tvvo bookes of ayres.1613272002-11109PDCC2002-122003-013Y2003-012003-022003-03 4548S1066629984237570232240868392AUA5598003713222The third and fourth booke of ayres1617232002-1170PDCC2002-122003-013R2003-012003-023A2003-022003-042003-05 4549S1074169984311778272240877151AUB6165003723789Admirable events: selected out of f16391932011-09594APEX2011-092011-113A2011-112012-052012-10 4551S116152998513691781292240911463Camus, Jean-Pierre,$d1584-1652.P. S. P.,$dfl. 1630.A discours hapned. Betwene an hermite called Nicephorus & a yong louer called Tristan, who for that his Mistresse Petronilla entred into religion would faine become an hermite. All faithfullie dravven out of the historie of Petronilla, composed in French by the Right Reuerend Father in God Iohn Peter Camus Bishop of Belley. And translated into English by P.S.P. Petronille. English1630922013-12189APEX2013-122014-023A2014-022014-032014-10 4552S1075429984324179572248596521AUB6211003723835A draught of eternitie. Written in16322512013-04448PDCC2013-042013-063A2013-062014-032014-10 4553S1075079984320679212240948137AUB6198003723822A spirituall combat16321542006-01190APEX2006-022006-083A2006-082006-092007-01 4554S1075449984324379592240939468AUB6212003723836The spirituall director disinteress16333482013-02587APEX2013-022013-053A2013-052014-032014-10 4555.5S125292998983531333992240889894005372283A true report of a voyage made this last summer by a fleete of 73. shippes, sent forth at the command and direction of the states generall of the vnited prouinces :$bto the coast of Spaine and the Canary-Isles: and in what sort the said fleet tooke the principall town, and two castles of the Grand Canaria; as also an other towne in the island of Gomera: with the successe of part of the saide fleete in their returne homeward. Which set saile for Spaine the 25. of May, and returned home the 10. of Septemb. 1599.1599182013-0755PDCC2013-082013-103A2013-102014-032014-10 4555Huth 50[57]998920981823722248560834Canand, J.B. G. (Bernard Garter).The fantasies of a troubled mannes head.156612008-088PDCC2008-112009-053Y2009-052009-092011-04 4556S11075799846238111922240903047AUA8073003715697The conquest of the Grand Canaries1599162012-0655APEX2012-062012-083A2012-082013-022014-03 4557S11272599847970130412240892116AUA9139003716763A pleasant description of the fortu1583132010-0627PDCC2010-072010-083A2010-082011-062011-12 4558S10960299845249101372240875613AUA7436003715060The alphabet of prayers1565482006-0692APEX2006-072006-083A2006-082006-092007-01 4565S11683999852054173562240923815AUB0588003718212The pathe of obedience, compiled by1556352006-0655TECH2006-062006-083A2006-082006-092007-01 4569S153320192077237992240956553AUB2979003720603[Crynnodeb] o adysc Cristnogaul1609372005-0599TECH2005-062006-113Y2006-112007-022007-10 4570S11706799852282175982273354509AUB9827003727451Opus catechisticum D. Petri Canisii16111502005-05476APEX2005-052006-113Y2006-112007-022007-10 4571.5S1075459984324479602248609437AUB6213003723837Canisius, Petrus,$cSaint,$d1521-1597.Garnet, Henry,$d1555-1606.A summe of Christian doctrine: composed in Latin, by the R. Father P. Canisius, of the Society of Iesus. With an appendix of the fall of man & iustification, according to the doctrine of the Councel of Trent. Newly translated into Englishe. To which is adioined the explication of certaine questions not handled at large in the booke as shall appeare in the table15923582012-09911PDCC2012-092012-103A2012-102013-022014-03 4574S11701599852230175432248542315A necessitie of separation from the16341522006-06551APEX2006-072006-083Y2006-082006-092007-01 4575.7S11589199851108163642248531930AUB9098003726722A casket of ievvells and precious p1625392013-0441PDCC2013-042013-063A2013-062014-032014-10 4575S11514999850368155652240877940AUB8722003726346A stay against straying. Or An answ1639782006-06435TECH2006-062007-053A2007-052008-022008-09 4576S11862299853829192272248556847AUC0683003728307The cryer.1613192013-0478PDCC2013-052015-043A2015-042022-12 4577S11339099848625137342240883200AUA9433003717057Lachrim{aelig}: or lamentations ove1616322013-0461PDCC2013-042013-063A2013-062014-032014-10 4578S11707499852289176052240941179AUB9834003727458Three sermons1616352013-0473PDCC2013-042013-063A2013-062014-032014-10 4579S10960399845250101382248512428AUA7437003715061The cobler of Caunterburie, or An i1590422012-06153PDCC2012-062012-073A2012-072013-022014-03 4582S1074239984312478342240879600AUA6062003713686Articles, wherupon it was agreed by157552013-129APEX2013-122015-063A2015-062022-12 4585S12097199856162216882240888091AUC1796003729420Certaine considerations drawne from1605352005-07177TECH2005-082005-103A2005-102006-012006-02 4586E203_3R212819998713791576882240942088005367619Church of England.$bProvince of Canterbury.$bConvocation.A grant of the benevolence or contribution to His most excellent Majestie, by the clergie of the Province of Canterburie. :$bIn the Convocation or sacred synode holden at London. Anno Domini 1640.1640152013-0535PDCC2013-052013-073A2013-072014-032014-10 4587S1074699984316978822248573834AUA6093003713717An order for publike prayers to be1586212013-0569PDCC2013-062017-043A2017-042022-12 4588S11853199853738191332240933996AUC0640003728264A sermon preached in Oxford-shire;1624212013-0465PDCC2013-042013-063A2013-062014-032014-10 4590S11159299846894118912240904556AUA8486003716110Here begynneth a litill boke necess148592006-0320PDCC2006-052007-053A2007-052008-022008-09 4592.5S1048929984062251462240892900AUB5625003723249Here begynneth a treatyse aeynst [s151172009-1221PDCC2009-122012-023A2012-022012-052012-10 4592S1084329984409188772248527016AUA6669003714293Here begynneth a treatyse agaynst p150992002-0220APEX2002-022002-033A2002-032002-042003-01 4593.5S11589499851111163682240855856AUB9100003726724Here after ensuith a litle treatise153692009-0724PDCC2009-082014-083A2014-082015-032016-02 4593S11159799846898118952240908781AUA8488003716112Here begynneth a litil boke the whi152072009-12 4594S1084299984408888742240879587AUA6667003714291[The siege of Rhodes].1482252005-1091TECH2005-112006-073A2006-072006-092007-01 4595S11921299854419198402240934205AUC0984003728608Tentations16332512006-06490TECH2006-062007-063A2007-062008-022008-09 4598S118625998538321775512240894665Capel, Richard,$d1586-1656.Tentations : their nature, danger, cure. The third part: by Richard Capel, sometimes fellow of Magdalen Colledge in Oxford.Tentations. Part 31636922013-12175APEX2013-122014-073A2014-072015-032016-02 4600S107549998432481775522240857053Capell, Moses.Gods valuation of mans soule 1632272013-1284APEX2013-122014-033A2014-032015-032016-02 4602S1074969984319579092240857088AUA6099003713723Here begynneth the kalendre of the15161622002-10538PDCC2002-112002-123A2002-122003-022003-03 4603S114412998496371778842240868352Capilla, Andrés,$dd. 1610.Manfield, Henry.[A manuall of spirituall exercises] Manual de exercicios espirituales. English16251522013-12242APEX2013-122014-033A2014-032015-032016-02 4605S11737799852591179202240874261AUC0038003727662A newe secte of friars called Capic158012006-071TECH2006-082006-093A2006-092007-022007-10 4606S12194099857096227682240858811AUC2119003729743The historie of Cambria, now called15842352002-12890PDCC2003-012003-023A2003-022003-042003-05 4607S1047949984052550372240892902AUA4328003711952Cardanus comforte translated into E15731142006-06368TECH2006-062007-063Y2007-062008-022008-09 4613S1074829984318178942240952461AUA6095003713719The tragedie of Mariam, the faire q1613362000-00134PDCC2002-012002-033A2002-032002-042003-01 4614S1048919984062151452240900450AUB5624003723248A herrings tayle1598172004-1059TECH2004-102004-113A2004-112005-012005-03 4615.5S11948299854689201252248504001AUC1172003728796Carew, Richard,$cSir,$dd. 1643?The warming stone164062009-0514PDCC2009-062009-073A2009-072009-092011-04 4615S1074799984317878912240852092AUB6183003723807The survey of Cornvvall. Written by16021692004-10565APEX2005-012008-053A2008-052008-092009-03 4616S118335998535421777882240904780Carew, Thomas,$cPreacher.Certaine godly and necessarie sermons, preached by M. Thomas Carew of Bilston in the countie of Suffolke ... 16031742013-12450APEX2013-122014-023A2014-022014-032014-10 4617S118627998538341775532240933851Carew, Thomas,$cPreacher.Foure godlie and profitable sermons preached by Maister Thomas Carevv, the first against popery or false religion. Mathew .16.18 ... 1605802013-12155APEX2013-122014-033A2014-032015-032016-02 4618S107477998984131329672240910811005372186Carew, Thomas,$d1595?-1639?Bruno, Giordano,$d1548-1600.$tSpaccio de la bestia trionfante.Jones, Inigo,$d1573-1652.Cœlum Britanicum :$bA masque at White-Hall in the Banquetting-House, on Shrove-Tuesday-night, the 18. of February, 1633.1634212009-0671PDCC2009-072009-083A2009-082009-092011-04 4620S1073839984308477932240863084Poems16401352002-11249APEX2002-122003-013Y2003-012003-022003-03 4621S118628998538351775542240894618Carier, Benjamin,$d1566-1614.A copy of a letter, vvritten by M. Doctor Carier beyond seas, to some particular friends in England. VVhereunto are added certaine collections found in his closet, made by him (as is thought) of the miserable ends of such as haue impugned the Catholike Church. To which also is annexed a briefe exhortation to perseuere constantly in the said Catholike Church, what opposition soeuer may occurre, and the danger of liuing out of the same; and lastly, a few examples of the admirable prosperity, of such as haue defended the Catholike Church 1615222013-1283APEX2013-122014-023A2014-022014-032014-10 4622S107551998432501775552248619066Carier, Benjamin,$d1566-1614.A sermon preached before the Prince, at Richmond, this present yeere. 1606. By B: Charier, D: of Diuinitie, and one of the Prince his chaplaines 1606142013-1232APEX2013-122014-063A2014-062015-032016-02 4623.5S11589899851115163722240906666AUB9102003726726A treatise, vvritten by M. doctor C1614292002-0897APEX2002-092002-103A2002-102002-122003-01 4625S11737999852593179222240874260AUC0040003727664A carrier to a king. Or Doctour Car1632672013-12103APEX2013-122014-063A2014-062015-032016-02 4626.3S391633151175289762240937475AUC6278003733902A wonderfull prophecye contynuyng t155082010-019PDCC2010-012010-033A2010-032010-042011-04 4626.5S91357449203211737672248574670Carleill, Christopher, 1551?-1593.A breef and sommarie discourse vpon the entended voyage to the hethermoste partes of America: / Written by Captaine Carleill in Aprill 1583. for the better inducement to satisfie suche marchauntes of the Moscouian Companie and others, as in disburcyng their money towardes the furniture of the present charge: doe demaunde forthwith a present returne of gaine: albeit their saied perticuler disburcements are required but in verie slender sommes: The highest beeyng twentie and fiue pounde. The second at twelve pound ten shillynges. And y[e] lowest at sixe pound fiue shillinges.158392010-0835PDCC2010-092011-023Y2011-022011-062011-12 4626S1074999984319879122240902847AUA6101003713725The thre bokes of cronicles, whyche15502932006-06994APEX2006-072006-093A2006-092007-022007-10 4627S107552998432511777892248607596Carlell, Lodowick,$d1602?-1675.Arviragus and Philicia : As it was acted at the Private House in Black-Fryers by his Majesties servants. The first and second part.1639902013-12304APEX2013-122014-073A2014-072015-032016-02 4628S1075549984325379692248584058The deseruing fauorite.1629602010-10217PDCC2010-102010-113A2010-112011-062011-12 4629S1075539984325279682264192821The speech of Sir Dudly Carlton Lor161862009-0514PDCC2009-062010-073A2010-072011-062011-12 4630S1076579984335480782240863065Astrologomania: the madnesse of ast1624732003-01236APEX2003-022003-033A2003-032003-042003-05 4632S11281899848061131352248534438AUA9186003716810Carleton, George,$d1559-1628.Directions to know the true church. Written by George Carleton, Doctor of Diuinitie1615742007-03103APEX2007-032009-023A2009-022009-092011-04 4633S121921556251248112264183934AUC2700003730324An examination of those things wher1626632003-01213PDCC2003-022003-033A2003-032003-042003-05 4637S1075559984325479702248591769Iurisdiction regall, episcopall, pa16101652003-01745APEX2003-022003-033A2003-032003-042003-05 4638S11853299853739191342240889958AUC0641003728265An oration made at the Hage, before161972003-0111APEX2003-042003-063A2003-062003-082003-09 4640S1075139984321279272240941918AUB6199003723823A thankfull remembrance of Gods mer16241232003-01389TECH2003-022003-033A2003-032003-042003-05 4644S1075569984325579712240934954AUB6216003723840Tithes examined and proued to bee d1606472003-01167APEX2003-022003-033A2003-032003-042003-05 4647S1258999984322079352240894718AUB6203003723827The life of Bernard Gilpin1629352003-01129TECH2003-022003-033R2003-052005-023A2005-022005-042005-10 4649S1048979984062751512240900445AUB5629003723253Madrigals to fiue voyces: newly pub1601862003-10110TECH2003-102003-113A2003-112003-122004-03 4650S91360449203221737682264223100Carliell, Robert, d. 1622?Britaines glorie, or An allegoricall dreame: : with the exposition thereof. Containing [brace]the heathens infidelitie, the Turkes blasphemie, the popes hypocrisie, Amsterdams varietie, the Church of Englands veritie [brace] in religion. And in our Church of England, [brace] the kings excellency. His issues integritie. The nobles and gentries constancie. The councels and iudges fidelitie. The preachers puritie. The bishops sinceritie. / Conceiued and written by Robert Carlyle gent. for the loue and honour of his king and country.1618292013-04111PDCC2013-042013-063A2013-062014-032014-10 4654S1075379984323679512240941927AUA6119003713743A discourse, concerning two diuine15821782003-10414APEX2003-112003-123A2003-122004-022004-03 4655S1075589984325779732240873784AUA6123003713747A discourse.1572582003-10279PDCC2003-112003-123A2003-122004-022004-03 4658S11707999852294176102240931520AUB9838003727462Strange ne[w]es.160672007-1012APEX2007-102010-073A2010-072011-062011-12 4662S11441899849643148032240896284AUB8348003725972Contemplations for the institution1601492008-01137PDCC2008-022009-073A2009-072009-092011-04 4663S11875599853962193672248561736AUC0747003728371The plaine ma[ns] spirituall plough16071282013-04444PDCC2013-052013-073A2013-072014-032014-10 4664S1075599984325879742240911135AUA6124003713748A preparatiue to contentation15971982008-01777PDCC2008-022009-073A2009-072009-092011-04 4665S11684199852056173582240872638AUB2812003720436Remember Lots wife.1588622013-04163PDCC2013-052013-083A2013-082014-032014-10 4666S1075609984325979752240877599AUB6218003723842Schelomonocham, or King Solomon his16061932008-01918PDCC2008-022009-073A2009-072009-092011-04 4667S11921499854421198422240931604AUC0985003728609The song of the beloued, concerning15991312013-04318APEX2013-042013-063A2013-062014-032014-10 4668.5S27022169560252102248515306AUC3037003730661Achitophel, or, The picture of a wi162712007-081APEX2007-082007-093Y2007-092008-022008-09 4668S1048939984062351472240904355AUB5626003723250Time complaining, giueth a most god1588162013-0431APEX2013-052013-073A2013-072014-032014-10 4669S1075399984323879542240858475AUA6120003713744Achitophel, or, The picture of a wi1629362003-10153APEX2003-112003-123A2003-122004-022004-03 4673S1076609984335780812248579444AUB6270003723894Chorazin and Bethsaida's vvoe, or w1633482003-1088TECH2003-102003-113A2003-112003-122004-03 4677S1076049984330280202240909159AUB6241003723865Geographie delineated forth in two16353012003-101244PDCC2003-112003-123A2003-122004-022004-03 4681S1076769984337281002240945335AUB6275003723899The conscionable Christian: or, The1623652013-04215APEX2013-042013-063A2013-062014-032014-10 4683.5S125294999005651735092240874221005372284Carpenter, Richard,$d1575-1627.Three profitable sermons. 1. A pastorall charge. 2. Christs Larum-bell. 3. The soules sentinell :$bPreached at seuerall times vpon sundry occasions, by Richard Carpenter pastor of Sherwill in Devon.16171392013-04284APEX2013-042013-063A2013-062014-032014-10 4684S1048959984062551492240892879AUA4401003712025A larume belle for London, with {gr1573122006-0621TECH2006-062006-093A2006-092007-022007-10 4685S11121299846607115872248514182AUA8307003715931The ruinous fal of prodigalitie1573232006-0643APEX2006-072006-083A2006-082006-092007-01 4687S18542019422836608257892248532320AUC3513003731137The cunning age, or, A re-married w162512002-098APEX2002-102002-113A2002-112002-122003-01 4691S1078969984358883312248518011AUA6292003713916The fountaine of ancient fiction.15991032006-06350APEX2006-072006-083A2006-082006-092007-01 4692AS11993099855135206082240948839AUB1583003719207A sermon of Gods omnipotencie and p1615252013-0456APEX2013-042013-063A2013-062014-032014-10 4692S11738299852596179252264187071AUC0042003727666Christ his last vvill, and Iohn his1621502013-04117APEX2013-042013-063A2013-062014-032014-10 4693S11863199853838192362240916001AUC0686003728310The wise King, and the learned iudg1618382013-0489APEX2013-042013-063A2013-062014-032014-10 4694S11833899853545189322264214789AUC0513003728137Vindici{aelig} decimarum. Of tithes1640292006-06124APEX2006-072006-083Y2006-082006-092007-01 4695S11622099851437167092240899312AUB9292003726916A plaine and compendious exposition1627672013-04322APEX2013-042013-063A2013-062014-032014-10 4696S11622299851439167112248541945AUB9294003726918Winter-evenings communication with1628212013-0446APEX2013-042013-063A2013-062014-032014-10 4697.5S153720211926238032240927592AUB2983003720607A military dialogue betweene Philom1640142006-0638APEX2006-072007-053Y2007-052008-022008-09 4697S1081699984385086092240937336AUA6469003714093An ansvvere made by Oliuer Carter,1579992013-04251APEX2013-042013-073A2013-072014-032014-10 4698S11622799851444167182240889922AUB9297003726921Carters Christian common vvealth; o16271642013-04264APEX2013-042013-063A2013-062014-032014-10 4699S1048969984062651502264175853AUB5628003723252A shorte and briefe narration of th1580452005-11195PDCC2006-032006-043A2006-042006-092007-01 4700S1049019984063151552240892865AUA4405003712029The voyage of the wandering knight.1581692004-05288PDCC2004-072004-083A2004-082004-102004-11 4704S11863299853839192372240933818AUC0687003728311The life, confession, and heartie r1621192006-0654APEX2006-062006-073A2006-072006-092007-01 4705S1076779984337381012240915896AUA6167003713791The preachers trauels.1611572003-07239PDCC2003-082003-093A2003-092003-102003-11 4706S11860799853814192122240894617AUB1148003718772A brief apologie of Thomas Cartwrig1596152011-1148PDCC2011-112012-023A2012-022012-052012-10 4707.5S11858499853791191872240929424AUC0671003728295Cartwright, Thomas,$d1535-1603.Christian religion: substantially, methodicalli[e,] [pla]inlie, and profitablie treatised16111622013-01524PDCC2013-012013-043A2013-042014-032014-10 4707.7S1074719984317178842240868402AUB6178003723802Cartwright, Thomas,$d1535-1603.Bradshaw, William,$d1571-1618.A treatise of Christian religion. Or, the whole bodie and substance of diunintie. By T.C.16161952013-04798APEX2013-052013-073A2013-072014-032014-10 4708S11738399852597179262264190812AUC0043003727667A commentary vpon the epistle of Sa16121732013-04442APEX2013-042013-063A2013-062014-032014-10 4710.5S124379998989481508222240864728005371361Cartwright, Thomas,$d1535-1603.A plaine explanation of the vvhole Revelation of Saint John :$bVery necessary and comfortable in these dayes of trouble and affliction in the church. Penned by a faithfull preacher, now with God, for more priuate vse, and now published for the further benefit of the people of God.1622732013-04248APEX2013-042013-063A2013-062014-032014-10 4712S12056399855759212612248503040AUB1862003719486A replye to an ansvvere made of M.15731162013-041007APEX2013-042013-063A2013-062014-032014-10 4713S11079899846271112272240903063AUA8092003715716A second admonition to the parliame1572372013-04159APEX2013-042013-063A2013-062014-032014-10 4714S1075699984326879852240916151AUA6127003713751The second replie of Thomas Cartwri15753592013-041842APEX2013-052013-113A2013-112014-032014-10 4715S1075719984327079872240944197AUA6128003713752The rest of the second replie of Th15771432013-04657APEX2013-042013-063A2013-062014-032014-10 4716S1076809984337681062240882015AUB6276003723900Syn the{marc}oi en christ{marc}oi16021002013-04228APEX2013-042013-063A2013-062014-032014-10 4717S12238899857539232932248526929AUC2272003729896The royall slaue.1639342003-07121APEX2003-072004-013A2004-012004-022004-03 4718.5S320433143153282632240914714AUC5586003733210Henricus Dominus Carye, Vicecomes F162212007-081APEX2007-092007-103A2007-102008-022008-09 4731.7S122121566497248132240921631AUC2702003730326A briefe treatise1609482003-03100TECH2003-042004-113A2004-112005-012005-03 4733S11834099853547189342240916209AUC0515003728139The hammer for the stone1580122003-0320APEX2003-042004-123A2004-122005-012005-03 4734S11863399853840192382240933998AUC0688003728312The present state of England1626122003-0330PDCC2003-042003-063A2003-062003-082003-09 4738S1049249984065451792240904256AUA4424003712048Galateo of Maister Iohn Della Casa,1576702003-07181TECH2003-072003-093Y2003-092003-102003-11 4739S1049179984064751722240862993AUA4418003712042The Spanish colonie, or Briefe chro1583752006-06317TECH2006-062007-063A2007-062008-022008-09 4741S1076839984337981092240893556AUA6170003713794The ansvvere of Master Isaac Casaub1612272005-09113APEX2005-112006-023A2006-022006-042006-06 4747S1075779984327679932240952496AUB6229003723853The originall of idolatries: or, Th1624762005-09265TECH2005-092005-113A2005-112006-012006-02 4748S1076059984330380212240879765AUB6242003723866The originall of popish idolatrie,1630692010-07335PDCC2010-072010-083A2010-082011-062011-12 4751S1076849984338081102248501648AUB6279003723903The vindication or defence of Isaac1624442005-0994APEX2005-092005-113A2005-112006-012006-02 4752S11739299852606179352240885718AUC0046003727670Meric Casaubon vangeur contre les i1624392009-1187PDCC2009-122017-053A2017-052022-12 4753S1076859984338181112248501666AUA6171003713795A treatise of vse and custome.1638982005-09212PDCC2005-112006-073A2006-072006-092007-01 4755S1075789984327779942240899523AUA6130003713754Apologia musices tam vocalis quam i1588422004-10111APEX2004-112017-053A2017-052022-12 4766S11853499853741191362240893469AUC0643003728267A sermon of the nature and necessit1616162012-0661PDCC2012-072012-093Y2012-092013-022014-03 4767S1078989984359083332240882010AUB6342003723966A sermon of the nature and end of r1616182012-0666PDCC2012-072012-093A2012-092013-022014-03 4769S107899998435911781352264184328Casmann, Otto,$dd. 1607.Tripp, Henry,$dd. 1612.Vade mecum. = Goe vvith mee : deare pietie, and rare charitie. VVhose flame is stirred vp, to dispell the cold out of the minde. By Otho Casmanne, preacher at Stoade. Translated out of Latine, by H.T. minister. The contents appeare in the page following.Vade mecum. English16061372013-12346APEX2013-122014-023A2014-022014-032014-10 4770.7S27122169709252112240940963AUC3038003730662Dialogorum sacrorum libri quatuor157412007-081APEX2007-082007-093Y2007-092008-022008-09 4777S11605999851276165462240899200AUB9192003726816Good and true.16102662011-10654PDCC2011-102016-023A2016-022022-12 4778S12202999857182228662240891799AUB2503003720127The courtyer of Count Baldessar Cas15611972003-10825PDCC2003-122004-043A2004-042004-072004-08 4792S11339199848626137352248542045AUA9434003717058Catascopos.1615142012-0614PDCC2012-062012-073A2012-072013-022014-03 4793S18552007222836715257902240935118AUC3514003731138A Merry neuu catch of all [t]rades162012002-075APEX2002-082002-093Y2002-092002-102003-01 4797.5S343133149795284902240925539AUC5805003733429A Briefe catechisme, conteining the161512007-088APEX2007-092007-103A2007-102008-022008-09 4798S10978299845427103242240853048AUA7562003715186A breefe catechisme so necessarie a157682010-0114PDCC2010-012010-033A2010-032010-042011-04 4799S12064599855840213452240879949AUC1648003729272A breefe catechisme so necessary an158292010-0823PDCC2010-082011-013A2011-012011-062011-12 4800.3S122221566608248142240861735AUC2703003730327The Catechisme in meter1583152011-1025PDCC2011-102011-123A2011-122012-052012-10 4800S1049259984065551802240871311AUB5630003723254A catechisme in briefe questions an162992010-0820PDCC2010-092010-113A2010-112011-062011-12 4802.5S27422170858252142240937487AUC3041003730665A Catechisme163912007-081APEX2007-082007-093Y2007-092008-022008-09 4804S11740499852618179482240882959AUC0055003727679Y catechism neu athravviaeth Gristi1617172005-0344PDCC2005-042006-123A2006-122007-022007-10 4812S11922699854433198542240925321AUC0993003728617A short catechisme, or playne instr1553962003-09133APEX2003-102003-113A2003-112003-122004-03 4813.4S122321566676248152240932712AUC2704003730328The Verye trueth of the conference156262009-055PDCC2009-062010-013A2010-012010-042011-04 4813.6S122421566760248162240919160AUC2705003730329The Lif of Saincte Katheryne150582010-019PDCC2010-012010-033A2010-032010-042011-04 4814S11068199846178111282240897758AUA8031003715655The traduction [and] mariage of the150092010-0817PDCC2010-092010-103A2010-102011-062011-12 4815S1091149984476496062240879917AUA7111003714735Here begynneth the orcharde of Syon15191772009-051062PDCC2009-062009-073R2009-102009-113Y2009-112010-042011-04 4818S122521567321248172240927504AUC2706003730330Prayers stirryng the mynd vnto heau1545272006-0735APEX2006-082016-013A2016-012022-12 4827S1089449984459694252240888508AUA7002003714626The lamentacion of a synner, made b1547612005-01101PDCC2005-032005-043A2005-042005-102005-12 4830.5S1091669984481696622248526386AUB6610003724234The reformed Catholicque, against t162182009-0320PDCC2009-042010-023A2010-022010-042011-04 4830S1079149984360683502248508777AUB6344003723968The life of the blessed virgin, Sai16092322013-10686APEX2013-102013-123A2013-122014-032014-10 4833S1076259984332380462240919759AUB6251003723875A defence of Catholikes persecuted16301182013-01295APEX2013-022013-033A2013-032014-032014-10 4835S12095899856149216752240864852AUC1787003729411A petition apologeticall, presented1604212009-09114PDCC2009-102009-113A2009-112010-042011-04 4839S1020899983788922362264229386AUB4308003721932The hidden treasure1633242013-0596PDCC2013-062013-083A2013-082014-032014-10 4844S1049379984066751942240862898AUA4431003712055Catonis disticha moralia ex castiga1553712007-06144APEX2007-072008-043A2008-042008-092009-03 4849.1S27722171717252182240885985AUC3043003730667Catonis disticha de moribus162112007-081APEX2007-082007-093Y2007-092008-022008-09 4849.3S27822174254252192240952006AUC3044003730668Catonis disticha de moribus162512007-081APEX2007-082007-093Y2007-092008-022008-09 4850S1087589984441492252240855866AUA6875003714499Hic incipit paruus Catho.1477292005-0472TECH2005-052005-073Y2005-072005-102005-12 4851S1064809984219568292240893626AUB5977003723601Hic incipit paruus Catho.1476352005-0479APEX2005-052005-083Y2005-082005-102005-12 4852S1087539984440992192240886411AUA6871003714495Hic incipit paruus Catho.1483272005-0478PDCC2005-062005-073A2005-072005-102005-12 4853S1065699984228369262240857172AUA5534003713158Here begynneth the prologue or proh1484772003-12349PDCC2004-032004-043A2004-042004-072004-08 4854S12111699856303218382240888079AUB2075003719699Preceptes of Cato15531742006-04297APEX2006-052006-073Y2006-072006-092007-01 4859S11752899852741180832240882964AUC0136003727760Cato translated grammatically1612392003-10107APEX2003-112004-113A2004-112005-012005-03 4862S12078099855974214872240866625AUC1707003729331Cato in English verse.1624222007-0663APEX2007-072008-083A2008-082008-092009-03 4863.5S28022175015252212248508800AUC3046003730670Marcus Ausonius his foure bookes of1638722007-09180APEX2007-102009-023A2009-022009-092011-04 4863S1079219984361383572240852059AUB6346003723970Cato variegatus or Catoes morall di1636552002-04140TECH2002-062002-073A2002-072002-082003-01 4864S1079179984360983532240944218AUA6305003713929The geomancie of Maister Christophe15911372011-07548PDCC2011-082016-113A2016-112022-12 4867S122821568164248212240894437AUC2708003730332The examination of the Accidence by160612007-081APEX2007-082007-093Y2007-092008-022008-09 4868S1049229984065251772240863025AUA4422003712046The firme foundation of Catholike r1591612010-09169APEX2010-092011-023A2011-022011-062011-12 4871S11887099854077194842240896162AUB1272003718896The Christian diurnal Written in Fr16322062011-09206APEX2011-092011-103A2011-102012-052012-10 4876S1076309984332880522240952506AUB6254003723878The unfortunate politique, first wr16381152012-09187APEX2012-092012-113A2012-112013-022014-03 4877.2S96002565728211809272240939676[Cautels preservatory concerning the preservation of the gods which are kept in the pyx].154882010-0113PDCC2010-012010-023A2010-022010-042011-04 4877.4S303429736586280942240919259AUC5429003733053A Caveat for the borower, or, A Per160212007-0863APEX2007-092008-033Y2008-032008-092009-03 4877.7S31342021733143047281932240906266AUC5523003733147A Caueat or vvarning for all sortes162012002-085APEX2002-092002-103A2002-102002-122003-01 4878S11258599847832128942240917747AUA906100371668514.Ayres in tabletorie to the lute1598242004-0363PDCC2004-052004-073A2004-072004-102004-11 4880S1079229984361483582248509689AUA6307003713931The image of nature and grace15711442006-07350APEX2006-082009-053A2009-052009-092011-04 4881S107924998436161781372248516588Cawdrey, Daniel,$d1588-1664.Humilitie, the saints liuerie; or, The habit of humilitie, the grace of graces : fetched out of the wardrobe of Saint Paul. As it was deliuered (for substance) in two sermons at Blacke-Fryers in London, the one, September 22. the other, October 6. 1624. By Daniel Cavvdrey minister of the Word of God, at little Ilford in Essex.1624302013-12103APEX2013-122014-073A2014-072015-032016-02 4883S11721499852429177522240909262AUB9922003727546A short and fruitfull treatise, of1604702013-05160PDCC2013-052015-043A2015-042022-12 4884.5S458123586843267422264219029AUC4309003731933A table alphabeticall1609752011-09200APEX2011-092012-013A2012-012012-052012-10 4885S11468099849904150772240868293AUB8461003726085A table alphabeticall1613752000-00420LEME2020-05 4886S11823199853439188222248573066AUC0479003728103A table alphabeticall, or the Engli1617732000-00397LEME2020-05 4887S1079299984362183662240858520AUB6348003723972A treasurie or store-house of simil16004402013-051674PDCC2013-062013-073A2013-072014-032014-10 4889S11729499852509178342240885719AUB9977003727601The pleasant history of Cawwood the1640132005-0946PDCC2005-112006-023A2006-022006-042006-06 4890.3S28122175246252222240884161AUC3047003730671The cleansing of the ten lepers, or1623412006-0746APEX2006-072006-083A2006-082006-092007-01 4890S10972299845368102652248531414AUA7525003715149If it plese ony man spirituel or te147712003-051APEX2003-062003-073Y2003-072003-082003-09 4891S1091389984478896312248526250AUA7126003714750The table of Cebes the philosopher.1545792010-10106PDCC2010-102010-113A2010-112011-062011-12 4892S1076369984333380572248586310AUB6257003723881A iournall, and relation of the act1626172005-1257PDCC2006-042006-053A2006-052006-092007-01 4894S11121799846610115912240922315AUA8310003715934A discoverye of the errors committe1599402006-0772TECH2006-082016-013A2016-012022-12 4895S1076379984333480582248577543AUB6258003723882An answere to certaine scandalous p1606212011-0440PDCC2011-042011-053A2011-052011-062011-12 4896S91394824747121851322264210994Carmen gratulatorium ædium Cecilianarum [i.e. of Lord Burghley] in aduentum serenissimæ reginæ [Elizabeth], 22. Sept. 1571.157112012-062PDCC2012-072013-103A2013-102014-032014-10 4898S11469199849915150882240850307AUB8468003726092Certaine preceptes1618102007-0717TECH2007-072007-093A2007-092008-022008-09 4899S11851799853724191192240919535AUC0631003728255Precepts, or, Directions for the we16361042007-0796TECH2007-072007-113A2007-112008-022008-09 4900.5S315233143073282112240924060AUC5540003733164The counsell of a father to his son161112006-0710APEX2006-082006-103A2006-102007-022007-10 4901S1076389984333580592248586323AUA6155003713779A declaration of the fauourable dea158352002-1111TECH2002-122003-013Y2003-012003-022003-03 4902S1049059984063551592240871404AUA4408003712032The execution of iustice in England1583212006-0586PDCC2006-102006-123A2006-122007-022007-10 4904S1076399984333680602240913867AUA6156003713780Iustitia Britannica.1584382007-07111APEX2007-082007-113A2007-112008-022008-09 4906S11670599851921172162240931629AUB0562003718186L'execution de iustice faicte en An1584402007-07123TECH2007-072007-113A2007-112008-022008-09 4907S11108499846502114752240902970AUA8234003715858Atto della Giustitia d'Inghilterra,1584592007-07108TECH2007-072007-103A2007-102008-022008-09 4908.5S323833143212282972240900669AUC5619003733243Lord William Cecill and mannars bar161612007-081APEX2007-092007-103A2007-102008-022008-09 4908S11671699851932172282240919224AUB0564003718188Ordinances made by Sir William Ceci159722007-0724APEX2007-082010-023A2010-022010-042011-04 4910S12249699857620233832240875753AUB2686003720310The deligtful [sic] history of Cele15961262003-09495PDCC2003-102005-043A2005-042005-102005-12 4911.7S11257199847819128802240920073AUA9053003716677The valiant and most laudable fight159142013-078PDCC2013-082013-103A2013-102014-032014-10 4911S1071959984289775942240860169AUA5955003713579The Spanish bavvd, represented in C16311082003-09618TECH2003-092003-103Y2003-102003-122004-03 4912S11729999852514178392240885783AUB9982003727606The life of B. Aloysius Gonzaga of16272812011-01838APEX2011-012011-033A2011-032011-062011-12 4914S1076409984333780612240884774AUB6259003723883Exemparie nouells16401652003-09651APEX2003-092003-103A2003-102003-122004-03 4915S104903998406331731112240897077Cervantes Saavedra, Miguel de,$d1547-1616.Shelton, Thomas,$dfl. 1612.The history of the valorous and vvittie knight-errant, Don-Quixote of the Mancha / Translated out of the Spanish.Don Quixote. Part 1. English16123042013-121279APEX2013-122014-033A2014-032015-032016-02 4917S1076429984333980632240922825AUB6260003723884The second part of the history of t16202632013-121207APEX2013-122014-063A2014-062015-032016-02 4918S1079359984362783722240893558AUB6350003723974The trauels of Persiles and Sigismu16192062013-05815PDCC2013-062015-053A2015-052022-12 4919S1076469984334380672248580144AUB6262003723886Gerardo the vnfortunate Spaniard. O16222412006-07941TECH2006-072006-103A2006-102007-022007-10 4920S1064789984219368272240931968AUA5465003713089[T]o the right noble, right excelle1474742003-05320PDCC2003-072003-083A2003-082003-102003-11 4921S1066039984231669612240861667AUA5553003713177tHe holy appostle and doctour of th1483842009-05249PDCC2009-062009-073A2009-072009-092011-04 4922S11684699852061173642240903290AUB9663003727287An occasionall discourse, upon an a1635132006-0739APEX2006-072006-093A2006-092007-022007-10 4923S107648998433451771112248588324Churche, Rooke.R. C.$q(Robert Chambers),$dfl. 1612,$eattributed name.$4autChurton, R.,$eattributed name.An olde thrift nevvly reuiued : VVherein is declared the manner of planting, preserving, and husbanding yong trees of diuers kindes for timber and fuell. And of sowing acornes, chesnuts, beech-mast, the seedes of elmes, ashen-keyes, &c. With the commodities and discommodities of inclosing decayed forrests, commons, and waste grounds. And also the vse of a small portable instrument for measuring of board, and the solid content and height of any tree standing. Discoursed in a dialogue betweene a surueyour, woodward, gentleman, and a farmer. Diuided into foure parts, by R.C.1612622013-12260APEX2013-122014-023A2014-022014-032014-10 4924S11784699853055184182248545662AUB0863003718487Chaderton, Laurence,$d1536?-1640.An excellent and godly sermon1578592013-05145PDCC2013-062013-083A2013-082014-032014-10 4926.5S154620212518238122240935106AUB2992003720616A fruitfull sermon, vpon the 3.4.5.1584452003-12105TECH2003-122004-013A2004-012004-022004-03 4930S154820212566238142240900819AUB2994003720618A sermon preached at Snarford in Li1614172013-0561PDCC2013-052013-093A2013-092014-032014-10 4931S1079409984363283772240884768AUB6353003723977The iust mans memoriall.1630242013-0578PDCC2013-062013-083A2013-082014-032014-10 4932S11753199852744180862240866001AUC0138003727762A true relation of two most strange161872003-0321PDCC2003-042003-053A2003-052003-062003-07 4934.3S28222177093252232240893433AUC3048003730672Credo ecclesiam sanctam Catholicam1625752006-07276APEX2006-072007-013A2007-012007-022007-10 4936S1076519984334880722240868389AUB6265003723889Sixe sermons. Preached by Edward Ch16231922011-06412PDCC2011-072011-083A2011-082012-052012-10 4937S1076499984334680702248573839AUB6263003723887Six sermons now first published, pr1629792011-06313PDCC2011-062011-073Y2011-072012-052012-10 4940S11671899851934172302240927310AUB0566003718190A shorte discourse of the most rare1584252003-0380PDCC2003-042004-123A2004-122005-012005-03 4941.5S343033149788284892240914681AUC5804003733428The Booke of bulls, baited with two16361432005-11166TECH2005-112006-073A2006-072006-092007-01 4941S1076549984335180752240934985AUB6266003723890A treatise against iudicial astrolo16011032013-05357PDCC2013-062013-083A2013-082014-032014-10 4942S113884998491131768392248532147Chamberlain, Robert,$db. 1607.Conceits, clinches, flashes, and whimzies : Newly studied, with some collections, but those never published before in this kinde.1639702013-1267APEX2013-122014-033A2014-032015-032016-02 4943S124726999004031519272248517009005371682Chamberlain, Robert,$db. 1607.Jocabella, or a cabinet of conceits. Whereunto are added epigrams and other poems, by R. C.16401002013-05123PDCC2013-062013-083A2013-082014-032014-10 4944S1049279984065751832240900499AUB5631003723255A new booke of mistakes. Or, Bulls16371302005-11126APEX2005-112006-073Y2006-072006-092007-01 4945S1049289984065851842248565708AUB5632003723256Nocturnall lucubrations: or Meditat1638632005-1153TECH2005-112006-023A2006-022006-042006-06 4946.5S11861399853820192182240933834AUB1152003718776A sermon preached at S. Iames, befo1583212006-0742TECH2006-082016-013A2016-012022-12 4946.8S126184449205371737732240908499Chamberlain, Bartholomew, 1545 or 6-1621.The Passion of Christ and the [benefits thereby] / preached at S. [James before] the [-] honorable lordes [of] her Maiesties priuie councel, the 25 of Aprill, 1580. by Bartholomew Chamberlaine, Doctor in Diuinitie.1595242013-0540PDCC2013-062017-043A2017-042022-12 4946S1079459984363783832248507645AUB6355003723979The svvaggering damsell.1640482005-11163PDCC2006-032007-033A2007-032008-022008-09 4947S11753799852750180932240899319AUC0142003727766The passion of Christ, and the bene1613202006-0742APEX2006-072007-103A2007-102008-022008-09 4952.5S307333142556281322240919356AUC5466003733090An abstract of His Maiesties commis162412006-078TECH2006-082016-013A2016-012022-12 4952S11861599853822192202240933964AUB1154003718778A sermon preached at Farington in B1591172006-0737TECH2006-082006-103A2006-102007-022007-10 4953S1079489984364083862240861725AUB6357003723981Sarahs sepulture, or A funerall ser1620162011-0156PDCC2011-012011-033A2011-032011-062011-12 4954S11922899854435198562240921589AUC0995003728619Palestina Written by Mr. R.C.P. and16001042004-04329TECH2004-042004-053Y2004-052004-072004-08 4955.5S11181599847083120932240948147AUB7239003724863The seauen champions of Christendom162382010-013PDCC2010-012010-043A2010-042011-062011-12 4955S1079499984364183872240915871AUB6358003723982The garden of our B. Lady. Or A deu16191462013-05228PDCC2013-062013-083A2013-082014-032014-10 4956S1091419984479196352240901410AUA7127003714751The harvest is at hand, vvherin the1548552006-0777APEX2006-082007-073A2007-072008-022008-09 4958S11389899849127142622240934143AUA9614003717238A manual of controuersies.1614892006-07169APEX2006-072006-083A2006-082006-092007-01 4959S11754099852753180962264190033AUC0144003727768Mr. Pilkinton his Parallela dispara16201172006-07400APEX2006-072006-083A2006-082006-092007-01 4960.5S1008999983672610122240910265AUA2877003710501Chapman, Alexander,$d1576 or 7-1629.Barlow, William,$dd. 1613.Christian liberty1606212012-1165PDCC2012-122013-013A2013-012013-022014-03 4960S155020212640238162240925447AUB2996003720620A treatise of the vocation of bisho16161752013-05912PDCC2013-062013-083A2013-082014-032014-10 4963S1076879984338381132248501651AUB6280003723904Al fooles1605372002-08152APEX2002-092002-103A2002-102002-122003-01 4964S1076889984338481142240896208AUB6281003723905Andromeda liberata. Or the nuptials1614272002-0849TECH2002-102002-113A2002-112002-122003-01 4965S1049309984066051872240887218AUA4427003712051The blinde begger of Alexandria1598242002-08105APEX2002-092002-103A2002-102002-122003-01 4966S1079519984364383892240915546AUA6322003713946Bussy d'Ambois1607372002-08155PDCC2002-092002-103A2002-102002-122003-01 4968S1076899984338581152240906491AUB6282003723906The conspiracie, and tragedie of Ch1608672002-08269PDCC2002-092002-103A2002-102002-122003-01 4971S1076919984338781172248501663AUB6283003723907Eastward hoe.1605362002-08178APEX2002-092002-103R2006-022006-083A2006-082006-092007-01 4974S1076949984339081202240904569AUB6284003723908An epicede or funerall song1613282002-0862PDCC2002-092002-103A2002-102002-122003-01 4976S1049319984066151882240892832AUB5633003723257Euthymi{aelig} raptus; or The teare1609232002-0868PDCC2002-092002-103A2002-102002-122003-01 4977S11469299849916150892240852677AUB8469003726093A free and offenceles iustification161492002-1221PDCC2003-012003-023P2003-022003-042003-05 4978S1079529984364483902240852061AUB6360003723984The gentleman vsher. By George Chap1606382002-08178APEX2002-092002-103A2002-102002-122003-01 4979S1049349984066451912240863014AUB5634003723258A iustification of a strange action1629172002-0833PDCC2002-092002-103A2002-102002-122003-01 4980S1079539984364583912240941286AUB6361003723985May-day.1611422002-08186PDCC2002-092002-103A2002-102002-122003-01 4981S1076959984339181212240896215AUB6285003723909The memorable maske of the two hono1613282002-0851TECH2002-092002-103A2002-102002-122003-01 4983S1077099984340581362264207655AUB6287003723911Chapman, George,$d1559?-1634.Monsieur D'Oliue1606322005-07137APEX2005-092005-113A2005-112006-012006-02 4985S1049459984067552022248575555AUA4438003712062Ouids banquet of sence.1595352002-08109TECH2002-102002-113Y2002-112002-122003-01 4987S1049369984066651932240867708AUA4430003712054A pleasant comedy entituled: An hum1599302002-08129APEX2002-092002-103Y2002-102002-122003-01 4988S1077159984341181432240937332AUB6290003723914Pro Vere, autumni lachrym{aelig}.162292002-089PDCC2002-092002-103A2002-102002-122003-01 4989S12239199857542232962240897167AUC2274003729898The reuenge of Bussy D'Ambois.1613412002-08156TECH2002-102002-113A2002-112002-122003-01 4990S1049419984067151982248572790AUA4434003712058Skia nyktos.1594222002-0864TECH2002-102002-113A2002-112002-122003-01 4991S1077179984341381452240877149AUB6291003723915Tvvo vvise men and all the rest foo1619562002-08228TECH2002-102002-113Y2002-112002-122003-01 4992S1077209984341681482240902833AUB6292003723916The vvarres of Pompey and Caesar.1631372002-08136TECH2002-102002-113A2002-112002-122003-01 4993S1077229984341881502240909157AUB6294003723918Caesar and Pompey1631372005-07150PDCC2005-092006-023A2006-022006-042006-06 4994S1077249984342081522240852060AUB6295003723919The vviddovves teares1612402002-08177PDCC2002-092002-103A2002-102002-122003-01 4995S1077259984342181532240902834AUA6191003713815The ball.1639372003-03170PDCC2003-052004-103Y2004-102005-012005-03 4996S107727998434231776742240902835Chapman, George,$d1559?-1634.Shirley, James,$d1596-1666.$4autThe tragedie of Chabot admirall of France : as it vvas presented by her Majesties Servants, at the private house in Drury Lane. Written by George Chapman, and Iames Shirly.Chabot1639362013-12152APEX2013-122014-023A2014-022014-032014-10 4997S1049549984068452112240900307AUA4445003712069A most true report of the myraculou159682005-0725PDCC2005-092005-113A2005-112006-012006-02 4998S12256399857686234552240894482AUC2319003729943Hallelu-jah: or, King David's shril16351142006-07392TECH2006-072007-113A2007-112008-022008-09 4999.5S299829646830280582240914641AUC5393003733017A supplicacion unto mast. Camell155212006-072APEX2006-082007-043A2007-042008-022008-09 4999S1049539984068352102240900405AUA4444003712068The garden of prudence.1595402003-0585TECH2003-052004-013A2004-012004-022004-03 5000S1077319984342781592240924972AUB6297003723921Fulfordo et Fulfordae.1595492013-05119PDCC2013-062013-083A2013-082014-032014-10 5001S1077339984342981612248501959AUB6298003723922A sermon preached in S. Peters Chur1580312013-0571PDCC2013-062013-083A2013-082014-032014-10 5002S11861699853823192212240889949AUB1155003718779A sermon vpon part of the ninth cha1586242013-0571PDCC2013-062017-043A2017-042022-12 5003S11687399852088173932240870415AUB0602003718226A second sermon vpon the ix. chapte1587242013-0557PDCC2013-062013-083A2013-082014-032014-10 5004S11911899854325197412248510727AUC0918003728542Charity enlarged: or The abridgemen16361062011-05178PDCC2011-052011-073A2011-072012-052012-10 5005S11923099854437198582264211070AUC0997003728621An answere to a seditious pamphlet1580362006-1293TECH2006-122008-103A2008-102009-022009-10 5007S11101799846449114182240903022AUA8205003715829A replie to a censure written again15811282005-09341APEX2005-102006-053A2006-052006-092007-01 5008S1077349984343081622240852062AUA6195003713819An answeare for the time, vnto that15831062000-00611APEX2001-092002-063R2002-082002-113A2002-112002-122003-01 5009S11193999847199122222240917551AUA8678003716302[A treatise against the Defense of15864712000-001974APEX2001-072001-102R2001-112002-053Y2002-052002-062003-01 5010.5S28322177461252242240937454AUC3049003730673The oration of the most noble and r1561162007-1170PDCC2008-012011-013A2011-012011-062011-12 5010S1035469983929837062264177706Mornay, Philippe de,$cseigneur du Plessis-Marly,$d1549-1623.Somerset, Thomas.Bourbon, Charles,$cCardinal de,$d1520-1590.An aduertisement from a French gentleman, touching the intention and meaning which those of the house of Guise haue in their late leuying of forces and armes in the realme of France : written as an answere to a certaine declaration published in the name of the Cardinal of Burbon.Advertissement sur l'intention et but de MM. de Guise en la prise des armes. English1585412013-1298APEX2013-122014-033A2014-032015-032016-02 5011.5S74422337973254022248511604AUC3188003730812A Relation of a sea-fight betweene1622182014-0342PDCC2014-032014-053A2014-052015-032016-02 5012S11923699854443198652240925378AUC1001003728625Remonstrances, to the Duke de Mayne1593162005-0451PDCC2005-062005-073A2005-072005-102005-12 5013S11157699846883118792240929674AUA8481003716105[Thystorye and lyf of the noble and1485932005-08559TECH2005-092005-103Y2005-102006-012006-02 5015S1091499984479996442240910989AUA7131003714755The answer of Charles the fyft empe1543152013-0536PDCC2013-062017-043A2017-042022-12 5019S11754499852757181002240882910AUC0148003727772The Kings speach in Parlament the 7162812007-082APEX2007-092007-103A2007-102008-022008-09 5022S11754699852759181022240901487AUC2411003730035The Emperiall acheiuement of our dr163582010-016PDCC2010-012010-043A2010-042011-062011-12 5023S1077409984343681702240863074AUB6301003723925The entertainment of the high and m1633202002-1247PDCC2003-012003-023A2003-022003-042003-05 5024.5S335133143356284102240925607AUC5727003733351The High and mighty prince Charles,162312006-079APEX2006-072006-083A2006-082006-092007-01 5025S1077499984344581802240863070AUB6303003723927The ioyfull returne, of the most il1623252006-0255PDCC2006-052007-053A2007-052008-022008-09 5027S107666998433621783212240863069Primrose, Gilbert,$dca. 1580-1642.Panegyrique a tres-grand et tres-puissant prince, Charles Prince de Galles, &c. Par Gilbert Primerose, pasteur de l'Eglise françoise de Londres 1624662013-12223APEX2014-012014-023A2014-022014-032014-10 5028S11681599852031173312248540345AUB9645003727269Great king protect vs with thy grat162812007-083APEX2007-082007-093Y2007-092008-022008-09 5029S1077529984344881832240896226AUB6305003723929A relation of the glorious triumphs1625122013-0734PDCC2013-082013-103A2013-102014-032014-10 5030S11185699847117121292240950425AUB7248003724872A true discourse of all the royal p1625282013-0754PDCC2013-082013-103A2013-102014-032014-10 5031S1077549984345081852240863072AUB6306003723930A true relation and iournall, of th1623192004-0232APEX2004-032004-043A2004-042004-072004-08 5033S1077589984345481902240864668AUB6307003723931A continuation of a former relation1623112004-0215TECH2004-022004-033A2004-032004-042004-05 5034S11104499846471114402248521216AUA8220003715844A discourse vpon the libertie or ca1562142012-0726PDCC2012-072013-103A2013-102014-032014-10 5035S11106099846483114552240902983AUA8230003715854An edict or ordonance of the French1568222006-1232APEX2006-122007-023A2007-022008-022008-09 5036S11109199846508114812240903152AUA8236003715860The kinges edict or decree vpon the1568232006-1247TECH2006-122007-013A2007-012007-022007-10 5037S11924199854448198702248497108AUC1005003728629An edict set forth by the French ki1570242006-1236APEX2007-012015-033A2015-032022-12 5039S11861899853825192232240933997AUB1157003718781The edict of the French King, for t1573152006-1222APEX2007-012007-063A2007-062008-022008-09 5042S11925499854461198832248497474AUC1011003728635The requestes presented vnto the Fr1562322006-0872APEX2006-092007-083A2007-082008-022008-09 5043S12092099856113216352240880121AUB2033003719657An admonition giuen by one of the D1589112006-0245PDCC2006-042007-043A2007-042008-022008-09 5045.3S387333151113289332264227703AUC6236003733860Quelli della natione Inglese, inter162982010-0129PDCC2010-012015-123A2015-122022-12 5045S12105899856247217762248508490AUC1862003729486A relation of the novv present warr1615142006-0727APEX2006-072006-093A2006-092007-022007-10 5046S1077659984346081972240861712AUB6309003723933The manifest of the most illustriou1637822009-07118PDCC2009-082009-093A2009-092010-042011-04 5050S10776722216304252342264182974AUB3197003720821A protestation of the most high and1637162009-0712PDCC2009-082009-093A2009-092010-042011-04 5051S11648899851704169952240915996AUB0507003718131Of wisdome16083012005-081475APEX2005-092005-103A2005-102006-012006-02 5056S1077839984347882172240948151AUA6223003713847The Charterhouse1614272011-0952PDCC2011-102012-013A2012-012012-052012-10 5057S11156799846877118732240941926AUA8476003716100Here foloweth the copye of a lettre148372003-1227APEX2004-022004-043A2004-042004-072004-08 5058S10973799845383102802248528893AUA7535003715159A brefe declaration of the great, a154932009-044PDCC2009-052010-033A2010-032010-042011-04 5059S11927699854483199072240931290AUC1028003728652Delectable demaundes, and pleasaunt15661052003-04378PDCC2003-052003-063A2003-062003-082003-09 5061S11862199853828192262248549389AUB1160003718784The consolation of the soule1590482013-05114PDCC2013-062013-083A2013-082014-032014-10 5062S11442499849649148102240872477AUB8354003725978The merchandises of Popish priests.1604222006-0782TECH2006-082016-013A2016-012022-12 5065S1065689984228269252240857215AUA5533003713157The prouffytable boke for ma[n]nes1493472005-07248APEX2005-092005-113Y2005-112006-012006-02 5066S1081729984385286112240894721AUA6471003714095The decree of the court of Parliame159552009-1013PDCC2009-102017-063A2017-062022-12 5069S1071989984290075972248593320AUA5956003713580The workes of Geffray Chaucer newly15423852005-103390PDCC2006-032007-043A2007-042008-022008-09 5082S10981499845458103602248515952AUA7583003715207wHan that Apprill with his shouris14773732002-031222PDCC2002-042002-053A2002-052002-062003-01 5087S1087689984442492352240886495AUA6881003714505The book of fame made by Gefferey C1483262002-0289PDCC2002-032002-043A2002-042002-052003-01 5089S1064719984218768212248584349AUA5459003713083The loue and complayntes bytwene Ma1500152002-0133PDCC2002-022002-033A2002-032002-042003-01 5090S12165799856828224622240866663AUB2836003720460Thou fiers god of armes, mars the r1477102002-0221PDCC2002-032002-043A2002-042002-052003-01 5091S1087609984441692272240908523AUA6877003714501The lyf so short the craft so lo[n]1477252002-0253TECH2002-032002-043A2002-042002-052003-01 5092S1049659984069552222240866418AUA4452003712076The assemblie of foules.1530152005-0839TECH2005-082006-013A2006-012006-042006-06 5094S1088409984449493112240864598AUA6924003714548[Troilus and Criseyde].14831162002-02428TECH2002-032005-053A2005-052005-102005-12 5098S1049679984069752242240900532AUA4454003712078Jack vp Lande compyled by the famou1536182002-0229APEX2002-022002-033A2002-032002-042003-01 5099.5S28622217012252362248516553AUC3059003730683[The Ploughman's tale]1535232002-0264PDCC2002-032002-043A2002-042002-052003-01 5100S1049689984069852252248567191AUA4455003712079The plouumans tale compylled by syr1548322004-0461PDCC2004-072004-113A2004-112005-012005-03 5103S1077889984348382222240909155AUA6227003713851The rooting out of the Romishe supr1580732013-05165PDCC2013-062013-083A2013-082014-032014-10 5104.5S31382026633143055281972248547233AUC5527003733151Cheapsides triumphs, and Chyrones C163012002-096TECH2002-122003-013A2003-012003-022003-03 5105S1077899984348482232240952497AUB6316003723940The Christian path-vvay.1613242013-0572PDCC2013-062013-083A2013-082014-032014-10 5106.5S91416526331081739262240923967Chedsey, William.Scott, Cuthbert, d. 1565.[Two notable sermones lately preached at Pauls Crosse Anno 1544].1545782011-05128PDCC2011-052011-063A2011-062012-052012-10 5106S11730599852520178452240882928AUB9987003727611The vvay to life.1609242013-0589PDCC2013-062017-043A2017-042022-12 5109S1077919984348682252240902832AUA6228003713852The hurt of sedicion howe greueous1549602006-07110APEX2006-082016-013A2016-012022-12 5112S1077949984348982282240952460AUB6318003723942A royall elegie.1610132000-0025APEX2002-012002-023A2002-022002-032003-01 5113S1046239984035648542248571194AUA4215003711839Chelidonius,$cTigurinus.Boaistuau, Pierre,$dd. 1566.Chillester, James.A most excellent hystorie, of the institution and firste beginning of Christian princes, and the originall of kingdomes15711062012-12489PDCC2012-122013-023R2013-042013-063A2013-062014-032014-10 5114S11928099854487199112240899371AUC1031003728655The apprehension and confession of158982003-0918PDCC2003-092003-103A2003-102003-122004-03 5115S11897799854184195932240936602AUB1322003718946A detection of damnable driftes, pr1579112003-0918TECH2003-092003-103Y2003-102003-122004-03 5116S110805998462771764622264199452Chemnitz, Martin,$d1522-1586.Vaux, Robert.Cranmer, Thomas,$d1489-1556.$tA confutation of unwritten verities.A discouerie and batterie of the great fort of vnwritten traditions : otherwise, an examination of the Counsell of Trent, touching the decree of Traditions. Done by Martinus Chemnitius in Latine, and translated into Englishe by R.V.Examen Concilii Tridentini. English. Selections.1582412013-12226APEX2014-012014-033A2014-032015-032016-02 5117S11081199846283112412240893596AUA8098003715722A substantial and Godly exposition1598732013-05159PDCC2013-052013-073A2013-072014-032014-10 5118S1049729984070252292240904303AUA4459003712083Chesters triumph in honor of her pr1610152004-0337TECH2004-032004-073A2004-072004-102004-11 5119S106438998421541766472240934624Chester, Robert,$d1566-1640.Shakespeare, William,$d1564-1616.Jonson, Ben,$d1573?-1637.Chapman, George,$d1559?-1634.Marston, John,$d1575?-1634.Loves martyr: or, Rosalins complaint. : Allegorically shadowing the truth of loue, in the constant fate of the phœnix and turtle. A poeme enterlaced with much varietie and raritie; now first translated out of the venerable Italian Torquato Cæliano, by Robert Chester. With the true legend of famous King Arthur, the last of the nine worthies, being the first essay of a new Brytish poet: collected out of diuerse authenticall records. To these are added some new compositions, of seuerall moderne writers whose names are subscribed to their seuerall workes, vpon the first subiect: viz. the phœnix and turtle.1601982013-12301APEX2014-012014-043A2014-042015-032016-02 5120S11606199851278165482240921211AUB9194003726818The anuals [sic] of great Brittaine1611962002-08286TECH2002-102002-113A2002-112002-122003-01 5122S1048859984061551392240863024AUB5623003723247Englands mourning garment1603252003-0281APEX2003-032003-043A2003-042003-062003-07 5123S11684599852060173632240936615AUB0591003718215Kind-harts dreame.1593292003-0281APEX2003-042004-113Y2004-112005-012005-03 5124S11714222838896235042248533425Chettle, Henry,$dd. 1607?Piers Plainnes seauen yeres prentiship / by H.C.1595312013-12122APEX2013-122014-033A2014-032015-032016-02 5125S1077989984349382322240922871AUB6320003723944The tragedy of Hoffman or A reuenge1631412003-02154TECH2003-032003-043A2003-042003-062003-07 5127.5S28722217489252382240945468AUC3061003730685The strait gate and narrow way to l16321662013-05242PDCC2013-062013-083A2013-082014-032014-10 5128S11682199852037173372240948516AUB9649003727273Votiu{aelig} Lachrym{aelig}. A vovv1612332006-0774TECH2006-072006-083A2006-082006-092007-01 5129.56074a.46791.56792.36921.510611.7S255224323092275092248529421A Memorable song made vpon the vnhappy hunting in Chevy Chase between the Earle Pea[rcy] of England and the Earle Douglas of Scotland : to the tune of Flying fame [etc.].16255 5129S1078029984349782362240922579AUB6322003723946The ghosts of the deceased sieurs,1624862006-07198APEX2006-072006-083A2006-082006-092007-01 5130S11928199854488199122248499178AUC1032003728656[An apology for the treatise, calle16241022013-05255PDCC2013-062013-083A2013-082014-032014-10 5131S11834399853550189372240938078AUC0516003728140A cordiall of comfort.1625992013-05145PDCC2013-062013-083A2013-082014-032014-10 5132S11750499852717180572248542400AUC0120003727744A defence of the treatise, called,1623252006-0162TECH2006-012006-043R2006-082016-013A2016-012022-12 5133S11646299851678169672240903349AUB9445003727069The summe of all, (namely) Gods ser16301522013-05186PDCC2013-052013-073Y2013-072014-032014-10 5134S1078039984349882372248502441AUB6323003723947A tryall of faith16221932006-01505PDCC2006-072007-123A2007-122008-022008-09 5136S1091509984480096452240901298AUA7132003714756Here begynneth a lytell treatyse ca156882010-0119PDCC2010-012010-043A2010-042011-062011-12 5137.5S74522338261254042240959395AUC3190003730814Youthes witte, or, The vvitte of gr1581812006-07279TECH2006-082009-053A2009-052009-092011-04 5138S1072169984291876152240899560AUB6085003723709The religion of protestants a safe16382252003-051735TECH2003-062003-073A2003-072003-082003-09 5141.7S28822218358252392240927539AUC3062003730686The Best choyce1607302012-0654PDCC2012-062012-123R2013-022013-053R2013-082013-113A2013-112014-032014-10 5141S11691699852131174382240878684AUB0606003718230The strange and marueilous newes la157772003-0910APEX2003-102003-113Y2003-112003-122004-03 5143S1173063002899852521178462240891889AUB9988003727612Choice of inuentions, or Seuerall s163222002-038PDCC2002-042002-053A2002-052002-062003-01 5144S1078139984350882472240873787AUB6325003723949The state of the now-Romane Church.1629642005-04125APEX2005-052005-073A2005-072005-102005-12 5152S1217233209799856891225332240875748AUB2365003719989The heartie confession of a Christi159312006-0710TECH2006-082006-103A2006-102007-022007-10 5154S12078299855976214892240899170AUC1708003729332A Christian and wholesom admonition1587732013-06171PDCC2013-072013-093A2013-092014-032014-10 5155S1078189984351282512248503903AUA6243003713867An harmony of the confessions of th15863182007-091516APEX2007-092007-103A2007-102008-022008-09 5157S10983399845477103812264206686AUA7598003715222Bale, John,$d1495-1563,$eattributed name.Hooper, John,$dd. 1555,$eattributed name.A soueraigne cordial for a Christian conscience1554112004-0325APEX2004-032004-043A2004-042004-072004-08 5158S11887299854079194862240918841AUB1274003718898A Christian discourse vpon certaine15781912013-01527PDCC2013-012013-033A2013-032014-032014-10 5160.3S1072929984299476972240884748AUA5997003713621VVhether Christian faith maye be ke155372005-0313PDCC2005-052005-093A2005-092005-102005-12 5160S1091519984480196462240860183AUA7133003714757The declaracyon and power of the Ch1545152012-0728PDCC2012-072013-013Y2013-012013-022014-03 5164S107820998435141732202264207519005370975The institution of a Christen man :$bconteynynge the exposytion or interpretation of the commune Crede, of the seuen Sacramentes, of the .x. commandementes, and of the Pater noster, and the Aue Maria, iustyfication [and] purgatory.15371012012-07415PDCC2012-072012-093A2012-092013-022014-03 5168.7S11076399846243111972248522272AUA8075003715699Henry$bVIII,$cKing of England,$d1491-1547.Church of England.A necessary doctrine and erudition for any Christen man15431172008-09362PDCC2008-102009-073A2009-072009-092011-04 5179S11354599848778138922240887423AUA9486003717110A Christian meditacion or praier to155152012-065PDCC2012-072013-013Y2013-012013-022014-03 5182.2S185822839065257952240894391AUC3517003731141Certayne newes of the whole discrip157482010-0113PDCC2010-012010-023A2010-022010-042011-04 5188S11887499854081194882240891856AUB1276003718900The foundation of Christian religio16121852011-12427PDCC2011-122012-013A2012-012012-052012-10 5189.7S1092879989841597962248510706005372189Tyndale, William,$dd. 1536.$tObedience of a Christen man and how Christen rulers ought to governe.$4autBullinger, Heinrich,$d1504-1575.$tChristlich Eestand.$4autCoverdale, Miles,$d1488-1568.$tChristen exhortacion unto customable swearers.$4autBale, John,$d1495-1563,$eattributed name.$4autThe Christen rule or state of all the worlde from the hyghest to the lowest :$band how euery man shulde lyue to please God in hys callynge. Item, the Christian state of matrimony: and how ma[n] and wife shuld kepe house together with loue. Item, the maner oe [sic] saynge grace after the holy scrypture.1548452004-03114APEX2004-032004-043A2004-042004-072004-08 5190S10976999845414103112240853070AUA7549003715173A christen sentence1548132006-1219TECH2006-122007-013A2007-012007-022007-10 5193S18592004222839221257972240917004AUC3519003731143The Ioyfull peace concluded between161312002-075PDCC2002-092002-103A2002-102002-122003-01 5194S11731699852531178562240894594AUB9993003727617The king of Denmarkes vvelcome1606162013-1247APEX2013-122014-033A2014-032015-032016-02 5195S11772999852939182942240941843AUB0821003718445A caueat for the Christians agaynst1548202012-0631PDCC2012-072012-093A2012-092013-022014-03 5197S10983899845482103872240866568AUA7601003715225The estate of Christians, liuing vn1595132012-0825PDCC2012-082012-113A2012-112013-022014-03 5198S1090589984470895432240915364AUA7075003714699Here foloweth a notable treatyse an15022552006-07902APEX2006-082008-013A2008-012008-022008-09 5199.7S307028678739279332240897507AUC5285003732909The Ordenarye for all faythfull Chr1548572011-05100PDCC2011-052011-063A2011-062012-052012-10 5201S11649099851706169972248553458AUB0508003718132The vvarfare of Christians1576422002-10103PDCC2002-112002-123A2002-122003-022003-03 5202S10984699845489103942240853076AUA7604003715228A true discourse vvherin is set dow159352013-0711PDCC2013-082013-103A2013-102014-032014-10 5203S108691300379984434791512248507977AUB6489003724113Christmas lamentation163522002-036TECH2002-052002-063A2002-062002-072003-01 5204.3S29022220351252422240894407AUC3065003730689[Christmas carols]1528102012-0616PDCC2012-062012-073A2012-072013-022014-03 5204.5S29122220602252432248510746AUC3066003730690Christmas carolles newely inprynted1545262009-0741PDCC2009-082009-093A2009-092010-042011-04 5204S1078779984356983122240951285AUA6281003713905A caroll of huntynge.152122012-062PDCC2012-072013-013Y2013-012013-022014-03 5205S11794599853154185232248550942AUB0900003718524Christmas carolles154752012-067PDCC2012-072013-013Y2013-012013-022014-03 5207S11750799852720180602264190271AUC0121003727745An exhortation to all menne to take15542362003-05330PDCC2003-062003-073A2003-072003-082003-09 5208.7S331133143309283702240924127AUC5690003733314A psalme of thankes-giuing, to be s162812007-086APEX2007-092007-103A2007-102008-022008-09 5208S1218403248199857002226602240897316AUC2070003729694A psalme of prayer and praise for t161012007-084APEX2007-092007-103A2007-102008-022008-09 5209.5S314533143064282042240925477AUC5534003733158Christus natus est163112007-088APEX2007-092007-103A2007-102008-022008-09 5209S11447599849700148622240862142AUB8388003726012A psalme of thankes-giuing, to [be163412007-085APEX2007-092007-103A2007-102008-022008-09 5210S11649199851707169982248544394AUB0509003718133A fruitfull sermon preached in a ri1587332013-05102PDCC2013-062017-063A2017-062022-12 5211S11714599852360176762264185317AUB0638003718262The true trauaile of all faithfull1585722013-05169PDCC2013-062013-083A2013-082014-032014-10 5212S10985299845495104002240897728AUA7609003715233Two fruitfull and godly sermons1585322013-0573PDCC2013-062013-083A2013-082014-032014-10 5215S1078789984357083132248506046AUB6336003723960Divine and Christian letters16361042013-05143PDCC2013-052015-043A2015-042022-12 5217S1078799984357183142248507637AUB6337003723961Miscellanea philo-theologica, or, G16371962013-05714PDCC2013-062013-083A2013-082014-032014-10 5219S10985899845501104062240884575AUA7615003715239A brefe treatyse declaryng what and1556822013-05122PDCC2013-062013-083A2013-082014-032014-10 5220S1049619984069152182240904318AUA4450003712074Churchyards challenge.15931492003-05495PDCC2003-062003-073A2003-072003-082003-09 5221S1217293214999856897225392240904447AUB2371003719995Churchyardes farewell.156612003-059TECH2003-062003-083A2003-082003-102003-11 5222S1049629984069252192240900387AUB5637003723261Churchyards good will.160482003-055TECH2003-052003-063A2003-062003-082003-09 5223S1217283259799856896225382240870529AUB2370003719994Churchyardes lamentacion of freynds156612003-057APEX2003-062003-073A2003-072003-082003-09 5224S1049749984070452312240900404AUA4461003712085Come bring in Maye with me157052003-0510PDCC2003-072003-093Y2003-092003-102003-11 5225.5S299329641470280532240924198AUC5388003733012Dauy Dycars dreame155212003-052TECH2003-062003-073A2003-072003-082003-09 5225S1049849984071452412248572810AUA4470003712094The contention betwyxte Churchyeard1560322003-05100PDCC2003-062005-023A2005-022005-042005-10 5226S1049769984070652332240897088AUA4463003712087A discourse of the Queenes Maiestie1578452003-05119TECH2003-062003-073A2003-072003-082003-09 5227S1217303215099856898225402248508073AUB2372003719996The epitaphe of the honorable Earle157012003-054APEX2003-062003-083A2003-082003-102003-11 5228S1049789984070852352240897073AUA4464003712088The epitaph of Sir Phillip Sidney K158652002-0512APEX2002-072002-083Y2002-082002-102003-01 5230S1217253209999856893225352240904453AUB2367003719991A farewell cauld, Churcheyeards, ro156612003-053APEX2003-062003-083A2003-082003-102003-11 5231S1049819984071152382248574306AUA4467003712091A feast full of sad cheere1592102003-0531TECH2003-052005-013A2005-012005-042005-10 5232S1049839984071352402248565706AUA4469003712093The firste parte of Churchyardes ch15751182003-05341PDCC2003-062003-073A2003-072003-082003-09 5234S1050139984074352722240900442AUA4490003712114The fortunate farevvel to the most159952013-0510PDCC2013-052013-083A2013-082014-032014-10 5235.2S1078819984357383162240882009AUB6338003723962A generall rehearsall of warres, ca15791232003-05435PDCC2003-062005-013A2005-012005-042005-10 5236S1217263210199856894225362240914954AUB2368003719992A greatter thanks, for Churchyardes156612003-053TECH2003-052003-063A2003-062003-082003-09 5237S11258799847834128962240920072AUA9063003716687A handeful of gladsome verses, giue1592112003-0526APEX2003-062003-083A2003-082003-102003-11 5238S1050179984074752762240862959AUA4494003712118The honor of the lawe. VVritten by159652003-059TECH2003-052003-083A2003-082003-102003-11 5239S1050199984074952782240900412AUA4495003712119A lamentable, and pitifull descript1578382003-05127APEX2003-062003-083A2003-082003-102003-11 5240S1050309984076052892240904312AUA4504003712128A light bondell of liuly discourses1580232003-0579PDCC2003-062005-023Y2005-022005-042005-10 5241S1050329984076252912248572782AUA4506003712130A myrrour for man where in he shall155242003-0510TECH2003-052003-063A2003-062003-082003-09 5243S1050339984076352922248584530AUA4507003712131The miserie of Flaunders, calamitie1579202003-0539TECH2003-052005-033Y2005-032005-042005-10 5244S1050359984076552952248572811AUA4509003712133The moste true reporte of Iames Fit157982003-0514TECH2003-052005-033A2005-032005-042005-10 5245S1050399984076952992240866426AUA4513003712137A musicall consort of heauenly harm1595332003-0593PDCC2003-062003-073A2003-072003-082003-09 5246S11515299850371155682240857048AUB8724003726348A playn and fynall confutacion: Of155262003-0531PDCC2003-052005-033A2005-032005-042005-10 5247S1050409984077053002240862994AUA4514003712138A plaine or moste true report of a1580162003-0524APEX2003-062003-083A2003-082003-102003-11 5248S1050419984077153012240904251AUA4515003712139A pleasant conceite penned in verse159372003-0514TECH2003-052003-083Y2003-082003-102003-11 5249S1050429984077253022240887287AUA4516003712140A pleasant discourse of court and w1596122003-0527APEX2003-052003-103A2003-102003-122004-03 5250S1050459984077553052240867964AUA4518003712142A pleasaunte laborinth called Churc1580452003-05175PDCC2003-062003-083A2003-082003-102003-11 5251S1050499984077953092240867658AUA4521003712145A prayse, and reporte of Maister Ma1578252003-0541APEX2003-062003-083Y2003-082003-102003-11 5252S115155998503741782292240870303Churchyard, Thomas,$d1520?-1604.A replicacion to Camels obiection 155212013-127APEX2013-122015-063A2015-062022-12 5253S1049869984071652432240862908AUA4472003712096A reuyuing of the deade by verses t159172003-0524APEX2003-052003-093A2003-092003-102003-11 5254S1050599984078953212248568722AUA4529003712153A sad and solemne funerall, of the159652003-0510PDCC2003-062003-083A2003-082003-102003-11 5255S1050929984082253602240867967AUA4553003712177A scourge for rebels1584122003-0536TECH2003-062004-093Y2004-092004-102004-11 5256S11714199852356176722264195674AUB9880003727504Sorrovvfull verses made on [the] de160412003-052APEX2003-052003-063A2003-062003-082003-09 5257S10986699845509104142240853075AUA7621003715245A sparke of frendship and warme goo1588182003-0548TECH2003-062003-073A2003-072003-082003-09 5258S115154998503731782302269047876Churchyard, Thomas,$d1520?-1604.The surreioindre vnto Camels reioindre 155212013-129APEX2013-122015-063A2015-062022-12 5259S1050939984082353612240900301AUA4554003712178A warning for the wise, a feare to1580152003-0529APEX2003-062003-073Y2003-072003-082003-09 5260.5S124798999004501732052240887794005371867Churchyard, Thomas,$d1520?-1604.The vvonders of the ayre, the trembling of the earth :$band the warnings of the world before the Iudgement day. Written by Thomas Churchyard esquire, seruant to the Queens Maiestie.1602132013-0553PDCC2013-062013-083A2013-082014-032014-10 5261S1050949984082453622240863018AUA4555003712179The vvorthines of VVales1587552003-05207PDCC2003-062003-073A2003-072003-082003-09 5262.5S29222220847252442240921725AUC3067003730691[Tabacco]1595322003-1043PDCC2003-102003-123A2003-122004-022004-03 5262S11649599851711170022240927425AUB0510003718134Beawtie dishonoured vvritten vnder1593302005-0467APEX2005-052005-083A2005-082005-102005-12 5263S1078839984357583182248514488AUA6283003713907A postil or orderly disposing of ce15702392006-071038APEX2006-082006-103A2006-102007-022007-10 5265S10986899845511104162248531421AUA7622003715246A soueraigne salue for a sick soule1590292012-0158PDCC2012-012016-113A2016-112022-12 5274S1078879984357983222240852054AUA6285003713909Fovvre seuerall treatises of M. Tul15771482005-10352APEX2005-112006-073A2006-072006-092007-01 5276S11122699846614115952240922430AUA8314003715938The booke of freendeship of Marcus1550812002-04113PDCC2002-052002-063A2002-062002-072003-01 5281S1078899984358183242240925032AUA6287003713911Marcus Tullius Ciceroes thre bokes15561782002-04429APEX2002-042002-053A2002-052002-062003-01 5288S1079689984365984052248521063AUB6365003723989The first book of Tullies Offices t16161772003-10493APEX2003-112004-043Y2004-042004-072004-08 5293S1065239984223868792248578295AUA5500003713124Cicero, Marcus Tullius.Cicero, Marcus Tullius.$tLaelius de amicitia.$lEnglish.$4autBuonaccorso,$cda Montemagno,$dca. 1391-1429,$eDe vera nobilitate. English.$4autWorcester, John Tiptoft,$cEarl of,$d1427-1470.Worcester, William,$d1415-1482?,$eattributed name.Scrope, Stephen,$dd. 1472,$eattributed name.hEre begynneth the prohemye vpon the reducynge, both out of latyn as of frensshe in to our englyssh tongue, of the polytyque book named Tullius de senectute ...14811202004-04422PDCC2004-052004-063A2004-062004-072004-08 5294S12213699857288229862240894565AUB2560003720184The worthye booke of old age otherv1569792010-06164PDCC2010-072010-083A2010-082011-062011-12 5304S11610299851319165902240857229AUB9232003726856Cicero, Marcus Tullius.Haine, William.Sturm, Johannes,$d1507-1589.Certaine epistles of Tully verbally translated: together with a short treatise, containing an order of instructing youth in grammer, and withall the use and benefite of verball translations1611562008-02150PDCC2008-052008-063A2008-062008-092009-03 5305S1079769984366784142240913730AUB6367003723991The familiar epistles of M.T. Cicer16205312002-041122PDCC2002-052002-063A2002-062002-072003-01 5306S1079799984367084182248507640AUA6339003713963An epistle or letter of exhortation1561242002-0545TECH2002-062002-073A2002-072002-082003-01 5313S11122599846613115942240922411AUA8313003715937[The paradox of Marcus Tullius Cice1534302002-0440PDCC2002-052002-063A2002-062002-072003-01 5314S11280299848045131192240909296AUA9173003716797The booke of Marcus Tullius Cicero1569522005-1093PDCC2006-012006-043A2006-042006-092007-01 5317S1079889984367884262240904694AUA6346003713970Those fyue questions, which Marke T15612242002-04467TECH2002-062002-083R2003-022003-033A2003-032003-042003-05 5318S11863699853843192412240938077AUC0691003728315Scipio's dreame. Or The statesman's1627202013-0526PDCC2013-062013-073A2013-072014-032014-10 5323A.2S335733143362284162240925492AUC5733003733357To all mayors, iurates, constables,161912007-082APEX2007-082007-093Y2007-092008-022008-09 5324.5_PARTIAL24592_PARTIALS29422226613252492240893437AUC3070003730694A most strange and vvonderfull prop159572009-1211PDCC2009-122010-013R2010-052010-063A2010-062011-062011-12 5324.7S124344526331161739332240914912Cipriano, Giovanni.Vandermer, Tarquatus. Seauen yeares studie in the arte of magicke.Hollaway, Anth.A most strange and vvonderfull prophesie vpon this troublesome world / calculated by the famous doctor in astrologie, Maister Iohn Cypriano, conferred with the iudgements of Iames Marchecelsus and Sinnior Guinardo, three excellent astronomers v[n]der the emperour of Christendom ; sent out of Germany into Italy, to the Vniuersitie of Padua to the rarest negromancer in the world. ; Whereunto is annexed Tarquatus Vandermers seauen yeares study in the arte of magick, vpon the twelue moneths of the yeare, where many secrets are reveald vnto the world. Translated out of Italian by Anth. Hollaway Gent.159572009-12 5324S156520213711238312240952020AUB3010003720634A most strange and vvonderfull prop159572006-0712APEX2006-082016-013A2016-012022-12 5326S11858599853792191882240899324AUC0672003728296A true and admirable historie, of a1603612005-12115APEX2005-122006-043A2006-042006-092007-01 5328S11854099853747191422240933837AUB1118003718742An abstract of fayth1606232003-0554TECH2003-052005-033A2005-032005-042005-10 5329S12233099857482232262240872657AUC2253003729877Elohim or {AElig}lohim-triune1601162013-0562PDCC2013-062017-063A2017-062022-12 5330S11114099846552115292240922427AUA8262003715886Antidoton1600252003-05117PDCC2003-072004-013A2004-012004-022004-03 5331S11448499849709148712240872469AUB8391003726015Bibliotheca theologica: or, a libra1597442013-05278APEX2013-062013-083A2013-082014-032014-10 5332S1080019984369184412240906494AUA6358003713982A briefe of the Bible15961212003-05371TECH2003-052003-093Y2003-092003-102003-11 5336.5S91453766983131842222240891206Clapham, Henoch.A description of new Jerushalem being the substaunce of two sermons deliuered at Paules Crosse. : Containing, a briefe discouery and conuiction of certayne doctrines held of Romanists and Brownists against the Catholike and Apostolike faith. / By Henoch Clapham..1601632013-05125PDCC2013-062013-083A2013-082014-032014-10 5336S1080059984369584452240922317AUB6372003723996A chronological discourse touching,1609582003-05233TECH2003-052003-073R2004-022004-033A2004-032004-042004-05 5337S11114399846555115322248514952AUA8265003715889The discription of a true visible C1599162003-0543TECH2003-062005-033A2005-032005-042005-10 5338S12097399856164216902240880068AUC1798003729422Doctor Andros his Prosopopeia answe1605472000-00214APEX2001-002001-002R2001-072001-092A2015-092022-12 5339S11508899850307154982240868302AUB0024003717648An epistle discoursing vpon the pre1603132003-0543TECH2003-062003-073Y2003-072003-082003-09 5341S11863999853846192442240911473AUC0693003728317Errour on the right hand, through a1608482003-0596PDCC2003-062003-083Y2003-082003-102003-11 5342S11864199853848192462240929261AUC0695003728319Errour on the left hand, through a1608612003-05127APEX2003-062003-083A2003-082003-102003-11 5343S1080069984369684462240861722AUB6373003723997Henoch Clapham his demaundes and an1604192003-0589TECH2003-052004-013Y2004-012004-022004-03 5344S11449099849715148772240936611AUB8393003726017A manuel of the Bibles doctrine for16061432003-05159APEX2003-052003-073A2003-072003-082003-09 5345.4S124802998986371732072240900597005371869Clapham, Henoch.The sinners sleepe vvherein Christ willing her to arise :$breceiueth but an vntoward answer. By Henoch Clapham.1596772013-05160PDCC2013-062013-083A2013-082014-032014-10 5345.7S91454766983161842232240874919Clapham, Henoch.Sommons to doomes daie : sent vnto his beloved England, as a memoriall of his deepe printed loue and loyaltie. / By Henoch Clapham..1595412013-0588PDCC2013-052013-073A2013-072014-032014-10 5345S11714999852364176802240941173AUB0641003718265The syn, against the holy ghoste1598132003-0570APEX2003-062003-083A2003-082003-102003-11 5346.5S74922343287254172240935269AUC3201003730825A tract of prayer1602212003-0530APEX2003-052005-043A2005-042005-102005-12 5346S11715299852367176832240870419AUB0643003718267Theologicall axioms or conclusions1597262003-05129PDCC2003-062005-013A2005-012005-042005-10 5348S1080099984369984492240879766AUB6375003723999The historie of Great Britannie16061622003-09518TECH2003-092003-103A2003-102003-122004-03 5349.5S418123359143265702240908377AUC4171003731795Ordines militum ecclesiasticorum, e160412007-08 5349S11281199848054131282240892026AUA9181003716805Narcissus. Siue amoris iuuenilis et159182004-0717PDCC2004-092007-093A2007-092008-022008-09 5350S12117099856357218952248504344AUB2094003719718The life of the glorious virgin S.16221132006-04162APEX2006-052006-073A2006-072006-092007-01 5351S12256099857683234522240880103AUC2316003729940The conuerted Iew or Certaine dialo16302352006-021065APEX2006-032007-043A2007-042008-022008-09 5352S11854199853748191432240887974AUB1119003718743The defence of the honor of God16211542013-05341PDCC2013-062017-063A2017-062022-12 5353S11858999853796191932240927430AUC0674003728298The trumpet of Apollo1602312005-1255APEX2005-122006-103Y2006-102007-022007-10 5357S11661099851826171182240933813AUB9518003727142Holy incense for the censers of the16341882005-12387APEX2006-012006-123A2006-122007-022007-10 5359S1080139984370384532240857118AUB6378003724002Holy oyle for the lampes of the san16302922005-121385TECH2005-122006-013R2020-012022-12 5360S1080149984370484542240948161AUB6379003724003Paroemiologia Anglo-Latina16391782005-12480PDCC2006-052006-073A2006-072006-092007-01 5361S11860899853815192132240889961AUC0681003728305Phraseologia puerilis, Anglo-Latina1638512005-12137PDCC2006-042007-103A2007-102008-022008-09 5362S11751099852723180642240882917AUC0123003727747To haue, or not to haue.1627112005-1237TECH2006-012007-013Y2007-012007-022007-10 5364S1080509984374084962240940684AUB6381003724005The Popes deadly wound16211182013-02615PDCC2013-022013-033A2013-032014-032014-10 5366S11898199854188195972240906707AUB1326003718950The recantation of Thomas Clarke (s1594242006-0761TECH2006-082007-073Y2007-072008-022008-09 5367S1080519984374184972240858473AUB6382003724006The rape of Proserpine. Translated1617392006-07121APEX2006-082007-073A2007-072008-022008-09 5369.2S186622852020258122240939902AUC3533003731157A recantation of an ill led life, o1628422004-06107TECH2004-062004-073A2004-072004-102004-11 5369S1050189984074852772240900533AUB5644003723268A recantation of an ill led life. O1628412013-05112APEX2013-052013-083A2013-082014-032014-10 5371.9S124667998989851508252264176620005371408Clay, Thomas.A chorologicall discourse of the vvell ordering, disposing, and gouerning of an honorable estate or reuennue :$bBriefely describing the duties of diuers officers therein to be imployed: for the better preseruing, improuing and augmenting of the same. Together with certaine briefe and necessary tables for the valuation of leases, annuities, and purchases, either in present or in reuersion. Written by T. C. Gent.1621342013-0564APEX2013-052013-073A2013-072014-032014-10 5376S11114899846559115372269045499AUA8268003715892The approoued order of martiall dis1591622006-07170APEX2006-082007-113A2007-112008-022008-09 5378S12434923588125267452240927527AUC4312003731936A briefe explanation of the whole b16152882013-051278APEX2013-062013-083A2013-082014-032014-10 5379S11558899850806160332248561695AUB8917003726541A declaration of the christian sabb1625902013-05133APEX2013-052013-093A2013-092014-032014-10 5381S1080599984374885042240858500AUB6385003724009Foure sermons.1613482012-02211PDCC2012-022012-033A2012-032012-052012-10 5383S1080619984375085062240950418AUA6398003714022A godlie forme of householde gouern15981962013-08601PDCC2013-092013-113A2013-112014-032014-10 5387.5S11870524327468193152264223381AUA2454003710078A godly forme of houshold16211912000-00569APEX2001-072001-082Y2001-102001-112003-11 5389S11449499849719148812264182062AUB8396003726020Cleaver, Robert,$d1561 or 2-ca. 1625.Dod, John,$d1549?-1645.$4autThe patrimony of Christian children: or, a defence of infants babtisme prooued to be consonant to the scriptures and will of God (against the erroneons [sic] positions of the Anabaptists.[)] By Robert Cleaver, with the ioynt consent of Mr. Iohn Dod1624542012-01213PDCC2012-012016-113A2016-112022-12 5391S1080659984375485102240952512AUB6387003724011A sermon preached by Master Cleaver1610132013-0552APEX2013-052015-043A2015-042022-12 5392S11864299853849192472240933992AUC0696003728320Three sermons vpon Marke, the ninth1611292013-05106APEX2013-052013-083A2013-082014-032014-10 5393S1080679984375685122240946244AUB6388003724012H{marc}er{marc}o-paideia, or The in16071472013-05505APEX2013-052013-073A2013-072014-032014-10 5395S12124199856426219752240880099AUC1932003729556Iacobs wel, and Abbots conduit1626322010-09110PDCC2010-092010-123A2010-122011-062011-12 5396S1080689984375785132240858529AUB6389003724013A monument of mortalitie1624362013-05100APEX2013-052013-073A2013-072014-032014-10 5399.8S311633142676281752240925461AUC5507003733131A briefe discourse of mans transgre1593532013-05143APEX2013-052013-073A2013-072014-032014-10 5400.3S106277998419951769192240884739A letter vvritten by a Catholike gentleman, to the Lady Iane Clement : the haulting princesse of the League. From Saint Dennis. Translated out of French into English.Letter written by a Catholike gentleman, to the Lady Jane Clement.159082013-1227APEX2013-122015-063A2015-062022-12 5405S1051049984083453722240867707AUB5657003723281The copye of the letter folowynge w151842006-078TECH2006-082006-103A2006-102007-022007-10 5406S1080769984376585212248515356AUB6394003724018An epitome of certaine late aspersi1631272000-0066APEX2001-082001-093Y2001-102001-112003-01 5408S11169099846972119742240952949AUA8534003716158Opusculum plane divinum de mortuoru1545322005-08114TECH2005-092005-103A2005-102006-012006-02 5409S1090599984470995442240870387AUA7076003714700De mortuorum resurrectione, {amp} extre1547422005-08142APEX2005-092005-103A2005-102006-012006-02 5410S107220998429221731242240881947Clerke, Richard,$dd. 1634.White, Charles,$dd. 1647.Sermons preached by that reverend and learned divine Richard Clerke, Dr. in Divinitie; sometimes fellovv of Christ Colledge in Cambridge. One of the most learned translators of our English Bible; preacher in the famous metropolitan church of Christ, Canterbury. Since his death, published for the common good, by Charles White, Mr. in Arts, and one of the six preachers of Christ Church, Canterbury 16373062013-122002APEX2013-122014-073A2014-072015-032016-02 5411.5S113418998486521767062240894827Clever, William.Foure profitable bookes : The first intituled the exercise of the soule: the second, called the delight of the soule: the third, the ioy of the soule: the fourth the glorious triumph of the soule. Containing pithy praiers, and godly meditations, by VVilliam Cleuer.15972822013-12490APEX2014-012016-013A2016-012022-12 5411S1080789984376785232248521084AUA6405003714029The triall of bastardie1594652006-01208APEX2006-022006-083A2006-082006-092007-01 5412S1051079984083753752240900482AUA4564003712188The flower of phisicke.1590672013-05300APEX2013-052013-073A2013-072014-032014-10 5413S11346199848695138062248534888AUA9463003717087Newes out of Cleaue-land.1610142013-0521APEX2013-052016-113A2016-112022-12 5415S1051099984083953782248583046AUA4565003712189The schoole of horsmanship.15851052013-05385APEX2013-052013-073A2013-072014-032014-10 5416C.20.f.7[44]30035998919691829462240903637Crimsal, Richard.A comparison of the life of man, : concerning how fickle his estate doth stand, flourishing like a tree, or vine, or dainty flower, or like a ship, or raine, that's turn'd each houre. To the tune of Sir Andrew Barton.163412008-087PDCC2008-112009-053Y2009-052009-092011-04 5417S108774300469984442992402248517759AUB6520003724144Constant, faire, and fine Betty.163522002-055APEX2002-072002-083A2002-082002-102003-01 5418S108708303269984436491702240864576AUB6497003724121A cruell murther committed lately u163522006-087TECH2006-092006-103Y2006-102007-022007-10 5420S108761300549984441792282240888460AUB6517003724141Death's loud allarum: or, A perfect163522002-057APEX2002-072002-083A2002-082002-102003-01 5421C.20.f.7[524]30350998916091831972240920990Crimsal, Richard.The forlorne traveller: : whose first beginning was pleasure and joy, but his riotous spending wrought his decay, hee tooke delight to spend and rore, and at the last dy'd very poore. To a dainty new court tune.163412008-086PDCC2008-112009-053Y2009-052009-092011-04 5422S1168263034999852042173422248539712AUB9654003727278Iohn Hadlands advice: or a warning163522006-086TECH2006-092006-103A2006-102007-022007-10 5423S108776301059984443192422240896200AUB6522003724146The ioviall broome man: or, A Kent164022002-035APEX2002-042002-053A2002-052002-062003-01 5424C.20.f.7[170]30107998916111830092240903583Crimsal, Richard.Joy and sorrow mixt together: or, A pleasant new ditty, : wherein you may find conceits that are pretty to pleasure your mind. To the tune of, Such a rouge [sic] would be hang'd.163512008-088PDCC2008-112009-053Y2009-052009-092011-04 5425S11751330467 ; 2013799852726180672240892089AUC0124003727748The kind hearted creature: or The p163012006-076APEX2006-082006-093Y2006-092007-022007-10 5426S108784301479984443992502240908845AUB6524003724148Loves lunacie. Or, Mad Besses fegar163822002-036APEX2002-042002-053A2002-052002-062003-01 5427S1183643006699853571189612248546809AUC0526003728150A pleasant new dialogue: or, The di164012006-018PDCC2006-032006-053A2006-052006-092007-01 5428.5S33052008433143295283642248545473AUC5685003733309The praise of London, or, A delicat163212007-088APEX2007-092007-103Y2007-102008-022008-09 5428S108786302129984444192522240861696AUB6525003724149The politick maid. Or, A dainty new163722006-085TECH2006-092006-103Y2006-102007-022007-10 5429.5S33232020433143325283822240900650AUC5701003733325Roaring Dick of Douer, or, The Ioui163212002-106APEX2002-112003-013A2003-012003-022003-03 5429S108787302219984444292532240939465AUB6526003724150Pretty Nannie: or, A dainty delicat163322006-086TECH2006-092006-103Y2006-102007-022007-10 5430C.20.f.7[448]30302998921011831542240909806Crimsal, Richard.A warning for maides: or The false dissembling,, [sic] cogging, cunning, cozening young man, : who long did try and use his skill, to wo a coy young maid to his will and when he had obtain'd her love, to her he very false did prove. To a dainty new tune, called, No, no, not I.163612013-077APEX2013-072013-113A2013-112014-032014-10 5430S1183653030299853572189622248561142AUC0527003728151A warning for maides: or the false163612002-09 5431S11612299851339166102240851638AUB9244003726868Clinton, Atkinson.Walton, Thomas,$dfl. 1583.$4autArnold,$dfl. 1583.$4autClinton, Purser & Arnold, to their countreymen wheresoeuer158362005-0418PDCC2005-062005-073A2005-072005-102005-12 5432S11662999851845171372240927326AUB9530003727154The Countesse of Lincolnes nurserie1622152000-0031TECH2001-062001-082A2001-082001-112003-01 5433.5S124804998986381732092240868465005371871Close, George.The rocke of religion. Christ, not Peter :$bAs it was deliuered in certaine sermons vpon Math. 16. ver. 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, & 20. Summarily contracted out of that which was more largely handled in the parish of S. Anthonline by George Close the younger, one of the readers there.16241232013-05241APEX2013-052013-093A2013-092014-032014-10 5433S108788300459984444392542240881632AUB6527003724151Clods carroll: or, A proper new iig162022002-039PDCC2002-042002-053A2002-052002-062003-01 5434S11890499854111195182240921602AUC0799003728423A closet for ladies and gentlevvome16081012008-01156PDCC2008-022008-043A2008-042008-092009-03 5441S11861299853819192172240933835AUC0682003728306The parricide papist, or Cut-throat1606132006-0728APEX2006-082006-103A2006-102007-022007-10 5444S1081019984379085462240942938AUA6421003714045A prooued practise for all young ch15881492006-02581APEX2006-032006-043A2006-042006-092007-01 5446S1050259984075552842240866416AUA4501003712125A right frutefull and approoued tre1602392006-07148APEX2006-082009-053A2009-052009-092011-04 5448S1081029984379185472240915554AUA6422003714046A briefe and necessarie treatise, t1585672006-07250APEX2006-082016-013A2016-012022-12 5449S11862699853833192312240929209AUC0684003728308An advertisement concerning a book1612672009-06272PDCC2009-072009-093A2009-092010-042011-04 5450.5S91472604491521812362240940869Clynnog, Morys,$dca. 1521-1581.Robert, Gruffydd,$dca. 1522-ca. 1610,$eed.Athravaeth Gristnogavl, : &cmbdotb;le cair &cmbdotb;uedi cynn&cmbdotb;uys yn grynno'r ho&cmbdotb;l brifbynciau sy&cmbdotb;d i gyfar&cmbdotb;uy&cmbdotb;do dyn ar y phor&cmbdotb;d i barad&cmbdotb;uys..1568372011-0571PDCC2011-052011-103A2011-102012-052012-10 5450AS11038399845937108692264197379AUA7872003715496Peele, George,$d1556-1596,$eattributed name.The historie of the tvvo valiant knights, Syr Clyomon Knight of the Golden Sheeld, sonne to the King of Denmarke: and Clamydes the white Knight, sonne to the King of Suauia1599332007-02174TECH2007-022007-033Y2007-032008-022008-09 5450S157220214541238382240957211AUB3017003720641The plea for infants and elder peop16101222013-05655APEX2013-052013-093A2013-092014-032014-10 5451S1183663036199853573189632248573030AUC0528003728152The coaches ouerthrow. Or, A iovial163612007-087APEX2007-092007-103A2007-102008-022008-09 5452S1081049984379385492240934975AUB6401003724025Cobbes prophecies1614192012-0643PDCC2012-062012-073A2012-072013-022014-03 5453S11751899852731180722240900782AUC0128003727752Mundanum speculum, or, The worldlin16302282013-05354APEX2013-052013-073A2013-072014-032014-10 5454S11666499851880171732240874076AUB0557003718181The parable of the vncleane spirit16331072013-05217APEX2013-052013-073A2013-072014-032014-10 5455S96008565728251809312240938818Cobhead, Thomas.A briefe instruction, : collected for the exercise of youth, and simple sort of people. / By Thomas Cobhead preacher..1579202013-0535APEX2013-052013-073A2013-072014-032014-10 5456S1090649984471495502248532982AUA7079003714703[Cocke Lorelles bote.].1518112012-0620PDCC2012-062012-073A2012-072013-022014-03 5460.4S91474604491531812372240929727Cockburne, James.Stirling, William Alexander,$cEarl of,$d1567 or 8-1640.Gabriels salutation to Marie. / Made by Iames Cockburne..160582011-0822PDCC2011-082011-103Y2011-102012-052012-10 5460S1081059984379485502240924985AUB6402003724026Respublica de decimis. Written by S1627112005-0930PDCC2005-112006-073A2006-072006-092007-01 5461.2S11870699853913193162248550995AUB1197003718821The English dictionarie: or, An int16231662013-12716APEX2013-122014-023A2014-022014-032014-10 5461S11731899852533178582240874132AUB9995003727619The English dictionarie: or, An int16231652000-001406LEME2020-05 5467S11864399853850192482240933966AUC0697003728321Hebdomada sacra: A weekes deuotion:1630422013-05138APEX2013-052013-093A2013-092014-032014-10 5468S11354799848780138942240863322AUA9487003717111A brief and most pleasau[n]t epitom1556502005-03126APEX2005-042005-053A2005-052005-102005-12 5471AS1081199984380885642240879760AUA6432003714056Chronographia.1590542013-05224APEX2013-052013-073A2013-072014-032014-10 5473S1084439984410288882240868415AUB6431003724055A table of humane passions.16213682003-10507PDCC2003-112003-123A2003-122004-022004-03 5474S12107099856259217882240923912AUC1864003729488Replique au sieur Coeffeteau, sur s1610632005-0398PDCC2005-052005-063A2005-062005-102005-12 5475S1084449984410388892240898023AUB6432003724056A refutation of M. Ioseph Hall his16191992013-05748APEX2013-052013-073A2013-072014-032014-10 5476S11864599853852192502240893496AUC0698003728322A true relation of the last sicknes1622862013-05183APEX2013-052013-093A2013-092014-032014-10 5484S1084499984410888942240875618AUB6434003724058The haven of health.16361822005-06702PDCC2005-092005-103A2005-102006-012006-02 5485S11119999846598115782240901424AUA8301003715925The vvell of wisedome, conteining c1577662013-05168APEX2013-052013-093A2013-092014-032014-10 5486S1084509984410988952240879592AUA6683003714307Politique discourses upon trueth an15861312008-10795PDCC2008-122009-013A2009-012009-022009-10 5489S1084529984411188972240886490AUB6435003724059A little treatise of baile and main1635192013-0644APEX2013-062017-063A2017-062022-12 5491S1049999984072952582240904266AUB5638003723262The Lord Coke his speech and charge1607312003-0589TECH2003-052005-033Y2005-032005-042005-10 5529S839998990281505692240875707005371281Coke, Edward,$cSir,$d1552-1634.Ashe, Thomas,$dfl. 1600-1618.Fasciculus florum. Or A handfvll of flowers :$bgathered out of the seuerall bookes of the Right Honorable Sir Edward Coke Knight and one of the Kings Maiesties most honorable councellours of estate. Per Tho: Ashe, Graijens.16181252013-03211APEX2013-042013-073A2013-072014-032014-10 5530.5S12345429709459280892240919228AUC5424003733048[A Merry new song wherin is shewed158912007-083APEX2007-092007-103A2007-102008-022008-09 5530S1084689984412689142240888515AUA6692003714316The debate betwene the heraldes of1550972006-07162APEX2006-082016-013A2016-012022-12 5532S11818699853395187782240947268AUB0996003718620The spectacle to repentance.1571352013-0667APEX2013-062013-083A2013-082014-032014-10 5533S1050129984074252712240867664AUC2352003729976Of death a true description16291132009-01190PDCC2009-032009-053A2009-052009-092011-04 5534S11597599851192164582248531928AUB9133003726757Cole, Nathaniel,$d1584 or 5-1626.The Christian mans walke16243552013-06485APEX2013-062013-083A2013-082014-032014-10 5535S1084699984412789152240870351AUB6441003724065The Christians vvelcome to the cour1625282013-0687APEX2013-062017-063A2017-062022-12 5536.5S116267998514841784012240911480Cole, Nathaniel,$d1584 or 5-1626.The godly mans assurance: or A Christians certaine resolution of his owne saluation : Wherein are set downe the infallible markes of Gods children. Together, with the principall graces, required of all such as looke to be saued: and the especiall meanes to attaine them: Newly published, to the glory of God, and the benefit of his Church. By Nathanaell Cole, preacher of Gods word, at Much-Parringdon in Essex, neere Harlowe. Seene, perused, and allowed.16172432013-06837APEX2013-062017-063A2017-062022-12 5538S1084719984412989172240901399AUB6443003724067Preseruatiues against sinne, or, Ho16182892013-06949APEX2013-062017-063A2017-062022-12 5539S124208526331201739362240910629Cole, Thomas, d. 1571.A godly and frutefull sermon, made at Maydestone in the county of Kent the fyrst sonday in Lent, : in the presence of the most reuerend father in God Thomas archbishop of Canterbury. &c. / by M. Thomas Cole scholemayster there, againste dyuers erronious opinions of the Anabaptistes and others.1553352013-0696APEX2013-062013-083A2013-082014-032014-10 5541S1050319984076152902240868281AUA4505003712129The famous, pleasant, and variable1588972003-01364PDCC2003-022003-033Y2003-032003-042003-05 5542.3S12127599856459220092240932632AUB2146003719770Rudimenta grammatices et docendi me1529352004-04173PDCC2004-072007-073A2007-072008-022008-09 5543B.9S396434382594290232240940912AUC6321003733945De nominibus heteroclitis154062009-0513PDCC2009-062014-063A2014-062015-032016-02 5547.2S458823592945267492240917072AUC4315003731939A ryght fruitfull monicion concerny153482007-0713APEX2007-082007-103A2007-102008-022008-09 5549.5S458923593052267502240912913AUC4316003731940A right fruitfull admonition concer158292010-0812PDCC2010-092010-103A2010-102011-062011-12 5549S11819599853403187862240941846AUB0998003718622A right fruitfull admonition, conce157792007-0713APEX2007-082009-013A2009-012009-022009-10 5550S11169599846976119782248520661AUA8538003716162The sermo[n] of doctor Colete, made1530222004-0330TECH2004-032004-043A2004-042004-072004-08 5551S11071299846205111562240890164AUA8049003715673A comfortable treatise concerning t15921522013-06403APEX2013-062017-063A2017-062022-12 5552S11071399846206111572240911300AUA80500037156741588. A sermon preached on the quee1588322013-0669APEX2013-062013-083A2013-082014-032014-10 5553S1050349984076452932264191611AUA4508003712132An answere to the examination that1563252006-0748TECH2006-082007-063A2007-062008-022008-09 5554S1869228547481785682240945689A Breefe collection concerning the love of God tovvards mankinde, & hovv for diuers causes vve are iustlie bounde to loue & serue him : with preparation to prayer, and certaine necessarie prayers and thankesgeuing to God for his benefites, daylie to be vsed : also a deuote meditation to procure contrition, and excite deuotion with other vertuous prayers.1603462013-1272APEX2013-122014-023A2014-022014-032014-10 5557S11646999851685169742240923840AUB9451003727075A iust defence of the slandered pri16021702013-06929APEX2013-062013-083A2013-082014-032014-10 5559S18702003022854901258162240939852AUC3534003731158A Most excellent ditty, called Coll162512002-097APEX2002-102002-113A2002-112002-122003-01 5561S29722232939252552264198114AUC3076003730700Epphata to F.T., or, The defence of16173142006-081634APEX2006-082006-093A2006-092007-022007-10 5564S1085079984416589542240892374AUB6447003724071A sermon preached at Paules-Crosse,1607502013-06129PDCC2013-062013-083A2013-082014-032014-10 5566S11606799851284165552248540114AUB9199003726823The penitent publican1610272003-0666TECH2003-062004-093A2004-092004-102004-11 5567S1051299984085953992240897019AUB5661003723285The teares of loue: or, Cupids prog1615282003-0698PDCC2003-072004-013A2004-012004-022004-03 5569S1085099984416789562240940536AUC2360003729984La dance machabre or Death's duell.1632462006-07114TECH2006-072007-103A2007-102008-022008-09 5570S1085109984416889572240926340AUC2361003729985A curious treatise of the nature an1640142003-0744APEX2003-092003-103Y2003-102003-122004-03 5571S1085139984417189602240864566AUB6449003724073Oratio funebris in obitum clarissim161372009-1212PDCC2009-122010-013R2010-052010-063A2010-062011-062011-12 5572S10980599845450103512240888530AUA7576003715200[The lyfe of the thre kynges of Col1496432009-06124PDCC2009-072009-083R2009-102009-113A2009-112010-042011-04 5576S11732399852538178632240887809AUC0000003727624The attestation of the most excelle1631872006-08193TECH2006-082007-073A2007-072008-022008-09 5577S1050389984076852982240868280AUA4512003712136Hypnerotomachia.15921072004-05409PDCC2004-072004-083A2004-082004-102004-11 5579S1066669984237970272240873687AUA5602003713226The hystorye, sege and dystruccyon15131642005-101468TECH2005-112006-073A2006-072006-092007-01 5580S1072449984294676462240892352AUA5975003713599The auncient historie and onely tre15551592005-101450PDCC2006-012006-053A2006-052006-092007-01 5581.5S11976499854970204372240940955AUB2824003720448The life and death of Hector.16141682005-101704APEX2005-112005-123Y2005-122006-012006-02 5582S1050449984077453042240900528AUA4517003712141Penelopes complaint: or, A mirrour1596322003-0575PDCC2003-062003-083A2003-082003-102003-11 5585S11854299853749191442240934113AUB1120003718744The seale of the churches safetie;1617482013-0671PDCC2013-072013-093A2013-092014-032014-10 5587S1085169984417489632240926188AUA6725003714349The palinod of Iohn Coluill1600202005-0763APEX2005-092005-113Y2005-112006-012006-02 5589S11647499851690169792240874078AUB9452003727076The par{aelig}nese or admonition of16021292005-07348TECH2005-082005-103Y2005-102006-012006-02 5590S1085199984417789662240860157AUA6727003714351The true history of the ciuill vvar15912822006-081752APEX2006-092007-043A2007-042008-022008-09 5593S1085209984417889672240926671AUB6452003724076A pleasant comedie, shewing the con1602242000-0090APEX2002-012002-033A2002-032002-042003-01 5594S11922299854429198502240925317AUC0991003728615A pleasant conceited comedie, where1602432002-07168APEX2002-072002-083Y2002-082002-102003-01 5602S1072479984294976492240864634AUA5977003713601The historie of Philip de Commines15962072006-081545APEX2006-092006-103A2006-102007-022007-10 5604.6S91495526331241739392240910620Comley, William.A new booke vvherein is contained copies of the secretarie and romane hands: : with an alphabet of capitall antique letters: published for the instruction of the vnskilfull. / By William Comley of Henley.162292010-082PDCC2010-092010-103A2010-102011-062011-12 5605a.5C.20.f.7[208]998843261830292240882569[...] Or, Prettie comparisons wittily grounded, : which by scornefull maidens may best be expounded. To the tune of, Like to the damaske rose: the second straine to be sung twice over.163512008-087PDCC2008-112009-053Y2009-052009-092011-04 5605AS1050509984078053102240862979AUA4522003712146The comparison betwene the Antipus154862004-0815PDCC2004-102004-113A2004-112005-012005-03 5608.5S31492002633143069282082240925465AUC5537003733161The Complaint of a sinner163512007-083APEX2007-092007-103A2007-102008-022008-09 5609S1090699984471995572240886497AUA7082003714706Complaynt of the soule.1519162012-0651APEX2012-062012-073A2012-072013-022014-03 5610.5S32392016733143213282982240914813AUC5620003733244A Louers complaint being forsaken o161512002-076PDCC2002-092002-103A2002-102002-122003-01 5610.7C.20.f.7[54]998841971829502240890559The complaint of a lover forsaken of his love : To a pleasant new tune.163912008-087PDCC2008-112009-053Y2009-052009-092011-04 5611.7S33892016533143400284482248549284AUC5764003733388The wofull complaint, and lamentabl162512002-097PDCC2002-102002-113Y2002-112002-122003-01 5612_FRAGMS108795C.20.f.7[412a]3028230282 ; 30238 ; 30199998916182001012240926563The wofull complaint of a loue-sicke mayde, : she was afrayde to haue died a mayde: because her loue did proue vnkinde, she thought he was gone a new loue to finde. To the tune of Come my sweet and bonny one. [Part 2 only: The young mans kinde reply vnto the comfortlesse Mayde]163012014-015PDCC2014-012014-023A2014-022014-032014-10 5612S108795C.20.f.7[412a]30282 ; 30238 ; 30199998916181830652248561399The wofull complaint of a loue-sicke mayde, : she was afrayde to haue died a mayde: because her loue did proue vnkinde, she thought he was gone a new loue to finde. To the tune of Come my sweet and bonny one.163022013-127APEX2013-122015-063A2015-062022-12 5614S114489998497141778912240858430Comyns, John,$db. 1587 or 8.The thankefull Samaritane : In a sermon at S. Peters in Exeter, the sixth of August, Anno 1617. Being the day of the deliuerance of that citie from the rebels, in the dayes of King Edward the Sixth. At which time the Assises was also there holden. By Iohn Comyns Master of Arts of Exeter Colledge in Oxford, and minister of Gods word at Crediton in Devon.1617122013-0655PDCC2013-062013-083A2013-082014-032014-10 5615S1086049984426190542269045892AUA6793003714417The vvelspring of wittie conceites1584522010-11188PDCC2010-112012-013A2012-012012-052012-10 5618S1086109984426790642240929408AUB6466003724090The French iubile: or, The ioy and161782010-0114PDCC2010-012010-043A2010-042011-062011-12 5620S1086129984426990662240928567AUB6467003724091The ghost of the Marquesse d'Ancre,161782007-0123TECH2007-012007-083A2007-082008-022008-09 5621S1086079984426490602264196467AUB6465003724089Concini, Concino,$cmaréchal d'Ancre,$dca. 1575-1617,$eattributed name.Galigaï, Léonora,$dca. 1571-1617.The last vvill and testament of the Marquis d'Ancre1617112007-0120APEX2007-012007-033A2007-032008-022008-09 5624S1086189984427590722240892351AUA6801003714425The historie of the vniting of the16001742006-08907APEX2006-082006-103A2006-102007-022007-10 5627S1175203033099852733180742240892084AUC0130003727754The confession of a p{aelig}nitent163512007-086APEX2007-092007-103A2007-102008-022008-09 5628S1090709984472095582240913542AUA7083003714707A general confession set furth for1552-155392010-0811PDCC2010-092010-103A2010-102011-062011-12 5629S11355399848786139002248520547AUA9489003717113A generall confessyon of sinnes to155452012-096APEX2012-092013-033A2013-032014-032014-10 5630S11115499846561115402240922440AUA8270003715894The humble and vnfained confessio[n1554362003-0976PDCC2003-092003-103Y2003-102003-122004-03 5633.3S157520214722238412240959127AUB3020003720644The Booke in meeter of Robin Consci159072009-1224PDCC2010-012010-033A2010-032010-042011-04 5633.5S124508998991441505702248517052005371170Avght considerations to move al men to inqvire and imbrace, with ane earnest affection, the veritie of faith and religion, which onlie is ane, and which onlie bringeth to saluation, amangs sa monie contrarious sectes, as pretendeth to haue ye same. Cvm privilegio1605202012-0541PDCC2012-062012-113A2012-112013-022014-03 5636.2S1094019984504999252240879910AUC2364003729988The Catholike moderator: or A moder1623452003-07189TECH2003-072004-013Y2004-012004-022004-03 5637S1051349984086454052248579537AUA4582003712206Diana.1592162003-0719PDCC2003-072003-103A2003-102003-122004-03 5638.5S11189999847159121802240953819AUA8652003716276Discoverye of a counterfecte confer1600492000-0086APEX2001-082002-023A2002-022002-032003-01 5638.7S11633999851556168352240923836AUB9382003727006Examen pacifique de la doctrine des1589722003-07181APEX2003-072004-013A2004-012004-022004-03 5639.5S31502006033143071282092240904434AUC5538003733162Constance of Cleveland163012002-098TECH2002-122003-013A2003-012003-022003-03 5640S1175223004199852735180762240883067AUC0132003727756The constancy of true loue, or. An163512002-038TECH2002-042002-053Y2002-052002-062003-01 5641S1072519984295376532264193333AUA5978003713602Valla, Lorenzo,$d1406-1457.Hutten, Ulrich von,$d1488-1523.Marshall, William,$dfl. 1535.A treatyse of the donation or gyfte and endowme[n]t of possessyons, gyuen and graunted vnto Syluester pope of Rhome, by Constantyne emperour of Rome1534732005-09346PDCC2005-112006-073A2006-072006-092007-01 5642S1086199984427690732240922858AUA6802003714426The commonvvealth and gouernment of15991252006-08454APEX2006-092009-033A2009-032009-092011-04 5644S11975399854959204252240927586AUC1291003728915A dyall of dayly contemplacion, or15781272005-05296PDCC2005-072005-083A2005-082005-102005-12 5647S11716299852377176932240936631AUB0647003718271A courtlie controuersie of Cupids c15781672002-11634TECH2003-012003-023R2003-072003-083R 5650S114587998498121778932240894808The voluntarie conuersion : and seuerall recantations, of foure great learned men, professed fryers in sundry monasteries of Fraunce, from the errours of idolatrie and poperie, to the true religion established in the Reformed Church. 1. Master Iohn Le Vager, a priest in the Romane Church, conuerted at Mauns, Ianuary 6. 2. Master Iohn Forent, a fryer Carmelite, in the Court of Morthemard, conuerted in the Reformed Church of Poictiers, Iune, 9. 3. Master Denis Boucher, a Franciscane fryer, in the couent of Noisy, neere Paris, conuerted in the Reformed Church of Paris, Iuly. 6. 4. Master Daniell Dusert, Franciscan fryer at Mello, conuerted in the Church of Mello, December, 22. All conuerted this last yeare, 1603. as their seuerall discourses following at large doe testifie, vnder their owne hands. Truely translated, out of the French printed copies.1604262013-12101APEX2013-122014-023A2014-022014-032014-10 5652S459023593788267512240902719AUC4317003731941Meditations and praiers gathered ou15712342013-06245PDCC2013-072013-093A2013-092014-032014-10 5653S124809999004521732112240892071005371873Conway, John,$cSir,$dd. 1603.The poesie of floured prayers :$bContaining sundrie meditations and prayers gathered out of the sacred letters and vertuous writers: disposed in forme of the alphabet, of the most vertuous Lady, the Lady Elizabeths name. Set forth by Sir Iohn Convvay.16112162013-06240PDCC2013-072013-123A2013-122014-032014-10 5654S11340499848638137472240923613AUA9439003717063An exortacion to charite1551142006-0827APEX2006-092006-103A2006-102007-022007-10 5656S1050589984078853192264188994AUA4528003712152The defence of conny catching. Or A1592192002-0484TECH2002-052002-063R2002-092002-103A2002-102002-122003-01 5657S114491998497161778942240906749Conyers, James.Christs love, and saints sacrifice : Preached in a sermon at St. Pauls Crosse, on the 23. of August, 1635. By Iames Conyers, Mr. of Arts of Sydney-Sussex in Cambridge, and minister of Stratford-Bow, in Middlesex.1635162013-1255APEX2013-122014-023A2014-022014-032014-10 5658S1086209984427790742240924421AUA6803003714427The abatement of popish braggs, pre1625352006-08142APEX2006-092008-033Y2008-032008-092009-03 5659S1086229984427990762240864581AUA6804003714428Pope Ioane.1610712006-08411TECH2006-092008-033A2008-032008-092009-03 5661S1086259984428290792240881580AUA6806003714430The weather-cocke of Romes religion162592006-0841TECH2006-092007-073A2007-072008-022008-09 5662S1086309984428790842240908773AUA6811003714435VVorke for a Masse-priest.161792006-0832APEX2006-092006-103A2006-102007-022007-10 5663S1086319984428890852240872425AUA6812003714436More vvorke for a Masse-priest.1621412006-08179APEX2006-092008-073Y2008-072008-092009-03 5664S1086529984430991102248518366AUB6472003724096Yet more vvorke for a Masse-priest.1622252006-08100TECH2006-092006-103A2006-102007-022007-10 5665S11716699852381176972240925403AUB0648003718272Worke, more vvorke, and a little mo1628832006-08350TECH2006-092008-073A2008-072008-092009-03 5667S11717199852386177032240906737AUB0650003718274Bartas Iunior: or, The worlds epito1631372013-06161PDCC2013-072013-093A2013-092014-032014-10 5668S1086549984431191122240903043AUB6473003724097The character of vvarre, or The ima1626422013-06189PDCC2013-072013-093A2013-092014-032014-10 5669S12076699855960214712248502114AUC1695003729319The prospectiue glasse of vvarre.1628312006-0890APEX2006-092007-083A2007-082008-022008-09 5672S11840199853608189992264219671Cooke, Jo.,$dfl. 1614.Can, John,$dfl. 1604,$eattributed name.Epigrames : Serued out in 52. seuerall dishes for euery man to tast without surfeting. By I.C. Gent.1604292013-0626PDCC2013-072013-093A2013-092014-032014-10 5673S1050019984073152602264187450AUB5639003723263Greenes Tu quoque, or, The cittie g1614442002-10205PDCC2002-112002-123A2002-122003-022003-03 5676S1086599984431691172240868420AUB6475003724099A white sheete, or A warning for wh1629272006-0883TECH2006-092006-103Y2006-102007-022007-10 5677S18712006922855212258172240894398AUC3535003731159The cheating age, or, Leonard of Li162512013-077PDCC2013-082013-103Y2013-102014-032014-10 5678S11820399853411187942248546807AUB0999003718623A notable and prodigious historie o158982010-0127PDCC2010-012015-023A2015-022015-032016-02 5679S1072529984295476552240863100AUB6105003723729Funeral teares.1606112013-0622PDCC2013-072013-093A2013-092014-032014-10 5680S114514998497391778952248545206Cooper, John,$cpriest.The foolish prophets displayed, by Iohn Cooper, priest 1638192013-0657PDCC2013-062017-063A2017-062022-12 5681S11820899853416187992248556063AUB1000003718624A true and most dreadfull discourse158472009-1213PDCC2009-122010-013A2010-012010-042011-04 5682S11852299853729191242248547847AUC0635003728259An admonition to the people of Engl15891272005-09458APEX2005-102006-053A2006-052006-092007-01 5684.5S11823699853444188272240933972AUB1007003718631A briefe homily158082005-0923PDCC2005-112005-123A2005-122006-012006-02 5684S1086609984431791182240864651AUA6833003714457A briefe exposition of such chapter15733692005-091304TECH2005-102005-113Y2005-112006-012006-02 5685S12076899855962214732240863213AUC1697003729321Certaine sermons vvherin is contain15801372005-09625APEX2005-102006-063A2006-062006-092007-01 5688S1072619984296376652254528285AUA5985003713609Thesaurus lingu{aelig} Roman{aelig}15788722005-0916994PDCC2006-032006-043A2006-042006-092007-01 5691S11116899846569115482240906590AUA8278003715902The true and perfect copie of a god1575382005-0979APEX2005-102006-053A2006-052006-092007-01 5692S11854399853750191452240933841AUB1121003718745The art of giuing.1615722004-08142TECH2004-082004-093A2004-092004-102004-11 5693.5S1086669984432391242240879578AUB6479003724103A brand taken out of the fire. Or T1606572004-08278APEX2004-082004-093A2004-092004-102004-11 5693S11559399850811160392240899311AUB8919003726543The blessing of Iapheth1615482005-09185APEX2005-102006-063Y2006-062006-092007-01 5694S12229599857447231872240906139AUC2236003729860The Christians daily sacrifice16081362004-01268TECH2004-022004-033A2004-032004-042004-05 5695S168021468307240122240886095AUB3110003720734The Christians daily sacrifice16152462005-04493PDCC2005-072005-093A2005-092005-102005-12 5696S1086619984431891192264189956AUB6476003724100The Churches deliuerance16091202005-09610TECH2005-102006-053A2006-052006-092007-01 5697.5S11634199851558168372248552503AUB9383003727007The conuerts first loue discerned1610262005-09111APEX2005-102006-063A2006-062006-092007-01 5698S1086649984432191222240866563AUB6477003724101The cry and reuenge of blood.1620362004-08145APEX2004-082004-093A2004-092004-102004-11 5699S11559699850814160422240899314AUB8920003726544The estates of the hypocrite and sy16131312005-09201TECH2005-092005-113Y2005-112006-012006-02 5700.5S11351599848749138622240878219AUA9476003717100The mysterie of the holy government1620842004-08107APEX2004-082004-093A2004-092004-102004-11 5700S12077199855965214762248508488AUC1700003729324A familiar treatise laying downe ca1615612010-10250PDCC2010-102010-113A2010-112011-062011-12 5701.3S11634699851563168432240857236AUB9386003727010Sathan transformed into an angell o16222032003-09431TECH2003-092003-103A2003-102003-122004-03 5701S1086659984432291232240915397AUB6478003724102The mystery of witch-craft.16172012004-08424APEX2004-082004-093A2004-092004-102004-11 5706S109835998454791762632264207834Cooper, Thomas,$dfl. 1626.The sacred mysterie of the gouernment of the thoughts : discouering their nature and differences, and together, resoluing such speciall doubts, which are incident hereunto. Very necessary for the tryall and safe keping of the heart. And also, for the well ordering and comfort of a Christian life.16192742013-06337PDCC2013-072013-093A2013-092014-032014-10 5709S114304998495301780012248561220Cooper, Thomas,$dfl. 1626.The vvonderfull mysterie of spirituall growth : Describing the necessitie, nature, manner, measure, and markes thereof. As also, laying downe necessarie rules for the wise discerning of the same. And resoluing many speciall cases of conscience incident hereunto, tending to the comfort of distressed spirits, and so to the attaining of perfect holinesse. Diuided into two bookes.16222252013-06534PDCC2013-072013-093A2013-092014-032014-10 5710.3S11900499854211196202240925399AUC0843003728467Cooper, Thomas,$dfl. 1626.VVilie beguile ye, or The worldlings gaine1621442005-09128PDCC2005-112006-013A2006-012006-042006-06 5710S339133143403284502248549289AUC5765003733389The worldlings aduenture1619442004-08124TECH2004-082004-093A2004-092004-102004-11 5714S11350399848737138502248522547AUA9472003717096The English schoole-master1630492006-08258APEX2006-092006-113A2006-112007-022007-10 5717S1090969984474695862240870188AUA7101003714725A godly meditacion vpon. xx. select1547992013-06368PDCC2013-072013-093A2013-092014-032014-10 5718S1086699984432691272240892397AUA6837003714461The historie of tvvo the moste nobl15441512006-08705APEX2006-092008-113A2008-112009-022009-10 5722S11837199853578189682240933848AUC0531003728155A religious inquisition: or, A shor1629682013-06108PDCC2013-072013-093A2013-092014-032014-10 5723S1086739984433091312264190787AUA6840003714464A godly and learned exposition vppo15806762010-083538APEX2010-082010-103A2010-102011-062011-12 5724S1086779984433491352248510018AUB6483003724107The copies of certaine discourses,1601962012-12326APEX2012-122013-033A2013-032014-032014-10 5725S11802099853229185982240939095AUC0346003727970Mnemosynum or Memoriall to the affl16061722013-06255PDCC2013-062013-083A2013-082014-032014-10 5726S1050659984079553292240867655AUB5650003723274A declaration how the monies (viz.162242000-0017PDCC2001-112002-023A2002-022002-032003-01 5727S1050669984079653302240900421AUB5651003723275Virginia's God be thanked, or A ser1622252000-0068PDCC2001-112002-053Y2002-052002-062003-01 5728.5S123101727988821840272240876668Copland, Robert,$dfl. 1508-1547.Here begynneth the Complaynte of them that ben to late maryed..151892010-0819PDCC2010-092010-103A2010-102011-062011-12 5728S1091129984476296032248517764AUA7109003714733[The complaint of them that be too150532009-046PDCC2009-052010-033A2010-032010-042011-04 5729S1050689984079853322240897053AUA4535003712159A complaynt of them that be to soon153592005-0818TECH2005-092005-103A2005-102006-012006-02 5730S1050719984080153352240867662AUA4538003712162Iyl of braintfords testament.156782000-0018PDCC2001-112002-023A2002-022002-032003-01 5732.5C.40.m.9.[18]998914021821742240904985Copland, Robert, fl. 1508-1547.[The life of Ipomydon].Life of Ipomydon.152232009-044PDCC2009-052010-033A2010-032010-042011-04 5732S1050739984080353372240868331AUA4540003712164The hye way to the spyttell hous.1536202002-0658APEX2002-072002-083Y2002-082002-102003-01 5734S11652199851737170282240867350AUB0519003718143The seuen sorowes that women haue w1565142000-0031PDCC2001-112002-023A2002-022002-032003-01 5735S108680998443371780022248510071Copley, Anthony,$d1567-1607?Champney, Anthony,$d1569?-1643?,$eattributed name.An ansvvere to a letter of a Iesuited gentleman, by his cosin, Maister A.C. Concerning the appeale; state, Iesuits 1601632013-06206PDCC2013-072013-093A2013-092014-032014-10 5736S12036899855567210642240939813AUC1562003729186Another letter of Mr. A.C. to his d1602422000-00194APEX2001-072002-072R2002-092002-103A2002-102002-122003-01 5737S105074998408041764592240887226Copley, Anthony,$d1567-1607?A fig for fortune. A.C. 1596472013-06114PDCC2013-062013-083A2013-082014-032014-10 5738S11117199846571115502240906558AUA8280003715904Wits fittes and fancies.15951232003-11432PDCC2003-122004-013A2004-012004-022004-03 5742.7S1070200341151784832240916727Crynes, N.The copy of a letter sent from an English gentleman, lately become a Catholike beyond the seas, to his Protestant friend in England : in answere to some points, wherin his opinion was required, concerning the present busines of the Palatinate, & marriage with Spayne : and also declaring his reasons for the change of his religion.1622532013-0750PDCC2013-082013-113A2013-112014-032014-10 5742.8S168221468496240152240959216AUB3112003720736The Copie of a letter written by an162342012-077PDCC2012-072013-013Y2013-012013-022014-03 5742.9S108682998443391775332240939478Morgan, Thomas,$d1543-1606,$eattributed name.Parsons, Robert,$d1546-1610,$eattributed name.The copie of a leter, vvryten by a Master of Arte of Cambrige, to his friend in London : concerning some talke past of late betvven tvvo vvorshipful and graue men, about the present state, and some procedinges of the Erle of Leycester and his friendes in England. Conceyued, spoken and publyshed, vvyth most earnest protestation of al duetyful good vvyl and affection, tovvardes her most excellent Ma. and the realm, for vvhose good onely it is made common to many.15841032013-12379APEX2013-122014-013A2014-012014-032014-10 5742S29922233487252582240908480AUC3078003730702Doctrinall and morall observations16121282012-07617PDCC2012-072012-083A2012-082013-022014-03 5743S1050769984080653412240868291AUA4541003712165The copy of the commaundement gener153052012-079PDCC2012-072013-013Y2013-012013-022014-03 5752E203_7R17894998602951124132240868550005356558Nicanor, Lysimachus,$d1603-1641.The epistle congratulatorie of Lysimachus Nicanor of the Societie of Jesu, to the Covenanters in Scotland. :$bVVherin is paralleled our sweet harmony and correspondency in divers materiall points of doctrine and practice.1640412010-06214PDCC2010-062010-073A2010-072011-062011-12 5753S11900599854212196212240940156The ungirding of the Scottish armou1639342010-06142PDCC2010-062010-073A2010-072011-062011-12 5756S11560499850822160522240913419AUB8922003726546A short dialogue, wherein is proved1604692013-06134PDCC2013-072013-093A2013-092014-032014-10 5757S12335833151159289662240921650AUC6268003733892A warning for worldlings, or, A com16081822013-06308PDCC2013-072013-093A2013-092014-032014-10 5758S1065119984222668642248599618AUA5492003713116Thus endeth the prologue of this bo1479772003-06274PDCC2003-082003-093A2003-092003-102003-11 5759S11468299849906150792240850297AUB8463003726087Here after foloweth the prologue of1496932006-09265APEX2006-092008-083Y2008-082008-092009-03 5764.2S1086929984434891522240861715AUB6490003724114Corderius dialogues translated gram16361612003-10990PDCC2003-112003-123A2003-122004-022004-03 5764.5S31512015833143072282102240921624AUC5539003733163Coridons commendation in the praise162312002-085PDCC2002-092002-103A2002-102002-122003-01 5764.7S12520620269998984691733842248515596005372049A battell of birds :$bmost strangly fought in Ireland, vpon the eight day of September last, 1621. where neere vnto the citty of Corke, ...162122012-066PDCC2012-062012-073A2012-072013-022014-03 5766S1086939984434991532240929303A relation of the most lamentable b162282010-0112PDCC2010-012010-023A2010-022010-042011-04 5767S11900699854213196222240911229The wonderfull battell of stareling162272009-1212PDCC2009-122010-013A2010-012010-042011-04 5768S11663599851851171432240919287AUB9533003727157Ayres1610132004-0216APEX2004-032004-043A2004-042004-072004-08 5769S1066689984238170292248571382AUB5994003723618The second booke of ayres1612192004-0227PDCC2004-032004-053A2004-052004-072004-08 5770S1086949984435091542240901389AUA6845003714469The Cid1637422006-08116APEX2006-092006-113A2006-112007-022007-10 5771S1086959984435191552240924469AUB6491003724115The second part of the Cid.1640352006-0898APEX2006-092006-103A2006-102007-022007-10 5772.5S32762000333143257283352248554148AUC5657003733281A New ballad intituled, The stout c162412002-086PDCC2002-092002-103Y2002-102002-122003-01 5772S1217323215199856900225422240877887AUB2373003719997An admonition to Doctor Story beein157112007-0811APEX2007-092010-053A2010-052011-062011-12 5773S1177093030099852920182752240941154AUC0212003727836A new ballad intituled, the stout c162912007-086APEX2007-092007-103A2007-102008-022008-09 5774S1086989984435491592240872420AUB6493003724117Discourses vpon Seneca the tragedia1601652004-0399TECH2004-032004-043A2004-042004-072004-08 5775S1086999984435591602240904572AUB6494003724118Essayes. By Sir William Corne-Waley1600-16012972000-00489PDCC2001-062001-072R2003-062004-123A2004-122005-012005-03 5778S105079998408091780052240900522Cornwallis, William,$cSir,$dd. 1631?Essayes or rather, Encomions : prayses of sadnesse: and of the emperour Iulian the Apostata. By Sir William Cornewallis, the younger knight.1616462013-06121PDCC2013-072013-093A2013-092014-032014-10 5779S1050049984073452632240867659AUB5641003723265Essayes of certaine paradoxes.1616282004-0386TECH2004-032004-043A2004-042004-072004-08 5782S1087079984436391692240886429AUB6496003724120The miraculous and happie vnion of1604192004-0348APEX2004-042004-053A2004-052004-072004-08 5786S11668299851898171922248552512AUB9560003727184A theological dialogue.15751882013-06436PDCC2013-072013-093A2013-092014-032014-10 5787S1087109984436691722240857171AUA6851003714475An epistle or godlie admonition, of1569662013-10147APEX2013-102013-113A2013-112014-032014-10 5790S12198999857143228212240899182AUB2482003720106The Spanish grammer1590752011-10318APEX2011-102011-123Y2011-122012-052012-10 5791S11669099851906172002240911273AUB9567003727191A supplication exhibited to the mos15772112013-06470PDCC2013-072013-113A2013-112014-032014-10 5795S1050849984081453492248579609AUC2353003729977Memorable conceits of diuers noble16022092004-01404TECH2004-012004-023A2004-022004-042004-05 5796.3S115623998508411778392264178442005371017Cortano, Ludovico.Butter, Nathaniel,$dd. 1664,$eattributed name.Good newes for Christendome :$bSent to a Venetian in Ligorne, from a merchant in Alexandria. Discouering a wonderfull and strange apparition, visibly seene for many dayes togither in Arabia, ouer the place, where the supposed tombe of Mahomet (the Turkish prophet) is inclosed: by which the learned Arabians prognosticate the reducing & calling of the great Turke to Christianitie. With many other notable accidents: but the most remarkable is the miraculous rayning of bloud about Rome. Done out of the Italian.1620252013-0257APEX2013-022013-053A2013-052014-032014-10 5797S100322998361664212240874922AUA2613003710237The art of riding1584642006-08153APEX2006-082007-113A2007-112008-022008-09 5802S11116799846568115472240920349AUA8277003715901The arte of nauigation.1589962002-04383PDCC2002-052002-063A2002-062002-072003-01 5806S1092619984491197672248520001AUA7211003714835Corvinus, Antonius,$d1501-1553.A postill or collection of moste godly doctrine vpon every gospell through the yeare15502982013-061073PDCC2013-072013-123A2013-122014-032014-10 5807S1087159984437191782240864640AUA6854003714478Coryates crambe, or his colwort tvv1611422000-0088TECH2001-002001-082Y2001-102001-112003-01 5808S1087169984437291792240870301AUB6499003724123Coryats crudities16114772000-001815TECH2001-061R2000-002017-063A2017-062022-12 5809S11854499853751191462240896173AUB1122003718746Mr Thomas Coriat to his friends in1618252006-0846APEX2006-092007-023A2007-022008-022008-09 5810S1087189984437491812240892398AUA6855003714479The Odcombian banquet: dished foort1611602000-00215APEX2001-062001-082A2005-052005-102005-12 5811S1087199984437591822240872418AUB6501003724125Thomas Coriate traueller for the En1616322000-0059PDCC2001-072001-082Y2001-082001-112003-01 5813S11641599851632169182240851619AUB0475003718099The araignment, examination, confes159192003-0618TECH2003-062003-073A2003-072003-082003-09 5814S11117099846570115492240904586AUA8279003715903The manner of the death and executi159142006-088APEX2006-092007-013A2007-012007-022007-10 5818S1050859984081553502248579611AUB5653003723277A collection of private devotions,16352332005-08396TECH2005-082005-113R2020-012022-12 5819.7S12127299856456220062240894559AUC1947003729571An ansvver to the two fyrst and pri15842482011-081227APEX2011-082011-093A2011-092012-052012-10 5822S11852399853730191252240927571BBS8465004280801An apologie for sundrie proceedings15932892002-041559APEX2002-042002-053A2002-052002-062003-01 5823S1088239984447792932248516561AUA6917003714541Conspiracie, for pretended reformat1592582006-08317TECH2006-092009-023A2009-022009-092011-04 5827S114528998497531778992240849701Coster, Franciscus,$d1532-1619.Worthington, Lawrence.Meditations of the whole historie of the Passion of Christ. Written by the Reuerend Father, F. Franciscus Costerus, Doctor of Diuinity, of the Society of Iesus. Translated out of Latine into English by R.W. Esquire De universa historia Dominicae Passionis meditationes quinquaginta. English16163412013-06499PDCC2013-072013-093A2013-092014-032014-10 5828S11642099851637169232240914036AUB0478003718102Musike of six, and fiue partes.1585872004-0877PDCC2004-102004-113A2004-112005-012005-03 5829S11117599846574115532240920430AUA8282003715906[A dialogue of diuerse quections [s1585382013-0689PDCC2013-072013-093A2013-092014-032014-10 5830S1072629984296476662240870368AUB6106003723730A dictionarie of the French and Eng16114982000-0011894LEME2018-122020-102020-102022-12 5832S11711299852327176432240923838AUB9859003727483Cotta contra Antonium: or An Ant-An1623612013-06264PDCC2013-072013-093A2013-092014-032014-10 5833S11390799849135142712240854515AUA9615003717239A short discouerie of the vnobserue1612792006-08389TECH2006-092008-053A2008-052008-092009-03 5836.5S11629399851510167842240911472AUB9346003726970The triall of vvitch-craft1624892008-03373PDCC2008-052008-063A2008-062008-092009-03 5836S1088309984448493012240901312AUB6534003724158The triall of vvitch-craft1616692003-09287TECH2003-092003-103Y2003-102003-122004-03 5837S1088339984448793042240906385AUB6535003724159The infallible true and assured vvi1624882006-01371APEX2006-022006-043A2006-042006-092007-01 5838S30022236082252602240921719AUC3080003730704The infallible true and assured vvi1625912008-03369PDCC2008-052008-073A2008-072008-092009-03 5840S11642299851639169252248545639AUB0479003718103A treatise against traitors.1591732006-08152APEX2006-092007-023A2007-022008-022008-09 5841.5S11635599851572168522264184940AUB9395003727019Tvvo very Godly and comfortable let1589602013-0477APEX2013-042013-063A2013-062014-032014-10 5841S1088369984449093072240864612AUB6537003724161A very soueraigne oyle to restore d1622582006-08199TECH2006-092007-113A2007-112008-022008-09 5848S75622352016254372248516129AUC3217003730841The mirror of martyrs16131222002-08150PDCC2002-092002-103A2002-102002-122003-01 5852S11771099852921182762240913158AUC0213003727837None but Christ, none but Christ.1629572013-0673PDCC2013-072013-093A2013-092014-032014-10 5854S1050879984081753522264188071AUB5654003723278Cotton, John,$d1584-1652.Gods promise to his plantation·1630142013-0637PDCC2013-062013-083A2013-082014-032014-10 5857S11635699851573168532248545642AUB9396003727020Father Cotton a Iesuite, the Kings1614332006-03123PDCC2006-062007-063A2007-062008-022008-09 5860S1088499984450293192240886492AUB6542003724166The interiour occupation of the sou16181592013-03238APEX2013-032013-043A2013-042014-032014-10 5861.2S168321469213240202240894395AUB3113003720737Anti-Coton, or, A Refutation of Cot1611472002-08146TECH2002-102002-113A2002-112002-122003-01 5862S1088509984450393202240855908AUA6929003714553The hellish and horribble councell,1610132006-0836TECH2006-092007-073A2007-072008-022008-09 5863.2S1088519984450493212248512779AUB6543003724167Cotton, Robert,$cSir,$d1571-1631.The danger wherein the kingdome now standeth, & the remedie1628122005-0818PDCC2005-102005-113A2005-112006-012006-02 5864S30222237382252632240941620AUC3081003730705A short vievv of the long life and1627252005-0851PDCC2005-102006-053A2006-052006-092007-01 5865S1088549984450693262240870298AUA6931003714555An armor of proofe1596172003-0554TECH2003-052005-033A2005-032005-042005-10 5866S11642399851640169262240925390AUB0480003718104A direction to the waters of lyfe.1590552003-05281APEX2003-062003-073A2003-072003-082003-09 5869S11642499851641169272240850228AUB0481003718105A spirituall song1596142003-0543PDCC2003-072004-013A2004-012004-022004-03 5870.3S391533151173289752240937467AUC6277003733901William, by the prouidence of God,161612007-086APEX2007-092007-103A2007-102008-022008-09 5870.5S469843766983351842292240866335Coucheman, Giles.An exhortatyon or warnynge, to beware of greater plagues & troubles, then are yet come vppon thys realme, : for the synnes and wyckednes that hath bene, & is yet dayly commytted there in..1551452013-0668PDCC2013-072013-093A2013-092014-032014-10 5871.5S12252399857647234142240864718AUB2703003720327Present remedies against the plague159472009-1215PDCC2010-012010-043A2010-042011-062011-12 5871.7S12252199857645234122240900724AUC2306003729930Present remedies against the plague160382006-0315APEX2006-052007-053A2007-052008-022008-09 5872.5S31532008233143074282122240927468AUC5541003733165The Countrey mans chat163212002-106APEX2002-112003-013Y2003-012003-022003-03 5874S1088749984452693462240872429AUA6947003714571The country-mans recreation, or the16401492011-05435PDCC2011-052011-073A2011-072012-052012-10 5875S114530998497551779002240854616Company of Merchant Adventurers of England.The course of the tare of cloth in Holland 162722013-0612PDCC2013-072013-093A2013-092014-032014-10 5876.5S124214526331301739462248537814Taylor, Joseph.A court of guard for the heart1626412011-1052PDCC2011-102012-013A2012-012012-052012-10 5876.8S33032014133143292283622248545440AUC5683003733307A Pleasant new court song, betweene162812003-094APEX2003-102003-113A2003-112003-122004-03 5876S1050969984082653642240862963AUB5655003723279The court of good counsell.1607372012-06123PDCC2012-062012-083R2012-112013-013A2013-012013-022014-03 5877S1177183002399852929182842240947275AUC0215003727839A pleasant nevv court song, between162812002-035PDCC2002-042002-053A2002-052002-062003-01 5878S11392399849151142872240928994AUB2799003720423The life, apprehensio[n,] arraignem1612142006-0844TECH2006-092007-073Y2007-072008-022008-09 5879.5S168521469809240252240942951AUB3114003720738The ladder of hell, or, The Protest161892006-0820TECH2006-092006-103A2006-102007-022007-10 5879S10981899845462103642240873655AUA7585003715209Of the office of servavntes1543232003-0332APEX2003-042005-033A2005-032005-042005-10 5880S1088799984453193522240872423AUB6546003724170A briefe ansvver vnto certaine reas1606872003-06320PDCC2003-072003-093A2003-092003-102003-11 5881S12090999856102216242240866620AUC1755003729379A iust and temperate defence of the1603812003-06349PDCC2003-072003-083A2003-082003-102003-11 5882S1088819984453393542264206340AUB6547003724171A modest and reasonable examination16041172003-05511PDCC2003-062003-073Y2003-072003-082003-09 5883S1088879984453993632248519837AUA6955003714579Polimanteia, or, The meanes lawfull15951182003-05265APEX2003-052003-093A2003-092003-102003-11 5884.5S1056279984135459312240861674AUB5717003723341Miracle vpon miracle. Or A true rel160782010-0116PDCC2010-012010-043A2010-042011-062011-12 5886S1088889984454093642240904714AUA6956003714580Certain most godly, fruitful, and c15643632010-101700PDCC2010-112011-013A2011-012011-062011-12 5888S1092639984491397692240894698AUA7213003714837A confutacion of that treatise, whi15411032005-09305PDCC2005-122006-103A2006-102007-022007-10 5889S114534998497591779012240858550Coverdale, Miles,$d1488-1568.The defence of a certayne poore Christen man : who els shuldhaue bene condemned by the Popes lawe. Written in the hye Allmaynes tonge by a right excellent and noble prynce, and tra[n]slated into Englishe by Myles Couerdale.1545402013-0693PDCC2013-072013-093A2013-092014-032014-10 5891S12213299857284229822248517564AUB2559003720183Fruitfull lessons, vpon the passion15931562005-09503PDCC2005-112006-073A2006-072006-092007-01 5892S12112799856314218492240888095AUB2079003719703Goostly psalmes and spirituall song1535622010-10104PDCC2010-102017-063A2017-062022-12 5895S1051419984087154132240862997AUB5666003723290A true and almost incredible report1612392003-05131PDCC2003-062003-083Y2003-082003-102003-11 5900S1089599984461194412240872414AUA7014003714638The interpreter: or Booke containin16072922006-081625APEX2006-092007-053A2007-052008-022008-09 5904S1089679984461994502240870345AUB6559003724183Loves riddle.1638452002-10173PDCC2002-112002-123Y2002-122003-022003-03 5906S1089709984462294532240922352AUB6561003724185Poetical blossomes by A.C.1633312002-1063PDCC2002-112003-013Y2003-012003-022003-03 5912S1089769984462894592264194297AUB6564003724188The anatomie of a Christian man.16111662003-07434APEX2003-072003-083A2003-082003-102003-11 5914S108983998446341778422240901407Cowper, William,$d1568-1619.The Bishop of Gallovvay his apologie 161652013-0725APEX2013-072017-063A2017-062022-12 5915S1089809984463194632240875617AUB6566003724190The Bishop of Gallovvay his dikaiol16161022003-07361TECH2003-072003-083A2003-082003-102003-11 5916S11468399849907150802240854609AUB8464003726088A conduit of comfort.1606242003-0796TECH2003-072004-013A2004-012004-022004-03 5917S12002599855229207102240910875AUB1627003719251A defiance to death.16101992003-07228PDCC2003-082003-093Y2003-092003-102003-11 5919.5S1089899984464094732240855905AUB6569003724193Three heauenly treatises vpon the e16091902003-07896TECH2003-072003-083A2003-082003-102003-11 5919S114575998498001779022240872448Cowper, William,$d1568-1619.Good newes from Canaan : Full of heauenly comfort and consolation, for all those that are afflicted either in bodie or minde. With a proofe of true repentance for the same. By William Cowper, minister of Gods word, and B. of Galloway.16131502013-07237APEX2013-072013-093A2013-092014-032014-10 5920S12191499857071227422240866664AUC2105003729729Heauen opened.16112652013-071194APEX2013-072013-093A2013-092014-032014-10 5926S1089779984462994602248509205AUB6565003724189A holy alphabet for Sion's scholars16132152003-07687APEX2003-082003-093A2003-092003-102003-11 5928S11916199854368197852240911243AUC0949003728573A mirrour of mercie or The prodigal16151432003-07152PDCC2003-082003-093A2003-092003-102003-11 5930S11508999850308154992248552540AUB0025003717649A most comfortable and Christian di1617362003-0738TECH2003-072004-013A2004-012004-022004-03 5931S1089859984463694692264200834AUB6568003724192Pathmos: or, A commentary on the Re16191872003-07664APEX2003-082003-093A2003-092003-102003-11 5932S114580998498051779042240865201Cowper, William,$d1568-1619.Ph&cmbmacr;osphoros or A most heauenly and fruitfull sermon, preached the sixt of August. 1615 : At the translation of the right Reuerend Father in God, the Archbishop of St. Andrewes to the sea thereof. By Mr. William Covvper B. of Galloway.1616472013-0792APEX2013-072013-093A2013-092014-032014-10 5933.3S256324329334275212240912910AUC4943003732567A preparatiue for the new Passeouer1607632003-07155PDCC2003-082003-093R2004-012004-033A2004-032004-042004-05 5934S11285499848097131752240849591AUB7580003725204Seuen dayes conference16131312003-07205PDCC2003-082003-093A2003-092003-102003-11 5936S107520041716236202240914160AUC2465003730089Three heavenly treatises, concernin16121832003-07317TECH2003-072003-083A2003-082003-102003-11 5937S11717099852385177022240925380AUB9892003727516The triumph of a Christian16081922003-07416APEX2003-072003-083A2003-082003-102003-11 5943S11854599853752191472240889978AUB1123003718747Two fruitfull and godly treatises,16161562003-07194APEX2003-072003-093A2003-092003-102003-11 5944S1090059984465694892240892422AUB6573003724197Tvvo sermons preached in Scotland b1618282003-0794PDCC2003-072003-083A2003-082003-102003-11 5945S1090069984465794902264199789AUB6574003724198The life and death of the Reuerend1619172003-0743TECH2003-072004-013A2004-012004-022004-03 5947S1050989984082853662240897017AUA4558003712182The art or crafte of rhetoryke.1532492003-07108APEX2003-082003-093A2003-092003-102003-11 5948S11449699849721148842240854541AUB8397003726021A short catechisme.1620192013-0738APEX2013-072013-093A2013-092014-032014-10 5950S1051009984083053682240900309AUA4559003712183A short treatise declaringe the det1561172006-0830APEX2006-092006-103A2006-102007-022007-10 5952S10980999845453103542264196976AUA7579003715203Cradock, Edward.The shippe of assured safetie15722732013-07611APEX2013-072013-123A2013-122014-032014-10 5954S12113099856317218522240910757AUB2081003719705The craft of graffing and planting156382010-0122PDCC2010-012010-033A2010-032010-042011-04 5956S1052669984099555512240863105AUB5681003723305The amorose songes, sonets, and ele1606842005-08151PDCC2005-102006-063A2006-062006-092007-01 5957S1052679984099655522240858392AUB5682003723306Craig, Alexander,$d1567?-1627.Skene, Robert,$dfl. 1631.The pilgrime and heremite1631162005-0851APEX2005-092005-113Y2005-112006-012006-02 5958S1052689984099755532240853033AUB5683003723307The poeticall essayes of Alexander1604232013-0769APEX2013-072013-113A2013-112014-032014-10 5959S1050029984073252612240900381AUB5640003723264The poetical recreations of Mr. Ale1609172005-0840TECH2005-082005-093A2005-092005-102005-12 5961.5S11672599851941172372240943908AUB9592003727216The mother and the child.16111082005-08133PDCC2005-102005-113A2005-112006-012006-02 5961S11663799851853171452240928939AUB9534003727158Specimen epigrammatum Iacobo Primo162482010-0112PDCC2010-012010-043A2010-042011-062011-12 5963S11119799846596115762240906386AUA8300003715924A short summe of the whole catechis1583612005-08182APEX2005-092006-023A2006-022006-042006-06 5974S1090109984466194942240864582AUB6576003724200The defence of Constantine16213452003-021434TECH2003-032003-043R2003-102003-113A2003-112003-122004-03 5979S30822255107252742240917015AUC3091003730715A sermon at the solemnizing of the1609282003-02136APEX2003-042005-023A2005-022005-042005-10 5980S1090169984466795002240888535AUB6579003724203A sermon of predestination1620262003-02132TECH2003-032003-053Y2003-052003-062003-07 5982S1090189984466995022240866490AUB6581003724205A sermon of sanctification1608212003-0297PDCC2003-032003-053Y2003-052003-062003-07 5983S1072749984297676792264197873AUB6112003723736Vigilius dormitans.16312692003-022153PDCC2003-042003-053A2003-052003-062003-07 5984S1072759984297776802248619067AUB6113003723737A treatise of the Fift General Coun16342692012-082240PDCC2012-082012-093A2012-092013-022014-03 5986S1090209984467195042240857086AUB6582003724206The vvorkes of mercy, both corporal1621302003-0734TECH2003-072003-083A2003-082003-102003-11 5988S11890599854112195192240925293AUC0800003728424Amanda: or, The reformed whore. Com1635492003-07159PDCC2003-082003-103Y2003-102003-122004-03 5990S11120199846600115802248514249AUA8302003715926All the submyssyons, and recantatio155662004-1117APEX2004-122005-013Y2005-012005-042005-10 5992S1072779984297976822240879865AUA5990003713614An aunsvvere by the Reuerend Father15802322000-001811PDCC2001-082002-023A2002-022002-032003-01 5993S1092729984492297782240875630AUA7217003714841Catechismus, that is to say, a shor15482752004-11407PDCC2005-012005-023A2005-022005-042005-10 5996S1090309984468095142240892424AUA7052003714676A confutatio[n] of vnwritte[n] veri15561122004-11224TECH2004-122005-013A2005-012005-042005-10 5999S11642699851643169292240854315AUB0482003718106The copy of certain lettres sent to1556172004-1139TECH2004-122005-013A2005-012005-042005-10 6000S1260649984493397922240909168AUA7227003714851A defence of the true and catholike15501252003-07387PDCC2003-082003-093A2003-092003-102003-11 6006S1090369984468695202264190784AUA7057003714681Reformatio legum ecclesiasticarum15711622000-00551APEX2001-082001-093R2001-102005-043A2005-042005-102005-12 6009S1090419984469195252240924706AUA7060003714684Epigrammatum sacrorum liber.1634482004-06103TECH2004-062005-033Y2005-032005-042005-10 6010S11711699852331176472240878500AUB9862003727486Ad Seuerinum Binnium Louaniensem th162472009-1234PDCC2009-122014-103A2014-102015-032016-02 6015S1090609984471095462248522058AUA7077003714701W. C.,$dfl. 1623.The fatall vesper, or A true and punctuall relation of that lamentable and fearefull accident, hapning on Sunday in the afternoone being the 26. of October last, by the fall of a roome in the Black-Friers, in which were assembled many people at a sermon, which was to be preached by Father Drurie a Iesuite1623272012-0140PDCC2012-012016-113A2016-112022-12 6016S11394999849177143132248542461AUA9623003717247Crashaw, William,$d1572-1626.Scribanius, Carolus,$d1561-1629.The Iesuites gospel: by W. Crashawe, B. of Diuinity and preacher at the Temple1610552011-05177PDCC2011-052011-063A2011-062012-052012-10 6017.5S11868599853892192912240896171AUB1182003718806Londons lamentation for her sinnes1625312006-0375APEX2006-032006-043Y2006-042006-092007-01 6017S1090629984471295482248518727AUB6585003724209The Iesuites gospell: vvritten by t1621592011-07206APEX2011-072012-113A2012-112013-022014-03 6018S11854699853753191482240933990AUB1124003718748Manuale catholicorum.1611682013-0778APEX2013-072013-093A2013-092014-032014-10 6019.5S915621808669181916892240909388Crashaw, William,$d1572-1626.Meate for men, or, a principall seruice of the sacraments. : Wherein (amongst many) these two points are specifically handled [brace] 1. Of the baptizing of infants. 2. Of kneeling in the act of breaking and receiuing the Lords Supper. For the vse of all religious families and monethly communicants in the kingdome when they come to the Lords table. / Written by way of briefe questions and answers, for the ease and benefit of the simple. By W. Crashaw B. of Divinitie, and sometimes pastor at White-Chappell..1629202013-0751APEX2013-072013-093A2013-092014-032014-10 6020S915631808669271916902240923530Crashaw, William,$d1572-1626.Milke for babes. Or, a north-countrie catechisme. : Made plaine and easy, to the capacitie of the countrie people. / By William Crashavv, Batchellor in Diuinity and preacher of the Word...1618432013-0792APEX2013-072013-093A2013-092014-032014-10 6023S12100199856192217192248518261AUC1825003729449A mittimus to the iubile at Rome: o1625682013-05237PDCC2013-072013-113A2013-112014-032014-10 6024S1090639984471395492248515906AUB6586003724210The parable of poyson.1618472013-07212APEX2013-072017-063A2017-062022-12 6027S11509099850309155002248548841AUB0026003717650The sermon preached at the Crosse,1608962013-07388APEX2013-072013-093A2013-092014-032014-10 6028S11819199853399187822240949648AUC0448003728072The sermon preached at the Crosse,1609962000-00338TECH2002-012002-023R2002-042002-053A2002-052002-062003-01 6029S1090719984472195592240909215AUA7084003714708A sermon preached in London before1610462000-00147APEX2001-102001-113Y2001-112001-122003-01 6031S109072998447221779072240886493Craven, Isaac,$dd. 1660.Gods tribunall and mans tryal : Represented in a sermon at Pauls-Crosse, vpon the fifth of September. 1630. By Isaac Craven, pastor of Felmersham in Bedfordshire.1631272013-07120APEX2013-072013-093A2013-092014-032014-10 6032S11711899852333176492240911231AUB9864003727488The declaration of Mr. Patrik Crawf1627332013-07114APEX2013-072013-093A2013-092014-032014-10 6033.5S113427998984201766622264171912005372196Here begynneth a lytell treatyse of the dyenge creature :$benfected with sykenes vncurable with many sorowfull complayntes.150672009-1219PDCC2009-122010-013A2010-012010-042011-04 6033S11663999851855171472240867332AUB9535003727159The country mans instructor. Or, A1636222006-0864TECH2006-092006-103R2020-012022-12 6034S124062999005491735122264171887005372240[The dyenge creature]1507212012-0748APEX2012-072012-083A2012-082013-022014-03 6035S12248199857607233682240900654AUB2677003720301The deyenge creature.1514182012-0748PDCC2012-072012-083A2012-082013-022014-03 6036S1090739984472395612240899553AUB6589003724213The estate of the Church16023802008-021898PDCC2008-062008-073Y2008-072008-092009-03 6038.5S51212020938160680292912240937399AUC6562003734186A Mad crue, or, That shall be tryde162512002-096PDCC2002-102002-113A2002-112002-122003-01 6038S117450998526631778452248545879Creswell, George.The harmonie of the lawe and the gospel : Wherin is plainly shewed, that howsoeuer they differ in time and some other circumstances, yet in substance they are one & the same. And by waie of application, the pretended antiquitie of Poperie is discouered, and found to be a meere nouelty: deliuered in a sermon at Pauls-crosse, the 9. of Aug. 1607. by George Cresvvell, minister of Gods word.1607332013-0774APEX2013-072013-093A2013-092014-032014-10 6039.5S12035199855550210452240946312AUB1774003719398The crib of ioy1611252012-0749PDCC2012-072012-093A2012-092013-022014-03 6039S1051329984086254032248567137AUA4581003712205The nosegay of morall philosophie1580662010-04128PDCC2010-042010-053A2010-052011-062011-12 6040S1051369984086654072248567192AUB5664003723288Musica sacra1608732012-11122PDCC2012-112013-013A2013-012013-022014-03 6042S1090759984472595632240855874AUB6590003724214The lover: or, Nuptiall love. VVrit1638442011-0191PDCC2011-012011-023A2011-022011-062011-12 6043S11664699851862171542248547753AUB9538003727162R. C.$q(Robert Crofts)Paradise within us: or, The happie mind. By Robert Crofts16401112011-01143PDCC2011-012011-033A2011-032011-062011-12 6044aS114526998497511779082240850296Croke, Charles,$d1590 or 91-1657.A sad memoriall of Henry Curwen esquire : the most worthy and onely child of Sr Patricius Curwen Baronet of Warkington in Cumberland, who with infinite sorrow of all that knew him departed this life August: 21. being Sunday: 1636. In the fourteenth yeare of his age; and lyes interred in the Church of Amersham in Buckingham shire.1638212013-0741PDCC2013-072013-093A2013-092014-032014-10 6044S1090769984472695642240861717AUB6591003724215The terrestriall paradise, or, Happ1639572011-01125PDCC2011-012011-023A2011-022011-062011-12 6045S11452099849745149122240860461AUC2387003730011To his sacred maiestie, the lords s1625322013-07137PDCC2013-082013-103A2013-102014-032014-10 6048S11746499852677180122240889924AUC0094003727718Collections out of S. Augustine1638322013-07171PDCC2013-082013-113Y2013-112014-032014-10 6052S1090799984472995672240870296AUA7087003714711The copie of a letter to the Right1586192011-0447PDCC2011-042011-053Y2011-052011-062011-12 6054S1051669984089654392240900440AUA4608003712232The mansion of magnanimitie.1599612006-08279TECH2006-092009-023A2009-022009-092011-04 6055S1090809984473095682240909217AUA7088003714712A short declaration of the ende of1587252006-0897APEX2006-092007-113A2007-112008-022008-09 6056S109095998447451779092240910988Crompton, Richard,$dfl. 1573-1599.Star-Chamber cases : Shewing vvhat causes properly belong to the cognizance of that court. Collected for the most part out of Mr. Crompton, his booke, entituled The iurisdiction of divers courts.L'authoritie et jurisdiction des courts de la Majestie de la Roygne. English. Selections.1630312013-0787PDCC2013-082014-103A2014-102015-032016-02 6057S114531998497561779102240854544Crompton, William,$d1599?-1642.An explication of those principles of Christian religion, exprest or implyed in the catechisme of our Church of England, set downe in the Booke of Common Prayer : Vsefull for housholders, that desire heaven in earnest: and are willing to discharge their dutie in examination of their charge, before they send any of them to our communion. Begun and finisht in Barstaple, in the Countie of Devon, according to his maiesties late pious directions, for the renewing and continuing of the ordinance of catechising, so generally sleighted and neglected: now thus farre published respectively for the benefit of that corporation.16332242013-07452PDCC2013-082013-093A2013-092014-032014-10 6058S11712299852337176532240931621AUB9867003727491A lasting ievvell, for religious wo1630222013-0766PDCC2013-082013-113A2013-112014-032014-10 6059S12094399856134216572248504127AUC1775003729399Cooke, Alexander,$d1564-1632.Saint Austins religion1624212006-08104APEX2006-092008-083A2008-082008-092009-03 6060S12199799857151228312264225765AUC2134003729758Cooke, Alexander,$d1564-1632.Crompton, William,$d1599?-1642.$4autSaint Austins religion16251372013-07657PDCC2013-082015-043A2015-042022-12 6061S12123699856421219702240889920AUC1928003729552A vvedding-ring, fitted to the fing1632222013-0761PDCC2013-082013-123A2013-122014-032014-10 6062S1072789984298076832240870276AUB6114003723738Mikrokosmographia16155142005-095412APEX2005-112005-123A2005-122006-012006-02 6063.3S11709499852309176252248539686AUB9851003727475Crook, Samuel,$d1575-1649.A briefe direction to true happinesse1614382013-07 6065S11819899853406187892240906728AUC0452003728076Death subdued, or, The death of dea16191002013-07140PDCC2013-082016-033A2016-032022-12 6066S11717599852390177072248543771AUB9895003727519The guide vnto true blessednesse. O16131712013-07447PDCC2013-082013-103A2013-102014-032014-10 6069S11712599852340176562240947270AUB9869003727493Three sermons16151062013-07260PDCC2013-082013-103A2013-102014-032014-10 6070.5S1051379984086754082248565712AUB5665003723289Vertues common-vvealth: or The high1603792006-01287APEX2006-012006-033A2006-032006-042006-06 6071.5S389833151147289582240932605AUC6260003733884To the right honourable the lords a163512006-087APEX2006-082016-013A2016-012022-12 6071S11349699848730138432248528292AUA9471003717095The schoole of pollicie: or The ara1605782013-07285PDCC2013-082013-113A2013-112014-032014-10 6072S1091069984475695962240908655AUB6600003724224Belgiaes troubles, and triumphs.1625402013-08175PDCC2013-092013-103A2013-102014-032014-10 6073C.20.f.7[158]30099998919081830032240903862Crouch, Humphrey, fl. 1635-1671.The industrious smith : wherin is showne, how plain dealing is overthrown, that let a man do the best that he may, an idle huswife will work his decay, yet art is no burthen, though ill we may speed, our labour will help us in time of our need; to the tune of Yong man remember delights are but vain.163512008-088PDCC2008-112009-053Y2009-052009-092011-04 6074a.4S2553243233811786182248543106Crouch, Humphrey,$dfl. 1635-1671.A pleasant new song that plainely doth show that al are beggers, both high and low, a meane estate let none despise for tis not money that makes a man wise : to the tune of Cuckolds all a row / Humfrey Crowch.164012013-076PDCC2013-082013-103Y2013-102014-032014-10 6074AS11644299851658169442240899210AUB9440003727064The mad mans morrice.163712002-036APEX2002-042002-053Y2002-052002-062003-01 6074AC.20.f.7[264]998919551830572248559638Crouch, Humphrey, fl. 1635-1671.The mad mans morrice : Wherin you shall finde his trouble and grief, and discontent of his minde, a warning to yong men to have a care, how they in love intangled are. To a pleasant new tune.163712008-086PDCC2008-112009-053Y2009-052009-092011-04 6074S11916799854374197912240911488AUC0955003728579Loves court of conscience1637132002-0225APEX2002-022002-033A2002-032002-042003-01 6075S1091079984475795972240866516AUA7104003714728An aunswer to sixe reasons, that Th1581292006-08110TECH2006-092008-063A2008-062008-092009-03 6076S11916999854376197932240925310AUC0957003728581An apologie, or defence, of those E15661072006-08421APEX2006-092006-103Y2006-102007-022007-10 6079S109113998447631771602264193708Crowley, Robert,$d1518?-1588.A briefe discourse against the outwarde apparell and ministring garmentes of the popishe church 1566412013-0793PDCC2013-082013-093A2013-092014-032014-10 6082S1091179984476796092240886494AUA7113003714737The confutation of the mishapen aun1548502003-01165TECH2003-022003-033A2003-032003-042003-05 6083S1051399984086954102269046492AUA4585003712209The confutation of the. xiii. artic1548812011-05212APEX2011-062011-083Y2011-082012-052012-10 6084S11099899846434114012240906619AUA8196003715820A deliberat answere made to a rash1588962013-07425PDCC2013-082013-113A2013-112014-032014-10 6086.5S31022256763252802240921642AUC3093003730717An informacion and peticion agaynst1548162013-0745PDCC2013-082013-113A2013-112014-032014-10 6087S1051659984089554382240866429AUA4607003712231A new yeres gyfte154992010-0811PDCC2010-092010-103A2010-102011-062011-12 6088.3S31122257231252822240945677AUC3094003730718One and thyrtye epigrammes1550372013-0759PDCC2013-082013-113A2013-112014-032014-10 6089.5S31222257352252832240948903AUC3095003730719Philargyrie of Greate Britayne1551332013-0749PDCC2013-082013-093A2013-092014-032014-10 6089S11822499853432188152240940149AUB1003003718627The opening of the wo[r]des of the1569602013-0799PDCC2013-082013-123A2013-122014-032014-10 6090S11100399846438114052240902848AUA8197003715821Pleasure and payne, heauen and hell1551312013-0740PDCC2013-082013-103A2013-102014-032014-10 6091S1091199984476996112240875633AUA7115003714739Fryer Iohn Frauncis of Nigeon in Fr1586722006-09371APEX2006-092008-093Y2008-092009-022009-10 6092S12071999855913214212248508950AUB2833003720457A sermon made in the chappel at the1575282013-0746PDCC2013-082013-103A2013-102014-032014-10 6093S1091209984477096122240896201AUA7116003714740A setting open of the subtyle sophi15692082012-021048PDCC2012-032012-043A2012-042012-052012-10 6094S1051649984089454372240868334AUA4606003712230The voyce of the laste trumpet blow1549312013-0784PDCC2013-082013-103A2013-102014-032014-10 6096S1051429984087254142240900397AUA4587003712211The way to wealth1550182013-0741PDCC2013-082013-103A2013-102014-032014-10 6097S1091229984477296142240860186AUB6602003724226A true relation of all the remarkab1637392003-11123TECH2003-112003-123A2003-122004-022004-03 6098S12192699857083227542269046583AUC2112003729736The three conformities. Or The harm16201592005-03565APEX2005-042005-053A2005-052005-102005-12 6099.7S915761808669341916922240914360R. P.The cristall of Christianitie, or looking glasse of Gods love. : Containing the principles of our Christian profession, by the way of disputation betweene master and scholler, in schooles and families, fit for the profitable practise of all (especially of youth) to be vsed. / Initiated formerly by others, and amplified by R.P. minister and preacher of Gods word..1617392011-0172APEX2011-012011-033A2011-032011-062011-12 6099S12193399857090227622240874067AUC2114003729738Militarie instructions for the cava1632792013-08300PDCC2013-092013-113A2013-112014-032014-10 6100.5S50892019238160587292592240937417AUC6533003734157The Contented couckould, or, A Plea162012002-087APEX2002-092002-103A2002-102002-122003-01 6100S18742002922857128258202240950116AUC3537003731161The Cucking of a scould163012002-095TECH2002-112003-013A2003-012003-022003-03 6101S1160693003699851286165572248546449AUB9201003726825Cuckolds haven: or, The marry'd man163812002-055PDCC2002-062002-083Y2002-082002-102003-01 6102.5S12629220191399606611504562240921769005370782The Cuckowes comendation, or, The Cuckolds credit :$bbeing a merry Maying song in praise of the cuckow : to the tune of The button'd smocke.162512008-087PDCC2008-112009-053Y2009-052009-092011-04 6102S1160703018299851287165582248548125AUB9202003726826The merry cuckold.162912002-035APEX2002-042002-053Y2002-052002-062003-01 6103S12200199857154228362248506258AUB2487003720111The differences of the ages of mans1607782011-02189PDCC2011-022011-033A2011-032011-062011-12 6108S109127998447779619NONEAUA7119003714743A tract against vsurie.1621112003-0725APEX2003-072003-083A2003-082003-102003-11 61084688280562105682240910580Culpeper, Thomas Sir, 1578-1662.A tract against vsurie. :Presented to the High Court of Parliament..1621112023-0225PFS2023-022023-023A2023-022022-12 6109S18752021122857303258212240950145AUC3538003731162A pleasant new song of the backes c162212002-085PDCC2002-092002-103A2002-102002-122003-01 6110S114543998497681779112248542226Culverwell, Ezekiel,$d1553 or 4-1631.A briefe ansvvere to certaine obiections against the treatise of faith, made by Ez. Culvervvell : Clearing him form the errors of Arminius, vniustly layd to his charge.1626132013-0713PDCC2013-082013-103Y2013-102014-032014-10 6111S1091299984477996212240879876AUB6605003724229A ready vvay to remember the Script1637482013-07166PDCC2013-082013-113A2013-112014-032014-10 6112S11635899851575168552248545654AUB9397003727021Time vvell spent in sacred meditati16341972006-09308APEX2006-092008-073A2008-072008-092009-03 6113.5S407434382956291332264216979AUC6420003734044A treatise of faith16232672006-09543TECH2006-092009-023A2009-022009-092011-04 6113S1091319984478196232264198012AUB6606003724230Time vvell spent in sacred meditati16351952013-06303APEX2013-062013-083A2013-082014-032014-10 6118.4S10914099844790252842248515339Culverwell, Ezekiel,$d1553 or 4-1631.The vvay to a blessed estate in this life. / By Ezekel Culuervvel.1623112010-1116PDCC2010-122011-013A2011-012011-062011-12 6119S1066719984238470332240886418AUA5606003713230The cosmographical glasse15591182003-11540APEX2004-012004-023Y2004-022004-042004-05 6120S1091449984479496392240919776AUB6607003724231Explication, of - Thrissels - banne1640102006-0945APEX2006-092009-043A2009-042009-092011-04 6122S1051439984087354152240867960AUB5667003723291Cupids messenger: or, A trusty frie1629332012-07110PDCC2012-072012-083A2012-082013-022014-03 6124S11847399853680190742240927445AUC0602003728226Trueth triumphant, or The late conv163792003-0432TECH2003-052005-033A2005-032005-042005-10 6125.6S91585526331361739512248537869Cupper, William.Ten profitable and godly sermons concerning the pestilence : Very fitting to be read, especially in these dangerous times. Shewing from whence it cometh, the grieuousnesse of it; as also the causes thereof; and how all sorts of people ought to behaue themselues in this time of Gods grieuous visitation. / Written by W.C.16252032013-07516PDCC2013-082016-063A2016-062022-12 6125S11642999851646169322240918591AUB0484003718108Certaine sermons concerning Gods la15921962013-07 6129S1091549984480496492240894702AUA7135003714759A notable historie of the Saracens.15751412005-10584TECH2005-102005-113A2005-112006-012006-02 6130S1091559984480596502240870369AUA7136003714760Pasquine in a traunce15661172003-04515TECH2003-052003-063A2003-062003-082003-09 6132S1091579984480796522240879871AUB6609003724233A sermon preached at VVhite-Hall, o1622262013-0754PDCC2013-082014-103A2014-102015-032016-02 6134S11101099846444114122240903123AUA8201003715825The care of a Christian conscience16001082013-07251PDCC2013-082013-123A2013-122014-032014-10 6135S11643299851649169352248538955AUB0486003718110A sermon preached before the Queene1573292002-0866TECH2002-102002-113Y2002-112002-122003-01 6139S1091599984480996542240919780AUA7139003714763A sermon preached before the Queene1575272006-0956TECH2006-092006-103R2020-012022-12 6141S11607199851288165592240897696AUB9203003726827Two sermons preached by the reueren1584542013-12130APEX2013-122014-033A2014-032015-032016-02 6142S399834382701290572240908300AUC6351003733975The history of Quintus Curcius cont15532342006-05859PDCC2006-122007-093A2007-092008-022008-09 6149S12178299856947225942240891613AUC2061003729685A sermon preached at Plimmoth in Ne1622142006-0973TECH2006-092007-083A2007-082008-022008-09 6151S1051509984088054222240904306AUA4594003712218Caltha poetarum: or The bumble bee.1599382003-0281TECH2003-032003-053A2003-052003-062003-07 6152S11101299846446114142264207966AUA8203003715827Cyprian,$cSaint, Bishop of Carthage.Scory, John,$dd. 1585.Cyprian,$cSaint, Bishop of Carthage.$tDe mortalitate.Cyprian,$cSaint, Bishop of Carthage.$tAd Fortunatum.Cyprian,$cSaint, Bishop of Carthage.$tEpistola ad Thibaritanos.[Certein workes of blessed Cipriane the martyr, translated out of laten by J. Scory]1556522011-05125PDCC2011-052011-073A2011-072012-052012-10 6156S1091769984482596712240870176AUA7151003714775A sermon of S. Cyprian made on the1539362000-0056TECH2002-022002-033A2002-032002-042003-01 6157S1088169984447192872248531464AUA6911003714535A svvete and deuoute sermon of holy1534602000-00101PDCC2001-112002-023A2002-022002-032003-01 6160S1091789984482796732240886509AUA7153003714777The vvarres of Cyrus King of Persia1594282006-11108APEX2006-112007-023Y2007-022008-022008-09 6161S124430998983401735142248524530005372263A. D.The food of the soule: against the day of iudgement. By A. D.1624272013-0233APEX2013-022013-033A2013-032014-032014-10 6163.5S113555998487881767072240872446Doolittle, E.A memento for Christians : In some short meditations on the third verse of the thirteenth chapter of the Epistle vnto the Hebrewes [...] Published by the author, for the comfort of all those that mourne in Sion, and very fit to be seene in the hands of all men in tese troublesome dayes of the Churches sorrow.1623512013-08124APEX2013-082013-113A2013-112014-032014-10 6164S1091829984483196772240888504AUB6612003724236The copy of a letter written by E.D1606282006-10179APEX2006-102006-113Y2006-112007-022007-10 6165S11607299851289165602240899212AUB9204003726828Anagrammata in nomina illustrissimo160312007-0810APEX2007-082009-013A2009-012009-022009-10 6166S1091869984483596812240908943AUA7158003714782A briefe discouerie of Doctor Allen1588682007-01251APEX2007-012007-063A2007-062008-022008-09 6168S11404299849270144082240878105AUA9667003717291A godlie and fruitfull treatise of1583522002-10108APEX2002-112002-123A2002-122003-022003-03 6169C.20.f.7[76]998842021829622248518337I. D.Doctor Do'goods directions, : to cure many diseases both in body and minde, lately written and set forth for the good of infected persons. To the tune of The golden age.163512008-087PDCC2008-112009-053Y2009-052009-092011-04 6170.7S187622864391258222240906158AUC3539003731163The most wonderfull and true storie1597242003-0990APEX2003-102003-113A2003-112003-122004-03 6170S1091899984483896842240879901AUA7161003714785A hedgerovv of busshes, brambles, a1598442009-03133PDCC2009-042009-083A2009-082009-092011-04 6171C.20.f.7[338]998843961830952240898247I. D.The praise of brotherhood: or, A description of hoodes writ in verse, not in prose : shewing which best becomes the nose. To the tune of Abington Fayre.163412008-088PDCC2008-112009-053Y2009-052009-092011-04 6172AS11469099849914150872240872445AUB8467003726091A confession of Christian religion.1609272009-0371PDCC2009-042010-023A2010-022010-042011-04 6172S11748699852699180362240866160AUC0110003727734A protestation against popery by wa1607212009-0354PDCC2009-042009-053A2009-052009-092011-04 6173S11101499846447114162240902839AUA8204003715828A short Christian instruction1588192004-0237PDCC2004-03 6174S1091909984483996852240866587AUB6615003724239The knave in graine, new vampt.1640452006-09199TECH2006-092007-023A2007-022008-022008-09 6176.5S91591545323211807612264219906I. D.Holland, Henry, 1583-1650?Salomon's pest-house, or tovver-royall : Newly re-edified and prepared to preserve Londoners with their families, and others, from the doubted deluge of the plague. Item, a laudable excercise [sic] for those that are departed, or shall depart out of the city into the country, to spend their time till they returne, a handfull of holy meditations usefull and requisite for Gods people, men and women, of all estates and degrees, in these doubtfull dayes, whether troubled in body or minde, and whether Gods visitation of the plague increase or decrease. / By the reverend, learned and godly divine I.D. preacher of Gods word. ; Whereunto is added Mr. Holland's admonition, and Mr. Phaer's prescription for bodily physicke. Also London looke-backe: a description or representation of the great and memorable mortality ann. 1625. in heroicke matchlesse lines,.1636402009-03168PDCC2009-042009-053A2009-052009-092011-04 6176S11709699852311176272240947230AUB9852003727476I. D.,$cpreacher of Gods word.Holland, Henry,$d1583-1650?$tSpirituall preservatives against the pestilence.Houssemaine, Nicolas de,$dd. 1523.$tRégime contre la peste.Holland, Abraham,$dd. 1626.$tLondon looke-backe.Phayer, Thomas,$d1510?-1560.Salomons pest-house, or tovvre-royall1630402008-11166PDCC2008-122012-103A2012-102013-022014-03 6177Huth 50[33]998928911823482240931907D., John.A discription of a monstrous Chylde, borne at Chychester in Sussex, the. xxiiii. daye of May : This being the very length, and bygnes of the same. M. CCCCC. LXII.156212008-085PDCC2008-112009-053Y2009-052009-092011-04 6178S1217333215299856901225432240897349AUB2374003719998An epitaph vpon the death of Richar158712007-083APEX2007-092007-103A2007-102008-022008-09 6179S1051519984088154232240900395AUA4595003712219An exhortation to England, to ioine156872009-1211PDCC2009-122010-013A2010-012010-042011-04 6180S1091969984484596912240910986AUA7164003714788A true report of the gener[all] imb158592010-0819PDCC2010-092010-103A2010-102011-062011-12 6181.2S1052349984096355112240860151AUA4660003712284Canaans calamitie Ierusalems misery1618312002-1275TECH2003-012003-033A2003-032003-042003-05 6181S1091999984484896942264195410AUB6619003724243The bloodie banquet.1639302002-12137PDCC2003-012003-023A2003-022003-042003-05 6183S1092009984485096972240857179AUB6620003724244A sermon preached in the cathedrall1618242003-0542PDCC2003-072004-013A2004-012004-022004-03 6184S1092439984489397462240879903AUA7201003714825A Christian turn'd Turke: or, The t1612382002-09155TECH2002-122003-013A2003-012003-022003-03 6185S11542199850640158572240851580AUB8860003726484The historie, life, and miracle, ex16251642006-09436TECH2006-092009-023A2009-022009-092011-04 6190S1092449984489497472240875506AUB6626003724250Orthoepia Anglicana: or, the first1640562006-09216APEX2006-092007-103A2007-102008-022008-09 6191.5S343233149803284912240924177AUC5806003733430A briefe of the Lady Dales petition162412006-096TECH2006-092006-103A2006-102007-022007-10 6191S1160743014099851291165622240901480AUB9206003726830A new northeren iigge, called, Dain162912002-063TECH2002-072002-083A2002-082002-102003-01 6192S1092019984485196982240866506AUB6621003724245Christian hospitalitie1632792013-08291PDCC2013-092013-113A2013-112014-032014-10 6197S1092039984485397002240893594AUA7167003714791Aphorismes ciuill and militarie16132042004-05979APEX2004-052004-073A2004-072004-102004-11 6199S1092059984485597022240913549AUA7169003714793A booke of epitaphes made vpon the1583292004-0586APEX2004-052005-033A2005-032005-042005-10 6201S1092139984486397112248512823AUB6623003724247A suruey of the great dukes state o1605392004-05178PDCC2004-072004-083A2004-082004-102004-11 6202S1092149984486497122248510061AUB6624003724248The vievv of Fraunce.1604872004-05323PDCC2004-072004-083A2004-082004-102004-11 6204AS125303999005671319282240877807005372290Dalton, Edward.Poleo-nao-daphne. Londons laurell: or a branch of the graft of gratitude :$bFirst budded in the temple, and now begun to blossome, upon Davids thankfulnes to the Lord for a cities kindnesse. By Edw. Dalton one of the lecturers in the Cathedrall Church of S. Pauls, London.16231082013-08244PDCC2013-082013-123A2013-122014-032014-10 6204S11543299850651158722240863338AUB8867003726491Doubtings dovvnfall1624332013-0882PDCC2013-082013-123A2013-122014-032014-10 6205S1072679984296976722240881969AUB6108003723732The countrey iustice16181992008-011118PDCC2008-032017-063A2017-062022-12 6213S11687499852089173942240941851AUB9680003727304The office and authoritie of sherif16282442013-08492PDCC2013-092013-123A2013-122014-032014-10 6214S1051529984088254242240862973AUA4596003712220The pleasaunt and vvittie playe of1562572006-0966APEX2006-102008-123A2008-122009-022009-10 6216S1092169984486697142240879914AUA7177003714801Ludus scacchi{aelig}:1597242007-0162APEX2007-012007-053A2007-052008-022008-09 6218S11823499853442188252240938147AUB1005003718629Epitaphium Damonis.163952002-0913APEX2002-102002-113A2002-112002-122003-01 6220S1051549984088454262264188069AUA4598003712222The former booke of the musicke of15911042004-04168PDCC2004-052004-063A2004-062004-072004-08 6221S11104099846468114372240893566AUA8217003715841Bassus. The second booke of the mus1591252004-0339TECH2004-032004-073Y2004-072004-102004-11 6222Huth 50[32]998918301823472248557647The daunce and song of death.156912008-081PDCC2008-112009-053Y2009-052009-092011-04 6223S11405699849284144242240872454AUA9673003717297Marke well the effect, purtreyed he158012007-084APEX2007-082007-093Y2007-092008-022008-09 6225S1092179984486797152240901287AUA7178003714802Maroccus extaticus. Or, Bankes bay1595142003-0125TECH2003-022003-033A2003-032003-042003-05 6226S1092199984486997172240901411AUA7179003714803A dialogue of witches, in foretime1575822003-09187PDCC2003-102003-113A2003-112003-122004-03 6227S1092209984487097182240915524AUA7180003714804A fruitfull commentarie vpon the tw15945572011-083091PDCC2011-092011-103A2011-102012-052012-10 6228S11104299846469114382240902997AUA8218003715842The iudgement of that reuerend and1590132013-0835PDCC2013-082013-103A2013-102014-032014-10 6229S11104899846474114442264207205AUA8222003715846Daneau, Lambert,$dca. 1530-1595?Swan, John,$dd. 1617.A treatise, touching Antichrist15891042011-09456PDCC2011-092011-103A2011-102012-052012-10 6230S11406799849295144352240878448AUB2800003720424True and Christian friendshippe.1586602005-10150PDCC2006-012006-033A2006-032006-042006-06 6231S1051559984088554272240868278AUA4599003712223The wonderfull vvoorkmanship of the1578932005-09339APEX2005-102006-023A2006-022006-042006-06 6234S1092489984489897512240860163AUA7204003714828A continuation of the historie of F1600792006-09223APEX2006-092009-033A2009-032009-092011-04 6235S1217363215399856904225462240904392AUB2376003720000A new ballad intituled, Daniels sif157212005-127TECH2005-122006-033A2006-032006-042006-06 6238S1092519984490197542264190795AUB6629003724253The whole vvorkes of Samu16231242000-00452PDCC2001-002005-062Y2005-062005-102005-12 6239S1092719984492197772240870346AUB6636003724260Certaine small poems lately printed16051102000-00306TECH2001-002001-082R2001-092001-113A2001-112001-122003-01 6243.4S1051729984090254462240863040AUA4614003712238Delia and Rosamond augmented.15941002002-01196APEX2002-012002-043A2002-042002-052003-01 6245S1092579984490797622240924597AUB6631003724255The ciuile wars betweene the howses16091232000-00478APEX2001-082001-103A2005-062005-102005-12 6246S1092599984490997642240908806AUB6632003724256The first part of the historie of E16121192000-00325APEX2001-072001-082Y2001-082001-112003-01 6248S1072859984298776902240893592AUB6121003723745The collection of the historie of E16181182000-001135APEX2001-092002-083Y2002-082002-102003-01 6256S1092669984491697722240860184AUB6634003724258A funerall poem vppon the death of1606122000-0020PDCC2001-072001-082A2001-082001-112003-01 6257S1092689984491897742240875493AUA7216003714840Hymens triumph.1615412000-00118APEX2001-062001-082A2001-082001-112003-01 6258S1073469984304877552240890330AUA6022003713646A panegyrike congratulatorie to the1603252002-0268TECH2002-032002-043A2002-042002-052003-01 6261S1092869984493697952240857141AUA7229003714853The poeticall essayes of Sam. Danye15992062000-00513TECH2001-002001-001Y2001-002001-071Y2001-002001-112003-01 6262S12184899857010226692240877898AUC2075003729699The Queenes Arcadia.1606402002-02148TECH2002-022002-033A2002-032002-042003-01 6263S1051759984090554492248578926AUB5670003723294The tragedie of Philotas.1607842000-0054APEX2001-083R2001-102002-043R2000-002018-023A2018-022022-12 6264S11712799852342176582240931313AUB9871003727495The true discription of a royall ma160482005-0813TECH2005-082005-093A2005-092005-102005-12 6265S1051909984091954632240904235AUB5671003723295The vision of the 12. goddesses1604162000-0030APEX2001-082001-093A2001-092001-112003-01 6266S11930999854516199422240931287AUC1055003728679[Daniel Ben Alexander. 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Dorrell, or A1599522006-01154PDCC2006-062007-063A2007-062008-022008-09 6288S1092979984494798062240866483AUA7235003714859A true narration of the strange and1600622006-09394TECH2006-092006-123A2006-122007-022007-10 6290S1051959984092454682240900393AUA4632003712256A briefe discourse dialoguevvise1590142003-0729TECH2003-072004-013A2004-012004-022004-03 6291S1093009984495098092240894689AUA7237003714861A briefe discourse of the Spanish s1590302003-07101APEX2003-072004-013A2004-012004-022004-03 6293S1093019984495198102264204765AUB6644003724268Ad fraternam communionem inter evan1640852010-10252PDCC2010-102010-113A2010-112011-062011-12 6299S11712999852344176602240906742AUB9872003727496One of the sermons preached at West1628292013-0871PDCC2013-092013-113A2013-112014-032014-10 6302S1093059984495598142240915367AUB6647003724271The cruell brother.1630392005-06152TECH2005-072005-093A2005-092005-102005-12 6303S1093079984495798162240857105AUB6648003724272The iust Italian.1630382005-06162PDCC2005-082005-103A2005-102006-012006-02 6304S1093089984495898172240927204AUB6649003724273Madagascar1638802005-06142APEX2005-062005-073A2005-072005-102005-12 6305S1051969984092554692240897004AUB5672003723296The platonick lovers.1636412005-06193TECH2005-072017-103A2017-102022-12 6306S12252599857649234162240899143AUC2307003729931Salmacida spolia.1640142005-0632PDCC2005-082006-013A2006-012006-042006-06 6307S1093099984495998182240879911AUB6650003724274The tragedy of Albouine, King of th1629482005-06186PDCC2005-092005-103A2005-102006-012006-02 6308S1093109984496098192240879916AUB6651003724275The triumphs of the Prince d'Amour.1635112005-0621TECH2005-072005-083A2005-082005-102005-12 6309S1093119984496198202240866510AUB6652003724276The vvitts.1636392005-06206PDCC2005-082006-013A2006-012006-042006-06 6310S11938999854596200232240925366AUC1104003728728An apologeticall reply to a booke c16361782013-08878PDCC2013-092013-113A2013-112014-032014-10 6311S11939099854597200242240938401AUC1105003728729A iust complaint against an uniust1634132013-0847PDCC2013-092013-123A2013-122014-032014-10 6312S11847599853682190762240939080AUC0604003728228A protestation made and published b163542013-0811PDCC2013-082013-103A2013-102014-032014-10 6313S11843799853644190372240894741AUC0571003728195A royall edict for military exercis1629182013-0861PDCC2013-092013-113A2013-112014-032014-10 6314S123099526331381739532240919103Davenport, Robert, fl. 1623.Purslowe, Elizabeth, printer.Constable, Francis, d. 1647, bookseller.Davenport, Robert, fl. 1623. Too late to call backe yesterday.A crovvne for a conquerour; and Too late to call backe yesterday : Two poems, the one divine and the other morall. / By R.D.1639112010-1221APEX2011-012011-033A2011-032011-062011-12 6315S1093139984496398222240913481AUA7241003714865A pleasant and vvitty comedy: calle1639392005-06194PDCC2005-092006-033A2006-032006-042006-06 6316S1093159984496598242240909057AUB6653003724277Davids troubles remembred1638642003-03209TECH2003-042003-063A2003-062003-082003-09 6317S1166623006199851878171712240911453AUB9545003727169The story of David and Berseba.163512002-056APEX2002-072002-083Y2002-082002-102003-01 6318C.20.f.7[324]998843871830872248520204The praise of Saint Dauids day : Shewing the reason why the Welshmen honour the leeke on that day. To the tune of When this old cap was new.163012008-085PDCC2008-112009-053Y2009-052009-092011-04 6319S1066789984239170412240884375AUA5611003713235A summe of the Guisian ambassage to1579162013-0829PDCC2013-092013-113A2013-112014-032014-10 6320S114550998497751779152240887673Davidson, John,$dca. 1520-1572.Kennedy, Quintin,$d1520-1564.$tCompendius tractive conforme to the scripture.Ane answer to the tractiue, set furth in the yeir of God. 1558. be maister Quintine Kennedy : Commendatar, Abbote of Crosraguell, for the establisching of ane Christiane mannis conscience (as he alledgis) the forth and strenth of his Papistrie, and all vthers of his sect, as appearis weil be his epistle direct to the Protestantes, and prentit in the last part of this buik: maid be maister Iohne Dauidsone, Maister of the Paedagog of Glasgw.1563362013-08166PDCC2013-092013-113A2013-112014-032014-10 6321S1051979984092654702240866427AUA4633003712257Ane breif commendatioun of vprichtn1573112012-0738PDCC2012-072012-083A2012-082013-022014-03 6322S12056599855761212632248502111AUB1864003719488D. Bancrofts rashnes in rayling aga1590172004-0236TECH2004-022004-033A2004-032004-042004-05 6324.5S91608713051231838672240947734Davidson, John,$dca. 1549-1603.Sibbald, Robert,$cSir,$d1641-1722.Some helpes for young schollers in Christianity as they are in vse & taught; : partly, at the examination before the communion: and partly, in the ordinarie catechisme euery Sabboth day, in the new kirk of Salt-Preston..1602492011-0692PDCC2011-072011-113A2011-112012-052012-10 6324S1051989984092754712240867663AUA4634003712258A memorial of the life [et] death o1595222004-0251PDCC2004-032004-043A2004-042004-072004-08 6325S91609526331391739542240910729Davie, Sampson.[The end and confession of T. Norton and C. Norton rebels who died the 27th of May 1570]157092010-0812PDCC2010-092010-103A2010-102011-062011-12 6326S91610604491611812452240940858Davies, Edward,$cgentleman.The art of vvar, and Englands traynings; : plainely demonstrating the dutie of a priuate souldier; with the office of each seuerall officer belonging to a foot-company: and the martiall lawes of the field. : As also, the office and charge belonging to the command of a colonell; the exercise of trayning or drilling: with diuers other necessary and profitable disciplined notes and obseruations. / By Edw. Davies gentleman..16191212013-08302PDCC2013-092013-113A2013-112014-032014-10 6327S1093179984496798262240909181AUB6654003724278Military directions, or The art of1618382013-08 6328S11519499850413156142248549969AUB0056003717680[O Vtinam.1591502002-0296APEX2002-022002-033A2002-032002-042003-01 6329S1093189984496898272240886477AUB6655003724279Bien venu.1606132002-1129PDCC2002-122003-013A2003-012003-022003-03 6330S1051999984092854722240866417AUB5673003723297The holy roode, or Christs crosse1609402002-11152APEX2003-012003-023A2003-022003-042003-05 6332S1093429984499298612248523107AUB6656003724280Davies, John,$d1565?-1618.Humours heau'n on earth1609792005-06268PDCC2005-092005-123A2005-122006-012006-02 6333S1093449984499498632240860166AUB6657003724281Microcosmos.16031502000-00687PDCC2001-002001-001Y2001-092002-073A2002-072002-082003-01 6336S1093469984499698652240864568AUB6658003724282Mirum in modum.1602442002-11165APEX2003-012003-023A2003-022003-042003-05 6337S1093479984499798662240920409AUB6659003724283Yehovah1607432002-11142APEX2003-012003-023A2003-022003-042003-05 6338S31622266963252902240919174AUC3100003730724The muses sacrifice16121852002-11577PDCC2002-122003-013A2003-012003-022003-03 6339S1093569984500698762240875669AUB6662003724286The muses-teares for the losse of t1613202002-1170TECH2002-122003-013Y2003-012003-022003-03 6340S1093629984501298822240915520AUB6663003724287A scourge for paper-persecutors. Or1625182004-0542APEX2004-052004-063A2004-062004-072004-08 6341S1093649984501498842240909161AUB6664003724288The scourge of folly16111432002-11391TECH2003-012003-023R2003-052003-093R 6342S1093679984501798872240901303AUB6665003724289A select second husband for Sir Tho1616492002-11115APEX2003-012003-023A2003-022003-042003-05 6343S1052019984093054742240904354AUB5674003723298VVits bedlam1617782002-11201PDCC2002-122003-013A2003-012003-022003-03 6344.3S124509998991451505712264169789005371171Davies, John,$d1565?-1618.The writing schoolemaster or The anatomy of faire writing. :$bWherein is exactlie expressed each severall character. Together with other rules and documents coincident to the art of faire & speedy writing. /$cBy Io: Dauies of Hereford.162012008-081PDCC2008-112009-053Y2009-052009-092011-04 6344S1093689984501898882240897712AUB6666003724290Wittes pilgrimage, (by poeticall es1605852002-11289TECH2003-012003-023P2003-022003-042003-05 6345.2S31722267238252912240950108AUC3101003730725[Thy motto's lyke thy mind ...]162012002-111PDCC2002-122003-013A2003-012003-022003-03 6345.5S304629900248281062248541032AUC5440003733064Lo here her type who was of latt [s162312007-081APEX2007-082007-093A2007-092008-022008-09 63486348AS1093729984502298932264193066AUA7278003714902A discouerie of the true causes why Ireland was neuer entirely subdued16121462000-00295APEX2001-092002-063R2002-102002-123Y2002-122003-022003-11 6350.5S31822267505252922248516568AUC3102003730726Epigrammes and elegies1599272000-0054TECH2001-122002-023A2002-022002-032003-01 6351S1052029984093154752240867695AUA4636003712260Hymnes of Astr{aelig}a1599152000-0022PDCC2001-082001-093A2001-092001-112003-01 6355.4S10937922864969258242240917009AUC3540003731164Nosce teipsum1599442000-00124PDCC2001-072002-072Y2002-072002-082003-01 6360S1052039984093254762240887229AUA4637003712261Orchestra or A poeme of dauncing.1596252000-0054APEX2001-082001-093R2001-102001-123R2002-012002-043A2002-042002-052003-01 6361S1073619984306377712240863113AUA6027003713651Le primer report des cases {amp} matter16151102005-06592APEX2005-062005-073A2005-072005-102005-12 6363S11307499848315134002248526430Sir Martin Mar-people, his coller o159052002-1117TECH2002-122003-013A2003-012003-022003-03 6364S1093859984503399082240879878AUA7286003714910A funerall sermon preached the xxvi1577292004-0377APEX2004-032004-073A2004-072004-102004-11 6365S1093869984503499092240919781AUA7287003714911A true relation of the travailes an1614212005-0682APEX2005-062005-073A2005-072005-102005-12 6366S1166092005199851825171172240903303AUB9517003727141The vnnaturall wife: or, The lamentable murther, of one goodman Dauis162812007-025TECH2007-032007-043Y2007-042008-022008-09 6367S1166122005099851828171202248547734AUB9520003727144A warning for all desperate vvomen162812007-026TECH2007-032007-043Y2007-042008-022008-09 6368.4S31922270228252982240937438AUC3108003730732The seamans secrets1595482005-06262TECH2005-072005-083A2005-082005-102005-12 6368S11750099852713180532240874197AUC0116003727740A catechisme1612232013-0860PDCC2013-092014-013A2014-012014-032014-10 6372S1052059984093454782240887223AUA4639003712263The vvorldes hydrographical discrip1595252003-0966PDCC2003-092003-103A2003-102003-122004-03 6373S11356499848797139112240925381AUA9495003717119A poetical rapsody16021192010-12251PDCC2010-122011-023A2011-022011-062011-12 6375S1051199984084953892240887274AUB5659003723283A poetical rapsodie16111082003-07362APEX2003-072003-083A2003-082003-102003-11 6376S1093879984503599102240886501AUB6671003724295Dauisons poems, or, A poeticall rap16211442010-12373PDCC2010-122011-023A2011-022011-062011-12 6381S1094089984505699322240899565AUA7302003714926A discourse of the conference holde1600302012-07135PDCC2012-072012-093A2012-092013-022014-03 6383S12225999857411231462248522655AUB2616003720240A letter vvritten from Paris, by th1612282005-0950PDCC2005-112006-023A2006-022006-042006-06 6384S11666399851879171722240947288AUB9546003727170An oration made on the part of the1616772013-09249PDCC2013-092013-113A2013-112014-032014-10 6385S1073599984306177692240899531AUB6146003723770The reply of the most illustrious C16302472000-002085APEX2002-012002-043R2002-062002-083A2002-082002-102003-01 6386S1052079984093654812248579555AUA4641003712265Daw, Jack.Vox graculi, or Iacke Davves prognostication1622412006-09126APEX2006-092007-113A2007-112008-022008-09 6388S1094099984505799332240924710AUB2770003720394Gods mercies and Ierusalems miserie1609732013-08139PDCC2013-092013-103A2013-102014-032014-10 6389S32022270954253002240902623AUC3110003730734Two sermons preached at the assises1614792013-08209PDCC2013-092013-113A2013-112014-032014-10 6391S11307999848320134052240883170AUA9291003716915The good husvvifes ievvell.1587572006-09140APEX2006-092006-123A2006-122007-022007-10 6395S1052109984093954842248567832AUA4644003712268Dawson, Thomas.The second part of the good hus-wiues iewell1597602006-09137APEX2006-092006-113A2006-112007-022007-10 6397S916181808669451916952240923123W. S. R.,$dfl. 1624.Euery dayes sacrifice. : Wherein is comprehended, many comfortable prayers and meditations, very necessary for all Christians. : Also many comforts for the sicke which are afflicted by the sight of their sinnes, and the terrour of death: / written by D. M. Luther, a little before his end. ; With most true comforts out of Holy Scripture of the knowledge we shall haue of one another in the world to come. Translated by W.S.R.16171452012-01171PDCC2012-012016-113A2016-112022-12 6398S11471499849937151112240872468AUB8489003726113Every-dayes sacrifice.16241412009-12171PDCC2010-012010-033A2010-032010-042011-04 6400S11259299847839129012248529601AUA9066003716690Daphnis and Chloe1587592003-05255APEX2003-062003-073Y2003-072003-082003-09 6401S11900899854215196242240921611AUB1339003718963The English secretorie.15861372003-05508PDCC2003-062003-073Y2003-072003-082003-09 6409S1052149984094354902240862986AUA4647003712271Vpon the life and death of the most158672002-0516APEX2002-072002-083Y2002-082002-102003-01 6410S1094219984506899442240879887AUB6680003724304A new spring of divine poetrie. I.1637282003-0775APEX2003-082005-043A2005-042005-102005-12 6411S1094239984507099462240866544AUA7311003714935Humour out of breath.1608302006-09127APEX2006-092008-033Y2008-032008-092009-03 6413S1051169984084653852240866362AUB5658003723282The ile of guls.1606332006-09167TECH2006-092008-093Y2008-092009-022009-10 6414S1094259984507299482240909191AUA7312003714936Day, John,$d1574-1640?Sidney, Philip,$cSir,$d1554-1586.$tArcadia.The ile of gulls1633942007-02317APEX2007-032007-053A2007-052008-022008-09 6416S1052159984094454912240904229AUA4648003712272Lavv-trickes or, VVho vvould haue t1608362006-09143APEX2006-092008-063A2008-062008-092009-03 6417S1094269984507399492240875480AUA7313003714937The trauailes of the three English1607332004-02139APEX2004-032004-043A2004-042004-072004-08 6418S1037859983953039612240892793AUA3701003711325Bassus certaine notes set forth in1560402013-1258APEX2013-122014-033A2014-032015-032016-02 6419S1037869983953139622240874960AUA3702003711326The tenor mornyng and euenyng praye15651552013-12233APEX2013-122014-033A2014-032015-032016-02 6422S115196998504151771612248543345Day, John,$d1566-1628.Dauids desire to go to church : as it was published in two sermons in St. Maries in Oxford. The one the fift day of Nouember in the afternoone to the Vniversity 1609 the other on Christmas day following to the parishioners of that place. By Iohn Day Bachelour of Divinity, and one of the fellowes of Oriell Colledge.1612602013-08136PDCC2013-092013-123A2013-122014-032014-10 6424S1094289984507599512240866548AUA7314003714938Day's descant on Dauids Psalmes: or16201342013-08673PDCC2013-092014-073A2014-072015-032016-02 6425S76122355970254482248513200AUC3227003730851Day's dyall, or, His twelve howres16141802013-08901PDCC2013-092013-113A2013-112014-032014-10 6426S1094299984507699522240913715AUB6683003724307Day's festiuals or, twelve of his s16151642013-08861PDCC2013-092014-013A2014-012014-032014-10 6427.5S12165599856826224602248501668Day, Martin,$dd. 1629.A monument of mortalitie 16212462013-08523PDCC2013-082016-063A2016-062022-12 6427S1094319984507899542264190242AUB6685003724309Doomes-Day: or, A treatise of the r16363962013-081633PDCC2013-092013-123A2013-122014-032014-10 6428S1052199984094854952240904280AUA4652003712276Christian prayers and meditations15691732004-03203APEX2004-032004-063R2006-022009-073A2009-072009-092011-04 6429S12184599857007226662240858669AUC2072003729696A booke of Christian prayers, colle15781512004-03342PDCC2004-052004-063A2004-062004-072004-08 6433S1052209984094954962240887289AUA4653003712277VVonderfull straunge sightes seene158392004-0314PDCC2004-042004-113A2004-112005-012005-03 6434S11750399852716180562240892093AUC0119003727743A comfortable and heauenly inquisit1618412013-0865PDCC2013-082014-103A2014-102015-032016-02 6436S1094369984508399592240861713AUB6687003724311Tobacco tortured, or, The filthie f16161162003-10500PDCC2003-122004-013A2004-012004-022004-03 6437S11092899846380113422248527396AUA8154003715778A treatise, intituled; nobody is my1587962006-09261TECH2006-092009-023A2009-022009-092011-04 6438S1094389984508599622240909028AUA7318003714942A verie godlie and most necessarie1586432013-08150PDCC2013-082015-053A2015-052022-12 6439S32322282134253122240929828AUC3120003730744Dialogicall discourses of spirits a16012032003-041145TECH2003-052003-073R2003-122004-013A2004-012004-022004-03 6440S1094409984508799642240884718AUB6688003724312A summarie ansvvere to al the mater16011392003-04788PDCC2003-052003-093A2003-092003-102003-11 6441S11347799848711138232240900755AUB7850003725474Spadacrene Anglica.1626192006-0966APEX2006-092006-103A2006-102007-022007-10 6443.5S483308604491621812462240929740The death of vsury, or, The disgrace of vsurers. : Compiled more pithily then hitherto hath beene published in English. Wherein vsury is most lively vnfolded, defined, and confuted by divines, civilians, canonists, statutes, schoole-men, olde and new writers. ; With an explanation of the statutes now in force concerning vsury, very profitable for this present age..1634242012-0776PDCC2012-072012-083A2012-082013-022014-03 6444S11347930063 ; 2026399848713138252240850311AUB7851003725475Deat[hs] dance.162512002-055APEX2002-072002-083A2002-082002-102003-01 6445S10951999845166100522240879769AUA7377003715001The debate and stryfe betwene somer152852012-0710PDCC2012-072013-013Y2013-012013-022014-03 6451S11824499853452188352240889748AUB1013003718637The deceyte of women, to the instru1557402008-01117PDCC2008-022008-033Y2008-032008-092009-03 6453.5S109443998450901505722264194305005370981Monson, Robert,$dd. 1583.Plowden, Edmund,$d1518-1585.Wray, Christopher,$cSir,$d1524-1592.Manwood, John,$dd. 1610.A briefe declaration for vvhat manner of speciall nusance concerning private dwelling houses, a man may have his remedy by assise, or other action as the case requires :$bVnfolded in the arguments, and opinions of foure famous sages of the common law; together with the power, and extent of customes in cities, townes, and corporations, concerning the same: together with the determination of the law, concerning the commodity, and use of houses, and their appurtenances. Whereunto is added, the iustices of assise their opinion, concerning statute law for parishes, and the power of iustices of peace, church wardens, and constables; and to know what they are to doe concerning bastards borne in their parishes, reliefe of the poore, and providing for poore children, what remedy for the same.1636252010-0167PDCC2010-012010-033Y2010-032010-042011-04 6455S10952099845167100532240875487AUA7378003715002A declaracion of the seremonies a n153782008-019PDCC2008-022008-033A2008-032008-092009-03 6456S11673899851954172502240947241AUB9602003727226A true declaration of the state of162342008-0114PDCC2008-022011-053A2011-052011-062011-12 6457S10949099845137100222240909024AUB6695003724319The schoole of slovenrie: or, Cato1605802011-01355PDCC2011-012011-023A2011-022011-062011-12 6459S1066769984238970392240857175AUA5609003713233General and rare memorials pertayni1577552000-00306PDCC2002-012002-033A2002-032002-042003-01 6460S10949299845139100242240886485AUA7356003714980A letter, containing a most briefe1599122000-0031PDCC2002-012002-033A2002-032002-042003-01 6465S10949899845145100302248519924AUB6698003724322To the Honorable assemblie of the C160412000-002PDCC2001-122002-013A2002-012002-022003-01 6466S10949999845146100312264194015AUB6699003724323To the Kings most excellent Maiesti160412000-004PDCC2001-122002-013A2002-012002-022003-01 6467S1052229984095154982240863019AUA4655003712279The defence of contraries.1593552003-01162PDCC2003-022003-033Y2003-032003-042003-05 6468.5S32422282598253152240950158AUC3123003730747A Nevv and short defense of tabacco1602152003-1033APEX2003-112003-123A2003-122004-022004-03 6468S10950599845152100372240879892AUA7365003714989A defence of tabacco1602362003-10117PDCC2003-102003-113A2003-112003-122004-03 6469S11932699854533199592240913102AUB1410003719034A true, modest, and iust defence of16181562011-07468APEX2011-072012-113A2012-112013-022014-03 6470S11847699853683190772264207039AUC0605003728229Syr Degore.1513192013-0743PDCC2013-082013-103A2013-102014-032014-10 6474S11160299846901118982248514088AUA8491003716115[This book is intytled the pylgrema14831082005-10541TECH2005-112006-073R 6475S11824899853456188392240938295AUB1016003718640That the pope is that Antichrist: a15901012013-08268PDCC2013-082013-123A2013-122014-032014-10 6477S11569199850909161462240899380AUB8972003726596The bachelers banquet: or A banquet1604402002-11165APEX2003-012003-023P2003-022003-042003-05 6482S11607599851292165632240903311AUB9207003726831The belman of London.1608382002-12167TECH2003-012003-023A2003-022003-042003-05 6486S10950999845156100412240857201AUB6701003724325Lanthorne and candle-light. Or, The1609442002-12173APEX2003-022003-033A2003-032003-042003-05 6487S10951199845158100432240879872AUA7369003714993O per se O. Or A new cryer of Lanth1616562006-01223APEX2006-032007-033A2007-032008-022008-09 6492.5S32622283261253182240894444AUC3125003730749The blacke rod, and the vvhite rod1630122002-1233PDCC2003-012003-023A2003-022003-042003-05 6493S11521999850438156402248549965AUB0060003717684Brittannia's honor1628112002-1232TECH2003-012003-023P2003-022003-042003-05 6496S1052439984097255222248568283AUA4663003712287The dead tearme. Or, VVestminsters1608282002-12109PDCC2003-012003-023A2003-022003-042003-05 6497S1052449984097355232248568292AUA4664003712288Dekker his dreame.1620232002-1280APEX2003-022004-123A2004-122005-012005-03 6498S1052489984097755272240858412AUA4665003712289The double PP.1606232002-1139TECH2002-122003-013R2003-042005-033A2005-032005-042005-10 6499S1052499984097855282240866496AUA4666003712290Foure birds of Noahs arke16091372002-12149PDCC2003-012003-023P2003-022003-042003-05 6500S1052519984098055302240853032AUA4668003712292The guls horne-booke: By T. Deckar.1609242002-1294PDCC2003-012003-023A2003-022003-042003-05 6501S1052339984096255102240858508AUA4659003712283The honest whore1604442002-11206PDCC2002-122003-013Y2003-012003-022003-03 6506S10953799845184100712240915404AUA7392003715016The second part of The honest whore1630442002-12190APEX2003-022003-033A2003-032003-042003-05 6507S10953999845186100732248511901AUA7394003715018If it be not good, the Diuel is in1612482002-12195TECH2003-012003-023A2003-022003-042003-05 6508S1052539984098255322240858453AUB5679003723303A knights coniuring.1607412002-11120TECH2002-122003-013Y2003-012003-022003-03 6509S1084526331421739562240923987Dekker, Thomas, ca. 1572-1632.Londons tempe, or, The feild of happines : In which feild are planted seuerall trees of magnificence, state and bewty, to celebrate the solemnity of the right honorable Iames Campebell, at his inauguration in to the honorable office of prætorship, or maioralty of London, on Thursday the the 29 of October, 1629. All the particular inuentions, for the pageants, showes of triumph, both by water and land being here fully set downe, at the sole cost, and liberall charges of the right worshipfull Society of Ironmongers. / Written by Thomas Dekker.1629112013-0825PDCC2013-082013-103A2013-102014-032014-10 6510S10954199845188100752240894697AUA7396003715020The magnificent entertainment1604352002-1192TECH2003-012003-033A2003-032003-042003-05 6514S1052549984098355332240858464AUA4670003712294Nevves from hell1606322002-1190APEX2003-012003-023A2003-022003-042003-05 6515.5S188122866072258272248533720AUC3542003731166The Owles almanacke1618332002-12136APEX2003-022003-043A2003-042003-062003-07 6516S1052559984098455342240861668AUA4671003712295Penny-vvis[e] pound foolish or, a B1631232002-1278TECH2003-012003-023P2003-022003-042003-05 6517S1052569984098555352264185729AUA4672003712296The pleasant comedie of old Fortuna1600452002-11199PDCC2002-122003-013A2003-012003-022003-03 6518S1052579984098655362240857063AUA4673003712297The pleasant comodie of patient Gri1603402002-11171PDCC2002-122003-013R2003-012003-023A2003-022003-042003-05 6519.2S32722283570253202240939913AUC3127003730751The ravens almanacke1609332002-12127TECH2003-012003-023A2003-022003-042003-05 6520S1052629984099155462240853113AUA4677003712301A rod for run-awayes.1625172002-1250APEX2003-022003-063Y2003-062003-082003-09 6521S1052639984099255472240853119AUA4678003712302Satiro--mastix. Or The vntrussing o1602492002-11172TECH2003-012003-023R2003-042003-063Y2003-062003-082003-09 6522S1052709984099955552248584259AUA4681003712305The seuen deadly sinnes of London1606552002-11204PDCC2002-122003-013A2003-012003-022003-03 6523S1052329984096155092240897080AUA4658003712282The shomakers holiday. Or The gentl1600412002-11158PDCC2002-122003-013R2003-022003-033Y2003-032003-042003-05 6528S1052719984100055562240866468AUA4682003712306A strange horse-race1613262002-1297PDCC2003-012003-023P2003-022003-042003-05 6529S1052839984101255692240866523AUA4693003712317A tragi-comedy: called, Match mee i1631412002-12170APEX2003-022003-033A2003-032003-042003-05 6530S1052869984101555722240850657AUB5686003723310Troia-Noua triumphans.1612142002-1243TECH2003-012003-023A2003-022003-042003-05 6531S1052729984100155572240861687AUA4683003712307VVarres, vvarre[s,] vvarres.1628262002-1227PDCC2003-012003-023P2003-022003-042003-05 6532S10954899845195100822240854679AUA7399003715023The vvhore of Babylon.1607422002-11184APEX2003-012003-023A2003-022003-042003-05 6533S10955199845198100852240875482AUA7402003715026The wonder of a kingdome. Written b1636292002-12134APEX2003-022003-063Y2003-062003-082003-09 6535.5S1052749984100355592240866461AUA4685003712309The vvonderfull yeare. 1603.1603242002-11100TECH2002-122003-013A2003-012003-022003-03 6535S916321808669641916972240914309Dekker, Thomas,$dca. 1572-1632.N. L.$q(Nicholas Ling),$dfl. 1580-1607,$eprinter.Creede, Thomas,$dd. 1619?,$eprinter.1603. The vvonderfull yeare. : Wherein is shewed the picture of London lying sicke of the Plague. ...1603242010-06103PDCC2010-062010-073A2010-072011-062011-12 6536S1052599984098855382240853081AUA4675003712299VVorke for armorours: or, The peace1609272002-12104APEX2003-022003-033A2003-032003-042003-05 6537S1052899984101855752240853109AUA4696003712320The famous history of Sir Thomas VV1607272002-0296APEX2002-022002-033A2002-032002-042003-01 6539S10955299845199100862240857142AUA7403003715027North-vvard hoe1607322002-11172PDCC2002-122003-013R2003-022003-033R2003-082003-093A2003-092003-102003-11 6540S10955499845201100882240901404AUA7405003715029Vvest-vvard hoe.1607352002-11168TECH2003-012003-023A2003-022003-042003-05 6541S1053059984103455912240853054AUA4708003712332Iests to make you merie1607322002-11119TECH2002-122003-013A2003-012003-022003-03 6543S76322362034254532240955046AUC3231003730855Grammelogia, or, The mathematicall1630692013-08315PDCC2013-092013-113A2013-112014-032014-10 6544S10955599845202100892240855878AUB6707003724331The making, description, and vse of1632662013-08228PDCC2013-092013-103A2013-102014-032014-10 6545.5S188422868746258302240860217AUC3545003731169The French alphabeth [sic]15921252012-09321APEX2012-092012-113R2013-012013-043A2013-042014-032014-10 6550.5S256724333552275252264214786AUC4946003732570The Christians tryumph, manifested1617492013-08109PDCC2013-092013-113A2013-112014-032014-10 6551S10955699845203100902240888465AUA7406003715030A libell of Spanish lies1596282004-0943TECH2004-092004-103A2004-102005-012005-03 6552S11348299848716138282240946171AUB7852003725476The horrible murther of a young boy160672009-1221PDCC2009-122010-013A2010-012010-042011-04 6553S11348499848718138302248528287AUB7853003725477The most cruell and bloody murther1606132003-0948PDCC2003-092003-103A2003-102003-122004-03 6555S11825099853458188412240938086AUB1017003718641The gentle craft.1637372004-03174APEX2004-032004-043Y2004-042004-072004-08 6556S114552998497771779182240894754Deloney, Thomas,$d1543?-1600.The gentile craft. The second part : Being a most merrie and pleasant historie, not altogether vnprofitable nor any way hurtfull: verie fit to passe away the tediousnesse of the long winter evenings. By T.D.Gentle craft. Part 21639462013-08204PDCC2013-092013-103A2013-102014-032014-10 6557.4S1180593012299853268186382248558492AUC0367003727991The lamentation of Master Pages wif163522002-0312APEX2002-042002-053A2002-052002-062003-01 6557.6S302429690383280842240925446AUC5419003733043A most ioyfull songe made in the be158612004-0310PDCC2004-042004-113A2004-112005-012005-03 6557.8C.20.f.7[94]30064998919521829712248559624Deloney, Thomas, 1543?-1600.The most rare and excellent history of the Dutchesse of Suffolkes calamity : To the tune of Queene Dido.Strange histories. Duchess of Suffolk's calamity.163512008-089PDCC2008-112009-053Y2009-052009-092011-04 6557S11260599847852129152240917745AUA9075003716699A ioyful nevv ballad, declaring the158812004-038APEX2004-032004-043A2004-042004-072004-08 6558.5S256824333769275262240895775AUC4947003732571The noble acts newly found, of Arth162012004-035PDCC2004-042004-113A2004-112005-012005-03 6558S11260699847853129162240917756AUA9076003716700A new ballet of the straunge and mo158812002-086TECH2002-092002-103A2002-102002-122003-01 6560S1053179984104656042240860175AUB5692003723316The pleasant historie of Iohn VVinc1626462004-03184APEX2004-032004-053A2004-052004-072004-08 6564S11409099849318144582240874329AUA9682003717306A proper new sonet declaring the la158612002-085PDCC2002-092002-103A2002-102002-122003-01 6565S11260899847855129182240919798AUA9078003716702The Queenes visiting of the campe a158812004-038PDCC2004-042004-113A2004-112005-012005-03 6566S1052829984101155682240853093AUB5684003723308Strange histories, of kings, prince1602242004-0355PDCC2004-052004-073A2004-072004-102004-11 6568S107920050353236242240907330AUC2469003730093Strange histories, or, Songs and so1612492006-01110PDCC2006-052006-083A2006-082006-092007-01 6569S1053209984104956072240855870AUB5694003723318Thomas of Reading. Or, The sixe wor1612382004-03159APEX2004-032004-043A2004-042004-072004-08 6572.5S11273423368998130512264216069AUA2419003710043Bancroft, Richard,$d1544-1610.Certaine demandes with their grounds, drawne out of holy writ, and propounded in foro conscientiae by some religious gentl. vnto the reverend fathers, Richard archbishop of Canterbury, Richard bishop of London, William bishop of Lincolne, Garvase bishop of Worcester, William bishop of Exeter, & Thomas bishop of Peterbourough1605352007-03182APEX2007-042008-073A2008-072008-092009-03 6573S10952699845173100592240892437AUA7384003715008The demau[n]des ioyous.151162009-0510PDCC2009-062010-013A2010-012010-042011-04 6574S114553998497781779192240858544Sixe demaunds (from an vnlearned Protestant, to a learned Papist,) : so forcible against all obstinate Papists, that not any of them are able to reply, without absurd equiuocation. Also an inuincible argument, to proue the Church of Rome to erre, with an infallible note whereby to know the spirit of truth, and the spirit of error.1609162013-1250APEX2013-122014-033A2014-032015-032016-02 6578S10955899845205100922240901419AUA7408003715032The three orations of Demosthenes c1570992004-12480PDCC2005-022005-033A2005-032005-042005-10 6579S91643604491651812492240921475Demosthenes.Gokin, Thomas.T. G.The first and most excellent oration of that renowned orator Demosthenes, against Philip of Macedon, the potent and politicke enemy of the State of Athens. / Faithfully translated out of the Greeke..Philippicae. English. 1553.1623152011-0938APEX2011-092016-023A2016-022022-12 6580S11912599854332197482240934207AUC0923003728547Epithalamion in nuptiis generosissi160872009-1219PDCC2009-122010-013A2010-012010-042011-04 6582S11865299853859192572240919540AUC0702003728326No parliament powder.1609492006-09161TECH2006-092008-033A2008-032008-092009-03 6584.5S188522868933258312240927545AUC3546003731170The Christians care for the soules1621352013-0870PDCC2013-082014-103A2014-102015-032016-02 6587S12037799855576210742264215708AUC1564003729188Denison, John,$dd. 1629.Denison, John,$dd. 1629.$tBeati pacifici.Denison, John,$dd. 1629.$tSinne against the holy ghost plainly described.Denison, John,$dd. 1629.$tChristian petitioner. Shewing how we must sue for reward and remission.Foure sermons16201542013-08315PDCC2013-092013-113A2013-112014-032014-10 6589S10956199845208100952248510012AUB6710003724334The heauenly banquet: or The doctri16311912013-08421PDCC2013-092013-113A2013-112014-032014-10 6590S10957999845226101132248510007Denison, John,$dd. 1629.Heauens ioy, for a sinners repentance : A sermon preached at VVhite-Hall the 4. of March, 1623. By Iohn Denison, Doctor of Diuinity, one of his Maiesties chaplaines.1623932013-08244PDCC2013-092014-023A2014-022014-032014-10 6594S114588998498131779212264177792Denison, John,$dd. 1629.The sinners acquittance. A checke to curiositie. The safest seruice : Deliuered in three sermons at the court. By Iohn Denison Doctor of Diuinity, and one of his Maiesties chaplaines then in attendance.1624822013-08157PDCC2013-082013-123A2013-122014-032014-10 6596S10958799845234101212240896249AUB6713003724337A three-fold resolution, verie nece16082972013-08466PDCC2013-092014-023A2014-022014-032014-10 6598S11865599853862192602240933969AUC0704003728328Another tombestone; or, A sermon pr1626422013-0868PDCC2013-092013-113A2013-112014-032014-10 6599S11865699853863192612240894624AUC0705003728329A compendious catechisme1621292013-0871PDCC2013-092016-043A2016-042022-12 6601S11867899853885192842240894660AUC0711003728335The doctrine of both the Sacraments16211202013-08345PDCC2013-092016-033A2016-032022-12 6603.7S11871299853919193222240911468AUC0716003728340The monument or tombe-stone: or, A1620712006-09 6603S10958899845235101222240870186AUB6714003724338An exposition vpon the first chapte16221102013-08400PDCC2013-092014-023A2014-022014-032014-10 6604S11646099851676169642240915984AUB9444003727068The monument or tombe-stone: or, A1620702006-10127APEX2006-112007-023A2007-022008-022008-09 6607.5S10959123604063101262264211630AUB3223003720847Denison, Stephen,$dd. 1649 or 50.The white wolfe, or, A sermon preached at Pauls Crosse, Feb. 11 being the last Sonday in Hillarie tearme, anno 1627, and printed somewhat more largely then the time would permit at that present to deliuer1627442006-09177TECH2006-092009-033A2009-032009-092011-04 6607S12052599855721212232240880076AUC2429003730053The new creature.1619512006-0998APEX2006-102007-103A2007-102008-022008-09 6610R17593399853920193232240896157AUC0717003728341Grace, mercy, and peace1645602012-07117PDCC2012-072012-093A2012-092013-022014-03 6611S11357099848803139192240854491AUA9499003717123The secrets of angling.1613312009-0976PDCC2009-092009-103A2009-102010-042011-04 6613S11358899848821139372240896183AUA9516003717140Christes miracles1608272005-0853APEX2005-092005-113A2005-112006-012006-02 6616S11745599852668180022240892087AUC0087003727711The hand-maid of repentance. Or, A1614232005-0834TECH2005-082006-013A2006-012006-042006-06 6618S11357999848812139282240875893AUA9507003717131A learned and fruitful exposition v1613412005-0874PDCC2005-102006-063A2006-062006-092007-01 6619S11657999851795170862240931618AUB9490003727114The opening of heauen gates, or The1610712005-08165APEX2005-092006-053A2006-052006-092007-01 6622S11634299851559168382264195326AUB0463003718087A pastime for parents: or A recreat1606572005-08116TECH2005-092005-103A2005-102006-012006-02 6625.3S459923604419267612240917086AUC4323003731947A plaine exposition of the articles1589272005-0857PDCC2005-102006-053A2006-052006-092007-01 6629S11357399848806139222240936661AUA9502003717126The plaine mans path-way to heauen16072182005-08657APEX2005-092005-103A2005-102006-012006-02 6639S169021492363246232240947083AUB3124003720748Llwybr hyfford[d yn cyfarwyddo] yr16302712005-04675PDCC2005-072010-103Y2010-102011-062011-12 6640S11745699852669180032264187417AUC0088003727712The ruine of Rome: or An exposition16031672005-08584PDCC2005-112006-073A2006-072006-092007-01 6646.7S33222286916253262240919109AUC3133003730757A platforme, made for the proofe of1608242005-0850TECH2005-092005-113A2005-112006-012006-02 6647S11658099851796170872240941850AUB9491003727115A sermon of Gods prouidence.1609252005-0850APEX2005-092006-033A2006-032006-042006-06 6649.7S460123604983267632240939816AUC4325003731949A sermon of repentaunce1582332005-0875TECH2005-082005-103A2005-102006-012006-02 6671S11843999853646190392240896269AUC0573003728197Pregeth dduwiol yn traethu am iawn1629322005-0576PDCC2005-072009-113A2009-112022-12 6673.2S11349722287435253292240939889AUC3136003730760A sermon against drunkennes1628152006-0937TECH2006-092007-033A2007-032008-022008-09 6674.5S12401333143317283772240925451AUC5697003733321Reasons why the bill against the cu162412007-087APEX2007-082007-093A2007-092008-022008-09 6674S1217373215499856905225472240881721AUB2377003720001An epitaph vpon the death of the ri157212006-096APEX2006-092007-013A2007-012007-022007-10 6679S11409299849320144602240850289AUA9683003717307A briefe {amp} necessary instruction1572282003-1263APEX2004-022004-053Y2004-052004-072004-08 6682.5S116582998517981784382264187928Dering, Edward,$d1540?-1576.Certaine godly and verie comfortable letters, full of christian consolation. Written by M. Ed Dering vnto sondry of his friends. And nowe published, for the proffite of the Church of God 1590332013-08115PDCC2013-092013-123A2013-122014-032014-10 6685.5S1053069984103555922248568345AUA4709003712333Dering, Edward,$d1540?-1576.Godly priuate prayers for housholders to meditate vpon, and to say in their families1578342003-1294PDCC2004-012004-023A2004-022004-042004-05 6690S125308998983601319532240900705005372294Dering, Edward,$d1540?-1576.Cooper, Thomas,$dfl. 1626.Mr. Edward Dering, his godly priuate prayers for Christian families :$bWhereunto is annexed, his briefe and necessary catechisme for housholders.16242392013-06326PDCC2013-072013-093A2013-092014-032014-10 6691S11085499846320112802240906616A lecture or exposition vpon a part1573342003-1260PDCC2004-012004-023A2004-022004-042004-05 6695S11356699848799139132248520535AUA9497003717121Dering, Edward,$d1540?-1576.A sermon preached at the Tower of London, by M. Dering the xi. day of Dece[m]ber. 15691569242003-1244TECH2003-122004-013A2004-012004-022004-03 6699S11350299848736138492248528281AUB7867003725491A sermo[n] preached before the Quen1569222003-1259APEX2004-022004-043A2004-042004-072004-08 6725S1081509984383885972248510739AUA6459003714083A sparing restraint, of many lauish15681822003-12750PDCC2004-022004-033A2004-032004-042004-05 6727S11474699849969151502240885720AUB8508003726132XXVII. lectures, or readings, vpon15772552003-12821APEX2004-012004-023A2004-022004-042004-05 6734S11410999849337144772240889750AUA9686003717310The image of Irelande1581492003-05160PDCC2003-062003-083A2003-082003-102003-11 6737S10961699845263101522240857057AUA7446003715070A dictionarie French and English15932422000-003357LEME2020-05 6758S10962299845269101582240857202AUA7451003715075The pretie and wittie historie of A15751802010-02306PDCC2010-022015-123A2015-122022-12 6766.5S304129900240281012240925672AUC5435003733059A Diuine descant full of consolatio162012007-083APEX2007-092007-103A2007-102008-022008-09 6767S1053269984105556132248568298AUA4723003712347Ane breif descriptioun of the quali158042011-068PDCC2011-062011-073A2011-072012-052012-10 6768.5S316233143090282212248547362AUC5549003733173A Description of a new kinde of art160012007-086APEX2007-082007-093A2007-092008-022008-09 6768S12098399856174217012240935333AUC1808003729432The description of a monstrous pig156212004-012PDCC2004-022004-043A2004-042004-072004-08 6769.7S33822290905253352240950156AUC3139003730763A Description of love1620352012-0761PDCC2012-072012-083Y2012-082013-022014-03 6769S1218073240599856970226262240881687AUB2408003720032The discription of a rare or rather156622012-076PDCC2012-072013-013Y2013-012013-022014-03 6771S12196399857119227962240894591AUC2127003729751A description of loue.1629322002-0860PDCC2002-092002-103A2002-102002-122003-01 6773S76822365146254662248513933AUC3241003730865A discription of what God hath pred1620952010-05302PDCC2010-052010-063A2010-062011-062011-12 6774S1218053240499856969226252240891572AUB2407003720031The true discription of two monster156512007-084APEX2007-092007-103A2007-102008-022008-09 6776S11090199846357113192240902853AUA8135003715759A true report of all the doynges at1561692006-09152APEX2006-092007-023R2007-032010-023A2010-022010-042011-04 6777S11745999852672180062240891875AUC0091003727715Desiderius.1604812012-07226PDCC2012-072012-083Y2012-082013-022014-03 6779S1073589984306077682240884754AUB6145003723769Ariana.16361702006-091196TECH2006-092008-073A2008-072008-092009-03 6784.5S410234387187291612264231877AUC6442003734066The mirrour of mirth and pleasant c1583512004-03196PDCC2004-042004-063A2004-062004-072004-08 6785S1053089984103755952240858487AUA4710003712334Rodomonths infernall, or The Diuell1607292002-0674PDCC2002-082002-103A2002-102002-122003-01 6787.7S34122292886253412240939869AUC3145003730769[An apologie of the Earle of Essex]1600192004-0975APEX2004-102004-113A2004-112005-012005-03 6789S10962799845274101632240915518AUB6722003724346Profitable instructions1633612002-0540TECH2002-062002-073A2002-072002-082003-01 6790S10962899845275101642264191209AUA7452003715076Wingfield, Anthony,$cCaptain.A true coppie of a discourse written by a gentleman, employed in the late voyage of Spaine and Portingale1589322004-04126PDCC2004-052004-063A2004-062004-072004-08 6791.56792.3BR f 821.04 B49[37]S255499893121243235741822952240932326[A lamentable] dity vpon the death of Robert Devereux, late Earle of Essex, : who was beheaded in the Tower of London on Ashwensday [sic] in the morning. To the tune of Welladay.Lamentable dittie composed upon the death of Robert Lord Devereux,late Earle of Essex162012008-0811PDCC2008-112009-013Y2009-012009-022009-10 6791S1217383222199856906225482240894551AUC2040003729664A lamentable dittie composed vpon t160312007-088APEX2007-092007-103A2007-102008-022008-09 6792S11607631956 ; 30130 ; 3012499851293165642240850209AUB9208003726832A lamentable ditty composed vpon th163512002-068PDCC2002-082002-093A2002-092002-102003-01 6793S1160793206599851296165672240918836AUB9211003726835A lamentable new ballad vpon the Ea163512005-125APEX2006-022006-033A2006-032006-042006-06 6794.5S1053299984105856162240853111AUA4726003712350The vvyll of the Deuyll1580132002-1018PDCC2002-112003-013A2003-012003-022003-03 6795.8S1053109984103955972240866525AUA4712003712336All the statutes of the stannary. 11562362006-09121APEX2006-092009-043A2009-042009-092011-04 6795S12212499857276229732240863218AUB2557003720181[Ballad on the defeat of the Devon154912007-081APEX2007-092007-103A2007-102008-022008-09 6798.7S304029900236281002240914870AUC5434003733058Come ye blessed, {amp}c., come ye curse163512007-087APEX2007-082007-093A2007-092008-022008-09 6801S10962999845276101662240879904AUA7453003715077A dialogue, concerning the strife o1584772012-07160PDCC2012-072012-083A2012-082013-022014-03 6802.5S11032422875842108182264190187A Dyalogue or disputacio[[n] bytwene a gentylman and a prest concernyng the Supper of ye Lorde. 1548142013-1222APEX2013-122015-063A2015-062022-12 6804S1082549984392686912240886410AUA6535003714159A dialogue or speaking together of158282010-0120PDCC2010-012010-033A2010-032010-042011-04 6805S10967299845319102112248528921AUA7490003715114A dialogue. VVherein is plainly lai1589172010-0264PDCC2010-022010-033A2010-032010-042011-04 6806S1053349984106356212240858483AUA4731003712355A goodly dyalogue betwene knowledge154892010-0823PDCC2010-082011-013A2011-012011-062011-12 6807S11261799847863129262248537605AUA9084003716708Here begynneth a dialogue betwene t153052003-117PDCC2003-122004-013A2004-012004-022004-03 6809.2S51452018038160741293152240940913AUC6584003734208Merry dialogue betwixt a married ma162812007-086APEX2007-092007-103A2007-102008-022008-09 6809.5S34222293056253422240959388AUC3146003730770A Most excellent and profitable dia1610302002-1072PDCC2002-112002-123Y2002-122003-022003-03 6809S1171213019099852336176522240936585AUB9866003727490A merry dialogue betwixt a married162822002-036APEX2002-042002-053Y2002-052002-062003-01 6811S11882599854032194382240925294AUC0781003728405A pleasaunt dialogue or disputation1564232006-0746APEX2006-082016-013A2016-012022-12 6815S1053139984104256002240858501AUA4715003712339The dialoges of creatures moralysed15301672010-03473APEX2010-032010-043A2010-042011-062011-12 6816.7S34322293327253432248512491AUC3147003730771An epitome of the vvorlds woe1630182013-0851PDCC2013-092013-103A2013-102014-032014-10 6816S10956799845214101012240909194AUA7414003715038Here be .vij. dialogues.1550142010-0325PDCC2010-032015-013A2015-012015-032016-02 6817S1053519984108056392240861669AUA4745003712369Arisbas, Euphues amidst his slumber1594342005-08128PDCC2005-102006-063A2006-062006-092007-01 6819S1053529984108156402240853098AUA4746003712370Greene in conceipt.1598362002-04138APEX2002-042002-053A2002-052002-062003-01 6820S1053549984108356422240853065AUA4748003712372The shepheardes complaint.1596122005-0841APEX2005-092005-113Y2005-112006-012006-02 6821S10967899845325102182240897738AUB6727003724351The Kings right1619182013-0854PDCC2013-082014-103A2014-102015-032016-02 6822S11860099853807192052240939076AUB2817003720441Milke for babes.1628242013-08106PDCC2013-092013-113A2013-112014-032014-10 6824S10967999845326102192240863163AUB6728003724352A short explanation, of the epistle16351742003-12496PDCC2004-022004-033A2004-032004-042004-05 6826S1064589984217468062264193416AUA5448003713072Mubashshir ibn Fa&cmbmacr;tik, Abu&cmbmacr; al-Wafa&cmbmacr;,$d11th cent.$tMukhta&cmbmacr;r al-h&cmbdotb;ikam wa-mah&cmbdotb;a&cmbmacr;sin al-kalim.Rivers, Anthony Woodville,$cEarl,$d1442?-1483.Caxton, William,$dca. 1422-1491.Here endeth the book named the dictes or sayengis of the philosophhres ...1477752003-11305PDCC2003-122004-013A2004-012004-022004-03 6828S1065769984229069342248579732AUA5537003713161hEre endeth the book named the dict1480792003-05295APEX2003-062003-073A2003-072003-082003-09 6830S10968399845330102232264193971AUA7498003715122The dyctes and the sayenges of the1528672014-03 6830S109683998453302105732264194655AUA7498003715122The dyctes and the sayenges of the1528842014-04270PDCC2014-052014-073A2014-072015-032016-02 6832.65S126272545322661807142240914946A dyet for the Christian soule, : constantly to be obserued euery day, that it may alwaies reioyce in the Lord..1600392012-0728APEX2012-072013-083A2013-082014-032014-10 6832S1053559984108456432240861699AUA4749003712373A dictionarie French and English.15711282009-08713PDCC2009-092009-103A2009-102010-042011-04 6833S10957099845217101042240922337AUA7417003715041The dyetary of ghostly helthe.1520172012-0752APEX2012-072012-093A2012-092013-022014-03 6840S11166599846950119512240944170AUA8515003716139A short introduction for to learne1595432003-0534APEX2003-062003-073A2003-072003-082003-09 6842S1053409984106956272240853108AUA4735003712359Euerard Digbie his dissuasiue.15901262003-05421TECH2003-052003-063A2003-062003-082003-09 6844.4S11663499851850171422264184795AUB9532003727156A conference with a lady about choi1638742002-0680PDCC2002-082002-103A2002-102002-122003-01 6845S10968799845333102262240861654AUA7501003715125The defence of trade.1615282003-0293TECH2003-032003-053R2003-102003-123A2003-122004-022004-03 6846S1053569984108556442240858468AUB5698003723322Fata mihi totum mea sunt agitanda p1611152003-0227APEX2003-032003-053A2003-052003-062003-07 6847.5S388033151123289402248560738AUC6243003733867Sir Dudley Digges, Knight, ambassad161812003-027PDCC2003-032003-043Y2003-042003-062003-07 6848S10968999845335102282248531401AUA7503003715127An arithmeticall militare treatise,15791052004-02408TECH2004-032015-093A2015-092022-12 6850S11609899851315165862240911465AUB0405003718029A boke named Tectonicon1562352006-09189TECH2006-092007-023A2007-022008-022008-09 6858S11167099846954119552240950422AUA8519003716143A geometrical practise, named Panto15711292004-02485PDCC2004-042004-113A2004-112005-012005-03 6872S10970599845351102452240897735AUB6730003724354Foure paradoxes, or politique disco1604582003-02224PDCC2003-032003-053A2003-052003-062003-07 6876S11844099853647190402240933858AUC0574003728198Certain reasons of a private Christ1618822006-09254TECH2006-092008-073Y2008-072008-092009-03 6877.5S113593526331721739832240927573Lesdiguiéres, François de Bonne, duc de, 1543-1626.A letter which Monsieur Desdiguieres constable of France, hath sent to the king his master to perswade him by pregnant reasons to make peace with the Rochellers, and the other Protestants who liue in his dominions .. : The lading of two Hollandish ships which are [-] from Porto Ricco, which towne the Hollanders haue taken in the West Indies. The censure and condemnation of a booke (lately written by a Iesuite, De potestate pape) by the court of Parliament, which hath beene since publikely burned at Paris. The strange death of Peter Cotton a Iesuite. The new admiraltie which is to be [created?] both in Spaine and the subdued prouinces of the Low Countries to the great hurt and dammage of seuera[ll] potentates, princes and states of Christendome, vnlesse they looke in good time to themselues.162692009-1018PDCC2009-112009-123A2009-122010-042011-04 6877S169621494460246392248584776AUB3130003720754The second part of a plain discours1619482006-09135TECH2006-092008-063A2008-062008-092009-03 6878S11659199851807170992248553460AUB9499003727123A most excellent exploit perfourmed159192006-0228TECH2006-022007-023A2007-022008-022008-09 6879S10970799845353102472240884725AUB6731003724355Contemplations, sighes, and groanes16401622013-08369PDCC2013-092013-113A2013-112014-032014-10 6883S11189799847157121772240948165AUA8651003716275A disswasiue from poperie, containi1599872013-08194PDCC2013-092013-113A2013-112014-032014-10 6885S11425499849480146292240854535AUB8278003725902A godly and learned sermon concerni1605152013-0833PDCC2013-092013-123A2013-122014-032014-10 6886S118687998538941766392264220861Dillingham, Francis,$dd. 1625.Dillingham, Francis,$dd. 1625.$tChristian oeconomy.$4autA golden keye : opening the locke to eternall happines. Containing seuen most sweete and comfortable directions to a Christian life. By Francis Dillingham, Bachelor in Diuinitie, and Preacher of Gods word at Wilden in Bedfordshire. The contents follow in the next page.1609572013-0892PDCC2013-082014-103A2014-102015-032016-02 6887S11746299852675180102240891890AUC0092003727716A probleme1616252013-0842PDCC2013-092013-123A2013-122014-032014-10 6888S114597998498221779252240850320Dillingham, Francis,$dd. 1625.The progresse in pietie : taught by Frances Dillingham in his parish of Wilden, and now published for the benefit of all good Christians.1606172013-0833PDCC2013-082013-123A2013-122014-032014-10 6889S11844299853649190422248545805AUC0576003728200A quartron of reasons, composed by1603612013-09289PDCC2013-102013-113A2013-112014-032014-10 6890S11359499848827139432240862148AUA9518003717142A siluer locke, which beeing opened16111432013-09236PDCC2013-092016-043A2016-042022-12 6893S10970899845354102482240853082AUA7516003715140A righte noble and pleasant history15691702002-06706PDCC2002-082002-093A2002-092002-102003-01 6894.5S11773899854335197512240904806AUC0925003728549The mirroure of golde for the synfu1506552006-04165PDCC2006-092007-023A2007-022008-022008-09 6894S109804998454491763242248523264Denis,$cthe Carthusian,$d1402-1471.The lyfe of prestes : This present treatyse concernynge thestate and lyfe of chanons, prestes, clerkes, and minystres of the church, was fyrst co[m]pyled in Latyne by the reuerend and deuoute father Dyonisius, sometyme one of the Charterhouse in Ruremond, and taken and exemplifyed with great diligence out of an originall copy, ye which he wrote with his owne hande, and nowe agayne beynge diligently corrected, is tra[n]slated into the Englyshe tonge, vnto the honour of god, and for the vtilitie [and] soule helth of clerkes, [and] other studentes of the same.1533892013-08212PDCC2013-092013-103A2013-102014-032014-10 6901.5S316733143095282262240914633AUC5552003733176A Direction concerning the plague,162512005-095APEX2005-112005-123A2005-122006-012006-02 6901S11201699847275123042240953823AUA8728003716352The surueye of the vvorld, or situa1572472005-09126APEX2005-102006-063A2006-062006-092007-01 6902S10971099845356102502240873797AUB6732003724356A direction to the husbandman1634102003-0617TECH2003-062003-083A2003-082003-102003-11 6903.5S316833143096282272248557445AUC5553003733177Directions given by the patentees,160412007-085APEX2007-092007-103A2007-102008-022008-09 6903S11659699851812171042240878685AUB9504003727128Directions for musters1638302012-0744PDCC2012-072012-093A2012-092013-022014-03 6905S11596999851186164502240851622AUB0380003718004A briefe and short discourse of the158592004-0211TECH2005-122006-033A2006-032006-042006-06 6906.5S12451320139998991481505782264170938005371175The discourse betweene a souldier and his loue :$bShewing that she did beare a faithfull minde, for land nor sea could make her stay behinde. To the tune of Vpon a summertime.163012008-085PDCC2008-112009-053Y2009-052009-092011-04 6906S11695299852167174762240919211AUB9742003727366A discourse against flatterie.1611792004-0982PDCC2004-102004-113A2004-112005-012005-03 6907S1184433004999853650190432240929425AUC0577003728201A discourse of mans life.162912007-086APEX2007-092007-103A2007-102008-022008-09 6908S11695699852171174802240947226AUB9746003727370A discourse of the married and sing1621652009-0572PDCC2009-062009-073Y2009-072009-092011-04 6909S1082609984393286982240886504AUA6539003714163A discourse of the medicine called1585362006-0395TECH2006-032006-043A2006-042006-092007-01 6910.4S511738160671292872240914653AUC6559003734183A Large and true discourse160232009-046PDCC2009-052010-033A2010-032010-042011-04 6910S11898499854191196002248507606AUB1329003718953A discourse vppon a question of the159192010-0833PDCC2010-082010-093A2010-092011-062011-12 6911.5S461023613267267722264218822AUC4334003731958A Short discourse, evincing necessa163462009-0516PDCC2009-062014-063A2014-062015-032016-02 6913.5S12241799857566233242240897284AUB2663003720287The drousie disease; or, An alarme1638822012-07182APEX2012-072012-083A2012-082013-022014-03 6915S1053699984109856572240857064AUB5701003723325Here begynneth a lytel treatyse cal1516172003-0342TECH2003-042003-063Y2003-062003-082003-09 6918S1050569984078653172240862988AUB5649003723273Considerations touching the nevv co162572003-1017TECH2003-102004-113A2004-112005-012005-03 6919Huth 50[64]998928971823792240921132As pleasant a dittie as your hart can wish, shewing what vnkindnes befell by a kisse.160012008-083PDCC2008-112009-053A2009-052009-092011-04 6920.5S12451420103999002681505792248527282005371176A delicate new ditty composed vpon the posie of a ring being, I fancy none but thee alone :$bsent as a Newyeeres gift by a louer to his sweet-heart. To the tune of Dulcina.163012008-086PDCC2008-112009-053A2009-052009-092011-04 6920S1053839984111256712240866488AUA4769003712393A compendious dittie.154732009-046PDCC2009-052009-063A2009-062009-092011-04 6921.5S2556243239201786212240947710An Excelent ditty called The shepheards woing faire Dulcina : to a new tune called Dulcina.161512013-125APEX2013-122015-063A2015-062022-12 6921S11351631757 ; 3005599848750138632240919587AUB7874003725498A delicate new ditty composed upon163512002-075PDCC2002-092002-103A2002-102002-122003-01 6922.4998265881984812240911542Marlowe, Christopher,$d1564-1593.$4autRaleigh, Walter,$cSir,$d1552?-1618,$eattributed name.$4autA most excellent ditty of the louers promises to his beloued : To a sweet new tune called, Liue with me and be my loue.162912013-124APEX2013-122015-063A2015-062022-12 6922.7S12451520037998991491505802264169879005371177A new ditty, shewing the wonderfull miracles of our Lord and Sauiour Iesus Christ [sic], which he did while he remained vpon earth :$bTo the tune of Triumph and Ioy.162512008-085PDCC2008-112009-053A2009-052009-092011-04 6922S1135183007199848752138652240868353AUB7875003725499An excellent new ditty: or, Which p163512002-055TECH2002-062002-073A2002-072002-082003-01 6923S11351930024 ; 2008399848753138662240849708AUB7876003725500A pleasant countrey new ditty: merr162512002-036PDCC2002-042002-053A2002-052002-062003-01 6924.5S535720216399610781504592248550584005370930A Pleasant new ditty, called the new So ho :$bto a pleasant new tune.161512008-086PDCC2008-112009-053A2009-052009-092011-04 6924S108801301989984445692702248519858AUB6530003724154A pleasant ditty, of a maydens vow, that faine would marry, and yet knew not how162012008-085PDCC2008-112009-053A2009-052009-092011-04 6925S1135253034299848758138712240947423AUC2381003730005A pleasant new ditty: intituled, Th163512007-087APEX2007-092007-103A2007-102008-022008-09 6927.5S12451620131998991501505812248512876005371178A very pleasant nevv ditty :$bto the tune of Stand thy ground old Harry.162512008-085PDCC2008-112009-053A2009-052009-092011-04 6927C.20.f.7[310]30214998918021830802240905154A pretty new ditty: or, A young lasses resolution, : as her mind I truly scan who shews in conclusion, she loves a handsome young man. To the tune of, I know what I know.163312008-086PDCC2008-112009-053A2009-052009-092011-04 6928S10963099845277101672240909195AUA7454003715078A dyurnall: for deuoute soules1532112012-0721APEX2012-072013-083A2013-082014-032014-10 6929S10971299845358102522240866575AUB6733003724357A reply to M. Nicholas Smith, his d16301762009-07531PDCC2009-082009-093A2009-092010-042011-04 6930S11361199848843139602248534893AUA9523003717147Dobsons drie bobbes1607552006-09206APEX2006-102008-053Y2008-052008-092009-03 6931S189822879039258442240945486AUC3557003731181The Doctrynalle of dethe1498182005-0745APEX2005-092005-113Y2005-112006-012006-02 6934.5S11194399847202122252264211000AUA8681003716305The doctrine of the Masse booke, co1554252006-1050APEX2006-112008-063A2008-062008-092009-03 6934S1053849984111356722240861679AUB5704003723328The doctrine of dying-vvell. Or The1628122011-0532APEX2011-052011-063A2011-062012-052012-10 6935.5S125208999004991733862248516957005372051Dod, John,$d1549?-1645.Dod, John,$d1549?-1645.$tTen sermons tending chiefely to the fitting of men for the worthy receiving of the Lords Supper.Cleaver, Robert,$d1561 or 2-ca. 1625.$4autA briefe dialogue, concerning preparation for the worthy receiuing of the Lords Supper. Taken, for the most part, out of the ten sermons of Mr I. Dod, and Mr. R. Cleaver, touching that subiect1614192013-0545APEX2013-052013-073A2013-072014-032014-10 6935S10971399845359102532240866485AUB6734003724358Bathshebaes instructions to her son1614432008-10106PDCC2008-122012-103A2012-102013-022014-03 6938.5S189922879245258452248548643AUC3558003731182A plaine and familiar exposition on16341082013-08377APEX2013-082014-103A2014-102015-032016-02 6938S11426199899077146372264169847005371091Dod, John,$d1549?-1645.Cleaver, Robert,$d1561 or 2-ca. 1625.Winston, John,$dfl. 1614-1634.Greenham, Richard.Foure godlie and fruitful sermons :$btwo preached at Draiton in Oxford-shire, at a fast, enioyned by authoritie, by occasion of the pestilence then dangerously dispearsed. Likewise two other sermons on the twelfth Psalme. VVhereunto is annexed a briefe tract of zeale. /$cBy I. Dod. R. Cleauer.1611602004-01212TECH2004-022004-033Y2004-032004-042004-05 6942S11634499851561168412240850153AUB9384003727008A remedy against priuat contentions1614172013-0871APEX2013-082013-103A2013-102014-032014-10 6944S109731998453771505832264193457005370984Dod, John,$d1549?-1645.Cleaver, Robert,$d1561 or 2-ca. 1625.Winston, John,$dfl. 1614-1634.Seuen godlie and fruitfull sermons. /$cThe six first preached by Master Iohn Dod: the last by Master Robert Cleauer. Whereunto is annexed, a briefe discourse, touching, 1. Extinguishing of the spirit, 2. Murmuring in affliction16141712012-04578PDCC2012-042012-053A2012-052013-022014-03 6945S11460199849826149972240860467AUB8438003726062Ten sermons tending chiefely to the16101462012-04694PDCC2012-042012-053A2012-052013-022014-03 6950S11748199852694180312240887865AUC0107003727731Three godlie and fruitful sermons;1610972013-05312APEX2013-052013-073A2013-072014-032014-10 6951S11844599898422190452264170271005372199Dod, John,$d1549?-1645.Cleaver, Robert,$d1561 or 2-ca. 1625.$4autWinston, John,$dfl. 1614-1634.Two sermons on the third of the Lamentations of Ieremie :$bpreached at Hanwell in the first yeare of his Maiesties raigne, 1602. /$cThe one by I.D. the other by R.C.1608362012-04157PDCC2012-042012-053A2012-052013-022014-03 6954S10973899845384102812248527727AUB6741003724365A plaine and familiar exposition of1606872013-08302APEX2013-082013-113A2013-112014-032014-10 6957S10974099845386102832248528888AUB6742003724366A plaine and familiar exposition of1607992013-08489APEX2013-082013-123A2013-122014-032014-10 6959.5S461123613429267732248526665AUC4335003731959A plaine and familiar exposition of1608802013-08393APEX2013-082013-113A2013-112014-032014-10 6963S10974399845389102862240884578AUC2365003729989A plaine and familiar exposition of1609932013-08403APEX2013-082013-123A2013-122014-032014-10 6965S10974521494607235002264190719Dod, John,$d1549?-1645.Cleaver, Robert,$d1561 or 2-ca. 1625.A plaine and familiar exposition : of the eighteenth, nineteenth, and twentieth chapters of the Prouerbs of Salomon / by Iohn Dod and Robert Cleaver.1610912013-08433APEX2013-082013-113A2013-112014-032014-10 6967.5S501038159529291742248552432AUC6453003734077The bright star which leadeth wise16031982013-05877APEX2013-052013-073A2013-072014-032014-10 6968.5S109759545323291807682240914903Dod, John, 1549?-1645.Cleaver, Robert, 1561 or 2-ca. 1625.A plaine and familiar exposition of the Ten Commaundements, : with a methodicall short catechisme, containing briefly all the principall grounds of Christian religion..16052062012-01952PDCC2012-012016-113A2016-112022-12 6980S10976399845408246432248523244Doddridge, John,$cSir,$d1555-1628.W. I.,$d17th cent.A compleat parson: or, A description of advovvsons, or church-liuing : Wherein is set forth, the intrests of the parson, patron, and ordinarie, &c. With many other things concerning the same matter, as they were deliuered at severall readings at New-Inne, / by I. Doderidge, anno, 1602, 1603. And now published for a common good, by W.I.1630512006-09147APEX2006-092008-063A2008-062008-092009-03 6981S10976499845409103062240873920AUB6752003724376The English lavvyer.16311412012-07481PDCC2012-072012-083A2012-082013-022014-03 6982S10976599845410103072240884370AUB6753003724377The history of the ancient and mode1630802006-09256APEX2006-092007-083A2007-082008-022008-09 6983S10976699845411103082240892436AUB6754003724378The lavvyers light: or, A due direc16291182002-03348APEX2002-032002-043Y2002-042002-052003-01 6984S1073639984306577732240857035AUA6028003713652A nievve herball, or historie of pl15784162010-012510PDCC2010-012010-023A2010-022010-042011-04 6988S11496499850185153722240872455AUB8634003726258Rams little Dodeon [sic]16061382011-02388PDCC2011-032011-053A2011-052011-062011-12 6990.5S10538122296333253472248509701AUA2369003709993Ane Discourse tuiching the estait p1572172013-1244APEX2013-122014-013Y2014-012014-032014-10 6990S11748499852697180342240885780AUC0109003727733A sermon preached in the cathedrall1608172013-0850APEX2013-082014-103A2014-102015-032016-02 6992S11611499851331166022248548127AUB0411003718035Straunge newes out of Calabria158742006-107TECH2006-102006-113A2006-112007-022007-10 6993S11712699852341176572240941204AUB9870003727494A fight at sea161792010-0814PDCC2010-092010-103A2010-102011-062011-12 6998S10978999845434103322248512828AUA7567003715191De Dominis, Marco Antonio,$d1560-1624.A manifestation of the motiues, vvhereupon the most Reuerend Father, Marcus Antonius de Dominis, Archbishop of Spalato, (in the territorie of Venice) vndertooke his departure thence. Englished out of his Latine copy1616442013-1284APEX2013-122014-033A2014-032015-032016-02 6999S11624899851465167392248552314AUB9312003726936A declaration of the reasons which1617182012-0152PDCC2012-012012-033A2012-032012-052012-10 7000S12094299856133216562240888070AUC1774003729398M. Antonius de Dominis Archbishop o1623532013-05103APEX2013-052013-083A2013-082014-032014-10 7001S10978699845431103282240853038AUB6756003724380The second manifesto of Marcus Anto1616352012-0999APEX2012-092012-113A2012-112013-022014-03 7004S10979599845440103392240866576AUB6759003724383A sermon preached in Italian, by th1617422013-0899PDCC2013-082013-113A2013-112014-032014-10 7005S11748999852702180392264190059AUC0111003727735The rockes of Christian shipwracke,1618962013-08236PDCC2013-082013-123A2013-122014-032014-10 7006.5S12045199855648211492248501104AUB1817003719441Newes from Rome, Spalato's doome. O1624242014-0555PDCC2014-052014-073A2014-072015-032016-02 7007S10979799845442103412240866564AUB6760003724384A relation sent from Rome, of the p162472009-1210PDCC2010-012010-043A2010-042011-062011-12 7016.5S125210998984721733882248514085005372053Donatus, Aelius.Remigius,$cof Auxerre,$dca. 841-908.Incipit Donatus minor c[um] Remigio ad vsum pusillo[rum] anglicana[rum] scholariu[m].1508-150972009-1213PDCC2010-012010-043A2010-042011-062011-12 7019S11754799852760181032240891883AUC0149003727773The Popes bull gelded or An edict p160672009-129PDCC2009-122010-013A2010-012010-042011-04 7021.3S333633143341283952248554096AUC5712003733336The signes that doe declare a perso162512006-035APEX2006-032006-043A2006-042006-092007-01 7021S121163998563501776082248509046Donne, Daniel,$dd. 1646.A sub-poena from the star-chamber of heauen : A sermon preached at Pauls Crosse the 4. of August. 1622. With some particular enlargements which the limited time would not then allow. By Dan. Donne, Master of Arts, and minister of the Word.1623692013-08189APEX2013-082013-113A2013-112014-032014-10 7022S1053679984109656552248568339AUA4758003712382An anatomy of the vvorld.1611162002-0434PDCC2002-052002-063A2002-062002-072003-01 7023S10979999845444103442240863128AUB6761003724385The first anniuersarie.1612622002-0567PDCC2002-062002-073A2002-072002-082003-01 7026S12646499855837213422240899169AUB1911003719535Conclaue Ignati: siue Eius in nuper1611112004-0650TECH2004-062005-023Y2005-022005-042005-10 7027S100082998359341692240908265AUB3334003720958Ignatius his conclaue1611942002-05125APEX2002-062002-073Y2002-072002-082003-01 7031S102388998381732140322248566041AUB4476003722100Deaths duell, or, A consolation to1632302002-0465TECH2002-062002-073A2002-072002-082003-01 7033AS169921498206246442240884552AUB3131003720755Devotions vpon emergent occasions a16243212002-04357PDCC2002-052002-063A2002-062002-072003-01 7038S121697998568671777022240904494AUC2034003729658LXXX sermons preached by that learn16404422011-024555PDCC2011-022011-033A2011-032011-062011-12 7039S170021498332246462240937492AUB3132003720756Enc{aelig}nia1623242009-1251PDCC2010-012010-033A2010-032010-042011-04 7040S110043999004761358732248516998005371967Donne, John,$d1572-1631.The first sermon preached to King Charles, at Saint Iames :$b3^0. April. 1625. By Iohn Donne, Deane of Saint Pauls, London.1625312009-1266PDCC2010-012010-033A2010-032010-042011-04 7041S10997099845598105072240911013AUB6806003724430Fiue sermons vpon speciall occasion16261742009-12335PDCC2010-012010-033A2010-032010-042011-04 7042S11420799849435145822240940168AUA9715003717339Foure sermons vpon speciall occasio16251212009-12264PDCC2010-012010-033A2010-032010-042011-04 7044S10998299845608105172240897877AUB6809003724433Iuuenilia or Certaine paradoxes and1633242002-0461PDCC2002-052002-063A2002-062002-072003-01 7045S12186499857025226912248506748AUB2442003720066Donne, John,$d1572-1631.Poems, by J.D. VVith elegies on the authors death16332072007-02527TECH2007-022007-033A2007-032008-022008-09 7048S10998499845610105192240901439AUA7677003715301Pseudo-martyr.16102172002-04742PDCC2002-052002-063A2002-062002-072003-01 7049S11847899853685190792240909273AUC0606003728230A sermon of commemoration of the La16271012002-04119TECH2002-062002-073A2002-072002-082003-01 7050S10997299845600105092248517745AUB6807003724431A sermon, preached to the Kings Mti1626322002-0468PDCC2002-052002-063A2002-062002-072003-01 7052S109974998984171329802240864774005372192Donne, John,$d1572-1631.A sermon vpon the eighth verse of the first chapter of the Acts of the Apostles :$bPreached to the Honourable Company of the Virginian Plantation, 13. Nouemb. 1622. By Iohn Donne Deane of Saint Pauls, London.1624272009-1254PDCC2010-012010-033A2010-032010-042011-04 7053S12202499857177228612240875771AUC2141003729765A sermon vpon the XV. verse of the1622382009-1293PDCC2009-122017-053A2017-052022-12 7054S153520211732238012240935255AUB2981003720605A sermon vpon the XX. verse of the1622372002-0489APEX2002-042002-053A2002-052002-062003-01 7056S10999099845616105262248533850Donne, John,$d1572-1631.Six sermons upon severall occasions : preached before the King, and elsewhere: by that late learned & reverend divine John Donne, Doctour in divinitie, and Dean of S. Pauls, London.1634922013-08272APEX2013-082013-093A2013-092014-032014-10 7057S35022298132253532248509700AUC3154003730778Three sermons vpon speciall occasio1623902002-05193TECH2002-062002-073A2002-072002-082003-01 7058S11004099845660105742240894711AUB6818003724442Two sermons preached before King Ch1634552009-12162PDCC2009-122010-013A2010-012010-042011-04 7060.5S105389526331761739862240902616AUB2742003720366A tipe or figure of friendship.158972006-1020TECH2006-102009-013A2009-012009-022009-10 7061S11651699851732170232240874080AUB0517003718141A disproufe of M. Novvelles reprouf15652212012-07955APEX2012-072012-083A2012-082013-022014-03 7062S11008799845704106232240940548AUA7747003715371A proufe of certeyne articles in re15641502002-10538TECH2002-122003-013A2003-012003-022003-03 7064S11713699852351176672248548086AUB9878003727502A true report of a most famous vict160042013-077PDCC2013-082013-103A2013-102014-032014-10 7065S11008899845705106242240890191AUB6827003724451A catalogue of the deputies of the1618102012-0621PDCC2012-062012-073A2012-072013-022014-03 7066.5S11009499845710106302240910995AUA7751003715375The iudgement of the synode holden1619502011-09121APEX2011-092015-073A2015-072022-12 7070S11009999845715106352248532498AUB6829003724453The collegiat suffrage of the divin1629922003-01204PDCC2003-022003-033Y2003-032003-042003-05 7071S11705799852272175882240943834AUB9818003727442Doctour doubble ale.154892004-0815PDCC2004-102004-113A2004-112005-012005-03 7072.1S461423659459267762248529681AUC4336003731960Two new sermons preached in Oxford,1629282013-0895APEX2013-082014-103A2014-102015-032016-02 7072.2S116575998517911763032240936604Doughty, Thomas,$dfl. 1618-1638.A briefe discouerie of the crafte & pollicie which Protestant ministers vse in seducing theire followers by preaching and publishing theire owne words for the word of God. Written by Iohn Hunt a Romaine Catholique, in defence of the true Gospell or Word of God. Printed with permission of superiours 1621192013-0861APEX2013-082014-103A2014-102015-032016-02 7072.3S11623899851455167292240899222AUB9306003726930An humble appeale to the Kings most1620492013-08196APEX2013-082013-113A2013-112014-032014-10 7072.4S11635199851568168482240918583AUB9391003727015Of the visible sacrifice of the Chu16381542013-08510APEX2013-082013-113A2013-112014-032014-10 7072.6S1060119984173663382240906365AUA5186003712810The practise how to finde ease, res16192582013-08415APEX2013-082013-103A2013-102014-032014-10 7072S11010199845717106372248522301AUB6830003724454A discourse concerning the abstruse1628292006-1098TECH2006-102009-013A2009-012009-022009-10 7073S1053729984110156602240854686AUA4761003712385The palis of honoure compyled by Ga1553392006-10118TECH2006-102007-113A2007-112008-022008-09 7075S77822379539254862240939886AUC3259003730883Encouragments for the vvarres of Fr162792005-0822TECH2005-092005-113A2005-112006-012006-02 7076S121021998562121770742264223798Morton, William Douglas,$cEarl of,$d1583 or 4-1648.Grampius gratulatius to his high and mightie monarch, King Charles. By William Douglas 1633112013-1225APEX2013-122014-073A2014-072015-032016-02 7077S11546199850680159032264190405AUB8879003726503An aduertisement to the English sem1610442006-10181APEX2006-112007-023A2007-022008-022008-09 7078S11010399845719106392240894776AUB6831003724455Dove, John,$d1560 or 61-1618.A confutation of atheisme by Iohn Doue Doctor of Diuinitie. The contents are to be seene in the page following1605512006-10267APEX2006-112007-023A2007-022008-022008-09 7080S11010499845720106402240929310AUB6832003724456The conuersion of Salomon.16131462013-08698APEX2013-082015-043A2015-042022-12 7081S11010799845723106432264208409AUB6833003724457A defence of church gouernment.1606402013-08195APEX2013-082013-093A2013-092014-032014-10 7083S11696799852182174912248540376AUB9756003727380Of diuorcement.1601392003-1298TECH2003-122004-073Y2004-072004-102004-11 7085S110110998457251778532264196199Dove, John,$d1560 or 61-1618.A persvvasion to the English recusants, to reconcile themselues to the Church of England : Written for the better satisfaction of those which be ignorant. By Iohn Doue Doctor of Diuinitie.1603202013-0892APEX2013-082013-113Y2013-112014-032014-10 7086.5S91767526331791739882240923978Dove, John,A sermon preached at Pauls Crosse, the 3 of Nouember 1594 : intreating of the second comming of Christ, and the disclosing of Antichrist. : With a confutation of diuerse coniectures concerning the end of the world, conteyned in a booke intituled, The second comming of Christ. / Preached by Iohn Dove.1594332013-0884APEX2013-082013-123A2013-122014-032014-10 7087S11194699847205122282264212032AUA8684003716308Dove, John,$d1560 or 61-1618.A sermon preached at Paules Crosse, the sixt of February. 15961597442006-10116TECH2006-102007-103A2007-102008-022008-09 7088S11011399845728106492248517180AUB6834003724458Dow, Christopher,$cB.D.A discourse of the Sabbath and the Lords Day1636402006-10148APEX2006-112007-023A2007-022008-022008-09 7090.5S305929900285281192240925754AUC5453003733077A True copie of a writing testmonia161012006-104APEX2006-112006-123A2006-122007-022007-10 7090S11011799845731106522240890232AUB6836003724460Innovations unjustly charged upon t16371222013-08437APEX2013-082013-113A2013-112014-032014-10 7091S1066879984240070502248602191AUA5615003713239The first booke of songes or ayres1597252003-0169PDCC2003-022004-113A2004-112005-012005-03 7095S1066889984240170512248590503AUA5616003713240The second booke of songs or ayres,1600262003-0149APEX2003-042004-123A2004-122005-012005-03 7096S1066899984240270522248596980AUA5617003713241The third and last booke of songs o1603242003-0145TECH2003-022003-063Y2003-062003-082003-09 7097S11939499854601200282240931284AUC1109003728733Lachrim{aelig}, or Seauen teares fi1604262003-0129PDCC2003-022003-033Y2003-032003-042003-05 7098S1066909984240370532248608788AUA5618003713242A pilgrimes solace.1612252003-0156APEX2003-042005-023A2005-022005-042005-10 7099S12170399856873225132248508070AUC2036003729660A musicall banquet.1610252003-0134TECH2003-022004-113A2004-112005-012005-03 7100S12170499856874225142248518432AUB2353003719977Varietie of lute-lessons1610372003-0169PDCC2003-022003-043A2003-042003-062003-07 7101S11844799853654190472240899361AUC0580003728204The true friend, or A bill of excha1630402013-0856APEX2013-082013-123A2013-122014-032014-10 7102S11011999845733106542240941910AUB6837003724461Abrahams tryall1602512003-01110PDCC2003-022003-033A2003-032003-042003-05 7104S11754999852762181052240893530AUC0151003727775An abstract of the duties commanded1620962003-01256TECH2003-032003-053Y2003-052003-062003-07 7108S11012599845738106592240929300AUB6840003724464An apostolicall injunction for unit1639232003-0174PDCC2003-022003-053Y2003-052003-062003-07 7109.37109AS12007722880891207632264194099The Christian arte of thriuing: whe1620242003-0177APEX2003-042005-033A2005-032005-042005-10 7111S1022159983801223692240948245AUB4398003722022The Christians freedome16351272003-01292TECH2003-022003-033Y2003-032003-042003-05 7113S11755099852763181062248545185AUC0152003727776The Christians sanctuarie1604562003-01246PDCC2003-022003-033A2003-032003-042003-05 7114S11012699845739106602264207830AUB6841003724465The covenant of grace or An exposit16312152003-01823PDCC2003-032003-043Y2003-042003-062003-07 7115S11012999845742106632240941265AUC2366003729990A defence of the sermon preached at16113572003-011703PDCC2003-022003-033A2003-032003-042003-05 7116S11013499845745106662240929421AUB6842003724466A funerall sermon preached at Watto1607402003-0184APEX2003-022004-123A2004-122005-012005-03 7117S11020299845794107162240897871AUB6856003724480A godly and learned treatise of pra16402242003-01745APEX2003-012003-023A2003-022003-042003-05 7118S11020399845795107172240920418AUA7796003715420Lectures on the XV. Psalme16041852003-01817TECH2003-022003-033A2003-032003-042003-05 7120S77922379736254872248514894AUC3260003730884A treatise concerning Antichrist16031792003-01858APEX2003-022003-033A2003-032003-042003-05 7121S12169399856863225012240891941AUC2437003730061A treatise of iustification{middot}16333342003-012265APEX2003-012003-023A2003-022003-042003-05 7124S110210998458011772162240929038Downame, George,$dd. 1634.A treatise vpon John 8. 36 concerning Christian libertie : The chiefe points whereof were deliuered in a sermon preached at Pauls Crosse, Nouemb. 6. 1608. By George Dovvname Doctor of Diuinitie.1609562013-08203APEX2013-082013-123A2013-122014-032014-10 7125S12102299856213217422240906307AUC1840003729464Tvvo sermons16081172003-01300TECH2003-022003-033R2003-062005-023Y2005-022005-042005-10 7133S153620211895238022240917022AUB2982003720606The Christian warfare16043662010-091767PDCC2010-102010-123A2010-122011-062011-12 7138S11021799845808107312240929608AUB6862003724486Downame, John,$dd. 1652.The second part of The Christian warfare; or the contempt of the world16115042013-122562APEX2013-122014-033A2014-032015-032016-02 7139S11021999845810107332240926160AUB6863003724487The conflict betvveene the flesh an16182152013-081022APEX2013-082013-123A2013-122014-032014-10 7140S11022199845812107352264191555AUB6865003724489Consolations for the afflicted: or,16133822013-121684APEX2013-122014-033A2014-032015-032016-02 7141S11022299845813107362248515451AUB6866003724490Foure treatises16091682012-07811PDCC2012-072012-093R2012-112013-033A2013-032014-032014-10 7143S12169099856860224972248504829AUC2029003729653A guide to godlynesse or a Treatise16225672013-084256APEX2013-092013-103A2013-102014-032014-10 7145S11022399845814107372264190511AUB6867003724491Downame, John,$dd. 1652.Lectures vpon the foure first chapters of the prophecie of Hosea16083402013-081667APEX2013-082013-113A2013-112014-032014-10 7146S11022499845815107382248523347AUB6868003724492The plea of the poore. Or A treatis16161182013-08425APEX2013-082013-103A2013-102014-032014-10 7147S10981099845454103562240884572AUA7580003715204Spiritual physicke to cure the dise1616882013-08213APEX2013-082013-093A2013-092014-032014-10 7148.3S515438160772293242248569021AUC6591003734215The summe of sacred diuinitie16252902013-081389APEX2013-082013-103A2013-102014-032014-10 7149S11662299851838171302248545643AUB9526003727150Downame, John,$dd. 1652.A treatise against lying1636892013-08321APEX2013-082013-113A2013-112014-032014-10 7152S12229499857446231862264228953AUC2235003729859Certaine treatises of the late reve16333392002-081223PDCC2002-092002-103A2002-102002-122003-01 7153S10981699845460103622248531419AUB6763003724387A treatise of the true nature and d16352122010-05764PDCC2010-052010-063A2010-062011-062011-12 7154.3S311033142664281692240904438AUC5501003733125Bookes as they are sold bound, at L162012007-087APEX2007-082007-093A2007-092008-022008-09 7154.5S335833143363284172240925458AUC5734003733358To all people to whome this present162012007-083APEX2007-082007-093A2007-092008-022008-09 7154.7S389033151135289502240932657AUC6252003733876To all Christian people to whom thi161812007-081APEX2007-092007-103A2007-102008-022008-09 7156S10983999845483103882240897722AUB6766003724390A discourse of the state ecclesiast1632532013-09218PDCC2013-102013-113A2013-112014-032014-10 7158.5S461723660495267792264215071AUC4338003731962The catechisers holy encouragement1623172013-0954PDCC2013-092014-023A2014-022014-032014-10 7159.3S35222301091253582240906194AUC3159003730783The French historie, that is, A lam1589432006-10194TECH2006-102009-013A2009-012009-022009-10 7160.8S303129715772280912240900704AUC5426003733050In memoriam celeberrimi viri Domini159612007-082APEX2007-092007-103A2007-102008-022008-09 7160S11194799847206122302240942940AUA8685003716309The iaylors conuersion.1596412012-07109APEX2012-072012-083A2012-082013-022014-03 7161S1053669984109556542240853116AUB5700003723324The vvorld encompassed by Sir Franc1628592005-08251TECH2005-082005-123A2005-122006-012006-02 7164.3S409334387015291522240925582AUC6435003734059The divine lanthorne, or, A sermon1637312003-0889APEX2003-092003-113A2003-112003-122004-03 7165S10988299845525104302240853099AUB6777003724401The royall guest: or, A sermon prea1637192003-0865TECH2003-082003-103A2003-102003-122004-03 7166S125321998983651320032240861848005372302Drant, Thomas,$db. 1601 or 2.A fruitfull and necessary sermon, specially concernyng almes geuing, preached the Twisday [sic] in Easter weeke :$bThe yere of our Lord. 1572. at S. Maries Spittle. By Thomas Drant, bachelor in diuinitie.1572492013-09125PDCC2013-102013-113A2013-112014-032014-10 7171S11611899851335166062240914022AUB0412003718036Two sermons preached1570842003-08194APEX2003-092003-103A2003-102003-122004-03 7173S11844899853655190482240916039AUC0581003728205An alarum to the last iudgement. Or1615722003-01107PDCC2003-022003-043A2003-042003-062003-07 7174S11574099850958162022240855855AUB9013003726637Bibliotheca scholastica instructiss16161292013-09752PDCC2013-102014-033A2014-032015-032016-02 7182S78222391572254902240942262AUC3263003730887The Christian armorie16111922003-01442PDCC2003-022003-033A2003-032003-042003-05 7183S10988599845528104332248529672AUB6779003724403The churches securitie, togither wi1608422003-01182TECH2003-022003-033Y2003-032003-042003-05 7184S10988699845529104342240884722AUB6780003724404The earnest of our inheritance1613352003-01151APEX2003-022003-033A2003-032003-042003-05 7185S11469399849917150902240855920AUB8470003726094The lambes spouse or the heauenly b16081062003-01191TECH2003-022003-033Y2003-032003-042003-05 7186AS1053759984110456632240857039AUB5703003723327Anter{marc}ot{marc}emata Thom{aelig161752003-0111APEX2003-042003-063Y2003-062003-082003-09 7186S11755199852764181072240874277AUC0153003727777The sicke-mans catechisme, or path-1609672003-01135APEX2003-022003-053Y2003-052003-062003-07 7187S11674699851962172582264182156AUB9610003727234The vvorldes resurrection, or The g1608802003-01292PDCC2003-022003-033A2003-032003-042003-05 7189S10988799845530104352240882024AUA7632003715256The barrons vvars in the raigne of16032072000-00615TECH2001-122002-013A2002-012002-022003-01 7191S109888998982901358702248513204005372412Drayton, Michael,$d1563-1631.The battaile of Agincourt :$bFought by Henry the fift of that name, King of England, against the whole power of the French: vnder the raigne of their Charles the sixt, anno Dom. 1415. The miseries of Queene Margarite, the infortunate wife, of that most infortunate King Henry the sixt. Nimphidia, the court of Fayrie. The quest of Cinthia. The shepheards Sirena. The moone-calfe. Elegies vpon sundry occasions. By Michaell Drayton, Esquire.16311642007-02528APEX2007-032007-043A2007-042008-022008-09 7192S11651999851735170262240870417AUB0518003718142Endimion and Ph{oelig}be.1595262000-0057TECH2001-002001-082A2001-082001-112003-01 7193S11195099847209122332248550410AUA8687003716311Englands heroicall epistles. By Mic1597822000-00276APEX2001-072001-093A2001-102001-112003-01 7199S11652599851741170322240941201AUB0521003718145The harmonie of the church.1591252005-0988PDCC2005-112006-073A2006-072006-092007-01 7200S1053869984111556742240858530AUB5705003723329A heauenly harmonie of spirituall s1610252000-0085PDCC2001-072001-072R2003-032003-043A2003-042003-062003-07 7202S1053969984112556852240857040AUA4777003712401Idea the shepheards garland.1593382000-0083APEX2001-082001-093R2001-102001-123A2001-122002-012003-01 7203S1053989984112756872240855875AUA4778003712402Ideas mirrour.1594372000-0064PDCC2001-092002-063A2002-062002-072003-01 7204S1053999984112856882240866557AUA4779003712403The legend of great Cromvvel. By Mi1607242000-0058PDCC2001-092002-063A2002-062002-072003-01 7205S1053889984111756762240855890AUB2741003720365Matilda.1594322000-0069PDCC2001-092002-063A2002-062002-072003-01 7208S1053909984111956782240861663AUA4772003712396Mortimeriados.1596742000-00170PDCC2001-062001-092R2003-052004-103A2004-102005-012005-03 7209S234998984011733912240864821005372169Drayton, Michael,$d1563-1631.Moyses in a map of his miracles. By Michael Drayton Esquire1604532013-09132PDCC2013-092013-123A2013-122014-032014-10 7210S10988999845531104362240863157AUB6781003724405The Muses Elizium16301082000-00360APEX2001-082001-093Y2001-102001-112003-01 7213S153920212127238052248580910AUB2985003720609The owle1604292000-0073APEX2001-002001-002Y2001-002001-112003-01 7214S1054089984113656962248584256AUA4784003712408Peirs Gaueston Earle of Cornvvall.1594402000-0098PDCC2001-092002-063A2002-062002-072003-01 7215S1054109984113856992240858457AUA4785003712409A p{aelig}an triumphall.160472000-0011PDCC2001-002001-062Y2001-002001-112003-01 7216S10989199845532104372240884587AUA7633003715257Poems: by Michaell Draiton Esquire.16052512005-08780APEX2005-092005-103A2005-102006-012006-02 7225.5S10989299845533104382240863138AUA7634003715258Poems lyrick and pastorall.1606642000-00161APEX2001-002015-093A2015-092022-12 7226S12162999856800224292240870536AUB2314003719938Poly-Olbion by Michaell{middot} Dra16121882000-001100PDCC2001-072001-082R2003-062003-073A2003-072003-082003-09 7228S12163999856810224342248502237[Poly-Olbion. Part 1] A chorographicall description of tracts, riuers, mountains, forests, and 16221992000-001660APEX2001-072005-032Y2005-032009-022009-10 7229S12163499856805224342248502237[Poly-Olbion. Part 2] The second part, or a continuance of Poly-Olbion from the eighteenth song16221072000-001660APEX2001-072005-032Y2005-032005-042009-03 7231.3S10993399898556104712248524561BBR7672004270540/005371966Drayton, Michael,$d1563-1631.To the Maiestie of King James :$bA gratulatorie poem by Michaell Drayton.160382000-0013APEX2001-072001-082A2001-082001-112003-01 7231S10992999845560104672248533799AUB6788003724412To the Maiestie of King Iames.160372009-1212PDCC2010-012010-043A2010-042011-062011-12 7232S11674899851964172602240878563AUB9612003727236The tragicall legend of Robert, Duk15961142000-00278PDCC2001-062001-082Y2001-082001-112003-01 7233S11469999849923150962248544635AUB8475003726099The roote of Romish rites and cerem1630182010-0181PDCC2010-012010-033Y2010-032010-042011-04 7234S10993499845565104722248533852AUB6790003724414The angel-guardian's clock translat16301812013-09286PDCC2013-102016-043A2016-042022-12 7236S78422392588254922248513927AUC3265003730889The considerations of Drexelius upo16362002004-08388APEX2004-092004-103A2004-102005-012005-03 7238S10993699845566104732248525430AUB6791003724415Nicetas or the triumph ouer inconti16332342011-01554APEX2011-012011-033A2011-032011-062011-12 7240S10994199845571104782240888507AUB6794003724418The school of patience. Written in16402812011-01633APEX2011-012011-023A2011-022011-062011-12 7241.5S190622881785258522240861816AUC3564003731188The pityfull histori[e] of two loui1570292003-0159PDCC2003-022003-033A2003-032003-042003-05 7241S1081839984385986202240868391AUA6478003714102A new counsell against the pestilen1578382005-0980APEX2005-102006-063A2006-062006-092007-01 7242S12183699856998226562240866640AUC2067003729691The life of the dutches of Suffolke1631352003-08139TECH2003-092003-103Y2003-102003-122004-03 7243S1053659984109456532240853101AUA4757003712381Iacke Drums entertainment: or The c1601362003-04134APEX2003-052005-033A2005-032005-042005-10 7247S1053979984112656862240858496AUB5706003723330Flovvres of Sion. By VVilliam Drumm1623422002-12126TECH2003-012003-023R2003-052003-103A2003-102003-122004-03 7252.5S117487998527001778472248553053Drummond, William,$d1585-1649.A midnights trance : wherin is discoursed of death, the nature of the soules, and estate of immortalitie. As it was written at the desire of a nobleman, by W.D.1619522013-0954PDCC2013-092013-113A2013-112014-032014-10 7252S1054209984114857102240858420AUB5709003723333Forth feasting.1617102002-1224TECH2003-012003-033A2003-032003-042003-05 7255S1053949984112356832240857062AUC2354003729978Poems: by VVilliam Drummond, of Haw1616642002-12181APEX2003-022003-033A2003-032003-042003-05 7257S1054229984115057122240855885AUB5710003723334Teares on the death of Meliades.161382002-1214PDCC2003-012003-023P2003-022003-042003-05 7259.7S50962020038160608292662240897599AUC6539003734163[The] Drunkards dyall, or, [Go]od S161712002-075TECH2002-092002-103A2002-102002-122003-01 7259S121641998568121783492264218968005371065Drummond, William,$d1585-1649.Teares on the death of Moeliades161492010-0818PDCC2010-092010-103A2010-102011-062011-12 7261S10995499845584104922240894780AUB6801003724425A true report of the araignment, tr1607152006-0136TECH2006-012006-123A2006-122007-022007-10 7263S10995699845586104942240904547AUA7665003715289The historie of the great emperour15971352004-08512APEX2004-082004-103A2004-102005-012005-03 7264.5S328833143270283472240925550AUC5668003733292Ordo habit' {amp} fact' dominica prima162212007-088APEX2007-082010-013A2010-012010-042011-04 7267S10995999845589104982248536800AUB6803003724427The secretary of ladies. Or, A new16381432006-10217TECH2006-102007-053A2007-052008-022008-09 7268.5S125215998984751733942248512348005372058A true relation brought by the Lord of Buisson, and sent by the French King concerning the defeat of the Lord Soubizes army, his Maiestie being there in person. With The surprising of the castle of Chaume about the sands of Psonne the 18. of this present month of Aprill. 1622162272009-1218PDCC2009-122010-013A2010-012010-042011-04 7268S10996199845590104992240890196A nevv booke of good husbandry1599382006-07133TECH2006-082016-013A2016-012022-12 7269S1065719984228569292240875478AUA5535003713159Here begynneth the table of the rub14891382004-04514PDCC2004-052004-063A2004-062004-072004-08 7270S11000599845627105372240934470AUA7690003715314Here begynneth the booke whiche is1521942004-04335APEX2004-042004-093Y2004-092004-102004-11 7271S108379998440381925632264208853AUA6624003714248Here begynneth the boke of the cyte15211912004-03534APEX2004-032004-043A2004-042004-072004-08 7272S1083819984404088242248516076AUA6626003714250Christine,$cde Pisan,$dca. 1364-ca. 1431.Wyer, Robert,$dfl. 1530-1556.Here foloweth the. 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G.,$dfl. 1602.A Christian letter, containing a graue and godly admonition to such as make separation from the church assemblies in England and elsewhere. / VVritten in Latine, by that most Reuerend and learned man, Master Francis Iunius, diuinitie reader at Leyden in Holland, and translated into English, by R G..1602102011-0126PDCC2011-012011-033A2011-032011-062011-12 7298S1054099984113756972264179470AUB5708003723332Certayne letters, translated into E1602302005-05192PDCC2006-012006-033A2006-032006-042006-06 7302S11093399846385113472248527389AUB7033003724657The painting of the ancients16381852005-05785APEX2005-062005-073A2005-072005-102005-12 7304S11093499846386113482248525645AUA8158003715782A discourse of the preseruation of15991062011-09529PDCC2011-102011-113A2011-112012-052012-10 7305S121024998562151774822240863204AUC1842003729466An admirable discouery of an horrib162492010-0515PDCC2010-052010-063A2010-062011-062011-12 7306S11097999846422113872240893591AUB7037003724661The accomplishment of the prophecie16132562004-03604PDCC2004-042004-053A2004-052004-072004-08 7308S11098399846425113902264198668AUB7038003724662Du Moulin, Pierre,$d1568-1658.The anatomy of Arminianisme: or The opening of the controuersies lately handled in the Low-Countryes, concerning the doctrine of prouidence, of predestination, of the death of Christ, of nature and grace. By Peter Moulin, pastor of the church at Paris. Carefully translated out of the originall Latine copy16202482013-09888PDCC2013-092013-113A2013-112014-032014-10 7311S11106399846485114572240904508AUB7054003724678The antibarbarian: or, A treatise c16301532012-11230PDCC2012-122013-023A2013-022014-032014-10 7312S11106699846488114602240902977AUB7057003724681An apology for the holy supper of t16122312011-07991PDCC2011-072017-053A2017-052022-12 7313S11106899846490114622240890154AUB7059003724683The buckler of the faith: or, A def16203062013-091388PDCC2013-102014-033A2014-032015-032016-02 7316S125927565728301809362240938844Du Moulin, Pierre, 1568-1658.J. B. (John Bulteel), d. 1669.The Christian combate, or, A treatise of afflictions, : with a prayer and meditation of the faithfull soule, and a sermon vpon the 50. Psal. vers. 15. / By Master Peter Du Moulin, minister of the word of God, and professor of divinity, in the Vniuersity of Sedan. ; faithfully translated into English by Iohn Bulteel, minister of the word of God, in the French church of Canterbury..Du combat chrestien. English16001882013-09253PDCC2013-092014-073A2014-072015-032016-02 7318S11864099853847192452240927339AUC0694003728318Coales from the altar; or Foure rel1622-16231392010-04237PDCC2010-042010-063Y2010-062011-062011-12 7319S11107199846493114652240902867AUB7062003724686A conference held at Paris betweene1615162007-0848APEX2007-082008-023A2008-022008-092009-03 7321S11864699853853192512240927444AUC0699003728323A treatise of the knovvledge of God1634472013-05131APEX2013-052013-093A2013-092014-032014-10 7322.5S113614998488461767142248525841Du Moulin, Pierre,$d1568-1658.Codrington, Robert,$d1601-1665.Balzac, Jean-Louis Guez,$cseigneur de,$d1597-1654.The elegant combat or, the mutuall entertainement between the two learned and famous Frenchmen Monseiur Du Moulin and Monseiur De Balzac : Extracted out of the originall, by Robert Codrington master of arts. And dedicated to the truely ennobled Master Anthony Mildemay.1634162013-0934PDCC2013-092013-123A2013-122014-032014-10 7322S11107299846494114662240897882AUA8231003715855A defence of the Catholicke faith16102532011-04898PDCC2011-042011-063Y2011-062012-052012-10 7323S11107399846495114672264207207AUB7063003724687Du Moulin, Pierre,$d1568-1658.De Lawne, Nathaniel.The elements of logick by Peter Du Moulin. Translated out of the French copie by Nathanael De-lavvne, Bachelour of Arts in Cambridge. 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Or The literall destruct1613242013-0946PDCC2013-092013-123A2013-122014-032014-10 7357S11109099846507114802240899516AUB7071003724695A true iournall of the Sally fleet1637172003-0339TECH2003-042005-033Y2005-032005-042005-10 7358S91793526331811739902248537872Du Pin, Sieur.Action de graces (en forme de meditation) faicte à Dieu sur la vie redonnée à ses enfans par le benefice de la paix : A messieurs Marius & Aurelius les tres-honoréz pasteurs de l'Eglise Françoise recueillie à Londres. / Par le Sieur du Pin docteur és droicts & aduocat au Parlement de Paris.162282010-0117PDCC2010-012010-043A2010-042011-062011-12 7359S11109299846509114822240897892AUB7072003724696Emblema anim{aelig} or Morrall disc16351452010-03218PDCC2010-032010-043A2010-042011-062011-12 7361S12102799856218217472248503039AUC1845003729469The principall points of the faith16351882011-02489PDCC2011-022011-043A2011-042011-062011-12 7362S11109699846513114862248523912AUB7074003724698The resoluer; or Curiosities of nat16352182006-10352APEX2006-102006-113A2006-112007-022007-10 7366S12225199857403231362240895750AUC2211003729835The art of warre, or Militarie disc16391142013-07270PDCC2013-082013-103A2013-102014-032014-10 7367S10000299835859862240876670AUB3277003720901A treatise of the court or Instruct16222462003-12644APEX2003-122004-023R2004-042004-103A2004-102005-012005-03 7369S11872599853932193352240925296AUC0726003728350A lamentable discourse of the fall1573292006-1060TECH2006-102007-103A2007-102008-022008-09 7371S10000399835860872240910081AUB3278003720902A true discourse of the discouerie1609132013-0739PDCC2013-082013-103A2013-102014-032014-10 7372.5S113639998488711767172240947449The duties of such as vvish for the advancement and preservation of true religion in those dayes : Shortly declared in certaine positions.1639112014-0142PDCC2014-012014-043A2014-042015-032016-02 7372S11717999852394177112264192608AUB9898003727522Bonnivet, Henri Marc de Gouffier,$cMarquis de,$dd. 1589.$tDeclaration de Henri-Marc de Gouffier.$4autMeetkerke, Edward,$d1590-1657,$eattributed name.Newes from France1616422006-05133PDCC2006-092007-023A2007-022008-022008-09 7373.2S100008998358651776092240861509Du Vair, Guillaume,$d1556-1621.Court, Andrew.The true vvay to vertue and happinesse : Intreating specially of constancie in publike calamities, and priuate afflictions. Digested into three bookes. The first whereof containeth a learned discourse against pouerty, sickenesse, and all the passions of the minde. ... The second, a definition of diuine prouidence. ... The third, whether a good subiect bee bound in time of troubles either for religon , or state-gouernment to follow a partie, or lye still and rest. ...De la constance et consolation és calamitez publiques. English1623902013-09267PDCC2013-092016-043A2016-042022-12 7373.4S125323999005721320132240891848005372304Du Vair, Guillaume,$d1556-1621.Stocker, Thomas,$dfl. 1569-1592.The holy love of heauenly vvisdome. With many other godly treatises :$bNewly set forth, perused, and augmented by the author. Translated out of French into English, by Tho. Sto. gent.15942292011-08507PDCC2011-082012-023Y2012-022012-052012-10 7373.5S461923664087267812240935293AUC4340003731964A most heauenly and plentifull trea16092472011-08511PDCC2011-092011-113R2012-062012-083R2012-112013-063A2013-062014-032014-10 7373.6S12028199855480209752240908430AUC1535003729159Holy meditations vpon seauen penite16121522003-05191APEX2003-052003-093A2003-092003-102003-11 7373S78622393610254942240955060AUC3267003730891A buckler against adversitie, or, A1622862013-06266PDCC2013-062013-083A2013-082014-032014-10 7374S10000499835861882240861569AUA2487003710111The moral philosophie of the Stoick15981102005-11168APEX2005-112006-073Y2006-072006-092007-01 7376.5S91796824748051851372240862930DuVal, P.$q(Pierre)Pownall, Robert,$d1520-1571.A litell dialogue off [sic] the Consolator cõfortynge the Churche in hyr afflictions, : taken out off [sic] the 129. psalme. / Composed in fre&cmbtilde;che by M. Peter du Val. ; And translated into Englyshe by Robart Pownoll. Anno 1556 Me&cmbtilde;s Junij..1556382010-1296PDCC2010-122011-013A2011-012011-062011-12 7383S11198799847246122722240949419AUA8712003716336The prayse of nothing. By E. D.1585162003-0757PDCC2003-072004-013A2004-012004-022004-03 7384.5S527520012399607541504622240897593005370850A Sweet and pleasant sonet, entituled, My minde to me a kingdome is :$bto the tune of, In Creet, &c.162412008-084PDCC2008-112009-053A2009-052009-092011-04 7393.5S125218999005021733962240875697005372060Dyer, Robert,$db. 1602 or 3.The Christian's theorico-practicon: or, His whole duty :$bconsisting of knowledge and practice. Expressed in two sermons or discourses at S. Maryes in Oxon. By Robert Dyer, Mr. of Arts, late of Lincolne Colledge and Hart-hall in Oxon, now lecturer at the Devizes in Wiltshire.1633632013-09100PDCC2013-092013-113A2013-112014-032014-10 7395S100062998359141472240890845AUB3319003720943Certaine comfortable sermons vpon t1616602013-09224APEX2013-092015-063A2015-062022-12 7398S11866799853874192722248552231AUC0708003728332The mystery of selfe-deceiuing. Or16142282013-09881APEX2013-092014-053A2014-052015-032016-02 7407S100109998359611992240910104AUB3347003720971Sixe evangelical histories16171802013-09629PDCC2013-102014-033A2014-032015-032016-02 7408S100107998359591972240932971AUB3346003720970Tvvo treatises. The one, of repenta16161822013-09681APEX2013-092014-023A2014-022014-032014-10 7410S100162998360142572240887302AUB3376003721000Tvvo treatises. The one, a most fru16181942013-09637APEX2013-092013-113A2013-112014-032014-10 7411S100112998359642022240882732AUB3349003720973A caueat for Archippus.1619252013-0958APEX2013-092013-123A2013-122014-032014-10 7412S11622999851446167202240894609AUB9299003726923A counterpoison against couetousnes1619342013-09114APEX2013-092013-123A2013-122014-032014-10 7414.5S12155023435346223502264221256Dyke, Jeremiah,$d1584-1639.Dyke, Daniel,$d1617-1688.Divers select sermons on severall texts : viz. [brace] 1. Of quenching the spirit, 1 Thessalon. 5. 16., 2. Of the sinners suite for pardon, 2 Sam. 24. 10., 3. Of eating and digesting the word, Ier. 15. 16., 4. Of buying and keeping the truth, Prov. 23. 23 / preached by that reverend and faithfull minister of the word, Ier. Dyke ... finished by his owne pen in his life time ; and now published by his sonne Dan. Dyke ...16402272013-09459APEX2013-092016-043A2016-042022-12 7414S124520998991521505872240877702005371181Dyke, Jeremiah,$d1584-1639.Dyke, Daniel,$d1617-1688.Dyke, Jeremiah,$d1584-1639.$tHeart-smitten sinner's suite for pardon.Dyke, Jeremiah,$d1584-1639.$tOf quenching, and not quenching of the spirit.Dyke, Jeremiah,$d1584-1639.$tPurchase and possession of the truth.Dyke, Jeremiah,$d1584-1639.$tRight eating and digesting of the Word.Divers select sermons on severall texts :$bViz. 1. Of quenchiug [sic] the spirit. I Thessalon. 5.16. 2. Of the sinners suite for pardon. 2 Sam. 24.10. 3. Of eating and digesting the Word. Ier. 15.16. 4. Of buying and keeping the truth. Prov. 23.23. Preached by that reverend and faithfull minister of the word, Ier. Dyke, late preacher of Epping in Essex. Finished by his owne pen in his life time, and now published by his sonne Dan. Dyke Master of Arts.16402212013-09457PDCC2013-102014-013A2014-012014-032014-10 7415.5S91797545323301807692240921733Dyke, Jeremiah, 1584-1639.Good conscience: or a treatise shewing the nature, meanes, marks, benefit, and necessitie thereof / By Ier: Dyke; minister of Gods word at Epping in Essex..16261752013-09394APEX2013-102013-113A2013-112014-032014-10 7419S100164998360162592240891090AUB3378003721002The mischiefe and miserie of scanda16311422013-09282APEX2013-092013-123A2013-122014-032014-10 7422S100142998359942332248561827AUB3364003720988The righteous mans tovver. Or, The16391862013-09405APEX2013-092014-013A2014-012014-032014-10 7423S100102998359541892240868264AUB3344003720968A sermon dedicatory.1623182013-0970APEX2013-092014-073A2014-072015-032016-02 7424S100103998359551902240894057AUB3345003720969A sermon preached at the publicke f1628332013-0999APEX2013-092014-013A2014-012014-032014-10 7428S100168998360192622240866412AUB3381003721005Tvvo treatises16352832013-09676APEX2013-092013-113A2013-112014-032014-10 7429S100166998360172602240916950AUB3379003721003A vvorthy communicant: or, A treati16363292013-09701APEX2013-092013-113A2013-112014-032014-10 7431.5S917981808669771917002248542177Dyke, WilliamA treasure of knowledge: springing from the fountaine of godlinesse, which is the word of God. : A little catechisme, wherin is handled the doctrine of the knowledge of God in Iesus Christ. : Also a briefe and pithie exposition of the Ten Commandements of almightie God ... / plainely expounded and delclared in questions and answers, by the late faithfull minister and seruant of Iesus Christ, William Dyke..1620452013-09110APEX2013-102013-113A2013-112014-032014-10 7432S11198499847243122692248540231AUA8709003716333A sermon preached at Paules Crosse1579882013-09200APEX2013-092013-113A2013-112014-032014-10 7433S12049199855687211892240923933AUC1608003729232The Christian schoole-maister, or A1613322012-0980APEX2012-092012-113A2012-112013-022014-03 7434.4S1260671663844011915282240907019I. E.D. W.A winding sheet. : Wrapped vp in a letter from an onely liuing brother, sent to his few suruiuing sisters. Denouncing vnto them the sad sentence of death and directing them how to bee prepard for the happie entertainment of it..1626552013-0774PDCC2013-072013-093A2013-092014-032014-10 7434.7S257624338552275342240906252AUC4954003732578Englands hope, against Irish hate1600142009-0429PDCC2009-052009-063A2009-062009-092011-04 7434S11758599852797181462240874190AUB0743003718367A letter from a souldier of good pl1602142009-0345PDCC2009-042009-053A2009-052009-092011-04 7435.5S191122914403258672248530508AUC3578003731202Information for the ignorant, or, T1640132010-0673PDCC2010-062010-073A2010-072011-062011-12 7435S11758799852799181482248553051AUB0744003718368The application of the lavves of En1623552010-10165PDCC2010-102010-123A2010-122011-062011-12 7437S100217998360643072240921122AUA2556003710180The lavves resolutions of womens ri16322002006-09793APEX2006-102006-113R2007-032007-043A2007-042008-022008-09 7438S12143799856618222012240888049AUB2225003719849Eadmeri monachi Cantuariensis Histo16231212004-09901TECH2004-102007-093A2007-092008-022008-09 7440.2S11994820051603236272240909385AUC2472003730096Earle, John,$d1601?-1665.Micro-cosmographie, or, A peece of16281082003-08112TECH2003-082003-093A2003-092003-102003-11 7446.5S35922303673253702240902587AUC3169003730793By the King, a declaration of order162812007-087APEX2007-082007-093A2007-092008-022008-09 7446S11391199849139142752248525085AUA9616003717240An ease for overseers of the poore1601242012-0786APEX2012-072012-103A2012-102013-022014-03 7447S11391499849142142782240894746AUA9617003717241The lawes or standing orders of the1621442006-10163APEX2006-102007-063A2007-062008-022008-09 7448S12098599856176217032240863169AUC1810003729434A letter vvritten to the right vvor160362009-0510PDCC2009-062009-073A2009-072009-092011-04 7449S100234998360803242240861629AUA2568003710192The petition and remonstrance of th1628222006-1059TECH2006-102007-083Y2007-082008-022008-09 7450S1054219984114957112240858422AUA4795003712419A remonstrance of the directors of1632662010-06205APEX2010-062010-073Y2010-072011-062011-12 7451S100220998360673102240882769AUA2558003710182A true relation of the vniust, crue1624552003-02173APEX2003-032003-053Y2003-052003-062003-07 7456S11199299847251122772264205483AUA8717003716341Middleton, Henry,$cSir,$d1570-1613,$eattrib. name.The last East-Indian voyage1606432010-04128PDCC2010-042010-053A2010-052011-062011-12 7457S11395399849181143182240854550AUA9627003717251A courante of newes from the East I162242012-079PDCC2012-072013-013Y2013-012013-022014-03 7458S11868899853895192952264212906AUB1185003718809A second courante of newes from the162262000-0014PDCC2001-112002-023Y2002-022002-032003-11 7459S11395499849182143192240936623AUA9628003717252A true and large discourse of the v1603192012-0753PDCC2012-072012-083A2012-082013-022014-03 7460S11856634382534290052248547214AUA2467003710091Cantus [Altus, Tenor, Bassus, Quint1604632005-0892PDCC2005-102006-063A2006-062006-092007-01 7461S1054269984115457162240855891AUA4799003712423The second set of madrigales to 3.1606382005-0846PDCC2005-102006-053A2006-052006-092007-01 7462S1054379984116557272240866442AUA4810003712434The third set of bookes1610682005-0886PDCC2005-102006-063A2006-062006-092007-01 7463S11670499851920172152264180783AUB9578003727202East, Michael,$dca. 1580-1648.The fourth set of bookes1618782005-08111TECH2005-082006-013R 7465S1054399984116757292240858526AUA4812003712436The fift set of bookes1618372005-0824APEX2005-092005-113Y2005-112006-012006-02 7466S12248099857606233672264225925AUB2676003720300The sixt set of bookes162472005-0811TECH2005-092005-113A2005-112006-012006-02 7467S12137199856554221242240904425AUB2189003719813The seventh set of bookes1638532005-0837APEX2005-092005-113A2005-112006-012006-02 7468S100229998360753192248554011AUA2564003710188A sermon preached at the funeralls1616152012-0758APEX2012-072012-093A2012-092013-022014-03 7470S100246998360923392240900202AUA2577003710201The maintenance of the ministery.1609952003-08469TECH2003-082003-093A2003-092003-102003-11 7471S1054549984118257442240855903AUA4824003712448A plaine path-vvay to plantations1624672003-08292APEX2003-092003-103A2003-102003-122004-03 7472S11839999853606189962240896271AUB1094003718718The royal lavv: or, The rule of equ1616392003-08158PDCC2003-092003-103A2003-102003-122004-03 7474S11395999849187143252264192574Eburne, Richard.The two-folde tribute or two speciall duties commanded by our Lord and Sauiour Iesus Christ to be rendred: the first of subiects to their Cæsar, the second of Christians to their God: for the better furtherance of the one in his regall dignitie, and of the other in his Eulangelicall ministerie. Explaned in two sermons and now published. Anno. 1613. By Richard Eburne 1613532013-09273APEX2013-102013-113A2013-112014-032014-10 7478S11396599849193143312240941831AUA9632003717256Elegia Dauidis Echlini162972009-1216PDCC2009-122010-013A2010-012010-042011-04 7479S11397899849206143442240936628AUA9635003717259Periurium officiosum: ad vere nobil162672009-1211PDCC2009-122010-013A2010-012010-042011-04 7481.4S78722398243254952240884141AUC3268003730892Enchiridion locorum co[m]muniu[m] a1531762006-08292TECH2006-092008-093A2008-092009-022009-10 7481S100258998361043512240895436AUA2585003710209De regno Angliae, Franci{aelig}, Hi160382010-0120PDCC2010-012015-123A2015-122022-12 7482S11177399847043120502240924898AUA8578003716202Sermons very fruitfull, godly, and15573392003-051058PDCC2003-062003-073A2003-072003-082003-09 7485S121094998562831762772248516648A trew copie of the mutuall band betuix the castell and toun of Edinburgh : contractit in the obedience of the kingis Maiestie our souerane lord, publischit that all men may the better persaue how the Laird of Grange, aganis his faith, honour and promeis, is and hes bene, the instrument and occasioun, of the present vnquyetnes and bypast vastatioun of the toun, to the suppressing of the exercise of Goddis trew religioun, the hinderance of iustice and policie, and calamitie of the haill commoun wealth.157312014-015PDCC2014-012014-023A2014-022014-032014-10 7487.13S12103299856223217522240891610AUC1850003729474Theses philosophicae1616242004-0885APEX2004-082007-093Y2007-092008-022008-09 7487.25S11914399854350197672248507604AUC0934003728558Theses philosophicae1628152004-0851PDCC2004-102007-093Y2007-092008-022008-09 7487S11759199852803181522248543614AUB0747003718371Nost{marc}odia.1617292004-0871PDCC2004-102007-093Y2007-092008-022008-09 7488S12145939960736222402264220692005370834Edmondes, Clement,$cSir,$d1566 or 7-1622.Caesar, Julius.$tDe bello Gallico.$lEnglish.$kAbridgments.Obseruations vpon the fiue first bookes of Cæsars commentaries :$bsetting fourth the practise of the art military in the time of the Roman Empire : wherein are handled all the chiefest point of their discipline, with the true reason of euery part, together with such instructions as may be drawn from their proceedings, for the better direction of our moderne warres /$cby Clement Edmunds.16001132006-06641TECH2006-062006-073A2006-072006-092007-01 7492.5S325333143231283122240893340AUC5634003733258Messire Thomas Edmondes, cheualier,161712007-081APEX2007-092007-103A2007-102008-022008-09 7492.7S325433143232283132240925482AUC5635003733259Messire Thomas Edmondes, cheualier,162912007-081APEX2007-092007-103Y2007-102008-022008-09 7493S1062859984200366262240866596AUA5324003712948The merry deuill of Edmonton.1608232002-1195APEX2003-012003-023A2003-022003-042003-05 7501S1062979984201566382240868417AUA5332003712956The raigne of King Edvvard the thir1596382007-03156APEX2007-032010-013A2010-012010-042011-04 7503S11718499852399177202240903300AUB9901003727525A merrie pleasant and delectable hi159672009-1211PDCC2010-012010-043A2010-042011-062011-12 7505P2554S1166943011299851910172042248539675AUB9570003727194A pleasant new ballad betweene King163012007-088APEX2007-092007-103A2007-102008-022008-09 7506S1054569984118457462248579788AUA4826003712450A message sent by the kynges Maiest1549172013-0926APEX2013-092016-113A2016-112022-12 7507S10964899845295101862248512906AUA7470003715094O Lord for thy mercyes sake, saue t154912007-080APEX2007-092007-103A2007-102008-022008-09 7508S1217393222399856907225492240875744AUB2378003720002A prayer sayd in the kinges chappel155312007-083APEX2007-092007-103A2007-102008-022008-09 7509S11177499847044120512240908817AUA8579003716203The prayer of kynge Edwarde the syx155312007-082APEX2007-092007-103A2007-102008-022008-09 7510S11613399851350166212240850131AUB0416003718040A boke of very Godly psalmes and pr1570632006-10153TECH2006-102007-103A2007-102008-022008-09 7511S11856999853776191712248549388AUB1130003718754The analysis of chyrurgery1636602013-09261APEX2013-102013-113A2013-112014-032014-10 7512S100248998360943412240926264AUA2579003710203The cure of all sorts of fevers1638322006-1089APEX2006-112007-013A2007-012007-022007-10 7514S1054589984118657482248571255AUA4828003712452The excellent comedie of two the mo1571302003-05141PDCC2003-062004-123A2004-122005-012005-03 7516S1054459984117357352240852029AUA4817003712441The paradyse of daynty deuises1576492010-12198PDCC2010-122011-013A2011-012011-062011-12 7517S11177599847045120522240926798AUA8580003716204The paradyse of daynty deuises.1578452010-12201PDCC2010-122011-013A2011-012011-062011-12 7518S11635299851569168492240914016AUB9392003727016The paradyse of daintie deuises.1580522010-12214PDCC2010-122011-013A2011-012011-062011-12 7520S1054413996106557312264220695005370918Edwards, Richard,$d1523?-1566.Bernard,$cof Cluny,$d12th cent.$tDe contemptu mundi.$lEnglish & Latin.$kSelections.Vaux, Thomas Vaux,$cBaron,$d1510-1556.Hunnis, William,$dd. 1597.Heywood, Jasper,$d1535-1598.E. O.Kinwelmersh, Francis,$dd. 1580?Sande, D.Yloop, M.The paradise of daintie deuises :$bcontainyng sundrie pithie preceptes, learned counsailes and excellent inuentions : right pleasant and profitable for all ages /$cdeuised and written for the most parte by M. Edwardes, sometime of her Maiesties chappell, the rest by sundrie learned gentlemen both of honor and worship, whose names hereafter followe.1585492003-05206PDCC2003-062004-103A2004-102005-012005-03 7525S11323499848471135662240931276AUA9367003716991Cephalus {amp} Procris.159552003-0510TECH2003-062003-083Y2003-082003-102003-11 7526S113982399607351503752266780297005370833Eedes, Richard,$d1555-1604.Six learned and godly sermons :$bpreached some of them before the Kings Maiestie, some before Queene Elizabeth /$cby Richard Eedes ...16041242013-10269PDCC2013-102014-033R2014-052014-073A2014-072015-032016-02 7527.5S108320051878236282240923538AUC2473003730097The boring of the eare1623442006-1069APEX2006-102006-113Y2006-112007-022007-10 7527S100344399610741503762264219936005370926Eedes, Richard,$d1555-1604.Three sermons /$cpreached by that learned and reuerend diuine, Doctor Eedes, sometimes dean of Worcester, for their fitnesse vnto the present time, now published by Robert Horn ...1627562013-10237PDCC2013-112014-013A2014-012014-032014-10 7528S11898699854193196022248507592AUB1330003718954A briefe methode of catechizing.1610312013-1073PDCC2013-112014-033A2014-032015-032016-02 7537S100357998362004562248543049AUA2628003710252Indecorum: or A briefe treatise vpo16131182013-10236PDCC2013-102014-033A2014-032015-032016-02 7538S11691999852134174412240878694AUB0607003718231An ordinary lecture. Preached at th1589152013-1029PDCC2013-112013-123Y2013-122014-032014-10 7540.5S100270998361163662264225249AUA2591003710215Egerton, Thomas,$cSir,$d1540?-1617.The speech of the Lord Chancellor of England, in the Eschequer Chamber, touching the post-nati1609662006-10136TECH2006-102009-013A2009-012009-022009-10 7543S11845999853666190602240933824AUC0592003728216Syr Eglamonre [sic] of Artoys.1555212014-0150PDCC2014-012014-033A2014-032015-032016-02 7545S11401399849241143792240936616AUA9651003717275A heavenly hymne to the king of hea1640192013-1040PDCC2013-112014-013A2014-012014-032014-10 7547S11404199849269144072264173688AUA9666003717290Duellum poeticum. Contendentibus, G1618272004-0666APEX2004-112007-093Y2007-092008-022008-09 7548S100255998361013482240889320AUA2583003710207The forerunner of reuenge.1626122003-0651TECH2003-062004-093Y2004-092004-102004-11 7550.5S12008022914664258712264190803AUA2380003710004The churches glory1625282012-0753APEX2012-072012-093A2012-092013-022014-03 7550Huth 50[52]998928951823672240926693Other thus it is: or thus it shoulde bee.157012008-086PDCC2008-112009-053A2009-052009-092011-04 7551S100365399607391503772264226093005370836Elborow, John.Euodias and Syntyche, or, The female zelots [sic] of the church of Philippi :$bmis-led, mis-guided, seduced by those of the concision, those evill workers of the said church : set forth in a sermon at Brent-wood, in Essex, Febru. 28, 1636, at the metropoliticall visitation of the most reverend Father in God, William, Lord Arch-bishop of Canterbury /$cby Iohn Elborrovv, vicar of S. Pancras, alias, Kentish-towne by London.1637142012-0749APEX2012-072012-093A2012-092013-022014-03 7552.5S301229677834280722240914748AUC5407003733031A balad intituled, the dekaye of th157212006-106APEX2006-112006-123Y2006-122007-022007-10 7552S1054623996107557532264227771005370927Elder, John,$dfl. 1555.The copie of a letter sent in to Scotlande :$bof the arivall and landynge, and most noble marryage of ... Philippe, prynce of Spaine to the ... Princes Marye quene of England solemnisated [sic] in the citie of Winchester : and howe he was receyved ... at Windsore, and of his ... entries in ... London : whereunto is added a brefe ouerture or openyng of the legacion of the most reuerend father in God Lord Cardinall Poole ... for the reconcilement of the realme of Englande to the vnitie of the Catholyke churche : with the very copye also of the supplycaciõ exhibited to their highnesses by the three estates assembled in the parlamente, wherin they representing the whole body of the realme ... haue submitted thes&cmbtilde;elues to the popes holynesse.1555482003-0678APEX2003-062003-083Y2003-082003-102003-11 7553Huth 50[4]998928801823202248564053Elderton, William, d. 1592?A ballad intituled, A newe well a daye/ as playne maister papist, as Donstable waye : Well a daye well a daye, well a daye woe is mee Syr Thomas Plomtrie is hanged on a tree.157012008-086PDCC2008-112009-053A2009-052009-092011-04 7554S1217853222799856950225982264221447AUB2391003720015A ballat intituled Northomberland n157012006-105TECH2006-102006-113A2006-112007-022007-10 7555.5S299729645110280572240919272AUC5392003733016A decree betwene Churchyarde and Ca155212006-109APEX2006-112006-123A2006-122007-022007-10 7555Huth 50[25]998928881823402240929430Elderton, William, d. 1592?A ballad intituled, Prepare ye to the plowe, : to the tune, of Pepper is blacke. The Queene holdes the plow, to continew good seede. Trustie subiectes be readie to helpe if she neede.157012008-085PDCC2008-112009-053A2009-052009-092011-04 7556S1217813222639960740225932264222265BBS8501004280836/005370837Elderton, William,$dd. 1592?An epytaphe vppon the death of the right reuerend and learned father in God I. Iuell, doctor of diuinitie and bishop of Sarisburie, whom God called to his marcie the 22. of September. 1571.157112002-053TECH2002-062002-073A2002-072002-082003-01 7557.4S302029688533280802248540310AUC5415003733039A newe ballade, declaryng the daung157912005-129APEX2006-022006-033A2006-032006-042006-06 7557.7S301929688283280792240919348AUC5414003733038A new ballad, declaring the great t158112005-126APEX2006-022006-033A2006-032006-042006-06 7557S1217883222899856953226022240881853AUB2838003720462The lamentation of follie158822006-1011TECH2006-102007-023A2007-022008-022008-09 7558S11759999852811181612248544614AUB0751003718375A new merry newes160692006-1017TECH2006-102007-103A2007-102008-022008-09 7559S1132363000999848473135682240883179AUA9368003716992A new Yorkshyre song, intituled: Yo158412002-0310PDCC2002-042002-053A2002-052002-062003-01 7561S1217403222439960741225502264231794005370838Elderton, William,$dd. 1571.The panges of loue and louers ftts [sic]155912003-093APEX2003-102003-113Y2003-112003-122004-03 7562Huth 50[2]998922801823182240918043Elderton, William, d. 1592?A proper new balad in praise of my Ladie Marques, : whose death is bewailed, to the tune of New lusty gallant.156912008-084PDCC2008-112009-053A2009-052009-092011-04 7563Huth 50[7]998928821823232248561538Elderton, William, d. 1592?A proper newe ballad sheweing that philosophers learnynges, are full of good warnynges : And songe to the tune of My Lorde Marques Galyarde: or The firste traces of que passa.156912008-084PDCC2008-112009-053A2009-052009-092011-04 7565.4S1217913223099856955226042248505854AUB2394003720018The Lamentable fall of Queene Elnor,160012008-087PDCC2008-112009-053A2009-052009-092011-04 7565.6R214438C.20.f.7[225]31940 ; 30160998843441830382240899934The lamentable fall of Queene Elnor, : who for her pride and wickednesse by Gods iudgement, sunke into the ground at Charing crosse, and rose up at Queene hive. To the tune of Gentle and courteous.1628-1629?12008-087PDCC2008-112009-053A2009-052009-092011-04 7565S1217413222599856909225512240900808AUB2379003720003The true fourme and shape of a mons156512006-103APEX2006-112006-123Y2006-122007-022007-10 7569S11760099852812181622240887986AUB0752003718376The elements of the beginning of th1619322012-07119APEX2012-072012-093A2012-092013-022014-03 7571.5S10965322328943253742264190189AUA2370003709994[The knyght of the swanne]152232009-046PDCC2009-052010-033A2010-032010-042011-04 7572S10965699845303101912240860194AUA7475003715099The knight of the swanne.1560742012-07214PDCC2012-072012-083A2012-082013-022014-03 7573S11613799851354166252248549352AUB0417003718041A good and fruitfull exhortation vn157482003-0729PDCC2003-072004-013A2004-012004-022004-03 7574S12199299857146228262240863215AUB2484003720108Ortho-epia Gallica.15931232003-06672PDCC2003-072003-093A2003-092003-102003-11 7575S12208299857234229252240863186AUB2533003720157The suruay or topographical descrip1592562003-06212PDCC2003-072003-083A2003-082003-102003-11 7577S11202199847280123092240949426AUA8733003716357The true copie of a letter from the158652006-0910APEX2006-092006-103A2006-102007-022007-10 7578S11402199849249143872240903342AUA9653003717277Her Maiesties most princelie answer160152013-026APEX2013-022013-043A2013-042014-032014-10 7579.2S122944998576891777922264240484England and Wales.$bSovereign (1558-1603 : Elizabeth I)Elizabeth$bI,$cQueen of England,$d1533-1603.Queene Elizabeths speech to her last Parliament Speeches. 1601-11-30.162842014-017PDCC2014-012014-033A2014-032015-032016-02 7580S1054679984119557582240860177AUA4836003712460Discours veritable de diuerses cons1594162007-0751APEX2007-082007-103A2007-102008-022008-09 7581.5C.121.g.6.[14]R232100998888141962422240902011Eliza triumphans. .159712014-015PDCC2014-012014-023A2014-022014-032014-10 7582.5S154720212555238132240945490AUB2993003720617The First anointed Queene I am, wit157322012-087PDCC2012-082012-113A2012-112013-022014-03 7582S1054489984117657382240852019AUA4819003712443An exhortacion to als [sic] English158842012-083PDCC2012-082012-113A2012-112013-022014-03 7583C.33.e.7[9]998915721937212240923325The honorable entertainement gieuen to the Queenes Maiestie in progresse, at Eluetham in Hampshire, by the right honorable the Earle of Hertford. 1591 .1591192014-0148PDCC2014-012014-033A2014-032015-032016-02 7588Huth 50[28]998928901823432240934353Loe here the pearle, whom God and man doth loue:.156312008-081PDCC2008-112009-053A2009-052009-092011-04 7589S12179732231998569611770522240881712A mournefull dittie, entituled Elizabeths losse : together with a welcome for King Iames. To a pleasant new tune.160312014-015PDCC2014-012014-083A2014-082015-032016-02 7590S100375998362174752264223724AUA2637003710261The passage of our most drad Souera1558212002-0656TECH2002-062002-073R2002-092002-103A2002-102002-122003-01 7594.5S108520052644236302240914227AUC2475003730099A Prayer meete to be sayd of all tr158612007-0812APEX2007-092010-053A2010-052011-062011-12 7594S1054719984119957622240858502AUA4840003712464The poores lamentation for the deat160372009-1218PDCC2009-122010-013A2010-012010-042011-04 7595S11402799849255143932240878564AUA9657003717281The protestation and profession of166012007-088APEX2007-082007-103A2007-102008-022008-09 7596S11325999848496135922248539462AUA9379003717003The Queenes Maiesties entertainemen1585252002-1085APEX2002-112002-123A2002-122003-022003-03 7597.3S108620053660236312240923129AUC2476003730100Bref discours pour donner contentem1589302012-0699PDCC2012-062012-113R2013-012016-033A2016-032022-12 7597S1054759984120357662240853117AUA4844003712468A short and true discourse for sati1589272012-0486PDCC2012-042012-053A2012-052013-022014-03 7599S11177799847047120542240944202AUA8582003716206A speciall grace, appointed to haue1558422002-0553TECH2002-062002-073A2002-072002-082003-01 7600S1054789984120657702240866553AUA4847003712471Speeches deliuered to Her Maiestie1592122012-1142PDCC2012-112013-013A2013-012013-022014-03 7601S1054649984119257552240861666AUA4833003712457A treatise of treasons against Q. E15721962002-03438PDCC2002-042002-053A2002-052002-062003-01 7602.5S108820059229139912248556034AUC2478003730102Hatton, Christopher,$cSir,$d1540-1591.A true report of the most gratious and mercifull message of Hir Most Excellent Maiestie157972009-1214PDCC2009-122010-013A2010-012010-042011-04 7602S1081889984386286232240857108AUA6480003714104A true report of the most gratious157972002-0911APEX2002-102002-113A2002-112002-122003-01 7603S1054479984117557372240866517AUA4818003712442A true report of sundry horrible co1594162006-0539TECH2006-052006-093R2020-012022-12 7605.3S306129900290281212240919493AUC5455003733079Weepe with ioy160312007-089APEX2007-082009-013A2009-012009-022009-10 7605.5S191422914992258742240942948AUC3584003731208Liber viarum Dei15571012013-10240PDCC2013-112014-023A2014-022014-032014-10 7605.7S388933151134289492240932698AUC6251003733875To all Christian people to whom thi161722013-107PDCC2013-102013-123A2013-122014-032014-10 7605S11615199851368166392240915669AUB0421003718045Verses of prayse and ioye158642002-116TECH2002-122003-013A2003-012003-022003-03 7606S1054799984120757712240860172AUA4848003712472The lamentation of the lost sheepe.1605272003-1039APEX2003-112004-113A2004-112005-012005-03 7607S1054809984120857722240861684AUA4849003712473A true report of the third and last1578252005-0848TECH2005-082005-093R2020-012022-12 7610S100323998361674222240905530AUA2614003710238The complaint of a sanctified sinne16182642013-101177PDCC2013-102013-123A2013-122014-032014-10 7612S100390998362324902269045538AUA2646003710270An exposition of the Epistle of St16157542013-103429PDCC2013-112014-013A2014-012014-032014-10 7615S11826999853476188592240903365AUB1030003718654A forme of catechizing1616542013-10134PDCC2013-112014-013A2014-012014-032014-10 7619S100393998362354932240918666AUA2649003710273Gods holy mind touching matters mor16252522013-101193PDCC2013-112014-043A2014-042015-032016-02 7620.5S11364199848872139902248522560AUA9538003717162Elton, Edward,$dd. 1624.An exposition of the ten commandements of God16231302013-10244PDCC2013-112014-013A2014-012014-032014-10 7621S100392998362344922240880679AUA2648003710272The triumph of a true Christian des16234582013-102270PDCC2013-112014-013A2014-012014-032014-10 7622S1054879984121557792240866498AUA4856003712480The closet of counsells15691032003-05203APEX2003-062003-083Y2003-082003-102003-11 7624S1054889984121657802240866500AUA4857003712481The most excellent and plesant meta1570972003-05199PDCC2003-062003-083A2003-082003-102003-11 7625S1054899984121757812240853114AUA4858003712482A neweyeres gift to the rebellious1570102003-0518TECH2003-062003-083A2003-082003-102003-11 7626S11411399849341144812240862087AUA9687003717311The lieutenant of the Tower his spe1615192008-0821PDCC2008-102011-073A2011-072012-052012-10 7627.5S304929900260281092248540315AUC5443003733067The Picture of the unfortunate gent161512007-082APEX2007-082007-093A2007-092008-022008-09 7627.7S389133151136289512240914608AUC6253003733877To all parsons, vicares, curates, s157412007-081APEX2007-092007-103Y2007-102008-022008-09 7628S11652899851744170352240893452AUB0523003718147Certaine briefe notes vpon a briefe16022262013-10668PDCC2013-102013-113A2013-112014-032014-10 7629S11857299853779191752240933846AUB1131003718755A very true report of the apprehens1581152005-0832APEX2005-092005-113A2005-112006-012006-02 7634S109120060257236362240909499AUC2480003730104The banket of sapience1564562000-00134PDCC2001-122002-013Y2002-012002-022003-01 7636S100413998362545132240916953AUA2658003710282The boke named the Gouernour, deuys15372472005-11663APEX2005-122006-103A2006-102007-022007-10 7642.7S36522331624253832240902581AUC3175003730799The castel of helthe1539982005-09290APEX2005-102006-053Y2006-052006-092007-01 7643S1091619984481196562240879897AUA7141003714765Elyot, Thomas,$cSir,$d1490?-1546.The castel of helth gathered and made by Syr Thomas Elyot knyghte, out of the chiefe authors of physyke, wherby euery manne may knowe the state of his owne body, the preseruatio[n] of helthe, and how to instructe welle his physytion in syckenes that he be not deceyued1539972005-10285APEX2005-112006-073A2006-072006-092007-01 7656S11164199846928119252248514097AUA8502003716126The castell of health, corrected, a1595752005-06312APEX2005-072005-093A2005-092005-102005-12 7657.5S36622331880253852240894386AUC3177003730801The defence of good vvomen1540352010-1051PDCC2010-102010-123A2010-122011-062011-12 7659.5S191722916040258812248537842AUC3591003731215Bibliotheca Eliot{aelig}15422952005-093194TECH2005-102006-023A2006-022006-042006-06 7659S11149399846824118162240951784AUA8456003716080The dictionary of syr Thomas Eliot15382132005-092837PDCC2006-022007-023A2007-022008-022008-09 7664S100472998363125742248545236AUA2691003710315The image of gouernance compiled of15411132002-06363PDCC2002-082002-093A2002-092002-102003-01 7668S100565998364026712240871450AUA2752003710376Of the knowledeg [sic] whiche maket15331172000-00215TECH2002-022002-033A2002-032002-042003-01 7672.5S192422919153258942240927534AUC3603003731227Pasquil the playne1533332000-0050TECH2002-022002-033A2002-032002-042003-01 7674S1054729984120057632240866494AUA4841003712465A preseruatiue agaynste deth.1545362000-0078PDCC2001-112002-023A2002-022002-032003-01 7675S11164499846931119282240944228AUA8504003716128A pleasant commodie, of faire Em th1591252002-04103PDCC2002-052002-063Y2002-062002-072003-01 7677S1064409984215667862240886530AUA5433003713057Of the newe la[n]des and of ye peop1520252013-0745PDCC2013-082013-103A2013-102014-032014-10 7678.5S1054699984119757602240853088AUA4838003712462Here foloweth thre practyses, nowe155492006-1014TECH2006-102006-113Y2006-112007-022007-10 7678S12018799855386208762240925753AUC1491003729115A declaration, of the reasons, move1634362009-03119PDCC2009-042009-063A2009-062009-092011-04 7679S1081919984386386242240899501AUA6481003714105An answere in action to a Portingal1570222006-1151TECH2006-112007-023A2007-022008-022008-09 7681.3S191822917749258852240945690AUC3594003731218Enchiridion, seu, Fasciculus adagio1623332003-0853PDCC2003-092003-103A2003-102003-122004-03 7681S1054689984119657592240852011AUA4837003712461Here is the boke of mayd Emlyn that152592010-0815PDCC2010-092010-103A2010-102011-062011-12 7682.5S304429900245281042240919364AUC5438003733062Forme of a scedule [sic] for muster162012007-085APEX2007-082007-093A2007-092008-022008-09 7683S11760299852814181642240885722AUB0753003718377Instructions for musters and armes,162372009-1221PDCC2010-012010-033A2010-032010-042011-04 7686.2S36722333628253882240959187AUC3178003730802At a session of Sewars holden at th161912007-0810APEX2007-082010-043A2010-042011-062011-12 7686.4S36822333934253902240939802AUC3179003730803At a session of Sewars holden at Ca161912007-089APEX2007-082010-013A2010-012010-042011-04 7686S125335998983681320622248522822005372306England and Wales.$bCommissioners for the loane of money to His Maiestie throughout the kingdome.Instructions which his Maiesties commissioners for the loane of money to his Maiestie throughout the kingdome, are exactly and effectually to obserue and follow1626102013-1015PDCC2013-112014-013A2014-012014-032014-10 7688S1087429984439892062240888461AUA6863003714487The rates of the custome house both155092006-1120APEX2006-122007-023A2007-022008-022008-09 7695.5S421223451347266492240908356AUC4233003731857This is a true copy of thordinau[n]152692010-0822PDCC2010-092010-113A2010-112011-062011-12 7695.7S192022918504258892240925438AUC3598003731222This is a true copy of the ordynau[153082010-0122PDCC2010-012010-033A2010-032010-042011-04 7696.5S192122918565258902240935278AUC3599003731223A true copy of the ordinance made i153592010-0823PDCC2010-082011-023A2011-022011-062011-12 7696.7S79122404535255022240959013AUC3273003730897A true copy of the ordinance made i153482010-0122PDCC2010-012015-123A2015-122022-12 7697.7S125531604491731812562240947729England.This is a true copy of the ordynaunce made in the tyme of the reygne of Kynge Henry the .VI. to be obserued in the kynges Eschequier by the officers and clerkes of the same for takynge of fees of the kynges accomptis in the same courte.154092010-0822PDCC2010-092010-113A2010-112011-062011-12 7703S10985199845494103992240863150AUA7608003715232Thys is a true copy of the ordynau[154672009-1221PDCC2010-012015-123A2015-122022-12 7705.5S328033143261283392240924115AUC5661003733285A Note of the seuerall sortes of bo162212007-082APEX2007-082007-093A2007-092008-022008-09 7705S12132999856513220792240860342AUB2167003719791In camera Scaccarij. Maij 1608. Dir160872009-129PDCC2010-012010-043A2010-042011-062011-12 7721.5S1083539984401287922240877597AUA6604003714228The order of keeping a court leete,1599222006-0282TECH2006-022006-033A2006-032006-042006-06 7735S11615699851373166442240909231AUB0424003718048Copia supplicationis155412007-083APEX2007-092007-103Y2007-102008-022008-09 7736S11760699852818181692240887983AUB0757003718381Certaine arguments to perswade and1606202012-0669PDCC2012-062012-083A2012-082013-022014-03 7739S11166099846945119442240944206AUA8510003716134A lamentable complaint of the commo1585442012-01103PDCC2012-012012-023A2012-022012-052012-10 7745.5S324433143220283032248545503AUC5625003733249The Manner of the sitting of the Lo162812007-089APEX2007-092010-053A2010-052011-062011-12 7745S11436099849586147432248521440AUA9767003717391The order and manner of the sitting162892010-0837PDCC2010-082011-023A2011-022011-062011-12 7746.13C1395E1091_2998686741693862240957565005364919Walkley, Thomas,$dd. 1658?A catalogue of the names of the knights for the counties, citizens, burgesses for the boroughes, and barons for the ports for the House of Commons, for this Parliament. :$bBegun at Westminster the 3. of November, 1640.164182010-0130PDCC2010-012010-033A2010-032010-042011-04 7746.32497314256aS119347998545541778002264215140England and Wales.$bParliament.A most exact catalogue of the Lords spirituall and temporall, as peers of the realme, in the higher House of Parliament, according to their dignities, offices, and degrees: some other called thither for their assistance, & officers of their attendances : And also the names of the knights for the counties, citizens, burgesses for the boroughs, and barons for the ports for the House of Commons, for this Parliament. Whereunto is added a catalogue of the nobility of Ireland: the knights baronets and knights of the bath of England made by King Iames, and King Charles.Lists. 1628-03-171628252014-0186PDCC2014-012014-043A2014-042015-032016-02 7746.4S91838574022851810942240921532Walkley, Thomas, d. 1658?A catalogve of the names of the knights for the counties, citizens, burgesses for the boroughs, and barons for the ports for the House of Commons for this parliament: : Begunne at Westminster the 17. of March, 1627. and continued in 1628. and now proroged to the 20. of Ianuary..162892010-0840PDCC2010-082010-103A2010-102011-062011-12 7746.7S11935299854559199862240934123AUC1076003728700A catalogue of the names of the kni164082010-0133PDCC2010-012010-033Y2010-032010-042011-04 7746.9E1091_1R212265998709031693852240953321005367144Walkley, Thomas,$dd. 1658?A catalogue of the dukes, marquesses, earles, viscounts, bishops, barons, that sit in this Parliament, :$bbegun at Westminster the 3. of November, 1640.164072009-1216PDCC2009-122010-013R2010-052010-063A2010-062011-062011-12 7748.5S330633143297283652248552865AUC5686003733310Prayers for the Parliament160632009-045PDCC2009-052010-033A2010-032010-042011-04 7748S155520212952238212240861812AUB3000003720624[Order and manner of sitting]164012007-084APEX2007-092007-103A2007-102008-022008-09 7750R21283199835840652248543143AUA2484003710108The priviledges and practice of par1640262002-0379APEX2002-032002-043A2002-042002-052003-01 7751S12242223480532233322264223573AUB3221003720845England and Wales.$bParliament.$bHouse of Commons.Bacon, Francis,$d1561-1626.A record of some worthy proceedings in the honourable, wise, and faithfull Howse of Commons in the late Parliament1611252007-0275TECH2007-022007-033A2007-032008-022008-09 7754.4S79422410113255072248515316AUC3278003730902To our very louing friends the iust162012007-083APEX2007-082007-093A2007-092008-022008-09 7754.8S109520065400236412240907343AUC2482003730106Ordinaunces decreed for reformation156612007-085APEX2007-092007-103Y2007-102008-022008-09 7754.9S300929675837280692240925530AUC5404003733028Ordinances decreed for reformation157012007-085APEX2007-082007-093A2007-092008-022008-09 7754S100621998364537282240947192AUA2780003710404An humble motion vvith submission v1590572010-10228PDCC2010-102010-113Y2010-112011-062011-12 7755S100572998364096802248572864AUA2758003710382A decree lately made in the High Co1633142013-1017PDCC2013-102013-123A2013-122014-032014-10 7756S11436799849593147502240947256AUA9770003717394A decree of Starre-Chamber: concern1637222013-1023PDCC2013-102013-123A2013-122014-032014-10 7757S1055789984130558802240853062AUA4936003712560A decree of Starre-Chamber, concern1637332013-1036PDCC2013-112014-023A2014-022014-032014-10 7758.7S462023664587267822248527857AUC4341003731965A table declaring the titles of all161862009-0533PDCC2009-062014-063A2014-062015-032016-02 7758S100626998364587332240871456AUA2784003710408All such proclamacions, as haue bee15511042006-10220TECH2006-102007-113Y2007-112008-022008-09 7759S114375998496011770812240946166England and Wales.$bSovereign (1603-1625 : James I)James$bI,$cKing of England,$d1566-1625.A booke of proclamtions, published since the beginning of his Maiesties most happy reigne ouer England, &c. Vntill this present moneth of Febr. 3. Anno Dom. 1609 Proclamations16101202014-01618PDCC2014-032014-043A2014-042015-032016-02 7760.4S379633150995288552240932678AUC6164003733788Henricus dei gratia Rex Anglie et F150412007-086APEX2007-092007-103Y2007-102008-022008-09 7760.6S379733150997288562240897625AUC6165003733789Henricus dei g{tilde}ra Rex Angile150412007-085APEX2007-092007-103Y2007-102008-022008-09 7762S1086559984431291132240926180AUA6832003714456These be the articles folovvynge th150922002-064PDCC2002-082002-093A2002-092002-102003-01 7763S11810599853314186902240947291AUB0978003718602[Forasmoche as hit is opynly and no151312010-119PDCC2010-122011-013A2011-012011-062011-12 7765S11131099846678116642240906393AUA8363003715987Rex vic [et]c. saltim. Forasmoche a151412007-0811APEX2007-092010-053A2010-052011-062011-12 7766S1088379984449193082240901395AUA6923003714547Thartycles of the effecte of the ot151532009-0410PDCC2009-052010-033A2010-032010-042011-04 7767S122474998576001730492240891588England and Wales.$bCommissioners of Subsidy.Co[m]myssioners for our soueraygne lorde kynge Henry the. viij. that nowe is by his lettres patentes assygned named and deputed for thorderynge and assessynge of eruey p[er]sone dwellynge, abydynge, or hauynge theyr moost resorte to, or in the sayd Cytie of London chargeable and contributory to a subsydie graunted to our sayd soueraygne lorde, by auctoryte of his Parlyament last holden in Westm[inster] to A.B. [blank] gretynge ... 151522014-018PDCC2014-012014-043A2014-042015-032016-02 7768S11811799853326187032248558490AUB0984003718608Prouysion made by the Kynges hyghne151712010-116PDCC2010-122011-013A2011-012011-062011-12 7769.2S379833150998288572240937489AUC6166003733790Henry by the grace of God kyng of E152012002-063APEX2002-072002-083Y2002-082002-102003-01 7769.4Harl.7614[197]998925521889352264197805The kynge our soueraygne lorde by his synguler wysdome hath prouydently consydred and amonges other pryncely vertues profoundely reme[m]bred two thynges specyally moost behouefull and neccesarye ... .152222014-017PDCC2014-012014-043A2014-042015-032016-02 7770S11030999845873108022240901438AUA7840003715464[A proclamation for abstynance of w152872009-12 7771S1087719984442692372240879582AUB2766003720390The proclamacion made and de[vised152822002-0612APEX2002-072002-083A2002-082002-102003-01 7772S11031799845880108092240929257AUA7841003715465A proclamation for resysting and wi152912002-066PDCC2002-082002-093A2002-092002-102003-01 7773S11240899847662127142240919792AUA8985003716609Tertio die Nouembris anno .xxi. Hen152912007-086APEX2007-092007-103Y2007-102008-022008-09 7774S1088569984450893282240906370AUA6933003714557Mense Iunii. anno regni metue[n]dis153012007-087APEX2007-092007-103Y2007-102008-022008-09 7775S11189499847154121742240904697AUA8649003716273[A proclamation made and diuysed by153012002-06 7777S1088559984450793272240901428AUA6932003714556Where the ale brewers and beere bre156432009-0414PDCC2009-052010-063A2010-062011-062011-12 7778S11033399845895108262240938785AUA7843003715467The kynge our souerayne lorde.153212007-082APEX2007-092007-103Y2007-102008-022008-09 7779C.18.e.2[56]S111893998917151942962240921130England.$bSovereign (1509-1547 : Henry VIII)A proclamacion devised by the Kynges hygnes, with the aduyse of his counsayle, : that his subiectes be warned to auoyde (in some c[ase]s) the daunger and penaltie of the statute of Provision and Premunire.153312013-106PDCC2013-112014-013A2014-012014-032014-10 7779S11189399847153121732240946260AUA8648003716272[A proclamacion deuised by the Kyng153312013-10 7780S1075959984329480122248587188AUA6138003713762An acte declarynge the establysshme153432009-0425PDCC2009-052012-023A2012-022012-052012-10 7781S1088599984451193312248515909AUA6936003714560Henric[us] octau[us] dei gr[ati]a A153412007-085APEX2007-092007-103A2007-102008-022008-09 7782S11033599845897108282240929223AUA7845003715469A proclamation concernynge corne.153412007-085APEX2007-092007-103A2007-102008-022008-09 7783S1088629984451493342240864580AUA6937003714561A proclamation concernynge payement153512007-086APEX2007-092007-103Y2007-102008-022008-09 7784S12041799855615211162240942994AUB1797003719421A proclamation concernynge bouchers153512004-036PDCC2004-042004-053Y2004-052004-072004-08 7785S11033699845898108292240893481AUA7846003715470A proclamation concerninge heresie.153512007-084APEX2007-092007-103Y2007-102008-022008-09 7786S1088639984451593352240908846AUA6938003714562Yet once agayne by the Kynge to the153512007-0810APEX2007-092010-043A2010-042011-062011-12 7787S1088739984452593452240904715AUA6946003714570Where the kynges hyghnes is enfourm153612007-087APEX2007-092007-103Y2007-102008-022008-09 7788.1S11170999846989119922240946247AUA8544003716168Actis made by dyuers our most noble153612007-087APEX2007-092007-103Y2007-102008-022008-09 7788S11033899845900108312248525586AUA7848003715472A proclamation concernynge apparayl153612007-084APEX2007-092007-103Y2007-102008-022008-09 7790S1088859984453793602264192369AUA6953003714577England and Wales.$bSovereign (1509-1547 : Henry VIII)The kynges most royall maiestie being enfourmed153812008-088PDCC2008-112009-053A2009-052009-092011-04 7791S1088759984452793482240908780AUA6948003714572A proclamation, concernynge rites a153912007-087APEX2007-092007-103A2007-102008-022008-09 7792.5Harl.7614[195]998925501889332264195984England and Wales.$bSovereign (1509-1547 : Henry VIII)Henry$bVIII,$cKing of England,$d1491-1547.A proclamation concernynge eatynge of vvhyte meates, made the. xvi. day of February, the. xxxii. yere of the reygne of the kynges most royall maiesty. .154122014-014PDCC2014-012014-023A2014-022014-032014-10 7792S12041999855617211182248502412AUB1799003719423A proclamation that straungers shal153912004-038PDCC2004-042004-053Y2004-052004-072004-08 7793S1088789984453093512240911719AUA6949003714573A proclamacion, ordeyned by the Kyn154112007-085APEX2007-092007-103Y2007-102008-022008-09 7794S1088829984453493562248536809AUA6951003714575England and Wales.$bSovereign (1509-1547 : Henry VIII)A proclamation deuysed by the Kynges maiestie, vvith the assent of his hyghnes counsell, by the auctoritie of the acte made for proclamations, for the vittaylynge of the Kynges maiesties tovvne of Caleys, Guysnes, Hammes, and the marches of the same154112008-086PDCC2008-112009-053A2009-052009-092011-04 7795S1093589984500898782240894694AUA7271003714895[A proclamation deuysed by the King154112007-081APEX2007-092007-103Y2007-102008-022008-09 7796S1093459984499598642240901294AUA7264003714888Where as it is ordeyned and prouyde154122013-103PDCC2013-112014-013A2014-012014-032014-10 7797S1088849984453693592264191211AUA6952003714576England and Wales.$bSovereign (1509-1547 : Henry VIII)A proclamation concernynge the Kynges style154212008-085PDCC2008-112009-053A2009-052009-092011-04 7798S1092119984486197082248527853AUA7174003714798A proclamation concernyng eatyng of154212007-084APEX2007-092007-103Y2007-102008-022008-09 7799S1092129984486297102248527958AUA7175003714799England and Wales.$bSovereign (1509-1547 : Henry VIII)A proclamation concernynge eatyng of whyte meates153812008-084PDCC2008-112009-053A2009-052009-092011-04 7800S11004599845902105782264193460A proclamation concernyng eatyng of154312007-084APEX2007-092007-103Y2007-102008-022008-09 7801S11005299845670105862264207994AUA7721003715345For as moche as by credyble meanes154312007-084APEX2007-092007-103A2007-102008-022008-09 7802S11005699845674105902264191551AUA7724003715348A proclamation, diuised and made by154312007-083APEX2007-092007-103A2007-102008-022008-09 7804.5Harl.7614[196]998925511889342240934166England and Wales.$bSovereign (1509-1547 : Henry VIII)Henry$bVIII,$cKing of England,$d1491-1547.A proclamation, concernynge the aduauncement of golde and syluer, and the settyng furth of certaine newe peeces of golde and siluer, / ordeyned and made by the kynges hyghnes, the. XVI. daye of May, in the. xxxvi. yere of his maiesties reygne.154412013-107PDCC2013-112014-063A2014-062015-032016-02 7804S1092249984487497232248526301AUA7183003714807England and Wales.$bSovereign (1509-1547 : Henry VIII)A proclamation deuised and made by the kynges highnes154412008-084PDCC2008-112009-053Y2009-052009-092011-04 7805S1092319984488197302264198162AUA7190003714814England and Wales.$bSovereign (1509-1547 : Henry VIII)A proclamation ordeined and made by the kinges highnes154412008-086PDCC2008-112009-053Y2009-052009-092011-04 7806S1092349984488497362264201827AUA7193003714817England and Wales.$bSovereign (1509-1547 : Henry VIII)A proclamacion of the peace and vnitee, concluded betwene the kynges maiestee, and the ryght hygh and myghty prince, Francis the frenche kyng154612008-084PDCC2008-112009-053Y2009-052009-092011-04 7807S1092739984492397802248517742AUA7218003714842England and Wales.$bSovereign (1509-1547 : Henry VIII)A proclamacion, that n[one] of the kynges subiectes shal transport or cary any kinde of grayne or other vitailes ouer the seas, without the kynges special licence154612008-084PDCC2008-112009-053Y2009-052009-092011-04 7808S1092749984492497822248517740AUA7219003714843England and Wales.$bSovereign (1509-1547 : Henry VIII)A proclamacion diuised by the kynges highnes with thaduise of his most honourable counsaile, for the restraynte of shootyng in handgunnes154612008-083PDCC2008-112009-053Y2009-052009-092011-04 7809S1092799984492997872264196468AUA7223003714847England and Wales.$bSovereign (1509-1547 : Henry VIII)A proclamation deuised by the kinges hyghnes, with thaduise of his most honorable counsell, to auoide and abolish suche englishe bookes, as conteine pernicious and detestable errours and heresies154612008-086PDCC2008-112009-053Y2009-052009-092011-04 7810S1092999984494998082240913511AUA7236003714860A proclamacion sent furthe by the k154712007-082APEX2007-092007-103Y2007-102008-022008-09 7811S1093259984497598352264205643AUA7250003714874England and Wales.$bSovereign (1547-1553 : Edward VI)Edward, Duke of Somerset, Erle of Hertford154712008-085PDCC2008-112009-053Y2009-052009-092011-04 7812S1093309984498098402248511208AUA7255003714879England and Wales.$bSovereign (1547-1553 : Edward VI)A proclamation against the vnreuere[n]t disputers and talkers of the sacramente of the body and blood of Christ154712008-085PDCC2008-112009-053Y2009-052009-092011-04 7813S1093319984498198432264202282AUA7256003714880England and Wales.$bSovereign (1547-1553 : Edward VI)A proclamation against those that doeth innouate, alter or leaue doune any rite or ceremonie in the Church, of their priuate aucthoritie: and against them which preacheth without licence, set furth the .vj. daie of Februarij, in the seconde yere of the Kynges Maiesties most gracious reigne154812008-085PDCC2008-112009-053Y2009-052009-092011-04 7814S11034699845906108372240894778AUA7850003715474A proclamacion, set furthe by the K154812007-084APEX2007-092007-103Y2007-102008-022008-09 7815S1093349984498498472264207634AUA7259003714883England and Wales.$bSovereign (1547-1553 : Edward VI)A proclamacion, set furth by the Kynges maiestie, with the assent and consent of his most dere vncle, Edward Duke of Somerset, Gouernor of his moste royall persone, and of his dominions and subiectes protector, and others of his highnes priuie counsaill, against false tale tellers preachers without licence154812008-083PDCC2008-112009-053Y2009-052009-092011-04 7816S1093379984498798512264193981AUA7261003714885England and Wales.$bSovereign (1547-1553 : Edward VI)A proclamacion, set furthe by the Kynges Maiestie, with thassent and consent of his most dere Uncle Edwarde Duke of Somerset, Gouernor of his moste royall persone, and of his dominions and subiectes protector, and others of his highnes priuie counsaill, against enclosures154822005-057PDCC2005-072005-083A2005-082005-102005-12 7818S1093409984499098562264193658AUA7263003714887England and Wales.$bSovereign (1547-1553 : Edward VI)A proclamation set furth by the kynges maiestie, wyth the assent and consent of hys most dere vncle Edward duke of Somerset, gouernor of hys royall persone, and of hys realmes, dominions and subiectes protector, and others of his highnes priuy counsail, concernyng the inhibicion of all preachers154812008-084PDCC2008-112009-053Y2009-052009-092011-04 7819.10Harl.7614[198]998925531889362240926890England and Wales.$bSovereign (1547-1553 : Edward VI).Edward$bVI,$cKing of England,$d1537-1553.The Kynges Maiesties free and most general pardon. .154952013-0923APEX2013-102013-123A2013-122014-032014-10 7819.4S37522338497254052248511607AUC3191003730815[An act of uniformity]154912007-085APEX2007-092007-103Y2007-102008-022008-09 7819.8Harl.7614[13]S123624998925401888672248563955England and Wales.An acte for the abstinence from flesh. .Laws, etc.154932014-018PDCC2014-012014-033A2014-032015-032016-02 7819S11035199845909108402240911297AUA7853003715477A proclamacion, set furth by the Ky154912007-085APEX2007-092007-103Y2007-102008-022008-09 7820S1093509984500098692240917746AUA7266003714890A proclamacion, set furth by the Ky154912005-055TECH2005-062005-073Y2005-072005-102005-12 7821S11035399845911108422240929390AUA7854003715478A proclamacion set furth by the Kyn154912007-086APEX2007-092007-103A2007-102008-022008-09 7822S11035499845912108432240890236AUA7855003715479A proclamacion, set furth by the Ky154912005-056APEX2005-062005-073A2005-072005-102005-12 7823S11035599845913108442240928575AUA7856003715480A proclamacion, set furth by the ky154932009-0415PDCC2009-052013-113A2013-112014-032014-10 7824S11035899845915108462240924399AUA7858003715482A proclamacion, set furth by the ky154922013-106APEX2013-102013-123A2013-122014-032014-10 7825S12405333151051288892240937448AUC6197003733821Instruccions geuen by the kynges ma154912005-056PDCC2005-072005-083A2005-082005-102005-12 7826S11035999845916108472240937239AUA7859003715483A proclamacion, set furthe by the K154912007-083APEX2007-092007-103Y2007-102008-022008-09 7827S11036299845919108512240928583AUA7860003715484A proclamacion, set furth by the ky154912007-086APEX2007-092007-103Y2007-102008-022008-09 7828S11809699853305186782240951441AUB0972003718596A proclamacion set forth by the sta154912007-084APEX2007-092007-103Y2007-102008-022008-09 7829S11036799845923108552240911141AUA7862003715486A proclamacion, set furth by the bo154912007-085APEX2007-092007-103Y2007-102008-022008-09 7830S11036899845924108562240934071AUA7863003715487A proclamacion setfurth by thee Kyn155012007-083APEX2007-092007-103A2007-102008-022008-09 7831S11036999845925108572240926351AUA7864003715488A proclamacion set furth by thee Ky155022013-108PDCC2013-112014-013A2014-012014-032014-10 7833S11037299845928108602248526672AUA7867003715491A proclamation, aswel for restrainc155042013-1019PDCC2013-112013-123A2013-122014-032014-10 7834S385633151088289162240914654AUC6219003733843A proclamacion set furth by the Kyn155122013-097APEX2013-092016-113A2016-112022-12 7835S385833151091289182240937431AUC6221003733845A proclamacion, set furth by the Ky155132009-0412PDCC2009-052011-093A2011-092012-052012-10 7836S386833151104289282240914667AUC6231003733855A proclamation set furthe by the Ky155112007-086APEX2007-092007-103Y2007-102008-022008-09 78371851.b.3[2]Harl.7614[204]998921401889382264195989England and Wales.$bSovereign (1547-1553 : Edward VI)Edward$bVI,$cKing of England,$d1537-1553.A proclamation set furth by the kinges maiesty, with the aduise of his most honorable priuey counsail, declaring his graces determinacion, concerning the amendement of his highnes coyne, : and also to admonish such of his subiectes, as be engrossers of fermes, victualles and other thinges. &c. and the inhauncers of al prices of the same, and for the amendement of their gredy and insaciable doinges, &c. the .xi. day of May in the .v. yere of his moste prosperous reigne.155122013-098APEX2013-102013-123A2013-122014-032014-10 7838S386733151103289272240937433AUC6230003733854A proclamation set furth by the Kin155112007-083APEX2007-092007-103Y2007-102008-022008-09 7839S12363933151094289202240937497AUC6223003733847A proclamacion, set furthe by the K155112007-084APEX2007-092007-103A2007-102008-022008-09 7840S385533151087289152248549113AUC6218003733842A proclamacion set furth by the Kin155112007-083APEX2007-092007-103A2007-102008-022008-09 7841S385933151092289192240937464AUC6222003733846A proclamacion, set furthe by the k155112007-086APEX2007-092007-103A2007-102008-022008-09 7842S385733151090289172240932707AUC6220003733844A proclamacion set furthe by the ky155112007-084APEX2007-092007-103Y2007-102008-022008-09 7843S386133151095289212240910828AUC6224003733848A proclamacion, set furthe by the K155132009-0412PDCC2009-052011-093A2011-092012-052012-10 7844.10Harl.7608[412]998928481894112240920639England and Wales.An acte, touching the exchaunge of golde and Siluer. .155212014-013PDCC2014-012014-083A2014-082015-032016-02 7844.2Harl.7614[263]998925631889682264198368England and Wales.$bSovereign (1547-1553 : Edward VI)Edward$bVI,$cKing of England,$d1537-1553.A proclamation set furth by the Kinges Maiestie, prohibiting aswel the buyeng or selling, golde, siluer, or coyne, at any higher price then is appoincted, as also the melting doune of the sayd coynes. .155122013-096APEX2013-102013-123A2013-122014-032014-10 7844.4Harl.7614[208]998925551889412264199635England and Wales.$bSovereign (1547-1553 : Edward VI)Edward$bVI,$cKing of England,$c1537-1553.A proclamacion sette furth by the kynges Maiestie lycencyng the exchaunges and rechaunges of money to be frequented and used, in all partes of his highnes realmes and dominions. .155222013-093APEX2013-102013-123A2013-122014-032014-10 7844.6Harl.7614[15]998925411888682248564972England and Wales.An acte for the prouision and relief of the poore. .Laws, etc.155222014-018PDCC2014-012014-033A2014-032015-032016-02 7844S386933151105289292240932578AUC6232003733856A proclamation set furthe by the Ki155112007-084APEX2007-092007-103Y2007-102008-022008-09 7845S386633151101289262240921745AUC6229003733853A proclamation set furth by the Kyn155322013-097APEX2013-092014-023A2014-022014-032014-10 7846S382933151050288882240925545AUC6196003733820Iane, by the grace of God quene of155332007-1011APEX2007-102010-033A2010-032010-042011-04 7847S384033151068288992240929722AUC6205003733829Marie by the grace of God, Quene of155312007-082APEX2007-092007-103Y2007-102008-022008-09 7848S374833150892288072240937402AUC6121003733745By the Quene155312007-083APEX2007-092007-103Y2007-102008-022008-09 7849S375133150897288102240932667AUC6124003733748By the Quene155322010-028PDCC2010-022010-033A2010-032010-042011-04 7850S386533151100289252240932647AUC6228003733852A proclamation set fourth by the Qu155312007-084APEX2007-092007-103A2007-102008-022008-09 7851S11616099851377166482240911250AUB0427003718051By the Quene. The Quene our soueray155312007-084APEX2007-092007-103Y2007-102008-022008-09 7852S341533149711284742240925596AUC5789003733413An acte for the repeale of certayne155322010-026PDCC2010-022010-043A2010-042011-062011-12 7853S11735599852569178952240882914AUB0691003718315An acte agaynst offenders of preach155332009-0412PDCC2009-052011-093A2011-092012-052012-10 7855S374933150895288082240897609AUC6122003733746By the Quene155312007-083APEX2007-092007-103Y2007-102008-022008-09 7856S375233150899288112248558138AUC6125003733749By the Quene155412007-084APEX2007-092007-103Y2007-102008-022008-09 7857S374233150885288012240897601AUC6115003733739By the Queene155412007-084APEX2007-092007-103Y2007-102008-022008-09 7858S375333150900288122240917120AUC6126003733750By the Quene155412007-083APEX2007-092007-103Y2007-102008-022008-09 7859S375633150904288152240940914AUC6129003733753By the Quene155412007-083APEX2007-092007-103A2007-102008-022008-09 7860S3761331509161786392248560720England and Wales.$bSovereign (1553-1558 : Mary I)Mary$bI,$cQueen of England,$d1516-1558.By the Quene : where as the Quenes Maiestie for sondry great and weightie affayres, concerning her highnes, and the state of Her Maiesties realme, and churche of Englande, hathe ... sommoned Her Maiesties highe courte of Parliament ...155412013-102PDCC2013-112014-013A2014-012014-032014-10 7861S387133151108289312240914683AUC6234003733858A proclamation touching coygnes155412007-082APEX2007-092007-103A2007-102008-022008-09 7862S385233151081289122248560825AUC6215003733839Philippe and Marye by the grace of155412007-081APEX2007-092007-103Y2007-102008-022008-09 7863S386333151098289232240914734AUC6226003733850A proclamation set forth by the Kyn155412007-084APEX2007-092007-103Y2007-102008-022008-09 7864S370933150821287682240937381AUC6082003733706By the Kyng and the Quene155512007-084APEX2007-092007-103Y2007-102008-022008-09 7865S370833150817287672240921722AUC6081003733705By the Kyng and the Quene155522013-106PDCC2013-112013-123A2013-122014-032014-10 7867.3S109620066704236422248554629AUC2483003730107An acte agaynst the excessiue takyn155532009-0411PDCC2009-052011-093A2011-092012-052012-10 7867.5S112986998482271769252240863522England and Wales.$bSovereign (1553-1558 : Mary I)Mary$bI,$cQueen of England,$d1516-1558.An acte for the amendynge of hyghe wayes Proclamations. 1555-10-21155522013-108PDCC2013-112014-013A2014-012014-032014-10 7867.9S79622410968255092240861811AUC3280003730904An acte that purueyors shall not ta155512007-084APEX2007-092007-103A2007-102008-022008-09 7867S11616199851378166492240909230AUB0428003718052An acte for the kepynge of milche k155512007-084APEX2007-092007-103A2007-102008-022008-09 7868S371133150824287702240940903AUC6084003733708By the Kyng and the Quene155612007-085APEX2007-092007-103A2007-102008-022008-09 7869S371733150838287762240932616AUC6090003733714By the Kynge and the Quene155612007-083APEX2007-092007-103A2007-102008-022008-09 7870S372533150855287842240923898AUC6098003733722By the Kynge and the Quene155612007-084APEX2007-092007-103A2007-102008-022008-09 7871S371633150835287752240937382AUC6089003733713By the Kynge and the Quene155612007-082APEX2007-092007-103A2007-102008-022008-09 7872S371433150830287732240941645AUC6087003733711By the Kynge and Quene155612007-083APEX2007-092007-103A2007-102008-022008-09 7873S371033150823287692240917039AUC6083003733707By the Kyng and the Quene155712007-084APEX2007-092007-103A2007-102008-022008-09 7874S386433151099289242240897622AUC6227003733851A proclamation set fourth by the Ky155712007-086APEX2007-092007-103A2007-102008-022008-09 7875S371833150840287772240937480AUC6091003733715By the Kynge and the Quene155712007-085APEX2007-092007-103A2007-102008-022008-09 7876S371233150827287712240914687AUC6085003733709By the Kyng and the Quene155712007-082APEX2007-092007-103A2007-102008-022008-09 7877S372433150854287832240923894AUC6097003733721By the Kynge and the Quene155812007-082APEX2007-092007-103A2007-102008-022008-09 7878S341333149701284722240914833AUC5787003733411An acte for the hauynge of horsse,155872009-1229PDCC2010-012012-043A2012-042012-052012-10 7879S371933150842287782240897613AUC6092003733716By the Kynge and the Quene155812007-084APEX2007-092007-103A2007-102008-022008-09 7880S372033150844287792240921761AUC6093003733717By the Kynge and the Quene155812007-082APEX2007-092007-103A2007-102008-022008-09 7881S372233150847287812240923850AUC6095003733719By the Kynge and the Quene155812007-082APEX2007-092007-103A2007-102008-022008-09 7882S372333150850287822240932627AUC6096003733720By the Kynge and the Quene155822010-027PDCC2010-022010-043A2010-042011-062011-12 7883S371533150832287742240932711AUC6088003733712By the Kynge and the Queene155812007-085APEX2007-092007-103A2007-102008-022008-09 7884S372133150846287802240932642AUC6094003733718By the Kynge and the Quene155812007-082APEX2007-092007-103A2007-102008-022008-09 7885S371333150829287722248553032AUC6086003733710By the Kynge and Quene155812007-082APEX2007-092007-103A2007-102008-022008-09 7886S11202399847282123112240904688AUA8735003716359By the Quenes Maiestie. Elizabeth b155812007-082APEX2007-092007-103A2007-102008-022008-09 7887S374633150889288052240932598AUC6119003733743By the Queenes Maiestie155812002-052TECH2002-062002-073Y2002-072002-082003-01 7888S11202599847284123132240901284AUA8737003716361By the Queene. Whereas by diuerse a161812003-084PDCC2003-092003-103A2003-102003-122004-03 7889.5S258024339754275382248537752AUC4958003732582By the Queene161812007-083APEX2007-092007-103A2007-102008-022008-09 7889S11202999847288123172240904682AUA8741003716365By the Quene. The Quenes Maiestie v155812002-053PDCC2002-062002-073A2002-072002-082003-01 7890.5S258124340694275392240906235AUC4959003732583By the Queene161812007-082APEX2007-092007-103A2007-102008-022008-09 7890S11203099847289123182240904543AUA8742003716366By the Quene. The Quenes hyghnes vp155912002-052PDCC2002-062002-073A2002-072002-082003-01 7891S11203399847292123222248531142AUA8743003716367By the Quene. Where as the Quenes m155922002-095PDCC2002-102002-113A2002-112002-122003-01 7892S155720213198238232240861785AUB3002003720626By the Quene155912007-083APEX2007-092007-103A2007-102008-022008-09 7893S11203699847295123252240941941AUA8745003716369By the Quene. The Quenes maiestie c155912002-053APEX2002-072002-083A2002-082002-102003-01 7894S385433151086289142248552326AUC6217003733841A proclamacion for the marchaunts a155912002-054TECH2002-062002-073A2002-072002-082003-01 7895S11201499847273123022240917760AUA8726003716350A proclamation for the marchauntes161812007-085APEX2007-092007-103A2007-102008-022008-09 7897S11677799851993172902240919015AUB0577003718201By the Quene. Forasmuche as the tym155912002-052TECH2002-062002-073A2002-072002-082003-01 7899S11205799847316123472240941932AUA8756003716380By the Queene. Forasmvch as contrar161812007-082APEX2007-092007-103A2007-102008-022008-09 7900S11206099847319123502240953801AUA8759003716383By the Queene. A proclamation for k161812007-082APEX2007-092007-103A2007-102008-022008-09 7902.3S11206599847324123552240915353AUA8764003716388A proclamation against selling of s161812007-082APEX2007-092007-103A2007-102008-022008-09 7903S377433150953288332240914650AUC6146003733770A decree of the Priuye Counsell at155912002-054PDCC2002-062002-073A2002-072002-082003-01 7904S11208499847343123762248538742AUA8769003716393A decree of the priuye counsell at155912007-085APEX2007-092007-103A2007-102008-022008-09 7905.5S12641833142670281722248547286AUC5504003733128The briefe content of certayne acte155912007-084APEX2007-092007-103A2007-102008-022008-09 7907S374733150891288062240914694AUC6120003733744By the Quene155922002-099PDCC2002-102002-113A2002-112002-122003-01 7908S11208799847346123792240948162AUA8771003716395By the Quene. Where of late order h156012002-072TECH2002-082002-093A2002-092002-102003-01 7909S11209099847349123822240929212AUA8772003716396By the Quene. The Quenes Maiestie c156022002-077TECH2002-092002-103A2002-102002-122003-01 7910.7S79722454730255462240927529AUC3308003730932Combien que ce soit chose toute not155972009-1211PDCC2009-122010-013A2010-012010-042011-04 7910S11209299847351123842240929537AUA8773003716397A proclamacion declaryng the Quenes156022002-069APEX2002-072002-083A2002-082002-102003-01 7912S11209399847352123852240949425AUA8774003716398By the Queene. A proclamation to ad161812007-085APEX2007-092007-103A2007-102008-022008-09 7913S386233151096289222240937522AUC6225003733849A proclamation against breakinge or156022002-067TECH2002-072002-083Y2002-082002-102003-01 7914S12644499847353123862240904693AUA8775003716399[A proclamation against breaking or156012007-082APEX2007-092007-103A2007-102008-022008-09 7916.5S258324341194275412240891797AUC4961003732585By the Quene156012002-053APEX2002-072002-083A2002-082002-102003-01 7916S11209599847354123872240941914AUA8776003716400By the Quene The Quenes Maiestie vn156012007-083APEX2007-092007-103A2007-102008-022008-09 7920.5S375533150903288142240897504AUC6128003733752By the Quene156012007-082APEX2007-092007-103A2007-102008-022008-09 7920S11210199847360123932240950434AUA8781003716405By the Quene The Quenes Maiestie v156012007-082APEX2007-092007-103A2007-102008-022008-09 7921.5S373533150873287942248562623AUC6108003733732By the Queene156012002-053PDCC2002-062002-073A2002-072002-082003-01 7921S11210299847361123942240941937AUA8782003716406A proclamation for pardon to them o156012007-084APEX2007-092007-103A2007-102008-022008-09 7922S11617099851387166582240891867AUB0430003718054Be it knowne vnto all deuote and fa156012002-064TECH2002-072002-083A2002-082002-102003-01 7924.3S11210399847362123952240911733AUA8783003716407By the Quene. The Quenes Maiestie b161812007-084APEX2007-092007-103A2007-102008-022008-09 7924S375733150906288162240897623AUC6130003733754By the Quene156012002-064TECH2002-072002-083A2002-082002-102003-01 7929S11201399847272123012240922062AUA8725003716349By the Queene. The Queenes Maiestie161812007-085APEX2007-092007-103A2007-102008-022008-09 7931.3S11214299847400124332240904552AUA8793003716417By the Queene. The Queenes Maiestie161812007-084APEX2007-092007-103A2007-102008-022008-09 7932S11214599847403124362240953805AUA8796003716420By the Queene. The Queenes Maiestie156112002-052TECH2002-062002-073A2002-072002-082003-01 7933S11214799847405124382248521601AUA8798003716422By the Queene. The Queenes Maiestie156112002-064TECH2002-062002-073Y2002-072002-082003-01 7934S11214999847407124402248531146AUA8800003716424Articles for instruction of all the156112003-087PDCC2003-092003-103A2003-102003-122004-03 7940S11215499847412124452240950428AUA8805003716429By the Quene. The Queenes Maiestie156122002-075TECH2002-092002-103A2002-102002-122003-01 7941S11215899847416124492240948170AUA8808003716432By the Quene. The Quenes Maiestie v156212007-082APEX2007-092007-103A2007-102008-022008-09 7942S11215999847417124502240949415AUA8809003716433By the Quene. Forasmuch as diuers c156212002-072TECH2002-092002-103A2002-102002-122003-01 7943S375833150909288172240902633AUC6131003733755By the Quene156212002-064TECH2002-072002-083Y2002-082002-102003-01 7944S11216399847421124542240948135AUA8813003716437By the Quene. The Quenes Maiestie p156212002-074PDCC2002-092002-103Y2002-102002-122003-01 7946S11216699847424124572240953802AUA8815003716439Articles for the due execution of t156232009-04 7947.3S11702999852244175582240943938AUB9798003727422England and Wales.$bPrivy Council.Articles for the due execution of the statutes of apparell, and for the reformation of the outragious excesse thereof, growen of late time within the realme: deuysed vpon the Quenes Maiesties commaundement, by aduise of her counsell, the .vi. of May. Anno.M D LXII.156432009-0419PDCC2009-052013-113A2013-112014-032014-10 7948S125338998983701735232240875802005372309England and Wales.$bSovereign (1558-1603 : Elizabeth I)By the Queene, the Quenes Maiestie callyng to her good remembraunce howe well thys realme is furnished with good lawes and orders, for redresse of many enormities ...156242012-037PDCC2012-042012-053A2012-052013-022014-03 7949S11216999847427124602240941917AUA8818003716442By the Quene. The Quenes Maiestie c156222002-076TECH2002-092002-103A2002-102002-122003-01 7951.3S258524342583275432240947722AUC4963003732587A note of certaine necessarie actes161832009-0423PDCC2009-052011-123A2011-122012-052012-10 7951S11217199847429124622240952928AUA8820003716444A note of certaine necessary actes156232009-04 7952S11217399847431124642240950436AUA8822003716446The briefe content of certayne acte156222002-071TECH2002-092002-103A2002-102002-122003-01 7953A.3S192322919112258932240861822AUC3602003731226A proclamation against the deceiptf157112007-086APEX2007-092007-103A2007-102008-022008-09 7953A.5S258624344773275442240906175AUC4964003732588By the Queene, a proclamation again161812007-086APEX2007-092007-103A2007-102008-022008-09 7953AS11217599847433124662240940555AUA8824003716448A proclamation agaynst the deceyptf156212002-055TECH2002-062002-073A2002-072002-082003-01 7954.7S123721815087249042264188570AUC2785003730409A proclamation for the obseruation1562362002-06104TECH2002-072002-083R2002-112002-123A2002-122003-022003-03 7954S11364299848873139922240867826AUB7919003725543A proclamation for the speedy payme161812007-082APEX2007-092007-103A2007-102008-022008-09 7956S11364499848875139942240875868AUB7921003725545By the Quene. The Quenes Maiestie,156312002-073PDCC2002-092002-103A2002-102002-122003-01 7957.3S124521999002701505892240877931005371182England and Wales.$bPrivy Council.The seueral rates and taxations for wages, made [and] set forth by the iustices of peace of the countie of Lyncolne156312008-085PDCC2008-112009-053Y2009-052009-092011-04 7957S11218099847438124722240944203AUA8827003716451The seueral rates and taxations for156312002-054TECH2002-062002-073Y2002-072002-082003-01 7958S11364699848877139962264183501AUB7923003725547By the Quene The Quenes Maiestie ce156312002-073PDCC2002-092002-103A2002-102002-122003-01 7959S375433150901288132240921759AUC6127003733751By the Quene156322002-077PDCC2002-092002-103A2002-102002-122003-01 7960S375033150896288092240937476AUC6123003733747By the Quene156312002-073PDCC2002-092002-103A2002-102002-122003-01 7962.3S258724345269275452240908351AUC4965003732589By the Quene161812007-082APEX2007-092007-103A2007-102008-022008-09 7962S462123664866267832240902670AUC4342003731966By the Quene156312002-072PDCC2002-092002-103A2002-102002-122003-01 7963S11218199847439124732240904687AUA8828003716452By the Queene. Whereas the infectio161812007-085APEX2007-092007-103A2007-102008-022008-09 7964.5S124677999003321508412248517054005371417England and Wales.$bSovereign (1558-1603 : Elizabeth I)Elizabeth$bI,$cQueen of England,$d1533-1603.By the Quene. Whereas the Quenes Maiestie by her proclamation dyd adiourne the terme of Saint Michaell last past ...156332009-047PDCC2009-052009-063A2009-062009-092011-04 7966S11218799847445124802240915330AUA8833003716457By the Quene. The Quenes Maiestie,156412002-084APEX2002-092002-103A2002-102002-122003-01 7968S11219099847448124842240952468AUA8835003716459By the Queene. The Queenes Maiestie161812007-082APEX2007-092007-103A2007-102008-022008-09 7969S376033150914288192248547290AUC6133003733757By the Quene156432002-087PDCC2002-092002-103A2002-102002-122003-01 7972S11219599847453124892240908820AUA8838003716462By the Quene. Where the auncient en156422013-076PDCC2013-082013-093A2013-092014-032014-10 7973S11219799847455124912240950432AUA8840003716464By the Quene. The Quenes most excel156412002-082APEX2002-092002-103A2002-102002-122003-01 7974.5S258824345552275462248543182AUC4966003732590By the Quene156412002-072PDCC2002-092002-103A2002-102002-122003-01 7974S11222299847480125172240917741AUA8845003716469By the Quene, A proclamation to exp156412002-083PDCC2002-092002-103A2002-102002-122003-01 7975S11222399847481125182240941912AUA8846003716470By the Quene. The Quenes Maiestie p161812003-082APEX2003-092003-103A2003-102003-122004-03 7976.7S79822455878255512240932716AUC3313003730937[The seuer]all rates and taxations156412007-085APEX2007-092007-103A2007-102008-022008-09 7976S11222499847482125192240904561AUA8847003716471By the Quene. The Quenes Maiestie b156422012-109PDCC2012-102013-013A2013-012013-022014-03 7978.3S11222699847484125212240904518AUA8849003716473By the Quene. The Quenes Maiestie v161812007-082APEX2007-092007-103A2007-102008-022008-09 7981S11222999847487125242240904564AUA8852003716476By the Quene. Where in the parliame156412007-085APEX2007-092007-103A2007-102008-022008-09 7982S375933150912288182248558133AUC6132003733756By the Quene156412002-085PDCC2002-092002-103A2002-102002-122003-01 7983S11223099847488125252240952947AUA8853003716477By the Quene. Where of late tyme th156412002-103APEX2002-112002-123A2002-122003-022003-03 7984S125348998983711735262240858762005372311England and Wales.$bSovereign (1558-1603 : Elizabeth I)By the Quene. Where of late tyme there hath ben a certayne staye and intermission of the auncient free entercourse for marchaundise, betwixt this realme and the lowe countreys belongyng to the Kyng of Spayne the Quenes Maiesties good brother ...156432009-044PDCC2009-052010-033A2010-032010-042011-04 7986.3S11223299847490125272240926977AUA8854003716478By the Quene. The Quenes moste exce161812007-084APEX2007-092007-103A2007-102008-022008-09 7987S11223399847491125282240926795AUA8855003716479By the Quene. Where as the Quenes M156512002-102APEX2002-112002-123A2002-122003-022003-03 7989S374133150883288002240914666AUC6114003733738By the Queene156512002-062TECH2002-072002-083Y2002-082002-102003-01 7990S11223599847493125302240941928AUA8856003716480By the Queene. The Queenes Maiestie161812007-082APEX2007-092007-103A2007-102008-022008-09 7991S11223799847495125322240906369AUA8857003716481By the Queene. The Queenes Maiestie156522002-064TECH2002-062002-073Y2002-072002-082003-01 7992S11223899847496125332240926643AUA8858003716482By the Queene. Where in the parliam156512007-086APEX2007-092007-103A2007-102008-022008-09 7993S11224099847498125352248527082AUA8860003716484By the Queene. The Queenes Maiestie156512012-103PDCC2012-102013-013A2013-012013-022014-03 7994S11224499847502125392240906347AUB2790003720414By the Queene, The Queenes Maiestie156622005-097APEX2005-102005-123A2005-122006-012006-02 7995.5S258924346309275472240935297AUC4967003732591The seuerall rates and taxations fo156622010-0711APEX2010-072010-083A2010-082011-062011-12 7995S11224599847503125402240940713AUA8864003716488By the Queene. The Queenes Maiestie156632012-1015PDCC2012-102013-013A2013-012013-022014-03 7997S11224899847506125432240940715AUA8867003716491By the Queene. The Queenes Maiestie156612012-103PDCC2012-102013-013A2013-012013-022014-03 7998.3S11225099847508125452240941261AUA8869003716493By the Queene. The Queenes Maiestie156612007-083APEX2007-092007-103A2007-102008-022008-09 8000.3S11225222456176255532248515264AUC3314003730938A Very rich lotterie generall, vvit156632009-0417PDCC2009-052009-063A2009-062009-092011-04 8000S9191899847510125472248520590AUA8871003716495A very rich lotterie generall, with156732009-04 8001S11226699847523125602240926346AUA8881003716505By the Queene. Whereas in the chart161812007-086APEX2007-092007-103A2007-102008-022008-09 8003.3S11226799847524125612240926675AUA8882003716506By the Queene. Whereas by an act of161812007-083APEX2007-092007-103A2007-102008-022008-09 8004S11227099847527125642240917736AUA8884003716508By the Queene. Whereas the Queenes161812007-083APEX2007-092007-103A2007-102008-022008-09 8005S11227499847530125672240906379AUA8885003716509By the Queene. The Queenes Maiestie156812007-085APEX2007-092007-103A2007-102008-022008-09 8007S11227799847533125702240906454AUA8887003716511By the Queene. Whereas the Queenes161812007-083APEX2007-092007-103A2007-102008-022008-09 8008.7S125350999005751735282240895950005372313England and Wales.$bSovereign (1558-1603 : Elizabeth I)By the Queene. Where as the Quenes most excellent Maiestie by hir highnesse proclamation in Nouember last, did apoint and limit the reading of the lotterie within the citie of London this. x. of January ...156932009-044PDCC2009-052010-033A2010-032010-042011-04 8008S11227899847534125712240919793AUA8888003716512By the Queene. A proclamation to ad156932009-0414PDCC2009-052011-033A2011-032011-062011-12 8009S11227999847535125722240906388AUA8889003716513By the Queene. Whereas the Queenes161812007-084APEX2007-092007-103A2007-102008-022008-09 8010S11228299847537125742240917731AUA8890003716514By the Queene. A proclamation decla156912007-085APEX2007-092007-103A2007-102008-022008-09 8011S11228399847538125752248519804AUA8891003716515By the Queene. The Queenes Maiestie156912007-083APEX2007-092007-103A2007-102008-022008-09 8013.5S259024350352275502240908345AUC4970003732594By the Queene, a proclamation for m161812007-084APEX2007-092007-103A2007-102008-022008-09 8013S11228499847539125762248523801AUA8892003716516By the Queene. A proclamation for m156912007-083APEX2007-092007-103A2007-102008-022008-09 8014.3S125351998982911735292248512431005372314England and Wales.$bSovereign (1558-1603 : Elizabeth I)By the Queene, a proclamation for bringing into the realme of vnlawfull and seditious bookes156912008-083PDCC2008-112009-053Y2009-052009-092011-04 8014.5S259124350476275512240929841AUC4971003732595By the Queene, a proclamation for b161812007-083APEX2007-092007-103A2007-102008-022008-09 8014S11228599847540125772240944190AUA8893003716517By the Queene. Wheras diuers bookes156912007-083APEX2007-092007-103A2007-102008-022008-09 8015.5S259224350591275532240947721AUC4973003732597By the Queene, a proclamation to re161812007-085APEX2007-092007-103A2007-102008-022008-09 8015S11228799898419125792264171925005372194England and Wales.$bSovereign (1558-1603 : Elizabeth I)By the Queene. A proclamation to represse all piracies and depredations vpon the seas156912003-084APEX2003-092003-103A2003-102003-122004-03 8016S373133150867287902240937456AUC6104003733728By the Queene156912003-084TECH2003-092003-103A2003-102003-122004-03 8017S11228899847543125802240917733AUA8895003716519By the Queene. A proclamation again156912003-084PDCC2003-092003-103A2003-102003-122004-03 8018.5S259324350856275542240942943AUC4974003732598By the Queene161812007-085APEX2007-092007-103A2007-102008-022008-09 8018S11229099847545125822240942924AUA8897003716521By the Queene. Forasmuch as the Que156912006-035TECH2006-032006-053A2006-052006-092007-01 8019S11229299847547125842240906359AUA8899003716523By the Queene. Forasmuch as it can156922006-038APEX2006-042006-063A2006-062006-092007-01 8020.5S259424351042275552240914906AUC4975003732599By the Queene161812007-086APEX2007-092007-103A2007-102008-022008-09 8020S11229399847548125852240941250AUA8900003716524By the Queene. Wereas the Queenes M156912007-086APEX2007-092007-103A2007-102008-022008-09 8022S11229899847553125912240906380AUA8905003716529A proclamation set foorth by Therle156922011-097PDCC2011-102011-123A2011-122012-052012-10 8023.5S259524351515275562240947668AUC4976003732600By the Queene161812007-086APEX2007-092007-103A2007-102008-022008-09 8023S11229999847554125922240906345AUA8906003716530By the Queene. The Queenes most exc157012007-086APEX2007-092007-103A2007-102008-022008-09 8024S11230199847556125942240942929AUA8908003716532The fourme of the othe made by such157012007-084APEX2007-092007-103A2007-102008-022008-09 8027.38026S11230223665495125952264215074England and Wales.$bSovereign (1558-1603 : Elizabeth I)Elizabeth$bI,$cQueen of England,$d1533-1603.By the Queene, a proclamation of the Queenes Maiesties pardon graunted to certaine of her subiectes vppon the west borders, hauyng offended by Leonard Dacres abusyng of them, in a rebellion lately stirred by him 161822014-019PDCC2014-012014-043A2014-042015-032016-02 8029S11230699847561125992240917725AUA8910003716534By the Queene. The Queenes Maiestie157012003-083APEX2003-092003-103A2003-102003-122004-03 8031S11230999847564126022248516532AUA8913003716537By the Queene. Where by occasion of157012007-084APEX2007-092007-103A2007-102008-022008-09 8033S11233299847587126262240942933AUA8929003716553By the Queene. The Queenes Maiestie157012007-082APEX2007-092007-103A2007-102008-022008-09 8034.5S259624351658275572240924094AUC4977003732601By the Queene161812007-086APEX2007-092007-103A2007-102008-022008-09 8034S11233399847588126272248525626AUA8930003716554By the Queene. Forasmuch as the Que157012007-086APEX2007-092007-103A2007-102008-022008-09 8035S11233499847589126282248523415AUA8931003716555By the Queene. A proclamation agayn157012007-084APEX2007-092007-103A2007-102008-022008-09 8036S388833151133289482240937427AUC6250003733874To all and euery the Queenes Maiest157112007-083APEX2007-092007-103A2007-102008-022008-09 8037S11233599847590126292240942919AUA8932003716556By the Queene. Where the Queenes Ma157112007-085APEX2007-092007-103A2007-102008-022008-09 8041S11233799847592126312240926673AUA8934003716558By the Queene. Forasmuche as it is157222013-079PDCC2013-082013-103A2013-102014-032014-10 8042S373833150877287972248560743AUC6111003733735By the Queene157212007-086APEX2007-092007-103A2007-102008-022008-09 8043S11234099847595126342240906465AUA8937003716561By the Queene. The Queenes Maiestie157212007-086APEX2007-092007-103A2007-102008-022008-09 8044S11234199847596126352240932416AUA8938003716562The fourme of the proclamations to157212003-082TECH2003-092003-103A2003-102003-122004-03 8047.10S377733150959288362269046515AUC6148003733772The effect of certaine branches of158012008-086PDCC2008-112009-053Y2009-052009-092011-04 8047.4S259724352034275592240902695AUC4978003732602The effect of certaine braunches of157012008-086PDCC2008-112009-053Y2009-052009-092011-04 8047.6S11644322919589258962248535728AUA2382003710006The effect of certaine braunches of157212008-086PDCC2008-112009-053Y2009-052009-092011-04 8048.7S125353998982931735322248524520005372316England and Wales.$bSovereign (1558-1603 : Elizabeth I)The copie of the Queenes highnesse commission156832009-045PDCC2009-052010-033A2010-032010-042011-04 8050S11644599851661169472248543507AUB0491003718115The copy of the queenes highnes co[157212008-085PDCC2008-112009-053Y2009-052009-092011-04 8052.3S11203223669354123212264215394AUA2431003710055England and Wales.$bSovereign (1558-1603 : Elizabeth I)Elizabeth$bI,$cQueen of England,$d1533-1603.By the Queene, a proclamation for restraint of transportation of grayne beyonde the seas161812008-083PDCC2008-112009-053Y2009-052009-092011-04 8056S378233150969288412240897347AUC6153003733777Elizabeth by the grace of God Queen157312008-086PDCC2008-112009-053Y2009-052009-092011-04 8057S11203799847296123262240904726AUA8746003716370By the Queene. Where in the parliam157312008-086PDCC2008-112009-053Y2009-052009-092011-04 8062S11203899847297123272248523969AUA8747003716371By the Queene. A proclamation for t157312008-085PDCC2008-112009-053Y2009-052009-092011-04 8063S11204199847300123302240904557AUA8748003716372By the Queene. The Queenes Maiestie157312008-084PDCC2008-112009-053Y2009-052009-092011-04 8064S11204399847302123322240904555AUA8749003716373By the Queene. Whereas certayne obs157322013-079PDCC2013-082013-093A2013-092014-032014-10 8065S11205199847310123402240904702AUA8753003716377By the Queene. A proclamation agayn157312008-085PDCC2008-112009-053Y2009-052009-092011-04 8067S11205499847313123432240911710AUB2789003720413By the Queene. Forasmuch as the Que161812008-085PDCC2008-112009-053Y2009-052009-092011-04 8068S389433151143289542240897294AUC6256003733880To the justices of peace, or cheef157512008-0810PDCC2008-112011-083A2011-082012-052012-10 8070.3S11205523669493123452248530496AUA2432003710056England and Wales.$bSovereign (1558-1603 : Elizabeth I)Elizabeth$bI,$cQueen of England,$d1533-1603.By the Queene161812008-082PDCC2008-112009-053Y2009-052009-092011-04 8072S11205699847315123462240948145AUA8755003716379By the Queene. Forasmuch as the Que161812008-086PDCC2008-112009-053Y2009-052009-092011-04 8075.5S11205999847318123492269045902AUA8758003716382By the Queene. The Queenes Maiestie161812008-084PDCC2008-112009-053Y2009-052009-092011-04 8076S11206199847320123512240948167AUA8760003716384By the Queene. Forasmuch as within161812008-083PDCC2008-112009-053Y2009-052009-092011-04 8079.3S11206999847328123612240948146AUA8767003716391By the Queene. Whereas the Queenes161812008-084PDCC2008-112009-053Y2009-052009-092011-04 8080S11214099847398124312240904562AUA8791003716415By the Queene. A proclamation for t161812008-083PDCC2008-112009-053Y2009-052009-092011-04 8081S11214199847399124322240953810AUA8792003716416September xxvij. Anno xviij. Regin{161812008-084PDCC2008-112009-053Y2009-052009-092011-04 8083S11214399847401124342240904533AUA8794003716418By the Queene. Forasmuch as the Que161812008-085PDCC2008-112009-053Y2009-052009-092011-04 8085S11214499847402124352248531139AUA8795003716419By the Queene. Whereas of late yeer161822013-077PDCC2013-082013-103A2013-102014-032014-10 8087S11214699847404124372248550299AUA8797003716421By the Queene. Forasmuch as vpon th161812008-085PDCC2008-112009-053Y2009-052009-092011-04 8088S11644799851663169492248551397AUB0492003718116By the Queene. The Queenes moste ex157612008-085PDCC2008-112009-053Y2009-052009-092011-04 8091S12108499856273218022240858681AUB2834003720458By the Queene. Whereas the Queenes157762009-0526PDCC2009-062017-053A2017-052022-12 8093S11644899851664169502240909290AUB0493003718117By the Queene. Forasmuch as the Que157712008-086PDCC2008-112009-053Y2009-052009-092011-04 8095S11827399853480188632240934005AUB1031003718655By the Queene. Wheras her Maiestie161812008-083PDCC2008-112009-053Y2009-052009-092011-04 8096S11645099851666169522248552563AUB0494003718118By the Queene. Whereas the Queenes157712008-086PDCC2008-112009-053Y2009-052009-092011-04 8098S11645199851667169532248538947AUB0495003718119By the Queene. A proclamation for a161812008-086PDCC2008-112009-053Y2009-052009-092011-04 8099S11645299851668169542240909227AUB0496003718120By the Queene. Whereas the Queenes161812008-086PDCC2008-112009-053Y2009-052009-092011-04 8100S11645499851670169572240857195AUB0497003718121By the Queene. An exemplication of157832009-0415PDCC2009-052011-123A2011-122012-052012-10 8102S340833149674284672240925629AUC5782003733406[An exemplification of the Queenes157832009-04 8103S11645599851671169582240918801AUB0498003718122By the Queene. Whereas the Queenes161812008-088PDCC2008-112009-063A2009-062009-092011-04 8105.3S11645699851672169592240909285AUB0499003718123By the Queene. Where it is ordeined161812008-084PDCC2008-112009-063A2009-062009-092011-04 8109S11647299851688169772240867347AUB0504003718128By the Queene. The Queenes most exc161812008-085PDCC2008-112009-063A2009-062009-092011-04 8111S11647399851689169782240948475AUB0505003718129By the Queene. Whereas by the aunci161812008-085PDCC2008-112009-063A2009-062009-092011-04 8112S11532699850545157542240872529AUB0091003717715By the Queene. Forasmuch as vpon th157912008-084PDCC2008-112009-063A2009-062009-092011-04 8115S11533299850551157612240863362AUB0096003717720By the Queene. Where it is ordayned157912008-084PDCC2008-112009-063A2009-062009-092011-04 8116S11533399850552157622240860415AUB0097003717721By the Queene. The Queenes most exc157912008-085PDCC2008-112009-063A2009-062009-092011-04 8117S373933150880287982240923857AUC6112003733736By the Queene157912008-085PDCC2008-112009-063A2009-062009-092011-04 8118S11533499850553157632240852698AUB0098003717722By the Queene. The Queenes most exc157912008-083PDCC2008-112009-063A2009-062009-092011-04 8119S11533699850555157652264193294AUB0100003717724England and Wales.$bSovereign (1558-1603 : Elizabeth I)Elizabeth$bI,$cQueen of England,$d1533-1603.By the Queene. A proclamation vvith certayne clauses of diuers statutes, & other necessary additions, first published in the xix. yeere of the Queenes Maiesties reigne, and now reuiued by her highnes commandement to be put in execution, vpon the penalties in the same conteined158082010-0129PDCC2010-012015-023A2015-022015-032016-02 8120S11533799850556157672240887668AUB0101003717725By the Queene. A proclamation for h158012008-084PDCC2008-112009-063A2009-062009-092011-04 8125S11534199850560157712240865955AUB0105003717729By the Queene. A proclamation again158012008-086PDCC2008-112009-063A2009-062009-092011-04 8126S11534299850561157722240852703AUB0106003717730By the Queene. A proclamation for t158012008-084PDCC2008-112009-063A2009-062009-092011-04 8129S11534599850564157752240880717AUB0109003717733By the Queene. The Queenes most exc158112008-084PDCC2008-112009-063A2009-062009-092011-04 8131.3S11534799850566157772240880718AUB0111003717735By the Queene. Where in the Parliam158112008-083PDCC2008-112009-063A2009-062009-092011-04 8132S11534899850567157782240885638AUB0112003717736By the Queene. A proclamation for a158112008-086PDCC2008-112009-063A2009-062009-092011-04 8134.3S11534999850568157792240863331AUB0113003717737By the Queene. A proclamation for t161812008-084PDCC2008-112009-063A2009-062009-092011-04 8137S11535199850570157812248542121AUB0115003717739By the Queene. A proclamation for t158212008-086PDCC2008-112009-063A2009-062009-092011-04 8138S11535299850571157822248542151AUB0116003717740By the Queene. A proclamation for k158212008-088PDCC2008-112009-063A2009-062009-092011-04 8139S11535399850572157832248543442AUB0117003717741By the Queene. A proclamation for t161812008-084PDCC2008-112009-063A2009-062009-092011-04 8140S11535499850573157842248543431AUB0118003717742By the Queene. A proclamation again158312008-086PDCC2008-112009-063A2009-062009-092011-04 8141S11535599850574157852248552151AUB0119003717743By the Queene. A proclamation again158312008-083PDCC2008-112009-063A2009-062009-092011-04 8143.3S11535699850575157862248560108AUB0120003717744By the Queene. A proclamation for t161812008-084PDCC2008-112009-063A2009-062009-092011-04 8143S373233150869287912240923893AUC6105003733729By the Queene158312008-084PDCC2008-112009-063A2009-062009-092011-04 8144S11828099853487188712240889956AUB1035003718659Orders set downe and allowed by the158412008-087PDCC2008-112009-063A2009-062009-092011-04 8145.5S422623525016267052240929832AUC4280003731904Certaine necessarie articles set ou158412008-087PDCC2008-112009-063A2009-062009-092011-04 8145S11535799850576157872240849672AUB0121003717745Articles set downe by the right wor161812008-087PDCC2008-112009-063A2009-062009-092011-04 8147S11535999850578157892240849567AUB0123003717747By the Queene. A proclamation for t161812008-084PDCC2008-112009-063A2009-062009-092011-04 8148S11828599853492188762240899323AUB1039003718663Orders agreed vpon, and set downe b161812008-089PDCC2008-112009-063A2009-062009-092011-04 8152S11536499850583157942240849575AUB0124003717748By the Queene. A proclamation again158512006-036PDCC2006-052006-063A2006-062006-092007-01 8153S11536599850584157952240857098AUB0125003717749By the Queene. A proclamation again158512008-084PDCC2008-112009-063A2009-062009-092011-04 8154S341433149705284732240919429AUC5788003733412An acte for the maintenance of the158512008-0812PDCC2008-112011-083Y2011-082012-052012-10 8157.3S11538023525313267082264219482A Declaration of the Queenes Maiesties most gratious dealing with William Marsden, and Robert Anderton, seminarie priests, sithens the time of their iust condemnation, being conuicted according to the lawes, and of their obstinacie in refusing to acknowledge their duetie and alleageance to Her Maiestie, 1586 161812014-019PDCC2014-012014-033A2014-032015-032016-02 8157S377333150951288322240932584AUC6145003733769A Declaration of the Queenes Maiest158612008-089PDCC2008-112009-063A2009-062009-092011-04 8158S388533151129289452240917035AUC6248003733872The exemplification of the Queenes158612003-027TECH2003-032003-053Y2003-052003-062003-07 8159S11538199850600158122240857097AUB0135003717759By the Queene. A proclamation notif158612008-083PDCC2008-112009-063A2009-062009-092011-04 8160S11538299850601158132240857239AUB0136003717760By the Queene. A true copie of the158632009-0412PDCC2009-052010-073A2010-072011-062011-12 8161S11829299853499188832240899321AUB1042003718666By the Queene. The Queenes most exc158712008-085PDCC2008-112009-063A2009-062009-092011-04 8162S11829599853502188862240916002AUB1044003718668By the Queene. The Queenes Maiesty158712008-083PDCC2008-112009-063A2009-062009-092011-04 8163S11538499850603158152240854573AUB0137003717761XXIII. Maij 1587. Anno 29. Elizabet158712008-082PDCC2008-112009-063A2009-062009-092011-04 8165S11538699850605158172240877936AUB0139003717763By the Queene. The Queenes Maiestie158712008-085PDCC2008-112009-063A2009-062009-092011-04 8167S11538799850606158182240880721AUB0140003717764By the Queene. A proclamation for w158732009-0415PDCC2009-052011-033A2011-032011-062011-12 8168S315933143085282182240919344AUC5546003733170A declaration of the Queenes Maiest158832009-0413PDCC2009-052011-033A2011-032011-062011-12 8169S11538999850608158202264183817AUB0141003717765A declaration of the Queenes Maiest158862009-0529PDCC2009-062014-103A2014-102015-032016-02 8170.5S259824352649275602240910781AUC4979003732603A declaration of an order for the m161812008-086PDCC2008-112009-063A2009-062009-092011-04 8170S11539399850612158242240854619AUB0143003717767A declaration of an order for the m158812007-075APEX2007-082007-093A2007-092008-022008-09 8171S373733150876287962248560722AUC6110003733734By the Queene158832009-0417PDCC2009-052010-063A2010-062011-062011-12 8172S115394998506131766242240852696England and Wales.$bSovereign (1558-1603 : Elizabeth I)Elizabeth$bI,$cQueen of England,$d1533-1603.By the Queene. A proclamation against the bringing in, dispersing, vttering and keeping of bulles from the sea of Rome, and other traiterous and sedicious libels, bookes and pamphlets Proclamations. 1588-07-01158832014-0113PDCC2014-012014-033A2014-032015-032016-02 8173S11539599850614158262248541609AUB0144003717768By the Queenes most excellent Maies158832009-0412PDCC2009-052009-063A2009-062009-092011-04 8174S11539699850615158272248534585AUB0145003717769By the Queene. The Queenes Maiestie158812008-084PDCC2008-112009-063A2009-062009-092011-04 8175S11539899850617158302248534571AUB0147003717771By the Queene. The Queenes most exc158812008-083PDCC2008-112009-063A2009-062009-092011-04 8178.7S11540523525639158382248541105AUA2425003710049England and Wales.$bSovereign (1558-1603 : Elizabeth I)Elizabeth$bI,$cQueen of England,$d1533-1603.By the Queene, a proclamation concernnig [sic] the souldiers appointed to serue in Her Maiesties seruice beyond the seas, vnder the charge of Sir Iohn Norris and Sir Francis Drake158912008-084PDCC2008-112009-063A2009-062009-092011-04 8178S11540299850621158342240857129AUB2806003720430By the Queene. A proclamation for t158812008-085PDCC2008-112009-063A2009-062009-092011-04 8182S11540799850626158402240854621AUB0153003717777By the Queene. A proclamation again158912008-086PDCC2008-112009-063A2009-062009-092011-04 8183S390733151160289672240897489AUC6269003733893Where sundrie preachers haue lateli158912003-023PDCC2003-032003-043A2003-042003-062003-07 8185.3S11540923534461158432264215063AUA2426003710050England and Wales.$bSovereign (1558-1603 : Elizabeth I)Elizabeth$bI,$cQueen of England,$d1533-1603.By the Queenes commandement, forasmuch, as it is found by good proofe, that many persons which haue serued of late on the seas, in the iourney towards Spaine and Portingale in comming from Plimmouth, and other ports of the realme, haue fallen sicke by the way, and diuers dyed as infected with the plague ...161812008-083PDCC2008-112009-063A2009-062009-092011-04 8185S374533150888288042240932674AUC6118003733742By the Queenes commaundement158912006-033APEX2006-042006-053A2006-052006-092007-01 8186S11541099850629158442240863336AUB0155003717779By the Queene. A proclamation, inhi158912008-084PDCC2008-112009-063A2009-062009-092011-04 8187S11541199850630158452240851592AUB0156003717780By the Queene. The Queenes most exc158912008-086PDCC2008-112009-063A2009-062009-092011-04 8188S11541399850632158472240849561AUB0158003717782By the Queene. A proclamation again158912008-087PDCC2008-112009-063A2009-062009-092011-04 8189S11541499850633158482240872613AUB0159003717783By the Queene. A proclamation for t158912008-084PDCC2008-112009-063A2009-062009-092011-04 8192.5S11542223535089158592264216073AUA2427003710051England and Wales.$bPrivy Council.England and Wales.$bSovereign (1558-1603 : Elizabeth I)Orders conceiued and set downe by the Lords of Her Maiesties Priuie Councell, by Her Highnesse speciall direction, to be put in execution for the restraint of killing and eating of flesh, aswell by the Lord Maior within the citie of London, and the officers of the liberties and exempt places in and about the same, as by the Lords lieutenants in the seuerall counties of the realme161812008-088PDCC2008-112009-063A2009-062009-092011-04 8193S11542499850643158622264192810AUB0162003717786By the Queene. Elizabeth by the gra159012008-085PDCC2008-112009-063A2009-062009-092011-04 8195S11543099850649158702248533644AUB0163003717787By the Queene. A proclamation comma159012008-086PDCC2008-112009-063A2009-062009-092011-04 8196S11543199850650158712240851576AUB0164003717788By the Queene. Where the Queenes mo161812008-084PDCC2008-112009-063A2009-062009-092011-04 8197S11543399850652158732240863345AUB0165003717789By the Queene. A proclamation forbi159012008-085PDCC2008-112009-063A2009-062009-092011-04 8198S11543499850653158742240865958AUB0166003717790By the Queene. A proclamation for t159012008-084PDCC2008-112009-063A2009-062009-092011-04 8199.5S259924352842275612248550415AUC4980003732604By the Queene159012008-086PDCC2008-112009-063A2009-062009-092011-04 8200S11544199850660158812248541091AUB0168003717792By the Queene. The Queenes Maiestie159122003-089TECH2003-092003-103A2003-102003-122004-03 8201S11544299850661158822248534620AUB0169003717793Orders conceiued by the Lords of he159112008-0810PDCC2008-112009-063A2009-062009-092011-04 8202S11544399850662158832248541047AUB0170003717794By the Queene. A proclamation to fo159122013-079PDCC2013-082013-103A2013-102014-032014-10 8203.5S423123536253267312240910860AUC4300003731924Elizabeth by the grace of God Queen159112008-084PDCC2008-112009-063A2009-062009-092011-04 8203S11544499850663158842248541621AUB0171003717795By the Queene. Whereas heretofore s159112008-083PDCC2008-112009-063A2009-062009-092011-04 8204.5S423223543133267342240895968AUC4303003731927[Articles concerning the admiralty161812008-0810PDCC2008-112009-063A2009-062009-092011-04 8204S11544599850664158852240863342AUB0172003717796Articles concerning the Admirality159122013-0720PDCC2013-082013-093A2013-092014-032014-10 8206S11544699850665158862240875885AUB0173003717797By the Queene. A proclamation strai159112008-0810PDCC2008-112009-063A2009-062009-092011-04 8207S115448998506672152012264181277AUB0174003717798By the Queene. A declaration of great troubles pretended against the Realme159142009-0421PDCC2009-052010-073A2010-072011-062011-12 8208S100669998364997772240864405AUA2794003710418A declaration of great troubles pre159182010-0120PDCC2010-012010-033A2010-032010-042011-04 8210S11544999850668158892240863350AUB0175003717799By the Queene. THe Queenes Maiesty vnderstanding of the common wandring abroad of a great multitude of her people...159112008-085PDCC2008-112009-063A2009-062009-092011-04 8210S1154499985066815888NONEAUB0175003717799By the Queene. THe Queenes Maiesty vnderstanding of the common wandring abroad of a great multitude of her people...159112009-046PDCC2009-052010-073A2010-072011-062011-12 8212.3S11545523554302158962248533904AUA2428003710052England and Wales.$bSovereign (1558-1603 : Elizabeth I)Elizabeth$bI,$cQueen of England,$d1533-1603.By the Queene, where it is ordeined and prouided by a statute made & established in the Parliament holden at Westminster the viii. day of June, in the xxviii. yeere of the reigne of the Queenes Maiesties dearely beloued father of famous memorie King Henry the Eight, that the prices of all kind of wines ... should be limitted and declared by the Lorde Chauncelor of England ... and that the same should be solde according to the same prices so by them set and taxed vpon paine and penaltie conteined in the saide acte161812008-085PDCC2008-112009-063A2009-062009-092011-04 8212S124678998989911508422240897306005371418England and Wales.$bSovereign (1558-1603 : Elizabeth I)Elizabeth$bI,$cQueen of England,$d1533-1603.By the Queene :$bWhere it is ordained and prouided by a statute, made and established in the Parliament holden at Westminster the eight day of Iune, in the eight and twentieth yeere of the raigne of the Queenes Maiesties dearely beloued father of famous memorie, King Henry the eight, that the prices of all kinde of wines, ...159112008-085PDCC2008-112009-053A2009-052009-092011-04 8213S373333150870287922240908286AUC6106003733730By the Queene159112008-085PDCC2008-112009-053A2009-052009-092011-04 8214S11545699850675158972240852693AUB0176003717800By the Queene. A proclamation to be161812008-085PDCC2008-112009-053A2009-052009-092011-04 8215S11545999850678159012240849576AUB0178003717802By the Queene. A proclamation to ch159212008-085PDCC2008-112009-053A2009-052009-092011-04 8217S11546399850682159052240865770AUB0181003717805Orders conceiued by the Lords of he159212008-0810PDCC2008-112013-023Y2013-022014-032014-10 8218S11546499850683159062240854580AUB0182003717806Whereas the Queenes Maiestie doth v159212008-083PDCC2008-112009-053A2009-052009-092011-04 8219S11546699850685159082240865956AUB0184003717808By the Queene. Where for the seruic161812000-002PDCC2001-062001-062Y2001-002001-112003-01 8220S11547099850689159132240877941AUB0185003717809By the Queene. A proclamation by he159212008-084PDCC2008-112009-053A2009-052009-092011-04 8221S11547199850690159142240870328AUB0186003717810By the Queene. A proclamation for a159212006-036APEX2006-042006-053A2006-052006-092007-01 8222S11547399850692159162240863347AUB0188003717812By the Queene. The Queenes most exc159212008-086PDCC2008-112009-053A2009-052009-092011-04 8223S11547599850694159182240865767AUB0189003717813By the Queene. A proclamation to re159212008-085PDCC2008-112009-053A2009-052009-092011-04 8224S11547799850696159202240857187AUB0190003717814By the Queene. A proclamation for k159212006-038TECH2006-032006-053A2006-052006-092007-01 8226S11548499850703159272248543517AUB0192003717816Orders conceiued by the Lords of he159312008-0810PDCC2008-112011-083A2011-082012-052012-10 8229S11548699850705159292240865359AUB0193003717817By the Queene. The Queenes most exc159312008-087PDCC2008-112009-053A2009-052009-092011-04 8230S11548899850707159312248534570AUB0194003717818By the Queene. A proclamation to re159312006-035PDCC2006-052006-063A2006-062006-092007-01 8231S312933143010281882240925439AUC5519003733143[By the Privy Council]159312008-089PDCC2008-112009-053A2009-052009-092011-04 8232S11548999850708159322240887667AUB0195003717819By the Queene. The Queenes most exc159312006-034PDCC2006-052006-093A2006-092007-022007-10 8233S11549099850709159332240857127AUB0196003717820A proclamation to reforme the disor159312006-034PDCC2006-052006-093A2006-092007-022007-10 8234S11549199850710159342240851590AUB0197003717821By the Queene. The Queenes most exc159312008-0810PDCC2008-112009-053A2009-052009-092011-04 8238.5S260024356245275632240940945AUC4981003732605By the Queene159412008-084PDCC2008-112009-053A2009-052009-092011-04 8238S11549799850716159412240851572AUB0201003717825By the Queene. A proclamation again161812008-083PDCC2008-112009-053A2009-052009-092011-04 8239S11549899850717159422240870331AUB0202003717826By the Priuie Counsel. A commandeme159512008-085PDCC2008-112009-053A2009-052009-092011-04 8240S11550799850726159512240863326AUB0203003717827By the Queene. A proclamation again159412008-085PDCC2008-112009-053A2009-052009-092011-04 8241S11550899850727159522240857091AUB0204003717828Orders conceiued by the Lords of he159512008-0810PDCC2008-112013-023A2013-022014-032014-10 8242S11551099850729159542248541987AUB0206003717830By the Queene. The Queenes Maiestie159512008-084PDCC2008-112009-053A2009-052009-092011-04 8243S11551199850730159552240851611AUB0207003717831Orders prescribed by her Maiesties159512008-087PDCC2008-112009-053A2009-052009-092011-04 8245.5S423423603703267592248530575AUC4322003731946The seuerall rates and taxations fo159522006-099APEX2006-092007-033A2007-032008-022008-09 8246S387933151122289392248560729AUC6242003733866The seuerall rates and taxations fo159522010-0711APEX2010-072010-083A2010-082011-062011-12 8247.4S11541623955155158512264215424England and Wales.$bSovereign (1558-1603 : Elizabeth I)Elizabeth$bI,$cQueen of England,$d1533-1603.By the Queene, a proclamation for the calling in and frustrating all commissions for the making of salt-peter granted forth before that to George Euelin and others, the 28. of Ianuary 1587 : whereby many of Her Maiesties subiects were greatly abused, as also that all peter made by the said later commissions doe bring the same into Her Maiesties store, &c.159512014-016PDCC2014-012014-023A2014-022014-032014-10 8247.6S377933150964288382240914672AUC6150003733774Elizabeth by the grace of God Queen159512003-086APEX2003-092003-103A2003-102003-122004-03 8247.8S11359099848823139392240931599AUA9517003717141Orders conceiued by the lords of he159612008-089PDCC2008-112009-053A2009-052009-092011-04 8248S323533143206282942240921517AUC5616003733240Letters from the lords of Her Maies159612008-086PDCC2008-112009-053A2009-052009-092011-04 8249S11551399850732159562240857099England and Wales.$bSovereign (1558-1603 : Elizabeth I)Elizabeth$bI,$cQueen of England,$d1533-1603.By the Queene. A proclamation against sundry abuses practised by diuers lewd & audacious persons falsly naming themselues messengers of her Maiesties Chamber, trauelling from place to place with writings counterfeited in forme of warrants : as also against another sort of vagabond persons that carrie counterfeit pasports wherewith to begge and gather almes.Proclamations. 1596-05-03159642014-0119PDCC2014-012014-033A2014-032015-032016-02 8251S11552099850739159642240872612AUB0212003717836By the Queene. A proclamation for t159612008-085PDCC2008-112009-053A2009-052009-092011-04 8253.3S11552223956378159672264219490AUA2440003710064England and Wales.$bSovereign (1558-1603 : Elizabeth I)Elizabeth$bI,$cQueen of England,$d1533-1603.By the Queene, a proclamation commanding all persons vpon the borders of England, to keepe peace towards Scotland, vpon the like proclamation by the King of Scots towards England159612008-085PDCC2008-112009-043A2009-042009-092011-04 8254S378133150968288402240937521AUC6152003733776Elizabeth by the grace of God Queen159612008-084PDCC2008-112009-043A2009-042009-092011-04 8255.5S192622919865258982240860349AUC3605003731229By the Queene159612008-085PDCC2008-112009-043A2009-042009-092011-04 8255S11552399850742159682240860419AUB0214003717838By the Queene. The Queenes Maiestie159622013-0710PDCC2013-082013-103A2013-102014-032014-10 8256S11552599850744159702240880716AUB0215003717839Orders conceiued by the Lords of he159712008-0810PDCC2008-112008-123A2008-122009-022009-10 8257S11552699850745159712240849677AUB0216003717840By the Queene. Whereas the Queenes159752014-0120PDCC2014-012014-043A2014-042015-032016-02 8258S11552799850746159722240857149AUB0217003717841Certaine notes out of the statutes159712008-085PDCC2008-112009-043A2009-042009-092011-04 8259S11552899850747159732240857240AUB0218003717842By the Queene. A proclamation comma159712008-084PDCC2008-112009-043A2009-042009-092011-04 8260S11552999850748159742240852664AUB0219003717843By the Queene. Whereas an vntrue an159712008-083PDCC2008-112009-043A2009-042009-092011-04 8261.5S374433150887288032240897591AUC6117003733741By the Queene159712008-086PDCC2008-112009-043A2009-042009-092011-04 8261.7S123921815313249062264187305AUC2787003730411An acte for punishment of rogues, v159832009-0421PDCC2009-052012-023A2012-022012-052012-10 8262S374033150881287992240921768AUC6113003733737By the Queene159722014-039PDCC2014-042014-063A2014-062015-032016-02 8264S11553599850754159802240854620AUB0223003717847Elizabeth by the grace of God, Quee159812008-0819PDCC2008-112013-103A2013-102014-032014-10 8265S11553699850755159812240892300AUB0224003717848By the Queene. A proclamation for t159812008-087PDCC2008-112009-043A2009-042009-092011-04 8266S11553799850756159822240885635AUB0225003717849By the Queene. The Queenes Maiestie159812008-084PDCC2008-112009-043A2009-042009-092011-04 8267S11553999850758159842248540151AUB0226003717850By the Queene. The Queenes Maiestie159922003-087PDCC2003-092003-103A2003-102003-122004-03 8269S11554899850767159932240916750AUB0231003717855By the Lord Generall. Whereas it ha159922010-0710APEX2010-072010-083A2010-082011-062011-12 8270S11554999850768159942240906717AUB0232003717856By the Queene. A proclamation for t160012008-085PDCC2008-112009-043A2009-042009-092011-04 8271S11555099850769159952240899378AUB0233003717857By the Queene. A proclamation for t160032009-0417PDCC2009-052011-093A2011-092012-052012-10 8274S12182199856983226402240870521AUB2419003720043By the Queene. A proclamation inhib160012008-085PDCC2008-112009-043A2009-042009-092011-04 8277S11555899850777160032264185176AUB0241003717865England and Wales.$bSovereign (1558-1603 : Elizabeth I)Elizabeth$bI,$cQueen of England,$d1533-1603.A publication concerning the custome or subsidie of all such sorts of silks with lawnes and cambricks, as are granted by her Maiesties letters patents vnder the great seale of England160112008-085PDCC2008-112009-043A2009-042009-092011-04 8278S11556099850779160062240855857AUB0242003717866By the Queene. A proclamation for t160132009-0415PDCC2009-052010-073A2010-072011-062011-12 8279S100840998366679512240932934AUA2859003710483By the Queene. Whereas the Earle of160112008-085PDCC2008-112009-043A2009-042009-092011-04 8282S125356998982961735352248515617005372319England and Wales.$bSovereign (1558-1603 : Elizabeth I)By the Queene. Whereas aduertisement is giuen vnto vs, that there is at this time dispersed within our citie of London, and the suburbs thereof, a great multitude of base and loose people ...160012008-083PDCC2008-112009-043A2009-042009-092011-04 8284S11556299850781160082240904783AUB0244003717868By the Queene. Whereas aduertisemen160112008-083PDCC2008-112009-043A2009-042009-092011-04 8285S115565999005431735362264173244005372197England and Wales.$bPrivy Council.Orders conceiued by the Lords of her Maiesties priuie counsel, and by her Highnesse special direction, commanded to be put in execution for the restraint of killing, and eating of flesh this next Lent :$band to be executed aswell by the Lord Maior within the city and suburbs of London, and by the officers of the liberties & exempt places in and about the same, as by order to be prescribed by the Lords Lieutenants of all the counties of the realme to the iustices of peace, Lords of Liberties, and officers of corporate townes. 26. Febr. 43. yeere of her Maiesties reigne.160112008-086PDCC2008-112009-043A2009-042009-092011-04 8286S11718799852402177232240913160AUB9903003727527By the Queene. Whereas diuers trait160112008-082PDCC2008-112009-043A2009-042009-092011-04 8287S12156599856744223682240877836AUC2008003729632By the Queene. A proclamation for t160112008-083PDCC2008-112009-043A2009-042009-092011-04 8290S11719099852405177262240858533AUB9906003727530By the Queene. A proclamation to re160222003-089TECH2003-092003-123A2003-122004-022004-03 8291S12156699856745223692240893231AUC2009003729633By the Queene. A proclamation for m160232009-0412PDCC2009-052011-093Y2011-092012-052012-10 8293S335633143361284152240925594AUC5732003733356To all and singular justices of pea160212008-084PDCC2008-112009-043A2009-042009-092011-04 8294S11719399852408177292240919296AUB9907003727531By the Queene. Forasmuch as her Mai160212008-085PDCC2008-112009-043A2009-042009-092011-04 8295S373433150872287932248560833AUC6107003733731By the Queene160232009-0415PDCC2009-052011-033A2011-032011-062011-12 8296S384633151075289062240937398AUC6209003733833Orders conceiued by the lords of he160312008-086PDCC2008-112009-043A2009-042009-092011-04 8298506.h.10[1]998927261870972240918101England and Wales.$bPrivy Council.Forasmuch as it hath pleased Almighty God to call to his mercy out of this transitory life our soueraigne lady, the high and mighty prince, Elizabeth late Queene of England, France, and Ireland ... .160322013-107PDCC2013-112014-013A2014-012014-032014-10 8303S364833150685287072240900740AUC6022003733646By the King160332009-047PDCC2009-052010-033A2010-032010-042011-04 8304S12391033149968285082240897289AUC5823003733447By the King160312003-033TECH2003-042003-053A2003-052003-062003-07 8307S364933150687287082240925775AUC6023003733647By the King160312008-083PDCC2008-112009-043A2009-042009-092011-04 8308S12391433149896284992240919343AUC5814003733438By the King160322003-034APEX2003-042003-053A2003-052003-062003-07 8309506.h.10[8]998927321871042248563880England and Wales.$bSovereign (1603-1625 : James I)The zeale and great affection, which we haue found in all sorts of people of this our kingdome towards our person, : and that right which we had to the succession of this crowne, hath so many wayes bene expressed, ...160322014-0110PDCC2014-012014-043A2014-042015-032016-02 8311S365133150690287102240914910AUC6025003733649By the King160312008-085PDCC2008-112009-043A2009-042009-092011-04 8313S12391733150730287292240925700AUC6044003733668By the King160312008-083PDCC2008-112009-043A2009-042009-092011-04 8314S12391833150688287092248547260AUC6024003733648By the King160312008-084PDCC2008-112009-043A2009-042009-092011-04 8315S12390933149871284972240925460AUC5812003733436By the King160312003-033PDCC2003-042003-053A2003-052003-062003-07 8316S12391933150677287022240924064AUC6017003733641By the King160312008-084PDCC2008-112009-043A2009-042009-092011-04 8318S12392033150665286962248549147AUC6011003733635By the King160312008-083PDCC2008-112009-043A2009-042009-092011-04 8319506.h.10[14]998927381871102240921138England and Wales.$bSovereign (1603-1625 : James I)James$bI,$cKing of England,$d1566-1625.Where in a proclamation (lately by us published) for considerations therein expressed, : we prescribed a course whereby the complaints of our people might be taken away, ...160312014-013PDCC2014-012014-023A2014-022014-032014-10 8320S369433150782287532240914691AUC6067003733691By the King160312003-032PDCC2003-042003-053A2003-052003-062003-07 8321506.h.10[15]998927391871112240925183England and Wales.$bSovereign (1603-1625 : James I)Although we haue made it knowen by publike edict, that at our entrance into these our kingdomes of England and Ireland, : we stood, as still wee doe, in good amitie and friendship with all the princes of Christendome, ...160322014-016PDCC2014-012014-023A2014-022014-032014-10 8322S364733150682287062240914652AUC6021003733645By the King160322006-038TECH2006-032006-053Y2006-052006-092007-01 8323S363833150667286972240924155AUC6012003733636By the King160312008-083PDCC2008-112009-043A2009-042009-092011-04 8324S361933150626286782240897340AUC5993003733617By the King160332003-0311PDCC2003-042003-053A2003-052003-062003-07 8325S345233149980285112240925812AUC5826003733450By the King160312003-033PDCC2003-042003-053A2003-052003-062003-07 8326S12392833150750287382240914680AUC6053003733677By the King160312008-085PDCC2008-112009-043A2009-042009-092011-04 8327S366633150719287252240919445AUC6040003733664By the King160312006-033PDCC2006-052006-063A2006-062006-092007-01 8328S368133150754287402240932658AUC6055003733679By the King160312003-034TECH2003-042003-053A2003-052003-062003-07 8329S12393133150739287332240925682AUC6048003733672By the King160312008-085PDCC2008-112009-043A2009-042009-092011-04 8330S12393233150743287342240897516AUC6049003733673By the King160312006-033APEX2006-042006-053A2006-052006-092007-01 8331S12393333150630286812240904443AUC5996003733620By the King160312003-033APEX2003-042003-053A2003-052003-062003-07 8332S365233150693287112240924184AUC6026003733650By the King160312008-086PDCC2008-112009-043A2009-042009-092011-04 8333S12393533149985285122240919248AUC5827003733451By the King160322003-034APEX2003-042003-053A2003-052003-062003-07 8334S123936998983231735382240900658005372238England and Wales.$bSovereign (1603-1625 : James I)By the King. A proclamation to represse all piracies and depredations vpon the sea160342013-078PDCC2013-082013-103A2013-102014-032014-10 8335506.h.10[29]998927531871252240929200England and Wales.$bSovereign (1603-1625 : James I)James$bI,$cKing of England,$d1566-1625.Whereas the Kings most excellent Maiestie, vpon information giuen to his highnesse of the infection of the plague growen and dispersed in his cities of London and Westminster, ... .160322014-0112PDCC2014-012014-033A2014-032015-032016-02 8336506.h.10[30]998927551871262240923508England and Wales.$bSovereign (1603-1625 : James I)James$bI,$cKing of England,$d1566-1625.As we haue euer from our infancie had manifold proofes of Gods great goodnes towards us in his protecting of us from many dangers of our person, ... .160322014-017PDCC2014-012014-033A2014-032015-032016-02 8337506.h.10[31]998927561871272240928912England and Wales.$bSovereign (1603-1625 : James I)James$bI,$cKing of England,$d1566-1625.By the King. Whereas vve are giuen to vnderstand, that since our entrie unto this kingdome, many of our subiects of our realme of Scotland, : and some also of England (who by ancient lawes and customes of this realme are bound to bring all such goods and merchandizes as passe betweene the two realmes, either to the citie of Carlile, or towne of Barwicke (if the same be caried by land) ...160312014-013PDCC2014-012014-023A2014-022014-032014-10 8338S370133150797287602240925592AUC6074003733698By the King160312008-083PDCC2008-112009-043A2009-042009-092011-04 8339S12394133149994285142240919340AUC5829003733453By the King160312003-033TECH2003-042003-053A2003-052003-062003-07 8340S381433151027288732240940859AUC6182003733806Iames by the grace of God king of E160312008-084PDCC2008-112009-043A2009-042009-092011-04 8341S367833150749287372240923852AUC6052003733676By the King160332009-0410PDCC2009-052010-063A2010-062011-062011-12 8343506.h.10[34]998927591871302240927265England and Wales.$bSovereign (1603-1625 : James I)James$bI,$cKing of England,$d1566-1625.Hauing after some time spent in setling the politique affaires of this realme, : of late bestowed no small labour in composing certaine differences wee found among our cleargie about rites and ceremonies heretofore established in this Church of England, ...160422014-019PDCC2014-012014-033A2014-032015-032016-02 8344S11846499853671190652240909270By the King. A proclamation for the160322003-038APEX2003-042003-053A2003-052003-062003-07 8346506.h.10[36]998927611871322240936941England and Wales.$bSovereign (1603-1625 : James I)James$bI,$cKing of England,$d1566-1625.Orders for thorovv posts, and curriers, riding in our post in our affaires. .160422013-108PDCC2013-112014-013A2014-012014-032014-10 8348506.h.10[37]998927621871332240931646England and Wales.$bSovereign (1603-1625 : James I)James$bI,$cKing of England,$d1566-1625.Orders for the posts of our realmes, : and for all men to obserue and obey in the speedy carriage of packets, directed for our affaires.160412014-014PDCC2014-012014-083A2014-082015-032016-02 8349S12279833150710287222240925501AUC6037003733661By the King160412008-085PDCC2008-112009-043A2009-042009-092011-04 8351.3S120191998553901778542248497020England and Wales.$bSovereign (1603-1625 : James I)James$bI,$cKing of England,$d1566-1625.To the reuerend fathers in God, and our trustie and well beloued, the bishops assembled at the Conuocation. Iames. Right reuerend fathers in God, and right trustie and well beloued, we greet you well ... 160412014-013PDCC2014-012014-023A2014-022014-032014-10 8352S123947999003181508432248521423005371350England and Wales.$bSovereign (1603-1625 : James I)James$bI,$cKing of England,$d1566-1625.By the King. Whereas in the Parliament holden in the seuen and twentieth yere of the reigne of our most noble progenitor Edward the thirde late king of England ...160412008-089PDCC2008-112009-043A2009-042009-092011-04 8353S12394833150694287122240924174AUC6027003733651By the King160412008-082PDCC2008-112009-043A2009-042009-092011-04 8354S368233150758287412240937299AUC6056003733680By the King160412008-085PDCC2008-112009-043A2009-042009-092011-04 8355506.h.10[41]998927651871372240933949England and Wales.$bSovereign (1603-1625 : James I)James$bI,$cKing of England,$d1566-1625.The care vvich vvee haue had, and paines vvhich wee haue taken to settle the affaires of this Church of England in an uniformitie as well of doctrine, as of gouernment, ... .160422014-019PDCC2014-012014-033A2014-032015-032016-02 8358S380433151007288632240921748AUC6172003733796Iames by the grace of God King of E160412008-0820PDCC2008-112012-023Y2012-022012-052012-10 8359S12395033150762287442240923851AUC6059003733683By the King160412008-082PDCC2008-112009-043A2009-042009-092011-04 8360506.h.10[43]998927671871392240937139England and Wales.$bSovereign (1603-1625 : James I)Charles$bI,$cKing of England,$d1600-1649.Proclamation against selling of ships. .160412014-013PDCC2014-012014-023A2014-022014-032014-10 8361S12298333150676287012240925488AUC6016003733640By the King160432009-049PDCC2009-052010-033A2010-032010-042011-04 8363S12395233149997285152248558148AUC5830003733454By the King160412003-083TECH2003-092003-103A2003-102003-122004-03 8364506.h.12[70]506.h.10[46]S123805998926371871422264198510England and Wales.$bSovereign (1603-1625 : James I)James$bI,$cKing of England,$d1566-1625.A proclamation for coynes. .160432014-0112PDCC2014-012014-033A2014-032015-032016-02 8365506.h.10[47]998927691871432240918452England and Wales.$bSovereign (1603-1625 : James I)James$bI,$cKing of England,$d1566-1625.Whereas at the late rising of the first session of our Parliament, wee did prorogue the same vntill the seuenth day of February next, ... .160412014-013PDCC2014-012014-023A2014-022014-032014-10 8367S12395433151110289322240921732AUC6235003733859A publication concerning all sorts160512008-0814PDCC2008-112011-113A2011-112012-052012-10 8368506.h.10[49]998927711871452240936962England and Wales.$bSovereign (1603-1625 : James I)James$bI,$cKing of England,$d1566-1625.A proclamation concerning leases and asserts. .160522014-018PDCC2014-012014-033A2014-032015-032016-02 8369506.h.10[50]998927721871462269047873England and Wales.$bSovereign (1603-1625 : James I)James$bI,$cKing of England,$d1566-1625.A proclamation for reuocation of mariners from forreine seruices. .160522014-018PDCC2014-012014-033A2014-032015-032016-02 8370S12156999856748223722248504410AUC2011003729635By the King. A proclamation for bui160512008-084PDCC2008-112009-043A2009-042009-092011-04 8372S123957998989391508452240892078005371352England and Wales.$bSovereign (1603-1625 : James I)James$bI,$cKing of England,$d1566-1625.By the King. A proclamation concerning assart lands160512008-083PDCC2008-112009-043A2009-042009-092011-04 8373S12395833150765287462269045434AUC6061003733685By the King160522003-088PDCC2003-092003-113A2003-112003-122004-03 8374506.h.10[54]998927751871502240933872England and Wales.$bSovereign (1603-1625 : James I)James$bI,$cKing of England,$d1566-1625.A proclamation for proroguing the Parliament. .160512014-012PDCC2014-012014-033A2014-032015-032016-02 8375506.h.10[55]998927761871512240924808England and Wales.$bSovereign (1603-1625 : James I)James$bI,$cKing of England,$d1566-1625.A proclamation to redresse the mis-imployment of lands, goods, and other things giuen for charitable vses. .160522014-017PDCC2014-012014-033A2014-032015-032016-02 8376S365933150704287182248560779AUC6033003733657By the King160552008-0147PDCC2008-022011-053A2011-052011-062011-12 8377S368433150760287432240921760AUC6058003733682By the King160512008-086PDCC2008-112009-043Y2009-042009-092011-04 8378S12396133150759287422240925642AUC6057003733681By the King160512008-013PDCC2008-022008-033A2008-032008-092009-03 8379.5506.h.10[57]998927781871532240918512England and Wales.$bSovereign (1603-1625 : James I)James$bI,$cKing of England,$d1566-1625.Whereas one Thomas Percy, a gentleman pensioner to his Maiestie, is discouered to haue bene priuie to one of the most horrible treasons that euer was contriued, ... .160512014-012PDCC2014-012014-033A2014-032015-032016-02 8379S368833150767287472240939690AUC6062003733686By the King160512008-082PDCC2008-112009-043Y2009-042009-092011-04 8382506.h.10[58]998924971871542248562284England and Wales.$bSovereign (1603-1625 : James I)James$bI,$cKing of England,$d1566-1625.Whereas Thomas Percy Gentleman, and some other his confederates, person knowen to be so vtterly corrupted with the superstition of the Romish religion ... .160522014-016PDCC2014-012014-023A2014-022014-032014-10 8383S365433150695287132240924166AUC6028003733652By the King160512008-082PDCC2008-112009-043Y2009-042009-092011-04 8384506.h.10[60]998927801871562248561410England and Wales.$bSovereign (1603-1625 : James I)James$bI,$cKing of England,$d1566-1625.Where amongst other persons discouered to bee confederates in the late horrible treason, : for the destruction of our person and the whole estates of the realme, one Robert Winter, esquire, ...160512014-012PDCC2014-012014-023A2014-022014-032014-10 8386S123965998983241735392240897150005372239England and Wales.$bSovereign (1603-1625 : James I)James$bI,$cKing of England,$d1566-1625.By the King. Whereas the custody and safe keeping of our seuerall counties and shires of our realme of England, are by our ancient common lawes committed to seuerall shiriffes ...160532009-045PDCC2009-052010-033A2010-032010-042011-04 8387506.h.10[69]998927851871652248561459England and Wales.$bSovereign (1603-1625 : James I)It is so manifest to the world by all our proceedings hitherto towards those subiects of ours, : which doe professe the Romish religion, ...160622014-015PDCC2014-012014-083A2014-082015-032016-02 8389506.h.10[62]998927821871582248564906England and Wales.$bSovereign (1603-1625 : James I)James$bI,$cKing of England,$d1566-1625.Where a seditious rumor hath bene raised this morning, that some ill accident should be befallen our person, : and thereupon the people thereabouts haue bene raysed in armes by direction from constable to constable, ...160612014-012PDCC2014-012014-083A2014-082015-032016-02 8391506.h.10[63]998927831871592248562359England and Wales.$bSovereign (1603-1625 : James I)James$bI,$cKing of England,$d1566-1625.Whereas some difference hath arisen betweene our subiects of south and north Britaine trauayling by seas, about the bearing of their flagges: ... .160612014-012PDCC2014-012014-033A2014-032015-032016-02 8392S11572199850939161812240851623AUB8997003726621By the King. A proclamation for pre160632009-0417PDCC2009-052010-073A2010-072011-062011-12 8393506.h.10[65]998930901871612240933920England and Wales.$bSovereign (1603-1625 : James I)James$bI,$cKing of England,$d1566-1625.Wee doe not doubt but that all our subiects (embracing the true religion professed in this Church of England ... .160622014-019PDCC2014-012014-033A2014-032015-032016-02 8394S12157099856749223732240877926AUC2012003729636By the King. A proclamation for the160612008-084PDCC2008-112009-043Y2009-042009-092011-04 8395S12305833150487286312240914614AUC5946003733570By the King160612008-084PDCC2008-112009-043Y2009-042009-092011-04 8396506.h.10[68]998927841871642248562483England and Wales.$bSovereign (1603-1625 : James I)James$bI,$cKing of England,$d1566-1625.The Kings most excellent Maiestie, finding that the infection of the plague is at this present in sundry places of the city of London, ... .160612014-016PDCC2014-012014-023A2014-022014-032014-10 8397S11572699850944161862240870437AUB9001003726625By the King. The Kings most excelle160612008-083PDCC2008-112009-043Y2009-042009-092011-04 8398S366733150721287262240900642AUC6041003733665By the King160612008-083PDCC2008-112009-043Y2009-042009-092011-04 8399S12397033150786287552240937400AUC6069003733693By the King160712005-053PDCC2005-082005-093A2005-092005-102005-12 8400S366233150707287212240924142AUC6036003733660By the King160732005-0511TECH2005-062005-073A2005-072005-102005-12 8401506.h.10[73]998920101871692240909448England and Wales.$bSovereign (1603-1625 : James I)James$bI,$cKing of England,$d1566-1625.Whereas at a parliament holden at Westminster in the fift yeere of King Richard the second, ... .160722014-017PDCC2014-012014-033A2014-032015-032016-02 8402S366033150705287192248562622AUC6034003733658By the King160712005-054APEX2005-062005-073A2005-072005-102005-12 8403S12157199856750223742240904489AUC2013003729637Iames by the grace of God, of Engla160712008-0811PDCC2008-112011-083Y2011-082012-052012-10 8404506.h.10[76]998920111871722240903479England and Wales.$bSovereign (1603-1625 : James I)James$bI,$cKing of England,$d1566-1625.A proclamation concerning starch. .160722014-0110PDCC2014-012014-023A2014-022014-032014-10 8405S11719899852413177342248543708AUB9911003727535By the King. A proclamation for pro160712006-032APEX2006-042006-053A2006-052006-092007-01 8406506.h.10[78]998923151871742248560828England and Wales.$bSovereign (1603-1625 : James I)James$bI,$cKing of England,$d1566-1625.A proclamation for iurors. .160722014-0110PDCC2014-012014-023A2014-022014-032014-10 8407506.h.10[79]Harl.7614[210]998923161871752264199782England and Wales.$bSovereign (1603-1625 : James I)James$bI,$cKing of England,$d1566-1625.The Kings maiestie perceiuing the great inconueniences, which dayly doe arise by the continuall additions of a multitude of new buildings in the citie of London ... .160722014-0111PDCC2014-012014-033A2014-032015-032016-02 8408S11806999853278186492240921401AUC0375003727999By the King. The Kings most excelle160712008-084PDCC2008-112009-043Y2009-042009-092011-04 8409506.h.10[81]998927881871772240933961England and Wales.$bSovereign (1603-1625 : James I)James$bI,$cKing of England,$d1566-1625.A proclamation touching the Earles of Tyrone and Tryconnell. .160722014-018PDCC2014-012014-033A2014-032015-032016-02 8410S12397333150003285172240925693AUC5832003733456By the King160712008-083PDCC2008-112009-043Y2009-042009-092011-04 8412506.h.10[84]998927911871802240923398England and Wales.$bPrivy Council.James$bI,$cKing of England,$d1566-1625.Orders conceiued by the lords of his Maiesties Priuie Councell, and by his Highnesse speciall direction, commanded to be put in execution, for the restraint of killing, and eating of flesh this next Lent, ... .160822014-019PDCC2014-012014-033A2014-032015-032016-02 8413506.h.10[86]998927931871822269048880England and Wales.$bSovereign (1603-1625 : James I)James$bI,$cKing of England,$d1566-1625.A proclamation against transportation of leather. .160822014-015PDCC2014-012014-023A2014-022014-032014-10 8414S12397833150809287652240937406AUC6079003733703[By the King]160812008-083PDCC2008-112009-043Y2009-042009-092011-04 8415506.h.10[88]998927951871842240932245England and Wales.$bSovereign (1603-1625 : James I)James$bI,$cKing of England,$d1566-1625.A proclamation for the preuenting and remedying of the dearth of graine, and other victuals. .160822014-017PDCC2014-012014-033A2014-032015-032016-02 8416506.h.10[85]998927921871812240920751England and Wales.The effect of certaine branches of the statute made in anno xxxiij. Henrici viij. touching the maintenance of artillerie, and the punishment of such as vse vnlawfull games, : very necessary to be put in execution.Laws, etc. (Public general acts)160812014-016PDCC2014-012014-023A2014-022014-032014-10 8418.5S12279922339143254072240937515AUC3192003730816By the King, orders for the postes160812008-085PDCC2008-112009-043Y2009-042009-092011-04 8420S12398133150814287662240914627AUC6080003733704[By the King]160812008-086PDCC2008-112009-043Y2009-042009-092011-04 8421506.h.10[91]998927981871872240937174England and Wales.$bSovereign (1603-1625 : James I)We are informed that there hath bene of late (through neglect of the lawes of our realme, and such good orders as haue bene taken) so great a transportation of horses into forraine parts, ... .160812014-012PDCC2014-012014-033A2014-032015-032016-02 8423506.h.10[93]998923441871892240934347England and Wales.$bSovereign (1603-1625 : James I)James$bI,$cKing of England,$d1566-1625.A proclamation concerning fines for alienations of lands holden in chiefe, made without record. .160822014-018PDCC2014-012014-033A2014-032015-032016-02 8424S12170699856876225162240891576AUC2038003729662By the King. Whereas the Kings Maie160812008-084PDCC2008-112009-043Y2009-042009-092011-04 8426S11675999851975172712248550643AUB9618003727242England and Wales.$bSovereign (1603-1625 : James I)James$bI,$cKing of England,$d1566-1625.By the King. A proclamation against pirats160912007-035APEX2007-042007-053A2007-052008-022008-09 8429506.h.10[99]998928031871952240925233England and Wales.$bSovereign (1603-1625 : James I)James$bI,$cKing of England,$d1566-1625.A proclamation for preseruation of vvoods. .160922014-018PDCC2014-012014-043A2014-042015-032016-02 8430506.h.10[100]998928041871962240927279England and Wales.$bSovereign (1603-1625 : James I)James$bI,$cKing of England,$d1566-1625.Whereas to moderate and qualifie the fines, forfeitures and losses, which we in our wisdome did forsee might proue heauy vnto very many of our subiects, ... .160912014-014PDCC2014-012014-023A2014-022014-032014-10 8431S12398933150780287522240906310AUC6066003733690By the King160912008-082PDCC2008-112009-043Y2009-042009-092011-04 8432506.h.10[103]998924991871992240916474England and Wales.$bSovereign (1603-1625 : James I)James$bI,$cKing of England,$d1566-1625.A proclamation signifying his Maiesties pleasure, to confirme by all meanes the estates of his subiects against all defects in their assurances, and all concealed titles. .160922014-0112PDCC2014-012014-033A2014-032015-032016-02 8433506.h.10[104]998928061872002240931808England and Wales.$bSovereign (1603-1625 : James I)James$bI,$cKing of England,$d1566-1625.A proclamation touching fishing. .160922014-015PDCC2014-012014-023A2014-022014-032014-10 8434.5S37822340622254082248511593AUC3193003730817By the King160912008-084PDCC2008-112009-043Y2009-042009-092011-04 8437506.h.10[105]998928071872012240920637England and Wales.$bSovereign (1603-1625 : James I)James$bI,$cKing of England,$d1566-1625.Articles to be performed by vertue of our commission of sale annexed, touching forrests, parkes, and chases. .160922014-018PDCC2014-012014-033A2014-032015-032016-02 8438506.h.10[106]998928081872022240918070England and Wales.$bSovereign (1603-1625 : James I)James$bI,$cKing of England,$d1566-1625.A prohibition for allome. .160922014-017PDCC2014-012014-033A2014-032015-032016-02 8439506.h.10[107]998928091872032240923088England and Wales.$bSovereign (1603-1625 : James I)James$bI,$cKing of England,$d1566-1625.We had hoped, seeing it is notorious to all our subiects, how greatly we delight in the exercise of hunting, as well for our recreation, ... .160922014-018PDCC2014-012014-033A2014-032015-032016-02 8440S12399433150724287272240925527AUC6042003733666By the King160912008-086PDCC2008-112009-043Y2009-042009-092011-04 8441S123995545323391807732264222933England and Wales. Sovereign (1603-1625 : James I).James I, King of England, 1566-1625.By the King : Whereas wee did lately prorogue our Parliament till the ninth day of Nouember now next comming ...160912008-082PDCC2008-112009-043Y2009-042009-092011-04 8442S124133998983251735402240910817005372241England and Wales.$bSovereign (1603-1625 : James I)James$bI,$cKing of England,$d1566-1625.By the King. A proclamation inhibiting the importation of pepper from forraine parts, by any other persons then those of the East Indian Company160942013-076PDCC2013-082013-093A2013-092014-032014-10 8443S11804599853254186242240896181AUC0359003727983By the King. A proclamation giuing160912008-083PDCC2008-112009-043Y2009-042009-092011-04 8446S12380633150746287362240914668AUC6051003733675By the King161012008-085PDCC2008-112009-043Y2009-042009-092011-04 8448S11994099855145206182240870506AUB1588003719212A proclamation published vnder the1611712012-01272APEX2012-012012-023A2012-022012-052012-10 8451S124135998989451508462240868449005371358England and Wales.$bSovereign (1603-1625 : James I)James$bI,$cKing of England,$d1566-1625.By the King. As the princely care and continuall vvatch, vvhich wee haue ouer the good of our louing subiects, may in part appeare, by the course which wee haue taken, for a reuiew and consideration of many of our statute lawes: ... some such new lawes may be made ...161032009-048PDCC2009-052010-033A2010-032010-042011-04 8452S369233150778287512240921750AUC6065003733689By the King161012008-082PDCC2008-112009-043Y2009-042009-092011-04 8458S307133142553281302240914724AUC5464003733088A proclamation touching the Kings M161012008-084PDCC2008-112009-043Y2009-042009-092011-04 8459S307233142555281312240924193AUC5465003733089A proclamation touching the Kings M162412008-085PDCC2008-112009-043Y2009-042009-092011-04 8465S346133150025285202240925792AUC5835003733459By the King161112008-082PDCC2008-112009-043Y2009-042009-092011-04 8466S370233150800287612248559665AUC6075003733699By the King161122013-076PDCC2013-082013-093A2013-092014-032014-10 8467S369533150784287542240932701AUC6068003733692By the King161112008-083PDCC2008-112009-043Y2009-042009-092011-04 8469S369033150775287492248552325AUC6063003733687By the King161112008-082PDCC2008-112009-043Y2009-042009-092011-04 8470S346633150078285252240900691AUC5840003733464By the King161112008-084PDCC2008-112009-043Y2009-042009-092011-04 8472S382533151044288842248549154AUC6193003733817Iames, by the grace of God, king of161112008-086PDCC2008-112009-043Y2009-042009-092011-04 8475S123807998990091508472240879976005371346England and Wales.$bSovereign (1603-1625 : James I)James$bI,$cKing of England,$d1566-1625.By the King. The care of the Kings of this realme our progenitors, for the restraint of exportation of gold and siluer into forraine parts161132009-0413PDCC2009-052011-093A2011-092012-052012-10 8479S12280433150763287452240897367AUC6060003733684By the King161212008-085PDCC2008-112009-043Y2009-042009-092011-04 8480S367633150744287352240925644AUC6050003733674By the King161212008-086PDCC2008-112009-043Y2009-042009-092011-04 8481S12280333150088285262240904446AUC5841003733465By the King161312008-083PDCC2008-112009-043Y2009-042009-092011-04 8482S344133149903285002240919235AUC5815003733439By the King161312008-083PDCC2008-112009-043Y2009-042009-092011-04 8483.3S114727998499501779342248560041England and Wales.$bSovereign (1603-1625 : James I)James$bI,$cKing of England,$d1566-1625.Iames, by the grace of God, King of England, Scotland, France, and Ireland, Defender of the Faith, [et]c. To all and singuler archbishops, bishops, archdeacons, deanes, and their officials, parsons, vicars, curats, and to all spirituall persons ... Proclamations. 1613-02-11161322014-016PDCC2014-012014-023A2014-022014-032014-10 8484506.h.12[75]S122806998924821858022240920538England and Wales.$bSovereign (1603-1625 : James I)James$bI,$cKing of England,$d1566-1625.By the King. A proclamation for farthing tokens. .161322014-018PDCC2014-012014-033A2014-032015-032016-02 8485S362033150627286792240893353AUC5994003733618By the King161312008-083PDCC2008-112009-043Y2009-042009-092011-04 8486R22660533150734287312240925683AUC6046003733670By the King161312008-083PDCC2008-112009-043Y2009-042009-092011-04 8489S100835998366629462240950504AUB3618003721242By the King. A proclamation prohibi161312008-083PDCC2008-112009-043Y2009-042009-092011-04 8491S346833150100285272240924054AUC5842003733466By the King161312008-085PDCC2008-112009-043Y2009-042009-092011-04 8492S100832998366599432240861612AUB3617003721241By the King. A proclamation for the161312008-085PDCC2008-112009-043Y2009-042009-092011-04 8494S100831998366589422240871467AUB3616003721240Orders conceiued by the lords of hi161312008-084PDCC2008-112009-043Y2009-042009-092011-04 8495S100830998366579412240912834AUB3615003721239By the King. A proclamation concern161312008-083PDCC2008-112009-043Y2009-042009-092011-04 8497506.h.12[73]S100828998911331858002240912330England and Wales.$bSovereign (1603-1625 : James I)James$bI,$cKing of England,$d1566-1625.By the King. A proclamation against priuate challenges and combats: : vvith articles annexed for the better directions to be vsed therein, and for the more iudiciall proceeding against offenders.161442014-0117PDCC2014-012014-033A2014-032015-032016-02 8500.7S155920213443238252240884181AUB3004003720628By the King, a proclamation for the161422003-035TECH2003-042003-053A2003-052003-062003-07 8500S155820213400238242269046509AUB3003003720627By the King, a proclamation conteyn161422003-035TECH2003-042003-053A2003-052003-062003-07 8505S100822998366499332240912877AUB3611003721235By the King. A proclamation concern161412008-084PDCC2008-112009-043Y2009-042009-092011-04 8507S37922340889254102240893363AUC3195003730819By the King, a proclamation prohibi161432003-039APEX2003-042003-053A2003-052003-062003-07 8508S100821998366489322240902492AUA2852003710476By the King. A proclamation command161412008-083PDCC2008-112009-043Y2009-042009-092011-04 8510S100816998366439272240941068AUA2850003710474By the King. A proclamation prohibi161422013-077PDCC2013-082013-093A2013-092014-032014-10 8515S100812998366399232240882811AUB3605003721229My the King. Letters patents, comma161532009-0411PDCC2009-052009-093A2009-092010-042011-04 8516S100809998366369202240912879AUB3603003721227By the King. A proclamation, prohib161522013-074PDCC2013-082013-103A2013-102014-032014-10 8518S100808998366359192240952612AUC2324003729948By the King. A proclamation for res161512008-083PDCC2008-112009-023R2009-042010-033A2010-032010-042011-04 8519S100810998366379212240947190AUB3604003721228Officers fees for Englishmen161512006-118APEX2006-122007-013A2007-012007-022007-10 8521S100806998366339172240910217AUB3601003721225By the King. A proclamation command161512008-083PDCC2008-112009-023R2009-042010-033A2010-032010-042011-04 8522S390233151153289622248552289AUC6264003733888A true copie of His Maiesties licen162222010-0422PDCC2010-042010-063A2010-062011-062011-12 8525S381833151033288772248550363AUC6186003733810Iames by the grace of God king of E161542003-1223PDCC2004-012004-023A2004-022004-042004-05 8526S100804998366319152240948182AUB3599003721223By the King. A proclamation for the161512008-082PDCC2008-112009-023R2009-042009-053A2009-052009-092011-04 8527S100800998366289122240871399AUB3598003721222By the King. A proclamation extendi161512008-083PDCC2008-112009-023R2009-042010-033A2010-032010-042011-04 8529S100797998366259092248572868AUB3595003721219By the King. A proclamation establi161512008-084PDCC2008-112009-023R2009-042010-033A2010-032010-042011-04 8530S347033150116285292240925720AUC5844003733468By the King161532009-049PDCC2009-052010-033A2010-032010-042011-04 8531S362333150631286822240925491AUC5997003733621By the King161512008-083PDCC2008-112009-023R2009-042010-033A2010-032010-042011-04 8532S100799998366279112248552468AUB3597003721221By the King. A proclamation for the161512008-083PDCC2008-112009-023R2009-042010-033A2010-032010-042011-04 8534S12281033151165289702240917106AUC6272003733896Whereas it hath pleased His Maiesti161612008-084PDCC2008-112009-023R2009-042010-033A2010-032010-042011-04 8536S312633142987281852240914736AUC5516003733140By the Kings Maiesties surueyor of161612008-084PDCC2008-112009-023R2009-042009-053A2009-052009-092011-04 8537S312733142989281862240925511AUC5517003733141By the Kings Maiesties surueyor of161612008-083PDCC2008-112009-023R2009-042010-033A2010-032010-042011-04 8538S12281133149956285072248560772AUC5822003733446By the King161612008-082PDCC2008-112009-023R2009-042010-033A2010-032010-042011-04 8539.5S38022341913254122240950123AUC3196003730820By the King, a proclamation against161612003-032TECH2003-042003-053A2003-052003-062003-07 8541S11302933151047133542264217434AUA2466003710090England and Wales.$bSovereign (1603-1625 : James I)James$bI,$cKing of England,$d1566-1625.Iames, by the grace of God, king of England, Scotland, France & Ireland defender of the faith &c. to all and singuler archbishops ...161612008-088PDCC2008-112009-023R2009-042010-033A2010-032010-042011-04 8542S382833151049288872240937294AUC6195003733819Iames, by the grace of God, king of161612008-085PDCC2008-112009-023R2009-042010-033A2010-032010-042011-04 8545S312433142983281832240900725AUC5514003733138By the Kings Maiesties commissioner161612008-082PDCC2008-112009-023R2009-042010-033A2010-032010-042011-04 8546S100790998366189022240949439AUB3590003721214By the King. A proclamation concern161712008-082PDCC2008-112009-023R2009-042010-033A2010-032010-042011-04 8548S381333151026288722240921651AUC6181003733805Iames by the grace of God king of E161712008-088PDCC2008-112009-023R2009-042009-053A2009-052009-092011-04 8550S100789998366179012240951800AUB3589003721213By the King. A proclamation for the161712008-085PDCC2008-112009-023R2009-042010-033A2010-032010-042011-04 8552S347233150136285312240914723AUC5846003733470By the King161732009-0411PDCC2009-052010-063A2010-062011-062011-12 8553S100788998366169002240912859AUB3588003721212By the King. A proclamation for rem161732009-0411PDCC2009-052013-103A2013-102014-032014-10 8554S100787998366158992240928150AUB3587003721211By the King. The princely care whic161712008-083PDCC2008-112009-023R2009-042010-033A2010-032010-042011-04 8555S100784998366138972240953516AUB3586003721210By the King. A proclamation for res161722013-077PDCC2013-082013-093A2013-092014-032014-10 8556S389633151145289562240921711AUC6258003733882To the ministers and church-wardens161812002-124PDCC2003-012003-023A2003-022003-042003-05 8559.5S12065999855854213612240858685AUB1923003719547The coppie of Sir VVilliam Erskin a161892006-1125TECH2006-112007-013A2007-012007-022007-10 8559S383233151054288912240940902AUC6199003733823The Kings Maiesties letters pattent161832009-0420PDCC2009-052011-033A2011-032011-062011-12 8562S372733150858287862240917124AUC6100003733724By the lords of His Maiesties priui161812008-083PDCC2008-112009-023R2009-042010-033A2010-032010-042011-04 8563S100781998366108942240887213AUB3584003721208By the King. A proclamation prohibi161832009-0412PDCC2009-052011-093A2011-092012-052012-10 8564S156020213512238262240935111AUB3005003720629By the King, a proclamation for ref161742003-0313APEX2003-042003-053A2003-052003-062003-07 8568S389933151149289592240937461AUC6261003733885To the right reuerend father in God161822003-035PDCC2003-042003-053A2003-052003-062003-07 8569.5S100779998366088922240945261AUB3582003721206By the King. A proclamation declari161812008-083PDCC2008-112009-043Y2009-042009-092011-04 8569S80022456580255542240935254AUC3315003730939By the King, a proclamation declari161812000-003PDCC2001-002001-062A2001-002001-112003-01 8571S343533149834284942248560733AUC5809003733433By His Maiesties officers for licen161812008-082PDCC2008-112009-043Y2009-042009-092011-04 8573S100777998366061784412240924754England and Wales.$bSovereign (1603-1625 : James I)James$bI,$cKing of England,$d1566-1625.By the King. A proclamation for reuoking all licences heretofore granted for erecting nevv buildings vvithin the citie of London, or two miles distance : together with a restraint for building within the same compasse.Proclamations. 1618-07-20161822014-018PDCC2014-012014-033A2014-032015-032016-02 8575S100774998366038872240951834AUB3580003721204By the King. A proclamation for the161812008-084PDCC2008-112009-043Y2009-042009-092011-04 8577S311933142685281782240925481AUC5509003733133By the examiner and register to the161812008-084PDCC2008-112009-043Y2009-042009-092011-04 8580S100769998365988822240953504AUB3576003721200By the King. The kings Maiestie int161812008-083PDCC2008-112009-043Y2009-042009-092011-04 8581190.g.12[257]1229040532018372240868922England and Wales.$bEarl Marshal.By the right honorable the lords, commissioners for the office of Earl Marshall of England .161812013-1011PDCC2013-112014-013A2014-012014-032014-10 8583S343433149822284932240897362AUC5808003733432By His Maiesties commissioners for162012008-084PDCC2008-112009-043Y2009-042009-092011-04 8584S370333150802287622248553946AUC6076003733700By the Kings Maiesties commissioner161612008-083PDCC2008-112009-043Y2009-042009-092011-04 8585S370433150805287632248560734AUC6077003733701By the Kings Maiesties commissioner161612008-085PDCC2008-112009-043Y2009-042009-092011-04 8586.5S370533150806287642240932587AUC6078003733702By the Kings Maiesties commissioner161812008-085PDCC2008-112009-043Y2009-042009-092011-04 8586S312533142985281842240925696AUC5515003733139By the Kings Maiesties commissioner161812008-082PDCC2008-112009-043Y2009-042009-092011-04 8588S156320213609238292240945441AUB3008003720632By the King, a proclamation concern161832003-0312TECH2003-042003-053A2003-052003-062003-07 8590S381933151034288782248562625AUC6187003733811Iames by the grace of God king of E161912008-0824PDCC2008-112015-123A2015-122022-12 8593.2S38122342433254142240908465AUC3198003730822Iames by the grace of God King of E161912008-083PDCC2008-112009-043Y2009-042009-092011-04 8593.48593.5S38222342690254152248516141AUC3199003730823Iames by the grace of God, of Engla161912008-085PDCC2008-112009-043Y2009-042009-092011-04 8593.68593.7S38322343049254162240959331AUC3200003730824Iames by the grace of God King of E161912008-082PDCC2008-112009-043Y2009-042009-092011-04 8594S12415433149842284952248553110AUC5810003733434By His Maiesties pattentees for the161912008-085PDCC2008-112009-043Y2009-042009-092011-04 8595506.h.12[76]S100767998911291858032240912265England and Wales.$bSovereign (1603-1625 : James I)James$bI,$cKing of England,$d1566-1625.By the King. A proclamation prohibiting the exchange of monies for profit, the making of plate of any his Maiesties coynes, and the excessiue vse of gold and siluer foliate. .161922014-015PDCC2014-012014-023A2014-022014-032014-10 8597.5S122298223434981784422264199562England and Wales.$bSovereign (1603-1625 : James I)James$bI,$cKing of England,$d1566-1625.A copie of the principall parts of His Maiestie commissions for granting pardons to such as vse trades, whereto they haue not been apprentices, and for dispencing with them to continue the same for their liues, notwithstanding the statute of Quinto Elizabeth 161922013-1218PDCC2014-022014-043A2014-042015-032016-02 8598S156420213669238302240937482AUB3009003720633Letters to restraine carrying packe161812004-043TECH2004-042004-113A2004-112005-012005-03 86001851.b.3[4]S100755998911271883542240909586England and Wales.$bSovereign (1603-1625 : James I)James$bI,$cKing of England,$d1566-1625.By the King. A proclamation declaring His Maiesties royall grace, to confirme to his subiects their defectiue titles or estates. .161922014-015PDCC2014-012014-023A2014-022014-032014-10 8601S382133151039288802240937416AUC6189003733813Iames by the grace of God, king of161912008-088PDCC2008-112009-043Y2009-042009-092011-04 8602.5S80122456811255572240884127AUC3317003730941James, by the grace of God, king of161912008-0811PDCC2008-112009-043Y2009-042009-092011-04 8602S388333151126289432248560728AUC6246003733870The copie of the Kings Maiesties le161912008-086PDCC2008-112011-083Y2011-082012-052012-10 8603S100754998365838652248558485AUB3565003721189By the King. A proclamation declari161932009-0410PDCC2009-052010-063A2010-062011-062011-12 8604S12415733149990285132248560731AUC5828003733452By the King161932009-04 86051851.b.3[6]S100753998911251883562240918167England and Wales.$bSovereign (1603-1625 : James I)James$bI,$cKing of England,$d1566-1625.By the King. A proclamation inhibiting the importation of vvhale finnes into his Maiesties dominions by any, but the Muscouy Company. .161922013-075PDCC2013-082013-103A2013-102014-032014-10 8607S100752998365818632240880635AUB3563003721187By the King. Whereas in Nouember la161912008-085PDCC2008-112009-043Y2009-042009-092011-04 8608S100751998365808622248572855AUB3562003721186England and Wales.$bSovereign (1603-1625 : James I)James$bI,$cKing of England,$d1566-1625.By the King. A proclamation for reforming sundry inconueniences touching the coynes of this realme161932009-0412PDCC2009-052011-093A2011-092012-052012-10 8610.5S388433151127289442248545327AUC6247003733871The copy of the Kings Maiesties let161912008-085PDCC2008-112013-103Y2013-102014-032014-10 8610S1009849983681110992240887232AUB3731003721355By the King. A proclamation for the161312008-0814PDCC2008-112009-043Y2009-042009-092011-04 8611S342033149728284792240897302AUC5794003733418An abstract of some branches of His161912003-106PDCC2003-102003-113A2003-112003-122004-03 8612S1009839983681010982240864436AUB3730003721354By the King. A proclamation for the161932009-0415PDCC2009-052011-093A2011-092012-052012-10 8613S341033149684284692240914583AUC5784003733408A briefe of some of the principall161912008-083PDCC2008-112009-043Y2009-042009-092011-04 8614S341733149717284762240919468AUC5791003733415An abstract of His Maiesties letter161912008-085PDCC2008-112009-043Y2009-042009-092011-04 8617S12416033150222285382240919338AUC5853003733477By the King161922003-109PDCC2003-102004-013A2004-012004-022004-03 8620.31851.b.3[5]S123871998926951883552248561286England and Wales.The effect of certaine branches of the statute made in anno 33. Henrici viij. touching the maintenance of artillery, and the punishment of such as vse vnlawfull games, : very necessary to be put in execution.Laws, etc. (Public general acts). Abridgments161912014-016PDCC2014-012014-023A2014-022014-032014-10 8620.7S192822921714259022240959241AUC3607003731231[Brief for one-year collections to161912008-085PDCC2008-112009-053Y2009-052009-092011-04 8620S1009819983680810962240892808AUB3728003721352By the King. A proclamation for res161932009-04 8622S156620213730238322264178317AUB3011003720635By the King, a proclamation to rest161922003-036PDCC2003-042003-053A2003-052003-062003-07 8624.5S100979998368061784432240869404England and Wales.$bSovereign (1603-1625 : James I)James$bI,$cKing of England,$d1566-1625.By the King. A proclamation for suppressing of light golde Proclamations. 1620-02-07162032014-0111PDCC2014-012014-023A2014-022014-032014-10 8626S347833150209285372240914776AUC5852003733476By the King162032009-0411PDCC2009-052010-063A2010-062011-062011-12 8630S156820213857238342240893349AUB3013003720637By the King, a proclamation for pre161922003-037APEX2003-042003-053A2003-052003-062003-07 8631S392133166951289812248552288AUC6283003733907Iames by the grace of God king of E162012008-087PDCC2008-112009-053Y2009-052009-092011-04 8634S1009609983678710742240922954AUB3712003721336By the King. A proclamation declari162022013-076PDCC2013-082013-093A2013-092014-032014-10 8635S380633151012288652240906278AUC6174003733798Iames by the grace of God king of E162012008-0813PDCC2008-112011-083Y2011-082012-052012-10 8636S1009599983678610732248573926AUB3711003721335By the King. A proclamation command162022003-107APEX2003-112003-123A2003-122004-022004-03 8637S1009579983678410712240871455AUB3710003721334By the King. A proclamation for res162022003-1010PDCC2003-102004-013A2004-012004-022004-03 8638S1009569983678310702248570302AUB3709003721333Iames by the grace of God King of E162032009-0414PDCC2009-052011-033A2011-032011-062011-12 8639S1009559983678210692248547269AUB3708003721332By the King. A proclamation for exp162032009-0410PDCC2009-052011-093A2011-092012-052012-10 8642.5S10095322343702254202248516126AUB3203003720827By the King, a proclamation against162012008-084PDCC2008-112009-053Y2009-052009-092011-04 8644S12380933150701287162248553937AUC6031003733655By the King162012008-084PDCC2008-112009-053Y2009-052009-092011-04 8645S365633150699287152240924178AUC6030003733654By the King162012008-084PDCC2008-112009-053Y2009-052009-092011-04 8646S381533151029288742240921630AUC6183003733807Iames by the grace of God king of E162012008-087PDCC2008-112009-053Y2009-052009-092011-04 8647S381233151025288712240921767AUC6180003733804Iames by the grace of God king of E162012008-087PDCC2008-112009-053Y2009-052009-092011-04 8648S380533151011288642240925576AUC6173003733797Iames by the grace of God king of E162012008-087PDCC2008-112009-053Y2009-052009-092011-04 8649S1009469983677310592264223725AUB3704003721328By the King. A proclamation against162012008-084PDCC2008-112009-053Y2009-052009-092011-04 8650S1009459983677210582264213548AUB3703003721327By the King. A proclamation for the162012008-084PDCC2008-112009-053Y2009-052009-092011-04 8651S380833151016288672240897611AUC6176003733800Iames by the grace of God king of E162112008-087PDCC2008-112009-053Y2009-052009-092011-04 8652S382033151036288792240897474AUC6188003733812Iames by the grace of God king of E162112008-087PDCC2008-112009-053Y2009-052009-092011-04 8653S381033151021288692240937363AUC6178003733802Iames by the grace of God king of E162112008-088PDCC2008-112009-053Y2009-052009-092011-04 8654.7S100944998367711784452264226695005370948England and Wales.$bSovereign (1603-1625 : James I)James$bI,$cKing of England,$d1566-1625.By the King. A proclamation for restraint of killing, dressing, and eating of flesh in Lent, or on fish dayes, appointed by the law :$bto be heereafter strictly obserued by all sorts of people.162132009-04 8654S381633151031288752248552335AUC6184003733808Iames by the grace of God king of E162112008-087PDCC2008-112009-053Y2009-052009-092011-04 8655S123810545323431807772264221073England and Wales. Sovereign (1603-1625 : James I).James I, King of England, 1566-1625.By the King : A proclamation for restraint of killing, dressing, and eating of flesh in Lent or on fish dayes, appointed by the law, to be hereafter strictly obserued by all sorts of people..162032009-0414PDCC2009-052009-063A2009-062009-092011-04 8658S380933151019288682248560764AUC6177003733801Iames by the grace of God king of E162112008-087PDCC2008-112009-053Y2009-052009-092011-04 8659S1009439983677010562240910163AUB3702003721326By the King. A proclamation for the162112008-083PDCC2008-112009-053Y2009-052009-092011-04 8660S369733150787287562240932659AUC6070003733694By the King162112008-083PDCC2008-112009-053Y2009-052009-092011-04 8662Harl.7614[234]998925591889552240934734England and Wales.$bSovereign (1603-1625 : James I)James$bI,$cKing of England,$d1566-1625.By the King. A proclamation for the banishing of Giles Mompesson. .162122014-016PDCC2014-012014-043A2014-042015-032016-02 8663S156920213893238352240945360AUB3014003720638By the King, a proclamation for the162112003-033TECH2003-042003-053A2003-052003-062003-07 866421.h.1[9]Harl.7614[232]998911681881632264192779England and Wales.$bSovereign (1603-1625 : James I)James$bI,$cKing of England,$d1566-1625.By the King. A proclamation for repeale of certaine letters patents, commissions, and proclamations, concerning innes, ale-houses, and the manufacture of gold and siluer threed. .162112014-016PDCC2014-012014-023A2014-022014-032014-10 8665506.h.12[82]S100941998911671858092240914236England and Wales.$bSovereign (1603-1625 : James I)James$bI,$cKing of England,$d1566-1625.By the King. A proclamation for abolishing of abuses, by billes of conformity. .162122014-016PDCC2014-012014-023A2014-022014-032014-10 8666S1009409983676710532240941092AUB3699003721323By the King. A proclamation for sup162132009-049PDCC2009-052010-033A2010-032010-042011-04 8667506.h.12[87]Harl.7614[236]998925601858142264197798England and Wales.$bSovereign (1603-1625 : James I)James$bI,$cKing of England,$d1566-1625.By the King. A proclamation declaring His maiesties grace to his subiects, touching matters complained of, as publique greeuances. .162142014-0119PDCC2014-012014-033A2014-032015-032016-02 8668S1009379983676410502264217486AUB3696003721320By the King. A proclamation against162112008-084PDCC2008-112009-053Y2009-052009-092011-04 8669S12381133150252285402240914662AUC5855003733479By the King162112008-084PDCC2008-112009-053Y2009-052009-092011-04 8670S1009399983676610522240887231AUB3698003721322By the King. A proclamation for res162112008-084PDCC2008-112009-053Y2009-052009-092011-04 8671S1009369983676310492240916955AUB3695003721319By the King. A proclamation for the162112008-083PDCC2008-112009-043Y2009-042009-092011-04 8672S1009359983676210482240912880AUB3694003721318By the King. A proclamation against162112008-083PDCC2008-112009-043Y2009-042009-092011-04 8673.5S381733151032288762248560721AUC6185003733809Iames by the grace of God king of E162112008-087PDCC2008-112009-043Y2009-042009-092011-04 8675.2S3862234377510672240952032AUC3203003730827England and Wales.$bSovereign (1603-1625 : James I)James$bI,$cKing of England,$d1566-1625.By the King, orders for thorow-posts, and curriers, riding in post in our affaires162112008-083PDCC2008-112009-043Y2009-042009-092011-04 8675.4S38722348949254232240937457AUC3204003730828By the King, orders for the postes162112008-088PDCC2008-112009-043Y2009-042009-092011-04 8675.6S80222456956255582240906197AUC3318003730942By the King, orders decreed vpon fo162112008-085PDCC2008-112011-083Y2011-082012-052012-10 8675S12364633150235285392248559661AUC5854003733478By the King162112008-0811PDCC2008-112009-043Y2009-042009-092011-04 8676.5S157020213920238362240927555AUB3015003720639By the King, a proclamation declari161942003-0317PDCC2003-042003-053A2003-052003-062003-07 8676S12364323956733270152240929877AUC4529003732153By the King, a proclamation declari162142003-0317APEX2003-042003-053A2003-052003-062003-07 8679506.h.12[85]S100934998911621858122248557627England and Wales.$bSovereign (1603-1625 : James I)James$bI,$cKing of England,$d1566-1625.By the King. A proclamation for reliefe of the subiect that might be otherwise damnified by the late burning of records in the Sixe Clarkes Office. .162222014-015PDCC2014-012014-023A2014-022014-032014-10 8680S1009339983676010462240892782AUB3692003721316By the King. A proclamation for res162232009-04 8685506.h.12[97]S100926998911571858242240903912England and Wales.$bSovereign (1603-1625 : James I)James$bI,$cKing of England,$d1566-1625.By the King. A proclamation for restraint of the exportation, waste, and consumption of coine and bullion. .162222014-018PDCC2014-012014-043A2014-042015-032016-02 8686S1009279983675410402240912869AUB3686003721310By the King. A proclamation prohibi162212008-084PDCC2008-112009-043Y2009-042009-092011-04 8687S1009239983675010362248548953AUB3682003721306By the King. A proclamation for the162232009-0411PDCC2009-052009-093A2009-092010-042011-04 8688S347733150199285362240914584AUC5851003733475By the King162212008-083PDCC2008-112009-043Y2009-042009-092011-04 8689S1009209983674710332248578851AUB3679003721303By the King. A proclamation to rest162212008-085PDCC2008-112009-043Y2009-042009-092011-04 8690.5S124121823501249082264194641AUC2789003730413Iames by the g[race] of God ...162282010-0126PDCC2010-012015-073A2015-072022-12 8691S1009199983674610322248548957AUB3678003721302By the King. A proclamation for gar162212008-085PDCC2008-112009-043Y2009-042009-092011-04 8692S1009169983674310292248548951AUB3675003721299By the King. A proclamation prohibi162212008-085PDCC2008-112009-043Y2009-042009-092011-04 8693506.h.12[503]S123813998926441858302240928749England and Wales.$bSovereign (1603-1625 : James I)James$bI,$cKing of England,$d1566-1625.By the King. A proclamation for the due making and sizing of bricke. .162232014-0110PDCC2014-012014-023A2014-022014-032014-10 8694S1009119983673810242240910183AUB3670003721294By the King. A proclamation for the162232009-0410PDCC2009-052009-063A2009-062009-092011-04 8695S12282423957020270172248540966AUC4531003732155By the King, a proclamation command162212003-033TECH2003-042003-053A2003-052003-062003-07 8696S346933150109285282240914604AUC5843003733467By the King162212008-083PDCC2008-112009-043Y2009-042009-092011-04 869721.h.1[12]S100910998911521881662240920470England and Wales.$bSovereign (1603-1625 : James I)By the King. A proclamation for reliefe of the poore, and remedying the high prices of corne. .162212014-016PDCC2014-012014-043A2014-042015-032016-02 8699506.h.12[96]S100928998911591858232240920672England and Wales.$bSovereign (1603-1625 : James I)James$bI,$cKing of England,$d1566-1625.By the King. A proclamation for preuention of abuses touching gunpowder and saltpeeter. .162322014-018PDCC2014-012014-043A2014-042015-032016-02 8700S1009319983675810442248553317AUB3690003721314By the King. A proclamation for res162332009-04 8703506.h.12[94]S123812998926431858212240920474England and Wales.$bSovereign (1603-1625 : James I)James$bI,$cKing of England,$d1566-1625.By the King. A proclamation declaring His Maiesties grace to his subiects for their reliefe against publique grieuances. .162322014-016PDCC2014-012014-023A2014-022014-032014-10 8704.5S341233149696284712248549271AUC5786003733410An abstract of His Maiesties royall162312008-084PDCC2008-112009-043Y2009-042009-092011-04 8705S100819998366469302240876693AUB3609003721233By the King. Whereas wee for the co162322013-075PDCC2013-082013-103A2013-102014-032014-10 8706S1009079983673410202248557129AUB3666003721290By the King. A proclamation command162312008-084PDCC2008-112009-043Y2009-042009-092011-04 8708S1009069983673310192248550245AUB3665003721289By the King. A proclamation restray162312003-082PDCC2003-092003-103A2003-102003-122004-03 8709S1009049983673110172248561248AUB3663003721287By the King. A proclamation for reg162312008-083PDCC2008-112009-043Y2009-042009-092011-04 8710S1009039983673010162248542926AUB3662003721286By the King. A proclamation for the162312008-083PDCC2008-112009-043Y2009-042009-092011-04 8711506.h.12[108]S100902998911461858352240905015England and Wales.$bSovereign (1603-1625 : James I)James$bI,$cKing of England,$d1566-1625.By the King. A proclamation concerning vvyer, threed, and other manufactures made of gold and siluer. .162322014-016PDCC2014-012014-023A2014-022014-032014-10 8713S1008969983672310092240892768AUB3660003721284By the King. A proclamation concern162312008-084PDCC2008-112009-043Y2009-042009-092011-04 8714506.h.12[109]S100895998911451858362240906997England and Wales.$bSovereign (1603-1625 : James I)James$bI,$cKing of England,$d1566-1625.By the King. A proclamation against the disorderly printing, vttering, and dispersing of bookes, pamphlets, &c. .162322014-016PDCC2014-012014-043A2014-042015-032016-02 8716.2S12405233150672286992240914673AUC6014003733638By the King162312008-085PDCC2008-112009-043Y2009-042009-092011-04 8716.5S391833152838289782240914597AUC6280003733904An abstract of His Maiesties letter162312008-087PDCC2008-112009-043Y2009-042009-092011-04 871721.h.1[14]S100894998911441881682269047850England and Wales.$bSovereign (1603-1625 : James I)James$bI,$cKing of England,$d1566-1625.By the King. A proclamation for the well storing, and furnishing the realme with corne. .162312014-018PDCC2014-012014-043A2014-042015-032016-02 8719S1008929983671910052248545254AUB3657003721281By the King. A proclamation for res162332009-04 8720S331333143312283722240919115AUC5692003733316A publication, or a declaration of162412008-083PDCC2008-112009-043Y2009-042009-092011-04 8721S380733151013288662240937516AUC6175003733799Iames by the grace of God king of E162412008-089PDCC2008-112009-043Y2009-042009-092011-04 8722S1009099983673610222240937751AUB3668003721292Whereas there is and hath been yeer162412008-082PDCC2008-112009-043Y2009-042009-092011-04 8723S1009089983673510212264211862AUB3667003721291By the King. A proclamation for amb162412008-083PDCC2008-112009-043Y2009-042009-092011-04 8725S1008919983671810042248578819AUB3656003721280By the King. A proclamation for the162412008-083PDCC2008-112009-043Y2009-042009-092011-04 872621.h.1[15]Harl.7614[249]998911411881692264192059England and Wales.$bSovereign (1603-1625 : James I)James$bI,$cKing of England,$d1566-1625.By the King. A proclamation charging all Iesuites, seminaries, &c. to depart the land. .162412014-014PDCC2014-012014-023A2014-022014-032014-10 8728S100885998367129982240892766AUB3652003721276Iames by the grace of God, King of162412008-0815PDCC2008-112011-083Y2011-082012-052012-10 8729S1008889983671510012240951795AUB3654003721278Iames by the grace of God, King of162412008-0813PDCC2008-112011-083A2011-082012-052012-10 8730S100883998367109962240950468AUB3650003721274By the King. A proclamation for auo162412008-083PDCC2008-112009-043Y2009-042009-092011-04 8731506.h.11[24]998911381856132240911960England and Wales.$bSovereign (1603-1625 : James I)James$bI,$cKing of England,$d1566-1625.By the King. A proclamation concerning royall mynes. .162422014-015PDCC2014-012014-083A2014-082015-032016-02 8733S100881998367089942248554204AUB3648003721272By the King. A proclamation concern162412008-084PDCC2008-112009-043Y2009-042009-092011-04 8734S349233150322285512248549286AUC5866003733490By the King162412008-084PDCC2008-112009-043Y2009-042009-092011-04 8736S12281733150333285542240924102AUC5869003733493By the King162412008-084PDCC2008-112009-043Y2009-042009-092011-04 8737S388633151130289462240925623AUC6249003733873These are to certifie you that the162412003-083APEX2003-092003-103A2003-102003-122004-03 8738S12307633150330285532240919227AUC5868003733492By the King162442003-1016APEX2003-112004-113Y2004-112005-012005-03 8740S349033150314285492240900712AUC5864003733488By the King162412008-083PDCC2008-112009-043Y2009-042009-092011-04 8741S348733150304285462240914750AUC5861003733485By the King162412008-083PDCC2008-112009-043Y2009-042009-092011-04 8742S349333150327285522240914798AUC5867003733491By the King162412008-083PDCC2008-112009-043Y2009-042009-092011-04 8743S382633151046288852248550362AUC6194003733818Iames, by the grace of God, king of162422014-0315PDCC2014-032014-043A2014-042015-032016-02 87441851.b.3[8]S122815998924841883582240936757England and Wales.$bSovereign (1603-1625 : James I)James$bI,$cKing of England,$d1566-1625.By the King. A proclamation for the preseruation of grounds for making of salt-peeter, : and to restore such grounds which now are destroyed, and to command assistance to be giuen to his Maiesties salt-peeter-makers.162452014-0119PDCC2014-012014-033A2014-032015-032016-02 8746S349033150335285552240919443AUC5870003733494By the King162512008-082PDCC2008-112009-043Y2009-042009-092011-04 8747S12282233150634286842240925708AUC5999003733623By the King162532009-04 8749S348833150306285472240921563AUC5862003733486By the King162532003-0313APEX2003-042003-053A2003-052003-062003-07 8750506.h.11[20]998924891856092240927205England and Wales.$bSovereign (1603-1625 : James I)James$bI,$cKing of England,$d1566-1625.By the King. A proclamation touching the surueying of the seacoales of Newcastle, Sunderland, and Blythe. .162552014-0121PDCC2014-012014-043A2014-042015-032016-02 8751S12282033150623286772240919255AUC5992003733616By the King162542003-1020PDCC2003-102003-123A2003-122004-022004-03 8752S349033150603286702240897469AUC5985003733609By the King162512008-082PDCC2008-112009-043Y2009-042009-092011-04 8753S12281833150362285672240914697AUC5882003733506By the King162522013-077PDCC2013-082013-103A2013-102014-032014-10 8754.5S12268922349518254252240948886AUC3205003730829The effect of certaine branches of162512008-085PDCC2008-112009-043Y2009-042009-092011-04 8755S12265623958727270192240908390AUC4532003732156Whereas it hath pleased Almighty Go162512008-083PDCC2008-112009-043Y2009-042009-092011-04 8757S390933151163289692240929718AUC6271003733895Whereas it hath pleased almighty Go162512008-083PDCC2008-112009-043Y2009-042009-092011-04 8758S12265523959042270212240948845AUC4534003732158By the King, the King, our soueraig162512008-083PDCC2008-112009-043Y2009-042009-092011-04 8760506.h.11[35]998923631856242248558164England and Wales.$bSovereign (1625-1649 : Charles I)Charles$bI,$cKing of England,$d1600-1649.By the King. A proclamation signifying his Maiesties pleasure, that all men being in office of gouernment, at the decease of his most deare, and most royall father King Iames, shall so continue, till his Maiesties further direction. .162522014-015PDCC2014-012014-023A2014-022014-032014-10 8761S350733150361285662240914685AUC5881003733505By the King162522003-054PDCC2003-052003-063A2003-062003-082003-09 8762S12265833149971285092240914743AUC5824003733448By the King162522003-037PDCC2003-042003-053A2003-052003-062003-07 8764506.h.11[37]998923651856262248558061England and Wales.$bSovereign (1625-1649 : Charles I)Charles$bI,$cKing of England,$d1600-1649.By the King. A proclamation to inhibite the sale of Latine bookes reprinted beyond the seas, hauing been first printed in Oxford or Cambridge. .162522014-015PDCC2014-012014-023A2014-022014-032014-10 8766S376533150929288242240937320AUC6137003733761Charles by the grace of God king of162512008-0815PDCC2008-112011-083Y2011-082012-052012-10 8767S349733150340285562240921430AUC5871003733495By the King162522003-055PDCC2003-052003-063A2003-062003-082003-09 8768S12266033150369285712240919465AUC5886003733510By the King162532009-049PDCC2009-052010-033A2010-032010-042011-04 8769S351133150368285702240925443AUC5885003733509By the King162532009-04 8770.5S260424357753275712240948841AUC4987003732611By the King, a proclamation for the162532003-0511PDCC2003-052003-063A2003-062003-082003-09 8770S12266133150347285592240914752AUC5874003733498By the King162532009-0412PDCC2009-052009-073A2009-072009-092011-04 8771506.h.11[40]998923681856292240929517England and Wales.$bSovereign (1625-1649 : Charles I)Charles$bI,$cKing of England,$d1600-1649.By the King. A proclamation concerning buildings, and inmates, within the citie of London, and confines of the same. .162542014-0117PDCC2014-012014-033A2014-032015-032016-02 8773S376633150933288252240940857AUC6138003733762Charles by the grace of God king of162512008-0810PDCC2008-112009-013Y2009-012009-022009-10 8774S12266333150299285452240914699AUC5860003733484By the King162522003-108TECH2003-102004-013Y2004-012004-022004-03 8775S351733150382285762240925552AUC5891003733515By the King162522013-078PDCC2013-082013-103A2013-102014-032014-10 8776S351033150383285772240924089AUC5892003733516By the King162522003-055APEX2003-062003-073A2003-072003-082003-09 8778S12266533150342285572240925521AUC5872003733496By the King162522003-055PDCC2003-052003-063A2003-062003-082003-09 8779S344633149941285052240925715AUC5820003733444By the King162522003-058PDCC2003-052003-063A2003-062003-082003-09 8780S12266623959483270232240908441AUC4536003732160By the King, a proclamation for res162522003-058PDCC2003-052003-083A2003-082003-102003-11 8781S12266833142683281772240919481AUC5508003733132By the Councell Board at White-Hall162532009-043PDCC2009-052009-063A2009-062009-092011-04 8782S12266733150789287572240921766AUC6071003733695By the King162512008-085PDCC2008-112009-043Y2009-042009-092011-04 8783506.h.11[42]998931061856312240916470England and Wales.$bSovereign (1625-1649 : Charles I)Charles$bI,$cKing of England,$d1600-1649.By the King. A proclamation for the continuing of our farthing tokens of copper, : and prohibiting the counterfeiting of them, and the vse of all other.162522014-015PDCC2014-012014-023A2014-022014-032014-10 8785506.h.11[46]998923731856352240937038England and Wales.$bSovereign (1625-1649 : Charles I)Charles$bI,$cKing of England,$d1600-1649.By the King. A proclamation for the adiournement of part of Trinitie terme. .162522014-018PDCC2014-012014-033A2014-032015-032016-02 8786S12267033150318285502240919260AUC5865003733489By the King162512008-084PDCC2008-112009-043Y2009-042009-092011-04 8787S12267133150389285802240893311AUC5895003733519By the King162512003-054APEX2003-062003-073A2003-072003-082003-09 8788S12267233149925285032248553943AUC5818003733442By the King162512003-052PDCC2003-052003-063A2003-062003-082003-09 8789S12375233150353285622240914629AUC5877003733501By the King162512006-032PDCC2006-052006-063A2006-062006-092007-01 8790S12267333150377285742240897365AUC5889003733513By the King162512008-082PDCC2008-112009-043Y2009-042009-092011-04 8792506.h.11[50]998925851856392248562485England and Wales.$bSovereign (1625-1649 : Charles I)Charles$bI,$cKing of England,$d1600-1649.By the King. A proclamation prohibiting the keeping of Bartholomew Faire, and Sturbridge Faire. .162512014-014PDCC2014-012014-023A2014-022014-032014-10 8793S12267433150400285862240914837AUC5901003733525By the King162512008-084PDCC2008-112010-013R2010-052010-063A2010-062011-062011-12 8794S12267633150935288262240925549AUC6139003733763Charles by the grace of God, king o162512008-0811PDCC2008-112013-023Y2013-022014-032014-10 8796.3506.h.11[51]998923761856412240928930England and Wales.$bSovereign (1625-1649 : Charles I)Charles$bI,$cKing of England,$d1600-1649.By the King. A proclamation for recalling his Maiesties subiects from the seminaries beyond the seas, and putting the lawes against Iesuites and popish priests in execution. .162512014-015PDCC2014-012014-023A2014-022014-032014-10 8798.3S122677526331861739952240910679England and Wales. Sovereign (1625-1649 : Charles I)Charles I, King of England, 1600-1649.By the King. A proclamation for making currant certaine French coyne.162512008-083PDCC2008-112010-013R2010-052010-063A2010-062011-062011-12 8798S124805999003331508522248515400005371420England and Wales.$bSovereign (1625-1649 : Charles I)Charles$bI,$cKing of England,$d1600-1649.By the King. A proclamation for making currant certaine French coyne162512008-083PDCC2008-112010-013R2010-052010-063A2010-062011-062011-12 8800.3S462523669668267872240906171AUC4343003731967By the King, a proclamation for the162512003-056TECH2003-062003-073A2003-072003-082003-09 8800.7S92042545323441807782240923988England and Wales. Sovereign (1625-1649 : Charles I)Charles I, King of England, 1600-1649.By the King : A proclamation commanding captaines and commanders of souldiers to attend their charge..162512008-086PDCC2008-112010-013R2010-052010-063A2010-062011-062011-12 8800S352833150401285872240925478AUC5902003733526By the King162512008-082PDCC2008-112010-013R2010-052010-063A2010-062011-062011-12 8801S12267933150403285882240900713AUC5903003733527By the King162512008-082PDCC2008-112010-013R2010-052010-063A2010-062011-062011-12 8802S12268033150293285442240904391AUC5859003733483By the King162512008-083PDCC2008-112010-013R2010-052010-063A2010-062011-062011-12 8804.7S260524358174275722240910876AUC4988003732612By the King, a proclamation for the162512003-053PDCC2003-052003-063A2003-062003-082003-09 8804S92044545323451807792240910651England and Wales. Sovereign (1625-1649 : Charles I).Charles I, King of England, 1600-1649.By the King : A proclamation for the further adiournment of Michaelmasse terme..162512008-087PDCC2008-112010-013R2010-052010-063A2010-062011-062011-12 8805S12268133150636286852240893383AUC6000003733624By the King162512008-084PDCC2008-112010-013R2010-052010-063A2010-062011-062011-12 8806S12268233150408285902240893427AUC5905003733529By the King162512008-082PDCC2008-112010-013R2010-052010-063A2010-062011-062011-12 8807S92045545323461807802240923960England and Wales. Sovereign (1625-1649 : Charles I).Charles I, King of England, 1600-1649.By the King : A proclamation for the commanding of all souldiers, lately imployed in the fleete, vpon their arriuall, not to depart from thir colours..162512008-082PDCC2008-112010-013R2010-052010-063A2010-062011-062011-12 8808S12268438161541293542240908294AUC6614003734238By the King162512008-082PDCC2008-112010-013R2010-052010-063A2010-062011-062011-12 8809S12268338159536291752240932691AUC6454003734078England and Wales.$bSovereign (1625-1649 : Charles I)Charles$bI,$cKing of England,$d1600-1649.By the King162512008-083PDCC2008-112010-013R2010-052010-063A2010-062011-062011-12 8810S353033150406285892240914669AUC5904003733528By the King162512008-083PDCC2008-112010-013R2010-052010-063A2010-062011-062011-12 8811S12268538160554292442240937473AUC6519003734143By the King162522003-054APEX2003-062003-073A2003-072003-082003-09 8812S12268633150398285852240893339AUC5900003733524By the King162512006-034TECH2006-032006-053A2006-052006-092007-01 8813S12268738161538293522240914655AUC6612003734236By the King162522013-078PDCC2013-082013-093A2013-092014-032014-10 8816506.h.11[31]998923881856202248559545England and Wales.$bSovereign (1625-1649 : Charles I)Charles$bI,$cKing of England,$d1600-1649.By the King. A proclamation for the better confining of popish recusants, conuict according to the lawe. .162622014-015PDCC2014-012014-023A2014-022014-032014-10 8817S12269038160533292352240939682AUC6510003734134By the King162632009-04 8818S355033150440286092240924100AUC5924003733548By the King162632009-0414PDCC2009-052011-033A2011-032011-062011-12 8819S309433142620281532240924097AUC5487003733111At White-Hall the fourteenth of Ian162612008-082PDCC2008-112010-013R2010-052010-063A2010-062011-062011-12 8820506.h.11[33]998911761856222240922724England and Wales.$bSovereign (1625-1649 : Charles I)Charles$bI,$cKing of England,$d1600-1649.By the King. A proclamation to declare His Maiesties pleasure touching his royall coronation, and the solemnitie thereof. .162622014-015PDCC2014-012014-083A2014-082015-032016-02 8821S353433150413285932248549036AUC5908003733532By the King162612008-083PDCC2008-112010-013R2010-052010-063A2010-062011-062011-12 8822S12269133150420285982240925662AUC5913003733537By the King162622014-015PDCC2014-012014-073A2014-072015-032016-02 8823S353733150417285962248547296AUC5911003733535By the King162612008-082PDCC2008-112010-013R2010-052010-063A2010-062011-062011-12 882421.h.1[17]S100987998911781881712240920767England and Wales.$bSovereign (1625-1649 : Charles I)Charles$bI,$cKing of England,$d1600-1649.By the King. A proclamation for the establishing of the peace and quiet of the Church of England. .162612014-016PDCC2014-012014-023A2014-022014-032014-10 8825S5358399610791504662248564591005370931England and Wales.$bSovereign (1625-1649 : Charles I)Charles$bI,$cKing of England,$d1600-1649.By the King :$ba proclamation for the establishing of the peace and quiet of the Church of England.162612008-083PDCC2008-112010-013R2010-052010-063A2010-062011-062011-12 8826S12384233150422285992240925676AUC5914003733538By the King162612008-084PDCC2008-112010-013R2010-052010-063A2010-062011-062011-12 8827S38922349666254262240884492AUC3206003730830By the King, a proclamation prohibi162612008-084PDCC2008-112010-013R2010-052010-063A2010-062011-062011-12 8829S12269338159542291762240897612AUC6455003734079By the King162612008-083PDCC2008-112010-013Y2010-012010-042011-04 8830S354133150426286002240921513AUC5915003733539By the King162612008-083PDCC2008-112010-013Y2010-012010-042011-04 8831506.h.11[74]998925891856642240929082England and Wales.$bSovereign (1625-1649 : Charles I)Charles$bI,$cKing of England,$d1600-1649.By the King. A proclamation touching mariners. .162612014-014PDCC2014-022014-043A2014-042015-032016-02 8832S355133150442286102240924066AUC5925003733549By the King162612008-084PDCC2008-112010-013Y2010-012010-042011-04 8833506.h.11[72]998925881856622240922905England and Wales.$bSovereign (1625-1649 : Charles I)Charles$bI,$cKing of England,$d1600-1649.A proclamation for a generall fast throughout this realme of England. .162622014-015PDCC2014-022014-083A2014-082015-032016-02 8835S12269633150418285972240925701AUC5912003733536By the King162612008-083PDCC2008-112010-013Y2010-012010-042011-04 8836S12269833150429286022240924167AUC5917003733541By the King162612008-083PDCC2008-112010-013Y2010-012010-042011-04 8837.5S341633149714284752240914719AUC5790003733414An acte to enable the Kings Maiesti162612008-086PDCC2008-112010-013Y2010-012010-042011-04 8837S352533150396285842240897348AUC5899003733523By the King162622003-055TECH2003-062003-073A2003-072003-082003-09 8838S338333143393284422240925622AUC5758003733382Whereas, vpon hearing the cause in162612008-084PDCC2008-112010-013Y2010-012010-042011-04 8839S12270038160550292422240906267AUC6517003734141By the King162612008-083PDCC2008-112010-013Y2010-012010-042011-04 8840S367333150737287322240900640AUC6047003733671By the King162612008-082PDCC2008-112010-013Y2010-012010-042011-04 8841S369933150791287582240925650AUC6072003733696By the King162612008-082PDCC2008-112010-013Y2010-012010-042011-04 8842S354233150428286012240925712AUC5916003733540By the King162612008-083PDCC2008-112010-013Y2010-012010-042011-04 8843S123758998990081508532248517058005371345England and Wales.$bSovereign (1625-1649 : Charles I)Charles$bI,$cKing of England,$d1600-1649.By the King. A declaration of His Maiesties cleare intention, in requiring the ayde of his louing subiects, in that way of loane which is now intended by His Highness162612008-084PDCC2008-112010-013Y2010-012010-042011-04 8844S38833149861284962240914911AUC5811003733435By the King162612008-084PDCC2008-112010-013Y2010-012010-042011-04 8845S122695526331871739962240910608England and Wales. Sovereign (1625-1649 : Charles I).Orders appointed by His most excellent Maiestie, and signified by speciall letters from the right honourable the lords of his most honourable Priuie Counsell, which all persons within this county, of what degree or qualitie soeuer, are straitly commanded to obserue162612008-0813PDCC2008-112011-083Y2011-082012-052012-10 8846S1009899983681611042240953536By the King. A proclamation command162612008-084PDCC2008-112010-013Y2010-012010-042011-04 8847.5S80322458773255602240861882AUC3320003730944The effect of certaine branches of162612008-085PDCC2008-112010-013Y2010-012010-042011-04 8847S354533150433286042240893318AUC5919003733543By the King162622012-057PDCC2012-052012-063Y2012-062013-022014-03 8848S354733150435286062240919484AUC5921003733545By the King162732009-0410PDCC2009-052009-073A2009-072009-092011-04 8850S355033150414285942240904442AUC5909003733533By the King162732009-0414PDCC2009-052009-063A2009-062009-092011-04 8851506.h.11[64]998924031856542240916402England and Wales.$bSovereign (1625-1649 : Charles I)Charles$bI,$cKing of England,$d1600-1649.By the King. A proclamation that all captaines, lieutenants, and other officers shall repayre to their companies, and that all souldiers shall repayre to their colours. .162722014-015PDCC2014-022014-043A2014-042015-032016-02 8852506.h.11[66]998924051856562240918468England and Wales.$bSovereign (1625-1649 : Charles I)Charles$bI,$cKing of England,$d1600-1649.By the King. A proclamation concerning the execution of the lawes against recusants. .162722014-016PDCC2014-022014-083A2014-082015-032016-02 8853S12270933152843289792240917040AUC6281003733905By the King162732003-1014PDCC2003-102003-123A2003-122004-022004-03 8854S12271033150437286082240924087AUC5923003733547By the King162722013-075PDCC2013-082013-093A2013-092014-032014-10 8855S382233151041288812240897332AUC6190003733814Iames by the grace of God, king of162712008-0811PDCC2008-112011-083Y2011-082012-052012-10 8856S12271133150453286142240914619AUC5929003733553By the King162712008-083PDCC2008-112010-013Y2010-012010-042011-04 8857S355333150449286122240921545AUC5927003733551By the King162712003-103APEX2003-112003-123A2003-122004-022004-03 8858S362833150639286872240925514AUC6002003733626By the King162712008-083PDCC2008-112010-013Y2010-012010-042011-04 8859S12271433150642286882240924037AUC6003003733627By the King162712008-083PDCC2008-112010-013Y2010-012010-042011-04 886021.h.1[19]S100986998911771881732240920955England and Wales.$bSovereign (1625-1649 : Charles I)Charles$bI,$cKing of England,$d1600-1649.By the King. A proclamation for the better execution of the office of His Maiesties Exchanger, and reformation of sundry abuses and fraudes practised vpon his Maiesties coynes. .162752014-0124PDCC2014-022014-043A2014-042015-032016-02 8861S12271538161539293532240897363AUC6613003734237By the King162712008-084PDCC2008-112010-013Y2010-012010-042011-04 8862506.h.11[94]998924131856842240928898England and Wales.$bSovereign (1625-1649 : Charles I)Charles$bI,$cKing of England,$d1600-1649.By the King. A proclamation declaring His Maiesties pleasure, concerning the forfeitures of recusants in the northerne parts of this kingdome. .162722014-015PDCC2014-022014-043A2014-042015-032016-02 8863506.h.11[95]998924151856852240934182England and Wales.$bSovereign (1625-1649 : Charles I)Charles$bI,$cKing of England,$d1600-1649.By the King. A proclamation for the maintaining and increase of the mines of saltpeter, and the true making and working of saltpeter and gunpowder, : and reforming of all abuses concerning the same.162742014-0114PDCC2014-012014-083A2014-082015-032016-02 8864S12271933152847289802240897619AUC6282003733906By the King162722003-107TECH2003-102003-113A2003-112003-122004-03 8866S12272033150017285192240919168AUC5834003733458By the King162722014-015PDCC2014-022014-043A2014-042015-032016-02 886721.h.1[23]S100988998911791881772240918459England and Wales.$bSovereign (1625-1649 : Charles I)Charles$bI,$cKing of England,$d1600-1649.By the King. A proclamation declaring His Maiesties gracious intention, concerning his commission lately granted, to enquire of new offices erected, and new fees exacted in courts of iustice, since xi0 Elizabethæ. .162712014-014PDCC2014-022014-083A2014-082015-032016-02 8868S309333142618281522240914749AUC5486003733110At White-Hall the foure and twentie162712008-085PDCC2008-112010-013A2010-012010-042011-04 8869S12272338159548291782248561178AUC6457003734081By the King162712008-082PDCC2008-112010-013A2010-012010-042011-04 8870S356033150464286192248560778AUC5934003733558By the King162712008-082PDCC2008-112010-013A2010-012010-042011-04 8871S12272438159550291792240921775AUC6458003734082By the King162732010-08 8872S355833150460286172248549290AUC5932003733556By the King162712008-084PDCC2008-112010-013A2010-012010-042011-04 8874S12272633150373285732240921504AUC5888003733512By the King162712008-084PDCC2008-112010-013A2010-012010-042011-04 8875S364533150680287042240925706AUC6019003733643By the King162812008-088PDCC2008-112010-013A2010-012010-042011-04 8877S12272833150392285832248558075AUC5898003733522By the King162812008-083PDCC2008-112010-013A2010-012010-042011-04 8878S12273322350144254272240940949AUC3207003730831By the King162712008-087PDCC2008-112010-013A2010-012010-042011-04 8879S12272938159552291802240937425AUC6459003734083By the King162832009-0416PDCC2009-052011-033A2011-032011-062011-12 8880S356433150471286232240914747AUC5938003733562By the King162832009-04 8881S363233150652286912240924040AUC6006003733630By the King162832009-04 8882S12273033150469286222240921514AUC5937003733561By the King162812008-083PDCC2008-112010-013A2010-012010-042011-04 88831851.b.3[10]S122731998924251883612248559629England and Wales.$bSovereign (1625-1649 : Charles I)Charles$bI,$cKing of England,$d1600-1649.By the King. A proclamation for the better incouragement and aduancement of the trade of the East-Indye Company. .162822014-017PDCC2014-012014-033A2014-032015-032016-02 8885S39122350267254282248516149AUC3208003730832By the King162712008-083PDCC2008-112010-013A2010-012010-042011-04 8886S39222350605254302240939858AUC3210003730834By the King162712008-083PDCC2008-112010-013A2010-012010-042011-04 8887S39322351223254322240945471AUC3212003730836By the King, a proclamation for the162712008-084PDCC2008-112010-013A2010-012010-042011-04 8888506.h.11[89]998924271856792240928640England and Wales.$bSovereign (1625-1649 : Charles I)Charles$bI,$cKing of England,$d1600-1649.By the King. A proclamation prohibiting the buying and selling of any of His Maiesties armes or munition, : and to reforme the abuses committed at musters and traynings by borrowing of armes.162822014-015PDCC2014-022014-043A2014-042015-032016-02 88921851.b.3[11]S123873998926971883622248561297England and Wales.The effect of certaine branches of the statute made in anno 33. Henrici viij. touching the maintenance of artillery, and the punishment of such as vse vnlawfull games, : very necessary to be put in execution.Laws, etc. (Public general acts). Abridgments162812014-016PDCC2014-022014-043A2014-042015-032016-02 8894S12273738160522292322240917089AUC6507003734131By the King162812008-084PDCC2008-112010-013A2010-012010-042011-04 8895S12273633150430286032240924130AUC5918003733542By the King162812008-083PDCC2008-112010-013A2010-012010-042011-04 8896S462623670035267882240939700AUC4344003731968By the King, a proclamation for the162812008-083PDCC2008-112010-013A2010-012010-042011-04 8899S12274138160560292462240921636AUC6521003734145By the King162812008-082PDCC2008-112010-013A2010-012010-042011-04 8900S12274038160546292412240937366AUC6516003734140By the King162812008-083PDCC2008-112010-013A2010-012010-042011-04 8903S341933149724284782240910760AUC5793003733417An abstract of His Maiesties letter162812008-087PDCC2008-112010-013A2010-012010-042011-04 8904S12274233150479286282240914720AUC5943003733567By the King162812008-082PDCC2008-112010-013A2010-012010-042011-04 8905506.h.11[110]998924341857002240926936England and Wales.$bSovereign (1625-1649 : Charles I)Charles$bI,$cKing of England,$d1600-1649.By the King. A proclamation prohibiting the transportation of any corne, graine, victuals, ordinance, armes, or munition for vvarre, into the kingdome of France. .162822014-014PDCC2014-012014-023A2014-022014-032014-10 8907S12274438160577292532248561147AUC6528003734152By the King162812008-082PDCC2008-112010-013A2010-012010-042011-04 8908S12274638160566292492240937470AUC6524003734148By the King162812008-083PDCC2008-112009-123A2009-122010-042011-04 8909506.h.11[113]998924381857032240924872England and Wales.$bSovereign (1625-1649 : Charles I)Charles$bI,$cKing of England,$d1600-1649.By the King. A proclamation declaring His Maiesties royall grace, and pleasure, to confirme to his subiects their defectiue titles, estates, and possessions, : (aswell by colour of former grants, as without any grant from the crowne) by his commission granted to that purpose.162822014-015PDCC2014-022014-043A2014-042015-032016-02 8910S12274538159596291922240940855AUC6471003734095By the King162812008-084PDCC2008-112009-123A2009-122010-042011-04 8911S12274833150477286262240919236AUC5941003733565By the King162812008-083PDCC2008-112009-123A2009-122010-042011-04 8912S12384323670246267892240906227AUC4345003731969By the King, a proclamation for the162812008-083PDCC2008-112009-123A2009-122010-042011-04 8916S12274923670355267902240906192AUC4346003731970By the King, a proclamation about t162812008-083PDCC2008-112009-123A2009-122010-042011-04 8918S12275033142623281542240919108AUC5488003733112At Whitehall the eleuenth of March162912008-084PDCC2008-112009-123A2009-122010-042011-04 891921.h.1[26]S122754998924441881802240923164England and Wales.$bSovereign (1625-1649 : Charles I)Charles$bI,$cKing of England,$d1600-1649.By the King. A second proclamation for the apprehension of Richard Smith, a popish priest, stiled, and calling himselfe, the Bishop of Calcedon. .162912014-015PDCC2014-022014-043A2014-042015-032016-02 892121.h.1[29]S101001998911831881832240911994England and Wales.$bSovereign (1625-1649 : Charles I)Charles$bI,$cKing of England,$d1600-1649.By the King. A proclamation for suppressing of false rumours touching Parliament. .162912014-014PDCC2014-022014-043A2014-042015-032016-02 8922S12275523670656267912240914775AUC4347003731971By the King, a proclamation for the162912008-083PDCC2008-112009-123A2009-122010-042011-04 8923S353333150410285922248545345AUC5907003733531By the King162912008-083PDCC2008-112009-123A2009-122010-042011-04 8924S12275723671171267922240929827AUC4348003731972By the King162912008-083PDCC2008-112009-123A2009-122010-042011-04 8926506.h.11[119]998924481857092240934164England and Wales.$bSovereign (1625-1649 : Charles I)Charles$bI,$cKing of England,$d1600-1649.By the King. A proclamation for the speedy sending away of the Irish beggers out of this kingdome, into their owne countrey, : and for the suppressing and ordering of the English rogues and vagabonds, according to the lawes.162922014-016PDCC2014-022014-083A2014-082015-032016-02 8927506.h.11[120]998924491857102240929337England and Wales.$bSovereign (1625-1649 : Charles I)Charles$bI,$cKing of England,$d1600-1649.By the King. A proclamation commanding the due execution of the lawes made for setting the poore on worke. .162922014-015PDCC2014-022014-043A2014-042015-032016-02 8928S12276038159562291842248569070AUC6463003734087By the King162912008-084PDCC2008-112009-123A2009-122010-042011-04 8929B.J.5[1]S122761998924511884242240927372England and Wales.$bSovereign (1625-1649 : Charles I)Charles$bI,$cKing of England,$d1600-1649.By the King. A proclamation concerning the making of starch, and auoiding the annoyances thereby. .162922014-0110PDCC2014-012014-043A2014-042015-032016-02 8931S1010059983683111202248542996AUB3748003721372By the King. A proclamation touchin162912008-083PDCC2008-112009-123A2009-122010-042011-04 8932S39422351408254332240945371AUC3213003730837By the King, a proclamation against162712008-083PDCC2008-112009-123A2009-122010-042011-04 8933S12276233150662286942248558147AUC6009003733633By the King162922000-004PDCC2001-062001-062Y2001-002001-112003-01 8934506.h.11[125]998911871857152240912432England and Wales.$bSovereign (1625-1649 : Charles I)Charles$bI,$cKing of England,$d1600-1649.By the King. A proclamation for preuenting the decayes of churches and chappels for the time to come. .162922014-015PDCC2014-022014-083A2014-082015-032016-02 8936S12276333150795287592240914670AUC6073003733697By the King162912008-083PDCC2008-112009-123A2009-122010-042011-04 8939S364633150681287052240921509AUC6020003733644By the King163012008-088PDCC2008-112009-123A2009-122010-042011-04 8940506.h.11[116]998924421857062240928761England and Wales.$bSovereign (1625-1649 : Charles I)Charles$bI,$cKing of England,$d1600-1649.By the King. A proclamation reuiuing and enlarging a former proclamation made in the reigne of King Iames, prohibiting the bringing in of any commodities traded by the Eastland Merchants into this kingdome, : aswell by subiects as strangers, not free of that company, with a publication of certaine statutes for the restraint of all His Maiesties subiects, from shipping any commodities in strangers bottomes, either into, or out of this kingdome.163022014-015PDCC2014-022014-043A2014-042015-032016-02 8941506.h.11[117]998924431857072240931397England and Wales.$bSovereign (1625-1649 : Charles I)Charles$bI,$cKing of England,$d1600-1649.By the King. A proclamation for the restraint of excessiue carriages, to the destruction of the high-wayes. .163022014-014PDCC2014-022014-043A2014-042015-032016-02 8942S12276638159580291902240937528AUC6469003734093By the King163012008-084PDCC2008-112009-123A2009-122010-042011-04 8943S357733150497286362240919504AUC5951003733575By the King163032002-069PDCC2002-082002-103A2002-102002-122003-01 894521.h.1[30]S123844998926681881842240923581England and Wales.$bSovereign (1625-1649 : Charles I)Charles$bI,$cKing of England,$d1600-1649.By the King. A proclamation for quickning the lawes made for the reliefe of the poore, and the suppressing, punishing, and setling of the sturdie rogues, and vagabonds. .163052014-018PDCC2014-012014-033A2014-032015-032016-02 8946S122769998990581508552240892041005371319England and Wales.$bSovereign (1625-1649 : Charles I)Charles$bI,$cKing of England,$d1600-1649.By the King. A proclamation for the restraining of the importation of iron vvyer into this kingdome, and for the support of that manufacture163032009-0411PDCC2009-052010-063A2010-062011-062011-12 8948S377033150944288292240897586AUC6142003733766Charles, by the grace of God, King163012008-0819PDCC2008-112015-123A2015-122022-12 8949S377133150947288302240919077AUC6143003733767Charles, by the grace of God, King163012008-0812PDCC2008-112011-083Y2011-082012-052012-10 8951506.h.11[15]998924581856042240918398England and Wales.$bSovereign (1625-1649 : Charles I)Charles$bI,$cKing of England,$d1600-1649.By the King. An abstract of the seuerall heads and branches, for which His Maiesties commissioners, by vertue of His Maiesties commission of grace, bearing date the three and twentieth day of Ianuary last past, haue power to compound with such as shall desire the same. .163022014-017PDCC2014-012014-023A2014-022014-032014-10 8952506.h.11[134]998924591857242240918267England and Wales.$bSovereign (1625-1649 : Charles I)Charles$bI,$cKing of England,$d1600-1649.By the King. A proclamation prohibiting the exportation of corne and graine. .163022014-015PDCC2014-022014-083A2014-082015-032016-02 8954506.h.11[133]998924611857232240925218England and Wales.$bSovereign (1625-1649 : Charles I)Charles$bI,$cKing of England,$d1600-1649.By the King. A proclamation for the suppressing of felons, and outlawes, their aiders and abettors, by bringing them to bee answerable to the seuerall lawes of the seuerall realmes of England and Scotland. .163022014-015PDCC2014-022014-043A2014-042015-032016-02 8955506.h.11[135]998924601857252240926706England and Wales.$bSovereign (1625-1649 : Charles I)Charles$bI,$cKing of England,$d1600-1649.By the King. A proclamation for the better discouery and preuention of burglaries, robberies, and other frauds and abuses, : and for the suppressing of all secret and vnlawfull practises of retayling brokers, and others which may occasion the same.163022014-017PDCC2014-022014-043A2014-042015-032016-02 8956S12277423671304267932248530612AUC4349003731973By the King, a proclamation for the163012008-083PDCC2008-112009-123A2009-122010-042011-04 8957S358033150507286392248553950AUC5954003733578By the King163012008-083PDCC2008-112009-123A2009-122010-042011-04 8958S1010119983683711262240938999AUB3754003721378By the King. A proclamation concern163062009-0521PDCC2009-062009-073Y2009-072009-092011-04 8959S357633150496286352240925577AUC5950003733574By the King163062009-05 8961S1010109983683611252240900424AUB3753003721377By the King. A proclamation against163032009-048PDCC2009-052010-033A2010-032010-042011-04 8962S122777399607261504682240932680005370827England and Wales.$bSovereign (1625-1649 : Charles I)Charles$bI,$cKing of England,$d1600-1649.By the King :$ba license for a collection throughout England and Wales, towards the maintenance of the exiled ministers of the Palatinate.163012008-088PDCC2008-112009-123A2009-122010-042011-04 8963S122778998990591508562240891951005371320England and Wales.$bSovereign (1625-1649 : Charles I)Charles$bI,$cKing of England,$d1600-1649.By the King. The Kings most excellent Maiestie, finding that the infection of the plague is at this present dispersed and scattered ...163032009-0410PDCC2009-052009-063A2009-062009-092011-04 8964B.J.5[64]S123904998927251884762240923091England and Wales.$bSovereign (1625-1649 : Charles I)By the King. A proclamation for adiourning the terme. .163032014-0311PDCC2014-042014-063A2014-062015-032016-02 8966506.h.11[9]S3463998924661855982248561813England and Wales.$bSovereign (1625-1649 : Charles I)Charles$bI,$cKing of England,$d1600-1649.By the King. A proclamation for preuenting the dearth of corne and victuall. .163052014-0115PDCC2014-012014-043A2014-042015-032016-02 8967S390833151162289682240937318AUC6270003733894Whereas Alexander Leighton, a Scott163012008-081PDCC2008-112009-123A2009-122010-042011-04 8968S376933150941288282240932626AUC6141003733765Charles, by the grace of God, King163012008-0817PDCC2008-112012-023Y2012-022012-052012-10 8969S358533150522286442240927462AUC5959003733583By the King163022013-075PDCC2013-082013-093A2013-092014-032014-10 8970S122781998990601508572240887703005371322England and Wales.$bSovereign (1625-1649 : Charles I)Charles$bI,$cKing of England,$d1600-1649.By the King. Whereas it is found meete and expedient, vpon weighty considerations mooued to His Maiestie, by the intervention of some of his friends, to lay aside hostility with the King of Spaine ...163012008-082PDCC2008-112009-123A2009-122010-042011-04 8971S358333150514286422240919112AUC5957003733581By the King163122003-107TECH2003-102003-113A2003-112003-122004-03 8973S12278333150436286072240925462AUC5922003733546By the King163112008-084PDCC2008-112010-013Y2010-012010-042011-04 8974S343933149885284982248549287AUC5813003733437By the King163112008-084PDCC2008-112010-013Y2010-012010-042011-04 8975S101009998368351786432264216991England and Wales.$bSovereign (1625-1649 : Charles I)Charles,$bI,$cKing of England,$d1600-1649.By the King. A proclamation for the better ordering of fishing, vpon the coasts of His Maiesties dominions Proclamations. 1631-05-24163122014-017PDCC2014-022014-043A2014-042015-032016-02 8976S357933150506286382248553111AUC5953003733577By the King163132009-0413PDCC2009-052011-033A2011-032011-062011-12 8977S357033150482286292240904420AUC5944003733568By the King163162009-0521PDCC2009-062014-053A2014-052015-032016-02 8979S12278738160543292392240923843AUC6514003734138By the King163112008-084PDCC2008-112010-013Y2010-012010-042011-04 8980S12278833150511286412240919482AUC5956003733580By the King163122006-035APEX2006-042006-053A2006-052006-092007-01 8981C.21.f.1[3]S124115998928421923392240936741England and Wales.$bSovereign (1625-1649 : Charles I)Charles$bI,$cKing of England,$d1600-1649.By the King. A licence for a collection throughout England and Wales, towards the redeeming of a number of poore English men captiues vnder Muley Abdawelly King of Morocco. .163112014-018PDCC2014-012014-043A2014-042015-032016-02 8982S355733150457286162240900833AUC5931003733555By the King163112008-082PDCC2008-112010-013Y2010-012010-042011-04 8983S359233150538286512240925540AUC5966003733590By the King163122005-096TECH2005-112006-013A2006-012006-042006-06 8985S12279238159577291892240932669AUC6468003734092England and Wales.$bSovereign (1625-1649 : Charles I)Charles$bI,$cKing of England,$d1600-1649.By the King163232009-049PDCC2009-052010-033A2010-032010-042011-04 8986S12279338160531292342240937397AUC6509003734133By the King163222014-016PDCC2014-022014-043A2014-042015-032016-02 8987506.h.11[4]998911881855932248558794England and Wales.$bSovereign (1625-1649 : Charles I)Charles$bI,$cKing of England,$d1600-1649.By the King. A proclamation for the well ordering of the silke trade, throughout England. .163242014-0114PDCC2014-022014-043A2014-042015-032016-02 8988S12279538159571291872240921744AUC6466003734090England and Wales.$bSovereign (1625-1649 : Charles I)Charles$bI,$cKing of England,$d1600-1649.By the King163212008-083PDCC2008-112010-013Y2010-012010-042011-04 8989S12279438160541292382240937519AUC6513003734137By the King163232009-049PDCC2009-052009-063A2009-062009-092011-04 8991506.h.12[12]S123760998925921857392240929100England and Wales.$bSovereign (1625-1649 : Charles I)Charles$bI,$cKing of England,$d1600-1649.By the King. A proclamation concerning the well-making of soape. .163232014-0110PDCC2014-012014-043A2014-042015-032016-02 8992S12375933142834281802240900752AUC5511003733135By the King163212008-082PDCC2008-112010-013Y2010-012010-042011-04 8993506.h.12[13]S123761998925931857402240936916England and Wales.$bSovereign (1625-1649 : Charles I)Charles$bI,$cKing of England,$d1600-1649.By the King. A proclamation to restraine the transportation of corne, vvooll, vvooll-fells, fullers earth, and leather. .163232014-0111PDCC2014-012014-033A2014-032015-032016-02 8994.5S317333143103282322240925469AUC5558003733182The effect of certaine branches of163212008-085PDCC2008-112010-013Y2010-012010-042011-04 8994506.h.12[14]S123762998925941857412240923537England and Wales.$bSovereign (1625-1649 : Charles I)Charles$bI,$cKing of England,$d1600-1649.By the King. A proclamation concerning gold-weights. .163222014-018PDCC2014-012014-033A2014-032015-032016-02 8995506.h.12[5]S122966998925001857322240926933England and Wales.$bSovereign (1625-1649 : Charles I)Charles$bI,$cKing of England,$d1600-1649.By the King. A proclamation prohibiting the making vp of girdles, belts, hangers, and other vvares for mens wearing, : or for vvarre-seruice, with brasse-buckles.163322014-015PDCC2014-022014-043A2014-042015-032016-02 8996506.h.12[6]S122967998925011857332240934183England and Wales.$bSovereign (1625-1649 : Charles I)Charles$bI,$cKing of England,$d1600-1649.By the King. A proclamation for prizing of vvines. .163322014-016PDCC2014-022014-083A2014-082015-032016-02 8997S359133150536286502240925671AUC5965003733589By the King163312008-082PDCC2008-112010-013Y2010-012010-042011-04 899821.h.1[34]S123846998926701881882240927411England and Wales.$bSovereign (1625-1649 : Charles I)Charles$bI,$cKing of England,$d1600-1649.By the King. A proclamation concerning the prizing of French vvines. .163312014-013PDCC2014-022014-043A2014-042015-032016-02 8999506.h.12[19]S123767998925991857462240918014England and Wales.$bSovereign (1625-1649 : Charles I)Charles$bI,$cKing of England,$d1600-1649.By the King. A proclamation against frauds and deceits vsed in draperie, and for discouerie and preuenting of the same. .163352014-0116PDCC2014-022014-083A2014-082015-032016-02 9000.3S11474599849968151492240849690AUB8507003726131An inquisition taken [blank] in the163312008-087PDCC2008-112010-013Y2010-012010-042011-04 9000506.h.12[20]S123768998926001857472240933895England and Wales.$bSovereign (1625-1649 : Charles I)Charles$bI,$cKing of England,$d1600-1649.By the King. A proclamation for the prizes of victuals within the verge of His Maiesties houshold. .163322014-015PDCC2014-022014-043A2014-042015-032016-02 9001S12336238160545292402240937362AUC6515003734139By the King163312008-083PDCC2008-112010-013Y2010-012010-042011-04 9002506.h.12[22]S123769998926011857492240928668England and Wales.$bSovereign (1625-1649 : Charles I)By the King. A proclamation for the vse of the bowe and the pike together in militarie discipline. .163322014-015PDCC2014-022014-043A2014-042015-032016-02 9003S11707799852292176082240878673AUC2406003730030By the King. A proclamation for pre163312003-106PDCC2003-102003-113A2003-112003-122004-03 9005506.h.12[15]S123763998925951857422240916406England and Wales.$bSovereign (1625-1649 : Charles I)Charles$bI,$cKing of England,$d1600-1649.By the King. A proclamation concerning tynne. .163452014-0110PDCC2014-012014-023A2014-022014-032014-10 900921.h.1[36]S123848998926721881902240928893England and Wales.$bSovereign (1625-1649 : Charles I)Charles$bI,$cKing of England,$d1600-1649.By the King. A proclamation for the prizes of poultry, rabbits, butter, candles, charcoale, and all manner of fuell of vvood. .163432014-019PDCC2014-022014-043A2014-042015-032016-02 9011S12376633149911285012240925490AUC5816003733440By the King163412003-103APEX2003-112003-123A2003-122004-022004-03 9013S12377133149977285102240893407AUC5825003733449By the King163412008-083PDCC2008-112010-013Y2010-012010-042011-04 9014506.h.12[27]S123773998926051857542240925084England and Wales.$bSovereign (1625-1649 : Charles I)Charles$bI,$cKing of England,$d1600-1649.By the King. A proclamation appointing the flags, aswell for our nauie royall, as for the ships of our subiects of south and north Britaine. .163412014-013PDCC2014-022014-043A2014-042015-032016-02 9015.5506.h.12[26]S123772998926041857532240920898England and Wales.$bSovereign (1625-1649 : Charles I)Charles$bI,$cKing of England,$d1600-1649.By the King. A proclamation commanding all our subiects, being sea-men and ship-wrights, in the seruice of any forreigne Prince or state, to returne home within a certaine time. .163422014-015PDCC2014-022014-043A2014-042015-032016-02 9015S12384933150703287172248562615AUC6032003733656By the King163432009-047PDCC2009-052009-063A2009-062009-092011-04 9016S12385033150492286342240925751AUC5949003733573By the King163422003-106TECH2003-102003-113A2003-112003-122004-03 9017506.h.12[39]S123783998926151857662240923014England and Wales.$bPrivy Council.Charles$bI,$cKing of England,$d1600-1649.At the Starre-Chamber the twentieth of Iune, 1634. Present: Lord Archbishop of Canterbury. ... Master Secretary VVindebank. .Miscellaneous Documents. 1634-06-20163422013-105PDCC2013-112014-013A2014-012014-032014-10 9018506.h.12[28]S122776998924641857552240918332England and Wales.$bSovereign (1625-1649 : Charles I)Charles$bI,$cKing of England,$d1600-1649.By the King. A proclamation concerning the sauing of fuell, materials, labour, and lessening the great annoyance of smoake. .163422014-016PDCC2014-022014-083A2014-082015-032016-02 901921.h.1[40]S123852998926761881942240931353England and Wales.$bSovereign (1625-1649 : Charles I)Charles$bI,$cKing of England,$d1600-1649.By the King. A proclamation concerning the well-ordering the trade of making and selling of soape. .163442014-0113PDCC2014-012014-033A2014-032015-032016-02 9020S359833150556286572240893405AUC5972003733596By the King163412008-083PDCC2008-112010-013Y2010-012010-042011-04 9021.5S39522351802254352240937569AUC3215003730839Charles by the grace of God King of163412008-088PDCC2008-112010-013Y2010-012010-042011-04 9021506.h.12[29]998926061857562240937175England and Wales.$bSovereign (1625-1649 : Charles I)Charles$bI,$cKing of England,$d1600-1649.By the King. A proclamation against the keeping and vsing of setting dogs. .163412014-013PDCC2014-022014-043A2014-042015-032016-02 9023S12296838160571292512248562847AUC6526003734150By the King163432009-049PDCC2009-052009-063A2009-062009-092011-04 9024506.h.12[31]S123775998926071857582240923032England and Wales.$bSovereign (1625-1649 : Charles I)Charles$bI,$cKing of England,$d1600-1649.By the King. A proclamation for reformation of the many abuses committed against the Corporation of Gardners. .163422014-018PDCC2014-022014-043A2014-042015-032016-02 902521.h.1[41]S123854998926781881952248564038England and Wales.$bSovereign (1625-1649 : Charles I)Charles$bI,$cKing of England,$d1600-1649.By the King. A proclamation for the better ordering the transportation of clothes, and other vvoollen manufactures into Germany, and the Low-Countreys. .163412014-015PDCC2014-022014-043A2014-042015-032016-02 9026S348433150288285432240914609AUC5858003733482By the King163422013-075PDCC2013-082013-103A2013-102014-032014-10 9027S12377633150552286562240919334AUC5971003733595By the King163412008-084PDCC2008-112010-013Y2010-012010-042011-04 9029S357133150485286302240925503AUC5945003733569By the King163412008-082PDCC2008-112010-013Y2010-012010-042011-04 9032S12157499856753223772240881907AUC2016003729640By the King. A proclamation for the163532009-0410PDCC2009-052010-063A2010-062011-062011-12 9033S12378133150160285332240919262AUC5848003733472By the King163532009-0410PDCC2009-052009-063A2009-062009-092011-04 9034506.h.12[38]S123782998926141857652240934345England and Wales.$bSovereign (1625-1649 : Charles I)Charles$bI,$cKing of England,$d1600-1649.By the King. A proclamation prohibiting the vse of the net or engine, called a trawle. .163522014-017PDCC2014-022014-043A2014-042015-032016-02 9037S12378433150563286592240919250AUC5974003733598By the King163512008-084PDCC2008-112010-013Y2010-012010-042011-04 903921.h.1[43]S122969998925031881972240934170England and Wales.$bSovereign (1625-1649 : Charles I)Charles$bI,$cKing of England,$d1600-1649.By the King. A proclamation for the suppressing of profane swearing and cursing. .163512014-015PDCC2014-022014-083A2014-082015-032016-02 9040S12378533150391285822248553034AUC5897003733521By the King163512008-084PDCC2008-112010-013Y2010-012010-042011-04 9041506.h.12[42]S123786998926181857692240929432England and Wales.$bSovereign (1625-1649 : Charles I)Charles$bI,$cKing of England,$d1600-1649.By the King. A proclamation for the setling of the letter office of England and Scotland. .163522013-107PDCC2013-112014-013A2014-012014-032014-10 9043S358433150520286432240893389AUC5958003733582By the King163512008-083PDCC2008-112010-013Y2010-012010-042011-04 9044506.h.12[44]S123821998926481857712240933927England and Wales.$bSovereign (1625-1649 : Charles I)Charles$bI,$cKing of England,$d1600-1649.By the King. A proclamation for preuention of abuses of informers, clerkes, and others in their prosecutions vpon the lawes, and statutes of this realme. .163552014-0124PDCC2014-012015-023A2015-022015-032016-02 9046S360333150574286622240914663AUC5977003733601By the King163522014-017PDCC2014-022014-043A2014-042015-032016-02 9047506.h.12[46]S122971998925051857732240934360England and Wales.$bSovereign (1625-1649 : Charles I)Charles$bI,$cKing of England,$d1600-1649.By the King. A proclamation prohibiting the importation of all sorts of glasse whatsoeuer, made in forreigne parts. .163522014-016PDCC2014-022014-043A2014-042015-032016-02 9049S12297233150579286632240919144AUC5978003733602By the King163522006-034PDCC2006-052006-063A2006-062006-092007-01 9050S122973399607281504692240921746005370828England and Wales.$bSovereign (1625-1649 : Charles I)Charles$bI,$cKing of England,$d1600-1649.By the King :$ba proclamation for restraint of excessiue carriages, to the destruction of the high vvayes.163032009-044PDCC2009-052009-063A2009-062009-092011-04 905221.h.1[42]S123855998926791881962248561570England and Wales.$bSovereign (1625-1649 : Charles I)Charles$bI,$cKing of England,$d1600-1649.By the King. A proclamation for the restraint of the consumption of the coyne and bullion of this realme, : and the deceitfull making of gold and siluer threed, and for the regulating thereof for the time to come.163632014-0112PDCC2014-012014-033A2014-032015-032016-02 9053506.h.12[34]S123778998926101857612240936730England and Wales.$bSovereign (1625-1649 : Charles I)Charles$bI,$cKing of England,$d1600-1649.By the King. A proclamation for the restraint of the multitude, and promiscuous vse of coaches, about London and Westminster. .163612014-014PDCC2014-022014-083A2014-082015-032016-02 9057506.h.12[36]S123780998926121857632240934554England and Wales.$bSovereign (1625-1649 : Charles I)Charles$bI,$cKing of England,$d1600-1649.By the King. A proclamation concerning farthing tokens. .163622014-016PDCC2014-022014-043A2014-042015-032016-02 9058.7S80522460290255642248515303AUC3324003730948Charles by the grace of God, King o163612008-086PDCC2008-112010-013Y2010-012010-042011-04 9058S12379133150547286542240921488AUC5969003733593By the King163642014-0113PDCC2014-012014-023A2014-022014-032014-10 9059S12379233150561286582240925716AUC5973003733597By the King163612008-083PDCC2008-112010-013Y2010-012010-042011-04 9060506.h.12[54]S123793998926251857812248563711England and Wales.$bSovereign (1625-1649 : Charles I)Charles$bI,$cKing of England,$d1600-1649.By the King. A proclamation to forbid the importing, buying, selling, or publishing any forraine edition of a booke lately printed at London by His Maiesties command, intituled Mare Clausum. .163612014-014PDCC2014-022014-043A2014-042015-032016-02 9062506.h.12[55]S123794998926261857822248560408England and Wales.$bSovereign (1625-1649 : Charles I)Charles$bI,$cKing of England,$d1600-1649.By the King. A proclamation prohibiting the wearing, buying, or selling of counterfeit iewels. .163612014-013PDCC2014-022014-043A2014-042015-032016-02 9063S12379533150591286662240914742AUC5981003733605By the King163612008-084PDCC2008-112010-013Y2010-012010-042011-04 9064506.h.12[57]S123796998926281857842240931657England and Wales.$bSovereign (1625-1649 : Charles I)Charles$bI,$cKing of England,$d1600-1649.By the King. A proclamation touching bookes first printed here, and after reprinted beyond the seas, and imported hither. .163612014-014PDCC2014-022014-043A2014-042015-032016-02 9065S12379733150566286602240914585AUC5975003733599By the King163612008-083PDCC2008-112010-013Y2010-012010-042011-04 9066506.h.12[59]S123798998926301857862240928757England and Wales.$bSovereign (1625-1649 : Charles I)Charles$bI,$cKing of England,$d1600-1649.By the King. A proclamation inhibiting the importation of vvhale finnes, or vvhale oile, into his Maiesties dominions by any, but the Muscouia Company. .163622014-015PDCC2014-022014-083A2014-082015-032016-02 9068506.h.12[61]S123800998926321857882240932118England and Wales.$bSovereign (1625-1649 : Charles I)Charles$bI,$cKing of England,$d1600-1649.By the King. A proclamation for the due execution of the office of Clarke of the Market of our houshold, and thorowout our realme of England, and dominion of Wales: : and for the surveying and sealing of the constant reele appointed to be vsed by all clothiers, and workers in cloth and yarne; and for the increase of the poores wages labouring therein.163662014-0126PDCC2014-022014-043A2014-042015-032016-02 9069506.h.12[62]S123801998926331857892240931797England and Wales.$bSovereign (1625-1649 : Charles I)Charles$bI,$cKing of England,$d1600-1649.By the King. A proclamation for the putting off Tutbury faire in the county of Stafford, and of the musitians or minstrels court there. .163612014-013PDCC2014-022014-043A2014-042015-032016-02 9071506.h.12[64]S123803998926351857912240922630England and Wales.$bSovereign (1625-1649 : Charles I)Charles$bI,$cKing of England,$d1600-1649.By the King. A proclamation prohibiting the keeping of this next Sturbridge Faire. .163612014-013PDCC2014-022014-043A2014-042015-032016-02 9073S11822699853434188172240887487AUC0475003728099By the King. A proclamation for the163632009-049PDCC2009-052009-063A2009-062009-092011-04 9074S376833150938288272240923860AUC6140003733764Charles by the grace of God, king o163612006-038APEX2006-042006-053A2006-052006-092007-01 907721.h.1[44]S123856998926801881982240934556England and Wales.$bSovereign (1625-1649 : Charles I)Charles$bI,$cKing of England,$d1600-1649.By the King. A proclamation for the reuocation and repeale of certaine letters patents, : and of part of a proclamation lately published for the keeping of a constant reele in cloathmaking, and for the increase of the poores wages labouring therein.163612014-013PDCC2014-022014-083A2014-082015-032016-02 9080506.h.12[50]S123789998926211857772248560633England and Wales.$bSovereign (1625-1649 : Charles I)Charles$bI,$cKing of England,$d1600-1649.By the King. A proclamation prohibiting the importation of forraine gun-powder, and that His Maiesties subiects may be constantly supplied out of His Maiesties store-houses. .163722014-016PDCC2014-022014-043A2014-042015-032016-02 9082506.h.12[51]S123790998926221857782240922603England and Wales.$bSovereign (1625-1649 : Charles I)By the King. A proclamation declaring His Maiesties pleasure, in the incorporating of the tradesmen and artificers, inhabiting within three miles of the citie of London. .163722014-018PDCC2014-022014-043A2014-042015-032016-02 9086S123857998990101508582240895764005371348Great Britain.$bSovereign (1625-1649 : Charles I)Charles$bI,$cKing of England,$d1600-1649.By the King. A proclamation against the disorderly transporting His Maiesties subiects to the plantations within the parts of America163712007-113APEX2007-112007-123A2007-122008-022008-09 9087S360833150596286672240914745AUC5982003733606By the King163712008-083PDCC2008-112010-013Y2010-012010-042011-04 90881851.b.3[15]S123877998927011883672240929586England and Wales.$bSovereign (1625-1649 : Charles I)Charles$bI,$cKing of England,$d1600-1649.By the King. A proclamation touching the manufactures of playing-cards, and dice. .163722014-015PDCC2014-022014-043A2014-042015-032016-02 9089S123902998990111508592240875710005371349England and Wales.$bSovereign (1625-1649 : Charles I)Charles$bI,$cKing of England,$d1600-1649.By the King. A proclamation touching common maultsters, and brewers163732009-0411PDCC2009-052009-063A2009-062009-092011-04 90901851.b.3[16]S123878998927021883682240929353England and Wales.$bSovereign (1625-1649 : Charles I)Charles$bI,$cKing of England,$d1600-1649.By the King. A proclamation against false packing vp of butter, and other deceits and misdemeanors concerning butter-caske, : discouered since the publishing of a former proclamation in that behalfe.163722014-016PDCC2014-022014-043A2014-042015-032016-02 9091S12387933150532286482240925464AUC5963003733587By the King163712008-082PDCC2008-112010-013Y2010-012010-042011-04 90921851.b.3[18]S123880998927041883702240931792England and Wales.$bSovereign (1625-1649 : Charles I)Charles$bI,$cKing of England,$d1600-1649.By the King. A proclamation for the surveying and marking of iron, and survey of vvoods to bee used in the making thereof. .163742014-0111PDCC2014-012014-023A2014-022014-032014-10 909321.h.1[46]S123858998926821882002240929507England and Wales.$bSovereign (1625-1649 : Charles I)Charles$bI,$cKing of England,$d1600-1649.By the King. A proclamation declaring that the proceedings of His Maiesties ecclesiasticall courts and ministers, are according to the lawes of the realme. .163712014-015PDCC2014-022014-043A2014-042015-032016-02 90961851.b.3[20]S123882998927061883722240918030England and Wales.$bSovereign (1625-1649 : Charles I)Charles$bI,$cKing of England,$d1600-1649.By the King. A proclamation for restraining the use of vvine-casks, by brewers, and sellers of beere and ale. .163722014-016PDCC2014-022014-043A2014-042015-032016-02 909821.h.1[47]S123859998926831882012240923109England and Wales.$bSovereign (1625-1649 : Charles I)Charles$bI,$cKing of England,$d1600-1649.By the King. A proclamation restraining the withdrawing His Majesties subjects from the Church of England, and giving scandall in resorting to masses. .163712014-013PDCC2014-022014-043A2014-042015-032016-02 90991851.b.3[21]S123883998927071883732240916293England and Wales.$bSovereign (1625-1649 : Charles I)Charles$bI,$cKing of England,$d1600-1649.By the King. A proclamation touching the Corporation of Sope-makers of London. .163742014-0117PDCC2014-012014-033A2014-032015-032016-02 9100C.21.f.1[5]S124116998928431923412240931408England and Wales.$bSovereign (1625-1649 : Charles I)Charles$bI,$cKing of England,$d1600-1649.By the King. A proclamation declaring the seasonable times when vvarrants for venison in the Kings forrests, : chases, or parks are to be served.163812014-013PDCC2014-022014-043A2014-042015-032016-02 91021851.b.3[13]S123874998926981883642240923153England and Wales.$bSovereign (1625-1649 : Charles I)Charles$bI,$cKing of England,$d1600-1649.By the King. A proclamation concerning certain kilnes for the sweet and speedy drying of mault and hops at a small charge. .163822014-014PDCC2014-022014-083A2014-082015-032016-02 91091851.b.3[14]S123876998927001883662240925063England and Wales.$bSovereign (1625-1649 : Charles I)Charles$bI,$cKing of England,$d1600-1649.By the King. A proclamation concerning tobacco. .163842014-0112PDCC2014-012014-033A2014-032015-032016-02 91121851.b.3[28]S123894998927161883802240923527England and Wales.$bSovereign (1625-1649 : Charles I)Charles$bI,$cKing of England,$d1600-1649.By the King. A proclamation for restraint of the unlawfull sale and transportation of English horns. .163812014-014PDCC2014-022014-083A2014-082015-032016-02 91151851.b.3[29]S123895998927171883812240916487England and Wales.$bSovereign (1625-1649 : Charles I)Charles$bI,$cKing of England,$d1600-1649.By the King. A proclamation touching the Corporation of Bever-makers of London, : and to restrain the importation of forrain hats, and the wearing of demy-casters within his Majesties dominions.163842014-0113PDCC2014-012014-033A2014-032015-032016-02 91161851.b.3[30]S123896998927181883822269048273England and Wales.$bSovereign (1625-1649 : Charles I)Charles$bI,$cKing of England,$d1600-1649.By the King. A proclamation for the free and lawfull use of maulting. .163812014-012PDCC2014-022014-043A2014-042015-032016-02 91191851.b.3[31]S123897998927191883832248560626England and Wales.$bSovereign (1625-1649 : Charles I)Charles$bI,$cKing of England,$d1600-1649.By the King. A proclamation appointing the times for His Majesties healing of the disease called the Kings Evill. .163812014-013PDCC2014-022014-043A2014-042015-032016-02 9121S361233150605286712240900647AUC5986003733610By the King163832009-0410PDCC2009-052009-063A2009-062009-092011-04 9122816.m.14[53]1851.b.3[32]R224812998856751855062248538352England and Wales.$bSovereign (1625-1649 : Charles I)Charles$bI,$cKing of England,$d1600-1649.By the King. A proclamation for restraining the importation of Lattin VVire into this kingdome, : and for support of that manufacture here.163822014-017PDCC2014-022014-043A2014-042015-032016-02 9123S123818526331911739982240910611England and Wales. Sovereign (1625-1649 : Charles I)By the King. A proclamation for suspending the time of healing the disease called, The kings evill, until Easter next.163812008-082PDCC2008-112010-013Y2010-012010-042011-04 91241851.b.3[33]S123898998927201883852240916606England and Wales.$bSovereign (1625-1649 : Charles I)Charles$bI,$cKing of England,$d1600-1649.By the King. A proclamation for reforming sundry abuses in manufactures of silks and stuffs of forrain materials made here, or imported from forraign parts. .163842014-0114PDCC2014-012014-083A2014-082015-032016-02 9125816.m.12[57]998850911902082240899947England and Wales.$bSovereign (1625-1649 : Charles I)Charles$bI,$cKing of England,$d1600-1649.By the King. A proclamation for the due assizing of bread. .163812014-014PDCC2014-022014-043A2014-042015-032016-02 9131S12388523671599267942240895777AUC4350003731974By the King, a proclamation command163812008-084PDCC2008-112010-013Y2010-012010-042011-04 91321851.b.3[24]S123886998927101883762240931813England and Wales.$bSovereign (1625-1649 : Charles I)Charles$bI,$cKing of England,$d1600-1649.By the King. A proclamation declaring His Majesties pleasure touching an office in London, for reformation of abuses in the dying of silks. .163942014-0113PDCC2014-012014-083A2014-082015-032016-02 9133816.m.13[153]1851.b.3[25]R225254998927111863512264198930England and Wales.$bSovereign (1625-1649 : Charles I)Charles$bI,$cKing of England,$d1600-1649.By the King. A proclamation for the well ordering the making of white starch within the realm, : and for restraint of the importation thereof from forreign parts.163942014-0112PDCC2014-012014-033A2014-032015-032016-02 91341851.b.3[26]S123888998927121883782240932257England and Wales.$bSovereign (1625-1649 : Charles I)Charles$bI,$cKing of England,$d1600-1649.By the King. A proclamation concerning tin, and to restrain the importation thereof from forreign parts. .163922014-017PDCC2014-012014-033A2014-032015-032016-02 9135816.m.1[32]Lutt.III[67]C.21.f.1[6]21.h.1[48]21.h.1[49*]S124126998925091858692248565094England and Wales.$bSovereign (1625-1649 : Charles I)Charles$bI,$cKing of England,$d1600-1649.By the King. : A proclamation and declaration to inform our loving subjects of our kingdom of England of the seditious practices of some in Scotland, seeking to overthrow our regall power under false pretences of religion.163952014-0114PDCC2014-012014-083A2014-082015-032016-02 913721.h.1[50]S123861998926851882042240936712England and Wales.$bSovereign (1625-1649 : Charles I)Charles$bI,$cKing of England,$d1600-1649.By the King. A proclamation for restraint of disorders in souldiers, prested, for his Majesties service. .163912014-015PDCC2014-022014-043A2014-042015-032016-02 9138S359633150549286552240893403AUC5970003733594By the King163932003-109APEX2003-112003-123A2003-122004-022004-03 914021.h.1[51]C.21.f.1[6*]S123441998925341882052264199627England and Wales.$bSovereign (1625-1649 : Charles I)Charles$bI,$cKing of England,$d1600-1649.By the King. A proclamation declaring His Majesties gratious pleasure touching sundry grants, licences, and commissions, obtained upon untrue surmises. .163912014-017PDCC2014-022014-043A2014-042015-032016-02 9146C.112.h.4[73]S39699893145223519641865302240926931England and Wales.$bSovereign (1625-1649 : Charles I)Charles$bI,$cKing of England,$d1600-1649.By the King. A proclamation publishing an act of state, and His Majesties command concerning a scandalous paper lately dispersed amongst many of his subjects. .163922014-017PDCC2014-022014-043A2014-042015-032016-02 915621.h.1[52]S123862998926861882062240929096England and Wales.$bSovereign (1625-1649 : Charles I)By the King. A proclamation commanding all deputie-lieutenants, and justices of peace, to attend those places in their proper counties: and that those that have houses and lands in the northern parts, shall resort thither, and reside there with their families. .164012014-014PDCC2014-022014-083A2014-082015-032016-02 915721.h.1[53]S123863998926871882072240927395England and Wales.$bSovereign (1625-1649 : Charles I)By the King. A proclamation for the repressing and punishing of the late rebellious and traiterous assemblies in Lambeth, : Southwark, and other places adjoyning; and particularly for the apprehension of John Archer, George Seares, William Seltrum, and divers other rebellious persons.164012014-013PDCC2014-022014-043A2014-042015-032016-02 9160R22576033150678287032240897312AUC6018003733642By the King164012008-082PDCC2008-112010-013Y2010-012010-042011-04 91611851.b.3[34]S123899998927211883862240926869England and Wales.$bSovereign (1625-1649 : Charles I)Charles$bI,$cKing of England,$d1600-1649.By the King. A proclamation for apprehending and punishing of souldiers prested for His Majesties service, : who shall depart from their commanders or shall be mutinous, or otherwise disorderly in their passage to the north.164012014-014PDCC2014-022014-043A2014-042015-032016-02 91621851.b.3[35]S123900998927221883872240920920England and Wales.$bSovereign (1625-1649 : Charles I)Charles$bI,$cKing of England,$d1600-1649.By the King. A proclamation declaring His Majesties gracious pardon to such of the late mutiners at Farringdon, : as shall render themselves by the dayes herein limited: and for the apprehension, and due punishment of the principall actors therein.164022014-015PDCC2014-022014-043A2014-042015-032016-02 9163C.21.f.1[9]S124127998928501923462240927275England and Wales.$bSovereign (1625-1649 : Charles I)Charles$bI,$cKing of England,$d1600-1649.By the King. A proclamation concerning tin and pewter. .164012014-016PDCC2014-022014-043A2014-042015-032016-02 9165C.21.f.1[10]S124129998928511923472240933887England and Wales.$bSovereign (1625-1649 : Charles I)Charles$bI,$cKing of England,$d1600-1649.By the King. A proclamation concerning the sequestration of the office of post-master for forraign parts, : and also of the letter-office of England, into the hands of Philip Burlamachi of London, merchant.164012014-014PDCC2014-022014-043A2014-042015-032016-02 916621.h.1[49]B.J.5[10]S123860998926841882032248562422England and Wales.$bSovereign (1625-1649 : Charles I)Charles$bI,$cKing of England,$d1600-1649.By the King. A proclamation declaring those of Scotland, who have entred, or shall enter this kingdom in a vvarlike manner, and their adherents, to be rebels and traitours to His Majestie. .164032014-0110PDCC2014-012014-023A2014-022014-032014-10 9167S463523672514267972240895964AUC4353003731977By the King, a proclamation for the164012008-084PDCC2008-112010-013Y2010-012010-042011-04 9168S463623672606267982240914787AUC4354003731978By the King, a proclamation to summ164012008-083PDCC2008-112010-013Y2010-012010-042011-04 9169816.m.1[35]S122978998925111858722240921054England and Wales.$bSovereign (1625-1649 : Charles I)Charles$bI,$cKing of England,$d1600-1649.By the King. A proclamation commanding all the trained bands and others on this side Trent, to be in readinesse with horse and arms, to serve His Majestie for defence of the kingdome. .164022014-014PDCC2014-022014-043A2014-042015-032016-02 9170S12386533150534286492240897494AUC5964003733588By the King164012008-083PDCC2008-112010-013Y2010-012010-042011-04 9171C.112.h.4[70]21.h.1[56]S122979998925121865272264198367England and Wales.$bSovereign (1625-1649 : Charles I)Charles$bI,$cKing of England,$d1600-1649.By the King. A proclamation commanding popish recusants to repair to their own dwellings, and not afterwards to come to court, or within ten miles of London, without speciall licence: and for disarming of them, as the law requireth. .164012014-013PDCC2014-022014-083A2014-082015-032016-02 9173S12386633150615286742248553206AUC5989003733613By the King164012008-082PDCC2008-112010-013Y2010-012010-042011-04 9175b.10S92117545323471807812264220071Church of England. Diocese of Norwich. Bishop (1536-1547 : Rugg).Rugg, William, d. 1550.Nouerint vniuersi per prese&cmbtilde;tes me Willãm permissionone diuina Norwiceñ Episcopum cuiusdam annualis redditus siue pensionis decime partis omnium possessionum ... Die mensis [octobris] anno regni regis Henrici Octaui XXX [quarto] ...153012008-081PDCC2008-112010-013Y2010-012010-042011-04 9175i.3S122980998990641508622240874175005371328England and Wales.$bSovereign (1603-1625 : James I)James$bI,$cKing of England,$d1566-1625.By the King. Trustie and welbeloued, wee greete you well :$balthough there be nothing more against our minde then to be drawne into any course that may breed in our subiects the least doubt of our vnwillingnes to throw any burthens vpon them ...160412008-084PDCC2008-112010-013Y2010-012010-042011-04 9175I.8S303829900231280982240914727AUC5433003733057By the King161012008-083PDCC2008-112010-013Y2010-012010-042011-04 9175J.1S12402733142937281822240925495AUC5513003733137By the King162512008-082PDCC2008-092008-113A2008-112009-022009-10 9175J.3S12272138160578292542240932603AUC6529003734153By the King162812008-082PDCC2008-092008-113A2008-112009-022009-10 9175QS309233142613281512240925756AUC5485003733109At the Generall Sessions of the Pea161512008-084PDCC2008-112010-013Y2010-012010-042011-04 9175RS383333151055288922240937319AUC6200003733824Know all men by these presents, tha162012008-084PDCC2008-112010-013Y2010-012010-042011-04 9176S12149299856673222862240872635AUB2250003719874The promisse of matrimonie.148352002-0620PDCC2002-082002-093A2002-092002-102003-01 9177S100694998365248022240910185AUA2806003710430Articles deuisid by the holle conse1533112003-1217TECH2003-122004-013A2004-012004-022004-03 9178S92136526331921739992240910553England and Wales. Sovereign (1509-1547 : Henry VIII)Articles devisid by the holle consent of the kynges moste honourable counsayle, : his gracis licence opteined therto, not only to exhorte, but also to enfourme his louynge subiectis of the trouthe.1534132013-1017PDCC2013-112014-013A2014-012014-032014-10 9179S463723674623267992240939725AUC4355003731979A declaration conteyning the iust c1542162008-0946PDCC2008-102011-073A2011-072012-052012-10 9181.3S192922922313259052240921640AUC3610003731234An Admonicion or warnyng to all the154842005-109TECH2005-102005-113A2005-112006-012006-02 9181.5S39722353827155442248513167AUC3218003730842A Copie of a lettre sent to preachers154882010-018PDCC2010-012010-043A2010-042011-062011-12 9182S100693998365238012240876688AUA2805003710429A copie of a letter wyth articles155452000-0011APEX2001-082001-093R2001-102001-123Y2001-122002-012003-01 9184S11902199854228196372240925429AUB1344003718968The summarie of certaine reasons156072002-0712TECH2002-092002-103A2002-102002-122003-01 9185S11472599849948151232264177937AUA9895003717519England and Wales.$bSovereign (1558-1603 : Elizabeth I)Elizabeth$bI,$cQueen of England,$d1533-1603.These be to require and charge you, and euery of you, in the Quenes maiesties name and behalf by vertue and authority of her graces commissyon to vs directed, that you be and personally appeare before vs, her maiesties commissioners at [blank] the [blank] next comming156512007-0210APEX2007-032007-053A2007-052008-022008-09 9186S11166399846948119492248520657AUA8513003716137Orders taken the x. day of October156142002-076TECH2002-082002-093A2002-092002-102003-01 9187.3S92138526331941740002240910723England and Wales. Sovereign (1558-1603 : Elizabeth I)A declaration of the Quene's Maiestie: Elizabeth, by the grace of God, quene of England, Fraunce, and Irelande, defendor of the fayth, &c : Conteyning the causes which have constrayned her to arme certeine of her subiectes, for defence both of her owne estate, and of the moste Christian kyng, Charles the nynth, her good brother, and his subiectes. Septemb. 1562.156282010-0121PDCC2010-012015-123A2015-122022-12 9187.5S80722736673256862240902601AUC3431003731055You shall enquire157112008-083PDCC2008-112010-013Y2010-012010-042011-04 9187.6S301429682717280742248541015AUC5409003733033A resitall of certaine branches of157212008-085PDCC2008-112010-013Y2010-012010-042011-04 9187.9S11513299850351155432264188219AUB8711003726335England and Wales.$bSovereign (1558-1603 : Elizabeth I)Elizabeth$bI,$cQueen of England,$d1533-1603.England and Wales.$bPrivy Council.Orders, thought meete by her Maiestie, and her priuie Councell, to be executed throughout the counties of this realme, in such townes, villages, and other places, as are, or may be hereafter infected with the plague, for the stay of further increase of the same1578142006-0335TECH2006-032007-033A2007-032008-022008-09 9189.5S100695998365251764662240953580England and Wales.$bSovereign (1558-1603 : Elizabeth I)Elizabeth$bI,$cQueen of England,$d1533-1603.A declaration of the causes moouing the Queene of England to giue aide to the defence of the people afflicted and oppressed in the lowe countries 1585152014-0143PDCC2014-022014-043A2014-042015-032016-02 9194.8S81022738278256912240937538AUC3436003731060Copie van sekere antwoordt aende st158832009-047PDCC2009-052009-063A2009-062009-092011-04 9194S100696998365268042240871475AUA2807003710431Orders deuised by the especiall com1587122013-10 9196S100708998365388182240861505AUA2817003710441A declaration of the causes, which1589122006-0439APEX2006-052006-093A2006-092007-022007-10 9200.3S81122738628256922240861798AUC3437003731061Orders, thought meete by Her Maiest159382010-0118PDCC2010-012010-033A2010-032010-042011-04 9201S100698998365288062240918655AUA2809003710433The renevving of certaine orders de1594122013-1036PDCC2013-112014-023A2014-022014-032014-10 9202S100697998365278052240945262AUA2808003710432A new charge giuen by the Queenes c1595132013-1046PDCC2013-112013-123A2013-122014-032014-10 9203S1055139984124158082248579783AUA4879003712503England and Wales.Elizabeth$bI,$cQueen of England,$d1533-1603.Essex, Robert Devereux,$cEarl of,$d1566-1601.Nottingham, Charles Howard,$cEarl of,$dca. 1536-1624.A declaration of the causes mouing the Queenes Maiestie of England, to prepare and send a nauy to the seas, for the defence of her realmes against the King of Spaines forces159632004-096PDCC2004-112005-013A2005-012005-042005-10 9204S1055159984124358112240858524AUA4880003712504Declaratio causarum serenissimam Ma159642004-096APEX2004-102007-073A2007-072008-022008-09 9205S100701998365318092248569066AUA2810003710434Declaratie van de causen mouerende159642010-077APEX2010-072010-083A2010-082011-062011-12 9206S1055219984124958172240858478AUA4886003712510Declaration des causes, qui ont meu159642010-078APEX2010-072010-083A2010-082011-062011-12 9207S1055229984125058182248584263AUA4887003712511Dichiaratione delle cause che hanno159642010-077APEX2010-072010-083A2010-082011-062011-12 9208.2S39922354926254422240945547AUC3221003730845A declaration of the iust causes mo159762009-058PDCC2009-062010-013A2010-012010-042011-04 9208.7S193022922465259072240945632AUC3611003731235Speciall orders and directions by t160092010-0826PDCC2010-082010-093A2010-092011-062011-12 9208S1055239984125158192248577977AUA4888003712512Declaracion de las causas que han m159642010-077APEX2010-072010-083A2010-082011-062011-12 9209S100731998365618422240949495AUB3544003721168Orders, thought meete by his Maiest1603132006-0337TECH2006-032006-053A2006-052006-092007-01 9211.2S81222741955256952248529890AUC3440003731064Drie artiickelen aengaende een mode160922010-0118PDCC2010-012010-033Y2010-032010-042011-04 9211S100699998365298072240861567AUB3538003721162Articles of peace, entercourse, and1605232012-0544PDCC2012-062012-113A2012-112013-022014-03 9212S264424441844276712240924158AUC5063003732687Articles concluded at Paris the xxi1606152013-0726PDCC2013-072013-093A2013-092014-032014-10 9214.3S12132699856510220762240932629AUC1969003729593Articles of direction touching aleh160882010-0113PDCC2010-012010-043A2010-042011-062011-12 9214S424523961861270312240924050AUC4544003732168Articles of direction touching aleh160872009-1211PDCC2010-012010-043A2010-042011-062011-12 9220S1157279985094543742240854318England and Wales.$bSovereign (1603-1625 : James I)James$bI,$cKing of England,$d1566-1625.The copie of the Kings Maiesties letters patents for the making of allomes, in England, Scotland; and Ireland, or in any other his Maiesties dominions made to William Turnor, &c. 1610482014-01123PDCC2014-032014-043A2014-042015-032016-02 9226S1055499984127658502240858523AUB5712003723336A true transcript and publication o1611232005-1127APEX2005-112006-073Y2006-072006-092007-01 9234S1055429984126958422248577994AUA4904003712528England and Wales.$bSovereign (1603-1625 : James I)James$bI,$cKing of England,$d1566-1625.The decree and establishment of the Kings Maiestie, vpon a controuersie of precedence, betweene the yonger sonnes of viscounts and barons, and the baronets161292010-0815PDCC2010-092010-103A2010-102011-062011-12 9237S100716998365468262264216519AUB3541003721165Remonstrances made by the Kings Mai1615172006-0831APEX2006-082006-103A2006-102007-022007-10 9238.7S124147998991291505912248529045005371155England and Wales.$bSovereign (1603-1625 : James I)James$bI,$cKing of England,$d1566-1625.By the King. A commission with instructions, and directions granted by His Maiestie to the master counsaile of the Court of Wards and Liueries :$bfor compouding for wards, ideots and lunaticks; and giuen vnder His Highnes great Seale of England, the 23. of February 1617.161812008-089PDCC2008-112010-013Y2010-012010-042011-04 9238.9S100675998365051784402240941072England and Wales.$bSovereign (1603-1625 : James I)James$bI,$cKing of England,$d1566-1625.The Kings Maiesties declaration to his subiects, concerning lawfull sports to be vsed Proclamations. 1618-05-24161892014-018PDCC2014-022014-043A2014-042015-032016-02 9239S100728998365581780642240951788A commission vvith instructions and1618172012-1030APEX2012-112012-123A2012-122013-022014-03 9240S11473299849955151322248556692AUB8497003726121A copy of the Kings Maiesties lette1619102010-0415PDCC2010-042010-113A2010-112011-062011-12 9242S12020999855408209012240937290AUC1499003729123A commission vvith instructions and1622192014-0334APEX2014-032014-043A2014-042015-032016-02 9243.5Harl.MS.7609[138]S124066998928301890162248561485England and Wales.$bSovereign (1603-1625 : James I)James$bI,$cKing of England,$d1566-1625.The contents of His maiesties letters patents, granted unto Doctor Chambers, : for the discouery, and recouerie of such debts, as haue beene heretofore fraudulently or wrongfully deteined from His Maiestie vpon sheriffes accompts in the Exchequer, dated Quinto Februarii Anno xxi. R. Iacobi.1623102014-0118PDCC2014-012014-033A2014-032015-032016-02 9247S12263038160649292802248566249AUC6552003734176Instructions directed from the King162692010-0813PDCC2010-092010-103A2010-102011-062011-12 9250S1010249983684911392240882822AUB3758003721382The articles of peace agreed vpon,162992010-0820PDCC2010-082011-023A2011-022011-062011-12 9251.3S12262823979763270482248550403AUC4556003732180Articles of peace, entercourse, and1630362013-0738PDCC2013-082013-103A2013-102014-032014-10 9252.2S101026998368511784042240871389England and Wales.$bSovereign (1625-1649 : Charles I)Charles$bI,$cKing of England,$d1600-1649.Orders and directions, together with a commission for the better administration of iustice, and more perfect information of His Maiestie : how, and by whom the lawes and statutes tending to the reliefe of the poore, the well ordering and training vp of youth in trades, and the reformation of disorders and disordered persons, are executed throughout the kingdome: which His royall Maiestie hath commanded to be published and inquired of, by the body of his Priuie Councell, whom he hath made principall commissioners for this purpose.1631312014-0131PDCC2014-012014-023A2014-022014-032014-10 9256.5S101041998368661780652240912852England and Wales.$bSovereign (1625-1649 : Charles I)Charles$bI,$cKing of England,$d1600-1649.A commission for the well gouerning of our people, inhabiting in New-found-land; or, traffiquing in bayes, creekes, or fresh riuers there 1634112014-0110PDCC2014-012014-023A2014-022014-032014-10 9260S1010259983685011402248547306AUB3759003721383Windebank, Francis,$cSir,$d1582-1646.Charles$bI,$cKing of England,$d1600-1649.His Majesties declaration, concerning his proceedings with his subjects of Scotland, since the pacification in the camp neere Berwick1640332012-0474PDCC2012-062012-083A2012-082013-022014-03 9262R21283399835842682264218514AUB3269003720893His Majesties declaration: to all h1640302002-0342PDCC2002-042002-053A2002-052002-062003-01 9272S12209499857246229392248516928AUB2542003720166The boke of Magna Carta15342032007-06491APEX2007-072007-113A2007-112008-022008-09 9290.5S12356923984276270562240948862AUC4562003732186The principal lawes customes and es15401022004-02158TECH2005-122006-063Y2006-062006-092007-01 9290S1087529984440892182240853063AUA6870003714494Institutions in the lawes of Englan1538552005-0586TECH2005-052005-073Y2005-072005-102005-12 9303.4S464423677250268062240895781AUC4361003731985The second volume conteyninge those154372009-1257PDCC2010-012010-023A2010-022010-042011-04 9303.7S12142823984956270602264223978AUA2442003710066The second volume conteinyng those155182010-0179PDCC2010-012010-023Y2010-022010-042011-04 9303.9S124823998989931508642240900662005371421England and Wales.Henry$bVIII,$cKing of England,$d1491-1547.The second volume conteining those statutes whiche haue been made in the time of the most victorious reygne of kyng Henry the eight :$bwith a table to the whole.156382008-0180PDCC2008-022008-033R2008-102011-093A2011-092012-052012-10 9332S1064289984214467742240940526AUA5422003713046Here begynneth certayn statutes and149262008-0912PDCC2008-102009-073A2009-072009-092011-04 9333S12190499857063227332240877897AUB2453003720077Hereafter ensue certayne statut[es]151352002-0610TECH2002-072002-083Y2002-082002-102003-01 9334S12136799856550221202240904492AUB2185003719809Statutes and ordynances for the war1544122008-0938PDCC2008-102011-093A2011-092012-052012-10 9335S1011209983694412422240892797AUB3795003721419Lawes and ordinances of vvarre, for1639152005-0337APEX2005-042005-053A2005-052005-102005-12 9337S11812099853329187062240887481AUB0985003718609Statutys for the orderi[n]ge of pur150552013-109PDCC2013-112014-013A2014-012014-032014-10 9338.3S193222923064259102240952035AUC3613003731237The statutes vvhiche the iustices o1538382014-03123PDCC2014-042014-073A2014-072015-032016-02 9339.5S314833143068282072240925736AUC5536003733160A collection of the substaunce of c156182010-0154PDCC2010-012010-033Y2010-032010-042011-04 9342.4S464523677635268072248526376AUC4362003731986This is the ordinaunce for the cons156412008-087PDCC2008-112010-013Y2010-012010-042011-04 9342.5S11222799847485125222240953817AUA8850003716474This is the ordinaunce for the cons161812008-087PDCC2008-112010-013A2010-012010-042011-04 9342.8S464623684445268082240906244AUC4363003731987The order for swannes158412008-0110PDCC2008-022008-033A2008-032008-092009-03 9342.9S328433143265283432240893396AUC5664003733288The orders for swannes, both by the160312008-0810PDCC2008-112008-123A2008-122009-022009-10 9342S1259019983699412982264217015AUB3827003721451Certaine statutes especially select1630712006-03177PDCC2006-092008-063A2008-062008-092009-03 9343S1055069984123457982240866515AUA4873003712497The order for svvannes160432009-0411PDCC2009-052009-073A2009-072009-092011-04 9352S11142499846773117622240922064AUA8414003716038Anno xi henrici vij.1500262005-09160PDCC2005-112006-073A2006-072006-092007-01 9362.1S12152899898709223242248512326005371807England.Anno tertio Henrici Octavi :$bThe kynge our soueraygne lorde Henry the eyght ...156382008-0144PDCC2008-022009-073A2009-072009-092011-04 9362.3S40922363665254612240940951AUC3236003730860Anno regni Regis Henrici VIII quint151572009-1235PDCC2010-012010-033R2010-102010-123A2010-122011-062011-12 9363.4S121456998990481766042264169844005371303England and Wales.Anno XIIII. et XV. Henrici VIII. :$bThe Kynge our soueraygne lorde Henrye the viij. after the conquest, by the grace of God king of England and of Fraunce and lorde of Irelande, at his parlyamente holden at London, the xv. day of April in the xiiii. yeare of his moste noble reygne: and from thence adiourned to Westminster the last day of Iuly the xv. yeare of his sayde reigne, and there holden to the honour of Almightye God and of holye Churche, and for the wealthe and profytte of thys hys realme, by the assent of the lords spiritual and temporall, [and] the commons in thys presente parliament assembled, [and] by aucthoritye of the same, hath, doo, to be ordeined, made, [and] enacted, certaine statutes and ordynaunces in maner and fourme folowing.1575152008-0191PDCC2008-022011-043A2011-042011-062011-12 9375.5S194622929524118102264190736AUC3635003731259England and Wales.England and Wales.$bSovereign (1509-1547 : Henry VIII)Anno XXIII. Henrici Octaui.1562282014-03170PDCC2014-042014-063Y2014-062015-032016-02 9394.7S124830998989941508692240900562005371422England and Wales.$bSovereign (1509-1547 : Henry VIII)Henry$bVIII,$cKing of England,$d1491-1547.Anno. XXVIII. Henrici VIII. :$bActes made in the parliament bego[n]ne and holden at Westm[inster], the. VIII. daye of Iune, in the. XXVIII. yere of the reygne of our most drad soueraine lord kyng Henry the. VIII. and there continued and kepte tyll the dissolution of the same parliament the. XVIII. of Iuly, to the honour of God, and for the common weale and profyt of this realme.1545292008-09173PDCC2008-102011-093A2011-092012-052012-10 9397.5S124831999003341508702240877930005371423England and Wales.$bSovereign (1509-1547 : Henry VIII)Henry$bVIII,$cKing of England,$d1491-1547.Anno tricesimo primo Henrici octavi :$bHenry the VIII. by the grace of God kynge of England and of France, defender of the fayth, Lorde of Irelande, and in earth supreme hed immediatly vnder Christ of the churche of Englande, to the honour of almyghty God, conseruation of the true doctrine of Christes religion, and for the concorde quiet and vvelth of this his realme and subiectes of the same helde his moste hyghe court of Parliament begonne at VVestm[inster] the. xxviii. daye of Aprill, and there continued tyll the. xxviii. daye of Iune, the. xxxi. yere of his most noble and victorious reigne, vvherin in vvere establysshed these actes folovvinge.1539302008-09188PDCC2008-112009-013A2009-012009-022009-10 9403.4S195522935320259432240941651AUC3645003731269The subsidye of the temporaltie1540142014-0392PDCC2014-042014-073A2014-072015-032016-02 9409.9S196222939216259502240950161AUC3652003731276An acte for certayne ordinaunces in1543142011-0587PDCC2011-052011-113A2011-112012-052012-10 9421.6S122097998572491508732264230757005371071England and Wales.Anno primo Edvvardi Sexti :$bStatutes made in the Parliament begon at westminster the fowerthe daye of Nouember, in the first yeare of the reigne of the most dreade soueraine lord Edward the. VI. by the grace of God, Kinge of Englande, Fraunce, and Irelande, defendour of the faith, and of the Churche of Englande, and also of Ireland in earthe the supreme hed: and from thence continued to the xxiiii. daye of Decembre then next ensuyng, that is to say in the first session of the same Parliament, as foloweth.1570392014-03246PDCC2014-042014-073A2014-072015-032016-02 9427.3Harl.7615[14]998928321890362248565082England and Wales.Edward$bVI,$cKing of England,$d1537-1553.An acte of the relief graunted to the Kinges Maiestie by the Lordes and commons. .Laws, etc.1549192013-09114APEX2013-102013-123A2013-122014-032014-10 9430.5S92187727990651840402248534337England and Wales.$bLaws, statutes, etc.Anno III. & IIII. Edvvardi sexti. : Actes made in the session of this present parlament, holden vpon prorogation at Westminster, the .iiii daie of Nouembre, in the thirde yere of the reigne of our most dread souuereine Lorde Edward the .vi by the grace of God, king of Englande, Fraunce, and Ireland, defendour of the faith, and of the Churche of Englande, and also of Irelande, in earth the supreme head: and there continued, and kept to the first daie of Februarie, in the .iiii. yere of the reigne of our saied Souuereine Lorde, as foloweth.1553352013-10195PDCC2013-112014-033A2014-032015-032016-02 9432.7S197322950521259612240955048AUC3663003731287An acte concernyng the citee of Che155132009-0416PDCC2009-052011-093A2011-092012-052012-10 9433S124832998989951508742240870564005371424England and Wales.$bSovereign (1547-1553 : Edward VI)Edward$bVI,$cKing of England,$d1537-1553.Anno quinto et sexto Eduardi Sexti :$bActes made in the session of this present parlament, holden vpo[n] prorogacion at Westminster, the. xxiii. daie of Ianuarie, in the fiueth yere of the reigne of our moste drad souereigne Lorde, Edward the. VI. by the grace of God, kyng of Englande, Fraunce, and Irelande, defendour of the faith, and of the Churche of Englande and Irelande, in yearth [sic] the supreme hed: and there continued and kept to the. xv. daie of Aprill, in the vi. yere of the reigne of our saied souereigne lorde, as foloweth1552352013-09202APEX2013-102014-033A2014-032015-032016-02 9444.8S124841998989961508762240875804005371425England and Wales.$bSovereign (1553-1558 : Mary I)Mary$bI,$cQueen of England,$d1516-1558.Anno Mariæ primo :$bActes made in the parliament begun and holden at VVestminster the second day of Aprill, in the first yeere of the reigne of our most gratious soueraigne Ladye Marie, by the grace of God, Queene of Englande, Fraunce, and Ireland, defender of the fayth, and there continued and kept to the dissolution of the same, beyng the fyfth day of May then next ensuing, as foloweth. Cum priuilegio Reginæ Mariæ.1577202010-02110PDCC2010-032015-123A2015-122022-12 9447.8S124844999003351508772264172376005371426England and Wales.$bSovereign (1553-1558 : Mary I)Mary$bI,$cQueen of England,$d1516-1558.Philip$bII,$cKing of Spain,$d1527-1598.Anno primo & secundo Philippi & Mariæ. :$bActes made at a Parliament, begon and holde[n] at Westminster, the. xii. daye of Nouember, in the fyrste and seconde yeare of the reigne of our soueraygne lorde, and lady Philip and Mary, by the grace of God, kinge [and] Quene of England, Fraunce, Naples, Ierusalem, and Ireland, defendours of the fayth, Princes of Spayne and Cycilie, Archedukes of Austria, dukes of Myllayn, Burgondie, and Braband, counties of Haspurge, Flau[n]ders and Tyroll, and there continued and kept to the dissolution of the same, beynge the. xvi. day of Ianuary then next ensuynge, were enacted as foloweth. Cum priuilegio Regiæ Maiestatis·1555332010-11193PDCC2010-112010-123Y2010-122011-062011-12 9447.9S198322960512259712240941619AUC3670003731294Anno primo {amp} secundo Philippi {amp} Mar1555352011-01204APEX2011-012011-033A2011-032011-062011-12 9448.3S11314222798776257502264199507AUA2377003710001Anno primo et secu[n]do Philippi {amp}1555352010-02204PDCC2010-022010-053A2010-052011-062011-12 9450.7S198722961563259752240955049AUC3674003731298Anno secundo {amp} tertio Philippi {amp} Ma1555632010-02344PDCC2010-022010-043A2010-042011-062011-12 9457.6S199022964030259782240939814AUC3677003731301Anno quarto et quinto Philippi {amp} Ma1558422010-02243PDCC2010-022015-123A2015-122022-12 9457S832545323501807832240923979England and Wales.Mary I, Queen of England, 1516-1558.Philip II, King of Spain, 1527-1598.Anno quarto et quinto, Philippi & Mariæ : Actes made at a Parliament begon and holden at Westminster, the .xx daye of January, in the fourth and fift yeare of the reigne of oure soueraigne Lorde and Lady, Philippe and Marye by the grace of God, kinge and Quene of England, Spayne, Fraunce, both the Sicilles, Jerusalem, and Jrelande, defendours of the faith, archidukes of Austria, dukes of Burgondie, Millaine and Brabant, counties of Haspurge, Flaunders, and Tyrol, and there continued and kepte vntyll the vij. day of Marche, then next folowinge, and enacted as foloweth..Laws, etc.1558462010-11248PDCC2010-112011-013A2011-012011-062011-12 9459S124846998989971508782240864834005371427England and Wales.$bSovereign (1558-1603 : Elizabeth I)Elizabeth$bI,$cQueen of England,$d1533-1603.Anno primo Reginæ Elizabethe :$bAt the parliament begonne at Westmynster, the xxiii. of January in the fyrste yeare of the reigne of oure Soueraigne Ladye, Elizabeth by the grace of God, of England, Fraunce and Ireland, Quene, defendoure of the faithe, [et]c. And there proroged tyll the. xxv. of the same moneth, and then and there holden, kept, and continued vntill the dissolution of the same, beyng the eyght day of May, then nexte ensuynge, were enacted as foloweth.155992010-0837PDCC2010-082011-033A2011-032011-062011-12 9460S408634386879291452240921721AUC6429003734053Anno primo Regin{aelig} Elizabeth{a1572552008-01311PDCC2008-062008-083Y2008-082008-092009-03 9464.5S11316699848405134952240892277AUA9332003716956Anno quinto regin{aelig} Elizabethe1564942008-01523PDCC2008-042008-053A2008-052008-092009-03 9477A.5S200222969608259912240893367AUC3689003731313Anno xiiij. regin{aelig} Elizabethe1572242014-03112PDCC2014-042014-073A2014-072015-032016-02 9494.9S116357998515741784052248547732England and Wales.Certaine articles concerning the statute lately made for the reliefe of the poor : to be executed in London, by the churchwardens and ouerseers of euery parish, according to the effect of the same statute.Laws, etc.1599102014-0110PDCC2014-012014-023A2014-022014-032014-10 9510.7S426024025658270812269046407AUC4583003732207An act for the preventing of inconv164092010-0828PDCC2010-092010-113A2010-112011-062011-12 9514S12166999856839224742240900848AUB2340003719964[Abbreuiamentum statuo[rum]].14991972004-08658PDCC2004-102007-093Y 9518S12136599856548221182240877797AUB2183003719807The statutes prohemium Iohannis Ras15272742002-04639PDCC2002-052002-063A2002-062002-072003-01 9528.5S116378998515951784062240925385England and Wales.Pulton, Ferdinando,$d1536-1618.An abstract of all the penal statutes which be general, in force and vse : wherein is conteyned the effect of all those statutes which do threaten to the offendors thereof the losse of life, member, landes, goods, or other punishment or forfaiture whatsoeuer. Whereunto is also added in their apt titles, the effect of such other statutes, wherein there is any thing material and most necessary for eche subiect to knowe. Moreouer, the authoritie and duetie of al iustices of peace, sherifes, coroners, eschetors, maiors, bailiffes, customers, comptrollers of custome, stewards of leets and liberties, aulnegers and purueyors, and what things by the letter of seuerall statutes in force they may, ought, or are compellable to do. Collected by Fardinando Pulton of Lincolnes Inne Gentelman, and by him newly corrected and augmented.Laws, etc.15793802014-012349PDCC2014-032015-053A2015-052022-12 9542.3S11191099847170121932240952937AUA8658003716282The abregement of the statutes of A154192010-0828PDCC2010-092011-083A2011-082012-052012-10 9546S12164299856813224432240875767AUB2322003719946A table to al the statutes made fro157072009-1274PDCC2010-012010-023R2010-052010-073A2010-072011-062011-12 9621S12021899855417209102248498320AUC1506003729130De termino Michaelis anno regni Reg155692010-0864PDCC2010-082016-063A2016-062022-12 9623S11963999854846203002240899336AUB1466003719090De termimo [sic] Michaelis anno reg158492010-0865PDCC2010-082011-023R2011-042017-043A2017-042022-12 9669S1013049983712014302240878372AUB3899003721523De termi[n]o Michaelis. Anno. xii.152592010-0867PDCC2010-092016-063A2016-062022-12 9670S1015279983733716532240921157AUB4026003721650De termino Michaelis. anno. xii. He154492010-0858PDCC2010-092016-063A2016-062022-12 9672S1256961663844071915342240914214De termino Michaelis anno duodecimo Henrici sexti.Year books (Henry VI : 1422-1461)157492010-0863PDCC2010-082011-063A2011-062012-052012-10 9673S12208399857235229262240902549AUB2534003720158De termino Michaelis anno duodecimo158682010-0155PDCC2010-012010-083A2010-082011-062011-12 9771.5S202822980871260182240902605AUC3709003731333De termino s[an]cti Mich. an[n]o re151092010-0893PDCC2010-09 9774S1014739983728716022240902517AUB2718003720342De termino Michaelis anno primo Edw155692010-0870PDCC2010-082016-063A2016-062022-12 9799S1014899983730316192269045510AUA3047003710671De termino Pasche anno. V. Edwardi155792010-08 9802S11192199847181122042248527075AUA8669003716293De termino Pasche anno v.regni Regi158492010-0870PDCC2010-092012-023A2012-022012-052012-10 9819.5S397834382640290372240917077AUC6334003733958Edwardi iiii1502322012-07231APEX2012-082012-093A2012-092013-022014-03 9846S11013599845746106672240929051AUA7768003715392De termino Michaelis anno. xiiii. E152792010-0872PDCC2010-092016-063A2016-062022-12 9848.5S11717499852389177062240866156AUB9894003727518De termino Michaelis anno .XIIII. r156582010-01 9849S11799199853200185692240931622AUB0925003718549De termino Michaelis anno .XIIII. r157282010-01 9850S11799299853201185702240887687AUB0926003718550De termino Michaelis anno .xiiij. r158282010-0166PDCC2010-012010-083A2010-082011-062011-12 9861S11014099845749106702248525625AUA7771003715395De termino Pasche. Anno. xvii. E. i153192010-0849PDCC2010-092012-023A2012-022012-052012-10 9863.3S92228574022861810952240925654De termino Pasche anno. XVII. Edwardi quatti [sic].Year books (Edward IV : 1477-1478)156682010-0148PDCC2010-012010-053Y2010-052011-062011-12 9863S1015089983732016362240895518AUA3061003710685De termino Pasche anno. XVII. Edwar155782010-01 9864.5S396734382599290262240914616AUC6324003733948De termino Pasch{aelig} anno xvij E158382010-01 9864S11800099853209185782240906724AUB0933003718557De termino Pasche anno. XVII. Edwar157282010-01 9896.5S12203922995755260372264184931AUA2390003710014De termino Trinitatis anno I regni155582010-0158PDCC2010-012011-013A2011-012011-062011-12 9897.5S204822995818228802240906147AUC3725003731349De termino Trinitatis anno I regni regis Edwardi Quinti155882010-01 9897S11091599846368113302248520083AUA8144003715768De termino trinitatis anno I. regni157992010-0858PDCC2010-092010-113A2010-112011-062011-12 9900.5S204922995934260392240908433AUC3726003731350De termino Trinitatis anno I regni156882010-01 9968S465923708212268212240908332AUC4375003731999A breuiat cronicle contaynynge all15521092012-06189PDCC2012-062012-083A2012-082013-022014-03 9978S11779499853004183622240941839AUC0246003727870A briefe note of the benefits that162712008-0811PDCC2008-112011-083A2011-082012-052012-10 9980.5S84422836012257872240884399AUC3511003731135Certayne causes gathered together1552122012-0614PDCC2012-072013-013Y2013-012013-022014-03 9981S11739099852604179332240874177AUB0702003718326Certayne questions demaunded and as155572009-1216PDCC2010-012010-023A2010-022010-042011-04 9983.3S261424383412275992240912883AUC5010003732634This is the cronycle of all the kyn151882010-0118PDCC2010-012010-023A2010-022010-042011-04 9983.7S1087029984435891642248508394AUA6848003714472Lydgate, John,$d1370?-1451?Here is a lytell shorte cronycle, begynnynge at the. vii. ages of the worlde, w[ith] the comy[n]ge of Brute: and the reygne of all the kynges153052005-1013PDCC2006-012006-043A2006-042006-092007-01 9983S1217243209899856892225342240888046AUB2366003719990The cronycle of all the kynges: tha155212005-107APEX2005-112006-013A2006-012006-042006-06 9985.5S10985599845498104032240853084AUA7612003715236A short cronycle1540252012-0742PDCC2012-072012-093A2012-092013-022014-03 9991S1065229984223768772240875522AUB5980003723604In the yere of thyncarnacion of our14801812002-031027TECH2002-052002-063R2003-042004-103Y2004-102005-012005-03 9992S12138399856566221382240877907AUB2199003719823[The cronycles of Englond].14821692003-11855APEX2004-012004-023Y2004-022004-042004-05 9994S1086479984430491032240896203AUA6826003714450Cronycles of the londe of Englo[n]d14931802005-07975PDCC2005-102005-113R2006-122007-013A2007-012007-022007-10 9995S1065029984221768532240913906AUA5486003713110Here begynnys a schort [and] breue14852902005-081340PDCC2005-112005-123A2005-122006-012006-02 9997S12140299856584221562240900853AUB2206003719830Tabula.15021892005-011361TECH2005-022005-043A2005-042005-102005-12 10000S1066959984240870582240857211AUA5622003713246Here begynneth a shorte and abreue15151512005-111401PDCC2006-042006-063A2006-062006-092007-01 10002S1086459984430291012240881965AUA6824003714448The Cronycles of Englonde15281932005-111390APEX2005-122006-103Y2006-102007-022007-10 10003S11366599848896140172240901745AUA9544003717168Considerations vpon the treaty of m162372004-0822TECH2004-082004-093A2004-092004-102004-11 10004S11841099853617190082264212099AUB1097003718721The coppie of a letter sent into En1590112012-0734PDCC2012-072012-083A2012-082013-022014-03 10005S1011649983698612892248574724AUA2955003710579Verstegan, Richard,$dca. 1550-1640.A declaration of the true causes of the great troubles, presupposed to be intended against the realme of England1592392007-07132TECH2007-072007-083A2007-082008-022008-09 10008S1011789983700013042248542878AUB3830003721454Englands complaint to Iesus Christ,1640272002-05123TECH2002-062002-073Y2002-072002-082003-01 10011.4S261624384603276032240946850AUC5012003732636Gods vvarning to His people of Engl160782008-0124PDCC2008-012009-073A2009-072009-092011-04 10011.6S320033143147282592240924104AUC5583003733207Greate Brittaines noble and worthy162412007-082TECH2007-082007-093A2007-092008-022008-09 10011S1011849983700613102240939009AUB3835003721459Gods vvarning to his people of Engl160782005-0423APEX2005-052005-083A2005-082005-102005-12 10014S11476099849983151642240854598AUB8519003726143The lame[n]tacion of England.1557122013-0760APEX2013-072017-063A2017-062022-12 10015S11552199850740159652240854575AUB0213003717837The lame[n]tacion of England.1558132004-1166PDCC2004-122005-013A2005-012005-042005-10 10016S11259499847841129032240919755AUA9067003716691A letter sent from a banished minis155482008-0116PDCC2008-012011-023A2011-022011-062011-12 10017S1011779983699913032240912836AUA2958003710582A letter vvritten out of England to159982000-0023TECH2001-122002-013A2002-012002-022003-01 10018.5S326033143239283192240919329AUC5641003733265The Names of all the high sheriffes162812007-084TECH2007-082007-093R2020-012022-12 10019.5S121746484322681763432264217527England and Wales.$bSovereign (1603-1625 : James I)Milton, Thomas,$dfl. 1605.[A note] of the head-lands of England [as] they [beare] one from another, agreeing with the plot of the description of the countrey, with their seuerall distances, as followeth.160522014-016PDCC2014-012014-023A2014-022014-032014-10 10020.5S306529905398281252248550806AUC5459003733083The Royall line of kings, queenes,161312007-082TECH2007-082007-093A2007-092008-022008-09 10021.7S305529900271281152240919244AUC5449003733073A Table of the cheiffest citties, a160012007-084TECH2007-082007-093A2007-092008-022008-09 10023.5S207123006728260612240894417AUC3743003731367A True chronologi of all the kings163512007-084TECH2007-082007-093A2007-092008-022008-09 10023.7S261724385142276062264216380AUC5014003732638A Warning for England155582010-0127PDCC2010-012015-073A2015-072022-12 10027S12195699899079227852248517004005371093Church of England.Aduertisments partly for due order in the publique administration of common prayers and vsinge the holy Sacramentes, and partly for the apparrell of all persons ecclesiasticall :$bby vertue of the Queenes maiesties letters commaunding the same, the xxv. day of Ianuary, in the seuenth yeare of the reigne of oure soueraigne lady Elyzabeth, by the grace of God, of Englande, Fraunce and Irelande Queene, defender of the faith, [et]c.156582010-0118PDCC2010-012010-033A2010-032010-042011-04 10029.5S84622839131257962248533432AUC3518003731142Aduertisments partly for due order156992005-1018PDCC2006-012006-053Y2006-052006-092007-01 10034.2S11179199847061120682248527032AUA8592003716216Articles agreed on by the bishoppes1553132014-0128PDCC2014-012015-023A2015-022015-032016-02 10034.4S466023708857268222240908373AUC4376003732000A declaration of certayne principal156112006-079APEX2006-082016-013A2016-012022-12 10034.7S315733143080282162240914846AUC5544003733168A declaration of certaine principal157912007-089TECH2007-082007-103A2007-102008-022008-09 10038.9S124523998991541505972240891837005371184Church of England.Articles, whereupon it was agreed by the archbishoppes and bishoppes of both prouinces, and the whole cleargie, in the Conuocation holden at London in the yere of our Lorde God. 1562. according to the computation of the Churche of Englande :$bfor the auoiding of the diuersities of opinions, and for the stablishyng of consent touching true religion. Put foorth by the Queenes aucthoritie.1571152008-0132PDCC2008-012008-023A2008-022008-092009-03 10039.3S12035899855557210532248498745Church of England.Articles whereupon it was agreed by the archbishoppes and bishoppes of both prouinces and the whole cleargie, in the conuocation holden at London in the yere of our Lorde God. 1562. according to the computation of the Churche of Englande : for the auoiding of the diuersities of opinions, and for the stablishyng of consent touching true religion. Put foorth by the Queenes aucthoritie.Thirty-nine Articles. English1571142014-0133PDCC2014-012014-113A2014-112015-032016-02 10060S125374998982401735562240889774005372336Church of England.Charles$bI,$cKing of England,$d1600-1649.Articles agreed upon by the arch-bishops and bishops of both provinces, and the whole clergie :$bin the convocation holden at London, in the yeer 1562. For the avoiding of diversities of opinions, and for the stablishing of consent touching true religion. Re-printed by his Majesties commandment: with his royall declaration prefixed thereunto.1638212008-0136PDCC2008-012008-023A2008-022008-092009-03 10064S125375998982411321502240910765005372337Church of England.A booke of certaine canons, concernyng some parte of the discipline of the Churche of England :$bIn the yeare of our Lord. 1571.1571142008-0135PDCC2008-012008-033A2008-032008-092009-03 10066S1015289983733816542264214693AUA3072003710696Capitula siue constitutiones eccles1597152004-0834TECH2004-082007-073A2007-072008-022008-09 10070.5S124736998987651520632240885966005371692Church of England.Constitutio[ns] and canons ecclesiasticall :$btreated vpon by the Bishop of London, president of the conuocation for the prouince of Canterbury, and the rest of the bishops and clergie of the said prouince: and agreed vpon with the Kings Maiesties licence in their synode begun at London anno Dom. 1603. And in the yeere of the raigne of our soueraigne Lord Iames by the grace of God King of England, France and Ireland the first, and of Scotland the 37. And now published for the due obseruation of them by his Maiesties authoritie, vnder the great Seale of England.16041752008-01187PDCC2008-012011-013A2011-012011-062011-12 10080R21283499835843692264214462AUB3270003720894Constitutions and canons ecclesiast1640272002-0366PDCC2002-032002-043Y2002-042002-052003-01 10085S1087389984439492022240908909AUA6862003714486Iniunctions gyuen by th [sic] aucto153832008-0914PDCC2008-112009-013A2009-012009-022009-10 10086S11190799847167121902240934437AUA8656003716280Iniunctions for the clerge.153812007-089TECH2007-082009-013Y2009-012009-022009-10 10087S1087499984440592152248509197AUA6869003714493Iniunctions exhibited the [blank] d153832009-0414PDCC2009-052010-063A2010-062011-062011-12 10090.3S1087319984438791942264190786AUA6857003714481Church of England.Edward$bVI,$cKing of England,$d1537-1553.Iniunccions geue[n] by the moste excellent prince, Edward the sixte1547152014-0137PDCC2014-012014-033Y2014-032015-032016-02 10090S922581808670201917092248552519England and Wales.$bSovereign (1547-1553 : Edward VI)Edward$bVI,$cKing of England,$d1537-1553.Iniunccions geue[n] by the moste excellent prince, Edward the Sixte, by the grace of God, kyng of England, Frau[n]ce and Irelande: defendor of the faithe, and in yearthe vnder Christ, of the Churche of Englande and of Ireland, the supreme hedde: : to all and singuler his louyng subiectes, aswell of the clergie, as of the laietie..1547142013-0937APEX2013-102014-013A2014-012014-032014-10 10100.3S85022841048258042240917001AUC3526003731150Iniunctions geven by the Quenes Mai1559182002-0548PDCC2002-072002-083Y2002-082002-102003-01 10102.8S12051699855712212142240858683AUB1836003719460Church of England.Elizabeth$bI,$cQueen of England,$d1533-1603.Iniunctions geuen by the Quenes Maiestie1570242008-0167PDCC2008-012008-023A2008-022008-092009-03 10115.5S10873399852947183022240918929AUB0827003718451Articles to be enquired of, in the154772009-1217PDCC2009-122010-013A2010-012010-042011-04 10116.5S11254399844389128522264191196AUA9042003716666Church of England.Articles to be enquired of, in the Kynges Maiesties visitacion.154782010-0117PDCC2010-012010-033A2010-032010-042011-04 10116S92268526332121740152240923966England and Wales. Sovereign (1547-1553 : Edward VI)Edward VI, King of England, 1537-1553.Articles to bee inquired of, in the kynges Majesties visitacion154772009-12 10117S11264599847891129552240908760AUA9091003716715[Interrogatories vpon which ... chu155872009-1219PDCC2009-122010-013R2010-052010-063A2010-062011-062011-12 10118S1015839983739217112240904337AUA3098003710722Articles to be enquyred in the visi155982010-01 10119S466223709640268242240914892AUC4378003732002Articles to be enquired in the visi156172009-1216PDCC2009-122010-013A2010-012010-042011-04 10120.5S208523019034260752240861890AUC3755003731379Articles to be enquired in the visi156472009-12 10120S12052199855717212192240870532AUB1840003719464Articles to be enquired in the visi156292010-0916PDCC2010-092010-103A2010-102011-062011-12 10121.5S208623019203260772240927531AUC3757003731381Articles to be enquired in the visi156882010-0116PDCC2010-012010-033A2010-032010-042011-04 10124.5S208823019603260792240952031AUC3759003731383Articles to be enquired in the visi157472009-12 10124S11553899850757159832240894679AUB2807003720431Articles to be enquired in the visi157372009-12 10125S125377998982421735582240870558005372339Church of England.Articles to be enquired in the visitation :$bin the fyrst yeere of the raigne of our most dread Soueraigne Ladye Elizabeth, by the grace of god, of England, Fraunce, and Irelande, Queene, defendour of the fayth. &c. Anno domini. 1559.157682010-01 10126.5S208923019784260812240893359AUC3761003731385Articles to be enquired in the visi158072009-12 10126.7S1015849983739317122240916925AUA3099003710723Articles to be enquired in the visi158372009-12 10126S11240499847658127102248523357AUA8982003716606Articles to be enquired in the visi157792010-0916PDCC2010-102010-113A2010-112011-062011-12 10129S11795799853166185352240915999AUB0906003718530Articles to be enquired in the visi158972009-12 10130S11179399847063120702248520664AUA8594003716218Articles to be enquired in the visi159172009-12 10131S1016209983742917502240910391AUA3113003710737Articles to be enquired of in the v159572009-12 10133.9S42122370601254802240921708AUC3254003730878Articles ecclesiastical to be enqui162182010-0124PDCC2010-012010-033A2010-032010-042011-04 10133S12126799856451220012240932643AUB2143003719767Articles to be enquired of in the v160072009-12 10137.7S209023020257260832240946867AUC3763003731387Articles to be enquired of in the m163372009-12 10137S92272526332151740182240919147Church of England. Archdeaconry of Barnstaple.Articles to bee enquired of by the church-wardens and sworne-men within the arch-deaconrie of Barnestaple, in the diocesse of Exeter, : in the visitation there holden in the yeare of our lord God. 1617.161772009-1231PDCC2010-012010-033A2010-032010-042011-04 10145.3S85322842359258082240939876AUC3530003731154Articles to be ministred, enquired164092010-0942PDCC2010-092015-073Y2015-072022-12 10147.4S209123020998260882240893409AUC3767003731391Articles to be inquired of, in the161582010-0134PDCC2010-012010-053A2010-052011-062011-12 10147.7S209223021396260902240950096AUC3769003731393Articles to be enquired of in the m163392010-0941PDCC2010-092010-113A2010-112011-062011-12 10147.8S12348733149753284842240893439AUC5799003733423Articles to be enquired of in the m163472009-1241PDCC2009-122017-053A2017-052022-12 10147.9S85622884117258562240935282AUC3568003731192Articles to bee enquired of by the162412007-0819TECH2007-082010-043A2010-042011-062011-12 10148.5S209323021541260912248549477AUC3770003731394Articles to be enquired of, 1548154892010-0921PDCC2010-102010-123Y2010-122011-062011-12 10148S12138299856565221372240897350AUB2198003719822Articles to be inqvired of. 1548.154882010-0121PDCC2010-012010-033A2010-032010-042011-04 10149S11179599847064120712264202144AUA8595003716219Catholic Church.$bProvince of Canterbury.$bArchbishop (1556-1558 : Pole)Pole, Reginald,$d1500-1558.Articles to be enquyred of in thordinary visitation of the most reuerende father in God, the Lord Cardinall Pooles grace Archbyshop of Cannterbury wythin hys Dioces of Cantorbury. In the yeare of our Lorde God. m.d.c.lvi155632008-015PDCC2008-012008-023A2008-022008-092009-03 10152S11240799847661127132240942926AUA8984003716608Articles to be enquired of in the v156362003-0413PDCC2003-052003-063A2003-062003-082003-09 10155.3S85722884259258572240939899AUC3569003731193Articles to be enquired of, within1577122003-1039PDCC2003-102003-113A2003-112003-122004-03 10155.7S263124399905276302248551006AUC5033003732657Articles to be enquired of within t1580112003-1039APEX2003-112003-123A2003-122004-022004-03 10161.5S85822884830258602240955059AUC3571003731195Articles to be ministred, enquired161972009-0228PDCC2009-032013-103A2013-102014-032014-10 10169.7S92296526332161740192240910746Church of England. Diocese of Canterbury.Laud, William, 1573-1645.Articles to be inquired of in the first trienniall visitation of the most reverend father VVilliam, by Gods providence, lord arch-bishop of Canterbury, primate of all England; and metropolitan: : in and for the dioces of Canterbury, in the yeare of our lord God 1637, and in the fourth yeere of his Graces translation.163782010-0142PDCC2010-012011-053A2011-052011-062011-12 10172.5S263424401353276362240914900AUC5039003732663Articles to be enquired of in the d162782010-0137PDCC2010-012010-023A2010-022010-042011-04 10174.5S263524401707276382240944579AUC5041003732665Articles to be enquired of within t158082010-0133PDCC2010-012010-053A2010-052011-062011-12 10176S85922885100258612248530540AUC3572003731196Articles to be inquired of within t160572009-1232PDCC2009-122014-103A2014-102015-032016-02 10180S11183399847098121092240952941AUA8616003716240Articles ministred by the reuerend160082010-0130PDCC2010-012012-043A2012-042012-052012-10 10181S92305526332171740202240923920Church of England. Diocese of Chichester. Bishop (1605-1609 : Andrewes)Andrewes, Lancelot, 1555-1626.Articles to be enquired of within the diocesse of Chichester, : in the first generall visitation of the reverend father in God, Lancelot bishop of Chichester. Holden in the yeere of our lord God 1606.160682010-0133PDCC2010-012015-123A2015-122022-12 10182.5S209423024568260952248533887AUC3774003731398Articles to be enquired of, through1631102005-0530PDCC2005-082006-013A2006-012006-042006-06 10182S923061808670401917142240914400Church of England.$bDiocese of Chichester.$bBishop (1628-1638 : Montagu)Montagu, Richard,$d1577-1641.Articles to bee enquired of, throughout the whole diocesse of Chichester, : ministred and giuen in charge to the church-wardens and sidemen within the same diocesse, / by the Reuerend Father in God Richard by Gods prouidence bishop of Chichester, in his first generall visitation. Holden Anno Dom. 1628. ; Anno consecrationis suae primo..162892010-0926PDCC2010-102010-113A2010-112011-062011-12 10185.5S209523024671260972240935281AUC3776003731400Articles to be inquired of vvithin163462009-0513PDCC2009-062014-063A2014-062015-032016-02 10186S923101808670491917162240907394Church of England.$bArchdeaconry of Chichester (1635-1640 : Pay)Pay, Laurence,$d1583 or 4-1640.Articles to be enquired of in the ordinary visitation of the worshipfull, Mr. Lavvrence Pay, Archdeacon of Chichester. Anno Domini, 1635.163552013-0518PDCC2013-062013-073A2013-072014-032014-10 10188S923121808670541917172240912399Church of England.$bArchdeaconry of Chichester.$bArchdeacon (1640-? : Marsh).Marsh, James,$db. 1593 or 4.Articles to be enquired of in the ordinary visitation of the right worshipfull, Iames Marsh, Dr. of Divinity, Arch-Deacon of Chichester. : Holden Anno Dom. 1640..164092010-0933PDCC2010-092011-023A2011-022011-062011-12 10192.5S263624402783276412264219382AUC5044003732668Articles to be ministred, enquired162472009-1228PDCC2009-122014-103A2014-102015-032016-02 10194.3S209623025557260992240959157AUC3777003731401Iniunctions geuen by the reuerende157162009-0515PDCC2009-062014-063A2014-062015-032016-02 10194.5S209723025668261002248536865AUC3778003731402Articles to be inquired of, by the157372009-1217PDCC2009-122010-013A2010-012010-042011-04 10195S92329526332181740212240927600Church of England. Diocese of Ely. Bishop (1609-1619 : Andrewes).Andrewes, Lancelot, 1555-1626.Articles to be inquired of by the church-wardens and sworne-men, in the ordinarie visitation of Lancelot Lord Bishop of Elie, : within the Diocesse of Elie, Ann. 1610.161072009-1225PDCC2010-012012-043A2012-042012-052012-10 10196S92330526332191740222240914880Church of England. Diocese of Ely. Bishop (1609-1619 : Andrewes).Articles to be inquired of by the church-wardens and sworne-men, in the ordinarie visitation of the reuerend father in God, Lancelot Lord Bishop of Elie, : within the Diocesse of Elie, Ann. 1613.161372008-0125PDCC2008-012008-023A2008-022008-092009-03 10197R96099835857842264218970AUB3276003720900Church of England.$bDiocese of Ely.$bBishop (1638-1667 : Wren)Articles to be inquired of vvithin the dioces of Ely1638122008-0182PDCC2008-012011-013A2011-012011-062011-12 10198.5S86022885231258622240860213AUC3573003731197Articles to be enquired of, within161592010-0942PDCC2010-102011-043Y2011-042011-062011-12 10207.3S923421663844141915392240923306Church of England.$bArchdeaconry of Exeter.Barret, Thomas.Articles to be enquired of by the church-wardens and sworne-men within the Archdeaconrie of Excester : in the visitation of the Right Worshipful Thomas Barret, Archdeacon of the said Archdeaconrie of Excester. Anno Domini, 1612..161292010-0923PDCC2010-092010-123A2010-122011-062011-12 10207.5S86222885465258642240939904AUC3575003731199Articles to be enquired of by the c160982010-0126PDCC2010-012012-043A2012-042012-052012-10 10213.3S427924047958271142248545417AUC4608003732232Articles to be enquired of, within161882010-0138PDCC2010-012010-023A2010-022010-042011-04 10213.7S113669998489001767212240862155Church of England.$bDiocese of Gloucester.$bArchdeaconry.Articles to be enquired of, in the general visitation of the archdeacon of the diocesse of Glocester: holden in the yeare of our Lord God, 1624 : In the 21. yeare of the raigne of our most gracious soueraigne lord Iames, by the grace of God, king of Great Britaine, France and Ireland, defender of the faith, &c.Visitation articles. 1624162482014-0338PDCC2014-042014-073A2014-072015-032016-02 10214.5S428024048106271162269047018AUC4610003732234Articles to be enquired of in the g163582010-0132PDCC2010-012010-033A2010-032010-042011-04 10215.5S428124048339271182248546505AUC4612003732236Articles ecclesiasticall to be inqu159282010-0124PDCC2010-012010-033A2010-032010-042011-04 10215S12053099855726212282240923956AUB1845003719469Articles ecclesiasticall to be inqu158692010-0930PDCC2010-092010-103A2010-102011-062011-12 10217.5S124321826211249102240939900AUC2791003730415Articles to be inquired of in the A163982007-0842APEX2007-092010-053A2010-052011-062011-12 10218.5S113671526332201740232248537873Church of England. Archdeaconry of Hereford. Archdeacon (1617-1628 : Montagu)Mountagu, Richard, 1577-1641.Articles ecclesiasticall to be enquired of by the church-wardens, and sworne-men of the arch-deaconry of Hereford : in the visitation of the worshipfull Master Richard Mountague, arch-deacon of Hereford this present y[ear]e 1620 and in the eighteenth yeare of the raigne of our most dread soueraigne lord King Iames.162082010-0128PDCC2010-012015-123A2015-122022-12 10222S923561808670671917202240907338Church of England.$bArchdeaconry of Leicester.$bArchdeacon (1591-1625 : Johnson)Johnson, Robert,$d1540-1625.Certaine advertisements and articles, giuen by the Worshipfull Master Robert Iohnson Archdeacon of Leicester. : In the visitation holden for the said archdeaconrie, at the feast of the Annunciation of our blessed lady the Virgine Marie in the yeare of our Lord God 1613. and the of reigne of our most gracious Lord King Iames, by the grace of God of England, France and Ireland, Defender of the Faith, &c. the eleuenth, and of Scotland the fortie fiue..1613102013-0527PDCC2013-062013-073A2013-072014-032014-10 10223S923571663844151915402240907118Church of England.$bArchdeaconry of Leicester.$bArchdeacon (1591-1625 : Johnson)Johnson, Robert,$d1540-1625.Articles to be enquired of by the church-wardens : in the visitation of the Right Worshipfull, Master Robert Iohnson, batchelor in diuinitie, and Arch-deacon of Leicester, in the yeare of our Lord God. 1622..1622102013-0529PDCC2013-062013-083A2013-082014-032014-10 10224S11184599847108121202240944174AUA8620003716244Articles to be inquired of in the o158472009-1230PDCC2009-122014-103A2014-102015-032016-02 10227.3S42222372238254832240939901AUC3257003730881Articles to be enquired of, in the163282003-0336PDCC2003-042003-053A2003-052003-062003-07 10228.5S263724404091276422264218376AUC5045003732669Articles to be inquired of the cler157162005-0916PDCC2005-112005-123A2005-122006-012006-02 10228S10986499845507104122240853103AUA7619003715243Articles to be enquired of, in the155262009-0512PDCC2009-062014-053A2014-052015-032016-02 10230.5S86322914254258652240950133AUC3576003731200Interrogatories to bee enquyred of158072005-0923PDCC2005-112006-033A2006-032006-042006-06 10245.3S86422914401258662240924192AUC3577003731201[Arti]cles [to be?] [an]suuered [by162782010-0126PDCC2010-012015-123A2015-122022-12 10245.7S86522914514258682240959257AUC3579003731203Articles to bee enquired of by the163782010-01 10245.8S124912999003391508952240887790005371438Church of England.$bArchdeaconry of Lincoln.$bArchdeacon (1627-1644 : Wynne)Wynne, Morgan,$d1584 or 5-1644.Articles to bee enquired of by the minister, church-wardens, and side-men of euery parish, and precinct, within the arch-deaconry of Lincolne :$bGiuen in charge, in the visitation of the Right Worshipfull Mr. Morgan Winne Doctor of Diuinity, Arch-deacon of Lincolne.163782010-0128PDCC2010-012015-123A2015-122022-12 10248S1016249983743317542240887242AUA3114003710738Articles to be enquired of in the g1554192000-0048APEX2001-082001-093R2001-102001-123R2002-012002-023Y2002-022002-032003-01 10250S11678799852003173002240893536AUB0580003718204Articles to be enquired of in the v157182005-0626TECH2005-072005-083A2005-082005-102005-12 10252.5S86622914631258702240948872AUC3581003731205Articles to be enquired of within t158982010-0136PDCC2010-012010-033A2010-032010-042011-04 10253S11185199847112121242240937333AUB2788003720412Articles to be enquired of within t159892010-0941PDCC2010-092010-103A2010-102011-062011-12 10255S923741808670841917232240907359Church of England.$bDiocese of London.$bBishop (1597-1604 : Bancroft)Bancroft, Richard,$d1544-1610.Articles, to be enquired of vvithin the dioces of London, in the third generall visitation of the reuerend Father in God, Richard, Bishop of London. : Holden in the yeere of our Lord God 1604. In the second yeere of the raigne of our most gratious Soueraigne Lord Iames, by the grace of God of England, Fraunce, and Ireland, king, defender of the fayth; and of Scotland the thirtie eight, &c..160492010-0939PDCC2010-092010-103A2010-102011-062011-12 10264S122642526332211740242248534503Church of England. Diocese of London. Bishop (1628-1633 : Laud)Laud, William, 1573-1645.Articles to be enquired of vvithin the dioces of London, in the second trienniall visitation of the right honorable, and right reuerend father in God, William Lord Bishop of London : holden in the yeere of our lord God, 1631.1631132008-0157PDCC2008-012011-013A2011-012011-062011-12 10265.5S263924438958276662264218301AUC5059003732683Articles to be inquired of in the m163572000-0041PDCC2001-112002-033A2002-032002-042003-01 10267S1016279983743617572240898686AUB4063003721687Articles to be enquired of vvithin1640142002-0869TECH2002-102002-113R2003-022003-043Y2003-042003-062003-07 10268.3S342633149764284852240925804AUC5800003733424Articles to be inquired of by the m161512007-084TECH2007-082007-093A2007-092008-022008-09 10268.5S308933142604281482248551181AUC5482003733106Articles to be enquired of by the m161712007-0819TECH2007-082010-043A2010-042011-062011-12 10268.7S86822914919258732240946863AUC3583003731207Articles to be enquired of, by the162072009-1224PDCC2009-122014-103A2014-102015-032016-02 10268S12055299855748212502240888063AUB1853003719477Articles to be answered of the swor158512007-0813TECH2007-082010-043A2010-042011-062011-12 10275.3S209823026083261022240927481AUC3780003731404Articles to be enquired of, within161592013-0544PDCC2013-062013-083A2013-082014-032014-10 10275S11185899847119121322248525115AUA8629003716253Articles to be enquired of, by the158282010-0120PDCC2010-012010-033A2010-032010-042011-04 10280.3S264224439913276692240919101AUC5062003732686Articles to be enquired of in the g163352013-0528PDCC2013-062013-073A2013-072014-032014-10 10285S1016319983744017612240895478AUA3115003710739Articles to be inquired of in the v154952004-1110APEX2004-122005-013A2005-012005-042005-10 10286S12055399855749212512240919363AUB1854003719478Iniunctions exhibited by Iohn by go156192010-0922PDCC2010-092010-113A2010-112011-062011-12 10287S12055599855751212532240888023AUB1855003719479Articles to be enquired of within t156772003-0417APEX2003-052003-063A2003-062003-082003-09 10288S92399526332221740252248538928Church of England. Province of Canterbury. Archbishop (1559-1575 : Parker)Parker, Matthew, 1504-1575.Articles to be enquired of within the dioces of Norwiche, : in the metropoliticall visitation of the moste reuerend father in God, Matthew, by the prouidence of God, archebyshop of Canterbury, primate of all Englande, and metropolitane, in the yeare of our lord God, M.D.LXVII.156782010-0118PDCC2010-012010-033A2010-032010-042011-04 10289.7S209923026350261032240957037AUC3781003731405Articles to be inquired of, in the160582003-0429APEX2003-052003-103Y2003-102003-122004-03 10289S11333499848570136732240863526AUA9410003717034Iniunctions with certaine articles156972009-1216PDCC2009-122010-013R2010-052010-063A2010-062011-062011-12 10293S92405526332231740262248534572Church of England. Diocese of Norwich. Bishop (1619-1628 : Harsnett)Harsnett, Samuel, 1561-1631.Articles to be inquired of within the dioces of Norwich, : in the ordinary visitation of the reuerend father in God, Samuel, Lord Bishop of Norvvich. Anno Domini 1620. & translationis suæ, primo.162092008-0134PDCC2008-012011-023A2011-022011-062011-12 10295S125656526332251740272248534528Church of England. Diocese of Norwich. Bishop (1629-1631 : White)White, Francis, 1564?-1638.Articles to be enquired of, in the diocesse of Norwich : In the ordinarie visitation of visitation of the reuerend father in God, Francis, Lord Bishop of Norvvich. Anno Domini 1629.162992010-0940PDCC2010-092011-053A2011-052011-062011-12 10298S12252699857650234172264222221AUC2308003729932Articles to be inquired of vvithin1636112004-1068PDCC2004-112005-013A2005-012005-042005-10 10300S124035520425491331802240910549005372585Church of England.$bDiocese of Norwich.$bBishop (1638-1641 : Montagu)Montagu, Richard,$d1577-1641.Articles of enquiry and direction for the diocese of Norwich, :$bin the first visitation of the reverend father in God, Richard Mountaigu bishop of that diocese, anno Dom. 1638, et translationis suæ primo.1638102014-0359PDCC2014-042014-073A2014-072015-032016-02 10301.5S125224998984801734022240875784005372066Church of England.$bArchdeaconry of Norwich.Articles to be inquired of, and answered vnto by the churchwardens and inquirers, in the ordinarie visitation of the right Worsh. M. archdeacon of Norwich. anno Dom. [blank]161892010-0919PDCC2010-102010-113A2010-112011-062011-12 10301S11897299854179195882248510716AUB1320003718944Articles to be enquired of within t160682010-0127PDCC2010-012015-123A2015-122022-12 10302S924081808671041917272240923336Church of England.$bArchdeaconry of Norwich.Articles to be enquired of, and ansvvered vnto by the churchvvardens and sworne men in the visitation of the right vvorshipfull the archdeacon of Norwich. Anno Domini 1638.163892010-0932PDCC2010-102011-023A2011-022011-062011-12 10304S11186099847121121342240926835AUA8631003716255Articles ministred in the visitatio159962009-0518PDCC2009-062014-063A2014-062015-032016-02 10308.5S428724054970271272240948851AUC4620003732244Articles to be enquired of within t162282010-0134PDCC2010-012015-123A2015-122022-12 10314.1S92419526332271740282240908463Church of England. Diocese of Peterborough. Bishop (1585-1600 : Howland)Howland, Richard, 1540-1600.Articles to be enquired of within the dioces of Peterborough in the visitation of the reverend father in God, Richard by the permission of God, lord bishop of Peterborough this present yeare, 1600 : And presentment to be made thereof by the churchwardens and sidemen for that purpose lawefully appointed, in visitations, sinods, or els where, within the diocesse aforesaid, at any other time when occasion shall be offered. Giuing in an answer to euerie article in particular.160082010-0120PDCC2010-012015-123A2015-122022-12 10314.2S125702526332281740292240919145Church of England. Diocese of Peterborough. Bishop (1600-1630 : Dove)Dove, Thomas, 1555-1630.Articles to be inquired by [th]e churchwardens and sworne-men of [the] dioces and jurisdiction of Peterborough, : [in] the visitation of the reuerend father in God, Thomas by Gods permission L. Bishop of Peterborough, in the yeare of our lord God 1602. and in the xliiij. yeare of the raigne of our soueraigne Ladie Elizabeth by the grace of God of England, France, and Ireland Queene, defender of the faith, &c.160272008-0115PDCC2008-012011-043A2011-042011-062011-12 10314.3S264624448875276742248532815AUC5066003732690Articles to be inquired of within t160572009-1221PDCC2009-122012-023A2012-022012-052012-10 10314.4S264724449187276752240900673AUC5067003732691Articles to be inquired of, in the160782010-0131PDCC2010-012012-113A2012-112013-022014-03 10314.7S210123026953261062248545773AUC3784003731408Articles to be inquired of, in the1613102010-1136PDCC2010-112011-013A2011-012011-062011-12 10321.5S86922915401258762240884144AUC3586003731210Articles to be enquired of within t163882010-0132PDCC2010-012010-033Y2010-032010-042011-04 10323.7S466323710400268252240946798AUC4379003732003Articles to be enquired of by the c163272009-12 10324.5S265024449850276802240925526AUC5072003732696Iniunctions to bee obserued and kep158352010-0415PDCC2010-052010-063A2010-062011-062011-12 10326.5S87122915746258792240948894AUC3589003731213Iniunctions giuen by the Reuerend F156992002-0724APEX2002-082002-093A2002-092002-102003-01 10327.5S210523029617261112240895973AUC3789003731413Articles to bee enquired of, by the159982010-0127PDCC2010-012015-123A2015-122022-12 10329.3S210623030244261132240960268AUC3790003731414Articles to be enquired of, vvithin1619102003-0242APEX2003-032003-043A2003-042003-062003-07 10343.5S124524999002711505992264170097005371185Church of England.$bArchdeaconry of Suffolk.$bArchdeacon (1629-1639 : Pearson)Pearson, Robert,$dd. 1640.Articles to be enqvired of in the ordinary visitation of the Right Worshipfvll Master Doctor Pearson, Archdeacon of Suffolke, Anno Domini 1637163772009-1234PDCC2010-012010-053A2010-052011-062011-12 10349.5S265124450190276832248535583AUC5075003732699Articles to be enquired of, by the162662005-0624APEX2005-062005-073A2005-072005-102005-12 10352.5S11179699847065120732264207963AUA8596003716220Church of England.$bProvince of Canterbury.$bArchbishop (1559-1575 : Parker)Parker, Matthew,$d1504-1575.Church of England.$bDiocese of Winchester.Articles to be enquired of within the dioces of Winchester, in the Metropoliticall visitation of the most reuerend father in Christ, Matthew by the providence of God, Archbyshop of Canterbury, Primate of all England, and Metropolitan1575112005-1227APEX2006-022006-033A2006-032006-042006-06 10356.5S87422916244258832248535664AUC3592003731216Articles to be enquired of by the c160392000-0027TECH2001-112002-023A2002-022002-032003-01 10368S924631808671221917312240923531Church of England.$bDiocese of Worcester.$bBishop (1617-1641 : Thornborough)Thornborough, John,$d1551-1641.Articles to be enquired of by the churchwardens and swornmen within the diocesse of Worcester. : In the visitation of the Right Reuerend Father in God, Iohn, lord bishop of Worcester, holden in the yeare of our Lord God, 1626..162692010-0926PDCC2010-092010-103A2010-102011-062011-12 10369S924641808671281917322240907010Church of England.$bDiocese of Worcester.$bBishop (1617-1641: Thornborough).Thornborough, John,$d1551-1641.Articles to be enquired of in the visitation of the Right Reuerend Father, Iohn, by the prouidence of God, Bishop of Worcester. : In the yeere of our Lord God, 1632..163292010-0928PDCC2010-092011-033A2011-032011-062011-12 10372.2S210723030930261152248532024AUC3792003731416Articles to be inquired of, by the160952005-1114TECH2005-122006-103A2006-102007-022007-10 10372.3S87522917647258842240953754AUC3593003731217Articles to be enquired of, by the161572009-1225PDCC2009-122014-103A2014-102015-032016-02 10372.5S92467526332301740312240914931Church of England. Archdeaconry of Worcester.Floyd, Hugh.Articles to be enquired of by the church-wardens and sworne men, within the archdeaconry of Worcester, in the first visitation of the R. Worshipfull Hugh Floyd Dr of Diuinity, Archdeacon of Worcester, anno Dom. 1624162492010-0930PDCC2010-092010-113A2010-112011-062011-12 10372.7S428924055592158112240927457AUC4624003732248Church of England.$bArchdeaconry of Worcester.Thornburgh, Edward.Articles to be enquired of by the church-wardens and sworne-men within the arch-deaconrie of Worcester, in the visitation of the worshipfull Mr. Edward Thornburgh, Arch-deacon of Worcester, anno Domini. [blank]163482010-0128PDCC2010-012012-043A2012-042012-052012-10 10375S11186399847124121412240950437AUA8633003716257Iniunctions giuen by the most reuer1571232003-1083PDCC2003-102003-113A2003-112003-122004-03 10376S11186799847128121462240944200AUA8636003716260Articles to be enquired off, within157792005-0624PDCC2005-082005-093A2005-092005-102005-12 10377.5S125225998984811734032240858751005372067Church of England.$bProvince of York.$bArchbishop (1606-1628 : Matthew)Matthew, Tobias,$d1546-1628.Articles to be inquired of, in the metropoliticall visitation, of the most reuerend father in God, Tobie by the prouidence of God, L. Arch-bishop of Yorke, and primate of England. In the yeare of our lord God 1607. and in the first yeare of his graces translation160782010-01 10379.5S265424455781276862248545483AUC5077003732701Articles to bee inquired of, in the162382010-0127PDCC2010-012010-033A2010-032010-042011-04 10380.5S265624456557276892240925455AUC5080003732704Ar[c?]ticles to be inquired of, in163692010-0936PDCC2010-092011-063A2011-062012-052012-10 10380S924731808671321917332248547794Church of England.$bProvince of York.$bArchbishop (1631-1640 : Neile)Neile, Richard,$d1562-1640.Articles to be inquired of, in the metropoliticall visitation of the most Reuerend Father in God, Richard, by the prouidence of God, Lord Arch-bishop of Yorke, primate of England, and metropolitane. : In the yeere of our Lord God, 1633..163392010-0936PDCC2010-092011-053A2011-052011-062011-12 10383S11554399850762159882240887801AUB0227003717851A dialogue or Familiar talke betwen1554392012-0795PDCC2012-072012-093A2012-092013-022014-03 10387S1016619983746917912248550457AUA3122003710746Parker, Matthew,$d1504-1575.Bucer, Martin,$d1491-1551.Vermigli, Pietro Martire,$d1499-1562.Hooper, John,$dd. 1555.A briefe examination for the tyme, of a certaine declaration, lately put in print in the name and defence of certaine ministers in London, refusyng to weare the apparell prescribed by the lawes and orders of the realme1566432005-03168APEX2005-042005-053A2005-052005-102005-12 10388S1016639983747117942240895463AUA3123003710747An ansvvere for the tyme, to the ex1566782012-05252PDCC2012-052014-013A2014-012014-032014-10 10389S11187099847131121492248536679AUA8639003716263To my faythfull Brethren now afflycted, & to all those that vnfaynedly loue the Lorde Jesus, the Lorde guyde vs with his holy spret, that we maye always serue hym bothe in body and mynde in all synceryte to oure lyues ende.1566292005-0864APEX2005-092006-033A2006-032006-042006-06 10390S11187599847135121552240952930AUA8642003716266To my louynge brethren that is trou1566292005-0262TECH2005-032005-053Y2005-052005-102005-12 10391.5S11956799854774202182240943815AUC1211003728835VVhether it be a mortall sinne to t1570542013-02121PDCC2013-022013-043A2013-042014-032014-10 10391S11188799847147121672248535588AUA8643003716267To the reader. To my faythfull bret1566292012-0864PDCC2012-082012-103A2012-102013-022014-03 10392S11188899847148121682240890153AUA8644003716268An exhortation to the byshops to de1572112012-0844PDCC2012-082012-103A2012-102013-022014-03 10393S1011059983692912252240946156AUA2939003710563A defense of the ecclesiasticall re15741002004-09230APEX2004-112005-013Y2005-012005-042005-10 10394S1016649983747217952240866422AUA3124003710748An abstract, of certain acts of par15831362011-08556APEX2011-082012-083A2012-082013-022014-03 10395S11188999847149121692240924698AUA8645003716269A briefe and plaine declaration, co1584792004-02168TECH2004-032004-043Y2004-042004-072004-08 10400S1016659983747317962264215227AUA3125003710749Udall, John,$d1560?-1592.$tDemonstration of the trueth of that discipline which Christe hath prescribed in his worde for the government of his Church, in all times and places, untill the ende of the worlde.A parte of a register1593442004-06190TECH2004-062004-073A2004-072004-102004-11 10403S116767998519831762732240931521Broughton, Richard.A demonstration: by English protestant pretended bishops : and ministers, and by the cheife growndes on their religion, against these their owne pretended bishops, and mynistery: demonstratiuely proueinge, by their owne religion, pillers and principles thereof, published, receaued, or allowed in their congregation, since the comeing of our kinge Iames, into England. That they have neither true and lawfull bishop, preist, minister, or any of cleargie function, nor none but lay men amongst them. VVritten by a Catholicke preist.1616802014-01289PDCC2014-022015-113A2015-112022-12 10404.7S12418423031208261172240955058AUC3793003731417Instructions for the clergie163012007-083TECH2007-082007-093A2007-092008-022008-09 10404S1016349983744317642248545819AUB4069003721693Certaine aduertisements for the goo1624422012-06199PDCC2012-072012-093A2012-092013-022014-03 10406.5S317233143102282312240914649AUC5557003733181The effect of a bill exhibited in P162112007-0812TECH2007-082007-093A2007-092008-022008-09 10406.6S335033143355284092240927506AUC5726003733350The effect of the Viscount Montague162112007-0812TECH2007-082010-043A2010-042011-062011-12 10406R21227099835829542248544064AUB3263003720887A very lively portrayture, of the m1640332002-06116APEX2002-072002-083A2002-082002-102003-01 10408.5S92477604491781812612240921429An English challenge and a reply from Scotland.164012012-088PDCC2012-082012-113A2012-112013-022014-03 10410S10998899845614105232240944177AUB6810003724434The English farrier, or, Countrey-m1639332009-0886PDCC2009-082009-123R2010-052010-073Y2010-072011-062011-12 10412C.20.f.7[544]998845721832072240898300The braue English iipsie : To the tune of The Spanish ipsie [sic].162512008-085PDCC2008-102008-113A2008-112009-022009-10 10413.5S305829900281281182240897291AUC5452003733076To the most honourable assembly of161212007-089TECH2007-082009-023A2009-022009-092011-04 10413S1202283006999855427209202240910884AUC1510003729134A most sweet song of an English mer164012002-088TECH2002-062002-083A2002-082002-102003-01 10414S210923034366261202240941623AUC3794003731418A booke intituled, The English Prot16172092013-01701APEX2013-012013-043A2013-042014-032014-10 10419S11801899853227185962240952830AUB0946003718570A true relation of a brave English162682010-0120PDCC2010-012010-033A2010-032010-042011-04 10420S1016609983746817902240910381AUA3121003710745A direction for the English travill1635412009-08325PDCC2009-092014-073A2014-072015-032016-02 10421.5S211023035060261222264185407AUC3796003731420Enormytees vsyd by the clergy1532252012-0844PDCC2012-082012-103A2012-102013-022014-03 10423S1016529983746017812240895449AUA3119003710743The manuell of Epictetus, translate1567482006-11108TECH2006-112007-013A2007-012007-022007-10 10425S1016469983745417752248551000AUA3118003710742Epictetus his manuall. And Cebes hi1610892003-0895PDCC2003-092003-103A2003-102003-122004-03 10430S11131699846683116692248520650AUA8367003715991An epistell exhortatorye, admonishing a[n]d warning all faithful Christia[n]s to beware of the false fained God of the aulter, and only to trust in the onelye lyuing God154752012-088PDCC2012-082012-113A2012-112013-022014-03 10431.5S211123035710261242240895756AUC3798003731422An Epistle, or apologie of a true,1605252012-0856PDCC2012-082012-093Y2012-092013-022014-03 10432S11225199847509125462240919787AUA8870003716494A moste pythye and excellent episte1556572010-12140PDCC2011-012011-023A2011-022011-062011-12 10433S1055259984125358222248568347AUA4889003712513Epulario, or The Italian banquet1598402011-03138PDCC2011-032011-053A2011-052011-062011-12 10437S1055399984126658382264178325AUA4901003712525Erasmus, Desiderius,$dd. 1536.Taverner, Richard,$d1505?-1575.Publilius,$cSyrus,$d1st cent. B.C.$tMimi.$lEnglish and Latin.$4autProuerbes or adagies15391042004-02157PDCC2004-042004-053A2004-052004-072004-08 10441.5S265724457166276912248529430AUC5082003732706Adagia in Latine and English1621262003-1150PDCC2003-122004-113A2004-112005-012005-03 10443S1054989984122657902248571270AUA4866003712490Apophthegmes15423872002-021063PDCC2002-032002-043Y2002-042002-052003-01 10445S10995299845582104892264200154AUA7663003715287Erasmus, Desiderius,$dd. 1536.Taverner, Richard,$d1505?-1575.Flores aliquot sententiarum ex variis collecti scriptoribus. = The flovvers of sencies gathered out of sundry wryters by Erasmus in Latine, and Englished by Richard Tauerner. Huic libello non male co[n]nuenient mimi illi publiani nuper ab eodem Richardi uersi1540122004-0217APEX2004-032004-043A2004-042004-072004-08 10447.5S1055369984126358332248568323AUA4899003712523Erasmus, Desiderius,$dd. 1536.Taverner, Richard,$d1505?-1575.Flores aliquot sententiarum ex variis collecti scriptoribus. = The flowres of sencies gathered out of sundry wryters by Erasmus in Latine and Englished by Rychard Tauerner. Huic libello non male conuenient Mimi illi Publiani nuper ab eodem Richardo versi155092010-0915PDCC2010-102010-113A2010-112011-062011-12 10449S1016759983748318082240921149AUA3128003710752Bellum Erasmi{middot} Translated in1534412000-0094PDCC2002-032002-043Y2002-042002-052003-01 10450.6S11918799854394198132248498251AUC0971003728595Familiarium colloquiorum formulae.1519372004-0886PDCC2004-102007-073A2007-072008-022008-09 10450S1055269984125458232240855904AUA4890003712514The censure and iudgement of the fa1550812003-12123APEX2004-022004-033A2004-032004-042004-05 10453.5S11812299853331187112240900877AUC0398003728022[Ye dyaloge called Funus].1534282002-0356PDCC2002-032002-043A2002-042002-052003-01 10454S11133199846697116842240906464AUA8375003715999A dialoge or communication of two p1540502002-0292TECH2002-022002-033A2002-032002-042003-01 10455S11555699850775160012248550309AUB0239003717863A mery dialogue, declaringe the pro1557212002-0243PDCC2002-032002-043A2002-042002-052003-01 10457S12185299857014226732240858764AUB2434003720058Seven dialogues both pithie and pro1606862003-01369APEX2003-022003-033A2003-032003-042003-05 10459S11133599846700116872240906482AUA8377003716001Two dyaloges wrytten in laten by th1550262012-1156PDCC2012-112013-013A2013-012013-022014-03 10460S11343499848668137782240891999AUA9447003717071A very pleasaunt [and] fruitful dio1545472007-0177APEX2007-032008-023A2008-022008-092009-03 10465.5S11623699851453167272240896267AUB9304003726928The comparation of a vyrgin and a m1537402002-0258TECH2002-022002-043A2002-042002-052003-01 10466S12057499855770212722248500847AUB1873003719497The complaint of peace. Wryten in L1559482002-01102PDCC2002-012002-023A2002-022002-032003-01 10467S1055279984125558242240861688AUA4891003712515De ciuilitate morun [sic] puerilium1532282002-0391PDCC2002-032002-043A2002-042002-052003-01 10470.3S211223036441261272248544411AUC3801003731425The ciuilitie of childehode1560552010-09104PDCC2010-092010-103A2010-102011-062011-12 10470.8S87822918687258912240955035AUC3600003731224De co[n]temptu mundi1532562002-01145PDCC2002-012002-023A2002-022002-032003-01 10473.5S1055289984125658252240866453AUA4892003712516Declamatio in laudem nobilissim{ael1537242002-0152PDCC2002-022002-033A2002-032002-042003-01 10474S10981199845455103572240892407AUA7581003715205De immensa dei misericordia. A serm1526512002-02155PDCC2002-032002-043A2002-042002-052003-01 10476.3S211323037037261282240912916AUC3802003731426A treatise perswadynge a man patien1531212004-0433APEX2004-042004-053A2004-052004-072004-08 10477S1093069984495698152240913868AUA7239003714863A deuoute treatise vpon the Pater n1526242002-0366PDCC2002-032002-043A2002-042002-052003-01 10478.7S1055329984126058292248573223AUA4896003712520Ausonius, Decimus Magnus.$tLudus septem sapientium.$lEnglish.$kSelections.Erasmus, Desiderius,$dd. 1536.Publilius,$cSyrus,$d1st cent. B.C.$tMimi.$lEnglish.$kSelections.$4autDicta sapientu[m].1527172007-0250APEX2007-03 10479S1054949984122257862288752271AUA4862003712486A booke called in latyn Enchiridion15331722002-02485TECH2002-032002-043A2002-042002-052003-01 10488S10990299845541104462240863130AUA7641003715265A shorte recapitulacion or abrigeme1545372005-0988APEX2005-112006-073A2006-072006-092007-01 10489S1016849983749218172248550308AUA3135003710759An epystell of ye famous doctor Era1534682002-01118APEX2002-012002-023R2002-042002-053A2002-052002-062003-01 10490S10990599845544104492240853079AUA7644003715268An epistle of the famous clerke Era1547182002-0230PDCC2002-032002-043A2002-042002-052003-01 10491S1016869983749418192248550301AUA3137003710761Erasmus, Desiderius,$dd. 1536.The epistle of Erasmus Roterodamus, sente vnto Conradus Pelicanus155492010-0913PDCC2010-102010-113A2010-112011-062011-12 10492S1055319984125958282240866551AUA4895003712519A ryght frutefull epystle, deuysed1536352002-0250APEX2002-022002-033A2002-032002-042003-01 10493S10991099845547104522240873921AUA7647003715271An exhortation to the diligent stud1529782002-01195PDCC2002-012002-023A2002-022002-032003-01 10495S10992499845556104632240873779AUA7653003715277An exposicyon of the .xv. psalme ma1537672002-03121PDCC2002-032002-043A2002-042002-052003-01 10498S10993199845562104692240863159AUA7655003715279A lytle treatise of the maner and f15351142002-01176PDCC2002-012002-023A2002-022002-032003-01 10499S1055349984126158312240866450AUA4897003712521A modest meane to mariage, pleasaun1568272012-0773PDCC2012-072012-083A2012-082013-022014-03 10500S1016859983749318182248550418AUA3136003710760The praise of folie.1549812002-02285TECH2002-032002-043A2002-042002-052003-01 10503S10994099845570104772240861655AUA7658003715282The paraphrase of Erasm[us] Roterda1534372003-0753PDCC2003-072004-013A2004-012004-022004-03 10504S1016989983750618322240916932AUA3148003710772A playne and godly exposytion or de15341802002-01438PDCC2002-022002-033A2002-032002-042003-01 10505S11624599851462167362248544250AUB9309003726933Preparation to deathe.1538552002-02133APEX2002-022002-033A2002-032002-042003-01 10507S12065799855852213592240923928AUB1921003719545Here folowith a scorneful image or1543362002-0253APEX2002-022002-043A2002-042002-052003-01 10508S1017069983751418402240871383AUA3150003710774A sermon made: by the famous doctor1533222002-0140PDCC2002-012002-033A2002-032002-042003-01 10509S10996299845591105002240937241AUA7667003715291[A ryght excellent sermon and full1536262002-0151APEX2002-012002-023Y2002-022002-032003-01 10510.5S265824458422276942240919365AUC5083003732707A very mery and pleasaunt historie156732009-048PDCC2009-052010-043A2010-042011-062011-12 10511.5S12045699855653211552240937566AUB1821003719445The great mystery of godliness1640232006-1142TECH2006-112008-033A2008-032008-092009-03 10511.7S101668998374761770822240876568A wonderfull and most lamentable declaration of the great hurt done, and mighty losse sustained by fire that hapned : and mighty stormes of winde, thunder, lightning, haile, and raine, with inundations of water, that fell in the towne of Erfford and Weinmar; and in country of Wurtenburgh, as namely in the townes of Nagolt, Hernburg, Rotenburch, Tubingen, Issingen, Elwang, and Dunken-spiel, as also in many other places of Germany, to the great destruction of thousands of men, women, and children; houses, cattle, corne, money, houshold-stuffe, and many other things; in the month of May, but much more in the month of Iune last past, anno, 1613. With a briefe relation of a great fire, which vpon the fourteenth of Iune hapned in the citty of Constantinople, and burnt fiue thousand houses. ... Printed at Collen in High Ducth , and translated into English.161382014-0117PDCC2014-012014-033A2014-032015-032016-02 10512S11225899847516125532240919790AUA8876003716500A declaration and catholick exhorta1586132006-1130TECH2006-112007-033A2007-032008-022008-09 10529S1017029983751018362240926096AUA3149003710773A discourse of the nauigation which1579472003-09186APEX2003-102003-113Y2003-112003-122004-03 10530S11451099849735149002264177790AUA9825003717449Espagne, Jean d',$d1591-1659.Delamore, Andrew,$eattributed name.Anti-duello. The anatomie of duells, with the symptomes thereof1632392006-0976APEX2006-092006-113A2006-112007-022007-10 10532S11243399847687127412240942920AUA8994003716618Wonderfull newes of the death of Pa1552212000-0036APEX2002-012002-023Y2002-022002-032003-01 10533.3S265924459255276982248530215AUC5085003732709At a generall asse[m]blie of the iu160812007-083TECH2007-082007-093A2007-092008-022008-09 10533.7S266024470756277012240914630AUC5088003732712Ad generalem sessionem pacis pro co163052013-1014PDCC2013-102013-113A2013-112014-032014-10 10534C.20.f.7[286]30202998918511830682240918079A new ballad, shewing the great misery sustained by a poore man in Essex, his wife and children: : with other strange things done by the Devill. To the tune of, The rich merchant man.164012008-088PDCC2008-102008-113A2008-112009-022009-10 10536.5S11858099853787191832264220860AUB1134003718758Sathans sowing season. By William E1611502006-11107APEX2006-112007-043A2007-042008-022008-09 10536S11832399853530189152240889955AUB1063003718687The right rule of a religious life:16161682013-10371PDCC2013-102014-013A2014-012014-032014-10 10537S11137799846739117262240922549AUB7139003724763The scourge of securitie, or The ex1609562013-10119PDCC2013-102013-113A2013-112014-032014-10 10538S11858199853788191842240899322AUB1135003718759The triall of true teares. Or the s1613492006-01130PDCC2006-062007-063A2007-062008-022008-09 10539S11861799853824192222248545376AUB1156003718780Two sermons.1614462013-10111PDCC2013-112014-013A2014-012014-032014-10 10541S1016889983749618212240921166AUA3139003710763The contempte of the vvorld, and th15842832004-12729PDCC2005-022005-043R2005-102006-063A2006-062006-092007-01 10543S11451599849740149072248547042AUA9826003717450A methode vnto mortification: calle16082502004-12541TECH2004-122005-013A2005-012005-042005-10 10545S1017349983754018662248554920AUA3159003710783Certaine godly and learned expositi16032222013-10857PDCC2013-102013-113A2013-112014-032014-10 10546S11451799849742149092248553431AUA9827003717451A most sweete and comfortable expos16021462013-10299PDCC2013-112014-043A2014-042015-032016-02 10549S12135799856540221092269047361AUB2178003719802Maison rustique, or The countrey fa16163862002-063169TECH2002-092002-103R2003-062003-073A2003-072003-082003-09 10551S11557899850796160232240894851AUB0250003717874Ane meruellous discours vpon the ly1576752006-04245PDCC2006-082016-013A2016-012022-12 10552S1017449983755018772240887292AUA3160003710784The stage of popish toyes1581502006-11229APEX2006-122008-083A2008-082008-092009-03 10553S12135999856542221112264223865AUB2179003719803Estienne, Henri,$d1531-1598.Carew, Richard,$d1555-1620,$eattributed name.R. C.,$dfl. 1607.A world of vvonders: or An introduction to a treatise touching the conformitie of ancient and moderne wonders16071872004-101398PDCC2004-122005-013A2005-012005-042005-10 10558.5S1084859984414389322248519250AUA6703003714327Mathematicall recreations. Or a col16331642010-01468PDCC2010-012010-033A2010-032010-042011-04 10558S12220599857357230802248527277AUB2589003720213A learned and godly sermon preached1639362006-11141TECH2006-112007-013A2007-012007-022007-10 10560S1066999984241270622240886511AUA5626003713250The elements of geometrie of the mo15704942000-003245PDCC2002-012002-033A2002-032002-042003-01 10561S1017469983755118782240910456AUA3161003710785Catholique traditions. Or A treatis16091272006-11454TECH2006-112006-123A2006-122007-022007-10 10563S11787699853085184512240913153AUB0873003718497[Howe Howleglas deseyued a wynedraw151992010-0920PDCC2010-102010-113A2010-112011-062011-12 10564S11787799853086184522248561611AUB0874003718498Here beginneht [sic] a merye iest o1560452014-01148PDCC2014-022014-043A2014-042015-032016-02 10566.5S121626998990781506022264169977005371092The First and second part of the history of the famous Euordanus Prince of Denmark :$bWith the strange aduentures of Iago Prince of Saxonie: and of both theyr seuerall fortunes in loue.16051022012-08431PDCC2012-082012-103Y2012-102013-022014-03 10566S1017799983758219142248551597AUA3179003710803The lyves, of philosophers and orat1579562006-11205APEX2006-122007-063Y2007-062008-022008-09 10567S114521998497461770882248542269Euring, William.An ansvver to the ten counter demands propounded by T. Drakes, Preacher of the Word at H. and D. in the county of Essex. By Will. Euring 1619242013-1070PDCC2013-102013-113A2013-112014-032014-10 10570S11460999849834150062248560053AUB2803003720427Querimonia Europ{aelig}1625792004-07316PDCC2004-092007-073A2007-072008-022008-09 10572S12137499856557221272240912901AUB2190003719814The auncient ecclesiasticall histor15773092005-113282APEX2006-012006-023A2006-022006-042006-06 10579S1017949983759719292240873144AUA3183003710807A briefe chronicle, where in are de15641372006-11290APEX2006-122007-073A2007-072008-022008-09 10582S11861999853826192242240894619AUB1158003718782A true relation of a barbarous and1633102010-0530PDCC2010-052015-063A2015-062022-12 10583S11461099849835150072248550866AUA9847003717471Verba dierum, or, The dayes report1615942006-11385APEX2006-112008-103A2008-102009-022009-10 10585S11461699849841150132248553430AUA9850003717474The palace of profitable pleasure.16211432000-00533LEME2020-05 10586S12084599856038215542240884160AUB2001003719625The sacrifice of a contrite heart16301872004-09343APEX2004-112005-013A2005-012005-042005-10 10587S12050399855699212012240888037AUC1619003729243The vniversall medicine: or The ver163492010-0941PDCC2010-092011-063A2011-062012-052012-10 10588S11832799853534189192240927337AUB1064003718688[The abridgement of logique].1568242004-0949PDCC2004-102004-113A2004-112005-012005-03 10589S1017849983758719192248568313AUA3181003710805A brieue admonition vnto the nowe m1565172004-0932TECH2004-092004-103A2004-102005-012005-03 10590S1017699983757219042240897063AUA3175003710799The castle of Christianitie1568892007-05216APEX2007-062008-043A2008-042008-092009-03 10591S1017729983757519072240869641AUA3176003710800The hatefull hypocrisie, and rebell1570412004-0992APEX2004-112004-123A2004-122005-012005-03 10593S117043998522581766842240919183Evans, Lewis,$dfl. 1574.A shorte treatyse of the mysterie of the Euchariste: set furth, by Lewys Euans 1569372014-0143PDCC2014-012014-043A2014-042015-032016-02 10594S105537998412641770542240855889Evans, Thomas,$dd. 1633.Oedipus : three cantoes. VVherein is contained: 1 His vnfortunate infancy. 2 His execrable actions. 3 His lamentable end. By T.E. Bach: Art. Cantab.1615402013-10105PDCC2013-102014-013A2014-012014-032014-10 10595S11479099850013151962240867839AUB8534003726158The Christian conflict and conquest1636392005-04141TECH2005-052005-073A2005-072005-102005-12 10597.5S1055609984128758612240853107AUA4919003712543Pietatis lachrym{aelig}.1602322005-0446PDCC2005-052005-083A2005-082005-102005-12 10597S101798998376011770892240895458Evans, William,$db. 1598 or 9.A translation of the booke of nature, into the vse of grace : Performed and principally intended for the benefit of those who plead ignorance, or they are not book-learned, or that they want teachers and so thinke to excuse themselues in their sinnes. By William Evans, Mr of Arts of St Mary Hall in Oxford.1633552013-10238PDCC2013-102014-033A2014-032015-032016-02 10598S11461999849844150162240887492AUA9851003717475The arriereban1618622003-02136PDCC2003-032003-053A2003-052003-062003-07 10599S11462299849847150192248560015AUA9853003717477Somewhat1622132003-0228TECH2003-032003-053A2003-052003-062003-07 10600S12200799857160228432240886009AUB2492003720116Britanno-Romanus, siue Angligenarum1611402004-0887APEX2004-092007-073A2007-072008-022008-09 10601.3S120474998556701768482240899116Everinden, Humphrey.The recompence of the righteous : Being a iewell fit to be placed in euery Christians heart. Preached in a sermon at Linfield in Sussex, and published at the request of some well disposed Christians. By Humphrey Euerenden.162682013-1019PDCC2013-112014-013A2014-012014-032014-10 10601.9S466923714764268312240912911AUC4384003732008The reward of the wicked162582010-0117PDCC2010-012010-033A2010-032010-042011-04 10601S11463399849858150302240876072AUA9862003717486A brothers gift1623212012-0845PDCC2012-082012-093A2012-092013-022014-03 10606.5S11463799849862150342240852680AUA9864003717488Here begynneth a treatyse how the h1535192012-0853PDCC2012-082012-103A2012-102013-022014-03 10607S1018009983760319352240904274AUA3184003710808The duetie of a faithfull and wise15831372006-03359PDCC2006-102007-053A2007-052008-022008-09 10608.5S12231522919457258952264187290AUA2381003710005An Example of Gods iudgement shew[n158272009-126PDCC2009-122010-013A2010-012010-042011-04 10608S11067499846174111242240893482AUA8027003715651The example of euyll tongues.152552012-0810PDCC2012-082012-113A2012-112013-022014-03 10610.3S21152002723038903261312240939704AUC3805003731429A Most notable example of an vngracious son162512007-0213TECH2007-032007-043Y2007-042008-022008-09 10610.5S1146393016199849864150362240854586AUA9866003717490A most notable example of an vngrac163812007-088TECH2007-082007-093A2007-092008-022008-09 10610S1218683252199857028226952240881650AUB2445003720069A most notable and worthy example o161012002-067TECH2002-062002-073A2002-072002-082003-01 10611.7S2557243240551786222248550412A Worthy example of a vertuous wife who fed her father with her owne milke, being condemned to be famished to death, and after was pardoned by the emperor : to the tune of Flying fame.162512013-125APEX2013-122015-063A2015-062022-12 10611S11479699850019152022248560036AUB8535003726159The most rare, strange and wonderfu159242008-0111PDCC2008-012008-023A2008-022008-092009-03 10612S1146423039899849867150392240872443AUA9869003717493A worthy example of a vertuous wife163512002-098PDCC2002-102002-113A2002-112002-122003-01 10613S11464399849868150402248540308AUA9870003717494Examples howe mortall synne maketh1555372012-0881PDCC2012-082012-093A2012-092013-022014-03 10614.5S88022919602232102240885976AUC3604003731228The Free exchanger, or, The Mint for vncurrant coyne1627112012-0827APEX2012-082013-053A2013-052014-032014-10 10617S11557999850797160242240889971AUB0251003717875Certayne Godly exarcises [sic] medi1565652012-06147PDCC2012-072012-093A2012-092013-022014-03 10620S10948599845132100172248512804AUA7351003714975An exhortation vnto prayer1544212006-0128APEX2006-032007-033A2007-032008-022008-09 10626.5R224566M.S Harl. 514[2]998925701836672240925221A godly exhortation, necessary for this present time.160312008-082PDCC2008-102008-113A2008-112009-022009-10 10627S106706321689984241970692240880071AUA5629003713253A good exhortation to euery man wha158012007-083TECH2007-082007-093A2007-092008-022008-09 10634.5S211923043463261392248532065AUC3811003731435The Exposition of certain partes of1567342012-08112PDCC2012-082012-093A2012-092013-022014-03 10634.6S303229733692280922240924138AUC5427003733051An extract translated out of the Fr160012007-085TECH2007-082007-093A2007-092008-022008-09 10635.3S124923998989281508992248512902005371440Fawkner, Antony,$db. 1601 or 2,$eattributed name.Farindon, Anthony,$d1598-1658,$eattributed name.The saints legacies: or, A collection of certaine promises out of the word of God :$bCollected for private use, but published for the comfort of Gods people: by Anne Phoenix.16331432012-08149PDCC2012-082012-093A2012-092013-022014-03 10636S12211899857270229662240866652AUC2168003729792The saints legacies, or A collectio16291252012-08179PDCC2012-082012-093A2012-092013-022014-03 10637S101807998376101770912240897076Duell-ease.1635492012-09143APEX2012-102012-113A2012-112013-022014-03 10638.5S12013699855336208232240908473AUB1668003719292The couenant betweene God and man15961882013-11529PDCC2013-112014-043A2014-042015-032016-02 10638S1018039983760619382240880346AUA3185003710809A discouery of the great subtiltie1591542007-01238TECH2007-012007-063A2007-062008-022008-09 10641S11832899853535189202240927431AUB1065003718689The necessitie and antiquitie of ca1617122009-0320PDCC2009-042009-063A2009-062009-092011-04 10644S11687599852090173952240931619AUB9681003727305A sermon preached at Ashby De-la-zo1635242005-0444APEX2005-042005-053A2005-052005-102005-12 10649F46AS11788299853091184572248545708AUC0291003727915L. F.,$dfl. 1641.A speedy remedie against spirituall incontinencie1641382009-08196PDCC2009-082009-103R2010-012010-033R2010-102010-123Y2010-122011-062011-12 10650S1034789983923136342240904365AUB5189003722813The fruiterers secrets1604172010-0652PDCC2010-062010-073A2010-072011-062011-12 10653S11795399853162185312240906718AUB0903003718527The copie of a letter sent from sea158952005-086PDCC2005-102005-113A2005-112006-012006-02 10654S1146582007999849883150552248542193AUA9880003717504A fooles bolt is soone shot.163622002-107PDCC2002-102002-113A2002-112002-122003-01 10655S11466199849886150582248549950AUA9882003717506Heauenly meditations vpon the publi1606442011-0959APEX2011-092011-103A2011-102012-052012-10 10657S11178999847059120662240904567AUA8590003716214An oration of Ihon Fabritius Montan1562342006-1154APEX2006-122007-063A2007-062008-022008-09 10658S1017869983758919212240910172AUA3182003710806Lithotomia vesic{aelig}: that is, A16401192006-11309APEX2006-112007-053R2020-012022-12 10660S12136999856552221222240881889AUB2187003719811Fabyans cronycle newly prynted, wyt15334272003-022805PDCC2003-042003-053A2003-052003-062003-07 10665S11468599849909150822248542188AUA9891003717515Speculum {aelig}grotorum. The sicke1606362006-11213APEX2006-122007-073A2007-072008-022008-09 10667S1018089983761119432240900529AUA3186003710810Fames roule: or, The names of our d16371562012-10429PDCC2012-102012-113A2012-112013-022014-03 10668S1018119983761419472240864473AUA3187003710811The recantation of a Brownist. Or A1606302013-11124PDCC2013-122014-033A2014-032015-032016-02 10674.3S467223725711268342240947708AUC4387003732011Iacobi {grave}a Falckenburgk, Germa157982010-0124PDCC2010-012010-033A2010-032010-042011-04 10675S11468899849912150852240876073AUA9894003717518A briefe refutation of Iohn Traskes1618532006-11145APEX2006-112007-023A2007-022008-022008-09 10676S11461499849839150112240865197AUA9849003717473Fasciculus myrrh{aelig}. Or a brief1633682013-10105PDCC2013-112014-043A2014-042015-032016-02 10677S11767799852888182422240889717AUB0790003718414The mirrour of created perfection.1632862013-11136PDCC2013-112014-013A2014-012014-032014-10 10678S1018259983762819642240912635AUA3190003710814Horlogiographia.1593802006-11328APEX2006-112007-023A2007-022008-022008-09 10681.5S92512526332341740362240924007A [Br]ief rehersall of [the] beleef of the goodwilling [in E]nglande/ which are named, the [Fame]lie of Love/ : with the confessi[on] of their vpright christen religion against/ the false accusation of their gaine-speakers / [Set]-forth Anno. 1575.1575102012-0612PDCC2012-072013-103A2013-102014-032014-10 10682S11869099853897192982240933854AUB1187003718811A discouery of the abhominable delu1622552012-07175PDCC2012-072012-083A2012-082013-022014-03 10683S11462599849850150222240857020AUA9855003717479A supplication of the Family of Lou1606342012-07124PDCC2012-072012-093A2012-092013-022014-03 10684S11462699849851150232240852714AUA9856003717480Fancies ague-fittes, or beauties ne1599722012-08137PDCC2012-082012-093A2012-092013-022014-03 10685S10949199845138100232240875508AUA7355003714979[The fantasy of the passyon of the153082010-0121PDCC2010-012015-013A2015-012015-032016-02 10686S1018739983767620142240885480AUA3202003710826The honest man: or, The art to plea16322212007-11198PDCC2008-012009-083A2009-082009-092011-04 10687S11462799849852150242240862029AUA9857003717481An East-India colation; or a discou1633542003-0296APEX2003-032003-043A2003-042003-062003-07 10688S11462899849853150252240889967AUA9858003717482The complaint of Paules, to all Chr1616412013-1086APEX2013-102014-013A2014-012014-032014-10 10689S11462999849854150262240855931AUA9859003717483Portland-stone in Paules-Church-yar1622222006-1122TECH2006-112007-013A2007-012007-022007-10 10690.5S5245399607171503892248553148005370822Farley, Henry.Pass, Simon van de,$d1595?-1647.For face, for race, for grace ... :$b[by] Hen: Farley; Simon Passæus sculpsit Lond.161712008-081PDCC2008-102008-113A2008-112009-022009-10 10690S11466899849893150652240855927AUA9887003717511St. Paules-Church her bill for the1621222013-1063APEX2013-102013-113A2013-112014-032014-10 10693S101880998376831770922240905569Farlie, Robert.Kalendarium humanæ vitæ. = The kalender of mans life. Authore Roberto Farlæo. Scoto Britannio 1638802013-10211APEX2013-102013-113A2013-112014-032014-10 10697S1018459983764819852240876685AUA3194003710818The first set of English madrigals1599572005-0483PDCC2005-052005-073A2005-072005-102005-12 10698S11179099847060120672240924695AUA8591003716215[Diuers {amp} sundry waies of two parts1591232005-0420TECH2005-052005-083A2005-082005-102005-12 10699S125386998982471735642240894429005372347Farmer, Richard,$dd. 1649.A sermon preached at Pauls Crosse on Sunday, the eight and twentieth day of Iune. 1629. By Richard Farmer, sometimes of Pembrooke-Hall in Cambridge, now parson of Charwelton in the county of Northampton1629232013-1090APEX2013-102014-033A2014-032015-032016-02 10700S12232499857476232192240874095AUB2631003720255Canzonets1598292002-1236TECH2003-012003-033Y2003-032003-042003-05 10708S11768199852892182472240882972AUB0793003718417Phrases oratori{aelig} elegantiores1638962004-08184PDCC2004-102007-073A2007-072008-022008-09 10709S11832999853536189212240919594AUB1066003718690The famous history of George Lord F1616242012-0896PDCC2012-082012-093A2012-092013-022014-03 10713S11500799850227154142240883069AUA9975003717599The historye of the damnable life a1618412010-08230PDCC2010-082010-103A2010-102011-062011-12 10715S115012998502321782022248555192English gentleman student.The second report of Doctor Iohn Faustus. : Containing his appearances, and the deedes of Wagner. / VVritten by an English gentleman student in VVittenberg an Vniuersity of Germany in Saxony. Published for the delight of all those which desire nouelties by a frend of the same gentleman1594362013-10171PDCC2013-112013-123Y2013-122014-032014-10 10716S101883998376861770942240897095Favour, John,$d1556 or 7-1624.Antiquitie triumphing ouer noueltie : whereby it is proued that antiquitie is a true and certaine note of the Christian Catholicke Church and verity, against all new and late vpstart heresies, aduancing themselues against the religious honour of old Rome, whose ancient faith was so much commended by S. Pauls pen, and after sealed with the bloud of many martyrs and worthy bishops of that sea. With other necessarie and important questions incident and proper to the same subiect: by Iohn Fauour Doctor of the Lawes, sometimes fellow of New Colledge in Oxford, now vicar of Halifax.16193222013-111583PDCC2013-122014-033A2014-032015-032016-02 10717S12136899856551221212240894572AUB2186003719810The theater of honour and knight-ho16235942005-125420PDCC2006-062006-073A2006-072006-092007-01 10718S11833099853537189222240938156AUB1067003718691Comfort to the afflicted. Deliuered1626182012-0856PDCC2012-082012-103A2012-102013-022014-03 10719S1018659983766820062240880672AUA3200003710824Eir{marc}enogonia, or The pedegree1630172012-0856PDCC2012-082012-093A2012-092013-022014-03 10722S1018849983768720252240867690AUA3207003710831Nicodemus for Christ, or The religi1630162006-1148APEX2006-112008-113A2008-112009-022009-10 10724S1018859983768820262240880345AUA3208003710832The widowes petition1635182006-1162APEX2006-112007-043A2007-042008-022008-09 10725S11508399850302154932240885644AUB0021003717645Ancilla pietatis: or, The hand-maid16263822003-11713TECH2003-122004-013A2004-012004-022004-03 10730S121363998565461770962240872521Clavis mystica16364752012-083493PDCC2012-082013-113A2013-112014-032014-10 10731S12065899855853213602240877628AUB1922003719546Cygnea cantio: or, Learned decision1629252003-1248TECH2003-122004-093A2004-092004-102004-11 10732S12085799856050215662240888027AUB2007003719631The Fisher catched in his owne net.1623162003-1145TECH2003-122004-013A2004-012004-022004-03 10733S12066499855859213672248504195AUB1925003719549The grand sacrilege of the Church o16301772003-12552APEX2004-012004-023A2004-022004-042004-05 10735S12100699856197217242240877712AUB2044003719668A parallel: of nevv-old Pelgiarmini1626272003-1167TECH2003-122005-023A2005-022005-042005-10 10736S1018709983767320112240897084AUB4187003721811Pelagius redivivus. Or Pelagius rak1626152012-0839PDCC2012-082012-103A2012-102013-022014-03 10737S1018789983768120192240880683AUA3203003710827A second parallel16261102003-11397TECH2003-122004-013A2004-012004-022004-03 10738S1018799983768220202240887322AUA3204003710828The Romish Fisher caught and held i16241742003-11532TECH2003-122004-013Y2004-012004-022004-03 10740S1018909983769320312240894005AUA3209003710833Transubstantiation exploded: or An16381502004-01381APEX2004-022004-033A2004-032004-042004-05 10741S1018979983770020392240893984AUA3210003710834The honor of chastity.1632202012-0855PDCC2012-082012-093A2012-092013-022014-03 10742S1019039983770620462240864430AUA3212003710836Obedience and submission.1636162012-0856PDCC2012-082012-093A2012-092013-022014-03 10743S11512399850342155342240858566AUB0043003717667A sermon preached to the nobely-des1629202012-0863PDCC2012-082012-093A2012-092013-022014-03 10744S11244399847697127532240906469AUA8996003716620A notable sermon made within S. Pau1555322013-1049APEX2013-102013-123A2013-122014-032014-10 10745S11752599852738180792240894601AUB0722003718346Two homilies vpon the first, second155592010-0926PDCC2010-092010-103A2010-102011-062011-12 10746S11244499847698127542248523358AUA8997003716621The voyage and trauaile1588442006-11211APEX2006-112006-123A2006-122007-022007-10 10752S1019069983770920492240873194AUA3214003710838The conspiracie of Catiline, writte15572152004-04705PDCC2004-072004-083A2004-082004-102004-11 10753S1019059983770820482240868279AUA3213003710837The counseller15891032006-12549APEX2007-012007-033A2007-032008-022008-09 10755S1018279983763019662240904283AUA3191003710815Resolues, diuine, morall, political16231442003-12154TECH2003-122005-023A2005-022005-042005-101752007-10191APEX2007-102007-113A2007-112008-02 10762S12050699855702212042240923907AUC1622003729246The prayer and confession of Mr. Fe162852004-116TECH2004-122005-013A2005-012005-042005-10 10763S1020039983780521482240905774AUA3238003710862Fennes frutes15901162002-12567PDCC2003-012003-023A2003-022003-042003-05 10764S11753899852751180942240885660AUB0726003718350An answere vnto the confutation of15831052000-00456APEX2001-092002-063R2002-082002-103R 10765.5S266524473364277092240925541AUC5096003732720The artes of logike and rethorike [1584372005-08233APEX2005-092005-103A2005-102006-012006-02 10765S11768699852897182522240885655AUB0795003718419An antiquodlibet, or An aduertiseme1602852004-06186APEX2004-072004-083A2004-082004-102004-11 10768.5S121298998564821776112264234440Fenner, Dudley, 1558?-1587.A brief treatise vpon the first table of the lavve, : orderly disposing the principles of religion, whereby we may examine ourselues. / Written by Maister Dudley Fenner, minister of the Gospel.158872009-1216PDCC2009-122010-013A2010-012010-042011-04 10768S11818499853393187762248546802AUC0444003728068A brief treatise vpon the first tab1588232005-0861TECH2005-082006-013A2006-012006-042006-06 10769S1019339983773620762240880501AUA3220003710844Certain godly and learned treatises15921012005-08301PDCC2005-102006-053A2006-052006-092007-01 10770S1019369983773920792240864467AUA3221003710845A counter-poyson15841022005-08244APEX2005-092006-013A2006-012006-042006-06 10771S1020059983780721502240867957AUA3239003710863A defence of the godlie ministers,1587782005-08413TECH2005-092006-013R2020-012022-12 10772S11258299847829128912240920024AUA9058003716682A defence of the reasons of the cou1586162005-0857PDCC2005-102006-053A2006-052006-092007-01 10777S11373499848965140902240878106AUB7985003725609A short and profitable treatise, of1590142005-0834APEX2005-092005-113A2005-112006-012006-02 10778S11760799852819181702240889718AUB0758003718382The vvhole doctrine of the Sacramen1588402005-08102PDCC2005-102006-063A2006-062006-092007-01 10779S1019399983774220822248566966AUA3222003710846The souls looking-glasse16401592013-04357PDCC2013-052013-093A2013-092014-032014-10 10781S1020129983781321562240893983AUA3242003710866The compters common-wealth, or A vo1617462005-08175APEX2005-092006-043A2006-042006-092007-01 10782.5S1047179984045049582240904313AUB5594003723218Fennor, William.Breton, Nicholas,$d1545?-1626?,$eattributed name.Cornu-copiae, Pasquils night-cap: or, Antidot for the head-ache1612672005-08217TECH2005-082005-123A2005-122006-012006-02 10783S11480199850024152072240876058AUB8538003726162Fennors defence: or, I am your firs1615152000-0035PDCC2001-062001-002A2001-002001-112003-01 10784S1020169983781721602240900477AUA3246003710870Fennors descriptions, or A true rel1616232005-0856PDCC2005-102006-053A2006-052006-092007-01 10785S1055659984129258662248584261AUA4924003712548Pluto his trauailes, or, The Diuels1612162005-0853APEX2005-092005-113A2005-112006-012006-02 10787.5S467423727075268362248527474AUC4389003732013So shorte a catechisme162262004-069PDCC2004-072004-103A2004-102005-012005-03 10793AS1019539983775620962240892899AUB2719003720343A forme of Christian pollicie drawn15742132011-10880PDCC2011-102011-113A2011-112012-052012-10 10794S1019119983771420542240885496AUA3216003710840Golden epistles15752102007-12907PDCC2008-012008-043A2008-042008-092009-03 10797S12195299857108227812248515583AUB2465003720089Monophylo, Drawne into English by G1572942006-11395TECH2006-112007-043Y2007-042008-022008-09 10798S1055769984130358782240853026AUA4934003712558King Iames his welcome to London.1603132006-1131TECH2006-112007-033A2007-032008-022008-09 10799S1019569983775920992240897086AUA3225003710849An ansvvere to VVilliam Alablaster1599262003-03113APEX2003-042003-053A2003-052003-062003-07 10800S1055779984130458792240866493AUA4935003712559A perfume against the noysome pesti1603472013-1061APEX2013-102013-113A2013-112014-032014-10 10801S1055799984130658812240858507AUA4937003712561A sermon of simonie and sacriledge1604372013-1042APEX2013-102013-113A2013-112014-032014-10 10802S11502799850247154362248544550Fenton, Roger,$d1565-1616.A sermon preached on the 8. day of May 1615. in the parish Church of S. Stephen in Walbrooke London. At an anniuersarie solemnitie and assemblie of the Companie of Grocers of London. In commemoration of their ancient and first beginning to be a companie. By R.F. Doctor in Diuinitie 1615282013-1025APEX2013-102013-123A2013-122014-032014-10 10804S11502899850248154372240887802AUA9985003717609A sermon preached at St. Mary Spitt16161132013-10132APEX2013-102013-113A2013-112014-032014-10 10805S1020689983786822152240876671AUA3258003710882A treatise against the necessary de1617812011-12334PDCC2011-122012-023A2012-022012-052012-10 10806S1019589983776121012240891197AUA3226003710850A treatise of vsurie1611852006-11372APEX2006-112006-123A2006-122007-022007-10 10808S1055809984130758822240853058AUA4938003712562The supplicacion: that the nobles a1542242005-0936PDCC2005-112006-033A2006-032006-042006-06 10809S11503099850250154392240872442AUA9987003717611The manifest, or declaration of His1620122013-1035APEX2013-102014-033A2014-032015-032016-02 10810S1019609983776321032240867692AUA3228003710852An ansvvere to the question: vvheth1620132012-0532PDCC2012-062012-073A2012-072013-022014-03 10811S1019769983777921212240876660AUA3230003710854A cleare demonstration, that Ferdin1619152010-0742PDCC2010-072010-083R2020-012022-12 10812S11503199850251154402240849587AUA9988003717612A letter written by a French Gent:162082006-1218TECH2006-122007-023A2007-022008-022008-09 10813S1019779983778021222248558005AUA3231003710855The particular state of the governm1637402011-01132APEX2011-012011-033A2011-032011-062011-12 10814S11503299850252154412240854627AUA9989003717613A plaine demonstration of the vnlaw162032006-127APEX2006-122007-013A2007-012007-022007-10 10815S1019799983778221242248560835AUA3233003710857The present state of the affaires b1620212014-0156PDCC2014-012014-043A2014-042015-032016-02 10816S1055879984131458892240853073AUA4944003712568A relation containing the manner of1620232013-0757PDCC2013-072013-093A2013-092014-032014-10 10817S11503599850254154432240858534AUA9990003717614A relation of a new league made by1626152013-0734PDCC2013-072013-093A2013-092014-032014-10 10818S1020859983788522322240900513AUA3261003710885Lifes farewell. Or A funerall sermo1615172013-1055APEX2013-102014-033A2014-032015-032016-02 10819S11755299852765181082240885661AUB0727003718351Ane answer to ane epistle written b1563442003-03100APEX2003-042003-053Y2003-052003-062003-07 10820S11164899846934119312240890178AUB7205003724829Ane sermon preichit befoir the Rege1572202003-0347PDCC2003-042003-053A2003-052003-062003-07 10821S1217983226399856962226162264226652AUB2400003720024Fering, W.A new yeres gift, intituled, a christal glas for all estates to looke in156912006-118TECH2006-112006-123A2006-122007-022007-10 10822S1055729984129958742240853072AUA4931003712555Terra australis incognita, or A new1617152011-0131PDCC2011-012011-033A2011-032011-062011-12 10823S1055899984131658912240866455AUA4945003712569A briefe description of the portes,1578172007-0669APEX2007-072008-063A2008-062008-092009-03 10825S1019129983771520552240885454AUA3217003710841The blazon of gentrie15862392012-081060PDCC2012-082015-033A2015-032022-12 10826S11306999848310133952240863698AUA9284003716908The araignement {amp} burning of Margar160872009-1220PDCC2009-122010-023Y2010-022010-042011-04 10827S1066979984241070602240861671AUA5624003713248Ayres: by Alfonso Ferrabosco.1609202007-0629APEX2007-072009-103A2009-102010-042011-04 10828S11768799852898182532248541131AUB0796003718420Lessons for 1.2. and 3. viols. By A1609252007-0616APEX2007-072008-053A2008-052008-092009-03 10829S1020659983786522122240861538AUA3256003710880Er{marc}otomania or A treatise disc16402102005-12463APEX2006-012006-023A2006-022006-042006-06 10830S11558299850800160272248554547AUB0252003717876A coppie of the letter sent from Fe157162009-0510PDCC2009-062014-063A2014-062015-032016-02 10831S1020139983781421572240868297AUA3243003710867A vvoorke of Ioannes Ferrarius Mont15592192006-04919APEX2006-052007-053A2007-052008-022008-09 10832S11834799853554189412240933988AUB1072003718696The worth of women.1622292006-1178APEX2006-112007-013A2007-012007-022007-10 10833S1020529983785322002240912790AUA3252003710876A learned astronomical discourse, o1593632006-11254APEX2006-112006-123A2006-122007-022007-10 10834S11252499847773128342240906463AUA9037003716661The most dangerous and memorable ad159082003-0820PDCC2003-092003-103A2003-102003-122004-03 10835S11255699847804128652240917737AUA9045003716669A dialogue agaynst light, lewde, an1582472006-1197APEX2006-112007-033A2007-032008-022008-09 10838.7S409634387069291552240914620AUC6437003734061Here begynneth a lytel treatyse cal1527132003-0224APEX2003-032003-043A2003-042003-062003-07 10838S11424099849466146142240883202AUA9720003717344In obitum Mariae Fetherstone162312007-084TECH2007-082007-093A2007-092008-022008-09 10840S1020159983781621592240891192AUA3245003710869An exact and curious suruey of all1615262003-0973TECH2003-092003-103A2003-102003-122004-03 10841AS12063499855829213322248504197AUB1906003719530Newes from Scotland, declaring the1592152003-0931TECH2003-092003-103Y2003-102003-122004-03 10843S11755499852767181102240887982AUB0728003718352Fidelitas. A distinct declaratio[n]1574242003-0785APEX2003-082003-093A2003-092003-102003-11 10844.8S92533727990961840432240935683Field, John.A godly exhortation, by occasion of the late iudgement of God, shewed at Parris-garden, the thirteenth day of Ianvaris: : where were assembled by estimation; aboue a thousand persons, whereof some were slaine; & of that number, at the least, as is crediblie reported, the thirde person maimed and hurt. Giuen to all estates for their instruction, concerning the keeping of the Sabbath Day. / by Iohn Field.1583232013-1049APEX2013-102014-013A2014-012014-032014-10 10844S11755599852768181112240883028AUB0729003718353A caueat for Parsons Hovvlet1581612000-00247APEX2001-072001-092R2001-102002-023A2002-022002-032003-01 10846S11872999853936193392240903336AUC0729003728353Godly prayers and meditations, made16011912013-10317APEX2013-102016-043A2016-042022-12 10848S1020209983782121652240905819AUA3247003710871An admonition to the Parliament.1572302006-11129TECH2006-112007-033Y2007-032008-022008-09 10850S11258499847831128932240919812AUA9060003716684Certaine articles, collected and ta157292010-0933PDCC2010-102010-113Y2010-112011-062011-12 10852S1054849984121257762240858519AUA4853003712477Amends for ladies.1618322003-06135TECH2003-062003-083A2003-082003-102003-11 10854S1020439983784421902248578619AUA3249003710873A vvoman is a vveather-cocke.1612352003-06144PDCC2003-072003-093Y2003-092003-102003-11 10855S11509899850317155082240868327AUB0028003717652A learned sermon preached before th1604222003-0645PDCC2003-062004-093Y2004-092004-102004-11 10858S12134499856528220962248511030AUB2176003719800Of the Church16284712003-064317APEX2003-082003-093A2003-092003-102003-11 10860S11834999853556189432240889745AUB1073003718697A Christians preparation to the wor1622472013-1088APEX2013-102013-113A2013-112014-032014-10 10861.5S92534824748341851402240869391Field, Theophilus,$d1574-1636.The earths encrease. Or, a communion cup: : presented to the Kings most excellent Majesty for a New-Yeeres gift. / By the reuerend Father in God, the Bishop of Landaff..1624432013-1065APEX2013-102014-033A2014-032015-032016-02 10863S11835199853558189452248556074AUB1074003718698A watch-word, or, The allarme, or,1628322013-1061APEX2013-102013-113A2013-112014-032014-10 10865.5S8832292200020412240860357AUC3609003731233The Figure of three, or, A Patterne of good counsell1636112012-0821PDCC2012-082012-113A2012-112013-022014-03 10865S1020569983785722042240866287AUA3253003710877The Spaniards monarchie, and League1592252006-11114TECH2006-112007-033A2007-032008-022008-09 10869.5S304329900242281032240921462AUC5437003733061Finch his alphabet, or, A godly dir163512006-126TECH2006-122007-013A2007-012007-022007-10 10869S106700998424131771142240852038French court-aires, vvith their dit1629262012-11127PDCC2012-112013-013A2013-012013-022014-03 10871S12204899857201228912240877847AUB2514003720138Lavv, or, a discourse thereof16272712013-10840APEX2013-112014-013A2014-012014-032014-10 10872.5S1020089983781021532240880642AUA3240003710864The sacred doctrine of diuinitie1589402005-08103TECH2005-082006-013Y2006-012006-042006-06 10874S1020959983789522422248566973AUB4313003721937The calling of the Ievves.16211632005-05545APEX2005-052005-073A2005-072005-102005-12 10876S1020609983786022072240885449AUB2721003720345The accusation and impeachment of I164072009-1212PDCC2009-122010-013A2010-012010-042011-04 10877.5S467623728596268382240910852AUC4391003732015The epiphanie of the church1590262006-12117TECH2006-122007-073A2007-072008-022008-09 10877O330AS11503799850256154452240868357AUA9992003717616On wings of feare, Finch flies away164012007-088TECH2007-082007-093A2007-092008-022008-09 10878.7S1074199984312078302240866602AUA6060003713684The rules and righte ample document1558542006-12130APEX2007-012007-053A2007-052008-022008-09 10880S11889199854098195052240893476AUB1287003718911A ioyfull iewell.1579342005-03134TECH2005-042005-053R2020-012022-12 10881S1056019984132859032240861661AUA4953003712577A short discours of the excellent d1580722008-09257PDCC2008-122009-013A2009-012009-022009-10 10882S11424399849469146182240854524AUA9723003717347A discourse vpon chyrurgery: writte1626642008-09256PDCC2009-012009-023R2009-042009-053A2009-052009-092011-04 10883S10969999845344102372240873792AUA7510003715134A supplicacyon for the beggers.152982010-0126PDCC2010-012015-023A2015-022015-032016-02 10884S1020819983788122282248571291AUA3259003710883A supplication of the poore commons1546332003-0386APEX2003-042003-053A2003-052003-062003-07 10885S12221499857366230912240870546AUB2591003720215A defence of the liturgie of the Ch16301722013-10656APEX2013-102014-013A2014-012014-032014-10 10886S1020889983788822352240900430AUA3262003710886Fuimus Troes1633362003-03148PDCC2003-042003-053Y2003-052003-062003-07 10887S11869399853900193012240903321AUB1189003718813The priest's duty {amp} dignity. Preach1636302003-0348APEX2003-042003-053A2003-052003-062003-07 10888S11426399849489146392240878561AUA9730003717354A Godlie treatisse declaryng the be1560502005-0299PDCC2005-032005-043A2005-042005-102005-12 10890S11504699850265154542240889759AUA9997003717621A treatise of prayer, and of the fr1640952011-01123PDCC2011-012011-033A2011-032011-062011-12 10891S1056039984133059052248584260AUA4954003712578Here after foloweth a mornynge reme1509132005-0236TECH2005-032005-043A2005-042005-102005-12 10892S10970199845347102412248533804AUA7512003715136A sermon had at Paulis1526322005-0292APEX2005-042005-053A2005-052005-102005-12 10894S1056169984134359192240858387AUA4966003712590The sermon of Ioh[a]n the bysshop o1521232005-0266TECH2005-032005-043Y2005-042005-102005-12 10899S10971199845357102512240892438AUA7518003715142A spirituall consolation, written b1578722005-02146PDCC2005-032005-053A2005-052005-102005-12 10900S1056149984134159172248575456AUA4964003712588This sermon folowynge was compyled1509132005-0238APEX2005-042005-053A2005-052005-102005-12 10902S1056129984133959152240852039AUA4963003712587This treatyse concernynge the fruyt15081442005-02497TECH2005-032005-043R2020-012022-12 10909S1056249984135159282240853083AUA4974003712598Here after ensueth two fruytfull se1532302005-0284APEX2005-042005-053A2005-052005-102005-12 10910.4S1077109984340681382240852090AUB6288003723912An answer to a pamphlet, intituled:1623532005-02140APEX2005-032005-043A2005-042005-102005-12 10910S11967199854878203332240921530AUB1487003719111The copy of a letter describing the1565102005-0213TECH2005-032005-043A2005-042005-102005-12 10911S1021129983791222592240866328AUA3266003710890The answere vnto the nine points of16263152005-021305PDCC2005-052005-063A2005-062005-102005-12 10912S1021149983791422612240912619AUA3268003710892A catalogue of diuers visible profe1614182005-0238APEX2005-032005-043A2005-042005-102005-12 10914S11504899850267154562240887690AUA9999003717623A reply made unto Mr. Anthony Wotto16121662005-02746TECH2005-022005-043R2020-012022-12 10915.5S212223044544261442240929806AUC3816003731440A treatise of faith1605842005-02201PDCC2005-032005-043A2005-042005-102005-12 10916.5S11835599853562271412248561143A. C.Sweet, John,$d1570-1632,$eattributed name.Floyd, John,$d1572-1649,$eattributed name.Fisher, John,$d1569-1641,$eattributed name.True relations of sundry conferences had between certaine Protestant doctours and a Iesuite called M. Fisher (then prisoner in London for the Catholique fayth:) : togeather with defences of the same. In which is shewed, that there hath alwayes beene, since Christ, a visible church, and in it a visible succession of doctours & pastours, teaching the vnchanged doctrine of fayth, left by Christ and his apostles, in all points necessary to saluation and that not Protestants, but only Roman Catholiques haue had, and can shew such a visible church, and in it such a succesion of pastours and doctours, of whome men may securely learne what pointe of fayth are necessary to saluation. / By A.C.1626462005-02143TECH2005-032005-053A2005-052005-102005-12 10917S11232799847582126212240917742AUA8927003716551[3 dialogues in verse, between Gela1558272005-0261PDCC2005-032005-053A2005-052005-102005-12 10919S11755699852769181122240885664AUB0730003718354A godly sermon preached at Paules C1592332006-1287APEX2007-012007-053A2007-052008-022008-09 10920.3S124925999003411509012248517076005371442Fisher, William,$cstudent of diuinitie.A sermon preached at Paules crosse the firste Sunday after Newyeeres day, beeing the thirde day of Ianuary. 1580. By William Fisher student of diuinitie1580422013-1089APEX2013-112014-013A2014-012014-032014-10 10922.5S925391808671471917362248541650Phiston, William.The schoole of good manners. Or, A new schoole of vertue. : Teaching children & youth how they ought to behaue themselues in all companies, times, and places. / Translated out of French. By W.F..ABC ou instruction pour les petis enfans. English. 15951595412010-11101PDCC2010-112011-013A2011-012011-062011-12 10922S1021159983791522622240897066AUA3269003710893The estate of the Germaine empire,1595272010-1189PDCC2010-112011-013A2011-012011-062011-12 10926S122637998990861506052240868571005371104Wiseman, William,$cSir,$dd. 1643.The Christian knight compiled :$bby Sir VVilliam VViseman Knight, for the pvblike weale and happinesse of England, Scotland, and Ireland.16191362012-04611PDCC2012-042012-053A2012-052013-022014-03 10928.3S11506699850285154752264179535AUB0011003717635Benoît,$cde Canfield,$d1562-1610.The rule of perfection16091002006-04295TECH2006-042007-043A2007-042008-022008-09 10929S11775099852960183152248554344AUB0833003718457A diamonde most precious, worthy to1577552006-12172APEX2007-012007-043A2007-042008-022008-09 10930S1056219984134859242240853041AUA4971003712595The bloudy booke, or, The tragicall1605232012-0646PDCC2012-072012-093A2012-092013-022014-03 10935S1021169983791622632240864479AUA3270003710894The blessed birth-day1634302013-11110PDCC2013-122014-033A2014-032015-032016-02 10937S1021489983794822982240894019AUA3274003710898Compassion towards captives1637362003-08148PDCC2003-092003-103A2003-102003-122004-03 10939S11507599850294154852240889964AUB0016003717640The curse of corne-horders1631352006-12132TECH2006-122007-073A2007-072008-022008-09 10940.3S125388999005801321572240877846005372349Fitz-Geffry, Charles,$d1575?-1638.Deaths sermon unto the liuing :$bDelivered at the funerals of the religious ladie Philippe, late wife vnto the Right Worshipfull Sr. Anthonie Rous of Halton in Cornwall Knight. By Charles Fitz-Geffry.1620202013-1161PDCC2013-122014-073A2014-072015-032016-02 10942S1021629983796123122240914528AUA3275003710899Elisha his lamentation, for his own1622322013-11101PDCC2013-122014-033A2014-032015-032016-02 10943S1056179984134459202248575475AUA4967003712591Sir Francis Drake1596532006-12110TECH2006-122007-023A2007-022008-022008-09 10945.3S11681999852035173352248545811AUB9647003727271Certain elegies, done by sundrie ex1618762000-00103PDCC2001-092001-123A2001-122002-012003-01 10945S11388599849114142492240872444AUA9608003717232Satyres: and satyricall epigrams1617552006-1293APEX2006-122008-103A2008-102009-022009-10 10984S11223999847497125342240926185AUA8859003716483In this booke is contayned the offi1538802014-01142PDCC2014-022014-043A2014-042015-032016-02 10993.9S400934382733290682240906276AUC6362003733986In this booke is contayned the offi1579602002-04131TECH2002-062002-073A2002-072002-082003-01 10995S11224999847507125442240932425AUA8868003716492Here begynneth a newe tracte or tre1530702005-06230APEX2005-062005-073A2005-072005-102005-12 10996S12211299857264229582240886004AUB2551003720175The boke of husbandry{middot}.1540982006-12232APEX2007-012007-033A2007-032008-022008-09 11005S11225399847511125482248515656AUA8872003716496Here begynneth a ryght frutefull ma1523652005-06199PDCC2005-082005-113A2005-112006-012006-02 11016S1022419983803623932240861579AUA3294003710918A defence of the Catholyke cause16021312000-00525PDCC2001-072001-082A2001-092001-112003-01 11017S1022489983804023972240894028AUA3297003710921The first part of a treatise concer16062652013-111522PDCC2013-122014-033A2014-032015-032016-02 11019S1022519983804123982240926129AUA3298003710922The second part of a treatise conce16103692013-112412PDCC2013-122014-033A2014-032015-032016-02 11020S11511199850330155212240868364AUB0033003717657The obmutesce of F.T. to the Epphat16213222013-11879PDCC2013-122014-033A2014-032015-032016-02 11022S1022699983805924162240945224AUA3306003710930An adioynder to the supplement of F16132712002-051078PDCC2002-072002-083A2002-082002-102003-01 11023S11503699850255154442240849574AUA9991003717615The reply of T.F. in defence of the16141222010-12434PDCC2010-122016-063A2016-062022-12 11024S11873299853939193422240892102AUC0730003728354Sermo die lune in ebdomada Pasche.1495432003-03117TECH2003-042003-053Y2003-052003-062003-07 11025S1022729983806224192240880632AUA3308003710932A Catholike confutation of M. Iohn16082902011-031923PDCC2011-042011-053A2011-052011-062011-12 11027S1022769983806624232248567569AUB4430003722054Flamel, Nicolas,$dd. 1418.Artephius.$tLiber secretus artis occultae.Pontanus, Joannes,$dd. 1572.$tEpistola de lapide philosophorum.Orandus, Eirenaeus.Nicholas Flammel, his exposition of the hieroglyphicall figures which he caused to bee painted vpon an arch in St. Innocents Church-yard, in Paris. Together with the secret booke of Artephius, and the epistle of Iohn Pontanus: concerning both the theoricke and the practicke of the philosophers stone. Faithfully, and (as the maiesty of the thing requireth) religiously done into English out of the French and Latine copies. By Eirenaeus Orandus, qui est, vera veris enodans16241392004-11184TECH2004-112004-123A2004-122005-012005-03 11028S212523060011261552240948852AUC3822003731446A Briefe request or declaracion pre1566162010-0235PDCC2010-022012-113A2012-112013-022014-03 11029.5S212623060509261592248541666AUC3826003731450Newes from Flanders and Ostend160472009-1214PDCC2009-122010-013A2010-012010-042011-04 11029S11813799853346187272240952829AUC0408003728032Newes from Flaunders.160012005-129PDCC2006-042006-063A2006-062006-092007-01 11032S11510699850325155162248548793AUB0029003717653The affections of a pious soule, un1640322003-0837TECH2003-082003-093A2003-092003-102003-11 11033S12085099856043215592248503548AUB2004003719628Hierothelamium. Or, The heauenly nu1626392003-0846TECH2003-082003-093A2003-092003-102003-11 11037.5S12066799855862213702240888028AUB1927003719551The conduit of comfort.16241842005-04154PDCC2005-052005-073A2005-072005-102005-12 11037S1022809983807024282240948250AUA3310003710934A bright burning beacon1580632005-04136APEX2005-052005-073A2005-072005-102005-12 11038S1218113226599856974226302240897475AUB2411003720035An epitaph, or funerall inscription158012005-048TECH2005-052005-093A2005-092005-102005-12 11039S116948998521631766862240928998Fleming, Abraham,$d1552?-1607.The footepath of faith, leading the highwaie to heauen : Wherevnto is annexed The bridge to blessednes. Compiled and made by Abraham Fleming, and by him newlie altered and augmented.15812312014-01435PDCC2014-022016-013A2016-012022-12 11041S1022829983807224302240867712AUA3311003710935The diamond of deuotion15811502005-04265APEX2005-052005-063A2005-062005-102005-12 11047S11600899851225164932240892324AUB0389003718013A memoriall of the famous monuments1580462005-04103PDCC2005-052005-063A2005-062005-102005-12 11048S1022839983807324312240943519AUA3312003710936A monomachie of motiues in the mind15821712005-04340TECH2005-052005-063A2005-062005-102005-12 11049S1022869983807624342240914531AUA3315003710939A panoplie of epistles, or, a looki15762292003-011092APEX2003-022003-033A2003-032003-042003-05 11050S11967299854879203342240889807AUB1488003719112A straunge and terrible wunder wrou1577112005-0412APEX2005-052005-093Y2005-092005-102005-12 11052S1023189983810724662240871333AUA3326003710950Magnificence exemplified: and, the1634292013-1199PDCC2013-122014-033A2014-032015-032016-02 11053S11600999851226164942240900764AUB0390003718014Certaine very proper, and most prof1595922007-06520APEX2007-072008-033Y2008-032008-092009-03 11055S1056189984134559212248575508AUA4968003712592Licia, or Poemes of loue1593492005-0494APEX2005-052005-063A2005-062005-102005-12 11056S1022939983808224402240894018AUA3316003710940Of the Russe common wealth. Or, Man15911202005-04337TECH2005-052005-063A2005-062005-102005-12 11058S11762099852832181842240889921AUB0769003718393Christs victorie, and triumph in He1610542005-04154APEX2005-052005-073A2005-072005-102005-12 11062S11762199852833181852240885652AUB0770003718394The revvard of the faithfull. The l16232232005-04260TECH2005-042005-053A2005-052005-102005-12 11064S1023229983811124702264220279AUA3329003710953The bloody brother.1639382000-00165PDCC2001-112002-023Y2002-022002-032003-01 11065S1023209983810924682240887259AUA3327003710951The trag{oelig}dy of Rollo Duke of1640382002-01169PDCC2002-012002-023A2002-022002-032003-01 11066S1023569983814125042248551311AUA3338003710962The elder brother1637382000-00154TECH2002-012002-033A2002-032002-042003-01 11068S1056199984134659222248568322AUA4969003712593The faithfull shepheardesse. By Ioh1610432000-00162PDCC2001-112002-033Y2002-032002-042003-01 11071S102365998381501771162240943753Fletcher, John,$d1579-1625.Brome, Richard,$dd. 1652?Monsieur Thomas : A comedy. Acted at the Private House in Blacke Fryers. The author, Iohn Fletcher, Gent.1639502013-11206PDCC2013-122014-013A2014-012014-032014-10 11072S1023699983815425172240914553AUA3348003710972The night-vvalker, or The little th1640392002-01170APEX2002-012002-023Y2002-022002-032003-01 11073S1023749983815925222240891228AUA3353003710977Rule a vvife and have a wife.1640382002-01163PDCC2002-012002-023Y2002-022002-032003-01 11074S1023759983816025232240889002AUA3354003710978The tragedy of Thierry King of Fran1621382000-00165APEX2001-102001-113Y2001-112001-122003-01 11075S1062839984200166242240934949AUA5322003712946The two noble kinsmen1634462002-02198APEX2002-022002-033A2002-032002-042003-01 11076S11762299852834181862240882941AUB0771003718395Christes bloodie sweat, or the Sonn1613352002-04116TECH2002-062002-073A2002-072002-082003-01 11078S1056089984133559102240855880AUA4959003712583The historie of the perfect-cursed-1628522005-04125PDCC2005-052005-073A2005-072005-102005-12 11079.5S1056209984134759232248568320AUA4970003712594Brittain's Ida. Written by that ren1628202002-0232PDCC2002-022002-043A2002-042002-052003-01 11080S11510999850328155192240870464AUB0031003717655Ioy in tribulation. Or, Consolation16321742002-02256PDCC2002-032002-043A2002-042002-052003-01 11082.5S514238160733293122240932687AUC6581003734205The purple island, or, The isle of16331682000-00539PDCC2001-002001-092R2003-062003-073A2003-072003-082003-09 11083S1023829983816725302240930740AUA3359003710983Sicelides1631432002-02176PDCC2002-032002-043A2002-042002-052003-01 11085S1023849983816925322248561953AUA3361003710985The way to blessednes16321522002-02660PDCC2002-022002-033A2002-032002-042003-01 11086S1024439983822825952240904221AUA3369003710993A briefe and familiar epistle shevv160382006-1217APEX2006-122007-013A2007-012007-022007-10 11087S11802499853233186022240931616AUB0951003718575The nine English worthies: or, Famo1606382006-12102APEX2006-122007-013A2007-012007-022007-10 11088.5S124930998989311509032240900567005371444[Hereafter ensue the trewe encountre or ... batayle lately don betwene. Engla[n]de and: Scotlande.]151332009-046PDCC2009-052009-063A2009-062009-092011-04 11088S11601199851228164962240875906AUB0392003718016[The fleur de luce.].1593142006-0248TECH2006-022007-023A2007-022008-022008-09 11090S11718199852396177172248539824The life and death of Griffin Flood informer : Whose cunning courses, churlish manners, and troublesome informations, molested a number of plaine dealing people in this city of London. Wherein is also declared the murther of Iohn Chipperford Vinter, for twich fact the said Griffin Flood was pressed to death the 18. day of Ianuary last past.1623112014-0129PDCC2014-012014-043A2014-042015-032016-02 11091S11862099853827192252240933849AUB1159003718783Good newes from Florence1614122012-0926PDCC2012-092013-033A2013-032014-032014-10 11094S1056049984133159062248577976AUA4955003712579A paire of turtle doues, or, The tr1606542005-06214TECH2005-072005-093R2020-012022-12 11095S1024519983823626032240898695AUA3371003710995The argument of the pastorall of Fl1635112012-0528PDCC2012-062012-073A2012-072013-022014-03 11096S1056299984135659332240853094AUA4977003712601Florio his firste fruites15781752005-08765APEX2005-092007-083A2007-082008-022008-09 11097S1023549983813925012264221870AUA3336003710960Florio, John,$d1553?-1625.Florios second frutes15912052005-11918APEX2005-12 11098S1023579983814225052248558555AUA3339003710963A vvorlde of wordes, or Most copiou15982402005-113929PDCC2006-042006-053A2006-052006-092007-01 11103S1023619983814625092240914558AUB4472003722096The Roman histories of Lucius Iuliu16192662004-02338TECH2004-022004-033A2004-032004-042004-05 11105.5S5247399607201503922240921747005370824Flory, François.Waddington, John.The practize of cifering /$cmade by Fraunces Flory of Lyle, arithmetician ; contayning all sortes of accompts daily used amongst the merchants in the citie of Antwerpe ... all put in good order & briefe, very profitable for merchaunts in there affayres ; translated out of French into English by Iohn Waddington grocer, 1591.1593352012-0169PDCC2012-012016-113A2016-112022-12 11107.7S92558545323511807842240910621Flower, Margaret, d. 1618.Witchcrafts, strange and wonderfull: : discovering the damnable practices of seven witches, against the lives of certaine noble personages, and others of this kingdome, as shall appeare in this lamentable history. ; With an approved triall how to finde out either witch or any apprentice to witch-craft..1635122008-0350PDCC2008-092008-113A2008-112009-022009-10 11107S1023639983814825112240914516AUA3343003710967The wonderful discouerie of the vvi1619242003-0948PDCC2003-092003-103A2003-102003-122004-03 11108S11311199848351134382240863736AUA9302003716926By the king of hearolds of this pro157812006-126APEX2007-012007-023A2007-022008-022008-09 11109S11671399851929172252240919295AUB9584003727208Floyd, John,$d1572-1649.An apolagy of the Holy Sea apostolicks proceeding for the gouernment of the Catholics of England during the tyme of persecution16301402013-11422PDCC2013-122014-033A2014-032015-032016-02 11110.7S1070029984270773862240892413AUA5836003713460God and the king. Or a dialogue whe1620712002-03166PDCC2002-032002-043A2002-042002-052003-01 11110S1023669983815125142240888999AUA3345003710969The Church conquerant ouer humane w1638992009-08395PDCC2009-082011-083A2011-082012-052012-10 11111S1023719983815625192240921167AUA3350003710974The ouerthrovv of the Protestants p16121662009-06817PDCC2009-072009-083A2009-082009-092011-04 11112S1023739983815825212240891230AUA3352003710976A paire of spectacles for Sir Humfr16312992009-06943PDCC2009-062011-023A2011-022011-062011-12 11113S11511299850331155222240887686AUB0034003717658A plea for the reall-presence.1624332010-0184PDCC2010-012010-033A2010-032010-042011-04 11114S11511399850332155232240849679AUB0035003717659Purgatories triumph ouer hell16131152009-06404PDCC2009-062009-073A2009-072009-092011-04 11115S11486399850086152702240894682AUB8568003726192A secure and prudent choice of beli1639272013-1153PDCC2013-112014-013A2014-012014-032014-10 11116S117494998527071778512240891888Floyd, John,$d1572-1649.Hawkins, Henry,$d1571?-1646.De Dominis, Marco Antonio,$d1560-1624.$tArchiepiscopus Spalatensis, suæ profectionis consilium exponit.$kSelections.A suruey of the apostasy of Marcus Antonius de Dominis, sometyme Arch-bishop of Spalato. / Drawne out his owne booke, and written in Latin, by Fidelis Annosus, Verementanus Druinus, deuine: and translated into English by A. M.Survey of the apostasy of Marcus Antonius de Dominis, sometyme Arch-bishop of Spalato1617762013-08220PDCC2013-082013-103A2013-102014-032014-10 11117S11802699853235186042248551881AUB0952003718576The totall summe. Or No danger of d1639532008-02206PDCC2008-022008-033A2008-032008-092009-03 11118S12089999856092216112240880077AUC1751003729375A vvord of comfort. Or A discourse1623302013-11136PDCC2013-122014-013A2014-012014-032014-10 11119S12203099857183228672240884349AUB2504003720128The picture of a perfit common weal16001652008-02239PDCC2008-022008-043A2008-042008-092009-03 11120S1023769983816125242240914529AUA3355003710979Doctor Fludds answer vnto M{middot}16311162002-07367APEX2002-072002-083A2002-082002-102003-01 11122S115116998503351771722240889757Folkingham, W.$q(William)Brachigraphy, post-writ, or, The art of short-writing : The summe whereof is couched into one table, plainely demonstrating the whole method of the inuention. By W. Folkingham his Maiesties post of Stamford.1620112013-1120PDCC2013-122014-123A2014-122015-032016-02 11123S1024539983823826052240942711AUA3372003710996Feudigraphia.1610492008-02180PDCC2008-032008-053A2008-052008-092009-03 11125S11847099853677190712240889951AUC0600003728224Panala medica1628742008-02197PDCC2008-022009-073A2009-072009-092011-04 11126S12133399856517220832240939907AUB2169003719793Deuout contemplations expressed in16293542003-092677PDCC2003-102004-013A2004-012004-022004-03 11128.3S12263524478450277182248532687AUC5104003732728The apostles catechisme consisting1623392013-1194PDCC2013-112014-023A2014-022014-032014-10 11128.5S212723060716261602240948878AUC3827003731451A letter from Sarient Maior Forbes163132005-116TECH2005-112006-013A2006-012006-042006-06 11129S11486699850089152732240855919AUB8570003726194Four sermons which doe manifest the1635392005-11147PDCC2006-032007-033A2007-032008-022008-09 11130S11648999851705169962240948525AUB9464003727088A fruitfull sermon made by the reve1626532005-1186APEX2005-122006-103A2006-102007-022007-10 11131S11802799853236186052248556048AUB0953003718577A letter first written and sent by1616472005-1188TECH2005-112006-073A2006-072006-092007-01 11133S12085699856049215652240910796AUB2006003719630A preparatiue sermon, to the Lords1632352005-1157PDCC2006-032006-043A2006-042006-092007-01 11134S115118998503371771732240849686Forbes, John,$d1568?-1634.The saints hope, and infalliblenes thereof. or Two sermons preached before the English companie at Middelb. about the moneth of October, 1608. Written by Mr. Iohne Forbes, at the earnest request of the hearers, and now published by them for the generall instruction and comfort of all Gods children 1610642013-11206PDCC2013-112014-013A2014-012014-032014-10 11135S11802999853238186072240891873AUB0954003718578A sermon discursing the true meanin1632282005-1150APEX2005-112006-023Y2006-022006-042006-06 11136S1024569983824126092240921102AUA3375003710999A treatise tending to cleare the do16161032005-11470TECH2005-112006-073A2006-072006-092007-01 11142S1024579983824226102240873214AUA3376003711000A peaceable vvarning, to the subjec1638112005-1130APEX2005-122006-103A2006-102007-022007-10 11143S1024589983824326112240926251AUA3377003711001An ansvvere to M. I. Forbes of Cors1638182005-0371PDCC2005-052005-063A2005-062005-102005-12 11146S11432499849550147042240928977AUB8309003725933A defence of the lavvful calling of1614902003-06282PDCC2003-072003-083Y2003-082003-102003-11 11147S1024139983819825642240914530AUA3366003710990Eubulus, or A dialogue, where-in a1627812003-06336APEX2003-062003-073A2003-072003-082003-09 11149.3S1024149983819925652264263159AUB4493003722117Forbes, Patrick,$d1564-1635.An exquisite commentarie vpon the Reuelation of Saint Iohn16131502007-03612APEX2007-042007-053A2007-052008-022008-09 11151.5S12311024478633277192240914589AUC5105003732729Panegyrick to the high and mightie163352006-1211TECH2006-122007-013A2007-012007-022007-10 11151S1024309983821525822240904369AUB4507003722131Funerals of a right reuerend father16312552004-05849PDCC2004-072004-083A2004-082004-102004-11 11152.5C.20.f.7[74]998842001829612240889087E. F. (Edward Ford), fl. 1630?-1660.A dialogue betweene Master Guesright and poore neighbour Needy. Or A few proofes both reall and true, shewing what men for mony will doe : To a pleasant new tune, called, But I know what I know.164012008-086PDCC2008-102008-113A2008-112009-022009-10 11153C.20.f.7[164]998930641830062240918085E. F. (Edward Ford), fl. 1630?-1660.Impossibilities. Or, A matter of no thing, : yet some thing youle finde I know in the reading, will pleasure your minde, then heare it I pray, and when you have done, you'le say that the thread is handsomely spunne. To the tune of, I sigh, I sob, &c.163512008-088PDCC2008-102008-113A2008-112009-022009-10 11154998263731984202248513446E. F.$q(Edward Ford),$dfl. 1630?-1660.... or A merry discourse, twixt him and his Joane : that sometimes did live as never did none, but now at the last she proves very kinde, and doth what heed have her, as here you may finde. To three severall tunes, called, But I know what I know, Captaine Ward, and Gilty Coate Peggy.Merry discourse, twixt him and his Joane.164012013-098APEX2013-102013-123A2013-122014-032014-10 11155C.20.f.7[270]998843591830602248519050E. F. (Edward Ford), fl. 1630?-1660.A merry discourse betweene Norfolke Thomas, and Sisly Standtoo't his wife; : together with their thanklesse journey from Norfolk to London, onely to see their friends, and how they doe respect and entertaine 'um for their love and labour. Which shewes that this same age most certaine true, is onely for to aske yee how ye doe. To the tune of the Spanish Pavin.163812008-0810PDCC2008-102011-073Y2011-072012-052012-10 11156S1024609983824526172240889005AUA3379003711003The broken heart.1633402002-06183PDCC2002-082002-093A2002-092002-102003-01 11157S1024229983820725742240891229AUB4501003722125The chronicle historie of Perkin VV1634422002-04181PDCC2002-052002-063A2002-062002-072003-01 11158S1056339984136059372240858480AUA4980003712604Fames memoriall, or The Earle of De1606292002-0565TECH2002-062002-073A2002-072002-082003-01 11159S1024259983821025772240905818AUB4504003722128The fancies, chast and noble1638402002-04153TECH2002-062002-073A2002-072002-082003-01 11160S115119998503381771742240852704Ford, John,$d1586-ca. 1640.Honor triumphant. Or The peeres challenge, by armes defensible, at Tilt, Turney, and Barriers : In honor of all faire ladies, and in defence of these foure positions following. 1. Knights in ladies seruice haue no free will. 2. Beauty is the mainteiner of valour. 3. Faire lady was neuer false. 4. Perfect louers are onely wise. Mainteined by arguments. Also The monarches meeting: or The King of Denmarkes welcome into England.1606232013-1170PDCC2013-112014-013A2014-012014-032014-10 11161S1025169983829426682248567663AUB4558003722182The ladies triall.1639402002-05150APEX2002-062002-073R2006-012006-023A2006-022006-042006-06 11162S11426499849490146402248536939AUA9731003717355A line of life.1620702002-0468PDCC2002-052002-063A2002-062002-072003-01 11163S1025099983829026642240937732AUB4557003722181The louers melancholy.1629472000-00170PDCC2001-072001-082A2002-122003-022003-03 11164S1025129983829226662264224914AUA3387003711011Loues sacrifice.1633432002-07173APEX2002-082002-093A2002-092002-102003-01 11165S1024269983821125782240926252AUB4505003722129'Tis pitty shee's a whore.1633392002-04159TECH2002-062002-073A2002-072002-082003-01 11166S12102899856219217482248522394AUC1846003729470Musicke of sundrie kindes1607252003-1235APEX2004-012004-043A2004-042004-072004-08 11167.5S12014099855340208272240870495AUB1671003719295The famous historie of Montelyon, K16401012003-12477PDCC2004-012004-023A2004-022004-042004-05 11169S11373999848970140952240911375AUB7988003725612The most pleasant historie of Ornat1607682003-12297PDCC2004-012004-023Y2004-022004-042004-05 11171.2S119679998548861766322240899156Ford, Emanuel.Parismenos: : the second part of the most famous, delectable, and pleasant historie of Parismus, the renowned prince of Bohemia. The aduenturous trauels and noble chiualrie of Parismenos, the knight of fame, in diuers countries.Most famous, delectable, and pleasant history of Parismus, the renowned Prince of Bohemia. Part 215991332014-01689PDCC2014-022015-113A2015-112022-12 11171.5S124936998989321509052240889911005371446Ford, Emanuel.[Parismus, the renouned prince of Bohemia.]1605782012-08410APEX2012-082012-093A2012-092013-022014-03 11173S11641299851629169152240891903AUB9428003727052The first part of Parismus, the ren16152512003-121141APEX2004-022004-033A2004-032004-042004-05 11176S1025189983829626702248589831AUB4560003722184A sermon preached at Constantinople1616462013-07103PDCC2013-072013-093A2013-092014-032014-10 11180S1024429983822725942248584743Foreest, Pieter van,$d1522-1597.Hart, James,$cof Northampton.The arraignment of vrines : vvherein are set downe the manifold errors and abuses of ignorant vrine-mongring empirickes, cozening quacksaluers, women-physitians, and the like stuffe ... Collected and gathered as well out of the most ancient, as the moderne and late physitians of our time: and written first in the Latine tongue, and diuided into three bookes by Peter Forrest D. in Physicke ... And for the benefit of our British nations newly epitomized, and translated into our English tongue by Iames Hart Dr. of the foresaid faculty, and residing in the towne of Northampton.16231712013-11696PDCC2013-122014-073A2014-072015-032016-02 11181S12159799856776224012264221758AUB2300003719924More, Thomas,$cSir, Saint,$d1478-1535.$4autVives, Juan Luis,$d1492-1540.$4autFowler, John,$d1537-1579.Vaux, Laurence,$d1519-1585,$eattributed name.A brief fourme of confession15761212004-05197PDCC2004-072004-083Y2004-082004-102004-11 11183S11968499854891203462240944782AUB1493003719117The forme and maner of examination1581252012-0857APEX2012-082012-093A2012-092013-022014-03 11185S11311799848356134442240894813AUA9306003716930The groundes of the longitude159182006-1227APEX2006-122007-023A2007-022008-022008-09 11187S1025309983830726812240868298AUB4571003722195The marrovv and iuice of tvvo hundr16111682013-11849PDCC2013-122015-023A2015-022015-032016-02 11188S1025319983830826822240880500AUB4572003722196A comparatiue discourse of the bodi1606582004-01211PDCC2004-022004-033A2004-032004-042004-05 11189S11940599854612200392248499174AUC1119003728743A defence of the right of kings.1624532000-00171APEX2001-092001-103A2001-102001-112003-01 11191S12193999857095227672240902547AUC2118003729742The bitter vvaters of Babylon, or T1615212006-1288APEX2006-122008-103A2008-102009-022009-10 11192S1056409984136759442240853106AUB5720003723344The great day of chancery.1619302013-1167PDCC2013-112014-013A2014-012014-032014-10 11194S1024549983823926062240943558AUA3373003710997A learned commendation of the polit15671362005-05341PDCC2005-082005-113A2005-112006-012006-02 11197S1025449983832126952240889006AUB4582003722206De laudibus legum Angli{aelig} writ16162592004-03622PDCC2004-052004-063A2004-062004-072004-08 11198_PARTE160_5R212820998713801569122240884171005367620Fortunes tennis-ball: :$ba warning to all that are nursers of pride, for justice is knowne to be eagle-ey'd .... Or, A proviso for all those that are elevated, to take heed of falling, for fortune spights more the mightie then the poore: according to the poet: qui cadit in terram non habet unde cadit.164152012-0610APEX2012-062013-02ABANDON 11198E160_5R21282099835836612240868311AUB3267003720891Fortunes tennis-ball164052000-0010PDCC2001-112002-013Y2002-012002-022003-01 11199S1024599983824426132264240464Fosbroke, John.Six sermons delivered in the lecture at Kettering in the countie of Northampton, and in certain other places. By John Fosbroke ... 16331112013-11380PDCC2013-122014-033A2014-032015-032016-02 11200S11803299853241186102248553185AUB0955003718579The seruants dutie. Or The calling1613312012-0871APEX2012-082012-093A2012-092013-022014-03 11201S1024729983825526282264246359AUB4529003722153The art of dialling1638302003-0660TECH2003-062005-023A2005-022005-042005-10 11202S1025389983831526892240864489AUA3389003711013Plouto-mastix: the scourge of covet1631182006-1274TECH2006-122007-013A2007-012007-022007-10 11203S1024769983825926322240916963AUB4533003722157Hoplocrisma-spongus: or, A sponge t1631372006-12126APEX2007-012007-073A2007-072008-022008-09 11204S12071099855904214122240937576AUB1937003719561The means to keepe sinne from reign1629192006-1269TECH2006-122008-103A2008-102009-022009-10 11205S12133499856518220842240938853AUC1974003729598Atheomastix16221892003-021444TECH2003-042003-053R2003-082003-093Y2003-092003-102003-11 11206S1025299983830626802240898962AUB4570003722194Foure sermons, lately preached, by16081182003-02426PDCC2003-022003-033A2003-032003-042003-05 11207S12133299856516220822240858763AUC1973003729597The generall historie of the magnif16125622003-054643APEX2003-052005-033A2005-032005-042005-10 11208S1056239984135059262248579406AUA4973003712597Foulface, Philip.Bacchus bountie1593122005-1143TECH2005-112006-073A2006-072006-092007-01 11210.5S124738999004071519362248515384005371693The foundement of contemplacyon, howe a man shall contemple, and se god in creatures. The fyrste chapytre153312008-080PDCC2008-102008-113A2008-112009-022009-10 11210S11374999848979141062248546808AUB7995003725619A vvonderfull, strange and miraculo1591132002-0429PDCC2002-052002-063A2002-062002-072003-01 11211.2S92562604491811812642248552092The fo&cmbmacr;utayne or well of lyfe, out of whiche doth sprynge mooste swete consolations, : ryght necessarye for troubled conscyences to thyntente they shal not despayre in aduersitie and trouble..1548-1549?732012-08130APEX2012-082012-093A2012-092013-022014-03 11211.5S338433143394284432240921501AUC5759003733383Which of these fower, that here you162312007-084TECH2007-082007-093A2007-092008-022008-09 11211S11311999848358134462248537662AUA9308003716932The fou[n]tayne or well of lyfe1532612012-08123APEX2012-082012-093A2012-092013-022014-03 11212S1024879983827026432240871316AUB4543003722167A shield of defence against the arr1612232006-12129TECH2006-122007-063A2007-062008-022008-09 11213S11968599854892203472240897633AUB1494003719118An ansvver to the calumnious letter1581272003-07110PDCC2003-072004-013Y2004-012004-022004-03 11214.6S1039869983972841762240926468AUA3821003711445A true reportarie of the most trium1594152003-0742PDCC2003-072004-013Y2004-012004-022004-03 11216S1024909983827226452240885513AUB4545003722169Trisagion or, The three holy office16184432013-112246PDCC2014-012014-043A2014-042015-032016-02 11220S1024969983827826512248548815AUA3384003711008The true dyffere[n]s betwen ye rega15481162013-11253PDCC2013-122014-013A2014-012014-032014-10 11221S1056459984137159492240854680AUB5721003723345North-vvest Fox, or, Fox from the N16351572006-12682APEX2006-122007-063A2007-062008-022008-09 11225S12216799857319230242248506350BBX1665004321407Actes and monuments of matters most speciall and memorable, happenyng in the Church. [vol. 1]15838332003-068767PDCC2003-082003-113A2003-112003-122004-03 11225S12216799857319230252248505607BBX1665004321407Actes and monuments of matters most speciall and memorable, happenyng in the Church. [vol. 2, part 1]15838982004-049176PDCC2004-082004-113A2004-112005-012005-03 11225S12216799857319230262248513216BBX1665004321407Actes and monuments of matters most speciall and memorable, happenyng in the Church. [vol. 2, part 2]15834972004-045219PDCC2004-092004-103A2004-102005-012005-03 11228.3S124849998986431732222240872654005371878Foxe, John,$d1516-1587.A table of the X. first persecutions of the primitiue time of Tiberius, vnto Constantinus Emperour163212008-083PDCC2008-102008-113A2008-112009-022009-10 11229S1025039983828526592240905791AUA3385003711009An abridgement of the booke of acts15894312013-012038PDCC2013-012013-043A2013-042014-032014-10 11231S11695099852165174742240927334AUB0608003718232Christ Iesus triumphant.1579402002-1091APEX2002-112002-123A2002-122003-022003-03 11238S11343699848670137802240880704AUA9448003717072A most breefe manner of instruction158792000-0018PDCC2001-092001-103A2001-112001-122003-01 11240S1025469983832326972240943580AUA3393003711017Papa confutatus.15801192000-00295APEX2001-092001-103R2001-122002-023Y2002-022002-032003-01 11241S11602199851238165062240875934AUB0397003718021The Pope confuted.15801262002-02509PDCC2002-022002-033A2002-032002-042003-01 11242.6S1025493438289026992264220789Foxe, John,$d1516-1587.A sermon of Christ crucified, preached at Paules Crosse the Friday before Easter, commonly called Goodfryday : written and dedicated to all such as labour and be heavy laden in conscience, to be read for their spirituall comfort / by Iohn Foxe ; newly recognished by the author.1570772013-11305PDCC2013-122014-033A2014-032015-032016-02 11248S1086519984430891092240872427AUA6830003714454A sermon preached at the christenin15781182002-01292PDCC2002-022002-033A2002-032002-042003-01 11250.3S11487299850095152792240876070AUB8576003726200The groanes of the spirit, or the t16391302006-01175TECH2006-012006-073A2006-072006-092007-01 11253S1056259984135259292240853078AUB5716003723340The maidens blush: or, Ioseph1620432006-12103TECH2006-122007-013A2007-012007-022007-10 11255S92572526332401740432240910576Frampton, John, fl. 1577-1596.A discouerie of the countries of Tartaria, Scithia, & Cataya, by the northeast: : with the maners, fashions, and orders which are vsed in those countries. / Set foorth by Iohn Frampton merchaunt.1580462013-07103PDCC2013-082013-093A2013-092014-032014-10 11256S12092699856119216412240884128AUB2035003719659Aduise giuen by a Catholike gentlem1589302003-0695APEX2003-062003-083A2003-082003-102003-11 11258S1025589983833027052248575116AUB4584003722208The association of the princes of F1617192006-0632TECH2006-062007-063A2007-062008-022008-09 11259S12236499857515232652240904498AUB2647003720271A caueat for France, vpon the prese1588152006-0265PDCC2006-052007-053A2007-052008-022008-09 11260S10949399845140100252240901281AUB6696003724320The chiefe occurences of both the a159252012-068PDCC2012-062012-073A2012-072013-022014-03 11261S120895998560881764882240864859Aggas, Edward.The contre-league : and ansvvere to certaine letters sent to the Maisters of Renes, by one of the League who termeth himselfe Lord of the valley of Mayne, and gentleman of the late Duke of Guizes traine. Faithfully translated into English by E.A.Contre ligue. English.1589432014-01154PDCC2014-012014-043A2014-042015-032016-02 11262S1025639983833527102240946240AUB4587003722211The conuersion of a most noble lady1608282005-1290APEX2005-122006-033Y2006-032006-042006-06 11263S11283699848079131542240928966AUA9197003716821The copie of the French kings priui156642008-096PDCC2008-112008-123A2008-122009-022009-10 11264S11487499850097152812240876065AUB8578003726202A copie of the submission162132009-043PDCC2009-052009-063A2009-062009-092011-04 11265S11264699847892129562240920019AUA9092003716716Credible reportes from France, and159052012-0710PDCC2012-072012-083Y2012-082013-022014-03 11266S11264899847894129582240919795AUA9094003716718A declaration concerning the needfu1575842012-10193PDCC2012-102013-023A2013-022014-032014-10 11267.5S11893799854144195512240892125AUB1312003718936Sommaire discours au vray de ce qui159082010-0134PDCC2010-012015-123A2015-122022-12 11268S11265499847900129642248520147AUA9100003716724A discourse of all such fights, ski1590102012-0733PDCC2012-072012-083A2012-082013-022014-03 11269S11265599847901129652248531842AUA9101003716725A discourse of such things as are h1569132012-0723PDCC2012-072013-103A2013-102014-032014-10 11270S11649299851708169992240867337AUB9465003727089A discourse of that which is past159292010-0920PDCC2010-092010-113A2010-112011-062011-12 11271S100266998361123602264227766AUA2587003710211Serres, Jean de,$d1540?-1598.Fenton, Geoffrey,$cSir,$d1539?-1608.$trans.A discou[rse] of the ciuile warres [and] late troubles in Fraunce, drawn into Englishe by Geffray Fenton, and deuided into three bookes ... Seene and allowed15701182006-11298APEX2006-112008-023A2008-022008-092009-03 11272S120916998561091764892248509026Aggas, Edward.The discouerer of France to the Parisians, and all other the French nation. Faithfullie translated out of the French: by E.A. Le manifeste de la France. English.159072014-0136PDCC2014-012014-033A2014-032015-032016-02 11273.5S5365399610871503932240914591005370938Good newes from Fraunce :$ba true discourse of the winning of sundry cheefe townes, castles, and holdes in Fraunce, which are now in the obedience of the French king : with the great victorie which his Maiestie hath had in sundry late battels, skirmishes, and pursuites made vpon the enemy at Mouncounter in Brittanie, and elsewhere, since the winning of Chartres, which was in April last : together with the defeating, drowning, and taking of much victuaile, corne, and money sent by the enemy to the cittie of Paris /$cpublished by authoritie.1592102012-0925PDCC2012-092013-033A2013-032014-032014-10 11273S1086029984426090532240864606AUB6464003724088An epitome of all the lives of the16392072003-02321APEX2003-032003-043A2003-042003-062003-07 11274S12095799856148216742240864863AUC1786003729410Good nevves from France.1624152012-0940PDCC2012-092012-113A2012-112013-022014-03 11275S12133199856515220812240891939AUB2168003719792An historical collection, of the mo15983072010-032408PDCC2010-032010-043Y2010-042011-062011-12 11276S12125899856443219922240925732AUB2139003719763The historie of France15951382008-101101PDCC2008-122009-013A2009-012009-022009-10 11277.5S11997899855182206572240860257AUB1596003719220A iournall, wherein is truely sette1592122006-0234TECH2006-022007-023A2007-022008-022008-09 11279.5S1025789983835027252240948202AUB4599003722223Nevves from France. A true relation162172009-1215PDCC2009-122010-013A2010-012010-042011-04 11279S1025869983835827332240937760AUB2723003720347The mutable and vvauering estate of1597782013-07585PDCC2013-082013-103A2013-102014-032014-10 11281S12155899856737223612240870520AUC2004003729628Nevves from France. Or A relation o161862009-0510PDCC2009-062010-013A2010-012010-042011-04 11283S11265799847903129672248530376AUA9103003716727Nevves lately come on the last day159142014-019PDCC2014-012014-023A2014-022014-032014-10 11284S1025859983835727322240926100AUB4606003722230Newes out of France: concerning gre1619152010-0230PDCC2010-022012-023A2012-022012-052012-10 11285S11783699853046184092248561622AUC0271003727895Newes out of France. On the first o159282010-0118PDCC2010-012010-023A2010-022010-042011-04 11287.5C.132.h.25[6]998928651903332240938531The proces or vnpardonable crimes committed by the parisians leaguers, : who haue beene authors of all the troubles, warres, and calamities in France, and at this present feeling them selues oppressed with miserie, in most humble sort doe seeke and intreat to come unto composition. VVherin all true subiectes may learne to beware, not to resist and rebel against their soueraign, by any allurements of traytours and seditious men.159052014-0112PDCC2014-012014-033A2014-032015-032016-02 11287S11602399851240165082248532395AUB0398003718022Practises touching the state of Fra1575152007-0120TECH2007-012007-083A2007-082008-022008-09 11289S1025889983836027352240943579AUA3404003711028The restorer of the French estate1589872009-02424PDCC2009-032009-063Y2009-062009-092011-04 11290S11649499851710170012240939094AUB9467003727091A true discourse of an ouerthrow gi159142013-0711PDCC2013-082013-093A2013-092014-032014-10 11291S11783799853047184102248555327AUC0272003727896A true discourse of the discomfitur1589102014-0132PDCC2014-012014-043A2014-042015-032016-02 11293S1025949983836627422240943510AUB4607003722231The apologie of the Reformed Church1628322003-12118APEX2003-122004-023Y2004-022004-042004-05 11295S11718999852404177252240947242AUB9905003727529Articles agreed on in the nationall1623192013-1075PDCC2013-102013-113A2013-112014-032014-10 11299S11814699853355187362248556945AUC0415003728039A copie of the letter, of the Natio1631112009-1125PDCC2009-122014-103A2014-102015-032016-02 11300S11432799849553147072240850286AUB8311003725935A declaration made by the Reformed1621212006-0885APEX2006-082007-073Y2007-072008-022008-09 11303.511303S118170998984211778572264171516005372198Eglises réformées de France.A declaration set forth by the Protestants in France :$bshewing the lamentable distresse and calamities that they of Bearn in France are fallen into, by meanes of the oppression and wrong done vnto them, in regard of their profession of the reformed religion. With all the troubles which happened vnto them since the beginning of the edicts sent out against them by the French king vntill this time. Together with the rest of their proceedings, vntill this present moneth of Iuly. 1621.1621162013-1055PDCC2013-102013-113A2013-112014-032014-10 11304S1056309984135759342240858384AUB5718003723342A letter vvritten by those of the a162182009-1021PDCC2009-102009-123A2009-122010-042011-04 11305S11719599852410177312248541212AUB9908003727532The oration made vnto the French ki161782010-0122PDCC2010-012010-023A2010-022010-042011-04 11306S11873499853941193442240892111AUC0732003728356The requests presented vnto the Fre162392010-0124PDCC2010-012010-053A2010-052011-062011-12 11309S1026139983838527612248596737AUA3411003711035Of the most auspicatious marriage:1613452006-12187APEX2006-122007-033A2007-032008-022008-09 11310.5S125226999005051734052240864786005372068Protestation de treshaut et trespuissant Prince Francois, Fils & Frere de Roy :$bduc d'Alencon & d'Eureux, comte de Dreux, du Perche, &c. Lieutenant general pour le Roy en tous ses pays, terre & Seigneuries, protecteur de la liberté de la couronne'de France opprimee parles estrangers.157572009-129PDCC2009-122010-013A2010-012010-042011-04 11310S11267599847921129892240889946AUA9108003716732The ioyful and royal entertainment1582532002-10118APEX2002-112002-123A2002-122003-022003-03 11311S11848099853687190812240916417AUC0607003728231The protestation of the most high a157572009-129PDCC2009-122010-013A2010-012010-042011-04 11312S11267999847925129932240901595AUA9109003716733The destruction and sacke cruelly c156272009-129PDCC2009-122010-013A2010-012010-042011-04 11313S10971899845364102612240866532AUA7522003715146The alcaron of the barefote friers,1550852006-02130TECH2006-022006-043A2006-042006-092007-01 11314.2S430524117645272062240946862AUC4693003732317The chronicle and institution of th16184132006-062223APEX2006-072006-083Y2006-082006-092007-01 11314.6S925781663844361915552248529035Francis,$cof Assisi, Saint,$d1182-1226.The rule of the religious, of the thirde order of Saint Francis, : both sexes, making the three vouues, and liuing together in communitie and cloyster. VVith certaine other things vvhich the leaf following doth shevve..1624502013-1149PDCC2013-112014-013A2014-012014-032014-10 11315S124739998987661519372248514524005371694Borja, Francisco de,$cSaint,$d1510-1572.Everard, Thomas,$d1560-1633.Cresswell, Joseph,$d1556-1623.The practise of Christian workes. Written in Spanish by the R. Father Francis Borgia, sometymes Duke of Gandia, and the third generall of the Society of Iesus. Togeather with a short rule, how to live well. Englished by a father of the same society. VVhereunto are adioyned certaine pious meditations vpon the beades: translated also out of the Spanish16201432012-12206PDCC2012-122013-053A2013-052014-032014-10 11316.5S1055999989828659012264225482005372407Francis,$cde Sales, Saint,$d1567-1622.Yakesley, John.Tauler, Johannes,$dca. 1300-1361.$tColloquium theologi et mendici.$lEnglish.An introduction to a deuoute life composed in Frenche by the R. Father in God Francis Sales, Bishop of Geneua. And translated into Englisg [sic], by I.Y.16133112011-10676PDCC2011-102011-123A2011-122012-052012-10 11316S11862399853830192282240927432AUB1161003718785Delicious entertainments of the sou16321732013-08625PDCC2013-092013-123A2013-122014-032014-10 11323S1026179983838927652240942731AUB4624003722248A treatise of the loue of God. Writ16304252012-101311PDCC2012-102012-123A2012-122013-022014-03 11324S1026199983839127672240941121AUB4625003722249The forbidden fruit{middot} or A tr1640992006-12191TECH2006-122007-013A2007-012007-022007-10 11328.9S267624490688277252248540140AUC5111003732735Catalogus vniversalis pro nundinis162072009-1236PDCC2009-122014-103A2014-102015-032016-02 11332.5S321333143174282722240919159AUC5594003733218Iames Franklin, a Kentish man of Ma161512006-126APEX2006-122007-013Y2007-012007-022007-10 11332S11728999852504178292248541789AUB9972003727596Franklins farevvell to the vvorld,161512007-085TECH2007-082007-093A2007-092008-022008-09 11333S11268499847930129992240896290AUA9111003716735An oration against the vnlawfull in1566912006-12179TECH2006-122007-063A2007-062008-022008-09 11335S11871499853921193242240892128AUC0718003728342A lerned epistle of M. Iohn Fraser:1605542006-12132APEX2007-012007-043Y2007-042008-022008-09 11336S11871799853924193272240911395AUC0721003728345Offer maid to a gentilman of qualit1604972006-12183APEX2006-122007-063Y2007-062008-022008-09 11338S11871999853926193292240911460AUC0722003728346The Arcadian rhetorike: or The pr{a1588792003-12198APEX2004-012004-033Y2004-032004-042004-05 11339S1056369984136359402240866549AUA4983003712607The Countesse of Pembrokes Emanuel.1591202003-1282TECH2004-012004-023A2004-022004-042004-05 11340S1056359984136259392240866464AUA4982003712606The Countesse of Pembrokes Yuychurc1591482003-12222TECH2003-122004-013R2004-082004-093Y2004-092004-102004-11 11341S1056509984137659552240866457AUA4991003712615The third part of the Countesse of1592632003-12357PDCC2004-012004-023A2004-022004-042004-05 11344S1026219983839327692240941149AUB4626003722250The lavviers logike15881652003-12667APEX2004-022004-033A2004-032004-042004-05 11346.3S1026239983839527712240916931AUB4628003722252Tvvo spare keyes to the Iesuites ca1632322006-1298APEX2006-122007-013A2007-012007-022007-10 11346.7S12085899856051215672240880136AUB2008003719632Ezras pulpit. Or, A sermon lately p1639152006-1231APEX2007-012007-063A2007-062008-022008-09 11346S122937998983001735652240884034005372212Francke, Christian,$db. 1549.Freake, William.Camilton, John.$4autFlorenius, Paulus.The doctrines and practises of the Societie of Iesuites :$bIn two bookes. The first, containing their grounds and intentions, discovered by two of their owne societie, the Reverend Paulus Florenius, Doctor and professor of Divinitie, and Christianus Francken, professor of philosophy, both in the Imperiall Schoole of Iesuites at Vienna. The second, containing a detection of the secret designes and bloody proiects of that societie of later yeares; especially, since their first designes for disturbing the sate [sic] of Germanie. And may serue as a warning for vs of this iland, and these times whereinto wee are fallen. By W.F. an vnworthy minister of the Gospell of Iesus Christ.1630392013-04109PDCC2013-042013-063A2013-062014-032014-10 11347.5S12085999856052215682240866610AUB2009003719633The priuiledges of the vpright in h1639202013-1146PDCC2013-112014-013A2014-012014-032014-10 11347S123109526332421740452240910678Freake, WilliamLove and obedience or, Christs precept and promise : Being a sermon preached on Whitsunday last, 28 of May, 1637. in Guild-hall chappell, before the right honorable the Lord Major of this city of London.1637122013-1147PDCC2013-112014-013A2014-012014-032014-10 11348S11602699851243165132248534129AUB0399003718023A Christian confession of the late1577482009-0682PDCC2009-072009-083A2009-082009-092011-04 11350.7S124528999002721506082240874214005371188Bohemia (Kingdom).$bSovereign (1619-1620 : Frederick I)Frederick$bI,$cKing of Bohemia,$d1596-1632.Declaration des cavses povr les qvelles Novs Frideric parla Grace de Dievroy de Boheme, comte palatin dv rhin, electevr dv s. empire &c. Auons acceptè la Coronne de Boheme & les pays incorporez à icelle161982010-0124PDCC2010-012015-123A2015-122022-12 11350S1026229983839427702240874971AUB4627003722251The declaration and information of1620122012-1230PDCC2012-122013-023A2013-022014-032014-10 11351.3S12119599856380219212248522391AUC1913003729537Bohemia (Kingdom).$bSovereign (1619-1620 : Frederick I)Frederick$bI,$cKing of Bohemia,$d1596-1632.A declaration of the causes, for the which, wee Frederick, by the grace of God King of Bohemia, Count Palatine of the Rhine, Elector of the sacred empire, &c. haue accepted of the crowne of Bohemia, and of the countryes thereunto annexed1620122006-0629TECH2006-062006-073A2006-072006-092007-01 11352S11940899854615200422240934264AUC1122003728746A proclamation made by the high and162052006-0611APEX2006-072006-083A2006-082006-092007-01 11353S11872299853929193322240911242AUC0724003728348A briefe description of the reasons162182010-0126PDCC2010-012012-043A2012-042012-052012-10 11356S121206998563911772452264219662The late good successe and victory, which it pleased God to giue to some of the King of Bohemia's forces, vnder the conduct of the prince of Anhalt, generall for the said King, against the two great generals of the Emperour, Bucquoy and Dampiere, atchieued neare Horne in Austria : VVith many other considerable things concerning the affaires of that countrey. Vnto which is added the articles of agreement, made betweene the said King of Bohemia and Bethlem Gaber, prince of Hungaria and Transiluania.1620132014-0130PDCC2014-012014-033A2014-032015-032016-02 11358S1026259983839727732240941135AUB4630003722254The marriage of the tvvo great prin161372009-1221PDCC2009-122014-103A2014-102015-032016-02 11359S1055959984132258972240853087AUB5714003723338The mariage of Prince Fredericke, a161382010-0129PDCC2010-012010-033Y2010-032010-042011-04 11361AS10982299845466103682240873798AUA7589003715213[This mater treateth of a merchaunt151732009-046PDCC2009-052010-043A2010-042011-062011-12 11363.5S125393998982521735662248515593005372354Frederick Henry,$cPrince of Orange,$d1584-1647.Articles agreed upon and granted by his Excelencie, and the deputies of the high and mighty Lords, the States Generall of the Vnited Prouinces :$bvnto the clergie, magistrates, burgers, and inhabitants of the towne of Boisleduke, or the Busse.162972009-1217PDCC2009-122010-013A2010-012010-042011-04 11363S1027829983854529272240871363AUB4710003722334Articles agreed vpon and concluded162962006-1216TECH2006-122007-043A2007-042008-022008-09 11364S11860199853808192062240911255AUB1143003718767The copy of the articles of agreeme163792010-0920PDCC2010-092010-103A2010-102011-062011-12 11366.3S92592526332431740462240927597[Verses concerning free will, predestination, grace, etc.]Free will.154012008-083PDCC2008-102008-113A2008-112009-022009-10 11366.5S267724492072277282240924134AUC5112003732736The apologie for the conformable mi1609592013-11279PDCC2013-122014-033A2014-032015-032016-02 11366S11941399854620200472240933862AUC1126003728750A iournall of the voyage of the you1623122013-0735PDCC2013-082013-103A2013-102014-032014-10 11368S11377499849004141322248534878AUB8011003725635The comforter: or A comfortable tre16061082013-11257PDCC2013-122014-013A2014-012014-032014-10 11369S11729199852506178312248544672AUB9974003727598Imperiale1639322007-06122APEX2007-062007-113A2007-112008-022008-09 11370S1056539984137959592240852022AUB5722003723346Rubbe, and a great cast.1614422003-08133TECH2003-092003-103R2006-102009-013A2009-012009-022009-10 11372S1026649983843628152240876703AUA3429003711053The reformed politicke. That is, An1589512006-12230TECH2006-122007-063A2007-062008-022008-09 11374S11198699847245122712240944232AUA8711003716335The French herald1611282009-1186PDCC2009-112009-123R2010-052010-073A2010-072011-062011-12 11375S1026689983843928182240905825AUA3431003711055The French herauld sent to the prin1622102012-0835APEX2012-082012-103A2012-102013-022014-03 11377S114716998499391779292240868375Aevesham.A most straunge, rare, and horrible murther committed by a Frenchman of the age of too or three and twentie yeares : who hath slaine and most cruelly murthered three seuerall persons, to wit, the inkeeper or tauerner of Hectot vpoon the ... nere vnto Roane in Normandy, with the wife and childe of the same tauerner, and also at his departure did set fire on the house. Wherein also is declared and shewed the terrible and worthy pupnishment done and executed vppon him for the same, in Roane aforesaide. Done out of Frenche into English by Æuesham. 1586.158652014-019PDCC2014-012014-033A2014-032015-032016-02 11379.5S430824130996272222240921555AUC4706003732330Certaine fruitfull instructions and15872162013-11503PDCC2013-122014-013A2014-012014-032014-10 11379S1026539983842528032240916964AUB4648003722272Certaine choise grounds, and princi16212142013-11539PDCC2013-122014-033A2014-032015-032016-02 11380.2S116498998990441509102248525056005371298Frewen, John,$d1558-1628.Certaine sermons vpon the 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, and 8. verses of the eleuenth chapter of S. Paule his epistle to the Romanes :$bPreached in the parish Church of Northiham, in the county of Sussex, in the moneths of Iuly, August, and September, this last yeare, 1611. By Iohn Frewen the ordinary pastor there.16122662013-11562PDCC2013-122014-033A2014-032015-032016-02 11380.7S33742027533143383284332248550449AUC5750003733374The Two faithfull friends163012002-108TECH2003-022003-043Y2003-042003-062003-07 11381S1056579984138359632248575445AUA4994003712618A boke made by Iohn Frith prisoner1533882002-03280PDCC2002-032002-043A2002-042002-052003-01 11385S1056569984138259622248579513AUA4993003712617An other boke against Rastel named1537262006-1275TECH2006-122008-103A2008-102009-022009-10 11386.5S10972699845372102692240892415AUA7528003715152A disputacio[n] of purgatorye made1531742002-06248APEX2002-072002-083A2002-082002-102003-01 11386S11343899848672137832240883139AUA9449003717073The contentes of thys booke.1575802013-11129PDCC2013-122014-033A2014-032015-032016-02 11391S10949799845144100292248519896AUA7359003714983A myrroure or lokynge glasse wherin1548242013-1131PDCC2013-122014-033A2014-032015-032016-02 11393S10982499845468103702240863160AUA7590003715214Of the preparation to the crosse, a15401052011-11181PDCC2011-112012-013A2012-012012-052012-10 11394S1026439983841527912240914556AUA3419003711043A pistle to the Christen reader15291052009-12302PDCC2009-122010-013A2010-012010-042011-04 11395.3S124119998989351509112240864827005371450The contents of a Bill, preferred by the creditors of Thomas Frith :$blate of London scriuenor, deceased, for sale of certayne lands and leases by him purchased, for payment of such moneyes, as was owing by him vnto them, and are yet vnpaid.162112008-087PDCC2008-102008-113A2008-112009-022009-10 11396S12131699856500220622264222290AUB2161003719785Froissart, Jean,$d1338?-1410?Berners, John Bourchier,$cLord,$d1466 or 7-1533.Here begynneth the first volum of sir Iohan Froyssart15233362005-053286APEX2005-062005-073A2005-072005-102005-12 11397S12131999856503220672264221814AUB2162003719786Froissart, Jean,$d1338?-1410?Berners, John Bourchier,$cLord,$d1466 or 7-1533.Here begynneth the thirde and fourthe boke of sir Iohn&cmbmacr; Froissart of the cronycles of Englande, Fraunce, Spaygne, Portyngale, Scotlande, Bretayne, Flaunders, and other places adioynyng, translated out of Frenche in to englysshe by Iohan Bourchier knyght lorde Berners, deputie generall of ye kynges towne of Calais and marchesse of the same, at the co[m]maundement of our most highe redouted souerayne lorde kyng Henry the eyght, kynge of Englande and of Fraüce [sic] [and] highe defender of the Christen faithe. [et]c15253352005-053178TECH2005-062005-073A2005-072005-102005-12 11399S1056619984138759672264177675AUA4998003712622Froissart, Jean,$d1338?-1410?.Sleidanus, Johannes,$d1506-1556.Golding, Arthur,$d1536-1606.Golding, Per.,$eattributed name.An epitome of Frossard: or, A summarie collection of the most memorable histories contained in his chronicle, chiefly concerning the state of England and France16081082007-08488APEX2007-082008-033A2008-032008-092009-03 11402S1026629983843428122240914559AUA3427003711051The strategemes, sleyghtes, and pol15391132003-04223APEX2003-052003-063Y2003-062003-082003-09 11403S92602727991201840442248533515The great frost. : cold doings in London, except it be at the lotterie. With newes out of the country. A familiar talke betwene a country-man and a citizen touching this terrible frost and the great lotterie, and the effects of them. the description of the Thames frozen over..1608182012-0956PDCC2012-092012-103A2012-102013-022014-03 11406S1026879983845828382248577187AUB4663003722287The evaporation of the apple of Pal1637842011-03177PDCC2011-032011-053A2011-052011-062011-12 11408S1086469984430391022240886506AUA6825003714449A worthy practise of the moste lear1563142013-1126PDCC2013-122014-073A2014-072015-032016-02 11409S1056679984139359742240855882AUA5004003712628A booke of christian ethicks or mor1587452007-01107TECH2007-012007-053A2007-052008-022008-09 11410S1027599983852429062240910531AUA3461003711085A direction or preparatiue to the s1600982007-01300TECH2007-012007-053Y2007-052008-022008-09 11412S1027729983853629182240869648AUA3464003711088An historicall collection of the co16011152007-01283APEX2007-012007-033A2007-032008-022008-09 11413.5S124529998991571506092240877909005371189Fulbecke, William,$d1560-1603?An abridgement, or rather, A bridge of Roman histories :$bto passe the neerest way from Titvs Livivs to Cornelivs Tacitvs. Vnder which (in three bookes) as it were throvgh three arches, for the space of sixe score yeeres, the fame and fortune of the Romans ebbs and flowes.16081112013-09274APEX2013-102013-113A2013-112014-032014-10 11414S102692998384632140332248562754AUB4666003722290The pandectes of the law of nations1602962013-11345PDCC2013-122014-033A2014-032015-032016-02 11414S102692998384631777362248569265AUB4666003722290The pandectes of the law of nations1602972013-11345APEX2013-112014-023A2014-022022-12 11415aS102691998384621777362248569265Fulbeck, William,$d1560-1603?The second part of the Parallele, or conference of the ciuill law, the canon law, and the common law of this realme of England : Wherein the agreement and disagreement of these three lawes touching diuers matters not before conferred, is at large debated and discussed. Whereunto is annexed a table ... Handled in seauen dialogues, by William Fulbecke.Parallele or conference of the civill law, the canon law, and the common law of this realme of England. Part 21602902013-11318APEX2013-112014-023A2014-022014-032014-10 11415AS1026919983846228422264292646AUB4665003722289The second part of the Parallele, o1602902013-11318PDCC2013-122014-033A2014-032022-12 11415S1026899983846028402240935606AUB4664003722288A parallele or conference of the ci16011312013-11530APEX2013-112014-023A2014-022014-032014-10 11416S102690998384611777372240887262Fulbeck, William,$d1560-1603?A parallele or conference of the ciuil law, the canon law, and the common law of this realme of England : VVherein the agreement and disagreement of these three lawes, and the causes and reasons of the said agreement and disagreement, are opened and discussed. Digested in sundry dialogues by William Fulbecke. At the end of these dialogues is annexed a table of the sections ...Parallele or conference of the civill law, the canon law, and the common law of this realme of England. Part 116181282013-11546PDCC2013-122014-033A2014-032022-12 11420S11654499851760170512240943976AUB9482003727106Antiprognosticon that is to saye, a1560412003-0482APEX2003-052003-063Y2003-062003-082003-09 11421S1027049983847428552248606382AUA3439003711063A briefe confutation, of a popish d1583592002-10313APEX2002-112002-123A2002-122003-022003-03 11422S1027739983853729192240885470AUA3465003711089A comfortable sermon of faith, in t1574242004-0260APEX2004-032004-043Y2004-042004-072004-08 11425S1027769983854029222240888956AUB4708003722332The vvoman of Canaan.1611472004-0276PDCC2004-032005-023A2005-022005-042005-10 11426.2S12064099855835213392248503574AUB1909003719533A confutation of a popishe, and scl15711242004-02272PDCC2004-032005-013A2005-012005-042005-10 11430.5S1027159989911328662248515415005371086Fulke, William,$d1538-1589.A defense of the sincere and true translations of the holie Scriptures into the English tong :$bagainst the manifolde cauils, friuolous quarels, and impudent slaunders of Gregorie Martin, one of the readers of popish diuinitie in the trayterous Seminarie of Rhemes. By William Fvlke D. in Diuinitie, and M. of Pembroke haule in Cambridge. Wherevnto is added a briefe confutation of all such quarrels & cauils, as haue bene of late vttered by diuerse papistes in their English pamphlets, against the writings of the saide William Fvlke.15833522004-021576APEX2004-032004-113A2004-112005-012005-03 11433S11434599849571147272264181299AUB8323003725947Fulke, William,$d1538-1589.D. Heskins, D. Sanders, and M. Rastel, accounted (among their faction) three pillers and archpatriarches of the popish synagogue15794422004-021784PDCC2004-042004-053A2004-052004-072004-08 11434S11272199847966130372240931578AUA9135003716759A godly and learned sermon, preache1580342004-0266TECH2004-032004-043A2004-042004-072004-08 11435S1026849983845528352240895523AUA3435003711059A goodly gallerye1563732004-02179PDCC2004-032004-053A2004-052004-072004-08 11443S1027569983852129022240902509AUB4698003722322Pr{aelig}lections vpon the sacred a15731682004-02690PDCC2004-042004-053A2004-052004-072004-08 11448S11272899847973130442240906714AUA9141003716765A reioynder to Bristows replie in d15814052004-021722APEX2004-042004-053A2004-052004-072004-08 11449S1027329983849928802264281064AUA3452003711076A retentiue, to stay good Christian15801632004-02665APEX2004-032005-013A2005-012005-042005-10 11450S1027749983853829202248556701AUB4707003722331A sermon preached at Hampton Court1571302004-0281PDCC2004-032004-053A2004-052004-072004-08 11454S11279999848042131152240931574AUA9171003716795A sermon preached on Sundaye, being1577362004-0279TECH2004-032004-043A2004-042004-072004-08 11455S11768999852900182552240882973AUB0797003718421A sermon preached vpon Sunday, beei1581652004-02149TECH2004-032004-043Y2004-042004-072004-08 11456S1027379983850428852240914527AUB4687003722311T. Stapleton and Martiall (two popi15801112004-02442TECH2004-032004-083A2004-082004-102004-11 11458S1027429983850928902240878385AUA3458003711082Tvvo treatises written against the15772942004-021331PDCC2004-032004-073A2004-072004-102004-11 11459S12223099857382231112240904497AUB2597003720221An ansvver of a true Christian to t1577632013-03245PDCC2013-032013-053A2013-052014-032014-10 11460S1027449983851128922248583055AUB4690003722314The argument of Master Nicholas Ful1607192005-0573PDCC2005-082005-093A2005-092005-102005-12 11463S1028229983858429682240916924AUA3470003711094Davids hainous sinne. Heartie repen1631392002-0862TECH2002-102002-113A2002-112002-122003-01 11464S12125099856435219842240900811AUB2137003719761The historie of the holy vvarre; by16391692002-09899PDCC2002-102002-113A2002-112002-122003-01 11466.3S431024133576272282240939792AUC4710003732334Ioseph's partie-colored coat16401002002-08260PDCC2002-092002-103A2002-102002-122003-01 11467S1028249983858629702240887326AUB4740003722364A sermon intended for Paul's Crosse1626352002-08101TECH2002-102002-113R2003-022003-043A2003-042003-062003-07 11468S1028269983858829722240873229AUB4741003722365The mourning of Mount Libanon: or,1628252007-0177TECH2007-012007-083A2007-082008-022008-09 11469S102755998385201776232240876646Fuller, William,$d1579 or 80-1659.A sermon preached before his Maiestie at Dover Castle, on Tuesday the seauenth of Iune 1625. By VVilliam Fuller, B.D. His Maiesties chaplaine, then attending in ordinary. Published by commaund 1625162013-1135APEX2013-112014-023A2014-022014-032014-10 11470.5S1067629984247271282248610616AUA5669003713293A myrrour or glasse for them that b15361012005-09217PDCC2005-112006-073A2006-072006-092007-01 11470S1056629984138859692240852078AUA4999003712623Ioannis Palsgraui Londoniensis, ecp15401052005-05475APEX2005-062005-073A2005-072005-102005-12 11472S11969499854901203572240935319AUB1497003719121The first parte, of the eyghth libe1579372003-12148APEX2004-022004-033A2004-032004-042004-05 11474S1056639984138959702240850656AUA5000003712624A pleasant enterlude, intituled, Li1587222003-1292PDCC2004-012004-023A2004-022004-042004-05 11475S1027589983852329052240873247AUA3460003711084The flovver of fame.1575652003-12138APEX2004-022004-033A2004-032004-042004-05 11476S1027579983852229032264243353AUA3459003711083Fulwood, William.The enimie of idlenesse15681612007-01308TECH2007-012008-103A2008-102009-022009-10 11484Huth 50[59]998928961823742240927188Fulwood, William.A new ballad against bnthrifts [sic],.156212008-084PDCC2008-102008-113A2008-112009-022009-10 11485.5S303029715564280902240919428AUC5425003733049A spectacle fo[r] pe[r]iu[r]e[r]s158912007-012APEX2007-012007-023A2007-022008-022008-09 11485Huth 50[37]998921111823522248560830Fulwood, William.The shape of .ii. mo~sters : M. D. Lxij.156212008-085PDCC2008-102008-113A2008-112009-022009-10 11486S1218203226799856982226392240891619AUC2064003729688A supplication to Eldertonne, for L156212007-018APEX2007-012007-023A2007-022008-022008-09 11487S12124999856434219832240896139AUB2136003719760The historie of the troubles of Hun16002002006-071449APEX2006-072006-103A2006-102007-022007-10 11488S1056709984139659772240888538AUA5007003712631A very briefe and profitable treati1570652003-0485APEX2003-042003-053Y2003-052003-062003-07 11489S10982599845469103712240897729AUA7591003715215Agaynst the possessyons of the cler1537172007-0132TECH2007-012007-073A2007-072008-022008-09 11490S11862499853831192292240911249AUB1162003718786The vviddoves mite16191052010-03236PDCC2010-032010-043A2010-042011-062011-12 11491S1057239984144960342240901272AUA5052003712676The minte of deformities.1600122006-0626TECH2006-062006-103A2006-102007-022007-10 11492.5S267924493334277302240925803AUC5114003732738A present preseruatiue against the1585142006-0552TECH2006-052006-093R2020-012022-12 11492S11769099852901182562240882934AUB0798003718422A watch-vvorde for warre.1596312007-01109TECH2007-012007-033A2007-032008-022008-09 11493.5S268024493621277312240925561AUC5115003732739A briefe treatise against the pries1584322012-0968APEX2012-092012-113A2012-112013-022014-03 11493S1218253226899856987226442240881656AUB2423003720047The end and confession of Iohn Felt157012006-117APEX2006-122007-013A2007-012007-022007-10 11495S12039599855594210942240902655AUC1573003729197A briefe treatise against the pries1635212007-0769APEX2007-082009-123A2009-122010-042011-04 11496S1027789983854129232240862936AUB4709003722333The mirrour of maiestie: or, The ba1618372007-0955APEX2007-092007-103A2007-102008-022008-09 11497S1057249984145060352240922819AUB5729003723353An apologie for vvomenkinde.1605162009-0326PDCC2009-042009-053A2009-052009-092011-04 11498S12049299855688211902248498300AUC1609003729233The Christians profession, or A tre1630592009-03156PDCC2009-042009-083A2009-082009-092011-04 11499S10950199845148100332240917750AUA7361003714985[Here begynneth a lytell treatyse c1532522003-08109APEX2003-092003-103A2003-102003-122004-03 11501.5S92613545323541807862240910594P. G.A most strange and true report of a monsterous fish, who appeared in the forme of a woman, from her waste vpwards.160472009-1213PDCC2009-122010-013A2010-012010-042011-04 11502S1057259984145160362240854661AUA5053003712677The famous historie of Albions quee1600432011-01147PDCC2011-012011-033A2011-032011-062011-12 11503S12086399856056215722240863210AUB2011003719635A godlie exhortation, and fruitfull1584122004-0123PDCC2004-022004-073A2004-072004-102004-11 11505.511505_INCORRECTS12198424494103228172264218298R. G.Salutem in Christo.157162009-0512PDCC2009-062014-063A2014-062015-032016-02 11505S1027819983854429262240916986AUA3468003711092Salutem in Christo.157162007-0712TECH2007-072007-103A2007-102008-022008-09 11509S1027849983854629282240916984AUB4711003722335An answer to VVithers motto.1625402003-03111TECH2003-042003-053Y2003-052003-062003-07 11511S11720999852424177472240919026AUB9919003727543The friers chronicle: or, The true1623362003-03102APEX2003-042003-053A2003-052003-062003-07 11512S102802998385641776262240871408Gad ben-Arod, ben-Balaam, ben-Ahimoth, ben-Baal, ben-Gog, ben-Magog.The vvandering-Jew, telling fortunes to English-men 1640402014-01105PDCC2014-022014-043A2014-042015-032016-02 11513S12124399856428219772240897132AUB2133003719757The boock of physicke15992212005-061599TECH2005-072005-083R2020-012022-12 11517S1028039983856529472240871371AUB4727003722351The glory of England, or A true des16181722003-03619APEX2003-042003-053A2003-052003-062003-07 11521.3S1028332373457829792264223159Gainsford, Thomas,$dd. 1624?The historie of Trebizond : in foure bookes / by Tho. Gainsforde ...16161822003-03524APEX2003-042003-053A2003-052003-062003-07 11522S1028049983856629482248554328AUB4728003722352The rich cabinet16161822003-03382TECH2003-042003-053A2003-052003-062003-07 11523S1028349983859629802240864480AUB4745003722369The secretaries studie1616712003-03267PDCC2003-042003-053Y2003-052003-062003-07 11524S12107599856264217932240864856AUC1867003729491The true exemplary, and remarkable1619302003-03119PDCC2003-042003-053A2003-052003-062003-07 11525S1028399983860129852240914535AUC2339003729963The true and vvonderfull history of1618622003-03260TECH2003-042003-053A2003-052003-062003-07 11526S1056699984139559762240879591AUA5006003712630The vision and discourse of Henry t1610362003-03141PDCC2003-042003-053Y2003-052003-062003-07 11527S1056749984140059812248569634AUB5724003723348Pyramus and Thisbe.1617132003-0329PDCC2003-042003-053A2003-052003-062003-07 11529S1028059983856729492248585960AUB4729003722353Certaine vvorkes of chirurgerie, ne15632692012-09622PDCC2012-092012-103A2012-102013-022014-03 11530.5S92617526337031747682240910727Galen.Galen. De tumoribus praeter naturam. English.Dubois, Jacques, 1478-1555. Epitome upon Galens three bookes of naturall faculties.Gale, Thomas, 1507-1587.Valleriola, François, 1504-1580.Tagault, Jean, d. 1545.[Certaine workes of Galens, called Methodus medendi,] : [with a briefe declaration of the worthie art of medicine, The office of a chirurgion, and An epitome of the third booke of Galen, of naturall faculties: / all translated into English, by Thomas Gale Maister in chirurgerie.]On the therapeutic method. Book 3-615662182011-12624PDCC2011-122017-053A2017-052022-12 11531S11769299852903182582240883035AUB0799003718423Certaine vvorkes of Galens, called15861452011-10638PDCC2011-102012-013A2012-012012-052012-10 11536S11125099846629116112248516236AUA8326003715950Caleni [sic] Pergamensis De tempera1521832004-05233APEX2004-052004-103R2006-02 11537.3S12293524135568272302264220736AUA2448003710072Galens bookes of elementes, as they1574112009-0629PDCC2009-072014-073A2014-072015-032016-02 11537.5S124945999003451509152248515389005371454Galis, Richard.[A brief treatise containing the most strange and horrible cruelty of Elizabeth Stile alias Rockingham and her confederates, executed at Abingdon, upon R. Galis]1579152007-0458APEX2007-042007-063A2007-062008-022008-09 11539S12049399855689211912248498743AUC1610003729234An abridgement of Christian perfect16251002009-01163PDCC2009-032009-123A2009-122010-042011-04 11541S1028069983856829502240895537AUB4730003722354VVine, beere, and ale, together by1629112012-0941PDCC2012-092012-103A2012-102013-022014-03 11542S1028079983856929512240916923AUB4731003722355VVine, beere, ale, and tobacco. Con1630142003-1048TECH2003-102003-113A2003-112003-122004-03 11543S1056759984140159822248578691AUA5011003712635The discoueries of the world from t1601552007-01315TECH2007-012007-063A2007-062008-022008-09 11545S11382499849053141842240868376AUB8036003725660Linsi-woolsie. Or Two centuries of1621472003-03100APEX2003-042003-053A2003-052003-062003-07 11546S116546998517621776282240874075Gamon, Hannibal,$db. 1581 or 2.Gods iust desertion of the vniust : and his perseuering grace to the righteous. In a sermon preached at the Assises at Launston, the 18. of Iuly, 1621. By Hannibal Gammon, minister of Gods word at S. Maugan in Cornwall.1622212014-0173PDCC2014-012016-043A2016-042022-12 11547S102850998386121776292240888955Gamon, Hannibal,$db. 1581 or 2.Gods smiting to amendment, or, reuengement : With preseruatiues against reuolting. In a sermon preached at the assises in Launceston, the 6. of August 1628. By Hannibal Gamon minister of Gods word at S. Maugan in Cornwall.1629242014-01108PDCC2014-012016-043A2016-042022-12 11548.5S304829900252281082240893391AUC5442003733066Novum et solenne decretum {grave}a160412007-082TECH2007-082007-093A2007-092008-022008-09 11548.7S306229900394281222240919104AUC5456003733080Solenne decretum a nationali eccles160712007-084TECH2007-102008-013A2008-012008-022008-09 11548S1028889983865030362240873254AUB4773003722397The praise of a godly vvoman.1627232012-09113PDCC2012-092012-113R2013-012014-093Y2014-092015-032016-02 11549S11080699846278112352264200939AUA8095003715719Gherit,$cvan der Goude,$dfl. 1507.The interpretacyon, and sygnyfycacyon of the Masse15321222012-10287PDCC2012-102013-013A2013-012013-022014-03 11550.4S431224135992272312240948855AUC4712003732336The sonne of the rogue, or, The pol16381412003-12188TECH2003-122004-013A2004-012004-022004-03 11553S11970899854915203732240939836AUB1505003719129The rutter of the see, with the hau1560442005-0882TECH2005-082005-103A2005-102006-012006-02 11555S1066479984236070072240880070AUB2750003720374A godly garden15741842014-01194PDCC2014-022014-033A2014-032015-032016-02 11564.5S11490099850122153062240849653AUB8596003726220Phisicall and approved medicines, a1611652005-02207APEX2005-032005-043Y2005-042005-102005-12 11564S1056939984141960002240908643AUA5027003712651The triall of tabacco.1610622003-10199APEX2003-112003-123A2003-122004-022004-03 11565S9264499848059131332248534434AUA9184003716808A briefe and cleare confession of t1579652012-09153PDCC2012-092012-113A2012-112013-022014-03 11567S102816998385781776312240878354Gardiner, Richard,$d1591-1670.A sermon concerning the Epiphany : preached at the cathedrall church of Christ in Oxford. By Richard Gardyner, D.D. and canon of the same church.1639212014-0143PDCC2014-012014-033A2014-032015-032016-02 11568S102817998385791776322240898801Gardiner, Richard,$d1591-1670.A sermon preached at St Maries in Oxford on Act Sunday last in the after-noone 1622. By Richard Gardiner student of Christ-Church 1622192014-0164PDCC2014-012014-043A2014-042015-032016-02 11569S122358998575091776332240861760Gardiner, Richard,$d1591-1670.A sermon preach'd in the cathedrall church of Christ in Oxford, on Christmas Day : wherein is defended the catholique doctrine that Christ is true God truely incarnate. Against the olde decay'd heresies newely reviu'd in these later dayes. By Richard Gardyner, D.D. and canon of the same church.1638202014-0141PDCC2014-012015-113A2015-112022-12 11570S122359998575101776342240885997Gardiner, Richard,$d1591-1670.A sermon preach'd on Easter-day at Oxford, in Saint Peters Church in the East, the accustomed place for the rehearsall sermon on that day : wherein is prov'd the Sonne's equality with the Father, the deity of the Holy Ghost, and the resurrection of the same numericall body, against the old, and recent oppugners of these sacred verities. By Richard Gardyner, D.D. and canon of the cathedrall church of Christ in Oxford.1638202014-0147PDCC2014-012014-043A2014-042015-032016-02 11571S11490299850124153092248540306AUB8597003726221Profitable insructions [sic] for th1603172002-0360PDCC2002-042002-053A2002-052002-062003-01 11572S115164998503831782032240857119AUB8730003726354A booke of angling, or fishing.1606862014-01234PDCC2014-012014-023A2014-022014-032014-10 11573S1028189983858029642240921114AUA3469003711093The cognizance of a true Christian15971172012-09305PDCC2012-092012-103A2012-102013-022014-03 11574S116547998517631776352240936629Gardiner, Samuel,$db. 1563 or 4.The deuotions of the dying man, that desireth to die well. Deuised and diuulged by Samuel Gardiner Doctor of Diuinitie, and minister of the Church of great St. Peters in Norwich 16272262014-01421PDCC2014-022014-053A2014-052015-032016-02 11575S102819998385811776362240882700Gardiner, Samuel,$db. 1563 or 4.A dialogue or conference betweene Irenæus and Antimachus, about the rites and ceremonies of the Church of England: by Samuel Gardiner, Doctor of Diuinitie 1605362014-01161PDCC2014-012014-023A2014-022014-032014-10 11576S1028209983858229662240888944AUB4739003722363Doomes-Day booke: or, An alarum for1606592007-01312TECH2007-012007-023A2007-022008-022008-09 11577S116548998517641776372240903302Gardiner, Samuel,$db. 1563 or 4.The foundation of the faythfull : In a sermon deliuered at Paules Crosse the 17. of Ianuarie. 1610. By Samuel Gardiner, Doctor of Diuinitie.1611392014-01110PDCC2014-012014-023A2014-022014-032014-10 11578S11889299854099195062240892019AUB1288003718912a pearle of price or, The best purc16001122012-09311PDCC2012-092012-113A2012-112013-022014-03 11579S1056969984142260032240854675AUA5030003712654The portraitur of the prodigal sonn15991442012-09479PDCC2012-092012-103A2012-102013-022014-03 11580S102821998385831776382240912556Gardiner, Samuel,$db. 1563 or 4.The scourge of sacriledge. By Samuel Gardiner, Doctor of Diuinitie 16111032014-01268PDCC2014-022014-043A2014-042015-032016-02 11581S11817699853385187682240953090AUC0436003728060A sermon preached at Paules Crosse1605342012-09100PDCC2012-092012-113A2012-112013-022014-03 11582S11587599851092163472240857094AUB9084003726708The way to heauen.1611452012-09124PDCC2012-092012-113A2012-112013-022014-03 11583S1028239983858529692240895492AUA3471003711095The communication betwene my Lord C155342004-035TECH2004-032004-043A2004-042004-072004-08 11587S1028689983863030152240869649AUA3482003711106De vera obedientia.1553612000-00163APEX2001-072001-092R2001-102001-123Y2001-122002-012003-01 11589S1028569983861830032240921164AUA3480003711104A declaration of suche true article15461822005-12344PDCC2006-052006-063A2006-062006-092007-01 11591.3S1028499983861129962240871343AUA3474003711098A detection of the Deuils sophistri15461532005-12280TECH2005-122006-023A2006-022006-042006-06 11592S1028292413749829752264216068Gardiner, Stephen,$d1483?-1555.An explicatio[n] and assertion of the true Catholique fayth, touchyng the moost blessed sacrament of the aulter : with confutacion of a booke written agaynst the same / made by Steuen Byshop of Wynchester ; and exhibited by his owne hande for his defence to the Kynges Maiesties commissioners at Lambeth.15511542005-12463APEX2006-012006-073A2006-072006-092007-01 11593.5S299229641393280522240900741AUC5387003733011Theyr dedes in effecte my lyfe wold154812005-123PDCC2006-042006-053A2006-052006-092007-01 11593S1028559983861730022240921161AUA3479003711103An admonishion to the bishoppes of155392004-0321TECH2004-032004-043A2004-042004-072004-08 11594S11081099846282112402240903146AUA8097003715721A letter of a yonge gentylman1534422007-0178APEX2007-012007-043A2007-042008-022008-09 11595S11882699854033194392240925337AUC0782003728406Characters and essayes, by Alexande1625302003-10101APEX2003-112003-123A2003-122004-022004-03 11596.5S92632604491851812682248545920Garden, Alexander,$d1585?-1634?Memorable historick descriptiones draven [sic]. From the sacred bookes insert in the subsequent page. / By Alexander Garden..1637722012-09273PDCC2012-092012-103A2012-102013-022014-03 11596S11882799854034194402248550425AUC0783003728407A garden of graue and godlie flovvr1609492005-02129TECH2005-022005-043A2005-042005-102005-12 11597S1028599983862130062240922977AUB4760003722384Great Brittans little calendar: or,16181492007-01758APEX2007-012007-043A2007-042008-022008-09 11598S1028329983859429782240882606AUB4744003722368Ientaculum iudicum: or, A breake-fa1623212012-0965PDCC2012-092012-113A2012-112013-022014-03 11599S11587699851093163482240913394AUB9085003726709A newe yeares gift for the suole [s1615282012-09124PDCC2012-092012-113A2012-112013-022014-03 11600S11587799851094163492240882883AUB9086003726710Two treatises1605632012-09110PDCC2012-092012-103A2012-102013-022014-03 11601S10983699845480103852240894777AUA7600003715224Multo[rum] vocabuloru[m] equiuocoru1496762003-03414PDCC2003-052005-033A2005-032005-042005-10 11617.2S100190998360402832240908161AUA2536003710160An apology against the defence of s15931082012-09386PDCC2012-092012-113A2012-112013-022014-03 11617.5S11473899849961151402264191185AUA9899003717523The Societie of the Rosary. Newly a15961542012-09252PDCC2012-092012-103A2012-102013-022014-03 11617.8S11306299848303133872248544169AUA9280003716904A treatise of c[hri]stian renunciat1593852012-09297PDCC2012-092012-113A2012-112013-022014-03 11620.5BR f 821.04 B49[54]S249899893119242388341823142240923039The shamefull downefall of the Popes kingdome : contayning the life and death of Steeuen [sic] Garnet, the Popes chiefe priest in England: being executed in Paules Church-yard in London the 3. of May last. 1606. To the tune of, Triumph and ioy.160612008-085PDCC2008-102008-113A2008-112009-022009-10 11622AS1057009984142660072240872253AUA5033003712657Pompey the Great, his faire Corneli1595482009-08127PDCC2009-082009-123A2009-122010-042011-04 11622S1056989984142460052240899513AUA5032003712656Cornelia.1594482002-11118APEX2003-012003-023A2003-022003-042003-05 11623S1057019984142760082240884737AUB2745003720369The tragedie of Antonie. Doone into1595562002-05109TECH2002-062002-073Y2002-072002-082003-01 11624S1028609983862230072240888972AUB4761003722385The countrie gentleman moderator.1624382012-09130PDCC2012-092012-113A2012-112013-022014-03 11625S1057039984142960102248579781AUA5035003712659The arte of vvarre.15912022003-10774APEX2003-112003-123A2003-122004-022004-03 11626S11817799853386187692240927419AUC0437003728061A dittie in the worthie praise of a156612006-035TECH2006-032006-053A2006-052006-092007-01 11627S1057049984143060112240879589AUA5036003712660The ioyfull receyuing of the Queene1578282004-02104PDCC2004-032004-073A2004-072004-102004-11 11629S1028679983862930142240871375AUA3481003711105A newyeares gifte1579572004-06208PDCC2004-072004-083A2004-082004-102004-11 11631S125227998984821734062240906333005372069B. G.$q(Bernard Garter)Brooke, Arthur,$dd. 1563.$tRomeus and Juliet.The tragicall and true historie which happened betwene two English louers. 1563 :$bwritten by Ber. Gar. 1565.1565632011-05174PDCC2011-052011-063A2011-062012-052012-10 11632.5S12086899856061215792240939878AUB2015003719639The commody of the moste vertuous a1578242003-03104PDCC2003-042003-053A2003-052003-062003-07 11633S1029059983866630532248578061AUB4785003722409Monotessaron.16341442012-09722PDCC2012-092012-113Y2012-112013-022014-03 11634S1029099983867030572248572443AUA3494003711118The hospitall of incurable fooles:1600872002-12277APEX2003-022003-033A2003-032003-042003-05 11635S1056919984141759982240892373AUA5025003712649A hundreth sundrie flowres bounde v15732052002-06787TECH2002-082002-093R2002-102002-113A2002-112002-122003-01 11636S1028759983863730232240882734AUA3483003711107The poesies of George Gascoigne Esq15752692012-091081PDCC2012-092012-103A2012-102013-022014-03 11640S1057109984143660182240881636AUA5042003712666A delicate diet, for daintiemouthde1576252002-0744APEX2002-082002-093Y2002-092002-102003-01 11641S1028779983863930252240921118AUA3485003711109The droomme of Doomes day.15761462002-07592APEX2002-082002-123A2002-122003-022003-03 11643AS1057189984144460282240873778AUA5049003712673The glasse of gouernement.1575552002-10201APEX2002-112002-123A2002-122003-022003-03 11644S11713799852352176682240867338AUB0634003718258The spoyle of Antwerpe. Faithfully1576282002-0743APEX2002-082002-103A2002-102002-122003-01 11645S1028769983863830242240871406AUA3484003711108The steele glas.1576622002-07122APEX2002-082002-093Y2002-092002-102003-01 11647S1028809983864230282240912513AUB4769003722393Abrahams decease.1627382004-08186APEX2004-082004-093A2004-092004-102004-11 11648S1057209984144660302240879572AUB5728003723352An anniuersarie memoriall of Englan1626192004-0876PDCC2004-102004-113A2004-112005-012005-03 11652b.5S124946998988581509162240864851005371455Gataker, Thomas,$d1574-1654.Certaine sermons, first preached, and after published at severall times, by M. Thomas Gataker B. of D. and pastor at Rotherhith. And now gathered together into one volume: the severall texts and titles whereof are set downe in the leafe following16371792012-091777PDCC2012-092012-113A2012-112013-022014-03 11653S1028849983864630322240871337AUB4771003722395Christian constancy crovvned by Chr1624192003-0893PDCC2003-092003-103A2003-102003-122004-03 11654S1028859983864730332240898784AUB4772003722396The Christian mans care.1624402004-08185PDCC2004-102004-113A2004-112005-012005-03 11655S1028899983865130372240914534AUB4774003722398Maskil le-David1620242003-0881TECH2003-092003-103A2003-102003-122004-03 11656R21283999835846722248543073AUB3273003720897The decease of Lazarus Christ's fri1640292002-03142PDCC2002-042002-053A2002-052002-062003-01 11657S1029149983867430612248588087AUB4789003722413A discussion of the popish doctrine16241222004-08660APEX2004-082004-103Y2004-102005-012005-03 11658S1029219983868130682240895538AUB4793003722417Gods parley vvith princes1620472003-08223APEX2003-092003-103A2003-102003-122004-03 11659S1029169983867630632240918602AUB4790003722414A good vvife Gods gift1623522004-08246APEX2004-082004-093A2004-092004-102004-11 11662S1029699983872831162240867954AUB4825003722449Iacobs thankfulnesse to God, for Go1624562004-08284PDCC2004-102004-113A2004-112005-012005-03 11663S1029709983872931172240873187AUB4826003722450Ieroboams sonnes decease1627252005-10128PDCC2006-012006-073A2006-072006-092007-01 11665S12049499855690211922240919471AUC1611003729235the ioy of the iust1623902003-08404TECH2003-092003-103A2003-102003-122004-03 11666S1029209983868030672240885508AUB4792003722416A iust defence of certaine passages16231472003-08541APEX2003-092003-103A2003-102003-122004-03 11667S1029759983873431222240904217AUB4831003722455Marriage duties briefely couched to1620282003-08105PDCC2003-092003-103A2003-102003-122004-03 11669S1029719983873031182240873231AUB4827003722451A mariage praier, or Succinct medit1624152005-1061TECH2005-112006-023R2020-012022-12 11670S1029229983868230692240864508AUB4794003722418Of the nature and vse of lots16192102003-08941PDCC2003-102003-113A2003-112003-122004-03 11674S11726399852478178022240874198AUB9950003727574Saint Stevens last will and testame1638192005-1085APEX2005-112006-073A2006-072006-092007-01 11675S1029889983874731352240907890AUB4842003722466A sparke tovvard the kindling of so1621282003-08107PDCC2003-092003-103A2003-102003-122004-03 11677S1029249983868430712240888987AUB4796003722420The spirituall vvatch, or Christs g1622742003-08317APEX2003-092003-103A2003-102003-122004-03 11678S1029899983874831362240921096AUB4843003722467True contentment in the gaine of go1620492005-10230APEX2005-112006-053A2006-052006-092007-01 11679S1029259983868530722248575157AUB4797003722421Gataker, Thomas,$d1574-1654.Tvvo funeral sermons1620232005-1097TECH2005-122006-103Y2006-102007-022007-10 11680S1029909983874931372240898805AUB4844003722468Tvvo mariage sermons1620352003-0898TECH2003-092003-103A2003-102003-122004-03 11681.3S11874339960723193542248559992005370825Gataker, Thomas,$d1574-1654.Two sermons tending to direction for Christian cariage [sic] :$bboth in afflictions incumbent, and in judgements imminent : the former on Psalm 13.1, the latter on Hebr. 11.7 /$cby Thomas Gataker, B. in D. and pastor of Rotherhith.1623772003-08319APEX2003-092003-103A2003-102003-122004-03 11683S1029489983870730952240882701AUA3507003711131The defence of militarie profession1579322007-01127APEX2007-012007-043A2007-042008-022008-09 11684S11794699853155185242264194230AUC0325003727949Ane breif gathering of the halie si1565472011-08228PDCC2011-082011-103A2011-102012-052012-10 11687S1029509983870930972240888954AUA3508003711132The life and death of Levvis Gaufre1612192003-0966APEX2003-102003-113A2003-112003-122004-03 11688S1029919983875031382240876652AUB4845003722469A defiance to death.1630422012-0964PDCC2012-092012-113A2012-112013-022014-03 11689S1029929983875131392240895535AUB4846003722470Distractions, or The holy madnesse.16293092012-09243PDCC2012-092012-113A2012-112013-022014-03 11690S11874599853952193572240892088AUC0739003728363Practique theories: or, Votiue spec16302172009-09357PDCC2009-102011-073A2011-072012-052012-10 11691.5S5198399606551505352240925572005370778Gaultier, Jacques.Wadsworth, J.Miles gloriosus, the Spanish braggadocio, or, the humour of the Spaniard /$clately written in French, and newly translated into English, with the French annexed, by I.W.1630532012-0157PDCC2012-012016-113A2016-112022-12 11691A.3S268224496328277332240924141AUC5116003732740[The Jest of Sir Gawaine]152842014-0110PDCC2014-012014-023Y2014-022014-032014-10 11691AS12251299857636234012240863190AUB2698003720322Rodomontados. Or, Brauadoes and bra1610192007-0143APEX2007-012007-043A2007-042008-022008-09 11692S11490399850125153102248560110AUB8598003726222A short instruction for all such as1612152012-0931PDCC2012-092012-113A2012-112013-022014-03 11693S1029539983871231002248572466AUA3510003711134A declaration made by the Archbisho1583192004-0339TECH2004-032004-073A2004-072004-102004-11 11694S11970999854916203742248500005AUB1506003719130The proclamation and edict of the a1583112012-0913PDCC2012-092013-033A2013-032014-032014-10 11695S1029969983875531432240914567AUB4850003722474A booke of sundry draughtes1615722007-0124APEX2007-032007-043A2007-042008-022008-09 11697S1030079983876631542248561094AUB4861003722485The ground of Christianitie1584562007-01244APEX2007-032009-023A2009-022009-092011-04 11700S1030129983877131592248551587AUB4866003722490Two sermons.1620342012-09105PDCC2012-092012-113A2012-112013-022014-03 11701S1030019983876031482240873185AUB4855003722479The foot out of the snare1624592007-01194APEX2007-032010-023A2010-022010-042011-04 11705S11587899851095163502240897692AUB9087003726711Hold fast1624382012-10110PDCC2012-102013-023A2013-022014-032014-10 11706S1030579983881632052240910480AUB4901003722525Nevv shreds of the old snare.1624652007-01160APEX2007-032010-023A2010-022010-042011-04 11707S12227099857422231592240880006AUC2216003729840A proclamation giuen by the discree1618112010-0617APEX2010-062010-083A2010-082011-062011-12 11709S1057219984144760312248575501AUA5050003712674Gelli, Giovanni Battista,$d1498-1563.Iden, Henry.Circes of Iohn Baptista Gello, Florentine. Translated out of Italion into Englishe by Henry Iden15581272007-01300APEX2007-012007-043A2007-042008-022008-09 11710S11714099852355176712248548084AUB0636003718260The fearfull fansies of the Florent15681432006-03316APEX2006-042007-043A2007-042008-022008-09 11712S11795199853160185292240951422AUC0328003727952A discourse mathematical on the var1635132007-0140TECH2007-012007-083A2007-082008-022008-09 11718.9S92657565728451809492240929733Geminus, Thomas, d. 1562.A table instructiue whan and how a man may cõnyngly let bloude of all the necessary veynes of mans body : very profitable for all chirurgeons and barbers..154612008-089PDCC2008-102008-113A2008-112009-022009-10 11720S11971099854917203752248499229AUB1507003719131Newes out of Germanie. A most wonde158482010-0112PDCC2010-012010-033A2010-032010-042011-04 11721.5S102873998386351772462248562765[The history of the excellent knight Generides] 150682014-0111PDCC2014-012014-033A2014-032015-032016-02 11725S1030169983877531632240921098AUB2726003720350The lavves and statutes of Geneua1562962006-12207TECH2006-122007-063A2007-062008-022008-09 11726S1030179983877631642240873234AUA3515003711139A perticuler and true narration of160372009-1214PDCC2009-122010-013A2010-012010-042011-04 11727S1030189983877731652240871364AUA3516003711140The troubles of Geneua.1591182010-1157PDCC2010-112011-013Y2011-012011-062011-12 11728.6S320733143156282662240925593AUC5589003733213Historia {aelig}nigmatica, de gemel163712007-083TECH2007-082007-093A2007-092008-022008-09 11728S1030599983881832072240918597AUA3521003711145The life and death of Mr. Edmund Ge1614572004-12109PDCC2005-012005-033A2005-032005-042005-10 11742S1030239983878231702264221339AUA3519003711143Gentillet, Innocent,$dca. 1535-ca. 1595.Bowes, Jerome,$cSir,$dd. 1616.An apology or defence for the Christians of Frau[n]ce which are of the eua[n]gelicall or reformed religion15791422012-10360PDCC2012-102013-023A2013-022014-032014-10 11743S12109899856287218182240860401AUB2072003719696A discourse vpon the meanes of vvel16021962010-091530APEX2010-092010-113A2010-112011-062011-12 11745.7S5347399610671504752240939681005370920George, Steven.An Inglish disputing of the fait hgoodes [sic], and their lawes :$bthe which I haue written according to the nevve inuention of the magnifyk and great doctour, and aduocat, Sir Philippe Glaum, &c. ... the third day of the moneth called Februarii, in the yeare of our Lorde a thousand, six hundred, three and twentie : thervp [sic] I will answer euen well in my English, with the grace and healp of the holy ghost [sic], by the shoole at H[e?]arbourn, at the seuen tenth day of the same moneth /$cSteuen George.162362009-0518PDCC2009-062009-073A2009-072009-092011-04 11745S1030379983879631852240885502AUA3520003711144Englands vvay to vvin vvealth, and1614292002-0962APEX2002-102002-113Y2002-112002-122003-01 11746S1086339984429090872248516666AUA6813003714437The ofspring of the house of Ottoma1569932007-01174APEX2007-012007-043A2007-042008-022008-09 11751S12216599857317230222240902621AUC2184003729808The herball or Generall historie of16338712000-005376APEX2001-072005-032Y2005-032005-042005-10 11754S1086359984429290892264207482AUA6814003714438Gerard, Pierre.A preparation to the most holie ministerie15981602012-10460PDCC2012-102013-013A2013-012013-022014-03 11755S12031799855516210112240875812AUB1754003719378The course of Christianitie: or, As15791312009-03550PDCC2009-042010-013R2010-052010-063R2011-022012-093A2012-092013-022014-03 11756S11524599850464156712248540298AUB8787003726411The foundation of Christian religio158362009-0314PDCC2009-052016-063A2016-062022-12 11758.5S12204499857197228852264221980AUB2510003720134Hyperius, Andreas,$d1511-1564.Ludham, John,$dd. 1613.Orth, Wigand,$d1537-1566.The practise of preaching, otherwise called the Pathway to the pulpet15771982009-03855PDCC2009-042010-073R2011-082011-103A2011-102012-052012-10 11759S1030649983882332122240885499AUA3524003711148The regiment of the pouertie. Compi1572792009-02185PDCC2009-032009-053A2009-052009-092011-04 11760S12049599855691211932240866639AUC1612003729236A speciall treatise of Gods prouide15882752009-12743PDCC2009-122010-033A2010-032010-042011-04 11761.5S431624138521272422240946763AUC4717003732341The true tryall and examination of15871082005-10275TECH2005-102006-053A2006-052006-092007-01 11762S1057289984145460392240893615AUA5055003712679Two common places taken out of Andr1581632009-03110PDCC2009-042009-063A2009-062009-092011-04 11763S11875699853963193682248568731AUC0748003728372The ornament of women. Or, A descri1639692012-1082PDCC2012-102013-023A2013-022014-032014-10 11767.5S5215399606741504762240925595005370792Gerhard, Johann,$d1582-1637.Bruch, Richard,$cminister of Gods word.The conquest of temptations, or Mans victory over Satan :$bespecially, the great assaults, at the agony of death, full of very strong and effectuall consolations, to sustaine and comfort the weakest heart, in the greatest conflicts which can befall a Christian in the vvhole course of of life, and approach of death /$cgathered by the holy and deuout labour of Iohn Gerard, doctor of diuinitie, and superintendent of Heldburge ; newly Englished by Rich. Bruch, minister of Gods word.1614722012-10227PDCC2012-102012-123A2012-122013-022014-03 11767S11739399852607179362240892012AUC0047003727671The soules watch: or, A day-booke f16322642013-02522PDCC2013-032013-053A2013-052014-032014-10 11769.5S406234382910291212240940896AUC6410003734034The summe of Christian doctrine16401692012-04414PDCC2012-042012-053A2012-052013-022014-03 11769S1030399983879831872240873189AUB4885003722509A golden chaine of divine aphorisme16322842004-08407PDCC2004-102004-113A2004-112005-012005-03 11778S1030739983883132202240876548AUB4910003722534Gerards meditations16382602004-08576PDCC2004-102004-113A2004-112005-012005-03 11781S11383999849068141992240849639AUB8043003725667Gerards prayers; or, a daylie pract1638592004-08122APEX2004-092004-103Y2004-102005-012005-03 11791S24422150912218282264190716Gentleman well deserving that hath suffered much in those warres.The invasions of Germanie : with all the civill, and bloody warres therin, since the first beginning of them in anno 1618 and continued to this present yeare 1638 : wherein are described the severall battles, encounters, conflicts, and assaults, of cities, townes, and castles ... with a new and exact map of Germany ... : together with the progresse of every army, marked with severall markes or lines, with the pictures of the chiefe commanders on both sides / faithfully collected out of good and credible originalls by a Gentleman well deserving that hath suffered much in those warres.1638602007-01125APEX2007-032009-013A2009-012009-022009-10 11795S1030589983881732062240916926AUB4902003722526A publike declaration{middot} made161062009-0517PDCC2009-062009-073A2009-072009-092011-04 11796S11882999854036194422248568729AUC0785003728409The wars in Germany1614152013-0729PDCC2013-082013-093A2013-092014-032014-10 11797.2S92674526332541740542248535535Gervaes, Master.[Moreouer yf any be diseased with the pockes...]155272009-123PDCC2009-122010-013A2010-012010-042011-04 11797S1030919983884832372240904226AUA3532003711156A godly inuectiue in the defence of1547402012-1086PDCC2012-102012-123A2012-122013-022014-03 11798S1030609983881932082240864477AUA3522003711146The newe iewell of health15762742005-031168PDCC2005-112006-013A2006-012006-042006-06 11800S1030989983885532452240882699AUA3534003711158The treasure of Euonymus15592182007-01715APEX2007-032007-043A2007-042008-022008-09 11802S11081399846284112422240902859AUA8099003715723A treatise againste the preuee mass1548902012-10154PDCC2012-102012-123A2012-122013-022014-03 11803A.7S11524899850467156742248533661AUB8790003726414Of the ende of this world, the seco1577582004-12215PDCC2005-022005-043A2005-042005-102005-12 11808S12110899856296218292240940952AUB2074003719698The ordinance and edict, vppon the fact of the execution of both the religions157982010-0115PDCC2010-022010-033Y2010-032010-042011-04 11810S12201599857168228522240863185AUC2136003729760The exercise of armes for caliures,16081352007-01108APEX2007-032009-023A2009-022009-092011-04 11813S11827499853481188642240893495AUB1032003718656Wits laberynth, or The exercise of1610242012-1090PDCC2012-102012-113A2012-112013-022014-03 11814S1031229983887932692240904342AUB4939003722563Questions and disputations concerni16013112012-101870PDCC2012-102012-123A2012-122013-022014-03 11816S12032099855519210142240910853AUB1756003719380Not so new, as true.1590172012-1065PDCC2012-102012-123A2012-122013-022014-03 11817S11651199851727170182240911265AUB9473003727097The order of equalitie.1604202007-0186TECH2007-012007-083A2007-082008-022008-09 11818S268424497152277352248533468AUC5118003732742Our trust against trouble1589182012-1034PDCC2012-102013-013A2013-012013-022014-03 11819.5S302829701171280882248546965AUC5423003733047A premonition for euery disposition158812007-0813TECH2007-102008-013Y2008-012008-022008-09 11819S11388999849118142532240854504AUA9612003717236The praise of a good name.1594282012-10119PDCC2012-102013-013A2013-012013-022014-03 11820S1031259983888232722240885473AUA3540003711164The remedie of reason1589422012-10146PDCC2012-102012-123A2012-122013-022014-03 11821S1019109983771320532240893986AUA3215003710839A vvork vvorth the reading.1591352007-01116TECH2007-012007-043A2007-042008-022008-09 11826S1030659983882432132240873235AUB4904003722528The first set of madrigals and mott1612722005-0996APEX2005-102005-113A2005-112006-012006-02 11828S11876699853973193782240889926AUC2417003730041Christiana-Polemica, or A preparati1619242007-0253TECH2007-022007-033A2007-032008-022008-09 11829S11837499853581189712240933963AUC0533003728157The lands mourning, for vaine swear1613642007-02179APEX2007-032009-033A2009-032009-092011-04 11831S1057319984145760422240858373AUA5056003712680A vvomans vvoorth, defended against1599812005-12148PDCC2006-042007-043A2007-042008-022008-09 11832S11402699849254143922240947399AUA9656003717280An easie entrance into the principa1579132007-0738APEX2007-082008-053A2008-052008-092009-03 11834S120467998556631768402240942955Gibson, John,$dfl. 1579-1599.The sacred shield of al true Christian souldiers : VVhereby alone, as it shall be in a true knowledge and right vse among them, they stand inuincible against all the force and power of any their enemies whomsoeuer.1599862014-01258PDCC2014-022015-113A2015-112022-12 11836S11827699853483188672240893497AUB1033003718657A very proper dittie: to the tune o157112007-0213APEX2007-032007-043A2007-042008-022008-09 11837S11845199853658190512240893509AUC0584003728208The only rule to walke by1616272012-1064PDCC2012-102012-123A2012-122013-022014-03 11838S1029949983875331412240888968AUB4848003722472A sermon of ecclesiastical benedict1620222007-0774APEX2007-082008-023A2008-022008-092009-03 11839S11217099847428124612240924705AUA8819003716443A fruitful sermon1584422007-0786APEX2007-082008-023A2008-022008-092009-03 11840.5S213023063224261652240946793AUC3831003731455A fruitful sermon preached at Occha1584392007-1185PDCC2008-012008-023A2008-022008-092009-03 11841S1031279983888432742240893980AUB4941003722565The blessing of a good king.16142572007-07637TECH2007-072007-103A2007-102008-022008-09 11842AS1030909983884732362240910498AUA3531003711155A breve cronycle of the Bysshope of154882007-1113PDCC2008-012008-023A2008-022008-092009-03 11842S11496399850184153712240872463AUB8633003726257Meditations vpon the hundred and si1607672007-07293APEX2007-082009-123A2009-122010-042011-04 11843S1217863226999856951225992264225566AUB2392003720016A discription of Nortons falcehod o157012007-0210APEX2007-032007-043A2007-042008-022008-09 11846S5348399610681504772240906324005370921Gifford, George,$dd. 1620.A briefe discourse of certaine points of the religion which is among the commõ sort of Christians, which may bee termed the countrie diuinitie :$bwith a manifest confutation of the same, after the order of a dialogue /$ccompiled by George Gifforde.1582942007-02226APEX2007-032007-073A2007-072008-022008-09 11848.5S12047099855666211682248497568AUB1825003719449Certaine sermons, vpon diuers texte15971442012-10212PDCC2012-102013-023A2013-022014-032014-10 11848S11496599850186153732240876059AUB8635003726259A catechisme conteining the summe o1583912012-10440PDCC2012-102013-033A2013-032014-032014-10 11849.5S125231998984841734092240894471005372072Gifford, George,$dd. 1620.A dialogue bewteene a papist and Protestant :$bapplied to the capacity of the vnlearned. Made by G. Gifford, preacher in the towne of Maldon. Seene and allowed according to the order appointed.1599952012-10282PDCC2012-102012-123A2012-122013-022014-03 11850S1056909984141659972240872262AUA5024003712648A dialogue concerning witches and w1593502003-09197PDCC2003-102003-113A2003-112003-122004-03 11852S1031419983889832882240885504AUA3543003711167A discourse of the subtill practise1587362003-09140APEX2003-102003-113A2003-112003-122004-03 11853S11403199849259143972240858426AUA9660003717284Eight sermons, vpon the first foure15891432007-07312APEX2007-082008-033A2008-032008-092009-03 11854S11428699849512146642240877994AUA9739003717363Fifteene sermons, vpon the Song of15981482006-01429APEX2006-012006-033R2020-012022-12 11858S11883099854037194432248568742AUC0786003728410Foure sermons vpon the seuen chiefe1582562007-07117APEX2007-082009-123A2009-122010-042011-04 11859S11769599852906182612240947222AUB0802003718426Foure sermons vpon seuerall partes1598752012-10202PDCC2012-102012-113A2012-112013-022014-03 11860S1086369984429390912248523578AUA6815003714439A godlie, zealous, and profitable s1582282007-0763TECH2007-072007-113A2007-112008-022008-09 11862.3S124958998988681509262240864836005371465Gifford, George,$dd. 1620.A sermon preached at Pauls Crosse the thirtie day of May. 1591 :$bBy M. George Giffard, preacher of the worde of God at Maldon in Essex.1591252012-1055PDCC2012-102013-033A2013-032014-032014-10 11862S11845399853660190542248556946AUC0586003728210A plaine declaration that our Brown1590832007-07320APEX2007-082007-093A2007-092008-022008-09 11863S11827899853485188692240933839AUB1034003718658A sermon on the parable of the sowe1582212007-0245APEX2007-032009-023A2009-022009-092011-04 11866S1031539983891033002240864525AUA3546003711170Sermons vpon the whole booke of the15962362007-021616TECH2007-022007-033R2020-012022-12 11868S11883699854043194492248552247AUC0788003728412A short reply vnto the last printed1591532007-02245APEX2007-032009-033A2009-032009-092011-04 11869S11428999849515146672240875866AUA9740003717364A short treatise against the Donati1590622007-07278APEX2007-082008-043A2008-042008-092009-03 11870S11429199849517146692240872478AUA9741003717365A treatise of true fortitude. By M.1594302007-0764APEX2007-072007-113A2007-112008-022008-09 11871S11218599847443124782240953822AUA8831003716455Tvvo sermons vpon 1. Peter 5. vers1597442012-10129PDCC2012-102012-123A2012-122013-022014-03 11872S1086379984429490922248514827AUA6816003714440A posie of gilloflowers1580822007-02294TECH2007-022007-033A2007-032008-022008-09 11878S12110499856292218232240923992AUC1875003729499The sacred philosophie of the Holy16352382012-101522PDCC2012-102012-123A2012-122013-022014-03 11879.2S12260224498611277392240900718AUC5121003732745The new starre of the north, shinin1631282007-0755TECH2007-072007-103A2007-102008-022008-09 11879S11837699853583189732240933978AUC0535003728159A treatise concerning the trinitie1601412007-0774TECH2007-072007-093Y2007-092008-022008-09 11881S1057329984145860432248575446AUA5057003712681A discourse of a discouerie for a n1576462002-0690PDCC2002-082002-093A2002-092002-102003-01 11882S1031549983891133012240871365AUB4963003722587Architectonice consolationis: or, T1640352007-07111APEX2007-082007-103A2007-102008-022008-09 11884S1031119983886832582240907939AUA3536003711160An ansvver to the deuillish detecti15482292007-07631APEX2007-072007-103A2007-102008-022008-09 11885.5S125398998982551735682248517025005372359Gilby, Anthony,$dca. 1510-1585.[A commentarye vpon the prophet Malaky. M.D.LIII]1553512012-10108PDCC2012-102013-023A2013-022014-032014-10 11885S1031569983891333042240921154AUA3548003711172A briefe treatice of election and r1575372007-0778APEX2007-072007-113A2007-112008-022008-09 11886S11496999850190153772240894627AUB8637003726261A commentarye vpon the prophet Mych15511172012-10257PDCC2012-102012-113A2012-112013-022014-03 11888S10967499845321102132248528900AUA7492003715116Gilby, Anthony,$dca. 1510-1585.A pleasant dialogue, betweene a souldior of Barwicke, and an English chaplaine15811002007-07253APEX2007-072008-043A2008-042008-092009-03 11895.5S92695824748551851412240882849Gilgate, William,Stansby, William,$dfl. 1597-1638,$eprinter.Butter, Nathaniel,$dd. 1664,$ebookseller.Certaine reasons, proouing the separation, commonly called Brownists, to be schismatiques. / By William Gilgate, minister of the Word of God..160082011-0817PDCC2011-082011-093A2011-092012-052012-10 11895S1031639983892033112240866401AUB4970003722594The epistle of Gildas, the most anc16382292003-03294PDCC2005-122006-033A2006-032006-042006-06 11896S1031239983888032702240876567AUB4940003722564A dispute against the English-popis16371872003-041156APEX2003-052003-073A2003-072003-082003-09 11897S11403299849260143982240916739AUA9661003717285A godly sermon preached in the cour1581392004-0582APEX2004-052004-063A2004-062004-072004-08 11899S1031269983888332732240871340AUA3541003711165A shorte treatise vpon the Turkes c15461542006-02262PDCC2006-082016-013A2016-012022-12 11900S1031289983888532752240892903AUA3542003711166The vvorthy tract of Paulus Iouius,1585722000-00205APEX2001-082001-093R2001-102001-123Y2001-122002-012003-01 11901S11837799853584189742240938076AUC0536003728160The xliiij. sermon of M. Giulio of1559332007-0849APEX2007-092007-103A2007-102008-022008-09 11903S270724522525277582240904407AUC5138003732762Of the Christian Sabboth1552362009-0652PDCC2009-072009-083A2009-082009-092011-04 11904S1031339983889032802240876565AUB4946003722570The copies of two speeches in Parli1628112005-0528APEX2005-052005-063A2005-062005-102005-12 11905S1024559983824026072248568276AUA3374003710998Tractatus de legibus et c15541382000-00293PDCC2001-082005-083A2005-082005-102005-12 11908S1031249983888132712240876644AUA3539003711163Argalus and Parthenia{middot}1639302003-04101TECH2003-052004-013A2004-012004-022004-03 11909S1032049983896133542240864523AUA3554003711178The Hollander.1640362003-04154TECH2003-052003-063Y2003-062003-082003-09 11910S1032209983897733702240897049AUA3556003711180The ladies priviledge.1640342003-04122APEX2003-052003-063A2003-062003-082003-09 11911S1032219983897833712240887315AUB5010003722634Po{uml}ems, by Henry Glapthorn.1639362003-0484APEX2003-052005-033A2005-032005-042005-10 11912S1031969983895333462240912526AUB4995003722619The tragedy of Albertus VVallenstei1639282003-0493PDCC2003-052003-063A2003-062003-082003-09 11914S1032199983897633692240878393AUA3555003711179Wit in a constable.1640342003-04136PDCC2003-052003-063A2003-062003-082003-09 11915S1031489983890532952248558131AUB4960003722584A briefe and plaine narration of pr1610122012-0622PDCC2012-072012-083Y2012-082013-022014-03 11917S10986399845506104112240861649AUA7618003715242A glasse for housholders1542602012-0988APEX2012-092012-113A2012-112013-022014-03 11919S10957599845222101092248510021AUA7421003715045A glasse of the truthe.1532412003-1296PDCC2004-012004-023A2004-022004-042004-05 11920S1057349984146060452240908816AUA5058003712682A knowledge for kings, and a warnin1576692007-08149APEX2007-092007-103A2007-102008-022008-09 11921S12032599855524210192240899154AUB1759003719383The honourable actions of that most159182010-0129PDCC2010-012010-033A2010-032010-042011-04 11923S1031559983891233022248558063AUA3547003711171Goad, Thomas,$d1576-1638.The dolefull euen-song, or A true, particular and impartiall narration of that fearefull and sudden calamity, which befell the preacher Mr. Drury a Iesuite, and the greater part of his auditory, by the downefall of the floore at an assembly in the Black-Friers on Sunday the 26. of Octob. last, in the after noone1623282006-0151TECH2006-012006-123A2006-122007-022007-10 11925.5S5233399606991504792240937394005370810God speede the plough1601102012-0923PDCC2012-092013-033A2013-032014-032014-10 11925.7S92705545323551807872240910598G[ods] ac[re] o[f] la[nd.] : Manured dressed and maintained; / by six devines [Ch: G. Will: P. M. Ro Do: Play. A. Dene. M. D.].1616662012-09138APEX2012-102012-123A2012-122013-022014-03 11926S1057369984146260472240937349AUB5734003723358Gods handy-vvorke in vvonders.1615122012-0936PDCC2012-092012-103A2012-102013-022014-03 11927S1057389984146460492240896222AUA5059003712683A discourse of the great crueltie o1570402005-0174PDCC2005-032005-043A2005-042005-102005-12 11928S1057409984146660512240872261AUA5060003712684A mastif vvhelp and other ruff-isla1616422003-10101TECH2003-102003-113A2003-112003-122004-03 11929S12309024145368272482240935311AUC4723003732347A neaste of vvaspes latelie found o1615292003-1059APEX2003-112003-123A2003-122004-022004-03 11930.2S5234399607001504802240921647005370811Godet, Giles.The city of London, as it was before the burning of St. Pauls ste[eple]156512008-081PDCC2008-102008-113A2008-112009-022009-10 11930.7S124959998988691509272240894460005371466Godfridus.Here begynneth the boke of knowledge of thynges vnknowen aperteynynge to astronomye :$bwith certayne necessarye rules, and certayne speres contaynyng herein compyled by Godfridus super Palladum de agricultura Anglicatum.1554372007-0859APEX2007-092007-103A2007-102008-022008-09 11930S1057419984146760522240884729AUB5737003723361A satirycall dialogue or a sharplye1616242003-1079TECH2003-102003-113A2003-112003-122004-03 11932S12157799856756223802240904469AUB2288003719912The knowledge of things vnkowne.1585572010-0891PDCC2010-082010-093A2010-092011-062011-12 11935S12051899855714212162240939877AUB1837003719461The arke of noah1604342006-03153TECH2006-032006-043A2006-042006-092007-01 11936S11876899853975193802240892013AUC0758003728382The Kings medicine for this present16041042012-10313PDCC2012-102013-023A2013-022014-032014-10 11937S1031589983891533062240898699AUB4965003722589A catalogue of the bishops of Engla16012842000-001163APEX2001-072001-082R2001-102002-063A2002-062002-072003-01 11939S1056869984141259932240875679AUB5725003723349The succession of the bishops of En16253752002-061556PDCC2002-082002-093A2002-092002-102003-01 11941S12256299857685234542240864715AUC2318003729942De pr{aelig}sulibus Angli{aelig} co16164632000-001760APEX2001-072001-082A2017-052022-12 11944S11869499853901193022240901719AUB1190003718814Nuncius inanimatus.1629112000-0019TECH2001-062001-002Y2001-002001-112003-01 11946S1031769983893333242240876535AUB4983003722607Rerum Anglicarum Henrico VIII{middo16281282000-00580APEX2001-072001-092R2001-102005-033Y2005-032005-042005-10 11947S1069019984261072772240854645AUB6028003723652Annales of England.16301802000-00626APEX2001-062001-072R2006-022007-023A2007-022008-022008-09 11948S11838099853587189772240915954AUC0539003728163To the parson, vicar or curate, of160332000-0054PDCC2001-082001-093A2001-092001-112003-01 11951S1031069983886332532248551601AUB4929003722553Moses and Aaron.16251732007-09642TECH2007-102010-083A2010-082011-062011-12 11956S1031929983894933422240898768AUA3550003711174Roman{aelig} histori{aelig} antholo16141102007-09531TECH2007-102008-053A2008-052008-092009-03 11966S11667599851891171842240904762AUB9555003727179The legacye or embassate of the gre1533322005-1158PDCC2006-032007-033A2007-032008-022008-09 11970S10950499845151100362240875490AUA7364003714988The regiment of life, whereunto is15501972006-03372PDCC2006-092006-103Y2006-102007-022007-10 11977S12236199857512232622269048870AUC2265003729889The couragious Turke, or, Amurath t1632332002-12127APEX2003-022003-033A2003-032003-042003-05 11978S1031979983895433472240916943AUB4996003722620Deliuerance from the graue.1627282002-1282PDCC2003-012003-023P2003-022003-042003-05 11979S1032919983904834442240904269AUB5054003722678Oratio funebris162072009-1213PDCC2009-122010-013A2010-012010-042011-04 11980S1031999983895633492240918600AUB4998003722622The raging Turke, or, Baiazet the S1631572002-12217TECH2003-012003-023A2003-022003-042003-05 11982S1032959983905234482248559667AUB5058003722682The tragedy of Orestes, vvritten by1633342002-12153PDCC2003-012003-023A2003-022003-042003-05 11985S11974399854949204152248514470AUB1515003719139A briefe discourse of the late murt1573172002-1036APEX2002-112003-013Y2003-012003-022003-03 11987S1086269984428390802240940542AUA6807003714431A discourse vpon the earthquake tha1580152002-1025APEX2002-112002-123A2002-122003-022003-03 11988S1033039983906034562240897034AUB5066003722690Reasons metaphorphosis, and restaur16211522012-10161PDCC2012-102012-123A2012-122013-022014-03 11989S92716604491881812702240939672Goldwell, Charles.The true choice of a friend. : Shewing the comfort of a faithfull friend. : A friend is neerer then a brother..Reasons metamorphosis and restauration16251502012-10161PDCC2012-102013-013A2013-012013-022014-03 11990S1057719984149760832240866541AUA5079003712703A briefe declaratio[n] of the shews1581192003-0353TECH2003-042003-053A2003-052003-062003-07 11991S1032029983895933522248558066AUB5000003722624Endimion{middot}16391112007-01256TECH2007-012007-033A2007-032008-022008-09 11992S1033079983906434602240873165AUB5069003722693The Leuites reuenge1628492007-08162TECH2007-082007-103A2007-102008-022008-09 11993S1032149983897133642248556931AUB5008003722632Poems. By Robert Gomersall.16331102004-02329PDCC2004-032004-043A2004-042004-072004-08 11994S1033249983908134772240914540AUB5084003722708Sermons on St Peter. By Robert Gome1634812004-02222APEX2004-032004-043A2004-042004-072004-08 11995S1032259983898233752240907684AUB5014003722638The tragedie of Lodouick Sforza Duk1628452006-07141APEX2006-072007-013A2007-012007-022007-10 11999S11739599852609179382240866153AUC0049003727673A full, ample and punctuall discoue16251192007-08488APEX2007-082008-023A2008-022008-092009-03 12003S1032309983898733802240912545AUA3559003711183The historie of the great and might15882102003-091001PDCC2003-102003-113A2003-112003-122004-03 12007S432024145872272492240910854AUC4724003732348The tryall of trauell, or, [brace]1630412006-01165APEX2006-022006-073A2006-072006-092007-01 12009S269124507671277422240924191AUC5124003732748The adultresses funerall day in fla163592003-0326APEX2003-042003-053A2003-052003-062003-07 12010.5S5237399607071504812248568074005370814Goodcole, Henry,$d1586-1641.Heavens speedie hue and cry sent after lust and murder :$bmanifested upon the suddaine apprehending of Thomas Shearwood, and Elizabeth Evans, whose manner of lives, death, and free confessions, are heere expressed : also some new additions, concerning the man that was tide [sic] to the gibbeit, with a discovery of those places where such kinds of lude people haunt and resort ... disclosed by this Sherwood a little before his death : who were executed the one upon the 14 and the other on the 17 of this moneth of April 1635 ... / written by H.G. their daily visiter at the time of their imprisonment, and severall dayes of execution ; published by authority.1615152007-0936TECH2007-112010-093A2010-092011-062011-12 12011S11838299853589189792240933845AUC0540003728164Londons cry1620122010-1129PDCC2010-112010-123A2010-122011-062011-12 12012S11863799853844192422240896182AUB1163003718787Natures cruell step-dames: or, Matc1637122003-0326TECH2003-042003-053A2003-052003-062003-07 12013S11828299853489188732248547839AUB1036003718660A true declaration of the happy con1618132003-0339APEX2003-042003-053A2003-052003-062003-07 12014S11757599852787181352240882921AUB0735003718359The wonderfull discouerie of Elizab1621152003-0332PDCC2003-042003-053A2003-052003-062003-07 12018S1182833016399853490188742240889743AUB1037003718661The mad-merry prankes of Robbin Goo162512002-065TECH2002-062002-073Y2002-072002-082003-01 12019S11849299853699190932240896176AUC0617003728241A newe ballade intytuled, Good fell156912005-124TECH2005-122006-013A2006-012006-042006-06 12020S1032639983902034142248577447AUB5038003722662How superior powers oght to be obey15581202005-11297PDCC2006-032006-043A2006-042006-092007-01 12021S11828499853491188752240927434AUB1038003718662The creatures praysing God: or, The1622202003-0382PDCC2003-042003-053A2003-052003-062003-07 12023S1032359983899233852240907668AUA3561003711185The fall of man, or the corruption16162442003-03914TECH2003-042003-053R2003-072003-093A2003-092003-102003-11 12027S1057689984149460802240858379AUB5741003723365Hollands leaguer: or, An historical1632272004-0255TECH2004-022004-033A2004-032004-042004-05 12028S11282899848071131462248543239AUA9191003716815Automachia, or the self-conflict of1607292007-0918TECH2007-112010-093A2010-092011-062011-12 12030S1032459983900233952240885491AUB5025003722649Babels balm: or The honey-combe of1624652003-11235PDCC2003-122004-013A2004-012004-022004-03 12031S11796499853173185422264194674AUC0330003727954The saints interest in God16402422013-11237PDCC2013-112014-013A2014-012014-032014-10 12033S1032629983901934132240887311AUB5037003722661Aggravation of sinne1637752007-09237TECH2007-112008-023A2008-022008-092009-03 12037S1032549983901134052240908017AUB5031003722655A childe of light vvalking in darkn16361482007-09493TECH2007-102010-083A2010-082011-062011-12 12039S11838499853591189812240893522AUC0541003728165The happinesse of the saints in glo1638532013-1166APEX2013-112014-013A2014-012014-032014-10 12041.3S11757799852789181372240893508AUB0737003718361The returne of prayers.16362162007-09308TECH2007-102008-013A2008-012008-022008-09 12044S122604998990811506182240877864005371096Goodwin, Thomas,$d1600-1680.The vanity of thovghts discovered :$bwith their danger and cvre. By Tho: Goodvvin, B.D.1638722007-0997TECH2007-102007-113A2007-112008-022008-09 12045S1033399983909634922248580923AUB5091003722715A sermon preached before the Kings1614212013-1177APEX2013-112014-043A2014-042015-032016-02 12046S399534382691290542240937442AUC6349003733973Here begynneth a lytell prosses or152092000-0019PDCC2001-002001-062Y2001-002001-112003-01 12047S1057559984148160672240866571AUA5070003712694The maydens dreme compyled and made154292006-0125PDCC2006-042006-053A2006-052006-092007-01 12048S1064419984215767872240881952AUA5434003713058Eglogs epytaphes, and sonettes. New1563852005-05136PDCC2005-082005-103A2005-102006-012006-02 12049S12033299855531210262240858597AUB1763003719387A newe booke called the shippe of s1569412005-05130APEX2005-062005-073A2005-072005-102005-12 12050S1033099983906634622240887310AUB5071003722695Sir Gyles Goosecappe Knight.1606382002-08162APEX2002-092002-103A2002-102002-122003-01 12052.5S125233998984851734102240894534005372073Huntly, George Gordon,$cMarquess of,$dd. 1649.The character of a true subiect, or The loyall fidelity of the thrice honourable lord, the Lord Marquesse Huntley :$bexpressed in this his speech in the time of his imprisonment, by the Covenanters of Scotland, anno 1640. Together with the fruitlesse hopes of rebellious insurrections, and warres taken in hand, against God his lawes, and their Princes prudent government.164012008-085PDCC2008-102008-113A2008-112009-022009-10 12053S1033239983908034762240874973AUB5083003722707The Marquesse of Huntley his reply164042009-023PDCC2009-032009-043Y2009-042009-092011-04 12056S11796599853174185432240900872AUC0331003727955Eirenokoinonia. The peace of the co1612222005-0588APEX2005-052005-073A2005-072005-102005-12 12059.5S302729700936280872248541014AUC5422003733046In effigiem Mari{aelig} Regin{aelig160312007-082TECH2007-082007-093A2007-092008-022008-09 12059S1033409983909734932248570112AUB5092003722716En{marc}otikon or A sermon of the v1604282005-05100TECH2005-052005-073Y2005-072005-102005-12 12061S11894699854153195612240894600AUC0816003728440A panegyrique of congratulation for1603262003-1068APEX2003-112003-123A2003-122004-022004-03 12062.3S11796799853176185452240941818AUC0332003727956England and Scotlands happinesse1604252007-0971APEX2007-102007-113A2007-112008-022008-09 12066S1057649984149060762240858382AUB5740003723364The famous historie of the renouned1615982005-05457TECH2005-052005-063A2005-062005-102005-12 12067S1033429983909934952240888983AUB5093003722717The first booke of the famous histo16151412005-05390PDCC2005-082005-113A2005-112006-012006-02 12068S11599999851216164842240909299AUB9151003726775Neptunus britannicus Corydonis.1614122011-0641PDCC2011-062011-073A2011-072012-052012-10 12069S1057609984148660722240939471AUB5739003723363Encouragements. For such as shall h1625162005-0545APEX2005-052005-083A2005-082005-102005-12 12070S11896699854173195822240921590AUC0827003728451Pharmaco-pinax, or A table and taxe1625232007-09129APEX2007-102010-063A2010-062011-062011-12 12071S12052699855722212242240880114Certaine sermons preached upon seve16361672007-09586APEX2007-102008-083Y2008-082008-092009-03 12072S1033289983908534812240888986AUB5087003722711The God of heaven.1638202007-0962APEX2007-092007-103A2007-102008-022008-09 12073S1033299983908634822240896996AUB5088003722712The man for heaven.1639132007-0934APEX2007-092007-103Y2007-102008-022008-09 12087S11602499851241165092264183317AUB9163003726787Gore, John,$cRector of Wendenlofts, Essex.Gore, John,$cRector of Wendenlofts, Essex,$eSummer sermon.$4autGore, John,$cRector of Wendenlofts, Essex.$tWinter sermon.$4autThe way to well-doing. Or A sermon of faith and good vvorkes1638202007-0962TECH2007-112010-093A2010-092011-062011-12 12091S1057569984148260682240866529AUB5738003723362The gospelles of dystaues.1510302004-1193PDCC2005-012005-033A2005-032005-042005-10 12092.4S302129689239280812240925631AUC5416003733040The maner and order of proceeding a158612007-085TECH2007-102007-113Y2007-112008-022008-09 12092S12086299856055215712240919514AUC1746003729370The state-mysteries of the Iesuites1623322007-09105APEX2007-102007-113A2007-112008-022008-09 12093S1056849984141059912240931731AUA5019003712643The ephemerides of Phialo15791002007-09232TECH2007-102010-083A2010-082011-062011-12 12095S1057579984148360692248575472AUA5071003712695Playes confuted in fiue actions1582622002-01123PDCC2002-022002-033A2002-032002-042003-01 12096.5S92732526332591740582240910545Gosson, Stephen, 1554-1624, supposed author.Pleasant quippes for vpstart nevvfangled gentlevvomen.159672009-1215PDCC2009-122010-013A2010-012010-042011-04 12096S1057699984149560812240939454AUA5077003712701Pleasant quippes for vpstart nevvfa159582000-0015PDCC2001-122002-023A2002-022002-032003-01 12097.5S1033459989903534982264173271BBR7690004270558/005371288Gosson, Stephen,$d1554-1624.The schoole of abuse :$bconteining a plesaunt [sic] inuectiue against poets, pipers, plaiers, iesters, and such like caterpillers of a co[m]monwelth; setting vp the hagge of defiance to their mischieuous exercise, [and] ouerthrowing their bulwarkes, by prophane writers, naturall reason, and common experience: a discourse as pleasaunt for gentlemen that fauour learning, as profitable for all that wyll follow virtue. By Stephan Gosson. Stud. Oxon.1579442002-0190APEX2002-012002-023A2002-022002-032003-01 12099S11245899847712127692240940546AUA9007003716631The trumpet of vvarre.1598552005-06127APEX2005-062005-073A2005-072005-102005-12 12100S1033279983908434802240867817AUB5086003722710The anatomie of Ananias: or, Gods c1616962007-09327APEX2007-092008-023A2008-022008-092009-03 12102S1057709984149660822240901278AUA5078003712702The prayse of all women, called Mul1542212003-1151PDCC2003-122004-063A2004-062004-072004-08 12104.5S1057729984149860842248574058AUA5080003712704Here begynneth a lytle boke named t1541172003-1148APEX2004-012004-023A2004-022004-042004-05 12108S1033609983911635152240904372AUB5109003722733Bonnivet, Henri Marc de Gouffier,$cMarquis de,$dd. 1589.E. M.,$cof Christ Church, Oxford.Meetkerke, Edward,$d1590-1657.R. M.,$dfl. 1616.A declaration of Henry Marc de Gouffier Marquise of Boniuet, Lord of Creuecœur, &c.1616102011-0123APEX2011-012011-033A2011-032011-062011-12 12112S1033059983906234582240900302AUB5068003722692The dignitie of chiualrie1626282004-0865APEX2004-082004-093A2004-092004-102004-11 12113S1032799983903634312240867796AUB5047003722671An exposition of the Song of Solomo1615722005-05194TECH2005-052005-063A2005-062005-102005-12 12114S1032839983904034352240871338AUB5048003722672An exposition on the vvhole fifth c16301952005-05767PDCC2005-082005-103A2005-102006-012006-02 12116S1032849983904134362240878445AUB5049003722673Gods three arrovves16312442005-051180APEX2005-052005-073A2005-072005-102005-12 12117S1032869983904334382248580920AUB5051003722675A guide to goe to God: or, An expla16261852005-05979TECH2005-052005-063A2005-062005-102005-12 12119S1032909983904734422248559962AUA3565003711189Gouge, William,$d1578-1653.Of domesticall duties16223582005-051995APEX2005-052005-063A2005-062005-102005-12 12123S1033049983906134572240874980AUB5067003722691The vvhole-armor of God: or A Chris16193312005-051503TECH2005-052005-073A2005-072005-102005-12 12124S1033069983906334592240896997AUA3566003711190A recovery from apostacy.1639492005-05166PDCC2005-082006-013A2006-012006-042006-06 12125S103308998390652145972269045508AUB5070003722694The saints sacrifice: or, a comment16321642007-09572APEX2007-092007-103A2007-102008-022008-09 12126.5S11829399853500188842248565850AUB1043003718667A short catechisme1616282005-0549TECH2005-062005-073A2005-072005-102005-12 12131S11869699853903193042240894740AUB1192003718816The aunswer of Iohn Gough preacher,1570252003-0866PDCC2003-092003-103A2003-102003-122004-03 12132S1057779984150360892240879594AUA5084003712708A godly boke wherein is contayned c15611462003-08262APEX2003-092003-103Y2003-102003-122004-03 12133S1033489983910435002240864541AUB5097003722721The strange discovery1640452005-05201PDCC2005-082005-103A2005-102006-012006-02 12133S103348998391043461NONEAUB5097003722721The strange discovery1640452007-09205APEX2007-092007-103A2007-102022-12 12135S1033569983911235112240880671AUB5105003722729Admirable and memorable histories c16073292003-101116APEX2003-112003-123A2003-122004-022004-03 12136S1033579983911335122240897044AUB5106003722730The wise vieillard, or old man. Tra16211112007-09443TECH2007-102007-113A2007-112008-022008-09 12138S10987099845513104182248515343AUA7624003715248In this tretyse that is cleped Goue1490202000-0039TECH2002-012002-023A2002-022002-032003-01 12139S11485299850075152592240889974AUB8561003726185Here begynneth a lytell treatyse ca1506132005-1040PDCC2006-012006-043Y2006-042006-092007-01 12141S1033589983911435132240867795AUB5107003722731Pyrgomachia; vel potius, Pygomachia1635262007-0956TECH2007-112008-013A2008-012008-022008-09 12142S1065569984227069122240877592AUA5524003713148tHis book is intituled confessio am14832212005-041586APEX2005-062005-073A2005-072005-102005-12 12143S1067029984241570652240858481AUA5627003713251Io. Gower de confessione amantis.15322012011-101599PDCC2011-102011-123Y2011-122012-052012-10 12145S1033599983911535142240904286AUB5108003722732Galateo espagnol, or, The Spanish g16401242007-09271TECH2007-102007-123A2007-122008-022008-09 12147S12121099856395219392264216604AUB2116003719740Grafton, Richard,$dd. 1572?Solis, Virgil,$d1514-1562,$ewood-engraver.A chronicle at large and meere history of the affayres of Englande and kinges of the same15698152011-076066PDCC2011-082011-093A2011-092012-052012-10 12149S1033619983911735162240876705AUA3569003711193An abridgement of the chronicles of15631922005-05558TECH2005-062005-073R2020-012022-12 12153S11566999850887161232240899315AUB0279003717903A litle treatise, conteyning many p1571542007-09266APEX2007-102008-053A2008-052008-092009-03 12168S1033849983913935382240885488AUB5128003722752The anatomie of humors: vvritten by1609792007-09255TECH2007-102007-123A2007-122008-022008-09 12169S1057789984150460902240875511AUB5743003723367Grahame, Simion,$dca. 1570-1614.The passionate sparke of a relenting minde. Written by Simion Grahame. Seene and allowed by authority1604222007-0949APEX2007-092008-023A2008-022008-092009-03 12170S11248199847731127902240941264AUA9016003716640A short and easie introduction to C1588172013-1145APEX2013-112014-013A2014-012014-032014-10 12171S11727199852486178102240874134AUB9958003727582Little Timothe his lesson: or, A su1611612007-09155APEX2007-102007-113A2007-112008-022008-09 12173.3S319833143144282572248551132AUC5581003733205Grammaire angloise16251272005-05413APEX2005-062005-073Y2005-072005-102005-12 12174S1057769984150260882240864589AUB5742003723366The golden Aphroditis1577732003-04290PDCC2003-052003-063A2003-062003-082003-09 12175S11498399850203153902240850304AUB8648003726272The application of scripture. Or Th1616162007-1155APEX2007-112010-103A2010-102011-062011-12 12176S11283099848073131482248546626AUA9192003716816The blinde-mans sermon: or confutat1616372007-1184APEX2007-112008-033A2008-032008-092009-03 12177S12135199856534221022240885987AUC2435003730059The bread of life, or Foode of the1616202007-1168APEX2007-112008-013A2008-012008-022008-09 12178S1033859983914035392264179496AUB5129003722753A familiar exposition or commentari16211862007-11833APEX2007-112008-013A2008-012008-022008-09 12179S1033869983914135402248562806AUB5130003722754The light of the world.1616202007-1177APEX2007-112008-013A2008-012008-022008-09 12180S12039899855597210972248502397AUC1576003729200A looking-glasse for Christians; or1620192007-1140APEX2007-112010-103A2010-102011-062011-12 12182S11498499850204153912240887676AUC2390003730014Pauls crovvne of reioycing. Or The1616362007-11133APEX2007-112008-013Y2008-012008-022008-09 12185S11797499853183185522240948466AUC0337003727961The tree of good and euill: or A pr1616472013-11112APEX2013-112014-013A2014-012014-032014-10 12186S1217893227099856954226032240891580AUB2393003720017A moste true and marueilous straung156812003-046TECH2003-052003-083A2003-082003-102003-11 12187S11854899853755191502240927442AUC0647003728271The .xxv. orders of fooles.157012003-049APEX2003-052003-083A2003-082003-102003-11 12190S1033889983914335422248570114AUA3573003711197Giacomo di Grassi his True arte of1594932003-05268APEX2003-052004-113A2004-112005-012005-03 12191S11797699853185185542240894598AUC0339003727963The castel of memorie1562662007-11117APEX2007-112007-123A2007-122008-022008-09 12193AS1057939984151961072240922571AUB5746003723370A direction for the health of magis1574872005-10195APEX2005-112006-073A2006-072006-092007-01 12196S11854999853756191512240938075AUC0648003728272A copie of the articles and conditi160252010-037PDCC2010-032010-043A2010-042011-062011-12 12197S11797999853188185572240941841AUC0341003727965A true discourse of all the sallyes160252002-1012APEX2002-112003-013Y2003-012003-022003-03 12198.5S313733143053281962248557366AUC5526003733150A challenge from Richard Grauener,162912007-082TECH2007-082007-093R2020-012022-12 12199S1057799984150560912240917683AUB5744003723368Nevves from Graues-end1604242002-1159PDCC2002-122003-013R2003-012003-023A2003-022003-042003-05 12200S116537998517531762842240872629Gravet, William,$dd. 1599.A sermon preached at Paules Crosse on the xxv. day of Iune Ann. Dom. 1587 : intreating of the holy scriptures, and the vse of the same: by William Grauet, Bachelar of Diuinitie, and vicat of S. Sepulchers in London.1587512013-12174PDCC2014-012015-113A2015-112022-12 12201S1033969983915035492240878391AUA3575003711199The store-house of breuitie in vvoo15771392013-12331PDCC2014-022014-033A2014-032015-032016-02 12202S1034039983915735572240900384AUB5142003722766The iudges scripture, or, Gods char1636142007-1146APEX2007-112008-023A2008-022008-092009-03 12203S12040099855599210992248501115An alarum to England1609732005-12156PDCC2006-042007-043A2007-042008-022008-09 12204S1058399984156561582240931711AUA5119003712743A good speed to Virginia.1609152005-1250APEX2006-012006-123A2006-122007-022007-10 12205S1067039984241670662240861689AUB6002003723626The compleat horseman and expert fe16391982013-081206PDCC2013-092013-113A2013-112014-032014-10 12206A.3S298529632447280452240919375AUC5380003733004An answere to maister Smyth154022004-058PDCC2004-072004-103A2004-102005-012005-03 12206A.7S298729632811280472240925436AUC5382003733006The ret[ur]ne of M. Smythes enuoy .154022004-058PDCC2004-072004-103A2004-102005-012005-03 12207S11798299853191185602248558491AUC0342003727966The true reporte of the forme and s156212004-015APEX2004-032004-043A2004-042004-072004-08 12210S11918999854396198152248498273AUC0973003728597Songes of sundrie kindes1604232003-0838TECH2003-092003-103R 12212S1058269984155261422240854653AUA5108003712732A pleasant conceyted comedie of Geo1599232002-0465TECH2002-062002-073A2002-072002-082003-01 12214S1034049983915835582240871309AUB5143003722767A refutation of the Apology for act1615382009-03148PDCC2009-042009-053A2009-052009-092011-04 12216S1058869984161262092240939442AUB5777003723401Alcida1617392000-00146APEX2002-042002-053Y2002-052002-062003-01 12219S1058929984161762152240855949AUA5151003712775Arbasto.1589282002-05111PDCC2002-072002-083Y2002-082002-102003-01 12221S1058299984155561452240917550AUB5762003723386The history of Arbasto King of Denm1617462002-04111PDCC2002-052002-063A2002-062002-072003-01 12223S1058949984161962172240934429AUA5153003712777The blacke bookes messenger.1592152002-0541APEX2002-072002-083R2003-032003-043A2003-042003-062003-07 12224S1058979984162262202240882000AUA5154003712778Ciceronis amor{middot}1589442002-04175TECH2002-062002-073R2002-102002-113A2002-112002-122003-01 12233S1059009984162562232240917682AUA5155003712779The comicall historie of Alphonsus,1599252002-0687APEX2002-072002-083A2002-082002-102003-01 12234S1059099984163462322240886526AUA5158003712782A disputation, betweene a hee conny1592252002-04110TECH2002-062002-073A2002-072002-082003-01 12235S11389499849123142582240862140AUB8072003725696Theeues falling out, true-men come1615222002-0773TECH2002-092002-103R2002-122003-013Y2003-012003-022003-03 12239S1059109984163562332240908825AUB5789003723413Euphues his censure to Philautus1587482002-04186PDCC2002-052002-063A2002-062002-072003-01 12241S1059629984168762852240939456AUA5171003712795Greenes farewell to folly.1591472002-04169APEX2002-042002-053A2002-052002-062003-01 12243S11849099853697190912240919572AUC0615003728239Greenes ghost haunting conie-catche1602272002-0497APEX2002-042002-053Y2002-052002-062003-01 12245S11757999852791181402240883038AUB0739003718363Greenes, groats-vvorth of witte, bo1592232002-0466APEX2002-042002-053R2002-072002-083A2002-082002-102003-01 12251S11838899853595189852240933857AUC0544003728168Greenes mourning garment1590302002-05124PDCC2002-072002-083A2002-082002-102003-01 12253S1058329984155861482240873775AUB5763003723387Greenes neuer too late. Or, A powde1590832002-04270PDCC2002-052002-063A2002-062002-072003-01 12259S1034099983916335632240916853AUA3576003711200Greenes newes both from heauen and1593322002-04129APEX2002-042002-053A2002-052002-062003-01 12260S1034109983916435642240880502AUA3577003711201Greenes Orpharion.1599322002-04122TECH2002-062002-073R2002-102002-113A2002-112002-122003-01 12261S1058249984155061402240899582AUA5106003712730Greenes vision1592322002-0499PDCC2002-052002-063Y2002-062002-072003-01 12262S1058179984154361322240893619AUA5104003712728Gvvydonius.1584892002-05302TECH2002-062002-073R2002-102002-113Y2002-112002-122003-01 12264S1058239984154961392248579745AUB5761003723385Greenes carde of fancie.1608762005-09316APEX2005-112006-083A2006-082006-092007-01 12265S1059669984169162892240873696AUA5173003712797The historie of Orlando Furioso, on1594312002-0486TECH2002-052002-063Y2002-062002-072003-01 12267S105968998416932152002264183671AUA5174003712798The honorable historie of frier Bacon1594352005-09134APEX2005-102006-053Y2006-052006-092007-01 12268S1034229983917635772240892794AUB5155003722779The honorable historie of Frier Bac1630332007-03138TECH2007-032008-093A2008-092009-022009-10 12269S11974899854954204202240908493AUB1519003719143Mamillia.1583412002-05172TECH2002-062002-073Y2002-072002-082003-01 12270S1058319984155761472240886521AUA5112003712736Mamillia.1593562013-12232PDCC2014-012014-023A2014-022014-032014-10 12271S269524510241277462240897589AUC5128003732752A maidens dreame1591112002-0425PDCC2002-052002-063A2002-062002-072003-01 12272S1058089984153461232240940527AUA5096003712720Menaphon1589492002-06190APEX2002-072002-083A2002-082002-102003-01 12275S1034129983916635662240880649AUB5148003722772Greenes Arcadia, or Menaphon: Camil1599442005-09179TECH2005-102006-063A2006-062006-092007-01 12276S1058149984154061292240886515AUA5101003712725Morando the tritameron of loue1584242002-0488APEX2002-042002-053A2002-052002-062003-01 12278S1058139984153961282248575452AUA5100003712724The myrrour of modestie1584242002-0447APEX2002-042002-053A2002-052002-062003-01 12280S1058349984156061512248568349AUA5114003712738A notable discouery of coosenage.1592172002-0470PDCC2002-052002-063A2002-062002-072003-01 12281S1058359984156161522248568348AUA5115003712739The second part of conny-catching.1591282002-0581APEX2002-072002-083R2003-032003-053A2003-052003-062003-07 12283.5S1058379984156361542264183427AUA5117003712741Greene, Robert,$d1558?-1592.Greene, Robert,$d1558?-1592.$tNotable discovery of coosenage.The third and last part of conny-catching1592232005-0975PDCC2005-112006-083A2006-082006-092007-01 12285S1085869984424490362240924394AUA6777003714401Pandosto1588282000-00103TECH2001-002001-002R2001-002001-113A2001-112001-122003-01 12292S1034139983916735672240862970AUB5149003722773The pleasant historie of Dorastus a1636282005-09129TECH2005-102005-113A2005-112006-012006-02 12294S1034249983917835792240888960AUB5157003722781Penelopes vveb.1601202002-0475TECH2002-062002-073R2002-092002-103A2002-102002-122003-01 12295S1058129984153861272248579516AUA5099003712723Perimedes the blacke-smith1588302002-04116PDCC2002-052002-063Y2002-062002-072003-01 12296S1058709984159661902240875510AUB2746003720370Philomela.1592352002-06130TECH2002-062002-073R2002-092002-103A2002-102002-122003-01 12299S1058419984156761602248568340AUA5121003712745Planetomachia: or the first parte o1585602002-06235PDCC2002-082002-093A2002-092002-102003-01 12300S1058699984159561892240902987AUA5140003712764A quip for an vpstart courtier: or,1592292008-07125PDCC2008-092008-103A2008-102009-022009-10 12301A.3S1058659984159161852264179468AUB5769003723393A quip for an vpstart courtier: or,1592242002-04116APEX2002-042002-053R2002-072002-083A2002-082002-102003-01 12306S11974999854955204212240910848AUB1520003719144The repentance of Robert Greene Mai1592162002-0440PDCC2002-052002-063A2002-062002-072003-01 12307S1058119984153761262240896206AUA5098003712722The Royal Exchange.1590402002-04137PDCC2002-052002-063A2002-062002-072003-01 12308S1058109984153661252240892358AUA5097003712721The Scottish historie of Iames the1598392002-05156TECH2002-062002-073R2006-012006-123Y2006-122007-022007-10 12310BS1034179983917135712248577456AUA3579003711203T. G.,$dfl. 1638.Greene, Robert,$d1558?-1592,$eattributed name.Goffe, Thomas,$d1591-1629.The tragedy of Selimus Emperour of the Turkes. Written T.G.1638382005-09150APEX2005-102006-063A2006-062006-092007-01 12310S1058489984157461672240881577AUB5765003723389The Spanish masquerado.1589212002-0665TECH2002-062002-073R2002-092002-103A2002-102002-122003-01 12311S1058099984153561242240903061AUB5756003723380A poets vision, and a princes glori1603112007-1019APEX2007-102008-013A2008-012008-022008-09 12318S12084399856036215522248509894AUC1741003729365The workes of the reuerend and fait16124942004-014312APEX2004-032004-043A2004-042004-072004-08 12319S124961998988711509312240900611005371468Greenham, Richard.A fruitful and Godly sermon :$bcontaining necessary and profitable doctrine, for the reformation of our sinfull and wicked liues, but especially for the comfort of a troubled conscience in all distresses. By M. Richard Greenham pastor of Drayton.1595452007-0489TECH2007-042008-093A2008-092009-022009-10 12321S11789599853104184722240906677AUC0295003727919A most sweete and assured comfort f1595962004-01112TECH2004-022004-043A2004-042004-072004-08 12322S1034189983917235732240897021AUA3580003711204Paramythion15981072004-01278PDCC2004-022004-033A2004-032004-042004-05 12323S12033599855534210292240946316AUB1764003719388Propositions containing answers to1597412004-0183TECH2004-022004-043A2004-042004-072004-08 12324S11670299851918172132240925409AUB9576003727200Short rules sent by Maister Richard161212004-0115PDCC2004-022004-073A2004-072004-102004-11 12325S11565899850876161112248548357AUB0272003717896Two learned and godly sermons, prea1595462004-0178PDCC2004-022004-043A2004-042004-072004-08 12329S11579799851015162672240857092AUB9049003726673Greenvvoods vvorkes16202112007-10439APEX2007-102010-053A2010-052011-062011-12 12332AS11390199849130142652264182970AUB8078003725702Greenwood, Henry,$db. 1544 or 5.The blessed'st birth that euer was: or, The blessed birth of our Lord and Sauior Iesus Christ1634232007-1042APEX2007-102007-113A2007-112008-022008-09 12333S11895999854166195752240925288AUC0822003728446The iaylers iayl-deliuery. Preached1620192007-1050APEX2007-102008-033A2008-032008-092009-03 12334S11904699854253196622240904805AUC0868003728492Markes and no markes, of the Kingdo1634272007-1150PDCC2008-012008-023A2008-022008-092009-03 12335.3S5239399607091504842240937471005370816Greenwood, Henry,$db. 1544 or 5.The race celestiall, or, A direct path to heauen /$cby Henry Greenvvood, maister of arts and preacher of the word of God.1609502007-11111PDCC2008-022008-033A2008-032008-092009-03 12335S11904799854254196632240939088AUC0869003728493The prisoners prayers. Or, An heaue16281062013-1299PDCC2014-012014-023A2014-022014-032014-10 12336S12047899855674211762240910833AUB2831003720455Tormenting Tophet: or A terrible de1615472007-11110PDCC2008-022008-043A2008-042008-092009-03 12337S11904899854255196642240925432AUC0870003728494A treatise of the great and general1606532007-11122PDCC2008-012008-023A2008-022008-092009-03 12340S1034209983917435752240873156AUB5153003722777An aunsvver to George Giffords pret1603392003-05217PDCC2003-072003-093Y2003-092003-102003-11 12341S1034219983917535762240874978AUB5154003722778More vvorke for priests: or An answ1640582003-04131PDCC2003-052003-063Y2003-062003-082003-09 12342S11846299853669190632240919577AUC0594003728218M. Some laid open in his coulers1589652003-04250APEX2003-052003-093Y2003-092003-102003-11 12343S1057749984150060862240853047AUA5082003712706The true and perfecte newes of the1587122003-0428PDCC2003-052003-103A2003-102003-122004-03 12344S1034239983917735782240867948AUB5156003722780A letter, relating the martyrdome o1633152006-0832APEX2006-082016-023A2016-022022-12 12345.5S432824154051272712240908386AUC4739003732363Epigrams and sentences spirituall i1568482003-08100PDCC2003-092003-103A2003-102003-122004-03 12349S12102699856217217462240929719AUC1844003729468The dialogues of S. Gregorie, surna16083102012-04680APEX2012-042012-073Y2012-072013-022014-03 12350.5S125237999005081734142240877795005372077Gregory$bI,$cPope,$dca. 540-604.Batt, Antonie.Fursdon, John,$dd. 1638.Gregory$bI,$cPope,$dca. 540-604.$tShort treatise touching the confraternitie of the scapular of St. Benedicts order.The second booke of the dialogues of S. Gregorie the Greate :$bthe first pope of that name containing the life and miracles of our Holie father S. Benedict. To which is adioined the fule of the same holie patriarche translated into the Englishe tonge by C.F. priest & monke of the same order.16381272012-04223APEX2012-052012-063A2012-062013-022014-03 12354.512354+S1058742415701861952248543263Greene, Robert,$d1558?-1592.An Oration or funerall sermon vttered at Roome, at the buriall of the holy Father Gregorie the 13. who departed in Iesus Christ the 11. of Aprill, 1585 : conteyning his maners, life, deedes, and last wordes at his death concerning the affayres of this present time : together with the lamentations of the cardinalles and whole clergie / faithfully translated out of the French copie, printed at Paris for Peter Iobert, dwelling in Harpe streate 1585 with the Kings priuiledge ; otherwise to be intituled, a sermon full of papisticall adulation and matter sufficient to procure the wise and vertuous minded to contemne such grosse and palpable blindnesse, and all persons to laugh at their absurde and erronious follies.1585152002-0530PDCC2002-072003-043A2003-042003-062003-07 12355S1058759984160161972240938769AUA5144003712768The Popes pittiful lamentation, for157852003-027PDCC2003-022003-033A2003-032003-042003-05 12356S1034299983918335842240888962AUA3582003711206A letter vvritten by Gregory the XV162182007-1013APEX2007-102010-073A2010-072011-062011-12 12358S11855599853762191572240899245AUC0653003728277The great day, or, A sermon, settin1615882007-11167PDCC2008-012009-073A2009-072009-092011-04 12359S116541998517571762872269047886Aggas, Edward.Articles concerning the yeelding of the cittie of Grenoble into the Kings obedience : agreed vpon betweene the Lord Desdiguiers, and the committies of the countrey. Togither with the besieging and yeelding vp of Chartres. Faithfully translated out of the French coppie printed at Tours, by E.A.Articles accordés sur le faict de la reddition de la ville de Grenoble. English.159152013-1214PDCC2014-012014-083A2014-082015-032016-02 12360.3S11829999853506188902248554079AUB1046003718670The burthen of tyre.1627252007-1079APEX2007-102007-113A2007-112008-022008-09 12360.7S124962998988721509322240899254005371469Grent, William.A new and accurate map of the world :$bdrawne according to the truest descriptions, latest discoueries, and best obseruations that haue been made by English or strangers. VVith briefe and most plaine notes vpon the vvhole body of cosmographie, for the easie vnderstanding thereof: pleasant and vsefull for all such as desire to know further then of their owne home.162552013-0738PDCC2013-082013-093A2013-092014-032014-10 12361S12083799856030215442240914636AUB1997003719621Certaine learned and elegant vvorke16331802000-00671APEX2001-122002-013A2002-012002-022003-01 12362S1034319983918535862248579660AUB5162003722786The tragedy of Mustapha.1609272002-01101APEX2002-012002-023Y2002-022002-032003-01 12366S11566199850879161142240913334AUB0273003717897A notable and marueilous epistle of1570572007-10140APEX2007-102008-033A2008-032008-092009-03 12367S1048479984057850962240862992AUA4367003711991Fidessa, more chaste then kinde. By1596352007-1153PDCC2008-012008-023A2008-022008-092009-03 12370AS269724512933277482240914643AUC5130003732754Bethel, or, A forme for families163412007-081TECH2007-102007-113Y2007-112008-022008-09 12372S1067319984244270932240854657AUA5643003713267The counsellor.1598792007-09427APEX2007-092008-023A2008-022008-092009-03 12374S12080099855993215062269048284AUB1984003719608A generall historie of the Netherla16087282003-106730APEX2003-122004-013A2004-012004-022004-03 12377S1034499983920236042240916863AUA3583003711207A sermon, at the funeral solemnitie1564192003-1062PDCC2003-102003-113A2003-112003-122004-03 12381S10955099845197100842240857072AUA7401003715025The castell of laboure.1506542005-03109TECH2005-042005-053A2005-052005-102005-12 12382259710132104192264223117AUA7625003715249Gringore, Pierre,$dca. 1475-1538?Barclay, Alexander,$d1475?-1552.Bruyant, Jean,$d14th cent.$tChemin de povretè et de richesse.[The castle of labor] .Chasteau de labour. 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Meditations.1604542000-00140PDCC2001-062001-082R2003-042003-053Y2003-052003-062003-11 12412S11244999847703127592240940708AUA9001003716625Havvking, hunting, fouling, and fis1596452007-12160PDCC2008-012008-023A2008-022008-092009-03 12415S1035029983925436582240907952AUB5202003722826Il pastor fido: or The faithfull sh1602602006-10259TECH2006-102008-123A2008-122009-022009-10 12419S269924514793277502240925643AUC5132003732756Bellum grammaticale1569482007-12107PDCC2008-012009-073A2009-072009-092011-04 12421S122613998990831506272240874139005371099Guarna, Andrea.Spencer, John,$dd. 1680,$eattributed name.Hayward, William,$dfl. 1570-1576.I. S.The grammar warre. Or The eight parts of speach, noune, pronoune. verbe, participle, aduerbe, coniunction, preposition, interiection, altogether by the eares :$bTogether with the lamentable burning of a petty schoole.1635372007-0492APEX2007-042007-053A2007-052008-022008-09 12422S1058509984157661692240922589AUA5128003712752The ciuile conuersation of M. Steeu15811832003-07799PDCC2003-082003-093A2003-092003-102003-11 12425S11566399850881161162240894850AUB0275003717899A booke of the inuention of the art1578302007-12100PDCC2008-012008-023A2008-022008-092009-03 12426S1035349983928636922240887313AUA3603003711227A chronicle, conteyning the liues o15772502007-121037PDCC2008-012008-023A2008-022008-092009-03 12428S12070999855903214112240932618AUB1936003719560The dial of princes, compiled by th15683812010-022833PDCC2010-022010-053A2010-052011-062011-12 12430S12071299855906214142240884340AUC1683003729307Archontorologion, or The diall of p16194012005-122963APEX2006-012007-013A2007-012007-022007-10 12431S10958399845230101172240875625AUA7426003715050A dispraise of the life of a courti15481132006-02164TECH2006-022006-033Y2006-032006-042006-06 12433S122612998990551509342240896060005371314Guevara, Antonio de,$cBp.,$dd. 1545?Hellowes, Edward.The familiar epistles of Sir Anthony of Gueuara, preacher, chronicler, and counceller to the Emperour Charles the fifth. Translated out of the Spanish toung, by Edward Hellowes, Groome of the Leashe, and now newly imprinted, corrected, [and] enlarged with other epistles of the same author. VVherein are contained very notable letters ...15752122007-121019PDCC2008-012008-023A2008-022008-092009-03 12437S1034839983923636392240900480AUA3586003711210The golden boke of Marcus Aurelius15371762005-05660PDCC2005-072005-083A2005-082005-102005-12 12448.5S124965998988741509352240894538005371471Guevara, Antonio de,$cBp.,$dd. 1545?The mysteries of Mount Calvary :$bMade by the reverend father in God, lord Anthonie de Gueuara, bishop of Mondonnedo, preacher and chronicler, vnto Charles the fift, Emperour. In this booke the authour handleth all the mysteries, of the Mount of Caluarie, from the time that Christ was condemned by Pilat, vntill he was put into the sepulchre, by Ioseph and Nichodemus.15942142013-121002PDCC2014-012014-073A2014-072015-032016-02 12448S1035079983925936632240916892AUA3591003711215A looking glasse for the court. Com1575812011-12187PDCC2011-122012-023A2012-022012-052012-10 12451S1035109983926236662248562695AUA3593003711217Mount Caluarie, the second part: co15972542014-011123PDCC2014-012014-023A2014-022014-032014-10 12452S1035129983926436692240904327AUB5204003722828The letters of Mounsieur de Balzac.16342242006-03469APEX2006-032006-043A2006-042006-092007-01 12454S1035159983926736732240892800AUB5205003722829Nevv epistles of Mounsieur de Balza16382602002-04668APEX2002-042002-053A2002-052002-062003-01 12455S1035179983926936752240867705AUB5206003722830A collection of some modern epistle16391442006-05235PDCC2006-112007-023A2007-022008-022008-09 12456S11906399854270196802240906703AUC0880003728504A publication of Guiana's plantatio1632142006-0942TECH2006-092007-043A2007-042008-022008-09 12457S11895899854165195742248510725AUC0821003728445The charitable physitian1639932007-11245PDCC2008-012008-043A2008-042008-092009-03 12458AS12075599855949214602248503549AUB1967003719591The historie of Guicciardin15796052006-115210APEX2006-112006-123A2006-122007-022007-10 12461S11830199853508188922240927435AUB1047003718671[A briefe collection or epitomie of1591542013-12108PDCC2014-012014-023A2014-022014-032014-10 12462S1035189983927036762240867944AUA3595003711219Two discourses of Master Frances Gu1595392009-06139PDCC2009-072010-023A2010-022010-042011-04 12463S1035229983927436802240880640AUB5207003722831The description of the Low countrey15931282006-09361TECH2006-092009-023A2009-022009-092011-04 12464S1058859984161162082240858368AUB5776003723400The garden of pleasure15731172011-04298PDCC2011-042011-073A2011-072012-052012-10 12465.5S12239799857548233022248516905AUC2278003729902The anathomie of sinne1603902005-01174TECH2005-012005-023R2020-012022-12 12466S11864799853854192522240893505AUB1165003718789Two guides to a good life.16041332005-11217PDCC2006-032006-053A2006-052006-092007-01 12468S1059049984162962272240903027AUA5156003712780The questyonary of cyrurgyens15421242000-00354PDCC2001-112002-023Y2002-022002-032003-01 12476S1035369983928836942240873186AUA3604003711228The staffe of Christian faith15772202013-01571PDCC2013-012013-033A2013-032014-032014-10 12479S11864899853855192532240927343AUB1166003718790A compend of the controversies of r16271132013-12252PDCC2014-012014-023A2014-022014-032014-10 12480S11906499854271196812240906709AUC0881003728505The humble addresse both of church1633102003-0446PDCC2003-052004-013A2004-012004-022004-03 12481S11897399854180195892240899230AUC0831003728455Ignis fatuus. Or, The elf-fire of p1625362003-04105PDCC2003-052003-113A2003-112003-122004-03 12482S92776565728461809502240940856Guild, William, 1586-1657.Issachars asse, braying under a double burden. Or, The Vniting of churches / By William Guild, minister of Gods word at King-Edward..1622152013-1259PDCC2014-012014-043A2014-042015-032016-02 12483S927771663844441915612248529742Guild, William,$d1586-1657.Levi his complaint: or, The moane of the poore ministerie. / by William Guild, Minister at King-Edward..1617162013-1240PDCC2013-122014-033A2014-032015-032016-02 12484S92778565728481809512240938837Guild, William, 1586-1657,Limbo's batterie, or, an answere, to a popish pamphlet, of Christs descense [sic] to hell: : where-in what can be alleadged, for the locall descending of his soule thither, after his suffering, to liberate the patriarches, out of anie limbus, is clearlie refuted: extorted at last, to a more publicke view, / by William Guild..16301002013-12175PDCC2014-012014-033A2014-032015-032016-02 12485S1035259983927736832240900310AUB5209003722833Moses vnuailed: or Those figures wh16201382003-04295APEX2003-052003-073A2003-072003-082003-09 12488.3S122943526332671740652240919153Guild, William, 1586-1657.The new sacrifice of Christian incense. Or The true entrie to the tree of life, and gratious gate of glorious paradise / By William Guilde Scoto-Britanne.1609812013-12154PDCC2014-012015-113A2015-112022-12 12490S11789999853108184762264193880AUC0298003727922Popish glorying in antiquity turned16271382003-05308PDCC2003-062004-103A2004-102005-012005-03 12491S92781545323571807892240910661Guild, William, 1586-1657.Johnstoun, Arthur, 1587-1641. Epitaphium piscatoris.A short treatise, agaynst the prophanation of the Lord's day, : especiallie by salmond-fishing thereon, in tyme of divine service. / By William Guild, D.D. minister in Aberdene, and chaplane to his Majestie..1637422009-0676PDCC2009-072009-083A2009-082009-092011-04 12492S1035289983928036862240904371AUB5210003722834Three rare monuments of antiquitie,1624762002-02144TECH2002-032002-043Y2002-042002-052003-01 12494S1035449983929637022264184689AUB5215003722839A yong mans inquisition, or triall.16081432003-04283TECH2003-052003-073R2003-112003-123A2003-122004-022004-03 12495S1035599983931037182240904276AUB5225003722849A combat betwixt man and death: or16213952003-10561APEX2003-122004-013A2004-012004-022004-03 12496S1035459983929737032248560824AUA3606003711230Child-birth or, The happy deliuerie16122062007-11632PDCC2008-012008-033Y2008-032008-092009-03 12498S12217699857328230362240899148AUC2187003729811The Frenche chirurgerye, or all the1598782007-11844PDCC2008-012008-023A2008-022008-092009-03 12499S11499899850218154052240889975AUB8658003726282A worthy treatise of the eyes15871312007-11325PDCC2008-012008-023Y2008-022008-092009-03 12504.5S109102998447521775232240864567Guilpin, Edward.The vvhipper of the satyre his pennance in a white sheete: or, The beadles confutation 1601142013-1217PDCC2014-012014-033A2014-032015-032016-02 12504S1058429984156861612240890278AUA5122003712746Skialetheia. Or, A shadowe of truth1598352013-1287PDCC2013-122014-033A2014-032015-032016-02 12506S12087199856064215822240897152AUB2016003719640The contre-Guyse1589482012-06156APEX2012-062012-083A2012-082013-022014-03 12507S11245199847705127612248523391AUA9002003716626An history briefly contayninge that whiche hath happened sens the departure of the house of Guise1562302014-0163PDCC2014-012014-033A2014-032015-032016-02 12508S1035479983929937072240896989AUA3607003711231A necessary discourse concerning th1586122006-0233APEX2006-042007-043A2007-042008-022008-09 12510.5S11130199846673116582240906383AUA8361003715985Disputatio inter clericum et milete1531152004-1034TECH2004-112007-073A2007-072008-022008-09 12511AS10990399845542104472240853060AUA7642003715266A dialogue betwene a knyght and a c1533272004-1045PDCC2004-112005-013A2005-012005-042005-10 12514S1035609983931137192240897041AUB5226003722850Gods great mercy to mankinde in Jes1628202013-1288PDCC2014-012016-043A2016-042022-12 12515S1059919984171663152240901381AUB5845003723469Three sermons preached in seuerall1627572013-12174PDCC2014-012016-043A2016-042022-12 12521.5S92789526332681740662240919239Gunter, Edmund, 1581-1626.De sectore & radio : The description and vse of the sector in three bookes. The description and vse of the cross-staffe in other three bookes. For such as are studious of mathematicall practise.16231842013-12762PDCC2014-012014-023A2014-022014-032014-10 12524S1035639983931437222240873180AUB5228003722852The description and vse of his Maie1624322013-1279PDCC2014-012014-043A2014-042015-032016-02 12526S1035649983931537232240867951AUB5229003722853A sermon preached in the countie of1615372013-12168PDCC2014-012014-083A2014-082015-032016-02 12527S1035569983930737152240904279AUB5223003722847Corpus Christi: by Edmund Gurnay.1619582007-1192PDCC2008-012008-023A2008-022008-092009-03 12529S12094099856131216542240884432AUC1772003729396The demonstration of Antichrist. By1631182007-1125PDCC2008-012008-023A2008-022008-092009-03 12530S12120599856390219332240894553AUC1918003729542The Romish chaine. By Edmund Gurnay1624562007-1188PDCC2008-012008-023A2008-022008-092009-03 12531.3S1059089984163362312240939470AUA5157003712781A doleful discourse and ruthfull re158192007-1139PDCC2008-012008-023Y2008-022008-092009-03 12531.5S270224520096277532240925687AUC5134003732758Most true and more admirable newes1597112007-11 17PDCC2008-022008-033A2008-032008-092009-03 12531.7S927921663844461915632248536929Gustaf$bII Adolf,$cKing of Sweden,$d1594-1632.An alarme to all Christian princes and states of the religion. : Written immediatly vpon the first newes of the death of the King of Sweden of famous memory, and euer will be to all posterity, and to eternity..163292010-0930PDCC2010-092010-113A2010-112011-062011-12 12531S103567998393181762892248556934Gurnay, Edmund,$dd. 1648.Toward the vindication of the Second Commandment: by Edm. Gurnay, Bachelour in Divinity, and minister of Gods word at Harpley in Norfolk 1639812014-0185PDCC2014-012014-033A2014-032015-032016-02 12532.5S92793545323581807902240924016The exact and true relation of that bloody battell fought betweene His royall Majestie of Swethland, and the Imperial Army the 5 and 6. of November 1632 : In the which battell his Majestie was killed. Besides Luelzen, two Germane myles from Leipseich. / Written from Erdfoord by a worthie captaine the 12 of November, who was an eye witnesse to the battell..163362009-0518PDCC2009-062009-083A2009-082009-092011-04 12532S11898599854192196012248503439AUC0834003728458The causes for vvhich the most high163182010-0125PDCC2010-012010-033A2010-032010-042011-04 12533S11906699854273196832240925320AUC0883003728507A firme aliance {amp} agreement made be1631142006-1148APEX2006-112008-113A2008-112009-022009-10 12534S1035589983930937172240873221AUB5224003722848The great and famous battel of Lutz1633232012-0962PDCC2012-092012-113A2012-112013-022014-03 12535S11906799854274196842240904776AUC0884003728508The reasons for vvhich the most ill163082010-0127PDCC2010-012010-033A2010-032010-042011-04 12537S1035619983931237202240867990AUB5227003722851A relation of the funerall pompe, i163382010-0117PDCC2010-012010-033A2010-032010-042011-04 12538S1035629983931337212240907946AUA3609003711233A compendious treatise entituled, D1582242009-1069PDCC2009-102009-113A2009-112010-042011-04 12539S1035719983932237312240896984AUB5235003722859Gutta podrica: a treatise of the go1633282003-04101APEX2003-052005-033A2005-032005-042005-10 12543.7S1177173002999852928182832240906721AUC0214003727838The country-mans new care away.163512002-035TECH2002-042002-053A2002-052002-062003-01 12543S1035879983578662240926132AUB3250003720874Pieties pillar: or, A sermon preach1626322007-1162PDCC2008-012008-023A2008-022008-092009-03 12545C.20.f.7[238]998843531830452264210217Guy, Robert, writer of ballads.The merry carelesse lover: or, A pleasant new ditty, called, I love a lasse since yesterday, : and yet I cannot get her. To the tune of, The mother beguilde the daughter.164012008-086PDCC2008-102008-113A2008-112009-022009-10 12546C.20.f.7[268]998843581830592264208629[Guy, Robert, writer of ballads.]The merry old vvoman: or, This is a good old woman, : this is a merry old woman, her counsell is good ile warrant, for shee doth wish ill to no man. To the tune, This is my grannams deedle.164012008-086PDCC2008-102008-113A2008-112009-022009-10 12547S1179033020699853112184802240941197AUC0301003727925The new-found Northerne deedle: or,163312007-086TECH2007-102007-113Y2007-112008-022008-09 12548C.20.f.7[450]998845511831552264209877Guy, Robert, writer of ballads.The witty vvesterne lasse: or, You maids, that with your friends whole nights have spent, : beware back-fallings, for feare of the event. To a new tune, called The begger boy.163512008-085PDCC2008-102008-113A2008-112009-022009-10 12556S1059999984172463242240884728AUA5178003712802Certaine English verses penned by D158872007-1111PDCC2008-012008-033A2008-032008-092009-03 12557S1035909983934037492248564110AUB5250003722874The co[n]futacyon of the fyrst part15361582007-11286PDCC2008-012009-073Y2009-072009-092011-04 12558S1035939983934337522240904316AUA3613003711237A declaracion of the state, wherin1554572007-11234PDCC2008-012009-093A2009-092010-042011-04 12559S11245499847708127652240938780AUA9004003716628A manifeste detection of the notabl1554562007-11222PDCC2008-012008-033A2008-032008-092009-03 12560S11245799847711127682248523395AUA9006003716630A playne demonstration of Iohn Frit15571042007-11394PDCC2008-052008-063A2008-062008-092009-03 12561.2S308633142597281452240925805AUC5479003733103Another godly letter, lately writte162512006-024TECH2006-022006-033A2006-032006-042006-06 12561S1036049983935437632240873171AUA3618003711242The English phlebotomy: or, Method15921612006-02443APEX2006-032006-043A2006-042006-092007-01 12562AS11841899853625190172240938299AUC0556003728180The glasse of mans folly1615382012-10172PDCC2012-102013-023A2013-022014-032014-10 12564S10966399845310102022240897743AUA7481003715105A consultorie for all Christians.1549592008-0795PDCC2008-092008-113A2008-112009-022009-10 12567S11898799854194196032248510718AUC0835003728459A description of the Church of Chri1610652013-10231PDCC2013-102013-113A2013-112014-032014-10 12568S1035749983932537342240867682AUB5238003722862The diuell of the vault. Or, The vn1606142004-0317APEX2004-032004-043A2004-042004-072004-08 12569S119433998546401763072264218124I. H.,$dfl. 1611.The picture of Christ : The wonder of meditation, the earnest of eternitie, the touchstone of faith: or, A counterbuffe to despaire. Gathered from the great fountaine, and store house of liuing waters, the most ancient, sacred, holy, authenticall selfe-assuring, and canonicall scriptures, of the old and new testament.16112212014-01352PDCC2014-022014-043A2014-042015-032016-02 12570S1035769983932737362240900507AUB5240003722864This vvorlds folly.1615212009-0356PDCC2009-042010-013A2010-012010-042011-04 12571S1035889983933837472240888982AUB5249003722873VVork for chimny-sweepers: or A war1602252003-0275TECH2003-032003-053Y2003-052003-062003-07 12572S1060169984174163442240855945AUB5852003723476The house of correction: or, Certay1619282004-0345PDCC2004-042004-113A2004-112005-012005-03 12574S11500499850224154112240875921AUB8663003726287The spiritual pilgrimage of Hierusa1605912010-08170PDCC2010-082010-093A2010-092011-062011-12 12576S11246299847716127732248528514AUA9011003716635[A prayer for assistance against th158812007-084TECH2007-102007-113Y2007-112008-022008-09 12577S11790599853114184822240887678AUC0302003727926A nevv treatise of the pestilence,160382006-0320PDCC2006-052007-053A2007-052008-022008-09 12578S1035919983934137502248565789AUB5251003722875The beautie of the remarkable yeare163882010-0122PDCC2010-012010-033A2010-032010-042011-04 12580S116542998517581762902248547723W. H.,$dfl. 1606.The reformed trauailer. By W.H. Biens sans bruit 1606432014-01147PDCC2014-022015-103A2015-102022-12 12581S1035929983934237512240897038AUB5252003722876The true picture and relation of Pr1634252008-0889PDCC2008-112009-053A2009-052009-092011-04 12582.24S122934998990931506292248529048005371115Habermann, Johann,$d1516-1590.The princes prayers. The first and second part. Contayning Christian and zealous meditations for euery day in the weeke, morning and euening16101982013-12268PDCC2014-012014-043A2014-042015-032016-02 12582.3S12016799855366208562240870509AUB1681003719305The enimie of securitie or A dailie15791952004-12456APEX2004-122005-013A2005-012005-042005-10 12582S116543998517591762912248545626W. H.,$cgent.Herbert, William,$cSir,$d1553?-1593,$eattributed name.Englands sorrowe or, A farewell to Essex : with a commemoration of the famous liues, and vntimely deaths of many woorthie personages which haue liued in England. By W.H. gent. The contents follow in the next page.1606382014-01115PDCC2014-022014-033A2014-032015-032016-02 12585S1036119983936037692240880499AUB5259003722883Castara16401312004-02228APEX2004-032004-053A2004-052004-072004-08 12586S12058899855784212862240889919AUB1882003719506The historie of Edvvard the Fourth,16401192004-02396APEX2004-032004-113A2004-112005-012005-03 12587S12059499855789212912240932599AUB1886003719510The Queene of Arragon.1640342004-02148APEX2004-032004-043A2004-042004-072004-08 12588S11906899854275196852240918588AUC0885003728509A learned sermon handling the quest1605352008-0171PDCC2008-012008-033A2008-032008-092009-03 12589S11899199854198196072240911489AUC0836003728460A sermon needfull for theese [sic]1591272008-0177PDCC2008-012008-033A2008-032008-092009-03 12590S11975199854957204232240910889AUB1521003719145A sermon preached at Nevvport-Paign1628302008-0185PDCC2008-012008-023A2008-022008-092009-03 12591S11790699853115184832248555306AUC0303003727927A sermon principally entreating of1606322008-0176PDCC2008-012008-023A2008-022008-092009-03 12592S11899399854200196092240928953AUC0837003728461Tvvo fruitful sermons, needfull for1607212008-0195PDCC2008-012011-013A2011-012011-062011-12 12594S1036089983935737662240862984AUA3621003711245Against Ierome Osorius Byshopp of S15815382000-002658PDCC2001-082002-023A2002-022002-032003-01 12598S11246499847717127742248523413AUA9012003716636A sight of the Portugall pearle, th1565682004-05108PDCC2004-072004-083A2004-082004-102004-11 12599S106169998418921747142248590501Hæc-vir: or, The womanish-man: : being an answere to a late booke intituled Hic-mulier. Exprest in a briefe dialogue betweene Hæc-vir the womanish-man, and Hic-mulier the man-woman.1620122012-1032PDCC2012-102012-123A2012-122013-022014-03 12600S11758499852796181452240885659AUB0742003718366A true declaration of the arriuall1613132013-0739PDCC2013-082013-103A2013-102014-032014-10 12602S1059499984167462722248586661AUB5814003723438Diuine meditations, and elegies. By1622632003-05160TECH2003-052005-033A2005-032005-042005-10 12603S1060219984174663492240903140AUB5855003723479Englands-exchequer. Or A discourse1625262003-0588TECH2003-052005-033R2020-012022-12 12604S1059519984167662742240908835AUB5816003723440Visiones rerum.1623742003-05219APEX2003-062003-083A2003-082003-102003-11 12605.5S5243399607141504032240921718005370820Hake, Edward,$dfl. 1560-1604.A ioyfull continuance of the commemoration of the most prosperous and peaceable reigne of our gratious and deare soueraigne lady Elizabeth, by the grace of God of England, Fraunce and Irelande, Queene, &c. :$bnowe newly enlarged with an exhortation applyed to this present tyme /$cset foorth this xvii day of Nouember beyng the fyrst day of the xxi yeere of Her Maiesties said reigne, by Edw. Hake ... ; hereunto is added a thankesgiuing of the godly, for Her Maiesties prosperitie hitherto, with an earnest desire of the longe continuance of the same to Gods glory and our comfort.1578292007-0562APEX2007-062007-113A2007-112008-022008-09 12605S1060189984174363462240893486AUA5191003712815A commemoration of the most prosper1575202004-0846PDCC2004-102004-113A2004-112005-012005-03 12606S1061419984186564802248573724AUA5251003712875Newes out of Powles Churchyarde1579642004-08144TECH2004-082004-093A2004-092004-102004-11 12607S1061399984186364782248590494AUB5902003723526Of golds kingdome, and this vnhelpi1604332004-0883APEX2004-082004-093A2004-092004-102004-11 12608S1036149983936337722240892774AUA3624003711248An oration conteyning an expostulat1587162004-0858PDCC2004-102004-113A2004-112005-012005-03 12609S1059539984167862762240854652AUA5168003712792A touchestone for this time present1574532004-08118PDCC2004-102004-113A2004-112005-012005-03 12610S1036129983936137702240904343AUB5260003722884An ansvvere to a treatise vvritten16161892002-08842TECH2002-102002-113A2002-112002-122003-01 12611S12059999855794212972264216358AUC1636003729260An apologie of the povver and proui16272582002-081759APEX2002-092002-103A2002-102002-122003-01 12614S1035669983931737252240887303AUB5231003722855The auncient ecclesiasticall practi1613162002-0840TECH2002-112002-123A2002-122003-022003-03 12615S1036339983938237962248564166AUB5271003722895A comparison betvveene the dayes of1626202002-0839APEX2002-092002-103A2002-102002-122003-01 12616S1036349983938337972264178339AUB5272003722896King Dauids vow for reformation of16211872002-08375TECH2002-102002-113Y2002-112002-122003-01 12620S11790799853116184842248547776AUC0304003727928A sermon preached at Barstaple1632212002-0851APEX2002-092002-103A2002-102002-122003-01 12622S1036369983938537992248564144AUB5273003722897The vanitie of the eye1615972002-08168TECH2002-102002-113A2002-112002-122003-01 12624S1059549984167962772264185457AUB5817003723441Diuers voyages touching the discoue1582642013-07253PDCC2013-082013-103A2013-102014-032014-10 12626AS1067539984246371162254576711AUA5662003713286The principal nauigations [v.1-3]159910362000-0011129PDCC2001-002001-001Y2001-092002-102A2002-102002-122003-09 12627S12193099857087227592248516930AUB2461003720085The priuate schoole of defence. Or1614232008-0130PDCC2008-012008-023A2008-022008-092009-03 12628S1036389983938738012240894039AUB5275003722899A sermon preached at St Maries in O1617222005-0668TECH2005-072005-093A2005-092005-102005-12 12629S11896199854168195772240892007AUC0824003728448A letter sent by F.A. touchyng the1576632003-04256PDCC2003-052003-063A2003-062003-082003-09 12630S11760899852820181712240882942AUB0759003718383A horrible creuel and bloudy murthe161472009-0314PDCC2009-042011-033A2011-032011-062011-12 12632S1059639984168862862248590823AUA5172003712796[The courte of vertue.].15651812007-06434APEX2007-072008-033A2008-032008-092009-03 12635BS12019499855393208832240902706AUC1492003729116Hall, Joseph,$d1574-1656.Lo., Ro.The vvorks of Ioseph Hall Doctor in Diuinitie, and Deane of Worcester16257252011-065347PDCC2011-072011-083A2011-082012-052012-10 12641S1036159983936437732264174602AUB5261003722885Hall, Joseph,$d1574-1656.Urban$bVIII,$cPope,$d1568-1644.An ansvver to Pope Vrban his inurbanity, expressed in a breue sent to Lowis the French King, exasperating him against the Protestants in France. VVritten in Latine by the Right Reverend Father in God, Ioseph Lord Bishop of Exeter. Translated into English by B.S.1629232005-0145PDCC2005-032005-043Y2005-042005-102005-12 12642S11841999853626190182240915987AUC0557003728181The arte of diuine meditation16061102007-06103APEX2007-062007-093A2007-092008-022008-09 12646BS1036399983938838022240880641AUB5276003722900Certaine irrefragable propositions163972005-016PDCC2005-032005-043A2005-042005-102005-12 12646S11899699854203196122240906706AUC0838003728462The best bargaine.1623232005-0131PDCC2005-032005-043A2005-042005-102005-12 12647S11857399853780191762240939073AUC0664003728288The character of man1635442005-0153TECH2005-012005-023A2005-022005-042005-10 12648BS1036299983937837902240880658AUB5270003722894Christian moderation.16401942005-01288PDCC2005-052005-063A2005-062005-102005-12 12648S1036209983936937792264177655AUA3625003711249Hall, Joseph,$d1574-1656.Characters of vertues and vices1608962005-0189PDCC2005-042005-053A2005-052005-102005-12 12649S1036539983940238182248558159AUB5289003722913A common apologie of the Church of1610802004-04299TECH2004-052004-063A2004-062004-072004-08 12650S12262124165870272852240946756AUC4747003732371Contemplations vpon the principall16121892005-11262TECH2005-112006-083A2006-082006-092007-01 12652S1036309983937937912240888969AUA3629003711253Contemplations vpon the principal p16142462005-01311TECH2005-012005-023A2005-022005-042005-10 12654S1036609983940838242240862977AUB5295003722919Contemplations vpon the principal p16152342007-06317APEX2007-062008-043A2008-042008-092009-03 12656S1036699983941738352240892779AUB5296003722920Contemplations vpon the principall16182502005-01299PDCC2005-042005-053A2005-052005-102005-12 12657AS1036719983941938372240885453AUB5297003722921Contemplations, the sixth volume. B16222342005-01288TECH2005-012005-023A2005-022005-042005-10 12657S11906999854276196862240938411AUC0886003728510Contemplations, the fifth volume. B16202572007-06330APEX2007-062009-023A2009-022009-092011-04 12658.5S103672998394201766542240894021Hall, Joseph,$d1574-1656.Contemplations vpon the historie of the old Testament. The seuenth volume. In two bookes. By Ios. Hall D.D. Contemplations upon the principall passages of the Holy Storie. Vol. 716232672014-01388PDCC2014-012014-023A2014-022014-032014-10 12659S1036739983942138392240867704AUB5298003722922Contemplations vpon the historicall16262892005-11427APEX2005-122006-103A2006-102007-022007-10 12661.5S103631998393801766552264177660Hall, Joseph,$d1574-1656.Episcopacie by divine right. Asserted, by Jos. Hall, B. of Exon 16401442013-12377PDCC2014-012014-023A2014-022014-032014-10 12661.7S1036379983938638002240885481AUB5274003722898Epistles the first volume: Containi1608992005-11155TECH2005-112006-083A2006-082006-092007-01 12662.5S92839485618441766562240923957Hall, Joseph,$d1574-1656.Epistles, the first volume: : conteining two decads. / By Ioseph Hall.16081102014-02158PDCC2014-032014-043A2014-042015-032016-02 12663.2S103632998393811769442264178338Hall, Joseph,$d1574-1656.Epistles, the second volume: conteining two decads. By Ioseph Hall Epistles. Vol. 216082442013-12344PDCC2014-012014-043A2014-042015-032016-02 12663.4S469123742112268532264220850AUA2434003710058Epistles.16111282005-11186APEX2005-122006-103A2006-102007-022007-10 12665S11659499851810171022240919006AUB9502003727126The great impostor1623382005-1163PDCC2006-042007-043A2007-042008-022008-09 12666S11900199854208196172240940157AUC0841003728465Heauen vpon earth, or Of true peace16061152005-11126TECH2005-112006-083A2006-082006-092007-01 12671S1036549983940338192248562620AUB5290003722914Holy obseruations. Lib. 1. Also som16071052005-1189PDCC2006-032007-033A2007-032008-022008-09 12673S12295424528661277602240925485AUC5140003732764An holy panegyrick1613602005-1176APEX2005-122006-033A2006-032006-042006-06 12674S11901199854218196272248500545AUC0845003728469The honor of the married clergie, m16201932005-11439PDCC2006-032007-033Y2007-032008-022008-09 12675R21002999835823482248544099AUB3262003720886An humble remonstrance to the High1641232005-1139APEX2005-112006-083Y2006-082006-092007-01 12677S1036979983944338642240904292AUB5303003722927The hypocrite.1630432005-1162TECH2005-112006-023Y2006-022006-042006-06 12678S11857599853782191782240899246AUC0666003728290The Kings prophecie: or VVeeping io1603152005-1121APEX2005-112005-123Y2005-122006-012006-02 12679.5S1037129983945838822248594058AUB5306003722930Meditations and vowes, diuine and m16051192005-11121APEX2005-112006-083Y2006-082006-092007-01 12680.5S1036619983940938262264175851Hall, Joseph,$d1574-1656.Meditations and vowes, diuine and morall: a third century. / By Ioseph Hall.Meditations and vowes divine and morall. Century 316061022014-01104PDCC2014-012014-033A2014-032015-032016-02 12686.3S1036849983943138502248558142AUA3644003711268Hall, Joseph,$d1574-1656.Gentili, Alberico,$d1552-1608.Healey, John,$dd. 1610.The discouery of a new world or A description of the South Indies16131432005-11328TECH2005-112006-013A2006-012006-042006-06 12688.5S1036932416825038602248543183AUA2451003710075Hall, Joseph,$d1574-1656.Hall, Robert,$d1605-1667.Occasionall meditations16311922005-11202TECH2005-112006-083A2006-082006-092007-01 12690S11761099852822181732240887863AUB0760003718384The olde religion16281232005-11252PDCC2006-032007-033A2007-032008-022008-09 12692S1037579983950239302240887323AUB5318003722942One of the sermons preacht at Westm1628602005-1183TECH2005-112006-083A2006-082006-092007-01 12693S1037589983950339312240867801AUB5319003722943One of the sermons preach't to the1629352005-1151APEX2005-112006-083A2006-082006-092007-01 12694AS12092999856122216442248509887AUB2037003719661The Passion sermon1609512005-1186PDCC2006-042007-043A2007-042008-022008-09 12696S1060279984175263552240853064AUB5857003723481The peace of Rome.16091262005-01352PDCC2005-052005-063A2005-062005-102005-12 12699S11659599851811171032240865959AUB9503003727127Pharisaisme and Christianity16081092005-11153PDCC2006-032006-043A2006-042006-092007-01 12702S120055998552551762922240884394Hall, Joseph,$d1574-1656.A plaine and familiar explication (by way of paraphrase) of all the hard texts of the whole divine Scripture of the Old and Nevv Testament. By Ios. Exon 16335342013-123463PDCC2014-012014-043A2014-042015-032016-02 12705S11901999854226196352240904830AUC0851003728475Quo vadis?1617592005-1193APEX2005-112006-083Y2006-082006-092007-01 12709AS1037089983945438772240880645AUB5305003722929The reconciler: or An epistle pacif1629692005-1187TECH2005-112006-083A2006-082006-092007-01 12710.9S271124529408277622248533570AUC5141003732765The righteous mammon1618602005-1185TECH2005-112006-083A2006-082006-092007-01 12710S1037539983949839262248585559AUB5314003722938The remedy of prophanenesse. Or, Of16371382005-11175PDCC2006-032007-033A2007-032008-022008-09 12712S12208099857232229232248512447AUC2155003729779Salomons diuine arts, of 1. Ethicke16091432005-11237PDCC2006-032007-033A2007-032008-022008-09 12713S1036579983940638222248558155AUB5293003722917A sermon of publike thanksgiuing fo1626312005-1142PDCC2006-042007-043A2007-042008-022008-09 12714.5S113020998482611768522240909254Hall, Joseph,$d1574-1656.A sermon preached before his majestie at his court of Thebalds, on Sunday, Sept. 15. 1622 : In the ordinary course of attendance. By Ios. Hall D.D.1622242013-1231PDCC2013-122014-033A2014-032015-032016-02 12714S11516399850382155792240870305AUB8729003726353A sermon preached at the happily-re1624272005-1139APEX2005-112006-023A2006-022006-042006-06 12715S1037569983950139292240904314AUB5317003722941The true peace-maker1624252005-1138TECH2005-112006-023A2006-022006-042006-06 12718S1037159983946138812288754131Virgidemiarum. First three bookes1602412005-1167APEX2005-112006-013A2006-012006-042006-06 12719S1037169983946238812288754131Virgidemiarum. Last three bookes1599552005-1191APEX2005-112006-013A2006-012006-042006-06 12720S1061379984186264772248575673AUB5901003723525Mortalities meditation: or, A descr1624222008-0473PDCC2008-062008-073A2008-072008-092009-03 12722S11311099848350134372240865058AUA9301003716925The vnion of the two noble and illu15486402002-073894TECH2001-002001-072R2001-112002-042R2002-102002-113A2002-112002-122003-01 12724C.20.f.7[28]998841891829392240899843Halliarg, Arthur.The cruell shrow: or, The patient mans vvoe : Declaring the misery, and the great paine, by his vnquiet wife he doth dayly sustaine. To the tune of Cuckolds all arowe.164012008-086PDCC2008-102008-123A2008-122009-022009-10 12725C.20.f.7[236]20119998843521830442264209688Hamdultun, Valentine.A mery nevv iigge. Or, The pleasant wooing betwixt Kit and Pegge : To the tune of Strawberry leaues make maidens faire.163012008-085PDCC2008-102008-123A2008-122009-022009-10 12726S1059699984169462922240875634AUB5824003723448King Iames his encomium{middot} Or1626172008-0456PDCC2008-062008-073A2008-072008-092009-03 12728S1037199983946538912240897045Hamilton, James Hamilton,$cDuke of,$d1606-1649.Whereas some have given out that by the Act of Councell, which explaineth the Confession of Faith lately commanded to be sworn by his Majestie, to be understood of the Confession of Faith, as it was then professed and received ... Explanation of the meaning of the Oath and the Covenant1638382013-12121PDCC2013-122014-033A2014-032015-032016-02 12729S11671499851930172262240906690AUB9585003727209Hamilton, John,$dfl. 1568-1609.Ane Catholik and facile traictise15811612005-12437TECH2006-012006-023R2020-012022-12 12730S11818399853392187752248550571AUC0443003728067A facile traictise, contenand, firs16002932005-12598APEX2006-012006-023R 12731.4S92849545329161807912240910592Hamilton, Patrick, 1504?-1528.Frith, John, 1503-1533, tr.[Paitrikes places].153192010-0933PDCC2010-102011-053Y2011-052011-062011-12 12731.8S10950699845153100382240928874AUA7366003714990Dyuers frutful gatherynges of scrip1534132004-1229PDCC2005-022005-033A2005-032005-042005-10 12731S11975699854962204282240937361AUB1522003719146The catechisme15522212005-12770PDCC2006-052006-063A2006-062006-092007-01 12734S1059939984171863172240899524AUA5177003712801A most excelent and fruitful treati1598342004-12118APEX2005-022005-043A2005-042005-102005-12 12735S1037739983951839462240897046AUB5322003722946A paradox.1640192003-1149APEX2003-122004-023A2004-022004-042004-05 12736S1059979984172263222248587642AUB5848003723472A true discourse of the present est1615402003-11132PDCC2003-122004-013A2004-012004-022004-03 12737.5S434124171043272982240908355AUC4756003732380An inquisition of the true church,1622212008-0452PDCC2008-062008-073A2008-072008-092009-03 12738S12049899855694211962240906273AUC1614003729238A sermon preached before the Kings1620582008-04103PDCC2008-082008-103A2008-102009-022009-10 12739.5S271224529874277632240924117AUC5142003732766The threefold state of man vpon ear1620352008-04121PDCC2008-062008-083A2008-082008-092009-03 12739S1037759983952039482240897001AUB5323003722947A sermon preached in the cittie of1611192008-0456PDCC2008-062008-073A2008-072008-092009-03 12740S1038199983956439952240878358AUB5340003722964Tvvo sermons preached before the Ki1609272008-0484PDCC2008-062008-073A2008-072008-092009-03 12741S12049999855695211972240880009AUC1615003729239A proclamation of vvarre from the L1627252008-0484PDCC2008-062008-073A2008-072008-092009-03 12742S1038209983956539962240890870AUA3720003711344The ensamples of vertue and vice, g15614072002-06893PDCC2002-082002-093A2002-092002-102003-01 12744S1038239983956839992240926470AUA3721003711345The baptizing of a Turke.1586452008-04111PDCC2008-062008-073A2008-072008-092009-03 12745S392327316083279312240921524AUC5283003732907The great bragge and challenge of M1581312004-11103PDCC2005-012005-033A2005-032005-042005-10 12746S1037369983948139072240867949AUA3675003711299The Iesuites banner.1581482005-06184APEX2005-062005-073A2005-072005-102005-12 12747S1037379983948239082240896985AUB5311003722935A happy husband or, Directions for16191002003-02272APEX2003-032003-043Y2003-042003-062003-07 12749S1037399983948439102240867991AUB5313003722937Two elegies, on the late death of o1619202005-1039APEX2005-112006-083A2006-082006-092007-01 12750S11858299853789191852240896160AUC0669003728293Time is a turne-coate. 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Iewels replie15673272002-051203PDCC2002-072002-083A2002-082002-102003-01 12762S1037559983950039282240916903AUB5316003722940A confutation of a booke intituled15654872013-121696PDCC2014-012014-043A2014-042015-032016-02 12763S11248099847730127892240919799AUA9015003716639A detection of sundrie foule errour15684522013-121699PDCC2014-012014-023A2014-022014-032014-10 12766.7S1037729983951739452248593557AUA3694003711318The chronicle of Ihon Hardyng15434182007-091329APEX2007-102008-053A2008-052008-092009-03 12766S1038449983958940232240938986AUB5348003722972Conformity with piety, requisite in1638162008-0549PDCC2008-102011-073A2011-072012-052012-10 12769S12064199855836213412240923871AUB1910003719534The repentance of Iohn Haren priest1610312006-04130APEX2006-052006-073A2006-072006-092007-01 12771S11731799852532178572240883050AUB9994003727618The hunting of the fox: or, Flatter1632472003-0492APEX2003-052005-033A2005-032005-042005-10 12772S1038499983959440292240902480AUA3739003711363An anatomie of the metamorpho-sed A159682003-0322TECH2003-042003-053A2003-052003-062003-07 12773.5S469323742836268552240919093AUC4404003732028An apologie1596342003-0475APEX2003-052005-023A2005-022005-042005-10 12775.5S103852998395961775652240862980Harington, John,$cSir,$d1560-1612.Epigrams both pleasant and serious, written by that all-worthy knight, Sir Iohn Harrington: and neuer before printed 1615252014-0178PDCC2014-012014-043A2014-042015-032016-02 12776S1038539983959740322240874884AUB5350003722974The most elegant and witty epigrams1618942003-04240PDCC2003-052003-063A2003-062003-082003-09 12779.5S1038619983960440432248584507AUA3742003711366A nevv discourse of a stale subiect1596752003-04171TECH2003-052004-103Y2004-102005-012005-03 12782S1037779983952239512240897040AUA3697003711321Vlysses vpon Aiax. Written by Misod1596402003-0481APEX2003-052004-013A2004-012004-022004-03 12786S1064279984214367732248590507AUA5421003713045A briefe and true report of the new1590832000-00121APEX2001-042001-001Y2001-002001-112003-01 12787S11248799847736127962240941259AUA9020003716644A caueat for commen cursetors vvlga1567322013-07146PDCC2013-082013-103A2013-102014-032014-10 12788S1060059984173063312240939466AUA5182003712806A caueat o[r warening, for [?]] com1573312000-00145TECH2001-002001-002R2001-092001-103A2001-102001-112003-01 12789.5S1060062453408963332264225020AUC5143003732767Harman, Thomas,$dfl. 1567.Greene, Robert,$d1558?-1592.The groundworke of conny-catching, the manner of their pedlers-French, and the meanes to vnderstand the same1592262005-09130PDCC2005-112006-083A2006-082006-092007-01 12794S11976199854967204332264220693AUB1524003719148Concio quaedam admodum ele1553292000-0066APEX2001-092002-063A2002-062002-072003-11 12795S11249099847739127992248525676AUB2793003720417A notable and learned sermon or hom1536212008-0527PDCC2008-102011-073A2011-072012-052012-10 12797S1060099984173463362240899547AUB5851003723475Tessaradelphus, or The four brother1616202008-0579PDCC2008-102011-073A2011-072012-052012-10 12798S11874899853955193602240893518AUC0741003728365A famous dittie of the ioyful recea158412003-045APEX2003-052003-063A2003-062003-082003-09 12800S11982499855030205002248505127AUB1545003719169In this boke are conteyned the co[m1528232005-05106TECH2005-062005-073R2020-012022-12 12802S311233142667281712240925768AUC5503003733127A Briefe collection of some part of162112007-087TECH2007-082007-093R2020-012022-12 12803S11976699854972204392240870491AUB1525003719149A sermon preached at Brocket Hall,1588242008-0565PDCC2008-102011-093A2011-092012-052012-10 12804S11249299847741128012240922552AUA9022003716646[A sermon preached at Hitchin in ..1590422008-0579PDCC2008-102011-093A2011-092012-052012-10 12805S1037789983952339522240904233AUA3698003711322The liues, apprehensions, arraignme1609312003-08114APEX2003-092003-103A2003-102003-122004-03 12806S1037879983953239632240888993AUB5327003722951The destruction of Sodome1629282005-0389TECH2005-042005-053A2005-052005-102005-12 12807S11982299855028204982240899115AUB1544003719168Brittaines hallelujah or A sermon o1639162008-0561PDCC2008-102011-093A2011-092012-052012-10 12808.7S12028599855484209792240917108AUC1536003729160A briefe confutation of certaine ab1639472008-05 12810S11689999852114174212240866146AUB9701003727325The excommunication published by th1633562006-06231TECH2006-062007-063Y2007-062008-022008-09 12811S11902299854229196382240911458AUC0852003728476Exile exiled.1635312008-05107PDCC2008-092008-103Y2008-102009-022009-10 12812S11653199851747170382240878506AUB9480003727104Fratres sobrii estote. I. Pet. 5. 81634492008-05225PDCC2008-082008-093Y2008-092009-022009-10 12815S11902399854230196392248513675AUC0853003728477The English concord16141642008-05617PDCC2008-102011-063A2011-062012-052012-10 12817S11659999851815171072240931631AUB9507003727131Absaloms funerall: preached at Banb1610212008-0587PDCC2008-062008-073A2008-072008-092009-03 12824S1037939983953839692248583015AUB5329003722953The blessednesse of a sound spirit:1628162008-0545PDCC2008-092011-063A2011-062012-052012-10 12825S1037949983953939702240926277AUB5330003722954Dauids comfort at Ziklag.1628152008-0538PDCC2008-082009-033A2009-032009-092011-04 12827.5S103795998990361509432248521454005371289Harris, Robert,$d1581-1658.The drunkards cup. /$cBy Master Harris, pastor of Hanwell, and Bachelor in Diuinitie.1619212008-0588PDCC2008-102017-053A2017-052022-12 12831S11660299851818171102240929003AUB9510003727134Gods goodnes and mercy.1622192008-0558PDCC2008-082009-033R2009-052010-063A2010-062011-062011-12 12836S12067999855873213812248509908AUC1661003729285Hezekiahs recovery. Or, A sermon, s1626302008-0596PDCC2008-062008-093A2008-092009-022009-10 12839.7S12017299855371208612240902652AUB1686003719310Peters enlargement vpon the prayers1624182008-0548PDCC2008-092011-063A2011-062012-052012-10 12847S1038009983954539762240878377AUB5335003722959S. Pauls confidence.1628122008-0532PDCC2008-092011-063A2011-062012-052012-10 12848S1038019983954639772240923232AUB5336003722960Samuels funerall. Or A sermon preac1618192008-0575PDCC2008-102011-093A2011-092012-052012-10 12853S103816998395611775662248589485Harris, Robert,$d1581-1658.Tvvo sermons: the one preached before the iudges of assize at Oxford. The other to the Vniuersitie. By Robert Harris 1628302013-1279PDCC2013-122014-073A2014-072015-032016-02 12854S1059429984166762652240872258AUB5810003723434Tvvo sermons1630242008-0667PDCC2008-092008-103A2008-102009-022009-10 12855S1038179983956239932248583013AUB5339003722963The vvay to true happinesse.16323892013-121275PDCC2014-012014-043A2014-042015-032016-02 12857.2S11884699854053194602240896153AUB1251003718875Late nevves out of Barbary.1613122007-0127APEX2007-012007-033A2007-032008-022008-09 12857.4S11633099851547168252240903312AUB9374003726998The nevv prophetical King of Barbar1613122004-0827TECH2004-082004-103A2004-102005-012005-03 12857S1038189983956339942248584247AUA3719003711343An exhortacion to the Scottes1547642008-0691PDCC2008-112009-013A2009-012009-022009-10 12858S11653299851748170392240878693AUB9481003727105The Messiah already come. Or Profes1619402004-01201PDCC2004-022004-033Y2004-032004-042004-05 12859S12119199856376219162240858638AUC1910003729534A short relation of the departure o161992004-0131APEX2004-012004-023A2004-022004-042004-05 12860S11660699851822171142240903289AUB9514003727138The tragicall life and death of Mul1633162004-0150TECH2004-022004-073A2004-072004-102004-11 12861S11249399847742128022240941271AUA9023003716647A little treatise vppon the firste1583632004-08131PDCC2004-102004-113A2004-112005-012005-03 12862.5S120337998555361766872240914735Harrison, Robert,$dd. 1585?Three formes of catechismes : conteyning the most principall pointes of religion. 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King, of England. and the sixt of Scotland at his Maiesties entrance and passage through his honorable citty & chamber of London. vpon the 15th. day of march 1603. / Invented and published by Stephen Harrison ioyner and architect: and graven by William Kip..161392010-093PDCC2010-102010-113A2010-112011-062011-12 12863S12202199857174228582240885941AUC2139003729763The arch's of triumph erected in ho1604172002-0752TECH2002-092002-103A2002-102002-122003-01 12864S271524535184277662240924175AUC5145003732769The Christian life and death of Mis1612122012-0657PDCC2012-072012-093A2012-092013-022014-03 12865S11732799852542178672240904743AUC0004003727628The christian life and death, of Mi1634132004-0860APEX2004-082004-093A2004-092004-102004-11 12866S11732999852544178692240883055AUC0005003727629Deaths aduantage little regarded, a16021222004-03314APEX2004-032004-083A2004-082004-102004-11 12870.5S11302199848262133442240925353AUA9265003716889A plaine and profitable exposition,16252102004-08507APEX2004-082004-093A2004-092004-102004-11 12870S11690699852121174282240904802AUB9707003727331The difference of hearers. Or An ex16142122008-06541PDCC2008-102011-063A2011-062012-052012-10 12871S1038799983962140602240891189AUA3754003711378Tvvo treatises.16392002004-08616TECH2004-082004-103A2004-102005-012005-03 12874S11489599850117153012240875941AUB8592003726216A cordiall for the afflicted.16383382008-07483PDCC2008-092008-103A2008-102009-022009-10 12875S1038809983962240612240874893AUB5357003722981Gods summons unto a generall repent16403382013-12460PDCC2014-012016-043A2016-042022-12 12876S11456399849788149562240865652AUB8426003726050A touch-stone of grace.16301682006-01238TECH2006-012006-123A2006-122007-022007-10 12880S12092299856115216372240872636AUB2034003719658A declaration of egregious popish i16031482008-07618PDCC2008-092008-103A2008-102009-022009-10 12883S1038249983956940002240930722AUA3722003711346A discouery of the fraudulent pract15991572008-07658PDCC2008-092008-103A2008-102009-022009-10 12884S1009959983682211112240871397AUA2885003710509Orders set downe by the most Reuere162912007-085TECH2007-082007-093A2007-092008-022008-09 12885S1038819983962340622240878376AUB5358003722982The tragi-comicall history of Alext1640912005-12125PDCC2006-042007-043A2007-042008-022008-09 12887AS1038269983957140022248585743AUB5343003722967Hart, James,$cof Northampton.Foreest, Pieter van,$d1522-1597.$tArraignment of urines.The anatomie of vrines1625722006-12367TECH2006-122008-023A2008-022008-092009-03 12887S1038259983957040012240926467AUA3723003711347A godly newe short treatyse instruc1548182008-0737PDCC2008-102009-123A2009-122010-042011-04 12888S11980099855006204762240946525AUC1316003728940Klinike, or The diet of the disease16332372008-071938PDCC2008-112008-123A2008-122009-022009-10 12891S1038429983958740212240876531AUB5347003722971The burning bush not consumed1616972008-07228PDCC2008-092008-103A2008-102009-022009-10 12894S11874999853956193612240893521AUC0742003728366The examinations, arraignment {amp} con1608322003-0384PDCC2003-042003-053A2003-052003-062003-07 12896Harl. 5936[332]2263201402028392240880195Gray, Walter,$dd. 1613.Hartgill, George.$tCalendaria: sive tabulæ astronomicæ universales.$lEnglish.Walter Gray gentleman : in commendation of the Author his labors, studies (as well Diuine as Mathematicall) and generositie.159412014-013PDCC2014-012014-083A2014-082015-032016-02 12897.5S5223399606871504052240921736005370800Harvey, Christopher,$dd. ca. 1602.The conditions of Christianity, or, The termes upon which Christ will be followed :$ba necessary consideration for them that otherwise would bee apt to take up religion upon trust, and only keep company with Christ awhile for fashion sake /$cby Mr. Christopher Harvey, sometime minister of Gods word at Bunbury in Cheshire.1636422008-0753PDCC2008-102011-083A2011-082012-052012-10 12898S1038949983963640762240907974AUA3765003711389The synagogue, or, The shadow of th1640192002-1238APEX2003-022003-033Y2003-032003-042003-05 12900.5S1038549983959840332248584503AUB5351003722975Harvey, Gabriel,$d1550?-1631.Foure letters, and certaine sonnets1592392007-02138APEX2007-032009-023A2009-022009-092011-04 12902S1061369984186164762240873693AUA5250003712874A nevv letter of notable contents.1593172002-0457APEX2002-042002-053A2002-052002-062003-01 12903S1038999983964140812240894026AUA3770003711394Pierces supererogation or A new pra15931272002-04443APEX2002-042002-053R2002-072002-083A2002-082002-102003-01 12906S1060179984174263452240886514AUA5190003712814The trimming of Thomas Nashe Gentle1597292002-0590TECH2002-062002-073R2002-102002-113A2002-112002-122003-01 12907S11567099850888161242240872643AUB0280003717904An astrologicall addition, or suppl1583412005-11111TECH2005-122006-013A2006-012006-042006-06 12908S1039049983964640862240935651AUA3774003711398A discoursiue probleme concerning p1588672005-11327APEX2005-122006-013A2006-012006-042006-06 12909.7S92875526332801740752240923961Harvey, Richard, 1560-1623?An astrological discourse vpon the great and notable coniunction of the tvvo superiour planets, Saturne & Iupiter, which shall happen the 28 day of April, 1583 : With a briefe declaration of the effectes, which the late eclipse of the sunne 1582. is yet heerafter to woorke. / Written newly by Richard Harvey: partely, to supplie that is wanting in cõmon prognostications: and partely by prædiction of mischiefes ensuing, either to breed some endeuour of preuention by foresight, so farre as lyeth in vs: or at leastwise, to arme vs with pacience beforehande.1583512008-07144PDCC2008-102008-113A2008-112009-022009-10 12913S125405999005851322162240891968005372363Harvey, Richard,$d1560-1623?Philadelphus, or a defence of Brutes, and the Brutans history :$bWritten by R. H.1593562008-07192PDCC2008-092008-103A2008-102009-022009-10 12914S1038729983961440532240921121AUA3751003711375Plaine Perceuall the peace-maker of1590182002-1254APEX2003-022003-063A2003-062003-082003-09 12915S11734799852562178872248539025AUC0018003727642Harvey, Richard,$d1560-1623?A theologicall discourse of the Lamb of God and his enemies15901022008-07383PDCC2008-092008-103A2008-102009-022009-10 12916S11256299847810128712248523373AUA9049003716673The danger of discontentment1599262008-0762PDCC2008-092008-113A2008-112009-022009-10 12917S11660899851824171162240927318AUB9516003727140A discourse concerning the soule an16041412008-07334PDCC2008-102011-063A2011-062012-052012-10 12918S1039229983966441052240930497AUA3784003711408A discourse of the seuerall kinds a1607122008-0734PDCC2008-092008-103A2008-102009-022009-10 12922S1038569983959940352240873249AUB5352003722976Harvvards phlebotomy: or, A treatis1601772006-02291TECH2006-022006-033Y2006-032006-042006-06 12923.5S124981998988821509452240864796005371479Harward, Simon,$dfl. 1572-1614.Three sermons vpon some portions of the former lessons appointed for certaine Sabbaths :$bThe first containing, a displaying of the wilfull deuises of wicked and vaine vvorldlings. Preached at Tanridge in Surrey the first of February 1597. The two latter describing the dangers of discontentment and disobedience. Preached the one at Tanridge and the other at Crowhurst in Iuly then next following. By Simon Harwarde.1599802008-08176PDCC2008-112009-013A2009-012009-022009-10 12923S11256499847812128732240919785AUA9050003716674The solace for the souldier and say1592282008-0895PDCC2008-092008-113A2008-112009-022009-10 12924S11256899847816128772248524787AUA9051003716675Two godlie and learned sermons, pre15821312008-08346PDCC2008-102011-073A2011-072012-052012-10 12925S1061229984184764622240875677AUA5243003712867Strange and wonderfull things. Happ1595192003-0960PDCC2003-102003-113A2003-112003-122004-03 12926S11256999847817128782248523386AUA9052003716676Nevves out of the coast of Spaine.158782002-1226PDCC2003-012003-023A2003-022003-042003-05 12927S11842999853636190292240933984AUC0564003728188A watch-word to all religious, and1598652008-08104PDCC2008-092008-103A2008-102009-022009-10 12928S11977399854979204472240861809AUB1527003719151An apologie or defence of the watch16001132000-00394PDCC2001-072001-092A2001-102001-112003-01 12929S11811999853328187052240909297AUC0396003728020The crie of the poore for the death159612007-085TECH2007-102007-113Y2007-112008-022008-09 12930S11875199853958193632240918793AUC0743003728367An antidote against the plague. Or1615342005-1160APEX2005-122006-043A2006-042006-092007-01 12931S1060339984175863612240890280AUA5196003712820English-men for my money: or, A ple1616422005-11186PDCC2006-032006-043A2006-042006-092007-01 12935S122568999002481506302240877803005371094Hausted, Peter,$dd. 1645.The rivall friends :$bA comœdie, as it was acted before the King and Queens Maiesties, when out of their princely favour they were pleased to visite their Vniversitie of Cambridge, upon the 19. day of March. 1631. Cryed downe by boyes, faction, envie, and confident ignorance, approv'd by the judicious, and now exposed to the publique censure, by the author, Pet. Hausted Mr. in Artes of Queenes Colledge.1632572008-08325PDCC2008-112008-123A2008-122009-022009-10 12937S1039309983967241132248594059AUB5370003722994Ten sermons, preached vpon seuerall16361392008-08491PDCC2008-112011-103A2011-102012-052012-10 12938.5C.20.f.4[255]998850661829232248521781Haviland, Matthew.A monument of Gods most gracious preservation of England from Spanish invasion, Aug. 2. 1588. and Popish treason, Novem. 5. 1605.163512008-082PDCC2008-092009-083A2009-082009-092011-04 12939S1038759983961740562240912540AUA3753003711377The line of liberalitie15691362002-04262PDCC2002-052002-063A2002-062002-072003-01 12943S1093999984504799232240866479AUA7297003714921The co[n]uercyon of swerers.1509182000-0020APEX2001-072001-082Y2001-082001-112003-01 12944S1060229984174763502240864599AUA5192003712816The conuercyon of swerers.153192010-0920PDCC2010-102011-013A2011-012011-062011-12 12945S11219499847452124882240904531AUA8837003716461Here begynneth the boke called the1504472000-00103PDCC2001-072001-082A2001-082001-112003-01 1294824154S121390999003851520702248516963005371609Hawes, Stephen,$dd. 1523?[The pastime of pleasure]150932009-044PDCC2009-052010-043A2010-042011-062011-12 12950S1060259984175063532240897820AUA5194003712818The historie of graunde Amoure and15541092000-00305APEX2001-002001-072A2001-072001-112003-01 12953S10950899845155100402240903145AUA7367003714991A ioyfull medytacyon to all Englond150952000-0012PDCC2001-092001-103A2001-112001-122003-01 12957S1039339983967541162248592516AUB5371003722995The history of S. Elizabeth daughte16322172004-01409APEX2004-022004-033A2004-032004-042004-05 12958S1038869983962840672240921123AUA3759003711383Partheneia sacra. Or The mysterious16331442004-01452TECH2004-012004-023Y2004-022004-042004-05 12961S1061199984184464592248573717AUA5241003712865Hawkins, John,$cSir,$d1532-1595.A true declaration of the troublesome voyadge of M. Iohn Haukins to the parties of Guynea and the west Indies, in the yeares of our Lord 1567. and 15681569182004-0126PDCC2004-022004-033A2004-032004-042004-05 12962S11981699855022204922240895977AUB1540003719164The observations of Sir Richard Hav1622912004-01466PDCC2004-022004-033A2004-032004-042004-05 12963S1061169984184164552240940525AUB5892003723516Apollo shrouing1627522004-01184APEX2004-022004-033A2004-032004-042004-05 12967.5S124988998988831509462240900715005371480Hawley, Jerome,$db. 1588 or 9.To the honourable, the knights, citizens, and burgesses of the Commons House of Parliament :$bThe humble petition of Ierom Hawley Esquire, for and on the behalfe of Phillip Sture an infant, the sonne and heire of Tristram Sture.162112008-088PDCC2008-102008-123A2008-122009-022009-10 12968S11257499835791112264212092AUA2476003710100The confutation of the abbote of Cr1563982004-01460PDCC2004-022004-033A2004-032004-042004-05 12970S11137999846740117272240922439AUB7140003724764A speach, deliuered to the Kings mo1617122004-0127APEX2004-022004-073A2004-072004-102004-11 12971S11843199853638190312240894625AUC0566003728190An aduertiseme[nt] to the subjects1627822004-01490TECH2004-022004-033A2004-032004-042004-05 12972S1039399983968141242240885472AUB5373003722997A vision of Balaams asse.16161562004-01637APEX2004-022004-033Y2004-032004-042004-05 12973S11666799851883171762240927420AUB9549003727173The paragon of Persia; or The lavvy1624182008-0847PDCC2008-092011-063A2011-062012-052012-10 12974S1060819984180664142248592753AUA5217003712841Quodlibets lately come ouer from Ne1628672004-01255PDCC2004-022004-033A2004-032004-042004-05 12975S11517499850393155912264192134AUB8738003726362Hayne, Thomas,$d1582-1645,$eattributed name.$4autA briefe discourse of the scriptures1614652008-08259PDCC2008-092008-103A2008-102009-022009-10 12976S1039409983968241252240868269AUB5374003722998The equall vvayes of God1632252008-0886PDCC2008-092008-113A2008-112009-022009-10 12981S1039059983964740872240926258AUA3775003711399The times, places, and persons of t16071232005-08669PDCC2005-102005-113A2005-112006-012006-02 12984.5S12293324177566273062240902615AUC4763003732387A sermon of the stewards danger1602312004-0163PDCC2004-022004-053A2004-052004-072004-08 12984S1039429983968441272240866308AUB5375003722999Gods vniuersal right proclaimed.1603322004-0158APEX2004-022004-073A2004-072004-102004-11 12986S1039439983968541282240916851AUB5376003723000The strong helper, offering to bear16143342004-01761APEX2004-022004-033A2004-032004-042004-05 12988S1039069983964840882240898965AUB5361003722985An ansvver to the first part of a c1603892004-01301PDCC2004-022004-033A2004-032004-042004-05 12989S12257124556410277702240925497AUC5147003732771Christs prayer vpon the Crosse for1623772004-0186TECH2004-022004-033A2004-032004-042004-05 12992S272024556941277712248535463AUC5148003732772Dauids teares16231782004-01476PDCC2004-022004-033A2004-032004-042004-05 12995S1039089983965040902240926478AUC2345003729969The first part of the life and raig1599802004-01317TECH2004-022004-033A2004-032004-042004-05 1299812997a.5S122951999002991776432264169973AUB5364003722988/005371290Hayward, John,$cSir,$d1564?-1627.Vaughan, Robert C.,$eengraver.The life, and raigne of King Edward the Sixt :$bWritten by Sr. Iohn Hayward Kt. Dr. of Lawe.16301012004-01389APEX2004-022004-033A2004-032004-042004-05 13000S1039169983965840992248587681AUB5366003722990The liues of the III. Normans, King16131582004-01397APEX2004-022004-033A2004-032004-042004-05 13001S11659299851808171002240947276AUB9500003727124A reporte of a discourse concerning1606312004-01123TECH2004-022004-033Y2004-032004-042004-05 13003.5S12298924558192277732248531108AUC5150003732774The sanctuarie of a troubled soule16011332004-0197TECH2004-022004-043Y2004-042004-072004-08 13005AS12116699856353218912248503044AUC1903003729527The second part of the sanctuary of16072892014-01386PDCC2014-022014-033A2014-032015-032016-02 13011S1039469983968841312240926474AUB5379003723003A treatise of vnion of the two real1604322004-01115TECH2004-022004-043R2004-082004-093A2004-092004-102004-11 13012S11653499851750170412240941185The general pardon1570132008-0817PDCC2008-092012-023A2012-022012-052012-10 13013S11653599851751170422240936660The catholike pardon1602152013-0524PDCC2013-062017-043A2017-042022-12 13015S1179203009599853129184972240947290AUC0313003727937A health to all good-fellowes: or,163722002-055TECH2002-062002-073Y2002-072002-082003-01 13016C.20.f.7[210]998843281830302264208617A light hearts a iewell. Or, The honest good blade who a free heart doth carry, : and cares for nothing but to haue's owne vagary. To the tune of Iacke Puddings vagary.164012008-086PDCC2008-092009-083A2009-082009-092011-04 13017S11257799847824128852240919765AUA9055003716679A chrystian exhortation verye profi1566232008-0840PDCC2008-092011-063A2011-062012-052012-10 13018.3S750998990271506312248525815005371280A bloudy new-yeares gift, or A true declaration of the most cruell and bloudy murther, of maister Robert Heath, in his owne house at high Holbourne, being the signe of the fire-brand :$bwhich murther was committed by Rowland Cramphorne, seruant and tapster to the said Heath: on new-yearesday last past in the morning, 1609. Whereunto is annexed, sundry exploits of Tendance, otherwise called Double diligence, seruant vnto Derricke the hangman, who with his consort (Olde dublets) was executed at Tyborne, in Ianuary last past 1609.1609112012-0626PDCC2012-072013-103A2013-102014-032014-10 13018S103949998396911769512240926515Heath, John,$cFellow of New College, Oxford.Two centuries of epigrammes. VVritten by Iohn Heath, Bachelour of Arts, and fellow of New Colledge in Oxford 1610472014-0194PDCC2014-012015-113A2015-112022-12 13019S11865799853864192622240927443AUB1169003718793Heauens ioy, or, Heauen begun vpon1616842011-11178PDCC2011-112012-033A2012-032012-052012-10 13020S11257999847826128872240917758AUA9056003716680An exposition of the whole eight ch1579242008-0853PDCC2008-092008-113A2008-112009-022009-10 13021S1094079984505599312248515352AUA7301003714925Domestycal or housholde sermons1548472007-0796APEX2007-082008-023A2008-022008-092009-03 13022S11343999848673137842240896302AUA9450003717074The seconde parte of the Domestical1549342007-0769APEX2007-082008-033A2008-032008-092009-03 13028S11259799847844129062240917728AUA9068003716692The catechisme, or maner to teach c1572302011-1271PDCC2011-122012-013A2012-012012-052012-10 13029S376433150926288232240914615AUC6136003733760The catechisme, or manner how to in1578372012-0692PDCC2012-072012-093A2012-092013-022014-03 13031.2S92905565728521809552240940872A Catechisme of Christian religion.Heidelberger Katechismus.1610262012-0683PDCC2012-072012-093A2012-092013-022014-03 13032S397234382616290312240940873AUC6328003733952A devout exposition of the holie Ma16142322008-08591PDCC2008-112011-103A2011-102012-052012-10 13033.8S125239999005091734162240877854005372079Heigham, John,$dfl. 1639.The touch-stone of the reformed Ghospell. Wherin sundry chiefe heads and tenets of the protestants doctrine (obiected by them commonly against the Catholicks) are briefly refuted. By the expresse texts of the protestants owne Bible, set forth and approued by the Church of England. With the ancient fathers Iudgments thereon, in confirmation of the Catholike Doctrine16341112008-08166PDCC2008-092008-103A2008-102009-022009-10 13036S92911604491981812782240929794Heigham, John,$dfl. 1639,$eprinter.A treatise of auricular confession. : Wherin [sic] is euidently shewen, the authoritie and power of Catholique priests, for the forgiuing and remitting of sinnes. : Against the Protestants bare and only preaching of absolution vnto the people.16221842014-03511PDCC2014-042014-073A2014-072015-032016-02 13038S1039329983967441152248577438AUA3788003711412Laus pediculi: or An apologeticall1634142007-1225PDCC2008-012009-073A2009-072009-092011-04 13039S11518199850400156002240851589AUB8744003726368The mirrour of humilitie: or Two el1618532005-12106APEX2006-012006-043A2006-042006-092007-01 13041S1060619984178663932240886527AUA5209003712833An {AElig}thiopian historie written15691542006-03697APEX2006-042007-043A2007-042008-022008-09 13047S11875499853961193662248552243AUC0746003728370The faire {AElig}thiopian.1631962005-04348PDCC2005-062005-073Y2005-072005-102005-12 13048.5S272524561350277762240897491AUC5153003732777Hels torments, and heavens glorie1601932004-0792APEX2004-072004-093A2004-092004-102004-11 13050S11978299854988204562248529594AUB1530003719154A maruell, deciphered.1589132008-0835PDCC2008-092008-103A2008-102009-022009-10 13051.3S379533150994288542240914623AUC6163003733787A Helpe to memory and discourse1630882002-11175PDCC2002-122003-013A2003-012003-022003-03 13051.7S92913766983931842432248534264Shepherd, Luke,$dfl. 1548.A pore helpe : The buklar and defence of mother holy kyrke, and weap&cmbmacr;e to driue hence al that against her wircke..154892010-0913PDCC2010-102010-113A2010-112011-062011-12 13052S10951099845157100422240870354AUA7368003714992A pore helpe.154892004-0814APEX2004-082004-103A2004-102005-012005-03 13053S11691299852127174342248540328AUB9711003727335An advertisement or admonition, unt1611952008-08173PDCC2008-112011-123A2011-122012-052012-10 13054S11734999852564178902240874084AUC0020003727644Obiections: answered by way of dial1615452008-08153PDCC2008-092008-103A2008-102009-022009-10 13055S11830899853515188992240915982AUB1052003718676A short and plaine proofe by the wo1611152008-0851PDCC2008-092008-113A2008-112009-022009-10 13056S469723746276268592240908333AUC4406003732030A shorte declaration of the mistery16121122008-08423PDCC2008-112011-113A2011-112012-052012-10 13057.8S1027239983849028712240928240AUA3445003711069The epistle of the blessed apostle15801352005-04598TECH2005-052005-063A2005-062005-102005-12 13059S11843299853639190322240899240AUC0567003728191The faith of the church militant15812912004-12889TECH2004-122005-013A2005-012005-042005-10 13060S1039419983968341262240894110AUA3791003711415A learned and fruitefull commentari1577952008-08424PDCC2008-092008-103A2008-102009-022009-10 13062S514038160725293102240923904AUC6579003734203A Postill, or, Exposition of the Go15693682002-101505PDCC2002-112002-123R2003-042003-063A2003-062003-082003-09 13065S11659399851809171012240928941AUB9501003727125The preacher, or Methode of preachi15741092008-08174PDCC2008-092008-103A2008-102009-022009-10 13067S1039639983970541512264174353AUA3803003711427The vvay of lyfe.15781172008-08386PDCC2008-092008-103A2008-102009-022009-10 13071S11137499846736117232240906387AUB7137003724761The curtaine of Church-povver and a1632562008-09225PDCC2008-122011-093Y2011-092012-052012-10 13072S1063799984209767222240937351AUA5385003713009The famous victories of Henry the f1598252007-0394TECH2007-032009-023R2020-012022-12 13075S11137599846737117242240906381AUA8392003716016[Elegy on the death of Henry VII].150912005-063TECH2005-072005-083A2005-082005-102005-12 13076S11638099851597168792240920819AUB9409003727033The first booke of the preseruation1599542012-08107PDCC2012-082012-093A2012-092013-022014-03 13077.5S1037699983951439422248573955AUA3691003711315Ansvvere to the petitions of the tr153652013-109PDCC2013-112013-123A2013-122014-032014-10 13077S10952499845171100572240866547AUA7382003715006Ansvvere made by the kynges hyghnes153672009-1215PDCC2009-122010-013A2010-012010-042011-04 13081.3S1094129984506099362240886412AUA7304003714928An epistle of the moste myghty [and1538122008-0916PDCC2008-112011-083A2011-082012-052012-10 13086S1060859984181064192264184851AUA5219003712843Henry$bVIII,$cKing of England,$d1491-1547.Luther, Martin,$d1483-1546.$tEpistola ad Henricum Octavum Angliae et Franciae regem.$lEnglish.A copy of the letters, wherin the most redouted [and] mighty pri[n]ce, our souerayne lorde kyng Henry the eight, kyng of Englande [and] of Frau[n]ce, defe[n]sor of the faith, and lorde of Irla[n]de: made answere vnto a certayne letter of Martyn Luther, sente vnto him by the same1527512007-0288APEX2007-032009-023A2009-022009-092011-04 13089S118309998535161771802240927436AUB1053003718677A lamentation of the death of the m154712007-087TECH2007-082007-093A2007-092008-022008-09 13090.5S395834382577290172240925554AUC6316003733940The copie of the publication of the155612006-123APEX2007-012007-023A2007-022008-022008-09 13090S110313998458761730752240890327Henry$bVIII,$cKing of England,$d1491-1547.A protestation made for the most mighty and moste redoubted kynge of Englande. [and]c. and his hole counsell and clergie : wherin is declared, that neyther his hyghenes, nor his prelates, neyther any other prynce, or prelate, is bounde to come or sende, to the pretended councell, that Paule byshoppe of Rome, first by a bul indicted at Mantua, a citie in Italy, [and] nowe a late by an other bull, hath proroged to a place, no man can telle where.Illustris. ac potentis. regis, senatus, populique Angliæ, sententia, et de eo concilo, quod Paulus episcopus Roma Mantuæ futurum simulauit, et de ea bulla. English1537242014-0135PDCC2014-012014-043A2014-042015-032016-02 13091S11568499850902161382240899350AUB0285003717909The edict or proclamation set forth1576342002-0969TECH2002-112002-123A2002-122003-022003-03 13092S11979199854997204672240906182AUB1533003719157A declaration set forth by the Fren1585172006-1247APEX2007-012007-033A2007-032008-022008-09 13093S1085669984422490152240940537AUA6759003714383A declaration of the kings pleasure158882006-0211TECH2006-022006-033A2006-032006-042006-06 13096S11979399854999204692240939867AUB1534003719158Directions from the king, to the go158952008-0910PDCC2008-122009-023A2009-022009-092011-04 13098.2S11260199847848129112248531840AUA9071003716695A declaration of the King, concerni158942013-117PDCC2013-122014-123A2014-122015-032016-02 13098.5S11260299847849129122248519021AUA9072003716696The French kinges declaration vpon1589122006-1234TECH2006-122007-023A2007-022008-022008-09 13098.8S1039539983969541402240891183AUA3796003711420The declarations as vvell of the Fr1589132006-1244APEX2007-012007-043A2007-042008-022008-09 13098S11260399847850129132240919791AUA9073003716697A letter from the king, to his cour158952006-126TECH2006-122007-013A2007-012007-022007-10 13100.5S11899499854201196102240911239AUB1334003718958Discours politique, tres-excellent1588432012-1095PDCC2012-102013-023A2013-022014-032014-10 13100S12197399857129228072240912918AUB2477003720101A declaration exhibited to the Fren1587282006-1255APEX2006-122007-013A2007-012007-022007-10 13101S12086099856053215692240857518AUB2010003719634A politike discourse most excellent1589232010-0298PDCC2010-022014-113A2014-112015-032016-02 13102S12086499856057215732248508945AUB2012003719636Gentil-homme francois,$dfl. 1588.Ashley, Robert,$d1565-1641.A comparison of the English and Spanish nation: composed by a French gentleman against those of the League in Fraunce, which went about to perswade the king to breake his alliance with England, and to confirme it with Spaine. By occasion whereof, the nature of both nations is liuely decyphered. Faithfully translated, out of French, by R.A.1589252004-0594TECH2006-012006-043Y2006-042006-092007-01 13103S11979899855004204742240917076AUB1536003719160The vvhole and true discourse of th158992010-0922PDCC2010-092010-113A2010-112011-062011-12 13104S1085679984422590162240908775AUA6760003714384Instructions giuen by the princes o1570142013-0727PDCC2013-082013-103A2013-102014-032014-10 13106S11568799850905161412240897706AUB0286003717910The declaration of the King of Naua1585412008-0989PDCC2009-012013-043A2013-042014-032014-10 13108S11357599848808139242240875891AUA9503003717127A letter written by the King of Nau158582006-0210PDCC2006-042006-063A2006-062006-092007-01 13109S11793399853142185102240896154AUC0318003727942A declaration and protestation, pub1585442006-0899TECH2006-082007-073A2007-072008-022008-09 13111S11359999848832139482240875884AUA9520003717144Three letters written by the King o1586122006-0228PDCC2006-042006-053Y2006-052006-092007-01 13112S11260799847854129172240919768AUA9077003716701A letter written by the king of Nau1589112007-0140APEX2007-012007-033A2007-032008-022008-09 13113.5C.132.h.25[8]998928641903352240920941A letter sent by the French King unto Monsieur de le Verune Liefetenant for his Maiestie at Caen in Normandie, : concerning the most happy victory which he obtained against the Leaguers and rebels in his kingdome, vpon the 14. daie of March last past, according to the Romane computation. Wherein is effectually set forth the truth of the Kings proceeding to the said Battaile, and the true number of both the armies, and of those that were drowned, and taken prisoners in the same. Whereunto is adioyned the late agréement of the Lordes and states assembled in the court of Parliament, holden in Normandie since the said fourtéenth daie of March. 1590. / Truely translated according to the French coppie.159082014-0120PDCC2014-012014-033A2014-032015-032016-02 13113S11590399851120163782240913397AUB0348003717972The letters pattents of the Kings d159072008-0915PDCC2008-112011-083A2011-082012-052012-10 13114S11663399851849171412240913161The oration and declaration of the159042008-097PDCC2008-112008-123A2008-122009-022009-10 13116.5S11590599851122163782240913397France.$bSovereign (1589-1610 : Henry IV)Henry$bIV,$cKing of France,$d1553-1610.$4autThe Kings declaration, importing a reuocation of all such letters for ennoblishment : as haue not been verified in the chamber of accountes of Normandy. Also of all such as haue been graunted to such persons as haue or yet do beare armes against his Maiestie, and fauour rebelles. Together with an arrest or decree of the Court of Parliament of Caen, concerning the residence of clergie men vpon their cures, and the warrantise of their tithes. Faithfully translated out of French according to the coppye printed at Caen.159172014-0115PDCC2014-012014-083A2014-082015-032016-02 13116S1085689984422690172248531804AUA6761003714385Ordinances set foorth by the King159152006-0213TECH2006-022006-043A2006-042006-092007-01 13117S11761299852824181752264190322AUB0761003718385France.$bSovereign (1589-1610 : Henry IV)Articles accorded for the truce generall in France. Faythfully translated out of the French coppy; printed by Fredericke Morel: ordinarye printer to the King159372009-1214PDCC2009-122010-013A2010-012010-042011-04 13118S11261599847861129242248531020AUA9082003716706The French kings edict vpon the red1594152006-0240PDCC2006-052007-033A2007-032008-022008-09 13119S1085719984422990202240866526AUA6763003714387The copie of a letter sent by the F159592006-1216TECH2006-122007-033A2007-032008-022008-09 13120.5S124859998986451732262240874039005371882Henry$bIV,$cKing of France,$d1553-1610.H. W.The speeche vvhich the French King made to the Lords of the Parliament on the fifth of Ianuary. 1599 :$bFaithfully translated out of French, by H.W.159942008-0110PDCC2008-012008-073A2008-072008-092009-03 13120S1039559983969741432240902475AUA3798003711422The Kings edict and declaration vpo1599342008-09105PDCC2008-122012-103A2012-102013-022014-03 13121S11261899847864129272240920022AUA9085003716709The Kings declaration and ordinance160042013-116PDCC2013-122014-123A2014-122015-032016-02 13122.5S116638998518541762952240867336Hoskins, Anthony,$d1568-1615.The apologies of the most Christian kinges of France and Nauar, Henry IIII. and Levvis XIII. : As also of the most worthy bishop of Paris, for the fathers of the Society of Iesus. Translated out of Latin into English.1611152014-0142PDCC2014-012015-113A2015-112022-12 13122S124860998986461732272240910785005371883France.$bSovereign (1589-1610 : Henry IV)The French Kings proclamation, containing the agreement with the King of Spaine :$bfor the taking away of the new inposition of thirtie in the hundreth. Published in Nouember last. Translated out of French.160472009-1211PDCC2009-122010-023A2010-022010-042011-04 13123S1039589983970041462240921180AUB5381003723005An edict or statute lately set foor160992008-0923PDCC2008-112011-083A2011-082012-052012-10 13125S11664399851859171512248546643Abridgement of the life of Henry th1637132011-1215PDCC2011-122012-013A2012-012012-052012-10 13126S11492299850143153292240872459AUB8604003726228An abstract of the proceedings of t159042006-124TECH2006-122007-013A2007-012007-022007-10 13127S12034199855540210352264217526AUB1767003719391An aduertisement to the King of Nau1585222010-0153PDCC2010-012010-033A2010-032010-042011-04 13128S11262199847867129302248526622AUA9088003716712A briefe declaration of the yeeldin159082010-0121PDCC2010-012015-123A2015-122022-12 13129S11981099855016204862240861795AUB1538003719162A briefe discouse of the merueylous158792008-0918PDCC2008-122012-023A2012-022012-052012-10 13130A.5S92934766983981842452240937696Discovrs av vray de ce qvi s'est passé en l'armee conduicte par sa Majesté, : depuis son aduenement à la Couronne, iusques à la prinse de la ville de Honfleu, au mois de Ianuier. 1590..1590412012-07122PDCC2012-072012-093A2012-092013-022014-03 13130AS11264999847895129592240917726AUA9095003716719The copie of a letter sent to Monsi159442012-078PDCC2012-072013-103A2013-102014-032014-10 13130S11664899851864171572240919399The continual follovving of the Fre159252012-067APEX2012-062012-073A2012-072013-022014-03 13131S11981499855020204902240946380AUB1539003719163A discourse and true recitall of eu159072009-1216PDCC2009-122010-023A2010-022010-042011-04 13133S1060939984181864282264184173AUA5223003712847A discourse of the great ouerthrow giuen by the French King vnto the leaguers in Poictiers, in Februarie last1592102012-0721PDCC2012-072013-103A2013-102014-032014-10 13134S1039599983970141472240894053AUB2730003720354A discourse to the lords of the Par1611252013-0764APEX2013-072013-093A2013-092014-032014-10 13135S1218143226699856977226342240858768AUB2414003720038An excellent ditty made vpon the gr159012007-085TECH2007-082007-103A2007-102008-022008-09 13136S1039629983970441502240926516AUA3802003711426The funerall pompe and obsequies of1610132010-0534PDCC2010-052010-073A2010-072011-062011-12 13138S12243099857579233402240897479AUB2669003720293The order of ceremonies obserued in1594162006-0254PDCC2006-052007-053A2007-052008-022008-09 13139C.132.h.25[15]998915951903422240909444A recitall of that which hath happened in the kings armie, since the taking of the suburbes of Paris, vntill the taking of the towne of Humflet. .1590152014-0145PDCC2014-012014-043A2014-042015-032016-02 13140S1039699983971141582248584248AUA3809003711433The sighes of Fraunce for the death161082010-0114PDCC2010-012010-023A2010-022010-042011-04 13142.5S113025998482661768542264208077A true declaration of the honorable victorie obtained by the French King in winning of Noyan, and ouerthrow of the Duke de Maine his forces : Performed this present moneth of August, 1591. Published according to the copie sent into England to the Lord Ambassadour for France.159172014-0114PDCC2014-012014-083A2014-082015-032016-02 13142S1060949984181964302240854659AUB5885003723509Three precious teares of blood, flo1611172003-0240TECH2003-032003-053Y2003-052003-062003-07 13143S9293799848829139452240854488AUA9519003717143A true discourse of the most happy1589122011-0939APEX2011-092011-103A2011-102012-052012-10 13145C.132.h.25[9]998921831903362240914412The true discourse of the wonderfull victorie, obteined by Henrie the fourth, the French King, and King of Nauarre, in a battell against those of the League, neere the towne of Yurie, on the Plaine of Saint Andrew, the foureteenth day of March (according to the French account) in the yeare 1590. : Added thereto first, certaine newes that happened since the said ouerthrow of the Duke of Maine. Also an extract of things registred in the Court of Parliament. And further, an acte of Parliament against such as harbour and aide rebells and theeues, helping them to passe and repasse the riuers. Compiled and sent hither by one of the principall officers of the Kings Maiestie.Vray discours de la victoire merveilleuse obtenue par le roy de france pres d'Yury le 14. de Mars 1590. English.1590212014-0162PDCC2014-012014-043A2014-042015-032016-02 13146C.132.h.25[16]998919721903432240916296True newes, concerning the winning of the towne of Corbeyll by the French king from the Prince of Parma. : Which was doone on S. Martins euen at night last past. 1590. Sent from Deepe to an English gentleman.159052014-019PDCC2014-012014-043A2014-042015-032016-02 13147.7S113026998482671768552240851577A true report of the most execrable murder committed vpon the late French King Henrie the 4. of famous memory : with diuers particularities aswell concerning the prisoner, as other matters preceding and ensuing the accident. Written in a letter from good place, and much differing from the vncertaine relations thereof heretofore published.161062014-018PDCC2014-012014-043A2014-042015-032016-02 13147S11665699851872171652240941175A true relation of the French kinge1592122013-0719PDCC2013-082013-103A2013-102014-032014-10 13149S11981799855023204932240938814AUB1541003719165The actis and deidis of the illuste15701852006-04637PDCC2006-102008-043A2008-042008-092009-03 13156S1039729983971441612248584246AUA3811003711435A iournall, or briefe report of the159182010-0119PDCC2010-012010-033A2010-032010-042011-04 13157S1039769983971841652240874883AUB5383003723007The funerals of the high and mighty1613252012-0963APEX2012-092012-113A2012-112013-022014-03 13158S1039799983972141682240926503AUB5384003723008Great Brittans mourning garment.1612122011-0619PDCC2011-062011-073Y2011-072012-052012-10 13159S1039819983972341702240908055AUA3817003711441Londons loue, to the Royal Prince H1610152005-1220PDCC2006-042006-063A2006-062006-092007-01 13160S1039859983972741752240926450AUB5385003723009Mausoleum or, The choisest flowres161352011-0610PDCC2011-062011-073A2011-072012-052012-10 13161S12227999857431231692240891601AUB2622003720246The order and solemnitie of the cre1610242002-0252TECH2002-032002-043A2002-042002-052003-01 13165S11812799853336187162240887486AUC0401003728025The testament of Cresseid, compylit1593122002-0133PDCC2002-012002-023A2002-022002-032003-01 13166S11518599850404156052240849569AUB8746003726370Heire begynnis the traitie of Orphe1570122002-0226PDCC2002-022002-033A2002-032002-042003-01 13167.5S272724561761277782248537661AUC5155003732779Hor{aelig} succisiv{aelig}, or, Spa16311802003-08197TECH2003-082003-093A2003-092003-102003-11 13171S12257733143227283092248557499AUC5631003733255Meditations miscellaneous, holy and1637752003-0874PDCC2003-092003-103A2003-102003-122004-03 13174S11876999853976193812240918773AUB1211003718835The riddles of Heraclitus and Democ1598162005-1152TECH2005-112006-023A2006-022006-042006-06 13175.15S11279099848033131052240880688AUA9166003716790A boke of the propreties of herbes1552812002-06136PDCC2002-082002-093A2002-092002-102003-01 13175.1S1049149984064451692240887219AUA4415003712039Here begynnyth a newe mater, the wh1525382000-00159LEME2020-05 13175.6S929461808672331917532240909421Wyer, Robert,$dfl. 1530-1556,$eprinter.Hereafter foloweth the knowledge, properties, and the vertues of herbes.1540622012-05154APEX2012-052012-063R2012-092012-103A2012-102013-022014-03 13175.8CS1037529983949739252240918603AUA3684003711308A newe herball of Macer, translated1543612010-01167PDCC2010-012010-023A2010-022010-042011-04 13175S1065519984226569062240854607AUA5519003713143Here begynneth the boke intituled E14811422003-11771PDCC2004-012004-023A2004-022004-042004-05 13176S1060969984182164332240852034AUA5225003712849The grete herball15261732012-09941PDCC2012-092012-113A2012-112013-022014-03 13180AS11735399835794142240926127AUB3253003720877De la verite{acute} entant quelle e16391662005-12670APEX2006-012017-053A2017-052022-12 13180S12257623749942268622248530397AUC4409003732033De veritate, prout distinguitur a r16331322004-04509APEX2004-042006-073Y2006-072006-092007-01 13181S1073239984302577322240890329AUB6129003723753Oratio qu{circ}a auspicatissimum se162372004-0625TECH2004-062005-013Y2005-012005-042005-10 13182S1039919983973241802240926283AUA3824003711448Outlandish proverbs, selected by Mr1640392002-1269PDCC2003-012003-023A2003-022003-042003-05 13183S12234999857500232482248511569AUB2642003720266The temple.16331042002-12283PDCC2003-012003-023P2003-022003-042003-05 13190S11968799854894203502240932641AUC1268003728892A relation of some yeares trauaile16341262003-08612TECH2003-092003-103A2003-102003-122004-03 13191S11969199854898203542240904503AUC1270003728894Some yeares travels into divers par16382082008-091362PDCC2009-012009-023A2009-022009-092011-04 13193S12050099855696211982240910766AUC1616003729240Magnifico ac strenuo viro D. Franci158712007-082TECH2007-082007-103A2007-102008-022008-09 13194S11979699855002204722240881920AUB1535003719159Mari{aelig} Scotorum regin{aelig} e158712007-081TECH2007-082007-103A2007-102008-022008-09 13196S1039749983971641632240898705AUA3812003711436Foure bookes of husbandry, collecte15772062002-06993PDCC2002-082002-093Y2002-092002-102003-01 13203.5S272824562430277792240924079AUC5156003732780Panacea Christiana, or, A Christian1624522008-09122PDCC2008-122012-103A2012-102013-022014-03 13203S11831099853517189012240933970AUB1054003718678The right rule of Christian chastit1580572008-09247PDCC2009-012013-053A2013-052014-032014-10 13204S1040299983977042212240873262AUB5408003723032The triumph of the Church over wate1625272008-0994PDCC2008-122011-093Y2011-092012-052012-10 13205S104031998397721778622240908030Herle, Charles,$d1598-1659.Contemplations and devotions on the severall passages of our blessed Saviors death and Passion. Written by Charles Herle, Master in Arts, and sometimes of Excester Colledge in Oxford 16312942014-01442PDCC2014-022014-043A2014-042015-032016-02 13207S11600799851224164922240899223AUB0388003718012The gouernement of all estates, whe15661302008-09198PDCC2009-012013-043A2013-042014-032014-10 13208S11265299847898129622240919802AUA9098003716722A brefe and a playne declaratyon of1553202006-0928APEX2006-092007-073A2007-072008-022008-09 13210S125240998984891734172240858804005372080Wied, Hermann von.Musculus, Wolfgang,$d1497-1563.Rice, Richard,$dfl. 1548-1579.The right institutio[n] of baptisme :$bset forth by the reuere[n]d father in Christ, Herman Archebysshop of Coleyne, wherunto is also annexed a godlye treatyse of matrimonye, compyled by the famous clerke and faythfull euangelyst Wolfgangus Musculus, no lesse fruteful the[n] necessary for all godly mynisters of Christs church, translated by the vnproffitable seruaunt of Chryst Richard Ryce.1548202010-0542PDCC2010-052010-063A2010-062011-062011-12 13213S1039809983972241692240912519AUA3816003711440A simple, and religious consultatio15473102012-03803APEX2012-032012-053A2012-052013-022014-03 13215S1085769984423490252240926648AUA6768003714392An excellent treatise teaching howe1590372010-08137PDCC2010-082010-093A2010-092011-062011-12 13219S1039939983973441822240885463AUB5387003723011Ros c{oelig}li. Or, A miscellany of16401902008-08231PDCC2008-092008-103A2008-102009-022009-10 13221S1040029983974341912240896977AUA3829003711453The history of Herodian, a Greeke a15561222006-03499PDCC2006-092008-023A2008-022008-092009-03 13223S1040009983974141892240938990AUB5391003723015Herodian of Alexandria his Historie16351892010-03349APEX2010-032010-033A2010-032010-042011-04 13224S1060979984182264342240864604AUA5226003712850The famous hystory of Herodotus.15841242006-03581APEX2006-042007-043A2007-042008-022008-09 13227S11518799850406156072240857155AUB8748003726372Physicke for body and soule.1621272008-0955PDCC2008-122012-113A2012-112013-022014-03 13228S1085709984422890192240908838AUA6762003714386A newe discourse of morall philosop1579752008-09163PDCC2009-012009-033A2009-032009-092011-04 13239S11518899850407156082240857045AUB8749003726373A most strange and wonderfull herri159852006-099TECH2006-092006-103A2006-102007-022007-10 13242S1040039983974441922240930697AUB5392003723016Certaine rules, directions, or adve1636122006-0330TECH2006-032006-053A2006-052006-092007-01 13246S11903499854241196502240899207AUC0862003728486Popish pietie, or The first part of1610262008-0959PDCC2008-122009-013A2009-012009-022009-10 13247S1040059983974641942240904222AUB5394003723018Mischeefes mysterie: or, Treasons m1617652003-05249APEX2003-052005-033Y2005-032005-042005-10 13248.4S102780998984071766792288776273005372178Ophovens, Michel van,$d1571-1637.Frederick Henry,$cPrince of Orange,$d1584-1647.A iornall of certaine principall passages in and before the towne of S'hertogenbosh :$bfrom the 18. of August till the 1. of September, at what time they fell to capitulation concerning the rendition of the towne. VVhereunto is added, a sermon made by the Bishop of S'hertogenbosh in S. Iohns Church, (before the towne was rendred) to appease the burgers and inhabitants, which were in an vprore.1629122010-0726APEX2010-072010-093A2010-092011-062011-12 13248S11666899851884171772240903308AUB9550003727174A modest defence of the caueat giue1604262003-0584TECH2003-052003-073R2003-112003-123A2003-122004-022004-03 13249S1040069983974741952240912549AUB5395003723019The georgicks of Hesiod, by George1618242002-08123PDCC2002-092002-103A2002-102002-122003-01 13250S11969999854906203622248517792AUB1501003719125Heskyns, Thomas.The parliament of Chryste15664132007-023529APEX2007-032007-043R2007-062010-023A2010-022010-042011-04 13253S11805199853260186302240936591AUC0362003727986The pearle of practise, or Practise1594502008-09182PDCC2009-012009-023A2009-022009-092011-04 13254S11761399852825181772240882939AUB0762003718386These oiles, vvaters, extractions,158512006-059NTEK2006-052006-063Y2006-062006-092007-01 13255.3S1061029984182764402264178276AUA5231003712855A manifest and apparent confutation1583422008-0884PDCC2008-102011-073A2011-072012-052012-10 13256S10974799845393102902240863107AUA7540003715164Here begynneth a lytell cronycle1520482008-08257PDCC2008-112009-013A2009-012009-022009-10 13257S11903699854243196522248497025AUC0863003728487Heere beginneth a mery iest of Dank156072009-1215PDCC2009-122010-023A2010-022010-042011-04 13258S1089849984463594682240857103AUB6567003724191Three excellent points of Christian1621522003-08179APEX2003-082003-093A2003-092003-102003-11 13262S11879199853998194032240911485AUC0769003728393A historicall relation of the famou1630252004-01113PDCC2004-022004-043A2004-042004-072004-08 13263S1040079983974841962240935657AUB5396003723020A iournall, of the taking in of Ven1633302004-01135APEX2004-022004-033A2004-032004-042004-05 13264.8S117034998522491777172240866157Hexham, Henry,$d1585?-1650?A tongue-combat : lately happening betvveene tvvo English souldiers in the tilt-boat of Grauesend, the one going to serue the King of Spaine, the other to serue the States Generall of the Vnited Provinces. Wherein the cause, course, and continuance of those warres, is debated, and declared.1623572014-01216PDCC2014-022014-043A2014-042015-032016-02 13265S1040089983974941972240918613AUB5397003723021A true and briefe relation of the f1637382004-01151TECH2004-022004-033Y2004-032004-042004-05 13267S1040109983975142002240862939AUB5398003723022Antidotum Lincolniense{middot} or A16371942002-08758TECH2002-102002-113R2003-042003-053Y2003-052003-062003-07 13268S1040129983975342032248565788Heylyn, Peter,$d1600-1662.Augustus. Or, An essay of those meanes and counsels, whereby the commonwealth of Rome was altered, and reduced unto a monarchy 16321202014-01125PDCC2014-022014-033A2014-032015-032016-02 13269S1040149983975542052248574517AUB5399003723023Heylyn, Peter,$d1600-1662.A briefe and moderate answer, to the seditious and scandalous challenges of Henry Burton, late of Friday-Streete16371142005-11359PDCC2006-032007-033A2007-032008-022008-09 13270.5S11982899855034205042248514461AUB1546003719170A coale from the altar. Or An ansvv1636422002-08122TECH2002-102003-033A2003-032003-042003-05 13272S1040199983976042112240898769AUB5401003723025The historie of that most famous sa16311882002-08562PDCC2002-092002-103A2002-102002-122003-01 13274S1040239983976442152248570890AUB5404003723028The history of the Sabbath.16362522002-081047TECH2002-102002-113A2002-112002-122003-01 13277S1040389983977942302240866331AUB5412003723036Mikrokosmos.16254182002-082128PDCC2002-092002-103A2002-102002-122003-01 13290.3S393434382492289922240932656AUC6294003733918A balade specifienge partly the man155412003-094PDCC2003-092003-113A2003-112003-122004-03 13290.7S394334382518290012240921772AUC6301003733925A breefe balet touching the traytor155712002-085APEX2002-092002-103A2002-102002-122003-01 13290S11812999853338187182240909308AUC0403003728027A ballad against slander and detrac156212005-115TECH2005-112006-013A2006-012006-042006-06 13291S1061049984182964432240909047AUA5233003712857A dialogue conteinyng the nomber in1546472005-11148PDCC2006-032007-033A2007-032008-022008-09 13294.5S11913899854345197612248510720AUB1373003718997An hundred epigrammes. Inuented and1550262005-1172APEX2006-012006-043Y2006-042006-092007-01 13296S11761599852827181792240885781AUB0764003718388Two hundred epigrammes, vpon two hu1555342005-1189TECH2005-122006-103A2006-102007-022007-10 13297S11761699852828181802248548661AUB0765003718389A fourth hundred of epygrams, newly1560182005-1143TECH2005-112006-083A2006-082006-092007-01 13298S110339998459011730762248524205Heywood, John,$d1497?-1580?,$eattributed name.A mery play betwene Iohan Iohan the husbande, Tyb his wyfe, [and] syr Iha[n]n the preest 153392014-0145PDCC2014-012014-043A2014-042015-032016-02 13299S1064399984215567852240854684AUA5432003713056A mery play betwene the pardoner an1533102005-1146PDCC2006-032007-033A2007-032008-022008-09 13300S10976099845405103022248523249AUA7545003715169The playe called the foure PP.1544212005-1165PDCC2006-032007-033A2007-032008-022008-09 13303S11219899847456124922240941283AUA8841003716465A play of loue1534202005-1192APEX2006-012006-073Y2006-072006-092007-01 13305.5S11493599850156153422248552068AUB8614003726238The play of the wether. A newe and1544242005-1177TECH2005-112006-023Y2006-022006-042006-06 13308S1061069984183164452240909042AUA5234003712858The spider and the flie.15562292005-11519APEX2005-122006-103A2006-102007-022007-10 13309S1061139984183864522248572641AUA5237003712861An apology for actors.1612332002-05118TECH2002-062002-073R2002-102002-113R2003-022003-033A2003-032003-042003-05 13310S1040549983979442462240937683AUA3845003711469The brazen age1613422002-08175APEX2002-092002-103A2002-102002-122003-01 13311S1040329983977342242240866322AUB5409003723033A challenge for beautie{middot}1636362002-05146TECH2002-062002-073Y2002-072002-082003-01 13312S1040559983979542472240898782AUB5422003723046A curtaine lecture16371382002-06155TECH2002-062002-073R2003-022003-033A2003-032003-042003-05 13313S1040569983979642482240873257AUA3846003711470Englands Elizabeth16311282002-06165TECH2002-062002-073R2003-022003-033A2003-032003-042003-05 13315S1040589983979842502240935645AUA3847003711471The English traueller.1633402002-05174TECH2002-062002-073A2002-072002-082003-01 13316S1040339983977442252240874896AUA3838003711462The exemplary lives and memorable a16401232000-00342PDCC2001-062001-072R2003-062004-103Y2004-102005-012005-03 13317S1061109984183564492240866476AUB5888003723512The fayre mayde of the Exchange1607392002-05181PDCC2002-072002-083A2002-082002-102003-01 13320S1040359983977642272240866296AUA3839003711463The fair maid of the vvest. Or, A g1631802002-08320APEX2002-092002-103Y2002-102002-122003-01 13321S12051999855715212172240923902AUB1838003719462The foure prentises of London.1615432002-08189APEX2002-092002-103A2002-102002-122003-01 13323S12336538160624292712240917129AUC6543003734167A funerall elegie1613132002-0525TECH2002-062002-083A2002-082002-102003-01 13324S1061159984184064542240893575AUB5891003723515A funeral elegie, vpon the much lam1625162002-0534APEX2002-062002-073A2002-072002-082003-01 13325S1040379983977842292240878366AUA3840003711464The golden age. Or The liues of Iup1611372002-07152APEX2002-082002-103A2002-102002-122003-01 13326S11970199854908203652240872546AUB1502003719126Gynaikeion: or, Nine bookes of vari16242392002-051713PDCC2002-072002-083A2002-082002-102003-01 13327S12231499857466232082248523987AUB2629003720253The hierarchie of the blessed angel16353212002-061627PDCC2002-082002-103A2002-102002-122003-01 13328S1061099984183464482240873777AUA5236003712860If you knovv not me, you know no bo1605272002-05108PDCC2002-072002-083A2002-082002-102003-01 13336S1062009984192165412240903013AUB5921003723545The second part of, If you know not1606382002-07170APEX2002-082002-093A2002-092002-102003-01 13340S1040499983978942412248561819AUB5421003723045The iron age1632832002-05326APEX2002-062002-073R2006-022006-033A2006-032006-042006-06 13342S1062049984192465442240934588AUA5279003712903The first and second partes of King1600882002-05374APEX2002-072002-083A2002-082002-102003-01 13347S1062099984192965492240893620AUB5924003723548Londini artium {amp} scientiarum scatur1632112002-0529APEX2002-062002-073R2006-022007-023A2007-022008-022008-09 13348S1062109984193065502264179555AUB5925003723549Londini emporia, or Londons mercatu1633102002-0531PDCC2002-072002-083A2002-082002-102003-01 13349S1062119984193165512240931992AUB5926003723550Londini speculum: or, Londons mirro1637112002-0529PDCC2002-072002-083A2002-082002-102003-01 13350S1040649983980442582240926451AUB5426003723050Londini status pacatus: or, Londons1639122002-0536APEX2002-062002-073A2002-072002-082003-01 13351S1062129984193265522240903134AUB5927003723551London ius honorarium.1631132002-0827APEX2002-092002-103Y2002-102002-122003-01 13352S1061469984187064852240870404AUA5253003712877Loves maistresse: or, The Queens ma1636382002-09116APEX2002-102002-113Y2002-112002-122003-01 13355S11831399853520189052240934004AUB1056003718680A marriage triumphe.1613172002-0543APEX2002-062002-073A2002-072002-082003-01 13356S1040689983980842632240930504AUB5429003723053Philocothonista, or, The drunkard,1635522002-09149APEX2002-102002-113A2002-112002-122003-01 13357S1040699983980942642240876648AUA3849003711473A pleasant comedy, called A mayden-1634362002-0599APEX2002-062002-073A2002-072002-082003-01 13358S1040709983981042652248565741AUA3850003711474Pleasant dialogues and dramma's, se16371602005-11593APEX2005-122006-013A2006-012006-042006-06 13359S1040719983981142662248570877AUB5430003723054Porta pietatis, or, The port or har1638112002-0527TECH2002-062002-093R2002-082002-083A2002-092002-102003-01 13360S1062069984192665462240927238AUA5281003712905The rape of Lucrece1608392002-05171APEX2002-062002-073Y2002-072002-082003-01 13364S1040749983981442692240926267AUA3852003711476The royall king, and the loyall sub1637392002-05151TECH2002-062002-073Y2002-072002-082003-01 13365S1040759983981542702248568774AUA3853003711477The siluer age1613412002-05160TECH2002-062002-073R2006-012006-123R 13366S11972999854936203982240874153AUB1512003719136Troia Britanica: or, Great Britaine16092342002-071046APEX2002-072002-083A2002-082002-102003-01 13367S1062179984193765572240899577AUB5932003723556A true description of His Majesties1637282002-0568TECH2002-062002-073R2002-102002-113R2003-022003-063Y2003-062003-082003-09 13369S1040769983981642712240935621AUB5432003723056A true discourse of the two infamou1636242002-0526APEX2002-062002-083A2002-082002-102003-01 13370S1040779983981742722240862910AUA3854003711478The vvise-woman of Hogsdon.1638382002-09155APEX2002-102002-113Y2002-112002-122003-01 13371S11831499853521189062240933825AUB1057003718681A woman kilde with kindnesse. Writt1607312002-06133PDCC2002-082002-093A2002-092002-102003-01 13373S1040809983982042752240876544AUA3855003711479The late Lancashire vvitches.1634412002-08163APEX2002-092002-103A2002-102002-122003-01 13376S11813299853341187212240906715AUC0405003728029A consolatorie epistle to the affli1579702008-10117PDCC2008-122009-023A2009-022009-092011-04 13384.31338113380S119610999003001780162264172370005371300Hieron, Samuel,$d1576?-1617.Hill, Robert,$dd. 1623.The workes of Mr Sam. Hieron late pastor of Modbury in Deuon· The second volume162012008-081PDCC2008-102008-123A2008-122009-022009-10 13385S11692099852135174422240927321AUB9716003727340Aarons bells a-sounding.1623322008-1087PDCC2008-122009-023A2009-022009-092011-04 13386S11887799854084194912248510713AUB1278003718902The abridgement of the gospell: or1609642008-10315PDCC2008-122009-023A2009-022009-092011-04 13388S11903899854245196542248498236AUC0864003728488An answere to a popish ryme, lately1604222008-10100PDCC2008-122009-023A2009-022009-092011-04 13391S11904099854247196562248498271AUC0865003728489The baptizing of the eunuch1613332008-10137PDCC2008-122009-013A2009-012009-022009-10 13392.7S5230399606941504082264219931005370807Hieron, Samuel,$d1576?-1617.The Christians journall :$bshewing both the course to be held, and the way to be shund by all those, who desire (as they ought) to enter into life : in three sermons vpon Matthew 7.13.14 /$cby Samuel Hieron.1607522008-10136PDCC2008-122009-023A2009-022009-092011-04 13392S11519099850409156102240857038AUB8751003726375The bridegroome by Samuel Hieron.1613242008-1050PDCC2008-122009-023A2009-022009-092011-04 13394S11703299852247175612248545142AUB9801003727425The Christians liue-loode.1617452008-1079PDCC2008-122009-023A2009-022009-092011-04 13396S12067199855866213742240863176AUC1654003729278The dignitie of preaching1615152008-1063PDCC2008-122011-093A2011-092012-052012-10 13398S11904599854252196612240911464AUC0867003728491The dignitie of the Scripture togit1607242008-10106PDCC2008-122009-023A2009-022009-092011-04 13399.5S124864998528761762982264202798005371885Hieron, Samuel,$d1576?-1617.The doctrine of the beginning of Christ :$bShort for memorie, plaine for capacity, deliuered almost in the expresse words of the text, for the more authority. By Samuell Hieron, minister of the Gospel.1606172008-1043PDCC2008-122009-053A2009-052009-092011-04 13406.3S123450998985661734182248512398005371984Hieron, Samuel,$d1576?-1617.A helpe vnto deuotion :$bcontaining certain moulds or forms of prayer, fitted to seuerall occasions; & penned for the furtherance of those, who haue more desire then skil, to poure out their soules by petitions vnto God. By Sam. Hieron.16081512008-10187PDCC2008-122009-023A2009-022009-092011-04 13406S11627999851496167702240899238AUB9336003726960The doctrines triall1616552006-0174TECH2006-012006-043A2006-042006-092007-01 13417S11602899851245165152248532432AUB9166003726790The life and death of Dorcas.1612142008-1058PDCC2008-122009-023A2009-022009-092011-04 13419S11602999851246165162240878696AUB9167003726791The preachers plea: or, A treatise16041372008-10377PDCC2008-122009-013A2009-012009-022009-10 13423S11905199854258196672240921582AUC0872003728496The spirituall fishing. A sermon pr1618162006-1045TECH2006-102007-103Y2007-102008-022008-09 13426S11603199851248165182240878669AUB9169003726793Three sermons.1607392008-10179PDCC2008-122011-093A2011-092012-052012-10 13427S1040849983982442792240896975AUB5438003723062Three sermons: a remedie for securi1609312014-01135PDCC2014-022014-043A2014-042015-032016-02 13428S11843599853642190352240887980AUC0569003728193Three sermons ful of necessarie adu1616622014-01147PDCC2014-022015-103A2015-102022-12 13429S11603399851250165202240851630AUB9171003726795Truths purchase: or A commoditie, w1606432008-10130PDCC2008-122011-123A2011-122012-052012-10 13433S12240799857557233112248519469AUB2661003720285Brunschwig, Hieronymus,$dca. 1450-ca. 1512.Hollybush, John.A most excellent and perfecte homish apothecarye or homely physik booke, for all the grefes and diseases of the bodye. Translated out the Almaine speche into English by Ihon Hollybush1561452005-06301PDCC2005-082005-123A2005-122006-012006-02 13434S11942299854629200572240934138AUB1428003719052The noble experyence of the vertuou1525802005-06477APEX2005-072005-093A2005-092005-102005-12 13436S10979099845435103342240861659AUA7568003715192The vertuose boke of distyllacyon o15281402005-06654TECH2005-072005-093Y2005-092005-102005-12 13438S1065869984230069452240882035AUA5546003713170Prolicionycion [sic].14824512003-112504PDCC2004-022004-033A2004-032004-042004-05 13440AS1065199984223468742248599623AUA5497003713121Higden, Ranulf,$dd. 1364.Trevisa, John,$dd. 1402.Here endeth the discripcion of Britayne ...1480272005-11164APEX2005-122006-013R2006-032006-043A2006-042006-092007-01 13440BS11680199852017173152264193121AUB0584003718208Higden, Ranulf,$dd. 1364.Trevisa, John,$dd. 1402.The descrypcyon of Englonde1498252005-11156TECH2005-112006-013Y2006-012006-042006-06 13441C.20.f.7[424]30289998919161831412240914414A true relation of one Susan Higges, : dwelling in Risborrow a towne in Buckinghamshire, and how shee lived 20. yeeres, by robbing on the high-wayes, yet unsuspected of all that knew her; till at last, comming to Messeldon, there robbing a woman; which woman knew her and called her by her name: now when she saw she was betrayed, she killed her, and standing by her while she gave three groanes, she spat three drops of blood in her face, which never could be washt out; by which whee was knowne and executed for the aforesaid murder at the assises in Lent at Brickhill. To the tune of, The worthy London prentice.164012008-087PDCC2008-092009-083A2009-082009-092011-04 13442S11733699852551178762240882948AUC0009003727633An ansvvere to master William Perki1602292005-1158TECH2005-122006-103A2006-102007-022007-10 13443S1061499984187364882240902985AUA5255003712879The first parte of the Mirour for m1574812000-00223APEX2002-012002-023R2002-042002-053A2002-052002-062003-01 13447S470423751970268662248530396AUC4412003732036The Falles of vnfortunate princes16192832005-111099APEX2005-122006-103A2006-102007-022007-10 13448.4608275421821822248519015Unfortunate Englysh princes.1500-1599?32009-0410PDCC2009-052009-063A2009-062009-092011-04 13450S1061769984189965142240866573AUB5912003723536Nevv-Englands plantation. Or, A sho1630142003-0233PDCC2003-022003-063A2003-062003-082003-09 13452S11494899850169153552240883047AUB8624003726248The apology of Theophilus Higgons l1609332008-10107PDCC2008-122012-103A2012-102013-022014-03 13453S11603499851251165212240857156AUB9172003726796A briefe consideration of mans iniq1608232008-1038PDCC2008-122011-093A2011-092012-052012-10 13454S1040839983982342782240885458AUB5437003723061The first motiue of T.H. Maister of16091382008-10572PDCC2008-122012-033A2012-032012-052012-10 13455S11814099853349187302240940160AUC0410003728034Mystical babylon, or Papall Rome.16241452008-10439PDCC2008-122009-013A2009-012009-022009-10 13456S1040969983983542912240930500AUB5441003723065A sermon preached at Pauls Crosse t1611312008-10143PDCC2008-122012-073A2012-072013-022014-03 13457S1040979983983642922240940128AUB2733003720357The resurreccion of the masse1554222003-0658TECH2003-062005-013A2005-012005-042005-10 13458S12241399857562233192240864845AUC2283003729907The genealogie and pedigree of the1632192009-0835PDCC2009-092011-093A2011-092012-052012-10 13459S1041009983983942962248561800AUB5442003723066The doctrine of fasting and praier,16331142003-02317TECH2003-032003-043Y2003-042003-062003-07 13462S11943099854637200662240941174AUC1138003728762CVIII lectures vpon the fourth of I16323112003-022067APEX2003-032003-043A2003-042003-062003-07 13463S12292524570686277862240894389AUC5163003732787CLII lectures vpon Psalme LI16354322003-023684PDCC2003-032003-043A2003-042003-062003-07 13465S11519199850410156112248539604AUB8752003726376The crie of England A sermon preach1595612008-10167PDCC2008-122011-083A2011-082012-052012-10 13466S1041029983984142982240930501AUA3864003711488The defence of the article: Christ1592692003-03295APEX2003-042003-053Y2003-052003-062003-07 13467S1041079983984643032240930508AUC2347003729971The peace of enmity.1640162008-1057PDCC2008-122009-043A2009-042009-092011-04 13468S11658599851801170932248538961AUB9493003727117The splendour of the spouse.1640132008-1049PDCC2008-122012-113A2012-112013-022014-03 13470S11326599848502136002240876077AUA9383003717007A quartron of reasons of Catholike16001002008-10220PDCC2008-122009-023A2009-022009-092011-04 13471S11451899849743149102248552542AUB8404003726028The penitent sinners entertainement1614442008-1094PDCC2008-122011-093A2011-092012-052012-10 13472S11905599854262196712240904831AUC0875003728499Christs prayer expounded, a Christi16061042008-10221PDCC2008-122012-053A2012-052013-022014-03 13474S11708399852298176142240948335AUB9841003727465The pathvvay to prayer and pietie.16132832012-05807PDCC2012-052012-073A2012-072013-022014-03 13479S119061998542681775682240925373Zanchi, Girolamo,$d1516-1590.Hill, Robert,$dd. 1623.Life euerlasting: or, the true knowledge of one Iehouah, three Elohim, and Iesus Immanuel : Collected out of the best moderne diuines, and compiled into one volume by Robert Hill, Bachelour in Diuinitie, fellow of S.Iohns Colledge in Cambridge, and preacher of Gods word in S. Andrewes in Norwich.De natura Dei. English. Abridgments16014002014-012354PDCC2014-022015-113A2015-112022-12 13480.5S1062199984193965592240931972AUA5283003712907A briefe and pleasaunt treatise, in1581322004-0162PDCC2004-032004-043A2004-042004-072004-08 13481S929941808672591917582240907385Albertus,$cMagnus, Saint,$d1193?-1280.Batholomaeus,$cAnglicus,$d13th cent.Cardano, Girolamo,$d1501-1576.Hill, Thomas,$db. ca. 1528.Mizauld, Antoine,$d1510-1578.Wecker, Johann Jacob,$d1528-1586.A Briefe and pleasaunt treatise, intituled: Naturall and artificiall conclusions: / written firste by sundry schollers of the Vniuersitie of Padua in Italie, at the instant request of one Bartholmew a Tuscane: and now Englished by Thomas Hyll Londoner, as well for the commoditye of sundrye artificers, as for the matters of plesure, to recreat witts at vacant times..1586342010-0464PDCC2010-042011-033Y2011-032011-062011-12 13482S1040929983983242872264179987AUA3859003711483Hill, Thomas,$db. ca. 1528.Cocles, Bartolommeo della Rocca,$d1467-1504.$tChyromantie ac physionomie anastasis.Malampus,$d3rd cent. B.C.$tPeri elaio&cmbmacr;n so&cmbmacr;matos.$lEnglish.The contemplation of mankinde15712662005-03573APEX2005-042005-053R2005-082005-103A2005-102006-012006-02 13483S12258433143289283602240906332AUC5681003733305A pleasant history declaring the wh16132392005-03513PDCC2005-082005-113A2005-112006-012006-02 13484S11761799852829181812248551221AUB0766003718390A contemplation of mysteries1574812005-03184TECH2005-042005-053Y2005-052005-102005-12 13485S11878299853989193942248559510AUB1219003718843The gardeners labyrinth15771422005-03627PDCC2005-072005-083Y2005-082005-102005-12 13491S1040949983983342892240878373AUA3860003711484The proffitable arte of gardening15683042005-03609TECH2005-042005-053R 13498S12034399855542210372240899166AUB1768003719392The moste pleasuante arte of the in15761152005-03248TECH2005-042005-053A2005-052005-102005-12 13502S1041259983986443232248570879AUA3874003711498The schoole of skil15991392005-03486APEX2005-042005-053A2005-052005-102005-12 13506S11520699850425156272240868365AUB8763003726387The infancie of the soule; or, The1605232005-0371APEX2005-052005-083A2005-082005-102005-12 13507.3S116587526332921747162248537870Hilliard, JohnFire from heauen : Burning the body of one Iohn Hittchell of Holne-hurst, within the parish of Christ-church, in the county of South-hampton the 26. of Iune last 1613. who by the same was consumed to ashes, and no fire seene, lying therein smoaking and smothering three dayes and three nights, not to bequenched [sic] by water, nor the help of mans hand. VVith the lamentable burning of his house and one childe, and the grieuous scorching of his wife: with the birth of a monster, and many other strange things hapning about the same time: the like was neuer seene nor heard of. / Written by Iohn Hilliard Preacher of the word of life in Sopley. Reade and tremble. With the fearefull burning of the towne of Dorchester vpon friday the 6 of August last 1613.1613312008-1045PDCC2008-122012-023A2012-022012-052012-10 13508S11843699853643190362240893512AUC0570003728194Cantus: Ayres, or Fa las for three1627492005-1176APEX2006-012014-113A2014-112015-032016-02 13509S1041289983986743262248561802AUB5456003723080Eliosto libidinoso1606502003-02202APEX2003-032003-043A2003-042003-062003-07 13510S1062219984194165612240854673AUB5935003723559The most excellent historie of Lysi1604512003-02209PDCC2003-032003-043A2003-042003-062003-07 13511S11521099850429156312240852699AUB8767003726391A free-vvill offering, or, a Pillar1634522008-1089PDCC2008-122011-093A2011-092012-052012-10 13513S11621399851430167022240850138AUB9286003726910The office and vse of the morall la1622762008-10380PDCC2008-122012-053A2012-052013-022014-03 13516S11879399854000194052240911225AUC0770003728394The true history of the tragicke lo1628812005-12148TECH2005-122006-103A2006-102007-022007-10 13521.7S93000545323661807992248562507Hippocrates.Avicenna, 980?-1037.Prognosticacion, : drawen out of the bookes of Ipocras, Avicen, and other notable auctours of physycke, shewynge the daunger of dyvers syckenesses, that is to saye, whether in peryl of death be in them or not, the pleasure of almyghty God reseruyd..Prognostica. English1545182013-0425PDCC2013-052013-083A2013-082014-032014-10 13521S12258638160809293382240940846AUC6602003734226The whole aphorismes of great Hippo16101152007-11143APEX2007-112007-123A2007-122008-022008-09 13523S1041089983984743042240874892AUB5444003723068Histoire des larrons, or The histor16381652003-12227TECH2003-122004-013A2004-012004-022004-03 13525S11881899854025194312240894603AUC0777003728401Two remarkable and true histories,162072004-0111APEX2004-012004-023A2004-022004-042004-05 13527.5S11934499854551199772240938150AUC1069003728693This gallant caualiero Dicke Bovvye1605382006-01171PDCC2006-062007-063A2007-062008-022008-09 13527S11156999846878118742240904550AUB7185003724809The history of the tryall of cheualry1605742006-01159TECH2006-012006-033Y2006-032006-042006-06 13529S12228299857434231732240880008AUC2225003729849Histrio-mastix{middot} Or, The play1610302003-06116TECH2003-062004-093R2006-102009-013A2009-012009-022009-10 13530S11869799853904193052240892082AUB1193003718817A sanctuary for honest men. Or An a16171012008-10126PDCC2008-122011-113A2011-112012-052012-10 13531S1041309983986943282240866299AUA3875003711499A pollitique platt for the honour o1580322003-1068APEX2003-112003-123A2003-122004-022004-03 13533S1041169983985543142248561817AUB5447003723071The Churches authority asserted1637392008-10157PDCC2008-122012-073A2012-072013-022014-03 13534.5S104132399606971779382248547853005370809Hoard, Samuel,$d1599-1658.Gods love to mankind :$bmanifested, by dis-prooving his absolute decree for their damnation.1633592008-10320PDCC2008-122009-023A2009-022009-092011-04 13538.5S1039449983968641292240904376AUB5377003723001The arraignement of the vvhole crea16321822008-08795PDCC2008-112011-103A2011-102012-052012-10 13539S1041269983986543242248561797AUB5454003723078A counter-snarle for Ishmael Rabsha1613422008-1089PDCC2008-122009-023A2009-022009-092011-04 13540S1041279983986643252248565768AUB5455003723079A curry-combe for a coxe-combe. Or16151422008-10570PDCC2008-122010-033A2010-032010-042011-04 13541S1041319983987043292240940131AUB5458003723082A letter to Mr. T.H. late minister:1609652008-10158PDCC2008-122012-073A2012-072013-022014-03 13542S11659899851814171062240931630AUB9506003727130A Christian caueat for al estates.1622252008-1080PDCC2008-122011-093A2011-092012-052012-10 13544S11693399852148174572240874241AUB9726003727350Hocus Pocus Junior.1638332004-0180PDCC2004-022004-043A2004-042004-072004-08 13547S125028999003481509632264169840005371490Hodges, John.Viaticum animæ or, VVholesome repast for the soule in her pilgrimage towards Ierusalem which is above :$bPrepared, and made ready, by the diligent search, & paynes of Iohn Hodges, priest, M. of Arts and vicar of Shakerstone in Leicester-Shire.16381442008-11119PDCC2008-122012-103A2012-102013-022014-03 13551S1041379983987643352240923240AUB5461003723085The king's request: or, Dauid's des1628192008-1158PDCC2008-122011-093A2011-092012-052012-10 13552.5S509038160589292602240937410AUC6534003734158Credo resurrectionem carnis1633962008-1195PDCC2008-122012-103A2012-102013-022014-03 13552S1041349983987343322248573892AUB5459003723083The last sermon preached before his1625152008-1145PDCC2008-122011-083A2011-082012-052012-10 13554S1041199983985843172240874889AUB5450003723074The divine cosmographer; or, A brie1640852008-11103PDCC2008-122009-013A2009-012009-022009-10 13555.3S1041179983985643152240940129AUB5448003723072Hodson, William,$dfl. 1625-1640.The plurisie of sorrovv, let blood in the eye-veine: or, The Muses teares for the death of our late soueraigne, Iames King of England, &c. By Will. Hogson Mag: in Art: Cantab1625172008-1113PDCC2008-122009-013A2009-012009-022009-10 13555S123530998991271506362240891823005371153Hodson, William,$dfl. 1625-1640.Marshall, William,$dfl. 1617-1650,$eengraver.The holy sinner :$ba tractate meditated on some passages of the storie of the penitent woman in the Pharisees house. by [sic] W.H.1639582008-1182PDCC2008-122012-103A2012-102013-022014-03 13556S1062289984194865692240896235AUA5287003712911The assault of the sacrame[n]t of t1554202003-0158PDCC2003-022003-063A2003-062003-082003-09 13558S11879599854002194072264216952AUB1224003718848Huggarde, Miles.The displaying of the Protestantes, [and] sondry their practises, with a description of diuers their abuses of late frequented15561382007-03241APEX2007-042008-063A2008-062008-092009-03 13559.5S124866999004571732322240874151005371887Huggarde, Miles.A newe A,B,C paraphrasicallye applied, as the state of the worlde doeth at this daye require155792010-0924PDCC2010-092010-103Y2010-102011-062011-12 13559S1062299984194965702240899567AUA5288003712912A mirrour of loue, which such light1555302003-0187PDCC2003-022003-063A2003-062003-082003-09 13560S1094189984506599412240886505AUA7307003714931A new treatyse in maner of a dialog1555172003-0152TECH2003-022003-033A2003-032003-042003-05 13561S11879699854003194092240927340AUB1225003718849A treatise entitled the path waye t1554212003-0160APEX2003-022003-063Y2003-062003-082003-09 13562S11900999854216196252240925416AUC0844003728468The cittharn schoole, by Antony Hol1597682008-1134PDCC2008-122011-093A2011-092012-052012-10 13563S1041219983986043192240910524AUB5451003723075Pauans, galliards, almains, and oth15991112008-1160PDCC2008-122009-023A2009-022009-092011-04 13564S1041369983987543342240930720AUB5460003723084Loues complaint, for vvant of enter1610332008-11103PDCC2008-122011-093A2011-092012-052012-10 13565S11907499854281196922248503444AUC0889003728513A sermon preached at Saint Buttolph1609292008-1163PDCC2008-122011-093A2011-092012-052012-10 13566S11907599854282196932248507603AUC0890003728514A sermon preached before the antien1612242008-1170PDCC2008-122009-013A2009-012009-022009-10 13568BS398534382662290442254612484AUC6339003733963The firste [laste] volume of the ch157714932008-0216408PDCC2008-072008-113A2008-112009-022009-10 13569_pt1S1221783183967NO-GOIDAUB2577003720201Holinshed, Raphael,$dd. 1580?Stanyhurst, Richard,$d1547-1618.Fleming, Abraham,$d1552?-1607.Stow, John,$d1525?-1605.Thynne, Francis,$d1545?-1608.Hooker, John,$d1526?-1601.Harrison, William,$d1534-1593.Boece, Hector,$d1465?-1536.Giraldus,$cCambrensis,$d1146?-1223?The first and second volumes of Chronicles [v. 1]15874682003-11 13569_pt1S12217899857330230402254530782AUB2577003720201Holinshed, Raphael,$dd. 1580?Stanyhurst, Richard,$d1547-1618.Fleming, Abraham,$d1552?-1607.Stow, John,$d1525?-1605.Thynne, Francis,$d1545?-1608.Hooker, John,$d1526?-1601.Harrison, William,$d1534-1593.Boece, Hector,$d1465?-1536.Giraldus,$cCambrensis,$d1146?-1223?The first and second volumes of Chronicles [v. 1]15874682003-113634TECH2003-122004-013A2004-012004-022004-03 13569_pt2S12217899857330230412254607605AUB2577003720201Holinshed, Raphael,$dd. 1580?Stanyhurst, Richard,$d1547-1618.Fleming, Abraham,$d1552?-1607.Stow, John,$d1525?-1605.Thynne, Francis,$d1545?-1608.Hooker, John,$d1526?-1601.Harrison, William,$d1534-1593.Boece, Hector,$d1465?-1536.Giraldus,$cCambrensis,$d1146?-1223?The first and second volumes of Chronicles [v. 2]15877612003-116157APEX2004-012004-023A2004-022004-042004-05 13569_pt2S1221784183968NO-GOIDAUB2577003720201Holinshed, Raphael,$dd. 1580?Stanyhurst, Richard,$d1547-1618.Fleming, Abraham,$d1552?-1607.Stow, John,$d1525?-1605.Thynne, Francis,$d1545?-1608.Hooker, John,$d1526?-1601.Harrison, William,$d1534-1593.Boece, Hector,$d1465?-1536.Giraldus,$cCambrensis,$d1146?-1223?The first and second volumes of Chronicles [v. 2]15877612003-11 13569_pt3S12217899857330230452254613365AUB2577003720201Holinshed, Raphael,$dd. 1580?Stanyhurst, Richard,$d1547-1618.Fleming, Abraham,$d1552?-1607.Stow, John,$d1525?-1605.Thynne, Francis,$d1545?-1608.Hooker, John,$d1526?-1601.Harrison, William,$d1534-1593.Boece, Hector,$d1465?-1536.Giraldus,$cCambrensis,$d1146?-1223?The first and second volumes of Chronicles [v. 3] [i.e. The Third Volume of Chronicles]158715362003-1112568PDCC2004-022004-123A2004-122005-012005-03 13569_pt3S1221785183969NO-GOIDAUB2577003720201Holinshed, Raphael,$dd. 1580?Stanyhurst, Richard,$d1547-1618.Fleming, Abraham,$d1552?-1607.Stow, John,$d1525?-1605.Thynne, Francis,$d1545?-1608.Hooker, John,$d1526?-1601.Harrison, William,$d1534-1593.Boece, Hector,$d1465?-1536.Giraldus,$cCambrensis,$d1146?-1223?The first and second volumes of Chronicles [v. 3] [i.e. The Third Volume of Chronicles]158715362003-11 13572S125031998988921509662240875791005371492Mollenaer, Symon.The great victory vvhich God hath giuen vnto eight Holland shippes :$bin their passage toward the East Indies: against 17. great Spanish shippes on the first of Aprill, 1613. Translated out of the Dutch copie, printed at Middleborough, by Symon Mollenaer, 1613.161372009-1210PDCC2009-122010-023A2010-022010-042011-04 13573S1041229983986143202240923234AUB5452003723076More excellent obseruations of the1622202011-1278PDCC2011-122012-023A2012-022012-052012-10 13575S11734399852558178832248539174AUC0014003727638Nevves out of Holland1622102012-0618PDCC2012-072012-083Y2012-082013-022014-03 13576S11693599852150174592248540340AUB9728003727352Obseruations concerning the present1621672007-07125APEX2007-082007-103A2007-102008-022008-09 13578S12034599855544210392240921552AUB1770003719394A true rehersall of the honourable157372009-129PDCC2009-122010-023A2010-022010-042011-04 13579S11414299849370145112240858494AUB8207003725831Hollandi posthuma.1626922006-03164PDCC2006-092009-033A2009-032009-092011-04 13580S1041419983988043402240896979AUB5464003723088Naumachia, or Hollands sea-fight.1622202008-1157PDCC2008-122012-113A2012-112013-022014-03 13581S1067559984246571192240877028AUB6011003723635Bazili{marc}ologia1618282012-0613PDCC2012-072013-103A2013-102014-032014-10 13582S11910399854310197242240921267AUC0909003728533Her{marc}oologia Anglica16201372012-06371PDCC2012-072012-093A2012-092013-022014-03 13583S1041439983988243422240930711AUB5466003723090Monumenta sepulchraria Sancti Pauli1614232008-1163PDCC2008-122012-113A2012-112013-022014-03 13584S1041469983988543452240926518AUB5468003723092Ecclesia Sancti Pauli illustrata.1633382012-06101PDCC2012-072015-033A2015-032022-12 13585.5S11915199854358197752240906658AUC0941003728565Holland, Henry,$d1583-1650?Motus Medi-terraneus. Or, A true relation of a fearefull and prodigious earthquake1626112008-1118PDCC2008-122009-013A2009-012009-022009-10 13586.5S113048998482891768592240925348Holland, Henry,$d1555 or 6-1603.Davids faith and repentance : or a treatise, wherin is taught what a liuely faith, what vnfained repentance, what pure religion, what grieuous tentations, what great frailtie Gods children haue: and how notwithstanding by Gods spirit, his word, his sacraments, his prouidence, &c. they are vpholden vnto their liues end.1589722014-01168PDCC2014-022015-113A2015-112022-12 13586S1041479983988643462240882709AUB5469003723093The Christian exercise of fasting,15961252008-11550PDCC2008-122011-093A2011-092012-052012-10 13587S1041529983989143512240904219AUA3882003711506The historie of Adam, or the foure-16061932008-11871PDCC2008-122011-093A2011-092012-052012-10 13589S11710199852316176322240866154AUB9854003727478Holland, Henry,$d1555 or 6-1603.Greenham, Richard.Spirituall preseruatiues against the pestilence. Or Seuen lectures on the 91. Psalme16031072004-01265APEX2004-012004-033Y2004-032004-042004-05 13590S1041539983989243522240918644AUA3883003711507A treatise against vvitchcraft: or1590452003-09232TECH2003-092003-103A2003-102003-122004-03 13591S1041409983987943392240938975AUB5463003723087A cypres garland.1625132005-1217TECH2005-122006-103A2006-102007-022007-10 13592S11694099852155174642248540343AUB9733003727357Pancharis1603422005-1285APEX2006-012006-043A2006-042006-092007-01 13595.5S394734382538290062248560823AUC6305003733929Carmen funebre in mortem illustriss158812007-084TECH2007-082007-093R2020-012022-12 13595S11882099854027194332240909289AUC0779003728403The holie historie of our Lord and15941802005-12568PDCC2006-052006-063A2006-062006-092007-01 13596.5S273924576129277902240919155AUC5166003732790[[H]~se pan{marc}egur{grave}is]1600302012-06137PDCC2012-072015-033A2015-032022-12 13596S12067599855869213772240864869AUC1657003729281Oratio Sarisburi{aelig} habita VIII159972009-1224PDCC2009-122014-103A2014-102015-032016-02 13597S1041429983988143412240935619AUB5465003723089Pan{marc}eguris D. Elizabeth{aelig}1601852008-11368PDCC2008-122012-053A2012-052013-022014-03 13598S1041449983988343432240926448AUA3878003711502The Hollanders declaration of the a162272000-0016APEX2001-122002-013Y2002-012002-022003-01 13599.5S121910998570671504932264226699005371067Hollar, Wenceslaus,$d1607-1677.Ornatus muliebris Anglicanus or The severall habits of English women, from the nobilitie: to the contry woman, as they are in these times /$cWenceslaus Hollar, Bohemus fecit Londini Æ. 1640.1640282008-112PDCC2008-122009-013A2009-012009-022009-10 13599S1041459983988443442240935660AUB5467003723091An answere to the Hollanders declar1622172006-0747APEX2006-082006-113A2006-112007-022007-10 13601S11723899852453177772240923822AUB0670003718294The burthen of the ministerie.1592252008-1153PDCC2008-122012-113A2012-112013-022014-03 13602S1061959984191665352240922868AUA5276003712900The fall and euill successe of rebe1572352003-02140PDCC2003-032003-053A2003-052003-062003-07 13604S1094199984506699422240909035AUA7308003714932Lac puero[rum]. M. holti mylke for1508482002-01132APEX2002-012002-023A2002-022002-032003-01 13606.3S511338160661292832248563100AUC6555003734179Lac puerorum M. Holti anglice mylke1511492005-12143APEX2006-012009-093A2009-092010-042011-04 13608S1094329984507999552248526383AUA7315003714939A deuout treatyse called the tree [15351042012-06283PDCC2012-072012-083A2012-082013-022014-03 13609S1094549984510199812240901401AUA7325003714949[The abbaye of the Holy Ghost].1497202003-0457PDCC2003-052003-073A2003-072003-082003-09 13611S1041489983988743472240882604AUB5470003723094The Golden bull: or, The fundamenta1619302008-1192PDCC2008-122012-103A2012-102013-022014-03 13612S1041519983989043502240868263AUA3881003711505The actes of the disputacio[n] in t15421922005-09595APEX2005-112005-123R2020-012022-12 13613S11734499852559178842264201311AUC0015003727639The acts of the diet of Regenspurgh1623212008-1166PDCC2008-122012-103A2012-102013-022014-03 13615S1041699983990843692240894090AUB5474003723098A sermon preached at Pauls Crosse,1626242008-1149PDCC2008-122011-093A2011-092012-052012-10 13616S1041719983991043712240885462AUB5475003723099A sermon preached at Pauls Crosse,1626342008-1154PDCC2008-122012-113A2012-112013-022014-03 13617S1041739983991243732240939013AUB5477003723101Technogamia: or The marriages of th1618572008-11290PDCC2009-012009-033A2009-032009-092011-04 13619S1041729983991143722240935687AUB5476003723100Three sermons vpon the Passion, Res1626642008-11123PDCC2008-122009-013A2009-012009-022009-10 13623S11547699850695159192240865768AUB8882003726506A sermon of obedience1613192008-1167PDCC2008-122011-093A2011-092012-052012-10 13626S1041759983991443752240898936AUA3896003711520The strange, vvonderfull, and bloud1603322006-1292TECH2006-122008-013A2008-012008-022008-09 13627S122590999003041509682240887730005371312Fowldes, William.Homer,$eattributed name.Batrachomyomachia: or: The wonderfull and bloudy battell betweene frogs and mice :$bThe occasion of their falling out: their preparation, munition, and resolution for the warres: the severall combats of every person of worth, with many other memorable accidents. Interlaced with divers pithy and morall sentences, no lesse pleasant to be read, then profitable to be observed. Paraphrastically done into English heroycall verse, by William Fowldes, late one of the cursitors of his Majesties high Court of Chancery.1634342008-1287PDCC2009-012009-033A2009-032009-092011-04 13628S11924099854447198692240899305AUB1391003719015The crowne of all Homers workes Bat16241032002-08222PDCC2002-092002-103A2002-102002-122003-01 13630S1085779984423590262240901427AUA6769003714393Ten books of Homers Iliades, transl1581982003-04539APEX2003-052003-063A2003-062003-082003-09 13634S11923499854441198632240906713AUC0999003728623The Iliads of Homer prince of poets16112022002-081296APEX2002-092002-103A2002-102002-122003-01 13635S1061589984188164962240866581AUA5260003712884Achilles shield.1598152005-0746TECH2005-082006-013A2006-012006-042006-06 13637S11823599853443188262240904737AUB1006003718630Homer's Odysses. Translated accordi16151952002-08972TECH2002-102002-113R2003-052004-103A2004-102005-012005-03 13638S1041779983991643772248564165AUB5478003723102Usury is injury.1640282008-1194PDCC2008-122012-103A2012-102013-022014-03 13640S11002999845650105642240938756AUA7707003715331Certayne sermons, or homelies1547922004-11304PDCC2005-012005-023A2005-022005-042005-10 13648.5S5209399606681504962240921724005370788Certayne sermons :$bappoynted by the Quenes Maiestie, to be declared and read, by all persones, vycars, and curates, euery Sondaye and holy daye in theyr churches : and by her Graces aduyse perused & ouer sene, for the better vnderstandyng of the simple people : newly imprinted in partes accordynge as is mencioned in the booke of commune prayers.1559952012-06331PDCC2012-072013-083Y2013-082014-032014-10 13669S1061609984188364982240903066AUA5262003712886The second tome of homilees15713092004-11991APEX2004-122005-013A2005-012005-042005-10 13678S125035998988931509702240868485005371494Pregethau a osodwyd allan trwy awdurdod i'w darllein ymhob Eglwys :$bblwyf a phob capel er adailadaeth i't bobl anny[...]dig. Gwedi eu troi i'r iaith gymeraig [tr]wy waith Edward Iames, ...16064172007-031341APEX2007-042007-103Y2007-102008-022008-09 13685.5S125242999005101734202248514939005372082Honorius,$cof Autun,$dca. 1080-ca. 1156.Chertsey, Andrew.Here begynneth a lytell treatyse called the Lucydarye1507262008-1281PDCC2009-012009-023A2009-022009-092011-04 13685S1040099983975041992240882697Hondius, Hendrik,$db. 1573.Baronnie van Breda 163722014-015PDCC2014-012014-023A2014-022014-032014-10 13686S11789799853106184742240919052AUB0885003718509Here begynneth a lytell treatyse ca1523332006-07105TECH2006-082007-073A2007-072008-022008-09 13688S120911998990471509712248521472005371302[A little gest of Robin Hood]150012008-081PDCC2008-102008-123A2008-122009-022009-10 13689.3S11138199846742117292240906362AUA8393003716017[Here begynneth a lytell geste of R150932009-046PDCC2009-052010-043A2010-042011-062011-12 13692S11695199852166174752240911372AUB9741003727365A merry iest of Robin Hood1590322013-0781APEX2013-072013-093A2013-092014-032014-10 13693C.20.f.7[356]30242998919171831042240905293Renowned Robin Hood: or, His famous archery truly related: : with the worthy exploits he acted before Queen Katherine, he being an out-law man, and how she for the same obtained of the king, his owne, and his fellowes pardon. To a new tune.163012008-089PDCC2008-102008-123A2008-122009-022009-10 13694S1086099984426690632240938774AUA6796003714420A copie of the speache: made by the158882008-1226PDCC2009-012009-033A2009-032009-092011-04 13698S1062319984195165722269047340AUA5289003712913The vse of both the globes, celesti1592942011-02339PDCC2011-022011-033A2011-032011-062011-12 13701S11522699850445156472240849566AUB8779003726403The vse of the two mathematicall in1596212014-0179PDCC2014-012014-043A2014-042015-032016-02 13702S11655199851767170582240904758AUB0527003718151The child-birth or womans lecture.1590152008-1255PDCC2009-012009-023A2009-022009-092011-04 13703S11695399852168174772240928993AUB9743003727367A sermon preached in Paules Church1603352008-1280PDCC2009-012011-063A2011-062012-052012-10 13704S112937998481781768612248528553Hooke, Henry,$dd. 1624.A sermon preached before the king at White-hall, the eight of May. 1604. By Henrie Hooke, preacher. Jerusalems peace 1604292014-0154PDCC2014-012016-043A2016-042022-12 13705S11784899853057184212240941158AUC0277003727901Dauids diamond sparkling in the dar1635642012-0659PDCC2012-072015-033A2015-032022-12 13706S1041909983992943912240862919AUB5479003723103The ansvvere of Mr. Richard Hooker1612182005-0356APEX2005-042005-053A2005-052005-102005-12 13707S12104799856236217652264218038AUC1857003729481A learned and comfortable sermon of1612102005-0329PDCC2005-042005-063A2005-062005-102005-12 13708S12104599856234217632240863211AUC1855003729479A learned discourse of iustificatio1612492005-03131APEX2005-042005-053A2005-052005-102005-12 13711S12104899856237217662248523556AUC1858003729482A learned sermon of the nature of p1612112005-0329TECH2005-042005-053A2005-052005-102005-12 13713S12091499856107197112264226364Of the lavves of ecclesiasticall po16041082005-03787PDCC2005-112005-123A2005-122006-012006-02 13721S1075629984326179772248578534AUA6125003713749Willet, Andrew,$d1562-1621,$eattributed name.Cartwright, Thomas,$d1535-1603,$eattributed name.A Christian letter of certaine English protestants, vnfained fauourers of the present state of religion, authorised and professed in England: vnto that reverend and learned man, Mr R. Hoo1599262004-10116TECH2004-112005-013A2005-012005-042005-10 13722S12104999856238217672240912931AUC1859003729483A remedie against sorrow and feare,161292005-0323APEX2005-042005-053A2005-052005-102005-12 13723S1041949983993343952240878367AUB5483003723107Tvvo sermons vpon part of S. Judes1614332005-03103TECH2005-032005-053A2005-052005-102005-12 13724S1041919983993043922240866408AUB5480003723104The Christians tvvo chiefe lessons16401262006-01408PDCC2006-072009-063A2009-062009-092011-04 13725S11901599854222196312240925322AUC0848003728472Foure learned and godly treatises16381492008-12254PDCC2009-012013-053A2013-052014-032014-10 13726.3S125040999003501509732240891940005371496Hooker, Thomas,$d1586-1647.The poore doubting christian drawne to Christ· :$bWherein the maine letts and hindrances vvhich keepe men from comming to Christ are discovered. With speciall helps to recover Gods favour.1636852008-12107PDCC2009-012009-093A2009-092010-042011-04 13726S11407399849301144412240875858AUB8170003725794The paterne of perfection16401992008-12307PDCC2009-012009-033A2009-032009-092011-04 13727S1041959983993443962240926512AUB5484003723108The soules exaltation.16381732008-12536PDCC2009-012009-033A2009-032009-092011-04 13728S11784999853058184222240948440AUC0278003727902The soules humiliation.16371152008-12389PDCC2009-012009-033A2009-032009-092011-04 13732S1041989983993743992240926480AUB5485003723109The soules implantation into the na16401882008-12492PDCC2009-012011-053A2011-052011-062011-12 13733S1041999983993844002240862965AUB5486003723110The soules ingrafting into Christ.1637182008-1249PDCC2009-012011-063A2011-062012-052012-10 13734S125041998988951509742240891551005371497Hooker, Thomas,$d1586-1647.The soules possession of Christ: shewing how a Christian should put on Christ, and bee able to doe all things through his strength. Whereunto in annexed A sermon preached at the funerall of that worthy divine Mr. Wimott, late minister of Clare, in Suffolke. By T.H.16381242008-12142PDCC2009-012009-033A2009-032009-092011-04 13735S12067699855870213782248504220AUC1658003729282The soules preparation for Christ.16321382000-00422PDCC2001-062001-072R2003-062005-023A2005-022005-042005-10 13739.7S407134382948291302240937324AUC6418003734042Three sermons1638812008-1293PDCC2009-012009-033A2009-032009-092011-04 13739S1041939983993243942240880189AUB5482003723106The soules vocation or effectual ca16384572012-061120PDCC2012-062012-083A2012-082013-022014-03 13740S1041929983993143932240937691AUB5481003723105The vnbeleevers preparing for Chris16381712008-12544PDCC2009-012011-093A2011-092012-052012-10 13741S1042009983993944012240878350AUA3911003711535An answer vnto my lord of wyntheste1547832005-11281APEX2005-112006-083Y2006-082006-092007-01 13742S12203699857189228752240899133AUC2145003729769An apologye made by the reuerende f1562282003-0651TECH2003-062003-073A2003-072003-082003-09 13743S1041969983993543972240869412AUA3909003711533Certeine comfortable expositions of15801272005-03495TECH2005-042005-053Y2005-052005-102005-12 13745S1042019983994044022240866319AUA3912003711536A declaration of Christe and of his1547942005-11171TECH2005-112006-013A2006-012006-042006-06 13746S1042029983994144032240885500AUA3913003711537A declaration of the ten holy co[m]15491282005-11361PDCC2006-032006-043A2006-042006-092007-01 13752S11307199848312133972248539439AUA9285003716909An exposition vpon the .23. psalme1562702003-06136PDCC2003-072003-103A2003-102003-122004-03 13753S1094719984511899992248523032AUA7340003714964A funerall oratyon1549212005-0327PDCC2005-062005-073A2005-072005-102005-12 13756.5S124475999005591735752240874222005372267Hooper, John,$dd. 1555.Certaine godly, and most necessarie annotations :$bvpon the thirteenth chapter to the Romanes: set forth by the right vigilant pastor: Iohn Hoper, by Gods calling, Bishop of Gloucester.1583252008-1254PDCC2009-022009-043Y2009-042009-092011-04 13756S11655399851769170602240948371AUB0528003718152[Godly and most necessary annotatio1551322005-0348APEX2005-042005-053Y2005-052005-102005-12 13757S11785399853062184262240941165AUC0280003727904A godly confession and protestacion1550322005-0364TECH2005-042005-053A2005-052005-102005-12 13759S11887999854086194932248512480AUC0792003728416[An homelye to be read in the tyme1553182005-0339PDCC2005-072005-083Y2005-082005-102005-12 13760S10947899845125100082240909224AUA7346003714970A lesson of the Incarnation of Chri1549252005-0334APEX2005-042005-053A2005-052005-102005-12 13763S1042039983994244042248567691AUA3914003711538Hooper, John,$dd. 1555.An ouersight, and deliberacion vpon the holy prophete Ionas: made, and vttered before the kynges maiestie, and his moost honorable councell, by Ihon Hoper in lent last past. Comprehended in seue[n] sermons. Anno. M.D.L.15501942005-03263TECH2005-042005-053A2005-052005-102005-12 13766.5S107298998430001768492240897739Hoper, R.[The instruction of a Christian man, in vertue and honestie.]. 1580812014-01174PDCC2014-022014-053A2014-052015-032016-02 13767S11656299851778170692240923823AUB9484003727108A sermon preached before the Kinges1604242008-1255PDCC2009-022009-083A2009-082009-092011-04 13768S11408799849315144552248532145AUB8177003725801A sermon preached before the queene1609222008-1242PDCC2009-012009-083A2009-082009-092011-04 13770S11695499852169174782240919193AUB9744003727368Two sermons vpon the XII. chapter o1609412008-12142PDCC2009-012011-083A2011-082012-052012-10 13774S12035599855554210492240908490AUB1776003719400A preparation into the waye of lyfe1581482008-12122PDCC2009-012009-023A2009-022009-092011-04 13776S470623811485268682240937478AUC4414003732038Baculum geod{aelig}ticum, sive viat16102222008-121140PDCC2009-022014-103A2014-102015-032016-02 13778S1042059983994444072240939029AUB5488003723112A concordancy of yeares.16121372008-12674PDCC2009-022009-053R2009-072010-103Y2010-102011-062011-12 13783S1042209983995944222248569113AUA3918003711542Speculum topographicum: or The topo16111132012-06444PDCC2012-072013-063A2013-062014-032014-10 13797S1042219983996044232240894086AUA3919003711543Horace his arte of poetrie, pistles15671492003-08377APEX2003-092003-103A2003-102003-122004-03 13798S1042249983996344292264187089Horace.Jonson, Ben,$d1573?-1637.$tBen: Jonson's execration against Vulcan.Marshall, William,$dfl. 1617-1650,$eengraver.Q. Horatius Flaccus: his Art of poetry. Englished by Ben: Jonson. With other workes of the author, never printed before Ars poetica. English1640972014-01183PDCC2014-022014-033A2014-032015-032016-02 13799S1042259983996444302240912515AUB5499003723123Certain selected odes of Horace, En1621522013-03137APEX2013-032013-053A2013-052014-032014-10 13800S1042289983996744332240862950AUB5501003723125Odes of Horace the best of lyrick p1625392011-0993APEX2011-092011-113A2011-112012-052012-10 13804S1042279983996644322240930530AUB5500003723124All the odes and epodes of Horace.1638762008-12229PDCC2009-012013-043A2013-042014-032014-10 13805.5S274324578576277942240925471AUC5169003732793[The first two satires or] poesyes156512004-0911APEX2004-112004-123A2004-122005-012005-03 13805S1042299983996844342240863000AUA3922003711546A medicinable morall, that is, the1566972003-08279PDCC2003-092003-103Y2003-102003-122004-03 13806S1042339983997244382248571193AUB5503003723127Black-Fryers.162592008-1220PDCC2009-012011-093A2011-092012-052012-10 13814S11888299854089194962240896152AUC0793003728417Hornbyes hornbook.1622192009-0142PDCC2009-022009-033A2009-032009-092011-04 13815S1062389984195865802248592756AUB5943003723567The scourge of drunkennes. By Willi1618162009-0143PDCC2009-022009-033A2009-032009-092011-04 13818S1042349983997344392248569349AUA3925003711549An ansvveare made by Rob. Bishoppe15661362007-06568APEX2007-072007-093A2007-092008-022008-09 13820S11656399851779170702240893462AUB9485003727109A caueat to preuent future iudgemen1626202009-0172PDCC2009-022009-043A2009-042009-092011-04 13821S12113399856320218552248509896AUC1888003729512The Christian gouernour, in the com16142212002-05533PDCC2002-072002-083Y2002-082002-102003-01 13822.5S11851599853722191172240916041AUC0630003728254Life and death.16132322009-01482PDCC2009-022013-053A2013-052014-032014-10 13822S11672699851942172382240929269AUB9593003727217Horne, Robert,$d1565-1640.The history of the woman of great faith16321752009-01324PDCC2009-022009-043A2009-042009-092011-04 13823S1042369983997544412248572298AUB5504003723128Of the rich man and Lazarus.1619732009-01322PDCC2009-032009-053A2009-052009-092011-04 13824S12091799856110216322240864879AUC1759003729383Points of instruction for the ignor1617582002-07106APEX2002-082002-103A2002-102002-122003-01 13825S1042379983997644422240862987AUB5505003723129The shield of the righteous: or, Th1625802009-01402PDCC2009-032011-093A2011-092012-052012-10 13826.5S274424578882277952240925449AUC5170003732794An easie entrance into the principl161052009-0110PDCC2009-022009-033A2009-032009-092011-04 13826S11831899853525189102240939069AUB1061003718685A Christian exercise, containing an1585282009-0162PDCC2009-022009-033A2009-032009-092011-04 13828S11621699851433167052240911484AUB9289003726913The trauailes of an English man.1591172003-0947TECH2003-092003-103A2003-102003-122004-03 13829S1065809984229469382248602198AUA5541003713165Ortus. Vocabulorum.15002772000-005188LEME2018-12 13837.5S12115699856343218812240925746AUC1900003729524Andrew, Laurence,$dfl. 1510-1537.The noble lyfe a[nd] natures of man of bestes, serpentys, fowles a[nd] fisshes [that] be moste knoweu [sic].1527812006-02297PDCC2006-082007-123A2007-122008-022008-09 13838S12113999856326218612248503037AUC1891003729515A sermon vpon the parable of the Ki1609302009-0173PDCC2009-032011-083A2011-082012-052012-10 13841S1042399983997844442240930732AUB5506003723130Sermons preached at Pauls Crosse an16151242009-01379PDCC2009-032011-093A2011-092012-052012-10 13843.5S11742399852637179672240893499AUB0707003718331The brutish thunderbolt: or rather15861762013-10488APEX2013-102013-113A2013-112014-032014-10 13843C.20.f.7[172]30109998918421830102248561717The kind beleeving hostesse : I owe my hostesse money, shee takes me for her debter, on the buttery doore stands my score, the further on the better. To the tune of, VVhen Willy once had strayed.163212008-086PDCC2008-102008-123A2008-122009-022009-10 13847S1042429983998144472240876542AUA3930003711554A true and plaine report of the fur1573712003-03175TECH2003-042003-073Y2003-072003-082003-09 13848S1042519983999044562240873258AUA3937003711561The ambassador.1603782009-01143PDCC2009-032009-053A2009-052009-092011-04 13852S1162183003299851435167072264194291AUB9290003726914The housholders new-yeeres gift164012002-055PDCC2002-072002-083A2002-082002-102003-01 13854S1086159984427290692240909054AUA6799003714423The good hous-wiues treasurie.1588202005-0641PDCC2005-082006-013Y2006-012006-042006-06 13855.2S314633143065282052240914865AUC5535003733159The Coblers threed is cut, or, The164012007-085TECH2007-082007-093R2020-012022-12 13855.4S338033143389284392240925590AUC5756003733380The Vindication of the cobler, bein164012007-087TECH2007-082007-103A2007-102008-022008-09 13855.8S100430998362705292248562038AUB3450003721074Charles, Earle of Nottingham, Barro161312007-084TECH2007-102007-113Y2007-112008-022008-09 13855S1042469983998544512240896982AUA3933003711557The sufficiencie of the spirits tea1640232009-01145PDCC2009-042010-023A2010-022010-042011-04 13856S11166199846946119452248521721AUA8511003716135Nottingham, Charles Howard,$cEarl of,$dca. 1536-1624.Siarles arglwydd Howard, barwn o Effingham, ... Yn gymmaint a bod yr arwein wr159112005-034TECH2005-042005-073Y2005-072005-102005-12 13858S1042509983998944552240918618AUA3936003711560A defensatiue against the poyson of15831682010-071051APEX2010-072014-103A2014-102015-032016-02 13861S1064079984212367532240919832AUA5403003713027Songes and sonettes, written by the15571202000-00443PDCC2001-002001-001Y2001-092002-063A2002-062002-072003-01 13868.5S12250599898426233922264173769005372204Arundel, Philip Howard,$cEarl of, Saint,$d1557-1595.Callophisus, being brought by the greatest perfection in an other to the smallest liberty in himselfe, hauing the foundation of his choice so firme as it cannot decaye, and finding the place of his imprisonment so stronge as he cannot escape: wilbe at the tilts ende vpon the two and twentie day of Ianuarie next ensewing, at one of the clocke in the afternoone, there to defend and mainetayne against all men whosoever, for sixe courses a peece, the whole sixe, or any of the sixe articles which follow ...158122005-034APEX2005-042005-053A2005-052005-102005-12 13868.7S121905998570641543772240897301Arundel, Philip Howard,$cEarl of, Saint,$d1557-1595.Southwell, Robert,$cSaint,$d1561?-1595,$eattributed name.A foure-fould meditation, of the foure last things : viz. 1. of the houre of death. 2. Day of iudgement. 3. Paines of hell. 4. Ioyes of heauen. Shewing the estate of the elect and reprobate. Composed in a diuine poeme by R:S. the author of S. Peters complaint.1606242014-0147PDCC2014-012014-033A2014-032015-032016-02 13869S1042479983998644522240939015AUA3934003711558A discourse touching the pretended156972002-1215PDCC2003-012003-063A2003-062003-082003-09 13871S1042449983998344492240874886AUB5507003723131A patterne of Christian loyaltie1634412010-12150PDCC2011-012011-023A2011-022011-062011-12 13872S11917099854377197942240934208AUC0958003728582Dendrologia.1640952003-12308PDCC2004-012004-023A2004-022004-042004-05 13873S11814399853352187332240951425AUC0412003728036A sermon, preached at the funerall1623172004-1243TECH2004-122005-013Y2005-012005-042005-10 13874S11328999848525136252240849709AUA9391003717015The arbor of amitie1568552004-12117PDCC2005-022005-033A2005-032005-042005-10 13875S11329299848528136282240874311AUA9392003717016H. His deuises, for his owne exerci1581522004-12170APEX2005-022005-043Y2005-042005-102005-12 13876.5S123446399608001504112240927617005370886Howell, Thomas,$dfl. 1568-1581.[Newe sonets and pretie pamphlets] /$c[written by Thomas Howell]157562009-057PDCC2009-062010-013A2010-012010-042011-04 13876S11821699853424188072248565848AUC0466003728090Newe sonets, and pretie pamphlets.1570312004-1287APEX2005-022005-043Y2005-042005-102005-12 13877S11621999851436167082240851626AUB9291003726915A Christian enchiridion16151242009-01291PDCC2009-022013-053A2013-052014-032014-10 13878S11655699851772170632240936613AUB0531003718155A short exposition of the 20. and 21600342009-0183PDCC2009-022009-033A2009-032009-092011-04 13879S1042619984000044682240894093AUB5511003723135Certaine sermons made in Oxford, an1622842009-01340PDCC2009-022009-033A2009-032009-092011-04 13882S274724582832277982240921441AUC5173003732797A sermon preached at Paules Crosse1597242009-01112PDCC2009-022009-033A2009-032009-092011-04 13883S12103499856225217542240923948AUB2047003719671A second sermon, preached at Paules1598282009-01119PDCC2009-022009-043A2009-042009-092011-04 13884S11907799854284196952240921592AUC0892003728516A sermon preached at St. Maries in1602182009-0164PDCC2009-022009-043A2009-042009-092011-04 13888S11360599848838139542240863772AUA9522003717146A most excellent treatise of the be15651222009-01305PDCC2009-022009-033A2009-032009-092011-04 13889S11655899851774170652248545629AUB0532003718156Of the expresse vvorde of God.15671212007-06320APEX2007-072008-043A2008-042008-092009-03 13890S11880399854010194162240892279AUB1230003718854Examen de ingenios.15941782004-10625APEX2005-012005-023A2005-022005-042005-10 13897S11888799854094195012240900766AUB1284003718908The tragicall and lamentable histor156992009-0115PDCC2009-022009-083A2009-082009-092011-04 13898.5S11814499853353187342264219943AUC0413003728037Great Brittaines resurrection: or t1606322006-01116PDCC2006-062007-063A2007-062008-022008-09 13898S1042679984000644742240868270AUB5513003723137An apologie of infants1595402009-0186PDCC2009-022009-033A2009-032009-092011-04 13899S1042689984000744752240874897AUB5514003723138An oration gratulatory to the high160492009-0129PDCC2009-022009-043A2009-042009-092011-04 13900S1042579983999644632240863003AUB5509003723133The deplorable life and death of Ed1628762003-04238APEX2003-052003-073A2003-072003-082003-09 13901S12259623813613268712240893356AUC4417003732041The historie of Edward the Second,16291032003-04280TECH2003-052003-063R2003-092003-103A2003-102003-122004-03 13903S1042729984001144792240907987AUB5515003723139Egypts favorite.1631652003-04151PDCC2003-052003-063A2003-062003-082003-09 13904S11655999851775170662248550631AUB0533003718157A sermon preached at Paules Crosse1584592004-12138PDCC2005-022005-043A2005-042005-102005-12 13905S11309499848334134202240883187AUA9294003716918A riche storehouse, or treasurie, f15781042012-10226PDCC2012-102012-113A2012-112013-022014-03 13909S11656899851784170752240904793AUB9486003727110A diuine enthymeme of true obedienc1615392009-02173PDCC2009-042009-063Y2009-062009-092011-04 13910S10948299845129100142240894693AUA7348003714972The troubled mans medicine15461182009-02177PDCC2009-032009-043Y2009-042009-092011-04 13913S1042759984001444822240874895AUB5516003723140The saints losse and lamentation.1632292009-0269PDCC2009-042009-063A2009-062009-092011-04 13914S1042769984001544832240866305AUC2348003729972St. Pauls exercise, or, A sermon of1622152004-0646TECH2004-062004-073Y2004-072004-102004-11 13917.5R21282599835837622248543070AUB3268003720892Certaine greevances, vvell vvorthy1640222002-0369PDCC2002-032002-043A2002-042002-052003-01 13918S12092499856117216392240860341AUC1764003729388The covenant of grace, and seales t16401232014-03119PDCC2014-032014-053A2014-052015-032016-02 13919S1063319984204966722240901276AUB5959003723583A letter, sent into England from th161572009-0218PDCC2009-032011-033A2011-032011-062011-12 13920.5S5222399606851504122240932623005370799Hughes, Lewes,$dfl. 1620.To the right honourable the lords and others of His Majesties most honourable Priuie Councell1625142009-0240PDCC2009-032013-103A2013-102014-032014-10 13920AS532820032399608171505132248550566005370901Hughes, Richard.Byd y bigail :$bbeing the same in Welch, to a daintie new tune /$cterfyn R.H.163222007-033APEX2007-042007-103A2007-102008-022008-09 13920S1063299984204766702240899580AUB5957003723581A plaine and true relation of the g1621252014-0381PDCC2014-042014-073A2014-072015-032016-02 13921S1042869984002444932248566514AUA3956003711580Certaine deu[is]es and shewes prese1587312004-06155PDCC2004-072004-083A2004-082004-102004-11 13923S11423799849463146112240906745AUB8269003725893An exposition of certayne words of1577872006-09189APEX2006-102008-023Y2008-022008-092009-03 13926AS1069849984268973662240870386AUA5824003713448The seige of Breda by the armes of16271072006-04357APEX2006-052006-073A2006-072006-092007-01 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Herman Hvgo of the S. of I. Translated into English by C.H.G.16271102012-09368PDCC2012-092012-113A2012-112013-022014-03 13928S274924584319278002240900702AUC5175003732799The anatomy of conscience, or, The16262202014-03417PDCC2014-032014-043A2014-042015-032016-02 13929S11657099851786170772240941809AUB9487003727111The arte of Christian saylinge. Or1602762009-02185PDCC2009-032009-123R2010-052010-073Y2010-072011-062011-12 13934S11429399849519146712248529029AUB8297003725921The vnmasking of the politique athe1602762009-02136PDCC2009-032009-053Y2009-052009-092011-04 13941S11924699854453198752240936614AUB1393003719017Huloets dictionarie15722952005-113819PDCC2006-052006-063A2006-062006-092007-01 13942S1063269984204466672240931984AUA5350003712974Hymnes, or Sacred songs1599382003-03137APEX2003-042003-053A2003-052003-062003-07 13943S11880499854011194172240911490AUB1231003718855Ane treatise of conscience.1594652003-03143TECH2003-042003-063R2003-092003-103Y2003-102003-122004-03 13944S11880599854012194182240892086AUB1232003718856A treatise of the felicitie, of the1594322003-0376PDCC2003-042003-063Y2003-062003-082003-09 13945S11816999853378187602248546739AUC2415003730039A diduction of the true and catholi1602672003-03149TECH2003-042003-063Y2003-062003-082003-09 13948S121138998563251780192264218039AUC1890003729514A reioynder to Doctor Hil concernin1594972007-03440TECH2007-032007-043Y2007-042008-022008-09 13949S1063219984203966622240866531AUB2748003720372Daphn-Amaryllis. Authore Davide Hum1605202004-0675APEX2004-072005-033A2005-032005-042005-10 13950S1042889984002644962240930446AUB5518003723142Dauidis Humii Theagrii lusus poetic1605532004-06163TECH2004-062005-083A2005-082005-102005-12 13951S1042899984002744972240898781AUB5519003723143De vnione insul{aelig} Britannic{ae1605152004-0664PDCC2004-072005-033Y2005-032005-042005-10 13952S11409899849326144662240896285AUB8182003725806Illustrissimi principis Henrici ius161372004-0617TECH2004-062005-023Y2005-022005-042005-10 13953S11413599849363145042248554812AUB8202003725826Regi suo post bis septennium in pat161772004-0615PDCC2004-072005-013Y2005-012005-042005-10 13954.3S93081565728541809572240921484Montgomerie, Alexander, 1545?-1598.Hume, Alexander, 1560?-1609.Polwarth, Patrick Hume, Baron of, d. 1609.Devonshire, Spencer Compton Cavendish, Duke of, 1833-1908, former owner. 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English.Antisixtus1590292009-02122PDCC2009-032009-053A2009-052009-092011-04 14004S12085433150957288342264219054AUA2465003710089A discourse vpon the present estate1588352007-11167PDCC2008-022009-073A2009-072009-092011-04 14006S1043489984008645572240926508AUA3991003711615Newes from Rome concerning the blas1550552009-0290PDCC2009-032009-043A2009-042009-092011-04 14007S1043499984008745582240918647AUB5543003723167The descent of authoritie: or, The1637192009-0260PDCC2009-032013-103A2013-102014-032014-10 14012S471123816392268732240914890AUC4419003732043Davids sling against great Goliah15931792004-08226APEX2004-082004-093A2004-092004-102004-11 14014S104314998400521768642248569110Hutchins, Edward,$d1558?-1629.Sampsons iavvbone against the spiritual Philistine : Containing sundry godly and Christian praiers, necessarie and conuenient for all estates and occasions: by Ed. Hutchins.16011442014-01181PDCC2014-012014-043A2014-042015-032016-02 14015S1043189984005645272248567689AUA3970003711594A sermon preached at S. Maries in O1589162009-0251PDCC2009-032010-053A2010-052011-062011-12 14016S1043209984005845292240868267AUA3971003711595A sermon preached in S. Peters Chur1586162009-0239PDCC2009-032009-083A2009-082009-092011-04 14017S11656199851777170682248541124AUB0535003718159A sermon preached in West-chester t1586162009-0240PDCC2009-032011-083A2011-082012-052012-10 14018S1043269984006445352240866291AUA3976003711600A faithful declaration of Christes1560712004-06169PDCC2004-072004-083A2004-082004-102004-11 14020S1043259984006345342240902522AUA3975003711599The image of God, or laie mans boke15602032004-06514PDCC2004-082004-093A2004-092004-102004-11 14023S1043289984006645372240863036AUB5536003723160An ansvvere to a certaine treatise1605752009-02309PDCC2009-032009-053A2009-052009-092011-04 14024S1043309984006845392240907672AUA3979003711603De morbo Gallico{middot}.1533832000-00183PDCC2001-122002-013A2002-012002-022003-01 14025S1043319984006945402240885498AUA3980003711604Of the vvood called guaiacum1536832000-00191TECH2002-022002-033A2002-032002-042003-01 14027.5S124880999004591732382248515394005371893Hutten, Ulrich von,$d1488-1523.The triades or trinities of Rome translated in to Englyshe :$bThem that synne rebuke openly that other may feare and drede. Timo.v.1535132009-0215PDCC2009-032009-083A2009-082009-092011-04 14028S1043339984007145422240862954AUB5537003723161Follie's anatomie. Or Satyres and s1619342003-0166TECH2003-022003-063R2003-102003-113Y2003-112003-122004-03 14029S1061739984189665112240875514AUA5268003712892The blacke dogge of Newgate1596222003-0168PDCC2003-022003-063A2003-062003-082003-09 14031S1043349984007245432240935659AUB5538003723162The discovery of a London monster,1638232004-0778APEX2004-072004-113A2004-112005-012005-03 14032.5S9310131944545323751808062240924020Hutton, Luke, d. 1596.Luke Huttons lamentation: : which he wrote the day before his death, being condemned to be hanged at Yorke for his robberies and trespasses committed there-about. To the tune of Wandring and wavering..164012008-088PDCC2008-102008-123A2008-122009-022009-10 14032S1217923234699856956226072240904478AUB2395003720019Luke Huttons lamentation159812003-016APEX2003-022003-033A2003-032003-042003-05 14034S1043369984007445452240926449AUA3983003711607A sermon preached at Yorke1579362009-0283PDCC2009-032009-053A2009-052009-092011-04 14035S1043389984007645472240896991AUB5539003723163Reasons for refusal of subscription16053052009-031275PDCC2009-042014-103A2014-102015-032016-02 14036S1043409984007845492264177707AUB5540003723164The second and last part of Reasons16061462009-03786PDCC2009-042010-023A2010-022010-042011-04 14038S275324585979278042240893422AUC5179003732803The preachers president, or, The ma1625122009-0344PDCC2009-042009-063A2009-062009-092011-04 14042S1064859984220068342240872314AUB2749003720373Scala perfecc[i]onis.14941342005-03550PDCC2005-052005-063A2005-062005-102005-12 14043S12229699857448231882248532227AUB2625003720249Scala perfectionis.15071552002-10588PDCC2002-102002-113A2002-112002-122003-01 14045.5S12454320081999002761506432264169843005371201I smell a rat :$bTo the tune of, Vpon a summer tide. Or, The seminary priest.163012008-086PDCC2008-092009-083A2009-082009-092011-04 14045.7S12454420080998991661506442264172375005371202I would you neuer had said so :$bto the tune of vpon the meddow brow.161812008-087PDCC2008-102008-123A2008-122009-022009-10 14046S1050219984075152802240887290AUA4497003712121A godly ballad declaring by the Scr156612005-125PDCC2006-042006-053A2006-052006-092007-01 14049S11929199854498199232264222285AUC1039003728663A Nevv-Yeares gift for English Cath16201062010-12241PDCC2010-122011-013Y2011-012011-062011-12 14050AS1062609984197866012240896207AUA5303003712927An example for all those that make160012007-088TECH2007-082007-103A2007-102008-022008-09 14050S100127998359792172248550951AUB3355003720979An adioynder to the late Catholike1620792010-12175PDCC2010-122011-023A2011-022011-062011-12 14052S11929499854501199262248507669AUC1042003728666A position against vainglorious, an160472009-059PDCC2009-062010-013A2010-012010-042011-04 14054.5S157120214070238372240935109AUB3016003720640A True relation of the ground, occa1616152010-0632PDCC2010-072010-083A2010-082011-062011-12 14057S1074109984311178212240861658AUA6055003713679Bromelion.15952942011-031248APEX2011-032011-053A2011-052011-062011-12 14058.3S125046999003521509822240895972005371502I. 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Pope (1513-1521 : Leo X)The hole &cmbmacr;idulg&cmbmacr;ece of &abper;d&cmbmacr;o gra&cmbmacr;uted to blessed. S. Cornelis is. vi. score yers. vi. score l&cmbmacr;ets. ii. M. ix. C. [and] xx. dais of &abper;d&cmbmacr;o for euermore to &cmbmacr;edure.152012008-080PDCC2008-102008-123A2008-122009-022009-10 14077C.26S11734099852555178802240885715AUC0011003727635These folowynge be the priuyleges p152012007-084TECH2007-082007-103A2007-102008-022008-09 14077C.27S1056229984134959252240855886AUA4972003712596Uniuersis xp[r]ifidelibus presentes150412007-087TECH2007-10 14077C.2S11458599849810149792264180681AUA9835003717459Uniuersis et singulis d[omi]nici gr152412007-081TECH2007-082007-103A2007-102008-022008-09 14077C.35S1067529984246271152240880073AUA5661003713285[List in English of privileges of m151512007-088TECH2007-082007-103A2007-102008-022008-09 14077C.37S124235604492071812882240932718England and Wales.$bSovereign (1509-1547 : Henry VIII)Henry$bVIII,$cKing of England,$d1491-1547.Pynson, Richard,$dd. 1530,$eprinter.Charyte hath caused our Souereygne Lorde the Kynge to consyder howe gracious howe merytorious & howe plesande a dede ... and what greate rewarde they shall haue of God for it that prayth for ye soules of them that weyr sleyne at bosworth feelde ... : Therfor euery man or woman syngell or weded that ones in theyr lyf receyues a letter of this Chapell of Seynt James & geueth or sendeth summe thinge to it ... shall be partenar & partaker of all ye indulgence & pardon yt is graũte to ye benefactors of it ... : and be it knowen that [blank] hath send a deuoute and a competent almes to the forseyde chapell ...151122010-122APEX2011-012011-023Y2011-022011-062011-12 14077C.38S11669299851908172022240947253AUB0560003718184Vniuersis scte mris ecclesie filiis151012007-084TECH2007-10 14077C.41S12084699856039215552240929725AUB2002003719626The graces folowyng be grau[n]ted t152212007-082TECH2007-082007-103A2007-102008-022008-09 14077C.42S11012799845740106612240928574AUA7764003715388Be it knowen to all cristen people,151812007-083TECH2007-102007-113Y2007-112008-022008-09 14077C.43S11015899845763106842248516034AUA7780003715404The holy {amp} great indulgence {amp} pardo151712006-121APEX2007-012007-023A2007-022008-022008-09 14077C.44S1038409983958540192240926432AUA3732003711356Vniversis xpi fidelibus presentes l150712007-084TECH2007-10 14077C.48S1038489983959340282240930709AUA3738003711362Uniuersis.151912007-082TECH2007-10 14077C.49S1081389984382685852240940534AUA6449003714073[Indulgence in favor of this hospit151012007-082TECH2007-082007-103A2007-102008-022008-09 14077C.53S11809099853299186722240941152AUB2816003720440Frater Wilhelmus Bowry Prior monast151912007-085TECH2007-10 14077C.55S11791299853121184892240947239AUB0887003718511[F]rater Wilhelmus Bowri Prior Mona152812007-085TECH2007-10 14077C.57S11213799847395124282240904553AUB7341003724965Be it know[n to all c]risten men an151512007-083TECH2007-082007-103A2007-102008-022008-09 14077C.58S11149999846828118202240946262AUA8458003716082Here after foloweth the newe pryuyl151722011-0712APEX2011-072011-083A2011-082012-052012-10 14077C.5S338133143390284402240925727AUC5757003733381Vniuersis eccelsia[?] rectoribus ad151712007-081TECH2007-082007-093R2020-012022-12 14077C.60S1046889984042149252240892852AUA4254003711878Julius E[pisco]pus seruus seruo[rum151012010-114PDCC2010-112011-013A2011-012011-062011-12 14077C.62S11734299852557178822240883058AUC0013003727637Uniuersalis [christ]ifidelib[us] ..150512007-084TECH2007-10 14077C.6S1037039983944938712240904363AUA3654003711278[To them that before this image of148712007-080TECH2007-082007-103A2007-102008-022008-09 14077C.73S298129630610280412248546880AUC5376003733000Unto all maner {amp} singuler Cristen p152012007-082TECH2007-082007-103A2007-102008-022008-09 14077C.79S298029630430280402269046497AUC5375003732999Uniuersis sancte matris ecclesie fi152712007-084TECH2007-10 14077C.80S1013789983719415092240876572AUB3958003721582Venerabilibus et in Christo carissi152612007-087TECH2007-10 14077C.86S1018889983769120292248559429AUB4195003721819In dei nomine amen nouerint vnivers149812007-083TECH2007-082007-103A2007-102008-022008-09 14077c.88S106343526333021747252240910631Hereaft[er] foloweth the abreuiacõn of the graces/ĩdulge&cmbtilde;ces & staciõs which our moste holy fad[er] Pope Alexander vi. graũteth to all true beleuĩge people: : of euery sexe or kynde wyllĩge to entre into the fraternite of the great hospytall of saynt Iames ĩ Cõpostell: lately edifyed & bylded: as is cõteined ĩ his lett[er]s apostolykes/graũted to euerlastĩge memory/& cõfermed by our holy fad[er] nowe beĩge Pope Iuli[us].150522010-0714APEX2010-072010-083A2010-082011-062011-12 14077C.90S321833143183282772240925535AUC5599003733223Indulgences graunted to all and eue152012007-088TECH2007-082007-103Y2007-102008-022008-09 14077C.99S11150599846832118242240944199AUA8460003716084[Indulgences in English in favour o152012007-088TECH2007-102008-013Y2008-012008-022008-09 14081S11955899854765202092240921682AUC1205003728829Informacon for pylgrymes vnto the h1500302013-0774PDCC2013-082013-103A2013-102014-032014-10 14084S1074219984312278322240893547AUB6167003723791Informations, or a protestation, an1608512003-04106APEX2003-042003-063A2003-062003-082003-09 14085S1074229984312378332240864614AUA6061003713685A pretie and mery new enterlude: ca1570322009-0394PDCC2009-042009-063A2009-062009-092011-04 14086S1062619984197966022240872259AUA5304003712928A sermon vpon part of the second ch1598262009-0369PDCC2009-042010-023A2010-022010-042011-04 14088.5S12108322922737259092264190757AUA2383003710007A sermon vpon the words of Saint Pa1619192009-0361PDCC2009-042010-013A2010-012010-042011-04 14089S1074259984312678362240897745AUB6168003723792The secrets of numbers1624612009-03290PDCC2009-042009-103A2009-102010-042011-04 14090S11939599854602200292240945331AUC1110003728734A light vnto the vnlearned: or, The162292009-0318PDCC2009-042010-013A2010-012010-042011-04 14091S11956099854767202112240931275AUC1206003728830A bundle of myrrhe: or Three medita16202072009-03335PDCC2009-042010-063A2010-062011-062011-12 14093S1062629984198066032240854685AUA5305003712929The mirror of mans lyfe.1576852002-03200PDCC2002-032002-043A2002-042002-052003-01 14096S1013389983715414642240907970AUB3926003721550Our holy fadre the Pope Innocent th148612007-085TECH2007-082007-093R2020-012022-12 14097S12236099857511232612240874063AUC2264003729888Alexander Ep[iscopu]s seruus seruor149412007-0814TECH2007-102008-013Y2008-012008-022008-09 14106S12042199855619211202240939803AUB1800003719424A fruteful and a very Christen inst1547162012-0826APEX2012-082013-053A2013-052014-032014-10 14109S1036999983944538662240887319AUA3650003711274He [sic] begynneth an interlocucyon152572006-0213TECH2006-022006-033Y2006-032006-042006-06 14110S11925999854466198892240906704AUB1398003719022An enterlude of welth, and health1565172002-0355PDCC2002-032002-043A2002-042002-052003-01 14111AS1082919984395287232240924612AUA6557003714181The[n]terlude of youth.1557112002-0231PDCC2002-022002-043A2002-042002-052003-01 14112S1090839984473395712240879883AUA7090003714714The enterlude of youth.1565132012-0838PDCC2012-082012-093A2012-092013-022014-03 14113S1090849984473495722240875628AUA7091003714715An new enterlude of impacient pouer1561172012-0858PDCC2012-082012-093A2012-092013-022014-03 14115S1013379983715314632240910414AUB3925003721549The interpreter162292005-1023PDCC2006-012006-043A2006-042006-092007-01 14119S12042799855624211252240914758AUB1805003719429An introduction for to lerne to rec1546962012-05200PDCC2012-052012-073A2012-072013-022014-03 14124S120481998556771730802240870510An introduction to the knowledge and vnderstanding as wel to make, as also to perceiue, the tenour and fourme of inde[n]tures : obligatio[n]s, quittaunces, bylles of payme[n]t, letters of sale, letters of exchau[n]ge, protections, supplications, complayntes, a certificat, and the copy of saue condyte.1545332014-0178PDCC2014-012016-043A2016-042022-12 14126.5S103189998389461768652240893995An inuectiue ageinst glotony and dronkennes 1545202014-0136PDCC2014-012015-113A2015-112022-12 14126S12046499855661211632248501108AUB1823003719447An inuectyue agaynst dronkennes.1548162014-0111PDCC2014-012014-023A2014-022014-032014-10 14127S11930699854513199392240913363AUC1052003728676A new inuention of shooting fire-sh162892010-0923PDCC2010-092010-113A2010-112011-062011-12 14128.3S11328599848521136212240849612AUB7764003725388The rates of marchandizes as they a160882010-0112PDCC2010-012010-023A2010-022010-042011-04 14131.5S383433151057288932240925565AUC6201003733825Lawes and orders of vvarre162522006-1118TECH2006-112007-043Y2007-042008-022008-09 14131S1074329984313378442240899507AUA6070003713694Lavves and orders of vvarre159962004-0912APEX2004-102004-113A2004-112005-012005-03 14133S1013399983715514652240887243AUB3927003721551An act for the graunt of one entier1615182009-0387PDCC2009-042010-023A2010-022010-042011-04 14135S1011139983693712342269045443AUB3791003721415An act for the granting of eight en163492009-0344PDCC2009-042010-023A2010-022010-042011-04 14136S1011369983695912602240861626AUB3806003721430An act for the Kings Maiesties most163582009-0339PDCC2009-042009-063Y2009-062009-092011-04 14141S1055529984127958532248568318AUA4913003712537By the Queene.157812007-084TECH2007-082017-053A2017-052022-12 14143S1055569984128358572240854681AUA4916003712540By the Queene.158712007-084TECH2007-082017-053A2017-052022-12 14151S1013419983715714672240873255AUB3928003721552By the Lord Deputie and Councell. G160312007-087TECH2007-082017-053A2017-052022-12 14164S12126899856452220022240884544AUC1944003729568A proclamation set forth by Sir Iam161232009-0424PDCC2009-052013-113A2013-112014-032014-10 14165S1013339983714914592248578959AUB3922003721546A proclamation set forth by Sir Iam161412007-086TECH2007-082017-053A2017-052022-12 14171S12281420228760238462248554833AUB3023003720647By the Lord Deputie and Councell161812007-085TECH2007-082007-093R2020-012022-12 14185S100884998367119972240948239AUB3651003721275By the Lord Deputie and Councell. A162412006-1110APEX2006-112006-123A2006-122007-022007-10 14190.5S372633150856287852240897357AUC6099003733723By the Lord Deputie and Councell162512006-1113APEX2006-112008-113A2008-112009-022009-10 14208AS1011419983696412652240871433AUB3810003721434By the Lord Deputy and Councell.163412007-0813TECH2007-102010-083A2010-082011-062011-12 14220506.h.11[128]998911841857182240918356England and Wales.$bSovereign (1625-1649 : Charles I)Charles$bI,$cKing of England,$d1600-1649.By the King. A proclamation declaring His Maiesties royall grace, to confirme to his subiects of the realme of Ireland, their defective titles, : and to establish their estates and possessions by his commission vnder his great Seale of England.163122014-017PDCC2014-012014-033A2014-032015-032016-02 14255S11966099854867203222240892130AUB1476003719100Brief discours de l'entreprise faic157932009-046PDCC2009-052010-043A2010-042011-062011-12 14258S1055619984128858622240855910AUA4920003712544Cort verhael van den aenslach ghesc157932009-047PDCC2009-052010-043A2010-042011-062011-12 14261S1074339984313478452248584056AUB6169003723793Articles of religion1628192013-0547PDCC2013-052013-083A2013-082014-032014-10 14265.1S308033142581281392240924052AUC5473003733097Anno Domini 1629162912007-089TECH2007-082008-023A2008-022008-092009-03 14265.3S342333149746284822240904409AUC5797003733421Anno Domini M.DC.XXXIII [i.e. M.DC.160012007-089TECH2007-082010-043A2010-042011-062011-12 14265.5S342233149739284812240893440AUC5796003733420Anno Domini M.DC.XXVI162612007-089TECH2007-082010-043A2010-042011-062011-12 14265.7S125047998988991509832240861821005371503Church of Ireland.$bDiocese of Cloyne.$bBishop (1638-1653 : Synge)Synge, George,$d1594-1653.Articles to be inquired of by the church-vvardens and questmen of every parish :$bin the ordinary visitation of the Right Reverend Father in God George by divine providence Lord Bishop of Cloyne.163962009-0518PDCC2009-062014-063A2014-062015-032016-02 14265S1076319984332980532248574572AUB6255003723879Constitutions, and canons ecclesias1635672013-05150PDCC2013-062013-083A2013-082014-032014-10 14266S11308499848325134102240896296AUB7688003725312Articles to be inquired of by the c164072009-1223PDCC2009-122014-103A2014-102015-032016-02 14267S11956499854771202152248506926AUC1209003728833The oath of allegeance1610232009-0461PDCC2009-052010-063R2010-072010-083A2010-082011-062011-12 14268S1074359984313678472248627089AUB6171003723795Seven questions of the sabbath brie16371622009-04576PDCC2009-052010-063A2010-062011-062011-12 14270S12074999855943214542240923866AUB1961003719585Here be the gathered counsailes of1534172004-0323TECH2004-032004-043A2004-042004-072004-08 14275S1074369984313778482248588206AUA6071003713695A perfite looking glasse for all es1580592009-04296PDCC2009-052009-063A2009-062009-092011-04 14276_pt24855S11099499846432113972264208690AUA8195003715819Bury, John,$d1535-1571.Burgh, Benedict.Cato, Marcus Porcius,$d234-149 B.C.,$eattributed name.Here begynneth the boke of Cato both in Latyn and Englyshe. [pt. 2 of The Godly aduertisement or good counsell of the famous orator Isocrates, intitled Paraenesis to Demonicus1557342005-0479APEX2005-052005-073A2005-072005-102005-12 14278S214223070342261872240948874AUC3848003731472[The doctrinall of princis]153362000-0012PDCC2001-112002-013Y2002-012002-022003-01 14279S109091998447411730692264201826Isocrates.Elyot, Thomas,$cSir,$d1490?-1546.The doctrinal of princes made by the noble oratour Isocrates, [and] translated out of Greke in to Englishe by syr Thomas Eliot knight To Nicocles. English1550202014-0135PDCC2014-012014-023A2014-022014-032014-10 14280S12645499856094216132240894531AUC1752003729376Archidamus, or, The councell of war1624182009-0456PDCC2009-052009-073A2009-072009-092011-04 14284S1013359983715114612240895442AUB3924003721548Newes from Italie: or, A prodigious161972009-1215PDCC2009-122010-023A2010-022010-042011-04 14285S1055709984129758712248578765AUA4929003712553A true and perfect discourse of thr158872009-1210PDCC2009-122010-023A2010-022010-042011-04 14287S1074389984313978502264189978AUA6073003713697Fox, Edward,$d1496?-1538.Cranmer, Thomas,$d1489-1556,$eattributed name.Stokesley, John,$d1475?-1539.$4autBurgo, Nicholas de,$db. 1506.$4autThe determinations of the moste famous and mooste excellent vniuersities of Italy and Fraunce, that it is so vnlefull [sic] for a man to marie his brothers wyfe, that the pope hath no power to dispence therewith15311552004-11339PDCC2005-012005-023A2005-022005-042005-10 14288C.20.f.7[154]30097 ; 20090998842391830012264209574Here is an item for you. Or, The countrimans bill of charges, : for his comming vp to London declared by a whistle. To the tune of King Henry, &c.163012008-087PDCC2008-112008-123A2008-122009-022009-10 14294S11940999854616200432248506116AUC1123003728747Gods call, for mans heart1618272009-0547PDCC2009-062009-083A2009-082009-092011-04 14295S11941199854618200452240923185AUC1124003728748The pious prentice, or, The prentic1640712009-0570PDCC2009-062014-053A2014-052015-032016-02 14296.5S113354998485901767002240931281Jackson, Bonaventure.Manuductions to the pallace of trueth by F.B. Obseruant 1616842014-01198PDCC2014-022014-043A2014-042015-032016-02 14296S12103099856221217502240894550AUC1848003729472Sorrovves lenitiue.1614212009-0528PDCC2009-062009-073A2009-072009-092011-04 14297a.3S116566399608041763012264221556005370888Jackson, John,$dfl. 1611.Houppelande, Guillaume,$dd. 1492.$tDe immortalitate animae.Xenocrates,$cof Chalcedon,$dca. 396-ca. 314 B.C.$tDe morte.Athenagoras,$d2nd cent.$tDe resurrectione.Palingenio Stellato, Marcello,$dca. 1500-ca. 1543.The soule is immortall, or, Certaine discourses defending the immortalitie of the soule against the limmes of Sathan :$bto wit, Saducees, Anabaptists, atheists and such like of the hellish crue of aduersaries /$cwritten by Iohn Iackson.1611952009-01211PDCC2009-033A2009-052009-092011-04 14297AS100135998359872252240861598AUB3363003720987The key of knowledge.1640632004-06100TECH2004-062004-073Y2004-072004-102004-11 14297S1013469983716214722248568077AUB3932003721556Ecclesiastes.1628372004-06133TECH2004-062004-073Y2004-072004-102004-11 14298S1074409984314178542264190577AUB6172003723796The conuerts happines{middot}1609312005-11135APEX2005-122006-103A2006-102007-022007-10 14299S1074419984314278552248625776AUB6173003723797Dauids pastorall poeme: or sheepehe16031512005-11434TECH2005-112006-083A2006-082006-092007-01 14300S1013609983717614912240861513AUB3943003721567An helpe to the best bargaine1624332005-1152PDCC2006-042007-043A2007-042008-022008-09 14301S1033369983909334892264184693AUB5089003722713Iudah must into captivitie.1622642005-11229APEX2005-122006-013A2006-012006-042006-06 14303S1074439984314478572240892353AUB6174003723798Londons Nevv-yeeres gift. Or The vn1609322005-11144TECH2005-112006-013R2006-082016-023A2016-022022-12 14304S1074449984314578582240945339AUB6175003723799Peters teares.1612222005-11106PDCC2006-032006-053A2006-052006-092007-01 14305AS214323070706261902240902686AUC3851003731475Sinnelesse sorrow for the dead1614162005-1150TECH2005-122006-103Y2006-102007-022007-10 14305S1074459984314678592248630418AUB6176003723800The raging tempest stilled.16231802005-11744APEX2005-122006-103A2006-102007-022007-10 14306S1074479984314878612240937355AUA6077003713701Christs ansvver vnto Iohns question16251092004-06379APEX2004-062004-073A2004-072004-102004-11 14307S1074489984314978622240893553AUB6177003723801Diverse sermons16371162004-06352TECH2004-062004-073A2004-072004-102004-11 14308S1074499984315078632240864635Jackson, Thomas,$d1579-1640.The eternall truth of scriptures, and Christian beleefe, thereon vvholly depending, manifested by it owne light : Deliuered in two bookes of commentaries vpon the Apostles creede: the former, containing the positiue grounds of Christian religion in generall, cleared from all expections of atheists or infidels. The later, manifesting the grounds of reformed religion to be so firme and sure, that the Romanist cannot oppugne them, but with the vtter ouerthrow of the Romish Church, religion, and faith. By Thomas Iackson, Bachellar of Diuinitie, and fellow of Corpus-Christi Colledge in Oxford.Commentaries upon the Apostles Creed. Book 1-216134392014-012474PDCC2014-032014-053A2014-052015-032016-02 14309S1074809984317978922240952463AUB6184003723808The humiliation of the Sonne of God16352042005-11672PDCC2006-032006-063A2006-062006-092007-01 14311S1074839984318278952248598961AUB6186003723810Iustifying faith, or The faith by w16151942005-111015APEX2005-122006-103Y2006-102007-022007-10 14313S1074869984318578982248616702AUB6189003723813The knowledg of Christ Jesus. Or Th16342292005-11782TECH2005-112006-083Y2006-082006-092007-01 14314S1074879984318678992248595139AUB6190003723814Nazareth and Bethlehem, or, Israels1617402005-11133PDCC2006-032006-043A2006-042006-092007-01 14315S1074899984318879022248574532AUB6191003723815Jackson, Thomas,$d1579-1640.The third booke of commentaries vpon the Apostles Creede16141732005-111009TECH2005-112006-083A2006-082006-092007-01 14316S1074909984318979032240888529AUA6096003713720A treatise containing the originall16252442005-11898PDCC2006-032006-043A2006-042006-092007-01 14317S1074919984319079042240882018AUB6192003723816A treatise of the consecration of t16381972005-11657APEX2005-122006-103A2006-102007-022007-10 14318S1074929984319179052240892369AUB6193003723817A treatise of the divine essence an16293352005-111195TECH2005-112006-083A2006-082006-092007-01 14319S1074979984319679102240875689AUB6194003723818A treatise of the holy catholike fa16271112005-11379PDCC2006-032007-033A2007-032008-022008-09 14320S1074989984319779112240854655AUA6100003713724A briefe and plaine, yet orthodoxal1621652009-05288PDCC2009-062014-053A2014-052015-032016-02 14321S1075009984319979132240937354AUB2757003720381The celestiall husbandrie: or, The1616892000-00376APEX2001-102002-023Y2002-022002-032003-01 14322S11975499854960204262248532680AUC1292003728916A relation strange and true, of a s162272009-1218PDCC2009-122010-013R2010-052010-063A2010-062011-062011-12 14327S1090939984474395832240879891AUA7100003714724A nevve mery and vvittie comedie or1568292005-06136PDCC2005-082005-123A2005-122006-012006-02 14328S11785899853067184322240929422AUC0281003727905An attestation of many learned, god16131682009-05524PDCC2009-062011-083A2011-082012-052012-10 14329S12076799855961214722248500224AUC1696003729320A Christian and modest offer of a m1606272009-0593PDCC2009-062009-073A2009-072009-092011-04 14330S12021699855415209082248498335AUC1504003729128Anno Domini 1616. A confession and1616362009-0577PDCC2009-062009-083A2009-082009-092011-04 14332S1028369983859829822248548840AUB4747003722371A declaration and plainer opening o1612232009-0569PDCC2009-062014-053A2014-052015-032016-02 14333S1030939983885032392264171546AUB4919003722543A defence of a treatise touching th16001072009-05641PDCC2009-062014-023A2014-022014-032014-10 14335S1075269984322579402248608402AUA6113003713737A defence of the churches and minis1599512009-05313PDCC2009-062010-073A2010-072011-062011-12 14338S12095599856146216722240897142AUC1784003729408Reasons taken out of Gods Word and1604462009-05194PDCC2009-062009-073A2009-072009-092011-04 14339S1075289984322779422264190581AUB6205003723829To the right high and mightie princ1609242009-0577PDCC2009-062014-053A2014-052015-032016-02 14340S1075309984322979442240924971AUB6206003723830A treatise of the sufferings and vi1598942009-05316PDCC2009-062009-083A2009-082009-092011-04 14341S11956899854775202192240938153AUC1212003728836A catalogue of such English bookes,161872009-0528PDCC2009-062014-063A2014-062015-032016-02 14343S1090949984474495842240886502AUB6594003724218A view of all the right honourable1599482009-0551PDCC2009-062009-073A2009-072009-092011-04 14344S12222999857381231102240908501AUC2208003729832The vvorkes of the most high and mi16163072010-041914PDCC2010-052010-073A2010-072011-062011-12 14349S1075339984323279472240881783AUB6207003723831Basilikon d{marc}oron. Or His Majes1603902014-01188PDCC2014-012014-033A2014-032015-032016-02 14356S93333545322481808082240910711James I, King of England, 1566-1625.[Basilikon d&cmbmacr;oron]: neu, Athrawiaeth i fawredh yw anwylaf fab Henri'r tywyfog = Basilikon doron: or, His maiesties instructions to his deerest sonne, Henrie the prince: / Wedi i gyfiaethu i'r gwir Frit tannaiah aeg trwy dhyfalrwydh a thrafael M. Robert Holland, gwenidog eglwys Lhan Dhyfrwr. ; Ac achau mawrhydi'r brenhin a hanesferr yr amferoedh berthyna dwy i'rheini gwedyi i cafclu, i crynhoy au gofod ar lawr mewn trefn gan M. Siers Owen Harri gwenidog yr eglwys wen Yngihemmeis..Basilikon d&cmbmacr;oron. Welsh1604142008-0447PDCC2008-072010-103A2010-102011-062011-12 14357S1075639984326279792240934901AUB6220003723844A princes looking glasse, or A prin1603482008-09126PDCC2008-122012-073A2012-072013-022014-03 14358S1013669983718214972240902521AUB3948003721572The fathers blessing: or second cou1616292014-0153PDCC2014-012016-033A2016-032022-12 14361S1075679984326679832240922576AUB6223003723847The copie of His Maiesties letter,160452014-015PDCC2014-012014-023A2014-022014-032014-10 14362.5S103350998391061763052248562832England and Wales.$bSovereign (1603-1625 : James I)James$bI,$cKing of England,$d1566-1625.The copie of the K. Maiesties letter to the L. Maior of the Citie of London : and to the aldermen and commons of the same..160322014-013PDCC2014-012014-023A2014-022014-032014-10 14363S1091019984475195912240894648AUB6596003724220A counterblaste to tobacco.1604132000-0033PDCC2001-002001-001Y2001-002001-112003-01 14364S1075749984327379902240857109AUA6129003713753Daemonologie1597922003-07139APEX2003-072003-093A2003-092003-102003-11 14369S1076099984330780252240922523AUA6143003713767A remonstrance of the most gratious16161532006-04357TECH2006-042006-053A2006-052006-092007-01 14373S1091089984475895982240875523AUA7105003714729The essayes of a prentise, in the d1584652003-04127TECH2003-052005-033A2005-032005-042005-10 14375S1076069984330480222240857133AUA6142003713766Flores regij. Or, prouerbes and aph1627892009-0349PDCC2009-042009-053A2009-052009-092011-04 14376S1010739983689711902248561253AUA2923003710547James$bI,$cKing of England,$d1566-1625.Galloway, Patrick,$dca. 1551-ca. 1626.Ane fruitfull meditatioun contening ane plane and facill expositioun of ye 7.8.9 and 10 versis of the 20 chap. of the Reuelatioun in forme of ane sermone. Set doun be ye maist christiane King and synceir professour, and cheif defender of the treuth, Iames the 6 King of Scottis158892010-0930PDCC2010-102010-123A2010-122011-062011-12 14378S1091099984475996002264193663AUA7106003714730Bonoeil, John.Southampton, Henry Wriothesley,$cEarl of,$d1573-1624.England and Wales.$bSovereign (1603-1625 : James I).Virginia Company of London.Counseil for Virginia (England and Wales)His Maiesties gracious letter to the Earle of South-Hampton, treasurer, and to the Councell and Company of Virginia heere1622502006-05139PDCC2006-102007-113A2007-112008-022008-09 14379.3S214723072666261962240893347AUC3856003731480His Maiesties Lepanto, or heroicall1603192006-0148TECH2006-012006-123A2006-122007-022007-10 14379.7S214823075917261972240939679AUC3857003731481Lettre dy [sic] roy d'Angleterre, a161732009-043PDCC2009-052010-043A2010-042011-062011-12 14379S1082889984394987202240926642AUA6554003714178His Maiesties poeticall exercises a1591632013-09170PDCC2013-102013-123A2013-122014-032014-10 14380S434724179291273142248537785AUC4771003732395Ane meditatioun vpon the xxv, xxvi,158992010-0931PDCC2010-102011-053A2011-052011-062011-12 14384S1076299984332780512240937331AUA6152003713776A meditation vpon the Lords prayer,1619852014-0197PDCC2014-022014-053A2014-052015-032016-02 14387S1074659984316678792240910999AUA6090003713714The peace-maker: or, Great Brittain1618192005-0649TECH2005-072005-083A2005-082005-102005-12 14390.3S107591998432901769932264190260England and Wales.$bSovereign (1603-1625 : James I)James$bI,$cKing of England,$d1566-1625.The Kings Maiesties speech, as it was deliuered by him in the vpper house of the Parliament to the Lords spirituall and temporall, and to the knights, citizens and burgesses there assembled, on Munday the 19. day of March 1603 : being the first day of this present Parliament, and the first Parliament of his Maiesties raigne.Speeches. 1604-03-191604142014-0139PDCC2014-012014-043A2014-042015-032016-02 14392S1004998984031358242240900680005372172England and Wales.$bSovereign (1603-1625 : James I)James$bI,$cKing of England,$d1566-1625.His Maiesties speach in this last session of Parliament :$bas neere his very words as could be gathered at the instant. Together with a discourse of the maner of the discouery of this late intended treason, ioyned with the examination of some of the prisoners.1605482014-01108PDCC2014-012014-033A2014-032015-032016-02 14395S1076269984332480482248573894AUA6151003713775England and Wales.$bSovereign (1603-1625 : James I)James$bI,$cKing of England,$d1566-1625.His Maiesties speech to both the houses of Parliament, in his Highnesse great chamber at Whitehall, the day of the adiournement of the last session, which was the last day of March 16071607302014-0154PDCC2014-012014-043A2014-042015-032016-02 14397.7S106494998984111769952264169867005372183England and Wales.$bSovereign (1603-1625 : James I)James$bI,$cKing of England,$d1566-1625.His Maiesties speach in the Starre-Chamber :$bthe XX. of Ivne. anno 1616.1616332014-0164PDCC2014-012014-043A2014-042015-032016-02 14399S1075909984328980062240852073AUA6136003713760His Maiesties speach in the vpper h1621102014-0115PDCC2014-012014-083A2014-082015-032016-02 14400S12130599856489220432240919501AUB2158003719782Triplici nodo, triplex cuneus. Or A1607492010-09121APEX2010-092010-103A2010-102011-062011-12 14401.5S124922044916249952248558433AUC2864003730488An apologie for the oath of allegia16091362006-04359PDCC2006-102008-123A2008-122009-022009-10 14419AS1011469983696912712240895525AUB3813003721437God and the king: or A dialogue she161582010-0113PDCC2010-012010-033A2010-032010-042011-04 14421S1091169984476696082240888534AUB6601003724225Englands vvedding garment. Or A pre160382010-0113PDCC2010-012010-023A2010-022010-042011-04 14422S1091219984477135042240901301Englands vvelcome to Iames by the g1603162012-0837PDCC2012-082012-103A2012-102013-022014-03 14423.3S318733143127282462240927518AUC5571003733195A Funeral elegie vpon the lamentabl162512007-088TECH2007-082007-093R2020-012022-12 14423.7S106332998420501769272248574455Great Britaines sorrow for the death of her late deceased all beloued soueraigne lord King James : who dyed at his manour of Theobalds, on Sunday, March 27. 1625. and the peoples ioy in the welcome proclaiming of his vndoubted sonne, and our leige lord Charles King of Great Britaine, France and Ireland, &c.Great Britaines sorrow for the death of her late deceased all beloved soveraigne lord King James.162512014-015PDCC2014-012014-023A2014-022014-032014-10 14423S1064979984221268472248581223AUA5481003713105An excellent new ballad, shewing the petigree of our royall King Iames160312005-129PDCC2006-042006-053A2006-052006-092007-01 14426.3S325533143233283142240921459AUC5636003733260Mirth in mourning, or, Ioyes conque162512007-087TECH2007-082017-053A2017-052022-12 14426.7S471423817137268762248543246AUC4422003732046A New song to the great comfort and160312005-124TECH2005-122006-013A2006-012006-042006-06 14426S12104199856230217592248517423AUB2049003719673Lucta Iacobi: or, A bonefire for Hi1607362011-1282PDCC2011-122012-023A2012-022012-052012-10 14430.5S123339999002661506472240892064005371145Sutcliffe, Matthew,$d1550?-1629,$eattributed name.Colleton, John,$d1548-1635.The svpplication of certaine masse-priests falsely called Catholikes :$bDirected to the Kings most excellent Maiestie, now this time of Parliament, but scattered in corners, to mooue mal-contents to mutinie. Published with a marginall glosse, and an answer to the libellers reasons againe reuewed and augmented, and by sections applied to the seuerall parts of the supplicatory declamation.1604642011-09349PDCC2011-092016-023A2016-022022-12 14432S1076639984336080852240924973AUA6162003713786A supplication to the Kings most ex1604272013-06135APEX2013-062013-083A2013-082014-032014-10 14435.5S471523817837268772240927512AUC4423003732047A retrayt sounded to certaine breth160792009-0536PDCC2009-062009-083A2009-082009-092011-04 14440S107670998433661769992240894795James, Richard,$d1592-1638.The Muses dirge : consecrated to the remembrance of the high and mightie monarch, Iames, by the grace of God, late king of Great Brittaine, France, and Ireland; who deceased at Theobalds, vpon Sunday, being the seuen and twentieth of March, 1625. / VVritten by Richard Iames, Master of Arts, and preacher of Gods Word at Stoke-Newington, in the countie of Middlesex, neere London.1625112014-0127PDCC2014-012015-023A2015-022015-032016-02 14441S107672998433681770002240948153James, Richard,$d1592-1638.A sermon concerning the Eucharist : Deliuered on Easter day in Oxford.1629112014-0129PDCC2014-012015-023A2015-022015-032016-02 14442S106570998422841770012248568552James, Richard,$d1592-1638.A sermon concerning the times of receiving the sacrament, and of mutuall forgivenesse : Delivered in C.C.C. at the election of a president. By Richard Iames B. of Divinitie.1632112014-0126PDCC2014-012015-023A2015-022015-032016-02 14443S107675998433711770022240897891James, Richard,$d1592-1638.A sermon deliuered in Oxford : Concerning the Apostles preaching and ours. By Richard Iames Bachelor of Diuinitie, and fellow of C.C.C. in Oxford.1630152014-0148PDCC2014-012014-043A2014-042015-032016-02 14444S1090899984473995772264204767AUA7096003714720James, Thomas,$d1593?-1635?Gellibrand, Henry,$d1597-1636.W. W.$q(William Watts),$dfl. 1633.The strange and dangerous voyage of Captaine Thomas Iames, in his intended discouery of the Northwest Passage into the South Sea1633762005-02309TECH2005-022005-043A2005-042005-102005-12 14445S1082159984388786492240904711AUA6501003714125An apologie for Iohn Wickliffe1608452003-10177PDCC2003-112003-123A2003-122004-022004-03 14454S1077069984340281332248501568AUA6183003713807An explanation or enlarging of the1625202005-1184PDCC2006-032007-033A2007-032008-022008-09 14455S11932799854534199602240934262AUB1411003719035The humble and earnest request of T1625102005-1110APEX2005-122006-013A2006-012006-042006-06 14456S12020899855407209002240917125AUC1498003729122The humble supplication of Thomas I160712005-116TECH2005-122006-013Y2006-012006-042006-06 14459S1076929984338881182240854648AUA6174003713798The Iesuits downefall1612432005-11179PDCC2006-032007-033A2007-032008-022008-09 14460S1076969984339281222240947212AUA6176003713800A manuduction, or introduction vnto1625782005-11431APEX2005-122006-103A2006-102007-022007-10 14462S42622407915255062264187289AUC3277003730901A treatise of the corruption of Scr16112062005-11970TECH2005-122006-103R2020-012022-12 14464S12204599857198228872264225766AUB2511003720135James, William,$d1542-1617.A sermon preached at Paules Crosse the IX. of Nouember, 1589. By William Iames D. of Diuinitie, and deane of Christes-church in Oxford1590302009-0599PDCC2009-062010-073A2010-072011-062011-12 14465S1076979984339381232240884753AUB2758003720382A sermon preached before the Queene1578342009-0565PDCC2009-062009-083R2009-102011-083A2011-082012-052012-10 14475S1065859984229969442240854618AUA5545003713169The theater of Iaponia's constancy1624262012-1075PDCC2012-102013-023A2013-022014-032014-10 14476S21522007523084415262012240939732AUC3860003731484I tell you John Iarret, you'l break163012002-116PDCC2002-122003-013A2003-012003-022003-03 14477S1078399984353182702240857060AUA6256003713880The epitaffe of the moste noble [an1496102002-0520APEX2002-072002-083R2003-012003-023A2003-022003-042003-05 14478S125122045308249972248573800AUC2866003730490True report of the gainefull, prosp1599152010-0639APEX2010-062010-083R2010-102010-123A2010-122011-062011-12 14479.3S103190998389471768662240871329Jay, George,$db. 1597 or 8.A sermon preached before his Maiestie at the court at Greenewich the 2. of Iuly. 1632. By Geo: Iay Mr. of Arts and late student of Christ-church in Oxon 1632152014-0135PDCC2014-012014-023A2014-022014-032014-10 14479.7S124783999004151519732240891959005371717A proper new ballad, shewing a merrie iest of one Ieamie of Woodicock Hill, and his wife, how he espied through a doore, one making of him cuckold, and how that for lucre of money, he was well contented therewith. To be sung to a new tune, called Woodicocks Hill161012008-085PDCC2008-102008-123A2008-122009-022009-10 14479S12522204532085672264182001AUC2867003730491Jay, George.A sermon preacht at the funerall of the Lady Mary Villiers, eldest daughter of the Right Hon[ora]ble Christopher Earle of Anglesey1626282009-0560PDCC2009-062009-073A2009-072009-092011-04 14480S1033519983910735062248572837AUB5100003722724A treatise concerning a Christians1640792009-05158PDCC2009-062009-083A2009-082009-092011-04 14481S1033379983909434902264191198AUB5090003722714The sonne of Gods entertainment by1605252009-0588PDCC2009-062011-093A2011-092012-052012-10 14482S100144998359962352248553056AUB3365003720989Hodos tethlimm{marc}en{marc}e.1634252009-0545PDCC2009-062014-053A2014-052015-032016-02 14483S100758998365878692248553332AUB3569003721193The picture of patience. Or, a dire1629492009-05100PDCC2009-062009-073A2009-072009-092011-04 14484.3S215323084831262022248544437AUC3861003731485Jehovah1576282003-0763PDCC2003-082003-093A2003-092003-102003-11 14484S1011489983697112742240912878AUB3814003721438Iohn by the permission of God Bisho161612007-086TECH2007-082007-093R2020-012022-12 14485S100253998360993462248564119AUB3393003721017A spirituall trumpet16241582009-05163PDCC2009-062009-083A2009-082009-092011-04 14486S1091379984478796302240893538AUA7125003714749A briefe discouery of the damages t1590162005-0659PDCC2005-082006-013A2006-012006-042006-06 14488S1065919984230569502240877023AUA5548003713172The Christians apparelling by Chris16252842009-06623PDCC2009-072009-093A2009-092010-042011-04 14489S107700998433961770052240924968Jenison, Robert, 1584?-1652.The cities safetie: or, a fruitfull treatise (and usefull for these dangerous times.) on Psal. 127.1. Except the Lord keepe the citie, the watchman waketh but in vaine : Manifesting 1. Wherein a cities safetie consisteth. 2. The foregoing signes of a cities destruction. 3. The preventing meanes of a cities ruine. All applyed to our cities in England. Being the effect of divers sermons preached at Newcastle upon Tine, in the lecture there; by R. Ienison, D. of Divinitie.16301132014-01233PDCC2014-022015-113A2015-112022-12 14490S11942999854636200652240934122AUC1137003728761Directions for the vvorthy receiuin1624282009-0652PDCC2009-072009-083A2009-082009-092011-04 14491S1077029984339881292240857056AUA6180003713804The height of Israels heathenish id16211042009-06499PDCC2009-072010-043A2010-042011-062011-12 14492S1077039984339981302240864670AUA6181003713805Newcastles call, to her neighbour a16371392009-06188PDCC2009-072009-083A2009-082009-092011-04 14493S1035859983933637452248560816AUA3610003711234The triumph of faith.1613292009-0650PDCC2009-072009-083A2009-082009-092011-04 14494S1059889984171363122248578267AUA5175003712799Jenner, Thomas,$dfl. 1631-1656.The soules solace, or Thirtie and one spirituall emblems1626542005-1266APEX2005-122006-103A2006-102007-022007-10 14497S106593998423071770072240870391Jenney, George,$dfl. 1626.A catholike conference, betweene a Protestant and a Papist : about the Church visible and invisible, wherein, is declared the happines, and blessed estate of the members of the invisible Church, in this life, in their death, in their resurrection, and after the resurrection for euer. And also a definition of the visible Church, which conteineth the very essence thereof, both in matter and forme, and is illustrated further by proofes, both from the word, and workes of God. And in it, is also shewed the infallible markes of a true visible Church, whereby it may be knowne. And also therein are shewed the deceiuable markes of the Church of Rome, which deceits are therein laid open, and confuted.1626992014-01491PDCC2014-032014-053A2014-052015-032016-02 14500S112183998474411770082240901307Jermin, Michael,$d1590 or 91-1659.A commentary, upon the whole booke of Ecclesiastes or The preacher : Wherein the originall Hebrew text is carefully examined, our owne English translation and others are duely viewed and compared, in which also the literall sense is chiefly considered, other senses as usefull are not omitted. The exposition of the ancient fathers, and other ancient and classicall authours being diligently observed: the whole is also illustrated with frequent passages and sentences taken out of them. By Michael Jermin, Dr. in Divinitie, and Rect. of St. Martins Lud-gate. London.16392392014-011653PDCC2014-032014-053A2014-052015-032016-02 14501S112192998474501770092240944212Jermin, Michael,$d1590 or 91-1659.Paraphrasticall meditations, by way of commentarie, upon the vvhole booke of the Proverbs of Solomon. Written by Michael Iermin, D. in Divinity 16383942014-012773PDCC2014-032015-103A2015-102022-12 14502S1077049984340081312248501585AUB6286003723910Certaine selected epistles of S. Hi16301082004-01472APEX2004-022004-033A2004-032004-042004-05 14505S100689998365197972248542895AUA2802003710426As Iheronimus, sheweth in this begy153592009-068PDCC2009-072009-083A2009-082009-092011-04 14507S10979699845441103402264204025AUA7571003715195Vitas patrum.14953582009-062193PDCC2009-072009-083A2009-082009-092011-04 14508S100688998365187962248578897AUA2801003710425The fyrst chapitre is the lyf of sa1499302005-0490TECH2005-052005-063Y2005-062005-102005-12 14510S12070799855901214092240917030AUC1680003729304The haughty heart humbled: or, The1628732009-06347PDCC2009-072011-023A2011-022011-062011-12 14511.5S1033549983911035092240868256AUB5103003722727Englands iubilee, or Irelands ioyes16251652009-06716PDCC2009-072009-083A2009-082009-092011-04 14512.3S11868299853889192882240896299AUC0712003728336Seauen helpes to Heauen.16142822006-01881PDCC2006-072006-083Y2006-082006-092007-01 14512S100256998361023492240874929AUB3394003721018Moses his sight of Canaan16142682009-06823PDCC2009-072011-023A2011-022011-062011-12 14513S107760998434561770112240952501Jerome, Stephen,$dfl. 1604-1650.Origens repentance: after he had sacrificed to the idols of the heathen : Gathered from Suidas, Nicephorus, Osiander, and the Greeke and Latine coppies in Origens workes; illustrated and applied to the case of euery poore penitent ... Diuided into three sections: containing 1 Origens fearefull fall. 2 His behauiour in it. 3 His worthy and sound conuersion. Together with Origens life and death, and other materiall obseruations. Written by Stephen Ierom, Master of Arts, and preacher of the towne of Newcastle; first for his owne exercise, and now published for the good of others.1619422014-01228PDCC2014-032014-053A2014-052015-032016-02 14516S106444998421601770122240893625A serious fore-warning to auoide th1613922012-11205APEX2012-122016-063A2016-062022-12 14518S12041899855616211172240917109AUB1798003719422The dystruccyon of Iherusalem by Va1510412012-0797APEX2012-072012-083A2012-082013-022014-03 14520S1077469984344281772240948159AUA6203003713827A discouery of the errors of the En1623572006-11255TECH2006-112006-123A2006-122007-022007-10 14521S1091529984480296472240888458AUA7134003714758Here begynneth a merry ieste of a s1580252006-0558PDCC2006-092007-023A2007-022008-022008-09 14522S11943499854641200712240941817AUC1141003728765Here begynneth a mery geste of the151392010-0919PDCC2010-102010-113A2010-112011-062011-12 14523S11221699847474125112248523911AUB7357003724981The fryer, an[d] the boy.1617122012-0822APEX2012-082013-053A2013-052014-032014-10 14524.5S8882005222923718259152240893390AUC3617003731241[Jest, o]r, A Pretty iest of a brid163012002-103PDCC2002-102002-113A2002-112002-122003-01 14525S121932998570891770132240880084Camilton, John.$tDe studiis Jesuitarum abstrusioribus.$lEnglish.Aphorismes. Or, Certaine selected points of the doctrine of the Iesuits : with a treatise concerning their secret practises and close studies. All taken out of the writings, sayings, and publike acts, of the Iesuits and other popish doctors.Aphorismi doctrinæ Jesuitarum & aliorum aliquot pontificiorum doctorum. English.1609292014-01116PDCC2014-022015-113A2015-112022-12 14526.5S93353526333061747282240910547A bloodie tragedie, or Romish maske : Acted by fiue Iesuites, and sixteene young Germaine maides. Presented in a church (within the dukedome of Bauaria) at the high altar, in the citie of Miniken in Germanie, in March . 1607. / Translated out of the High-Dutch, and printed at Nuremberg by Iohn Lankenberger.1607142012-0634PDCC2012-072012-103A2012-102013-022014-03 14526S1033469983910334992240904242AUB5096003722720The articles which were propounded162652006-1214TECH2006-122007-033A2007-032008-022008-09 14527S1064489984216467962240922533AUA5439003713063A briefe relation of the persecutio16191802010-05365PDCC2010-052010-073A2010-072011-062011-12 14528S1077379984343381662240902838AUA6198003713822A discouerie of the most secret and1610112012-0730PDCC2012-072012-083Y2012-082013-022014-03 14529S11329799848533136332248529560AUB7768003725392An exact and sound discovery of the1619642010-0450PDCC2010-042011-033A2011-032011-062011-12 14534S1064539984216968012248585229AUA5444003713068The Iesuites Pater noster161152012-018PDCC2012-012012-033Y2012-032012-052012-10 14537S12130199856485220382264215389A relation of the late iourney of t1620192013-0755PDCC2013-082013-103A2013-102014-032014-10 14541S1077329984342881602248502463AUA6194003713818Christ on his throne. Or, Christs c1640462004-0678TECH2004-062004-073A2004-072004-102004-11 14543S1064619984217768102240896217AUA5451003713075Christs teares over Jerusalem. Or,164012010-117PDCC2010-112010-123A2010-122011-062011-12 14544S106463303299984217968122240901385AUA5453003713077A Christian conference betvveene Ch162912007-086TECH2007-082017-053A2017-052022-12 14545S1217223209699856890225322240894516AUB2364003719988A complaynt agaynst the wicked enem156412007-087TECH2007-082007-093R2020-012022-12 14546.3S100703998365338122264216560AUA2812003710436The. vii. shedynges of the blode of Ihesu cryste150992010-0928PDCC2010-102010-123A2010-122011-062011-12 14546.7S397034382611290292248550365AUC6326003733950A Deuout intercescion and praier to153042012-075PDCC2012-072012-083Y2012-082013-022014-03 14547S1063499984206766912240939452AUA5366003712990A deuoute intercessyon and prayer,155052012-075PDCC2012-072013-103A2013-102014-032014-10 14548S1063549984207266962240860179AUA5369003712993[Dialogue or communicacion betwene1539322012-0748PDCC2012-072014-063A2014-062015-032016-02 14549S100146998359981763062240890841The generall signes and fore-runners of Christs comming to iudgment : Soundly and sincerely collected out of Holy Scripture, and seruing as well to awaken the drowsie and careless worldling, as to comfort and reuiue the godly and afflicted Christian.1625132014-0128PDCC2014-012014-043A2014-042015-032016-02 14550S11943299854639200682248504156AUC1140003728764A gloryous medytacyon of Ihesus cry1523172012-0918PDCC2012-092013-033A2013-032014-032014-10 14553.3C.20.f.7[258]998843561830542264209365A most godly and comfortable ballad of the glorious resurrection of our Lord Iesus Christ, : how he triumphed over death, hell, and sinne, whereby we are certainly perswaded of our rising againe from the dead. To the tune of Rogero.164012008-087PDCC2008-092009-083A2009-082009-092011-04 14553.7S10812122045368249992248566107AUA2359003709983Here begy[n]neth y[e] new notborune153552014-0120PDCC2014-012014-033A2014-032015-032016-02 14553S1077449984344081752248501972AUA6201003713825Pinder, Ulrich,$cd. 1510 or 1519.Fewterer, John.The myrrour or glasse of Christes passion15341872006-11917TECH2006-112008-053A2008-052008-092009-03 14554S471723818443268792240908338AUC4425003732049O glorious Ihesu, o mekest Ihesu, o148422005-043PDCC2005-052005-063A2005-062005-102005-12 14555S1064669984218268152248605464AUA5456003713080The opinion, judgement, and determi1634412004-0686TECH2004-062004-073A2004-072004-102004-11 14556S12042999855626211272240948838AUB1806003719430Our sauiour Iesus Christ hath not o1543232004-0555PDCC2004-072004-113A2004-112005-012005-03 14560.5998929291932332264173095Southwell, Robert,$cSaint,$d1561?-1595.A poeme declaring the real presence of Christ in the blessed sacrament of the avltar. .160612014-015PDCC2014-012014-023A2014-022014-032014-10 14563.3S1073909984309178002248610932AUA6044003713668Certaine deuout and godly petitions1575332012-0342PDCC2012-032012-053A2012-052013-022014-03 14570.3S313533143049281942240904486AUC5524003733148Certaine deuout and godly petitions1624252012-0634PDCC2012-072012-083A2012-082013-022014-03 14570S5316399608051504162240939683005370889Heigham, John,$dfl. 1639.Charles Borromeo,$cSaint,$d1538-1584.A mirrour to confesse well :$bfor such persons as doe frequent this sacrament /$cabridged out of sundry confessionals, by a certaine deuout and religious man.16241582013-05156PDCC2013-062013-083A2013-082014-032014-10 14577C.20.f.7[394]30269998921551831252240906858Two pleasant ditties, one of the birth, the other of the passion of Christ : To the tune of Dulcina. Of Natiuity.1628-1629?12008-085PDCC2008-092009-083A2009-082009-092011-04 14590S1077639984345981952264184932AUA6212003713836An apologie, or aunswer in defence1562702002-10252PDCC2002-102002-113A2002-112002-122003-01 14591S1010729983689611892240951820AUB3773003721397An apologie or answere in defence o15641392000-00267PDCC2001-002001-082R2003-062005-023A2005-022005-042005-10 14595S509538160604292652240917121AUC6538003734162Deffynniad ffydd Eglwys Loegr15951132005-03281PDCC2005-042006-113Y2006-112007-022007-10 14596S1077619984345781932240852084AUA6210003713834Certaine sermons preached before th15831892005-12572APEX2006-012006-023Y2006-022006-042006-06 14600.5S11218299847440290282248525278Jewel, John,$d1522-1571.Jewel, John,$d1522-1571.$tApologia Ecclesiae Anglicanae.$lEnglish.Harding, Thomas,$d1516-1572.$tConfutation of a booke intituled An apologie of the Church of England.A defence of the Apologie of the Churche of Englande : conteininge an answeare to a certaine booke lately set foorthe by M. Hardinge, and entituled, A confutation of &c. By Iohn Iewel Bishop of Sarisburie.15674162005-123820TECH2006-012006-023A2006-022006-042006-06 14604S125422047920250012240935291AUC2869003730493An expositio[n] vpon the two epistl15842212002-05598APEX2002-072002-083Y2002-082002-102003-01 14606S11226999847526125632240915322AUA8883003716507A replie vnto M. Hardinges ansvvear15653412002-063090TECH2002-072002-093Y2002-092002-102003-01 14609.5S1066549989882570142264173264005371592Jewel, John,$d1522-1571.Vaux, Robert.A sermon made in latine in Oxenforde :$bin the raigne of King Edwarde the sixt, /$cby the learned and godly father Iohn Iuel, late Bishop of Sarisburie, and translated into Englishe, by R.V. Dedicated vnto the Bishop of London, as appeareth in the Commentarie of Ma. Caluine, vpon the Galathians, in Englishe.1581222005-1242PDCC2006-042007-043A2007-042008-022008-09 14611S1031949983895133442240867684AUA3552003711176Seuen godly and learned sermons pre16071142005-12270TECH2005-122006-013Y2006-012006-042006-06 14613S1078079984350282412240894797AUB6324003723948The true copies of the letters betw15601892002-07321APEX2002-082002-093A2002-092002-102003-01 14614S1077829984347782162248502030AUA6222003713846A viewe of a seditious bul sent int15821162002-05266TECH2002-062002-073A2002-072002-082003-01 14615S1039389983968041212248594061AUA3790003711414An apologie of priuate masse15621452010-10298PDCC2010-102010-113A2010-112011-062011-12 14618.5S12454620108999002771506492264169842005371204Ione is as good as my lady :$bTo the tune of What care I how faire she be.162012008-085PDCC2008-102008-123A2008-122009-022009-10 14618S11932999854536199622240945329AUB1413003719037The golden cabinet of true treasure16121382009-06266PDCC2009-072009-083A2009-082009-092011-04 14623S1077739984346882052240863058AUA6215003713839The golden trade: or, A discouery o1623862000-00285APEX2001-102001-113A2001-112001-122003-01 14624.5S1055819990037558832248515406BBR7598004270466/005371590Jocelin, Elizabeth,$d1596-1622.Goad, Thomas,$d1576-1638.$4autThe mothers legacie, to her vnborne childe. By Elizabeth Iocelin1624782000-0076PDCC2001-002001-001Y2001-002001-112003-01 14626S1067799984248971472240863158AUA5682003713306The life of the glorious bishop S.16251282004-02323TECH2004-032004-043Y2004-042004-072004-08 14627S1057759984150160872240858374AUA5083003712707An epistle in the person of Christ15951682005-03339TECH2005-042005-053A2005-052005-102005-12 14630.5S215523086260262042240902685AUC3863003731487An excellent treatise touching the1588762012-04150PDCC2012-042012-053A2012-052013-022014-03 14631S12165399856824224572264219644AUB2329003719953An excellent treatise touching the16091082013-06187PDCC2013-072013-093A2013-092014-032014-10 14633S1079869984367784252248509709AUA6345003713969A godly exhortation made vnto the p1597282011-0347PDCC2011-032011-043A2011-042011-062011-12 14637S1037229983946738932240907999AUA3661003711285An homilie of Saint John Chrysostom1544272003-0336TECH2003-042003-063A2003-062003-082003-09 14638S1037239983946838942240885441AUA3662003711286A sermo[n] made by Iohn Chrisostome1550412011-0466PDCC2011-042011-053A2011-052011-062011-12 14639S1078129984350782462240925023AUA6240003713864A sermon of Saint Chrysostome, wher1542312004-0373APEX2004-032004-043Y2004-042004-072004-08 14640S1046499984038248822248563193AUA4232003711856A co[m]pendious treatise1542432013-0577PDCC2013-062017-043A2017-042022-12 14641S1065369984225168922248600623AUA5510003713134Theorremon, or, the ancient and mos16021582012-04316PDCC2012-042016-023A2016-022022-12 14644S1063919984210867362248584346AUA5393003713017Shakespeare, William,$d1564-1616,$eattributed name.Marlowe, Christopher,$d1564-1593,$eattributed name.[The] troublesome raigne of Iohn King of England1591282007-02109TECH2007-032007-043A2007-042008-022008-09 14646S1063959984211267412240853046AUA5396003713020The first and second part of the tr1611462005-06196PDCC2005-082006-013A2006-012006-042006-06 14648S1050699984079953332240867698AUA4536003712160[Melusine151042005-0611APEX2005-062005-073A2005-072005-102005-12 14649S1065399984225468952248596661AUA5512003713136[Capystranus1515122012-0623PDCC2012-072013-103A2013-102014-032014-10 14650.5S410434387218291632248546258AUC6444003734068The pope162122002-108PDCC2002-102002-113Y2002-112002-122003-01 14651.7S1078169984351082492240932418AUA6242003713866The treasury of healthe15532242004-05411PDCC2004-082004-093R2004-122005-013A2005-012005-042005-10 14651S1078319984352482632240896238AUA6251003713875The Catholique iudge: or A moderato1623482009-06166PDCC2009-072009-083A2009-082009-092011-04 14653.3S93373574023021811062240935101John XXI, Pope, d. 1277.Desparts, Jacques, ca. 1380-1458.Diocles, of Carystus.Hippocrates. Aphorisms. English.Llwyd, Humphrey, 1527-1568.Pseudo-Mesuë.The treasurie of health contayning many profitable medicines, : gathered out of Hipocrates, Galen and Auicen / by one Petrus Hyspanus, and translated into English by Humfry Lloyd, who hath added thereunto the causes and signes of euery disease, with the Aphorismes of Hipocrates, and Iacobus de Partibus, redacted to a certaine order according to the members of mans bodie, and a compendious table containing the purging and confortative medicines, with the exposition of certaine names and weights in this booke contained, with an epistle of Diocles unto Kyng Antigonus..15602592012-01435APEX2012-022012-063Y2012-062013-022014-03 14655S100355998361984542240939010AUB3429003721053Certaine orations and answeres made1579242006-0648TECH2006-062007-063Y2007-062008-022008-09 14656.7S215623086741262052248532019AUC3864003731488[Gulielmi Wiccammi Winton]156412007-081TECH2007-082017-053A2017-052022-12 14656S1065489984226269032240939441AUA5517003713141The Duke of Saxonie his iubilee1618152009-0649PDCC2009-072009-093A2009-092010-042011-04 14657.5S11332999848565136672240851573AUB7778003725402True intelligence sent from a gentl159152009-0611PDCC2009-072009-083A2009-082009-092011-04 14657S11997799855181206562240908428AUB1595003719219Hymnus comitialis, in honorem virgi159512007-083TECH2007-082017-053A2017-052022-12 14658S121679998568491774852240897499AUC2026003729650Johnson, Francis,$d1562-1618.Jacob, Henry,$d1563-1624.$tDefence of the churches and ministery of Englande.An answer to Maister H. Iacob his defence of the churches and minstery of England. By Francis Iohnson an exile of Iesus Christ 16001312009-08923PDCC2009-092011-023A2011-022011-062011-12 14659S11943799854644200742240912989AUC1144003728768A brief treatise conteyning some gr1609132009-0625PDCC2009-072014-073A2014-072015-032016-02 14660S1039509983969241352264177659AUA3794003711418Johnson, Francis,$d1562-1618.Certayne reasons and arguments1608602009-06239PDCC2009-072010-123A2010-122011-062011-12 14661S1078289984352182602240904713AUA6249003713873A Christian plea16171662009-061303PDCC2009-072009-083A2009-082009-092011-04 14662S11943599854642200722240931270AUC1142003728766An inquirie and ansvver of Thomas V1606552004-10256PDCC2004-112005-013A2005-012005-042005-10 14663.5S11723499852449177732240913335AUB0668003718292A treatise of the ministery of the1595762003-02425TECH2003-032003-043Y2003-042003-062003-07 14663S119331998545381770172248504485Johnson, Francis,$d1562-1618.A short treatise concerning the exposition of those words of Christ, Tell the Church, &c. Mat. 18. 17. / Written by Francis Iohnson, pastor of the English exiled Church at Amsterdam in the low countreyes.1611162014-0152PDCC2014-012014-043A2014-042015-032016-02 14664S11360299848835139512248529746AUB7905003725529A discourse of some troubles and ex16031092009-06949PDCC2009-072014-063A2014-062015-032016-02 14667S1037269983947138972248587599AUA3665003711289An confortable exhortation1535382005-1199PDCC2006-032007-033A2007-032008-022008-09 14668.5S1078349984352782662240868390AUB6328003723952Iohnsons Arithmatick16232402005-11558APEX2006-012007-023A2007-022008-022008-09 14668S1065539984226769082240857205AUA5521003713145A true relation of Go[ds] vvonderfu160572009-1216PDCC2009-122010-023A2010-022010-042011-04 14671S11944599854652200852240941815AUC1150003728774Anglorum lacrim{aelig}160382004-1212PDCC2005-012005-043A2005-042005-102005-12 14672S11911299854319197332240938173AUC0915003728539A crovvne garland of goulden roses.1612482004-0689APEX2004-082004-093Y2004-092004-102004-11 14674S1065589984227269142240870379AUA5526003713150The golden garland of princely plea1620592004-06121PDCC2004-072004-083A2004-082004-102004-11 14675S1091729984482296682240870383AUB6611003724235A lanterne-light for loyall subiect160392004-0622APEX2004-062004-073A2004-072004-102004-11 14676S119332998545391770182240938167Johnson, Richard,$d1573-1659?Looke on me London : I am an honest English-man, ripping vp the bowels of mischiefe, luring in thy sub-vrbs and precincts. Take heed the hangmans halter, and the beadles whip, will make the foole dance, and the knaue to skip.1613122014-0131PDCC2014-012014-043A2014-042015-032016-02 14677S1091659984481596612248519976AUA7144003714768The most famous history of the seau15961082004-06414PDCC2004-082004-093A2004-092004-102004-11 14678S1013769983719215072240878351AUB3956003721580The second part of the famous histo15971042004-06341PDCC2004-072004-083A2004-082004-102004-11 14684S1055849984131158862240861686AUA4941003712565The most pleasant history of Tom a1631492004-06201APEX2004-082004-093A2004-092004-102004-11 14685.514685AS1055889990053858902264171901Johnson, Richard,$d1573-1659?Musarum plangores : vpon the death of the right honourable, Sir Christopher Hatton, Knight, &c.159152002-0914APEX2002-102002-113A2002-112002-122003-01 14686S12108899856277218062240923908AUB2067003719691The nine worthies of London1592272004-0679TECH2004-062004-073A2004-072004-102004-11 14690S1091949984484396892240870180AUA7163003714787The pleasant vvalkes of Moore-field1607122004-0639APEX2004-082004-093A2004-092004-102004-11 14691.7S215823090448262072240929885AUC3866003731490The pilgrimage of man, vvandering i1635162004-0655PDCC2004-072004-083A2004-082004-102004-11 14691S11933399854540199662240913139AUB1415003719039A remembrance of the honors due to1612162004-0639TECH2004-062004-073A2004-072004-102004-11 14692S1078459984353782772240899575AUA6258003713882The Gospell and his maintenance.1633122009-0648PDCC2009-072014-073A2014-072015-032016-02 14693.5S216023092015262092240924038AUC3868003731492The way to glory, or, The preaching1621282009-0684PDCC2009-072011-103A2011-102012-052012-10 14693S1074509984315178642240857131AUA6078003713702The necessity of faith; or, Nothing1624202009-0652PDCC2009-072014-073A2014-072015-032016-02 14694.3S93378565728601809622240921439Johnson, Robert.Dives and Lazarus: or rather, Divellish dives: / deliuered in a sermon at Pauls Crosse, by R.I. preacher of the word. ; Very necessary for these times, and purposely published for the great comfort of those that taste the bitternesse of affliction..1623232012-0160APEX2012-022012-063A2012-062013-022014-03 14694S1074519984315278652240939439AUA6079003713703Dauids teacher, or The true teacher1609262004-0682TECH2004-062004-073A2004-072004-102004-11 14695S1078389984353082692240893613AUB6329003723953Essaies, or rather Imperfect offers1601572004-0699PDCC2004-072004-083A2004-082004-102004-11 14699.5S88922924007259182248549471AUC3620003731244Nova Britannia1609182004-0665PDCC2004-072004-113A2004-112005-012005-03 14700S122143998572951770202240902559Johnson, Robert,$dfl. 1586-1626.The nevv life of Virginea : declaring the former successe and present estate of that plantation, being the second part of Noua Britannia. Published by the authoritie of his Maiesties Counsell of Virginea.1612282014-0157PDCC2014-012014-043A2014-042015-032016-02 14706S1243619984315578682240882020AUA6081003713705Stand up to your beliefe, or, A com164012005-1213PDCC2006-042006-063A2006-062006-092007-01 14707S1010719983689511882240942855AUB3772003721396Cornucopi{aelig}, or diuers secrets1595242003-0954APEX2003-102003-113A2003-112003-122004-03 14708.1S1091959984484496902240909164AUB6617003724241Dainty conceits1630122005-1221APEX2006-012006-043Y2006-042006-092007-01 14708.3S124889999004601732422240877825005371896Johnson, Thomas,$dd. 1644.A lokinge glasse for eche estate, wherin to weue the fickle fate159512008-085PDCC2008-112008-123A2008-122009-022009-10 14708.5S1074009984310178112240855936AUA6049003713673A nevv booke of new conceits1630132005-1226TECH2005-122006-103Y2006-102007-022007-10 14708.7S472023822846268822240917048AUC4427003732051Consilium collegii medici Parisiens161982004-0619APEX2004-062005-083A2005-082005-102005-12 14709S89022927284259202240959167AUC3622003731246Elegiae duae162872009-1213PDCC2009-122010-013R2010-052010-063A2010-062011-062011-12 14715S1078309984352382622240941285AUA6250003713874Christs vvatch-vvord.16301062009-06388PDCC2009-072011-023Y2011-022011-062011-12 14717.5S11442399849648148092240872515AUB8353003725977A spiritual chaine, and armour of c1622572009-06122PDCC2009-072009-083A2009-082009-092011-04 14717S12045999855656211582240894421AUB2830003720454The true historie of the Christen d1546342003-0372PDCC2003-042005-033A2005-032005-042005-10 14718S1078549984354682872240857042AUA6262003713886Britannia triumphans1638162002-0838TECH2002-092002-103A2002-102002-122003-01 14719S1078599984355182932240915539AUA6266003713890The temple of love.1634102002-0825TECH2002-092002-103A2002-102002-122003-01 14720S1028379983859929832240914565AUB4748003722372Our sauiours iourney to the Gadaren1615732009-06168PDCC2009-072009-083A2009-082009-092011-04 14721.5S107852998435441770242240857044Jones, John,$cminister at St. Michael Bashenshaw, London.The conquest of the saints: or A short treatise of concord and peace : vvherein is shewed the necessity of unity and peace, without which neither church nor common-wealth can stand. Preached by John Jones Master of Arts, late minister at St. Michael Bashenshaw in London: and now published for the common good.1639272014-0183PDCC2014-012014-043A2014-042015-032016-02 14721S1078619984355382952240927118AUA6268003713892Adrasta: or, The vvomans spleene, a1635452009-06202PDCC2009-072010-123A2010-122011-062011-12 14722S11913599854342197582240925379AUC0928003728552Londons looking backe to Ierusalem,1633332009-06105PDCC2009-072009-083A2009-082009-092011-04 14724a.3S107904998435961509882248506037005370977Jones, John,$cphysician.The bathes of Bathes ayde :$bwonderfull and most excellent, agaynst very many sicknesses, approued by authoritie, confirmed by reason, and dayly tryed by experience: vvith the antiquitie, commoditie, propertie, knovvledge, vse, aphorismes, diet, medicine, and other thinges therto be considered and obserued. /$cCompendiously compiled by Iohn Iones phisition. Anno salutis. 1572. At Asple Hall besydes Nottingham.1572562009-06173PDCC2009-072009-083A2009-082009-092011-04 14724a.7S1079089984360083442248510735Jones, John,$cphysician.The benefit of the auncient bathes of Buckstones : vvhich cureth most greeuous sicknesses, neuer before published: / compiled by Iohn Iones phisition. At the Kings Mede nigh Darby. Anno salutis 1572. Seene and alowed acording to the order appointed.1572352014-01117PDCC2014-012014-073A2014-072015-032016-02 14724a.9S1259220914541784922240950131Jones, John,$dfl. 1562-1579.A briefe, excellent, and profitable discourse, of the naturall beginning of all growing and liuing things, heate, generation, effects of the spirits, gouernment, vse and abuse of phisicke, preseruation, &c. : no lesse pleasant and acceptable to the students of philosophie and phisicke, then beneficiall and necessarie for all others, desirous either of knowledge, health, youth, and long life : collected and tradused as wel forth of the best olde wryters, as out of the new, and most approued in our daies : in the ende wherof is shewed, the order and composition of a most heauenly water, for the preseruation of mans lyfe / by Iohn Iones phisicion.1574282014-01125PDCC2014-012014-033A2014-032015-032016-02 14724S11924599854452198742240925434AUC1008003728632The arte and science of preseruing1579712009-06340PDCC2009-072010-033A2010-032010-042011-04 14728S11944099854647200782240921663AUC1146003728770Certaine sermons preached of late a1588692009-06180PDCC2009-072009-083A2009-082009-092011-04 14732S11944999854656200892240923193AUC1153003728777The first booke of songes {amp} ayres o1600472005-0453PDCC2005-052005-083A2005-082005-102005-12 14733S12000899855212206912240894451AUB1614003719238The second booke of songs and ayres1601242005-0444TECH2005-052005-083R 14735S12201799857170228542240885996AUC2137003729761A musicall dreame. Or The fourth bo1609272005-0451APEX2005-052005-063A2005-062005-102005-12 14736S122016998571691769522240860406Jones, Robert,$dfl. 1597-1615.The Muses gardin for delights, or the fift booke of ayres : onely for the lute, the base-vyoll, and the voyce. Composed by Robert Iones.1610302014-0138PDCC2014-012014-033A2014-032015-032016-02 14737S12001399855217206962240946407AUB1618003719242Cantus The first set of madrigals,1607342005-0437TECH2005-052005-063A2005-062005-102005-12 14739.2S1078609984355282942240913506AUA6267003713891The mysterie of Christes natiuitie.1614192005-0453TECH2005-052005-063A2005-062005-102005-12 14739.5S11237799847631126812240940528AUB7390003725014A commentary vpon the Epistles of S16353792005-042198PDCC2005-062005-073A2005-072005-102005-12 14741S1074609984316178742240916180AUA6087003713711A briefe exhortation to all men to1631182005-0430APEX2005-042005-053Y2005-052005-102005-12 14747S1078639984355582972240945333AUA6269003713893A treatise of patience in tribulati1625272005-04103APEX2005-052005-073A2005-072005-102005-12 14748S11945099854657200902240923188AUC1154003728778The true inquisition or The sad sou1633162005-0443TECH2005-052005-063A2005-062005-102005-12 14750S11966299854869203242240939846AUB1478003719102The true and perfect declaration of1600192009-0674PDCC2009-072009-083A2009-082009-092011-04 14752S11245599847709127662240922515AUA9005003716629The workes of Beniamin Ionson.16165372002-082321PDCC2002-092002-103A2002-102002-122003-01 14753.5S435024183010273262240924109AUC4781003732405Bartholmew fayre : a comedie, acted16311292004-11778PDCC2005-012005-023A2005-022005-042005-10 14754S11182499847092121032264206645005370999Jonson, Ben,$d1573?-1637.Digby, Kenelm,$cSir,$d1603-1665.The vvorkes of Beniamin Ionson.$nThe second volume. :$bContaining these playes, viz. 1 Bartholomew Fayre. 2 The staple of newes. 3 The Divell is an asse16414352009-062362PDCC2009-072010-053A2010-052011-062011-12 14755S1093579984500798772240888531AUA7270003714894The alchemist. VVritten by Ben. Ion1612502002-08258APEX2002-092002-123Y2002-122003-022003-03 14756S1091809984482996752240879885AUA7155003714779B. Ion: his part of King Iames his1604292002-0778TECH2002-092002-103A2002-102002-122003-01 14757S12151299856692223062240894542AUB2262003719886Ben Ionson, his Case is alterd.1609362009-06171PDCC2009-072010-123A2010-122011-062011-12 14758S1091859984483496802240866597AUB6614003724238A pleasant comedy, called: The case1609372002-09174PDCC2002-102002-113A2002-112002-122003-01 14759S1078699984356183042248516541AUA6275003713899Catiline his conspiracy{middot} VVr1611562002-08233TECH2002-102002-113Y2002-112002-122003-01 14761S1092339984488397332264193657AUA7192003714816The characters of two royall masque1608192002-0957PDCC2002-102002-113A2002-112002-122003-01 14762S1092219984487197192240917761AUA7181003714805Chloridia.1631112002-0818APEX2002-092002-103A2002-102002-122003-01 14763S11333099848566136682240892018AUB7779003725403Epicoene, or the silent woman.1620512009-06232PDCC2009-072009-083A2009-082009-092011-04 14766S1093619984501198812240909156AUA7274003714898Euery man in his humor.1601452002-07191TECH2002-092002-103R2002-122003-013A2003-012003-022003-03 14767S1092259984487597242248517107AUA7184003714808The comicall satyre of euery man ou1600672002-07294TECH2002-092002-103Y2002-102002-122003-01 14771S1079189984361083542240875682AUA6306003713930Ben: Ionson's execration against Vu1640292002-0858PDCC2002-092002-103Y2002-102002-122003-01 14772S1092289984487897272240860159AUA7187003714811The fortunate isles and their vnion1625142002-0830APEX2002-092002-103Y2002-102002-122003-01 14773S1092299984487997282240886427AUA7188003714812The fountaine of selfe-loue. Or Cyn1601472002-07194TECH2002-102002-113A2002-112002-122003-01 14774S1092309984488097292240854676AUA7189003714813Hymenaei: or The solemnities of mas1606242002-0778TECH2002-092002-103A2002-102002-122003-01 14775S119453998546601763102248503425Jonson, Ben,$d1573?-1637.Louers made men : A masque presented in the house of the Right Honorable the Lord Haye. By diuers of noble qualitie, his friends. For the entertaynment of Monsieur Le Baron de Tour, extraordinarie ambassador for the French King. On Saterday the 22. of February. 1617.161762014-0110PDCC2014-012014-023A2014-022014-032014-10 14776S1092359984488597372240917757AUA7194003714818Loues triumph through Callipolis.163172002-0814APEX2002-092002-103Y2002-102002-122003-01 14777S119357998545641770282240913684Jonson, Ben,$d1573?-1637.The masque of augures : With the seueral antimasques. Presented on Twelfe night.1621102014-0123PDCC2014-012015-023A2015-022015-032016-02 14778S109223998448731731522240875489Jonson, Ben,$d1573?-1637.The masque of queenes : celebrated from the house of fame: by the most absolute in all state, and titles. Anne Queene of Great Britaine, &c. With her honourable ladies. At VVhite Hall, Febr. 2. 1609. Written by Ben: Ionson.1609212014-0192PDCC2014-012014-033A2014-032015-032016-02 14779S1091989984484796932240922058AUA7165003714789Neptunes triumph for the returne of162492002-0821APEX2002-092002-103A2002-102002-122003-01 14780S1092379984488797392240870370AUA7196003714820The nevv inne. Or, The light heart.1631632002-08212APEX2002-092002-103A2002-102002-122003-01 14781S109365998450151731532240892434Jonson, Ben,$d1573?-1637.Poetaster or The arraignment : as it hath beene sundry times priuately acted in the Blacke Friers, by the children of her Maiesties Chappell. Composed, by Ben. Iohnson.1602542014-01231PDCC2014-012014-023A2014-022014-032014-10 14782.5S125734574023031811072240943061Jonson, Ben, 1573?-1637.Time vindicated to himselfe, and to his honors : In the presentation at Court on Twelfth Night. 1622..1623112009-0633PDCC2009-072009-083A2009-082009-092011-04 14782S109239998448891543982248517112Jonson, Ben,$d1573?-1637.Seianus his fall. VVritten by Ben: Ionson 1605552014-01295PDCC2014-032014-053A2014-052015-032016-02 14783S122050998572031770302240863182Jonson, Ben,$d1573?-1637.Ben: Ionson his Volpone or The foxe. .1607612014-01268PDCC2014-032014-053A2014-052015-032016-02 14784S107894998435861731542240857115Duppa, Brian,$d1588-1662.Ionsonus virbius: or, The memorie of Ben: Iohnson revived by the friends of the Muses 1638462013-09125PDCC2013-102014-013A2014-012014-032014-10 14785S11913999854346197622240925329AUC0931003728555De cruenta morte Archibaldi Hunteri159012007-084TECH2007-082017-053A2017-052022-12 14787.4S106765998424751779372248572767Johnston, John,$d1570?-1611.A trevve description of the nobill race of the Stevvards : succedinge lineallie to the Croun of Scotland vnto this day: and novv this yeir 1603. vnto the croun of England: vvith thair lyvvelie portraturs, declaring exactlie vvhat tyme thay begane to reigne, hovv lange thay reigned, and of vvhat qualities thay vvere.1603112014-019PDCC2014-012014-033A2014-032015-032016-02 14788S1078759984356783102240893578AUB6335003723959Poeticall varieties: or, Varietie o1637322003-0188TECH2003-022003-063A2003-062003-082003-09 14790S11936099854567199942240923189AUB1421003719045A briefe discourse of a disease cal1603302009-06106PDCC2009-062009-073A2009-072009-092011-04 14794S1035869983933737462248558161AUA3611003711235David Gorge, born in Holland, a ver1560252011-0774PDCC2011-082016-023A2016-022022-12 14795S122046998571992145962264221681AUB2512003720136A compendious and most marueilous h15582902009-03612PDCC2009-042009-053A2009-052009-092011-04 14806S1038149983955939902269045504AUA3717003711341here after foloweth a treatyse take151172009-1214PDCC2009-122010-023A2010-022010-042011-04 14809S11261399847860129232248525585AUA9081003716705The famous and memorable vvorkes of16024282003-044969APEX2003-052003-063A2003-062003-082003-09 14816S1092409984489097432240908904AUA7198003714822A discovery of the Barmudas, otherw1610142009-0620PDCC2009-072009-083A2009-082009-092011-04 14817S1092479984489797502240857144AUA7203003714827A plaine description of the Barmuda1613262009-0654PDCC2009-072009-083A2009-082009-092011-04 14819S11937699854583200102240923410AUB1424003719048The ioy of tears or Cordials of com163592003-1222PDCC2004-012004-023A2004-022004-042004-05 14820S120468998556642140292264216541AUB1824003719448An apolgye made by George Ioye to s1535532004-05116PDCC2004-072004-083A2004-082004-102004-11 14821S1049829984071252392248565713AUA4468003712092A compendyouse somme of the very Ch153592004-0514TECH2004-062004-073A2004-072004-102004-11 14822S12047299855668211702240887758AUB1826003719450A contrarye (to a certayne manis) c1549552000-00121TECH2001-122002-013A2002-012002-022003-01 14823S1079059984359783402240952459AUA6297003713921The exposicion of Daniel the prophe15452452004-05631APEX2004-052004-083Y2004-082004-102004-11 14826S1037909983953539662240898703AUA3705003711329George Ioye confuteth, Vvinchesters1543262004-0565APEX2004-052004-063A2004-062004-072004-08 14828.5S1079479984363983852240938766AUA6321003713945The refutation of the byshop of Win15462012004-05395PDCC2004-082004-093A2004-092004-102004-11 14828S1038029983954739782240885461AUA3707003711331A present consolation for the suffe1544522004-05130APEX2004-052004-063A2004-062004-072004-08 14829S1038039983954839792248571853AUA3708003711332The subuersio[n] of Moris false fou1534642004-05160APEX2004-052004-063Y2004-062004-072004-08 14830.7S1255545323771808092240902675Juan de Santa María, fray, d. 1622.Blount, Edward, fl. 1588-1632.Mabbe, James, 1572-1642?Christian policie: or The christian common-wealth : Published for the good of Kings, and Princes, and such as are in authoritie vnder them, and trusted with state affaires. / Written in Spanish, and translated into English..República y policía christiana. English. 163216322532010-011071PDCC2010-022010-063A2010-062011-062011-12 14830S1047489984048049912240892867AUA4297003711921The vnitie and scisme of the olde c1543202004-0549PDCC2004-072004-113A2004-112005-012005-03 14831AS1023119983810024592240935618AUB4448003722072Policie vnveiled16322652003-091036TECH2003-092003-103A2003-102003-122004-03 14837A.5S1031919983894833402264181791AUA3549003711173An enterlude for children to play n157032009-047PDCC2009-052009-063A2009-062009-092011-04 14837AS1092419984489197442240909056AUA7199003714823A new enterlued for chyldren to pla1565212000-0063PDCC2001-112002-053Y2002-052002-062003-01 14838S1079719984366284092240854654AUA6333003713957Nevves from Gulick and Cleue.1615152006-0919TECH2006-092006-113A2006-112007-022007-10 14842S1038129983955739882240935648AUA3715003711339The dyaloge bytwene Iulius the seco1535332002-02107PDCC2002-032002-043Y2002-042002-052003-01 14848S1079199984361183552240942934AUB6345003723969In Henricum Fridericum primogenitum1612112011-0629PDCC2011-062011-073A2011-072012-052012-10 14861a.5S106590343871041769762248547407The Iury of inquisition de jure divino : whether by divine right it is lawfull to inflict punishment upon the offending lordly bishops, yea or no.164042014-0112PDCC2014-012014-033A2014-032015-032016-02 14869S100182998360322752240890834AUB3385003721009The boke of iustices of peas152712007-082TECH2007-082017-053A2017-052022-12 14878.3S393734382502289952240937485AUC6296003733920The boke for a justyce of peace1544872012-06299PDCC2012-072012-083A2012-082013-022014-03 14887.5S435324184543273352248544975AUC4790003732414The Complete justice16371522012-06511APEX2012-062013-063A2013-062014-032014-10 14893S1079659984365684022240904712AUA6330003713954That vvhich seemes best is worst.1617272003-0473APEX2003-052004-013Y2004-012004-022004-03 14894.8S472823828342268922240906336AUC4430003732054The trades increase1615322009-0599PDCC2009-062010-023A2010-022010-042011-04 14894S109820072029236452240907208AUC2484003730108Of the crinitall starre, which appe158072006-1115APEX2006-122007-013A2007-012007-022007-10 14896S1039569983969841442248592515AUA3799003711423Ouranogn{marc}osia. Heauenly knowle16221142003-01256PDCC2003-022003-033Y2003-032003-042003-05 14897S109920072635236462240909372AUC2485003730109Heavenly knowledg16251812011-12338PDCC2011-122012-023A2012-022012-052012-10 14898.5S104889998406191509902264175850005370965Trundle, John.Keepe within compasse: or, the worthy legacy of a wise father to his beloued sonne :$bteaching him how to liue richly in this world and eternally happy in the world to come. Meete for all sorts of people whatsoeuer.1619252011-1148APEX2011-112012-033A2012-032012-052012-10 14900S11914099854347197632240904817AUC0932003728556Keepe within compasse: or, The wort1630242014-0147PDCC2014-012014-043A2014-042015-032016-02 14904S1065579984227169132240854601AUA5525003713149Miscellanies of divinitie16352442009-081503PDCC2009-092010-103A2010-102011-062011-12 14905.5S333833143343283972240921558AUC5714003733338Soli deo gloria162512007-086TECH2007-102007-113Y2007-112008-022008-09 14905S1080409984373084832240948129AUA6383003714007A returne from Argier.1628422009-08204PDCC2009-092009-103A2009-102010-042011-04 14906S1080429984373284852264211343AUA6385003714009Kellie, Thomas,$cSir.Dickesonn, Charles,$eengraver.Pallas armata, or Militarie instructions for the learned: and all generous spirits, who affect the profession of armes. The first part· Containing the exercise of infanterie, as well antient, as moderne: wherein are clearelie set downe all the postures and motions, belonging to battallions of foote1627782009-07250PDCC2009-072009-093A2009-092010-042011-04 14911S1079429984363483802240940562AUA6319003713943The right and iurisdiction of the p16212132009-08693PDCC2009-092011-083A2011-082012-052012-10 14912S1079959984368584342240906564AUA6352003713976A suruey of the new religion16034032009-071156PDCC2009-072009-083A2009-082009-092011-04 14914S1079979984368784362240861705AUA6354003713978A treatise of the hierarchie and di16292402009-07483PDCC2009-082009-093A2009-092010-042011-04 14915S1063259984204366662240858369AUA5349003712973The confessioun [o]f maister Iohn K157092009-0718PDCC2009-082009-093A2009-092010-042011-04 14916S1065299984224468852240894720AUA5503003713127Carmen gratulatorium, ad serenissim161772009-1214PDCC2009-122010-023A2010-022010-042011-04 14917S1092459984489597482240864574AUA7202003714826A defensatiue against the plague1593572003-10183PDCC2003-112003-123A2003-122004-022004-03 14918S12068899855882213902240870518AUB1928003719552A chronycle with a genealogie decla1578402003-0294APEX2003-032003-043A2003-042003-062003-07 14919S1092369984488697382240909169AUA7195003714819A commendacyon of welshmen.1546632003-0279PDCC2003-032003-043A2003-042003-062003-07 14920S1079909984368084282240901425AUA6348003713972The exposition, and readynges of Io15781342009-07581PDCC2009-072011-023A2011-022011-062011-12 14921S1054519984117957412240853086AUA4822003712446Two godlie and learned sermons1581702009-07351PDCC2009-082009-113Y2009-112010-042011-04 14923S119460998546671763152248504255Kemp, William,$dfl. 1600.Kemps nine daies vvonder : Performed in a daunce from London to Norwich. Containing the pleasure, paines and kinde entertainment of William Kemp betweene London and that citty in his late morrice. Wherein is somewhat set downe worth note; to reprooue the slaunders spred of him: many things merry, nothing hurtfull. Written by himselfe to satisfie his friends.1600172014-0142PDCC2014-012014-043A2014-042015-032016-02 14924S1047499984048149922240869646AUA4298003711922Here begynneth a shorte treatyse of150152000-0011APEX2001-042001-001Y2001-002001-112003-01 14925S11966399854870203252248498113AUB1479003719103A dutiful inuectiue, against the mo158782002-0520TECH2002-062002-083A2002-082002-102003-01 14926S1092529984490297562264196469AUA7206003714830Kempe, William.The education of children in learning1588312005-05133APEX2005-062005-083A2005-082005-102005-12 14927S1079949984368484332240893623AUA6351003713975Flovvers of epigrammes, out of sund15771522003-05326PDCC2003-062004-123Y2004-122005-012005-03 14928S11983299855038205082240899162AUB1547003719171The last will and testament of Mr.1625182003-0450TECH2003-052003-073A2003-072003-082003-09 14929S1092779984492797852240932563AUA7222003714846The historie of Calanthrop and Luci1626602003-05231APEX2003-052003-063Y2003-062003-082003-09 14931S11983599855041205112248508807AUB1548003719172A theological epitome or Divine com1629162003-0530TECH2003-052003-073A2003-072003-082003-09 14932S124481998991311506552248522642005371157Kennedy, Quintin,$d1520-1564.Ane compendius tractiue conforme to the scripturis of almychtie God, ressoun, and authoritie :$bdeclaring the nerrest, and onlie way, to establische the conscience of ane christiane man, in all materis (quhilks ar in debate) concernyng faith and religioun. Set fvrth be Maister Qvintine Kennedy, commendatar of the abbay off Crosraguell, and dedicat to his derrest, and best beluiffit nepuo, Gilbert maister of Cassillis.1558582009-07187PDCC2009-082009-093A2009-092010-042011-04 14933S123195998991061506562240887798005371135Kenrick, Samuel,$db. 1602 or 3.The tell-troth's reqvitall, or, Truth's recompence :$bas it was preached the 12th day of November, 1626, at Eckington: wherein are contained these three propositions, (vindicating Paul from the aspersion of enmity, and laying it on the Galatians,) viz. 1 No grace of God in man can secure him from the enmity of the unregenerate. 2 Sometimes a ministers owne hearers are set in variance against him. 3 The publication of the truth is the cause of this variance. By Samuel Kenrick student in divinity, and preacher of Gods word in the same place.1627202009-0790PDCC2009-082009-093A2009-092010-042011-04 14934S12001599855219206992248503441AUB1620003719244Strange nevves out of Kent160982004-0114TECH2004-012004-023A2004-022004-042004-05 14935S1065319984224668872240908648AUA5505003713129A wonder vvorth the reading, or, A161762009-0514PDCC2009-062009-073A2009-072009-092011-04 14938S1079999984368984392240947202AUA6356003713980A discouerie of the vnnatural and t1593162004-0265PDCC2004-032004-043A2004-042004-072004-08 14941S11226399847521125582240941260AUA8879003716503Of misrules contending, with gods w155332004-037PDCC2004-042004-053Y2004-052004-072004-08 14942S1074289984312978392240915513AUA6066003713690A ballet declaringe the fal of the1548172004-0325TECH2004-032004-043A2004-042004-072004-08 14943S1066659984237870262240852046AUA5601003713225A sermon made at Blanford Foru[m]1571272004-0342APEX2004-032004-073A2004-072004-102004-11 14944.5S216423095838262182240902690AUC3874003731498An epistle [s]ent to divers [pa]pis1585262009-0746PDCC2009-082009-093A2009-092010-042011-04 14944S1063279984204566682240873698AUA5351003712975[William Kethe his seeing glasse1555142004-0322PDCC2004-042004-113A2004-112005-012005-03 14945S1010819983690512002240871426AUB3779003721403The glorious and beautifull garland1585632009-07254PDCC2009-082009-113A2009-112010-042011-04 14947S1092629984491297682240922066AUA7212003714836A relation of the second voyage to1596332009-07134PDCC2009-072009-083A2009-082009-092011-04 14948S123148999002601506572240892061005371128Kitchener, Nathanael,$dd. 1620.The vvorlds assises. Or A sermon preached at Paules Crosse the tenth day of Iuly 1614. being the Sunday before the end of Trinity terme. By Nathanael Kitchener, student in diuinitie, and preacher of Gods word at Grauenhurst in Bedfordshire1616552009-07115PDCC2009-082009-093A2009-092010-042011-04 14950S100262998361083562240928286AUB3396003721020The burthen of a loaden conscience:1608542009-07125PDCC2009-072009-083A2009-082009-092011-04 14955S1065339984224868892240893605AUA5507003713131Hallelu-iah: praise yee the Lord, f1618742009-07170PDCC2009-072009-083A2009-082009-092011-04 14957S1079859984367684242248505019AUA6344003713968A sermon preached in Saint Maries C1613122009-0743PDCC2009-072009-083A2009-082009-092011-04 14958S1080029984369284422240947207AUA6359003713983The conspiracy1638532004-05231PDCC2004-072004-083Y2004-082004-102004-11 14959K452S1080169984370684562240877150AUA6363003713987The prisoners and Claracilla.1641762014-03292APEX2014-032014-053A2014-052015-032016-02 14960.5S12455120128998991701506582264170073005371208A mad kinde of wooing, or, a Dialogue betweene Will the simple, and Nan the subtill, with their louing agreement :$bTo the tune of the new dance at the Red Bull Play-house.162812008-086PDCC2008-112008-123A2008-122009-022009-10 14960S1080259984371584672240854658AUA6370003713994Of the redemption of mankind three15982112009-071076PDCC2009-082009-093A2009-092010-042011-04 14961.5S389533151144289552240937466AUC6257003733881To the Kings most excellent Maiesti162112007-0810TECH2007-082007-103A2007-102008-022008-09 14961.7Harl.7614[125]998925481889132288765443To the most honourable assembly of the Commons House of Parliament. The humble petition of the distressed prisoners in the Kings Bench, : and Fleete, and all others his Maiesties distressed subiects, now prisoners, within his Maiesties realme of England, and dominion of Wales.162412014-018PDCC2014-012014-033A2014-032015-032016-02 14961S1210853017199856274218032240888075AUB2065003719689A mad kinde of wooing. Or, a dialog162912007-086TECH2007-082017-053A2017-052022-12 14962S1080199984370984592240939438AUA6366003713990In Iacobum Sextum Scotorum Regem, A160362004-0813PDCC2004-102006-083Y2006-082006-092007-01 14963S1033559983911135102240885457AUB5104003722728The marriage of the lambe.1640912009-07143PDCC2009-072009-083A2009-082009-092011-04 14965S108022998437121770332248505017King, Henry,$d1592-1669.An exposition vpon the Lords prayer : Deliuered in certaine sermons, in the cathedrall church of S. Paul. By Henry King Archdeacon of Colchester, and residentiary of the same church.16281892014-01461PDCC2014-032014-063A2014-062015-032016-02 14968S1080239984371384642248518007AUA6368003713992A sermon of deliuerance.1626432004-08101TECH2004-082004-093A2004-092004-102004-11 14969.5S1080249984371484662248517151AUA6369003713993King, Henry,$d1592-1669.Preston, Thomas,$d1563-1640.A sermon preached at Pauls Crosse, the 25. of Nouember. 16211621472004-08103APEX2004-082004-093A2004-092004-102004-11 14970S1080299984371984712240899512AUA6373003713997A sermon preached at St. Pauls Marc1640322004-0869PDCC2004-102004-113A2004-112005-012005-03 14971S121245998564301770362240860343King, Henry,$d1592-1669.Tvvo sermons preached at VVhite-hall in Lent, March 3. 1625· and Februarie 20. 1626. By Henry King, D.D. one of his Maiesties chaplaines in ordinarie 1627452014-0196PDCC2014-012014-033A2014-032015-032016-02 14972S1080309984372084722240884773AUA6374003713998Two sermons. vpon the Act Sunday, b1625432004-08144TECH2004-082004-093Y2004-092004-102004-11 14973S1092609984491097652240870343AUA7210003714834An halfe-penny-worth of vvit, in a1613242009-0742PDCC2009-082010-013A2010-012010-042011-04 14975S1080279984371784692264217068AUB6380003724004The fourth sermon preached at Hampt1607262004-0892APEX2004-082004-093A2004-092004-102004-11 14977S1080339984372384752240942909AUA6377003714001Lectures vpon Ionas15993662004-082121PDCC2004-102004-113A2004-112005-012005-03 14982S1080319984372184732240861691AUA6375003713999A sermon at Paules Crosse, on behal1620312004-0871TECH2004-082004-093A2004-092004-102004-11 14983S1065629984227669182264183511AUA5529003713153A sermon of publicke thanks-giuing1619292004-0872TECH2004-082004-093A2004-092004-102004-11 14985S1080459984373584902240913869AUA6388003714012A sermon preached in Oxon: the 5. o1607192004-0863TECH2004-082004-093A2004-092004-102004-11 14986S1080489984373884932248518878AUA6391003714015A sermon preached at White-Hall the1608222004-0875TECH2004-082004-093A2004-092004-102004-11 14987S1065649984227869212248605460AUA5530003713154A sermon preached in St. Maries at1608172004-0859APEX2004-082004-093A2004-092004-102004-11 14989.5S1080359984372584772240950411AUA6379003714003Vitis Palatina.1614272004-0849APEX2004-082004-093A2004-092004-102004-11 14992.5S124552999002791506592248519348005371209King, Robert,$dd. 1557.A funerall sermon that was prepared to haue b[i]ne preached, by Robert King doctour in diuinit[y] for a cert[e]in honourable lady then almoste deade, but afterward recouered, to who[m] in writing this sermon was giuen, that she being[e] alyue, mighte read[e] what should haue b[i]ne preached at her death: howbeit now[e] God hath done his will vpon her and hath called her (I doubt not) to himselfe. But now it is here set forth[e] as it was deliuered to her then be[i]nge al[i]ue1552562009-07109PDCC2009-082009-113R2010-022010-043A2010-042011-062011-12 14992S1080569984374685022240881786AUA6395003714019Cenotaphium Iacobi. Sive Laudatio f1625182004-0838TECH2004-082007-073A2007-072008-022008-09 14997.7S1069979984270273812240870275AUA5833003713457The straight gate to heauen.1617252004-0864PDCC2004-102004-113A2004-112005-012005-03 14999.5S125247998984931734252240868468005372086King, William,$cpreacher of the word of God.Alteracio[n]s of kindoms, for despisi[n]g of god :$b[and] how God defendeth his ...155012008-086PDCC2008-112008-123A2008-122009-022009-10 15000S1074299984313078402264190909AUA6067003713691Kingsmill, Andrew,$d1538-1569.Mills, Francis.A most excellent and comfortable treatise, for all such as are any maner of way either troubled in minde or afflicted in bodie, made by Andrew Kingesmyl Gentleman, sometime fellowe of Alsolne Colledge in Oxforde. Whereunto is adioyned a verie godly and learned exhortation to suffer patiently al afflictions for the gospel of Christ Iesus. And also a conference betwixt a godly learned Christian [and] an afflicted conscie[n]ce: wherein, by the holy Scriptures the sleights of Satan are made manifest, and ouerthrowen: with a godly prayer thereunto annexed1577522009-07138PDCC2009-072009-083A2009-082009-092011-04 15003S1080609984374985052248518124AUA6397003714021A vievve of mans estate1574972009-07222PDCC2009-072009-083A2009-082009-092011-04 15007S119470998546771763182240940171Kingsmill, Thomas.A complaint against securitie in these perillous times: vvritten by M. Tho. Kingsmill, sometime fellow of Magdalen College in Oxford: and lately her Maiesties publicke professour of the Hebrew tongue, in the same Vniuersitie 1602762014-01197PDCC2014-032014-053A2014-052015-032016-02 15008S11995999855164206392240924063AUC1402003729026The drunkards vvarning.1631242009-0740PDCC2009-082010-013A2010-012010-042011-04 15010S1093539984500398722240870367AUA7269003714893The first set of English madrigalls1597632004-0890APEX2004-082004-093A2004-092004-102004-11 15011S1092809984493097892240919782AUA7224003714848The popish kingdome, or reigne of A1570992005-05515PDCC2005-072005-083A2005-082005-102005-12 15014S1092829984493297912240866550AUA7226003714850The seven champions of Christendome1638422005-10175TECH2005-102006-063A2006-062006-092007-01 15015S11924799854454198762240911241AUC1009003728633Ioyfull newes for true subiectes, t157012007-086TECH2007-082017-053A2017-052022-12 15017S1080379984372784792240872252AUA6381003714005Le court leete, et court baron, col15802242009-07689PDCC2009-072016-113A2016-112022-12 15026S11966499854871203262248496993AUB1480003719104Loues load-starre.1600392003-04155PDCC2003-052005-033A2005-032005-042005-10 15027S1080889984377785332248507651AUA6413003714037A most pleasant and merie nevv come1594282002-09117TECH2002-122003-013Y2003-012003-022003-03 15028S1080899984377885342240858462AUA6414003714038A pleasant conceited comedie, calle1596312011-11117PDCC2011-112012-013A2012-012012-052012-10 15029S1217963234999856960226142240904481AUB2399003720023An ABC to the christen congregacion155012003-059PDCC2003-052003-083A2003-082003-102003-11 15030.5S216623097197262222240939783AUC3878003731502An answer at large, to a most heret1570212003-0532PDCC2003-052003-103A2003-102003-122004-03 15030S1217993239999856963226182264226240AUB2401003720025Knell, Thomas.An answer to a papisticall byll, cast in the streetes of Northampton, and brought before the iudges at the last syses. 1570157012007-036TECH2007-032007-043A2007-042008-022008-09 15032S12123799856422219712264228459AUC1929003729553A declaration of such tempestious,1571212003-0532TECH2003-062003-083A2003-082003-102003-11 15033S12001799855221207022240923941AUB1622003719246An epitaph, or rather a short disco1569312000-0070APEX2001-072001-082A2001-102001-112003-01 15034S124905998986561732452240875838005371899Knell, Thomas.A piththy [sic] note to Papists all and some that ioy in Feltons martirdome :$bDesiring them to read this and to iudge not in spite at simple trust to grudge. Set foorth by one that knew his life, and was with him at the houre of his death, which was the viii. of August. Anno. 1570. at the west end of Paules Churche ouer against the Bishops gate, where he set vp the Bul.1570102009-0721PDCC2009-082009-093A2009-092010-042011-04 15035S11984199855047205172248527344AUB1551003719175Funerall elegies; consecrated to th1637142003-0433TECH2003-052005-033Y2005-032005-042005-10 15036S1081679984384986082248517149AUA6468003714092Rhodon and Iris{middot}1631412003-04118APEX2003-052005-033A2005-032005-042005-10 15037S1092849984493497932240861694AUB6638003724262Strati{marc}otikon. Or A discourse1628362003-04100PDCC2003-052005-033Y2005-032005-042005-10 15038S122138998572901766882248512461Knewstubs, John,$d1544-1624.An aunsweare vnto certayne assertions, tending to maintaine the Church of Rome, to be the true and Catholique Church. By Iohn Knewstub 15791132014-01266PDCC2014-032014-053A2014-052015-032016-02 15040S1080979984378685422240897895AUA6419003714043A confutation of monstrous and horr15791432009-07585PDCC2009-072009-083A2009-082009-092011-04 15042S1066849984239770472240880069AUA5613003713237Lectures of John Knewstub, vpon the15771872009-07605PDCC2009-072011-023A2011-022011-062011-12 15046S1013749983719015052240895506AUB3954003721578A sermon preached at Paules Crosse1579492009-07119PDCC2009-072009-083A2009-082009-092011-04 15047S1068359984254472092240852020AUA5723003713347The triall of truth1580892006-01195APEX2006-032007-033A2007-032008-022008-09 15048S1081009984378985452248508758AUB6399003724023A relation of seaven yeares slaveri1640352004-02138TECH2004-032004-073Y2004-072004-102004-11 15050S1038319983957640082240863038AUA3726003711350The begynnynge and foundacyon of th1524262000-00122PDCC2001-112002-043Y2002-042002-052003-01 15051S11289399848134132122240870392AUA9221003716845The generall historie of the Turkes16036162003-086294PDCC2003-092003-103A2003-102003-122004-03 15056S1081039984379285482240916170AUB6400003724024Certaine excellent and new inuented162372005-061TECH2005-072005-083A2005-082005-102005-12 15059.5S1081359984382385822240951284AUA6446003714070A godly letter sent too the fayethf1554482009-07154PDCC2009-082009-093A2009-092010-042011-04 15059S1063369984205466772248579316AUA5355003712979An admonition or vvarning that the1554402002-0785APEX2002-082002-093A2002-092002-102003-01 15060S1081229984381185682248521060AUA6434003714058An answer to a great nomber of blas15602292002-071020TECH2002-092002-103Y2002-102002-122003-01 15062S1067169984242870782248590493AUA5633003713257An answer to a letter of a Iesuit n1572462002-07103TECH2002-092002-103R2002-122003-013A2003-012003-022003-03 15063S1067199984243070802240861662AUA5635003713259The appellation of Iohn Knoxe1558812002-07207TECH2002-092002-103A2002-102002-122003-01 15064S1067339984244470952248599720AUA5644003713268Knox, John,$dca. 1514-1572.The copie of an epistle sent1559642005-05118PDCC2005-072005-083A2005-082005-102005-12 15066S1068389984254772122240860196AUA5726003713350The copie of a letter, sent to the1556652002-0794APEX2002-082002-103R2006-022007-023A2007-022008-022008-09 15068S93405526333111747322240923998Knox, John, ca. 1514-1572.A notable and comfortable exposition of M. Iohn Knoxes, vpon the fourth of Mathew, concerning the tentations of Christ: : first had in the publique church, and then afterwards written for the comfort of certaine priuate friends, but now published in print for the benefite of all that feare God.1583232009-0748PDCC2009-082014-083A2014-082015-032016-02 15069S1081279984381685752240927125AUA6439003714063A faythfull admonition made by Ioh{1554632002-07147APEX2002-082002-103Y2002-102002-122003-01 15070S1081299984381885772240899496AUA6441003714065The first blast of the trumpet agai1558572000-00132TECH2001-002001-001Y2001-002001-091A2001-002001-112003-01 15074.2S124906998986571732462240894473005371900Knox, John,$dca. 1514-1572.The ordovre of excommvnicatiovn and of pvblict repentance :$bvsed in the Church of Scotland, and commanded to be prented by the generall Assemblie of the same, in the moneth of Iunij. 1569.1569372009-0787PDCC2009-082014-083A2014-082015-032016-02 15074.4S124553998991711506602240891774005371210Knox, John,$dca. 1514-1572.[A Percel of the. vi. Psalme expounded]1554422009-0784PDCC2009-082015-113A2015-112022-12 15074.8S12192499857081227522248516455AUB2457003720081A fort for the afflicted.1580562002-07111TECH2002-092002-103Y2002-102002-122003-01 15074S93406526333121747332240910607Knox, John,Kennedy, Quintin, 1520-1564.Heir followeth the coppie of the ressoning which was betuix the abbote of Crosraguell and John Knox, in Mayboill concern ing [sic] the masse, in the yeare of God, a thousand fiue hundreth thre scoir and two yeares1563442009-07141PDCC2009-082009-103A2009-102010-042011-04 15075S1081399984382785862240948155AUB6407003724031A sermon preached by Iohn Knox mini1566662002-07110TECH2002-092002-103A2002-102002-122003-01 15079.5S5320399608091504192240917107005370893Comenius, Johann Amos,$d1592-1670.Anchoran, John.The gate of tongues vnlocked and opened, or else, A seminarie or seed-plot of all tongues and sciences :$bthat is, a short way of teaching and thorowly learning within a yeere and a half ... latin, English, French, and any other tongue, together with the ground and foundation of arts and sciences ... : in Latine first, and now ... in Latine, English, and French, in the behalfe of the most illustrious Prince Charles, and of British, French and Irish youth.16331612013-03597PDCC2013-052015-033A2015-032022-12 15084S12068999855883213912240932604AUB1929003719553Here begynneth a lytell treatyse of151972009-1216PDCC2009-122010-013R2010-052010-063A2010-062011-062011-12 15085S1092859984493597942240909198AUA7228003714852The first part of Ieronimo.1605252002-1190PDCC2002-122003-013A2003-012003-022003-03 15086S12030899855507210022240875856AUB1750003719374The Spanish tragedie1592432002-11170TECH2003-012003-023A2003-022003-042003-05 15095S124910999004621732472240864724005371901Kyd, Thomas,$d1558-1594.The trueth of the most wicked and secret murthering of Iohn Brewen, goldsmith of London :$bcommitted by his owne wife, through the prouocation of one Iohn Parker whom she loued: for which fact she was burned, and he hanged in Smithfield, on wednesday, the 28 of Iune, 1592. two yeares after the murther was committed.159252009-0717PDCC2009-082009-093A2009-092010-042011-04 15096S1092969984494698052240875627AUA7234003714858The blessednes of Brytaine, or A ce158792010-0924PDCC2010-092010-113A2010-112011-062011-12 15097S1081609984384486032240915881AUA6464003714088The blessednes of Brytaine, or A ce1588172009-0747PDCC2009-072009-083A2009-082009-092011-04 15099S1081639984384686052240873653AUA6465003714089The constitutions of the Musaeum Mi1636162009-0744PDCC2009-082009-103A2009-102010-042011-04 15100S1081589984384386022240947206AUA6463003714087Corona Minerv{aelig}. Or A masque p1635152009-0741PDCC2009-072009-083A2009-082009-092011-04 15101S12123999856424219732240872588AUC1930003729554[The vnluckie firmentie.].1572112003-0423TECH2003-052003-093R2004-012004-023A2004-022004-042004-05 15103S1059579984168262802240897886AUB5818003723442Spirituall almes16252592013-02423APEX2013-022013-043A2013-042014-032014-10 15104S100180998360312742240928189AUB3384003721008The soules lamentations, and loue t1614772012-1091PDCC2012-102013-023A2013-022014-032014-10 15105S11984499855050205202240874114AUB1553003719177Grati{aelig} ludentes.16381182013-1286PDCC2013-122014-033A2014-032015-032016-02 15106S1067369984244771002240866447AUA5646003713270The birth, purpose, and mortall vvo158972009-0323PDCC2009-042009-053A2009-052009-092011-04 15107.3S314133143059282002240893431AUC5530003733154A Christian consolatory letter162512007-085TECH2007-082017-053A2017-052022-12 15107S1067389984244971022240863135AUA5648003713272A true and perfecte description of1590162009-0373PDCC2009-042009-053A2009-052009-092011-04 15108C.20.f.7[254]30181998921941830522240912339M. L., fl. 1637.A merry iest of Iohn Tomson, and Iakaman his vvife: : vvhose iealousie was justly, the cause all their strife. To the tune of Pegge of Ramsey.163712008-088PDCC2008-092009-083A2009-082009-092011-04 15109.3S216723097459262242240929852AUC3880003731504A Copye of a letter contayning cert1549182011-0121PDCC2011-012011-033A2011-032011-062011-12 15110S123169998991041506622240887862005371132Brazil.$bMinistério do Interior.$bSecretaria de Planejamento.Sempill, James,$cSir,$d1566-1625,$eattributed name.One and forty divine odes Englished :$bset to King Davids princely harpe. By S.P.L.1627522011-05150PDCC2011-052011-053A2011-052011-062011-12 15111.3S1081789984385686152240872241AUA6475003714099A prophesie that hath lyen hid, abo1610302009-0970PDCC2009-102009-113A2009-112010-042011-04 15111S1067429984245371062240868399AUA5652003713276Babylon is fallen.1597322011-0963APEX2011-092011-103A2011-102012-052012-10 15113.5S12189999857058227272240870524AUB2452003720076The pleasaunt playne and pythye pat1522242009-09106PDCC2009-092009-103A2009-102010-042011-04 15113S110120075672236482240909478AUC2487003730111An exposition of the XI. XII and XI1623592011-09131APEX2011-092011-103A2011-102012-052012-10 15114S1093029984495298112264206338AUB6645003724269An helpe for yong people, preparing1640132012-0122PDCC2012-012012-033Y2012-032012-052012-10 15115.5S125057999003561509952240887857005371513The true copie, of a letter vvritten to a gentleman of vvorship in England :$bLamentably discoursing the crueltie of Bashavv Mahomet, high admirall to the great Turke: vvho vvith a fleete of one hundred and seauen gallies, entred the confines of the Christian princes within the Straits of Gibraltar. With his landing in Sicilia an iland of the Spanish kings, which hee burned and spoiled, taking many prisoners. Also the taking of two of the principall gallies of the Duke of Florence with one thousand fighting men: the taking and burning of three great ships in the Vale of Messina, and two others in the gulphe of Venice, one which being a Venetian, the other a Fleming.159572009-1214PDCC2009-122010-023A2010-022010-042011-04 15115S1081759984385486132240881671AUA6473003714097The incomparable jevvell.1632272003-0692APEX2003-062005-023A2005-022005-042005-10 15117.7S103207998389641768692240916875Lacroix, François de,$d1582-1644.Wilson, John,$dca. 1575-ca. 1645?The litle garden of our B. Lady. Or, diuers practicall exercises in her honour. Written in Latin, by the R. Father Francis de la Croix, of the Society of Iesus. And translated into English 16313072014-01348PDCC2014-012014-023A2014-022014-032014-10 15117S1081939984386586262264214640AUB6411003724035Lacey, William,$d1584-1673.The iudgment of an vniuersity-man concerning M. VVilliam Chillingvvorth his late pamphlet, in ansvvere to Charity maintayned16391042009-08477PDCC2009-092009-103A2009-102010-042011-04 15118.5S12068799855881213892240891761AUC1669003729293wyl bucke his testament.156092004-0223APEX2004-032004-043A2004-042004-072004-08 15133S12108699856275218042240923935AUB2066003719690An easy method to know the causes a164052009-0817PDCC2009-092009-103A2009-102010-042011-04 15134S11314099848379134692240880685AUA9318003716942Sermons vvith some religious and di16295612009-083674PDCC2009-092010-103A2010-102011-062011-12 15135S1082049984387686382240924633AUA6491003714115Ten sermons upon several occasions,1640922009-08373PDCC2009-092011-103A2011-102012-052012-10 15137S1081969984386886302240937342AUA6485003714109A Catholicke apologie against the l15851572006-02431TECH2006-022007-023A2007-022008-022008-09 15139S1082019984387386352240899500AUB6412003724036The resolued gentleman. Translated1594792004-05221TECH2004-052004-063A2004-062004-072004-08 15140S1082039984387586372240913509AUA6490003714114The argument of Mr. Peter de la Mar1612642009-08200PDCC2009-092009-103A2009-102010-042011-04 15144S1082309984390286672240882012AUA6515003714139Archeion, or, A discourse vpon the16351462009-08290PDCC2009-082014-083A2014-082015-032016-02 15146S435524187405273402240925773AUC4795003732419The duties of constables, borsholde1582432008-01108PDCC2008-012009-073A2009-072009-092011-04 15163S1093209984497098292240911277AUA7245003714869Eirenarcha: or of the office of the15812682008-03791PDCC2008-072011-063Y2011-062012-052012-10 15164a.5S473123829852228242240906164AUC4433003732057Powell, Christopher,$cof Gray's Inn.A table of all the principall matters and wordes conteined in the booke Of the office of iustices of peace compiled by Master Lambard158382010-0149PDCC2010-022010-043A2010-042011-062011-12 15175.5S124785998987831519782240900843005371719Lambarde, William,$d1536-1601.A perambulation of Kent :$bconteining the description, hystorie, and customes of that shyre. Collected and written (for the most part) in the yeare. 1570. by William Lambard of Lincolnes Inne Gent. and nowe increased by the addition of some things which the authour him selfe hath obserued since that time.15762362013-07883PDCC2013-082013-103A2013-102014-032014-10 15177S12001899855222207032240857486AUB1623003719247A briefe description of the notorio1628122003-0931APEX2003-092003-103A2003-102003-122004-03 15178S1082409984391286772240951283AUA6523003714147The minde and iudgement of maister1548802009-08216PDCC2009-082009-103A2009-102010-042011-04 15179S1093219984497198302240886508AUA7246003714870The summe of christianitie gatheryd1536832009-08188PDCC2009-082009-093A2009-092010-042011-04 15180S1038299983957440062240885459AUA3725003711349A treatyse made by Johan Lambert vn1548332004-0376APEX2004-032004-053A2004-052004-072004-08 15181S1038279983957240042240926443AUA3724003711348Of predestination [and] election ma1550112009-0815PDCC2009-082009-093A2009-092010-042011-04 15184S12124099856425219742240894546AUC1931003729555A reuelation of the secret spirit.1623482006-02106PDCC2006-052006-083Y2006-082006-092007-01 15186.5S51152017638160667292852240941663AUC6557003734181The Lamentation of a new married ma163012007-089TECH2007-082009-023A2009-022009-092011-04 15186S1198483015599855054205242240914756AUB1555003719179The lamentation of a new married ma162912002-069TECH2002-082002-093Y2002-092002-102003-01 15187S100264998361103582240916949AUB3397003721021The treaty[se of Syr Lamwell.].1548122010-0220PDCC2010-032010-043A2010-042011-062011-12 15188.7S120479998556751747342248497570Łęczycki, Mikołaj, 1574-1652.The glory of the B. Father S. Ignatius of Loyola, : founder of the Society of Iesus.16331812009-09207PDCC2009-102009-113A2009-112010-042011-04 15188S1082429984391486792240916172AUA6525003714149The ryght and trew vndersta[n]dynge1550442009-0883PDCC2009-082009-093A2009-092010-042011-04 15189S119474998546811763202240931291Lane, John,$d16th/17th cent.An elegie vpon the death of the high and renowned princesse, our late Soueraigne Elizabeth. By I.L. 160382014-0115PDCC2014-012014-043A2014-042015-032016-02 15190.5S276224602317278152240919230AUC5186003732810A letter1575452003-01110TECH2003-022003-043Y2003-042003-062003-07 15190S1093239984497398322248512812AUA7248003714872Tom Tel-Troths message, and his pen1600232005-1044PDCC2006-012006-073A2006-072006-092007-01 15191S1082119984388386452240854650AUA6498003714122A letter: whearin, part of the ente1585442010-09108APEX2010-092010-113A2010-112011-062011-12 15192S1093249984497498332248518821AUA7249003714873A most excellent and learned vvoork15652282005-01912TECH2005-012005-023A2005-022005-042005-10 15193.5S110220077506236492240914367AUC2488003730112The Ages of sin, or, Sinnes birth {amp}163592010-09 15193AS1067949984250471662240864662AUA5694003713318Manassehs miraculous metamorphosis1621212009-08111PDCC2009-082009-103A2009-102010-042011-04 15193S1093489984499898672248512818AUA7265003714889The description of a voyage made by1598432009-08129PDCC2009-082009-103A2009-102010-042011-04 15194S1082459984391786822240899530AUB6415003724039Search the Scriptures. Or, An enqui1623282009-08126PDCC2009-082014-083A2014-082015-032016-02 15195S1082149984388686482240896193AUA6500003714124The garden of health15973822009-082153PDCC2009-082009-093A2009-092010-042011-04 15197S1058599984158561792240875632AUA5137003712761Mary sitting at Christs feet.1611232009-0835PDCC2009-082011-073A2011-072012-052012-10 15202S1082589984393086962240936886AUB6417003724041The chariot and horsemen of Israel.1616682009-08143PDCC2009-082009-123A2009-122010-042011-04 15203S1082209984389286542240896213AUA6506003714130The favorites chronicle.1621232006-1189TECH2006-112007-033A2007-032008-022008-09 15204S1093269984497698362248524757AUA7251003714875An introduction into phisycke1545952005-06159TECH2005-072005-083Y2005-082005-102005-12 15205S12114799856334218692240938811AUB2084003719708A uery brefe treatise, ordrely decl1547952005-06148PDCC2005-082006-013A2006-012006-042006-06 15206.5S473223831673268962240939781AUC4434003732058Articles conteining the request pre1574432013-0578PDCC2013-062013-083A2013-082014-032014-10 15207.5S1082232460392886582264223130AUA2457003710081William$bI,$cPrince of Orange,$d1533-1584.Languet, Hubert,$d1518-1581.Loyseleur, Pierre,$dca. 1530-1590.Spain.$bSovereign (1556-1598 : Philip II)The apologie or defence of the most noble Prince William, by the grace of God, Prince of Orange ...1581682009-08314PDCC2009-092014-073A2014-072015-032016-02 15207S1055649984129158652240866495AUA4923003712547A short apologie for Christian soul1588162009-0836PDCC2009-082009-093A2009-092010-042011-04 15208S1068499984255872232240864633AUA5733003713357A treatise against the proclamation1584682009-12309PDCC2010-012010-033A2010-032010-042011-04 15209S1082279984389986632264207926AUA6512003714136The apologie or defence, of the mos1584672012-03310APEX2012-032016-023A2016-022022-12 15211S1082329984390486692248508586AUB2760003720384Vindiciae, contra tyrannos: siue, d15791252009-08347PDCC2009-092009-103A2009-102010-042011-04 15213.5S473423832144268982240946739AUC4436003732060Discours sur la declaration faicte158972009-1214PDCC2009-122010-023A2010-022010-042011-04 15213S12092899856121216432248509891AUB2036003719660The declaration of the Lord de la N1589122003-0129TECH2003-022003-063A2003-062003-082003-09 15214S120931998561241764902248502996A discourse vpon the declaration, published by the Lord de la Noue. = Discours sur la declaration faicte par le Sieur de la Noue Discours sur la declaration faicte par le Sieur de la Noue. English and French.158982014-0127PDCC2014-012015-023A2015-022015-032016-02 15215S1082469984391886832240951287AUA6528003714152The politicke and militarie discour15882342006-021299APEX2006-042007-043A2007-042008-022008-09 15216S1093289984497898382240897715AUA7253003714877The profit of imprisonment.1594192009-0880PDCC2009-092009-103A2009-102010-042011-04 15217.5S1082559984392786922240932433AUA6536003714160An epitome of chronicles.15593392003-111724PDCC2003-122004-013A2004-012004-022004-03 15225.5S51162006438160669292862240937423AUC6558003734182A Lanthorne for Landlords163012002-068TECH2002-082002-093A2002-092002-102003-01 15225S1082689984393787042248507348AUA6544003714168Here begynnethe the lanterne of lyg1535742007-11231PDCC2008-012009-073A2009-072009-092011-04 15226C.20.f.7[180]30118998922261830142240922948A lanthorne for landlords : To the tune of The Duke of Norfolke.164012008-089PDCC2008-092009-083A2009-082009-092011-04 15227S12320238159738292142248561155AUC6490003734114Salue deus rex iud{aelig}orum1611562009-09174PDCC2009-102009-123A2009-122010-042011-04 15228.5S1093299984497998392240909003AUA7254003714878The mirrour of policie.15981402009-08339PDCC2009-09 15230.5S11059399846105110502240944187AUA7980003715604Politique discourses, treating of t1589822009-08346PDCC2009-092011-093A2011-092012-052012-10 15230S1093359984498598482240879870AUA7260003714884The theater of fine deuices1614562003-0369PDCC2003-042004-113A2004-112005-012005-03 15231S1067469984245671092240886421AUA5655003713279A treatise of the excellencie of a1576692009-08185PDCC2009-092009-103A2009-102010-042011-04 15233S1082529984392486892240927129AUA6533003714157The French academie15864222006-052100APEX2006-072006-093A2006-092007-022007-10 15238S1082979984395887292248510524AUA6562003714186The second part of the French acade15942962006-051819TECH2006-052006-063A2006-062006-092007-01 15240S1083059984396687372240924484AUA6568003714192The third volume of the French acad16012282009-081209PDCC2009-092009-103A2009-102010-042011-04 15241.3S408934386934291482240923846AUC6432003734056The art of arithmeticke in whole nu1592482005-05133TECH2005-062005-073R2020-012022-12 15241S11314399848382134722240867830AUA9320003716944The French academie.16185512005-116036APEX2005-122006-013A2006-012006-042006-06 15243S1083679984402688082248519258AUA6615003714239P. Rami Dialecticae libri duo, scho15841852004-07593PDCC2004-092007-073A2007-072008-022008-09 15246S1079279984361983642240952494AUA6310003713934The logike of the moste excellent p1574512010-01129PDCC2010-022010-033A2010-032010-042011-04 15249.7S125061999003571509982240892053005371516Ramus, Petrus,$d1515-1572.Fage, Robert.Peter Ramus, his logick in two bookes. Not onely truely translated into English, but also digested into question and answere, for the more easie understanding of all men. By R.F. Gent1636642011-02173PDCC2011-022011-063A2011-062012-052012-10 15251S1083379984399687742240888454AUA6593003714217Via regia ad geometriam.16361622000-00474PDCC2001-112002-023A2002-022002-032003-01 15254.5S124556998991731506642240896049005371213[Larke, Nicholas]The practice of thankefulnesse; or Davids choyse directions how to prayse God :$bIn an exposition and application vpon the whole sixtie sixe Psalme. With a short treatise vpon the thirtie one, and thirtie two verses of the one hundred and seuenth psalme.1622542009-09177PDCC2009-102009-113A2009-112010-042011-04 15256S1079569984364883942240861703AUA6325003713949Moste excellent meditations vppon t15791452012-02332PDCC2012-022015-123A2015-122022-12 15257.5S125062998989081509992240864712005371517La Sale, Antoine de,$db. 1388?Copland, Robert,$dfl. 1508-1547,$eattributed name.[The fifteen joys of marriage.]150732009-046PDCC2009-052010-043A2010-042011-062011-12 15257S1068882022913572642264180971Chandieu, Antoine de,$d1534-1591.Coxe, John,$dfl. 1572.A treatise touching the Word of God written, against the traditions of men : handled both schoolelike, and diuinelike, where also is set downe a true method to dispute diuinely and schoolelike / made by A. Sadeele ; and translated into English, by Iohn Coxe ...Locus de verbo Dei scripto, adversus humanas traditiones. English1583942005-04251TECH2005-052005-063Y2005-062005-102005-12 15258S1062949984201266352240901384AUA5329003712953The fyftene joyes of maryage.1509692005-08209APEX2005-092006-033A2006-032006-042006-06 15264.5S9342931921545323791808112240923921The lovely northern lasse, : who in the ditty here complaining, shewes what harme she got milking her daddies ewes. To a pleasant Scotch tune, called, The broom of Cowden knowes.163512008-086PDCC2008-112008-123A2008-122009-022009-10 15264S1198583013399855064205342240881991AUB1557003719181The lovely northerne lasse.163212007-086TECH2007-082007-093R2020-012022-12 15267S1083409984399987782240879573AUB6422003724046Lathams falconry or The faulcons lu1614862009-09305PDCC2009-092009-103A2009-102010-042011-04 15268.315268_PARTIAL_FORMERS10835799844016269022264216999Latham, Simon.Lathams new and second booke of falconrie : concerning the training vp of all hawkes that were vnmentioned in his first booke of the haggart faulcon and gerfaulcon, formerly printed; teaching approued medicines for all their diseases. / By Symon Latham, Gent.Lathams falconry. Book 21618872009-09229PDCC2009-092009-103A2009-102010-042011-04 15270S1083469984400587842240892368AUA6599003714223Phyala lachrymarum. Or A few friend1634292003-1287TECH2003-122004-013A2004-012004-022004-03 15272.5S1082969984395787282240911731AUA6561003714185The fyrste sermon of Mayster Hughe1549312004-1149TECH2004-122005-013A2005-012005-042005-10 15274.7S12286934387282291662240937327AUC6447003734071The seconde [seventh] sermon of Mai15492212004-11340PDCC2005-012005-023A2005-022005-042005-10 15276S1083339984399287702240888532AUA658900371421327 sermons preached by the ryght Re15622812000-001386APEX2001-072002-092A2002-092002-102003-01 15286S89222928419259262240902567AUC3628003731252The sermon that the reuerende fathe1537322004-1146APEX2004-122005-013A2005-012005-042005-10 15290S1082779984394087072240864597AUA6547003714171A moste faithfull sermo[n] preached1553572004-1197APEX2004-122005-013Y2005-012005-042005-10 15291S1083099984397087442264198109AUA6571003714195Latimer, Hugh,$d1485?-1555.A notable sermo[n] of ye reuerende father Maister Hughe Latemer1548322004-1146APEX2004-122005-013A2005-012005-042005-10 15293S1082809984394287102240920094AUA6549003714173A sermon of Master Latimer, preache1550442004-1159PDCC2004-122005-013A2005-012005-042005-10 15296S12146799856648222512240899142AUB2239003719863[Here begynneth the booke which the1484962003-12504PDCC2004-032004-123A2004-122005-012005-03 15298S11316299848401134912240857241AUA9328003716952A relation of the conference betwee16392092000-001064APEX2001-112002-043R2002-062002-083A2002-082002-102003-01 15300S1018999983770220422240893993AUA3211003710835A sermon preached at VVhite-hall, o1622272002-0162PDCC2002-012002-023A2002-022002-032003-01 15301S1048819984061151332240900398AUA4392003712016A sermon preached before his Maiest1621242002-0154APEX2002-012002-023A2002-022002-032003-01 15302S1083479984400687852240886474AUB6423003724047A sermon preached before his Maiest1625262002-0158APEX2002-012002-023A2002-022002-032003-01 15303S1028789983864030262240873218AUA3486003711110A sermon preached before his Maiest1626282002-0165APEX2002-012002-023A2002-022002-032003-01 15304S1083489984400787862240864583AUA6600003714224A sermon preached on Munday, the si1625292002-0161PDCC2002-022002-033A2002-032002-042003-01 15305S1028799983864130272240878382AUA3487003711111A sermon preached on Munday, the se1628242002-0259APEX2002-022002-043A2002-042002-052003-01 15307S1083509984400987892248507439AUA6602003714226Laud, William,$d1573-1645.England and Wales.$bCourt of Star Chamber.A speech delivered in the Starr-Chamber, on Wednesday, the XIVth of Iune, MDCXXXVII.1637482014-0191PDCC2014-012014-033A2014-032015-032016-02 15309S1083569984401587962240908615AUA6605003714229Divine and politike observations ne1638352002-03173PDCC2002-042002-053Y2002-052002-062003-01 15310.1A3822AS124786999004161519792240864744005371720England and Wales.$bParliament.$bHouse of Commons.Articles exhibited in Parliament against William Archbishop of Canterbury, Feb. 25. 1640. Published by a true and perfect copy164162009-057PDCC2009-062010-013A2010-012010-042011-04 15310.4A3822BE207_6R1750199835804272248541383AUA2480003710104England and Wales.$bParliament.$bHouse of Commons.Articles exhibited in Parliament against William Archbishop of Canterbury, 1640164142000-006PDCC2001-112001-123A2001-122002-012009-03 15311S1028839983864530312240882694AUA3489003711113The anatomie of the Romane clergie:1623202006-0654APEX2006-072006-083A2006-082006-092007-01 15312S1093499984499998682248527955AUB6660003724284The Scottish souldier. By Lavvder.1629122009-0938PDCC2009-092014-073A2014-072015-032016-02 15313.5S93433545323801808122264222943Lauder, George, b. ca. 1600.Tvveeds teares of joy, to Charles great Brittains king.163952009-0916PDCC2009-092009-103A2009-102010-042011-04 15313S1093549984500498732240909192AUB6661003724285Tears on the death of Evander163052009-0913PDCC2009-092009-103A2009-102010-042011-04 15314S1093529984500298712240901297AUA7268003714892Ane compendious and breue tractate,1556132004-1029PDCC2004-112004-123A2004-122005-012005-03 15315.5S10935599845005255152240879905Lauder, William,$d1520?-1573.Ane prettie mirrour or conference, betuix the faithfull protestant a[n]d the dissemblit false hypocreit : In to the quhilk may be maist easylie perceaued [and] knawin the one fro[m] the vther. Compylit be William Lauder minister of the wourd of God. For the instructioun, confort, and consolatioun of all faithfull professours. To quhome he wyssith grace mercy and peace, in Iesus Christ our Lord, and onlie Sauiour. So be it. Luke in to this mirrour, and thow sall cleirlie ken all faithfull trew Christianes, fro[m] fals disse[m]blit me[n].157052004-1013APEX2005-022005-033A2005-032005-042005-10 15315S1063409984205866822264183804AUA5359003712983Lauder, William,$d1520?-1573.Ane godlie tractate or mirrour. Quhairintill may be easilie perceauit quho thay be that are ingraftit in to Christ, a[n]d quho are nocht. Declaring also the rewaird of the godlie and punyschement of the wekit. ... Compyld in meter, be William Lauder, minister of the wourd of God ...1569152004-1050PDCC2004-112005-013A2005-012005-042005-10 15316S1093919984503999152240927220AUB6672003724296A notable historie containing foure1587732006-04401APEX2006-052006-063A2006-062006-092007-01 15317S11401599849243143812240860422AUB8146003725770The coppy of a letter written by th159382006-0225APEX2006-042006-063A2006-062006-092007-01 15318S11304399848284133682240887428AUA9272003716896The historie of George Castriot, su15962642006-032379APEX2006-042006-053A2006-052006-092007-01 15319S1083689984402788092248516662AUB6424003724048The book of Ruth expounded in twent15861682003-04343TECH2003-052003-063Y2003-062003-082003-09 15320S1083699984402888102240938778AUA6616003714240Of ghostes and spirites walking by15721212004-08480PDCC2004-102004-113A2004-112005-012005-03 15322S1083829984404188252240938777AUA6627003714251Three Christian sermons, made by Lo1596822003-03151PDCC2003-042003-053Y2003-052003-062003-07 15323S1083849984404388272240903016AUA6629003714253Brovvnisme turned the in-side out-w1613202009-0957PDCC2009-092014-073A2014-072015-032016-02 15324S12193499857091227632240902550AUB2462003720086The prophane schisme of the Brovvni1612492009-09201PDCC2009-092009-103A2009-102010-042011-04 15325S1048839984061351372240871369AUA4394003712018A golden trumpet, to rowse vp a dro1624632009-09234PDCC2009-092009-113A2009-112010-042011-04 15327S1023539983813825002240905831AUA3335003710959A sermon preached before the Kings1637182009-0995PDCC2009-092014-073A2014-072015-032016-02 15328S1083869984404588292240855872AUA6631003714255Two sermons.1635402009-09127PDCC2009-092009-103A2009-102010-042011-04 15331.3S473923846437269032240895955AUC4439003732063A nevv orchard and garden, or, The1631722002-06221PDCC2002-082002-093Y2002-092002-102003-01 15333S1083959984405488382240864610AUA6639003714263The mappe of mans mortality and van1630532009-09255PDCC2009-092014-073A2014-072015-032016-02 15334S1067889984249871582264205475AUA5688003713312Layfield, Edmund.The soules solace1632742009-09405PDCC2009-092011-093A2011-092012-052012-10 15336S1093669984501698862240932564AUA7276003714900The pleasaunt historie of Lazarillo1586612009-02136PDCC2009-032009-043A2009-042009-092011-04 15340S1093609984501098802240917734AUA7273003714897The most pleasaunt and delectable h1596372010-11163PDCC2010-112010-123A2010-122011-062011-12 15342S1067499984245971122240886414AUA5658003713282Foure sermons1599732009-09213PDCC2009-092009-103A2009-102010-042011-04 15343S11109499846511114842248516968AUA8238003715862The true chronicle history of King1605372000-00131APEX2001-072001-082Y2005-062005-102005-12 15345S1093709984502098902240901291AUA7277003714901The: iiii: leues of the trueloue.151092010-0925PDCC2010-092010-113A2010-112011-062011-12 15346S1031059983886232522248556917AUB4928003722552This horyble monster is cast of a s153112007-081TECH2007-082017-053A2017-052022-12 15347S1068919984260072672248574522AUA5758003713382A true and perfect description, of1566292009-0961PDCC2009-092014-073A2014-072015-032016-02 15348S100251998360973442240912729AUB3392003721016A disputation of the Church16292332009-09695PDCC2009-092012-023A2012-022012-052012-10 15351.3S108377999003781519802248515416005371597Lechmere, John.Lechmere, Edmund,$dd. 1640?$tConference mentioned by Doctour Featly in the end of his Sacrilege.The relection of a conference touching the reall presence. Or a bachelours censure of a masters apologie for Doctour Featlie. :$bbachelours censure of a masters apologie for Doctour Featlie. /$cBy L.I. B. of Art, of Oxford.16353192009-09769PDCC2009-102010-053A2010-052011-062011-12 15351.7S124557998991741506662240864819005371214L'Écluse, Jean de.An advertisement to everie Godly reader of Mr. Thomas Brightman his book. namely [sic], A revelation of the apocalyps. In which advertisement is shewed how corruptly he teacheth, that notwithstanding all the sinns & abhominations that are in the Church of England, and by him shewed, yet that it is blasphemous to separate from it161282009-0932PDCC2009-102011-083A2011-082012-052012-10 15351S1068269984253571992240873523AUA5716003713340A reflection of certaine authors16351232009-09340PDCC2009-102011-083A2011-082012-052012-10 15352S100285998361301763212240869373A true discovery of those treasons of which Geilis Van Ledenberch was a practiser against the generall states of the Vnited Netherland Provinces : through the aduise, and assistance of Iohn van Olden Barneuelt. And for which (after arraignment, sentence and iudgement) execution was done on the dead body of the said Ledenberch, after he had most inhumanly murthered himselfe, through the guiltines, and horror of his conscience. As also a copy of Barneuelts last letter to his wife, and children.1619162014-0130PDCC2014-012014-113A2014-112015-032016-02 15353.3S1093909984503899142240886406AUA7290003714914A playne treatise to learne in a sh1576642009-09187PDCC2009-102009-113A2009-112010-042011-04 15353S1067509984246071132240854656AUA5659003713283The christian doctrine in manner of1597212009-0936PDCC2009-092009-103A2009-102010-042011-04 15354S1084009984405988432264207768AUB6427003724051The spirituall spring.1625122009-0952PDCC2009-102009-113A2009-112010-042011-04 15362.5S100271998361173682248552940AUB3399003721023Dutifull and respective considerati16091302005-03560APEX2005-042005-053R2005-082005-113A2005-112006-012006-02 15363.3S123497998990061510032264174259005371341Leech, James,$dfl. 1605.More, John,$dd. 1592.A plaine and profitable catechisme :$bwith certaine prayers adioyned, meete for parents and housholders to teach their children and seruants.1605452009-09103PDCC2009-102009-113A2009-112010-042011-04 15363.7S108430998440891769372240911682Leech, Jeremy,$dd. 1644.A sermon, preached before the Lords of the Councel, in K. Henry the seauenths Chappell. Sept. 23. 1607 : At the funerall of the most excellent & hopefull princess, the Lady Marie's Grace. By I.L.1607312014-0155PDCC2014-012014-033A2014-032015-032016-02 15363S108259998439311770482240926153Leech, Humphrey,$d1571-1629.A triumph of truth. Or Declaration of the doctrine concerning euangelicall counsayles; lately deliuered in Oxford by Humfrey Leech M. of Arts, & minister. With relation of sondry occurrents, and particularly of D. King, the Vicechancellour, his exorbitant proceedings against the sayd H.L. vpon his constant propugnation thereof. Also the peculiar motiues, ensuing therevpon, which perswaded him to renounce the faction of hereticall congregations, & and to embrace the vnity of the Catholique Church 1609782014-01211PDCC2014-042014-073A2014-072015-032016-02 15364S106828998425371770492240864632Leech, Jeremy,$dd. 1644.The trayne souldier : A sermon preached before the worthy societie of the captaynes and gentle men that exercise armes in the artillery garden. At Saint Andrew-vndershaft in London. Aprill 20. 1619. By I. Leech.1619422014-0184PDCC2014-012014-033A2014-032015-032016-02 15367S1083899984404888322240908542AUA6634003714258Ioannis Leoch{aelig}i Epigrammatum1623372004-10104PDCC2004-112007-073A2007-072008-022008-09 15369S1083949984405388372248512389AUA6638003714262Iani sperantis strena161792004-1023TECH2004-102006-073A2006-072006-092007-01 15371S1068329984254172052240903028AUA5721003713345Lachrym{aelig} in Augustissimi mona161772009-1218PDCC2009-122010-023A2010-022010-042011-04 15372S43422425999255172240906200AUC3287003730911Iohan. Leoch{aelig}i nemesis po{uml161782004-1020APEX2005-122006-073A2006-072006-092007-01 15374.2S47412384790287952240914814AUC4441003732065Leech, John,$d1565-1650?Certaine grammar questions for the exercise of young schollers in the learning of the Accidence1590442004-10202APEX2005-022005-043A2005-042005-102005-12 15375S1092989984494898072240926830AUB6643003724267hEre begynneth the volume intituled14733532003-051478PDCC2003-072003-083A2003-082003-102003-11 15379S1067549984246471182240870389AUA5663003713287The auncient historie, of the destr15973122010-111274PDCC2010-122011-023A2011-022011-062011-12 15383S11944399854650200822264215148AUB1431003719055Lefèvre, Raoul,$dfl. 1460.Caxton, William,$dca. 1422-1491.For as moche as late by the comau[n]dement of the right hye [and] noble princesse my right redoubted lady my lady Margarete by the grace of god Duchesse of Bourgoyne Brabant [et]c. [...] as to the historie of Iason [...]14771452003-11586PDCC2004-012004-023A2004-022004-042004-05 15384S11971799854924203822240939857AUB1511003719135The veray trew history of the valia1492972005-04593APEX2005-062005-073A2005-072005-102005-12 15394S1010279983685211432240910189AUA2894003710518[Here begynneth the table of a book1487652005-04258TECH2005-052005-063Y2005-062005-102005-12 15401S1074613028130281998353522001012240926563The two Lester-sheire louers : To the tune of, And yet my thinkes I loue thee.162022014-017PDCC2014-012014-023A2014-022014-032014-10 15402S11360699848839139552240858488AUB7908003725532The mothers blessing. Or The godly16161482000-00188PDCC2001-002001-082Y2002-122003-022003-03 15413S1084089984406788522240908634AUA6649003714273The copie of a letter sent out of E1588302003-04139TECH2003-052004-123A2004-122005-012005-03 15414.3S217323103557262362240906220AUC3889003731513La copie d'une lettre en voyee d'An1588502007-07171APEX2007-082007-103A2007-102008-022008-09 15414.6S124787399610691504212248562033005370922Burghley, William Cecil,$cBaron,$d1520-1598.Leigh, Richard,$d1561?-1588.Essempio d'una lettera mandata d'Inghilterra a Don Bernardino Mendozza ambasciatore in Francia per lo re di Spagna :$bnella quale si dichiara, lo stato del reame d'Inghilterra, contrario all'espettatione di Don Bernardino, di tutti gli spagnuoli fuoi conforti, & d'altri anchora /$ctraslatata di francese in italiano ad instanza di chi desidera, che gl'Italici huomini conoscano quanti i romori, della vittoria dell'Armata spagnuola, sparti dal Mendozza, sieno bugiardi & falsi.1588562007-07156APEX2007-082009-123A2009-122010-042011-04 15415S217423104106262372240927466AUC3890003731514Deathes generall proclamation1561272009-0935PDCC2009-102011-083A2011-082012-052012-10 15416S1067579984246771212240857208AUA5665003713289The moste profitable and commendabl1577592009-09189PDCC2009-102010-013A2010-012010-042011-04 15422S1084129984407188562240888520AUA6653003714277The Christians vvatch: or, An heaue1605482004-03121APEX2004-032004-073A2004-072004-102004-11 15423.3S103216998389731768702248558052Leigh, William,$d1550-1639.Dauids palme and cedar : shewing the reward of the righteous. In a sermon preached at Eccleston church in Lancashire; Iuly, 25. 1614. being the day of dedication of Heskine Schoole: founded by Sir Iames Pemberton knight, late alderman and citizen of London. By William Leigh Bachelor ini Diuinity, and pastor at Standish.1615342014-0170PDCC2014-012014-033A2014-032015-032016-02 15423.5S103217998389741768712248556930Leigh, William,$d1550-1639.[The dreadfull day : dolorous to the wicked. In two sermons. By William Leigh.]1610702014-01116PDCC2014-012014-033A2014-032015-032016-02 15423.7S103218998991141506672264172372005371087Leigh, William,$d1550-1639.The drumme of deuotion :$bstriking out an allarum to prayer, by signes in heauen, and prodigies on earth. Together with the perfume of prayer. In tvvo sermons, preached by William Leigh, Bachilor in Diuinitie, and pastor of Standish in Lancashire.1613562007-04122TECH2007-042007-103A2007-102008-022008-09 15423S125476998982001323882240894536005372483Leigh, William,$d1550-1639.The dampe of death: beaten backe with the glorious light and life of Iesus Christ /$cIn a sermon preached at Lancaster assises in Lent last, to the condemned prisoners there, and before the honourable iudges, and worshipfull of that countie. By William Leigh, bachelor in diuinitie, and pastor at Standish1613332009-0966PDCC2009-102009-113A2009-112010-042011-04 15424S1036109983935937682240888978AUA3622003711246The first step, towards heaven, or16091202004-03200PDCC2004-042004-063A2004-062004-072004-08 15425S1036139983936237712240873172AUA3623003711247Great Britaines, great deliuerance,1606182004-0355TECH2004-032004-043Y2004-042004-072004-08 15426S1084119984407088552240875479AUA6652003714276Queene Elizabeth, paraleld in her p1612812004-03195APEX2004-032004-043A2004-042004-072004-08 15428S1073609984306277702240897751AUA6026003713650Strange newes of a prodigious monst161382004-0117PDCC2004-022004-073A2004-072004-102004-11 15429S1084099984406888532240928797AUA6650003714274An appeal to the Parliament; or Sio16291812014-04604PDCC2014-052014-073A2014-072015-032016-02 15431.5S11851199853718191122240893473AUC0627003728251A shorte treatise against stage-pla1625142009-1034PDCC2009-102009-113A2009-112010-042011-04 15432S1084339984409288782240872412AUA6670003714294Speculum belli sacri: Or The lookin16241692009-10784PDCC2009-112010-013A2010-012010-042011-04 15433S1084379984409688822248516084AUA6674003714298The teares or lamentations of a sor16131072004-03251APEX2004-042004-063A2004-062004-072004-08 15435S1084359984409488802248514040AUA6672003714296Vertue triumphant, or A liuely desc1603322004-0394TECH2004-032004-043Y2004-042004-072004-08 15437S11928299854489199132240945321AUB1402003719026Certamen elegiacum nouem musarum, A160082010-0126PDCC2010-022014-113A2014-112015-032016-02 15438S12015899855358208452240894419AUB1675003719299Matthi{aelig} Leij, Aruillarij vbij1621132004-0733PDCC2004-092006-083A2006-082006-092007-01 15440S1084369984409588812248522474AUA6673003714297Assertio inclytissimi Arturij Regis1544442004-05136PDCC2004-082007-073A2007-072008-022008-09 15441.7S393834382504289962248553120AUC6297003733921Bononia gallo mastix154542004-055TECH2004-052004-103A2004-102005-012005-03 15441S1084399984409888842240870360AUA6676003714300A learned and true assertion of the1582462004-05220TECH2004-062004-073Y2004-072004-102004-11 15442S1084409984409988852240928794AUA6677003714301Enk{marc}omion t{marc}es eir{marc}e154682004-0518TECH2004-062005-033A2005-032005-042005-10 15443S1084459984410488902240879570AUA6680003714304Genethliacon illustrissimi E{uml}ad1543342004-0587PDCC2004-072005-043A2005-042005-102005-12 15444.5S1041099983984843052264177887AUA3868003711492Leland, John,$d1506?-1552.Kykneion asma.1545802004-05227APEX2004-052005-083A2005-082005-102005-12 15445S1084519984411088962240903041AUA6684003714308The laboryouse iourney [and] serche1549652004-03131PDCC2004-052004-063A2004-062004-072004-08 15446S1084569984411589022264211127AUA6686003714310Naeniae in mortem Thom{aelig} Viati154262004-0511TECH2004-062005-013A2005-012005-042005-10 15447S1084619984411989072248514035AUA6690003714314Principum, ac illustrium aliquot {amp}1589692004-05220APEX2004-062005-083Y2005-082005-102005-12 15448S1084739984413189192248526920AUB6445003724069A treatise of specters or straunge16051622009-06706PDCC2009-072009-083Y2009-082009-092011-04 15450S11997923104765206582248536877Le Macon, Robert,$dfl. 1557-1611.T. W.$q(Thomas Wilcox),$d1549?-1608.A catechisme and playne instruction for children which prepare the[m]selues to communicate in the Holy Supper : yeelding therein openlie a reason of their faith, according to the order of the Frenche church at London / written in French by Monsieur Fountaine, minister of the same churche there ; and lately translated into English by T.W.1580492014-01129PDCC2014-032014-053A2014-052015-032016-02 15453.3S336033143365284192240897344AUC5736003733360To the high court of Parliament, or162412007-082TECH2007-082017-053A2017-052022-12 15453.7S125067998989111510062240883882005371522Le Mayre, Marten.The dutch shoole master :$bVVherein is shewed the true and perfect way to learne the Dutch tongue, to the fartherance of all those which would gladlie learne it. Collected by Marten le Mayre, professor of the said tongue, dwelling in Abchurch lane.1606562009-09208PDCC2009-102017-063A2017-062022-12 15453S1047459984047749882248563189AUA4295003711919The abbreuyacyon of all generall co1539732003-08136TECH2003-082003-093A2003-092003-102003-11 15454.5S387733151119289372240937388AUC6240003733864The sanctuarie of saluation, helmet15921332009-07429PDCC2009-082009-113A2009-112010-042011-04 15454S1084759984413389222248522477AUA6694003714318An herbal for the Bible.15871522005-06444APEX2005-072005-083A2005-082005-102005-12 15456S9344920101519236562240917972AUC2494003730118The touchstone of complexions15761772005-06559TECH2005-072005-083A2005-082005-102005-12 15459S11949799854704201412248501873AUC1181003728805La clef des champs1586502009-0924PDCC2009-102011-083A2011-082012-052012-10 15460S1084799984413789262240886473AUA6697003714321An exhortatory instruction to a spe16092732009-10385PDCC2009-112010-013A2010-012010-042011-04 15461S1032269983898333762240907973AUA3557003711181The recantacio[n] of Jacke lent154882010-0110PDCC2010-022010-033Y2010-032010-042011-04 15462.315462S108466998984141735812248510616005372188Lenthall, William,$d1591-1662.Mr Speaker his speech to His Maiestie :$bin the high court of Parliament, the fifth of November. 1640.164082009-1010PDCC2009-102017-063A2017-062022-12 15463S1093949984504299182240879889AUA7293003714917Lenton, Francis, $dfl.1629-38.Characterismi: or, Lentons leasures1631812003-0984APEX2003-092003-103A2003-102003-122004-03 15464.5S126745682221351837162240921464Lenton, Francis,$dfl. 1630-1640.Raworth, John,$dd. 1645,$eprinter.A piece of the world, painted in proper colours. : Presented to the illusterous [sic] Majesty of our most gracious Queene Mary. / By Francis Lenton gent. Her Majesties poet..1640822011-0287PDCC2011-022011-043A2011-042011-062011-12 15465S1094039984505199272248526308AUB6674003724298Great Britains beauties, or, The fe1638202003-0941APEX2003-092003-103A2003-102003-122004-03 15466S1094069984505499302248523122AUA7300003714924The Innes of Court anagrammatist: o1634242003-0931PDCC2003-102003-123A2003-122004-022004-03 15467S1094009984504899242240909190AUA7298003714922The young gallants whirligigg; or Y1629172003-0934PDCC2003-092003-113A2003-112003-122004-03 15469S12204799857200228902240866659AUB2513003720137An Italian grammer; vvritten in Lat1575802007-11285APEX2007-112008-013A2008-012008-022008-09 15470A.5S302229689329280822240914739AUC5417003733041Pvblius Lentvlvs his nevves to the162512007-082TECH2007-082017-053A2017-052022-12 15481S1084819984413989282240855884AUA6699003714323A geographical historie of Africa,16002472000-001448APEX2001-092002-073A2002-072002-082003-01 15485S1084749984413289212264199607AUA6693003714317Le Petit, Jean François,$d1546-ca. 1615.Grimeston, Edward.The Low-Country common wealth16091562007-04490APEX2007-052008-063A2008-062008-092009-03 15487S1066929984240570552248600625AUA5620003713244A briefe and plaine instruction to1574922004-08111PDCC2004-102004-113A2004-112005-012005-03 15488S11348399848717138292240944167AUA9468003717092Of the interchangeable course, or v15941352004-05824APEX2004-052004-083A2004-082004-102004-11 15489S1085399984419789882240886499AUA6739003714363A pleasant satyre or poesie15951042009-10471PDCC2009-102009-113A2009-112010-042011-04 15490S1040189983975942102240904373AUA3833003711457Englandes bright honour16021052011-10471PDCC2011-102011-123A2011-122012-052012-10 15491S1093979984504599212240917390AUA7295003714919Noua Francia: or The description of16091652006-11749APEX2006-112008-053A2008-052008-092009-03 15493S1084929984415089392240928571AUA6709003714333A sermon preached aboard of the Glo1617262009-10111PDCC2009-102009-113A2009-112010-042011-04 15494S1085029984416089492240929403AUA6718003714342A sermon preached before his Maiest1625212009-1066PDCC2009-102011-083A2011-082012-052012-10 15496S1085059984416389522240870334AUB6446003724070A speech, delivered at the visitati1639212009-1070PDCC2009-102009-113Y2009-112010-042011-04 15497S1023679983815225152240887264AUA3346003710970A full confutation of the covenant1639212009-1070PDCC2009-102011-073A2011-072012-052012-10 15499S11401699849244143822240870479AUB8147003725771A treatise of the authority of the16371052009-10401PDCC2009-102011-083A2011-082012-052012-10 15501S1023689983815325162240878388AUA3347003710971A treatise tending to unitie1623292009-10110PDCC2009-102009-113A2009-112010-042011-04 15502S1023709983815525182240910166AUA3349003710973A warning for Israel1625252009-1097PDCC2009-102009-113A2009-112010-042011-04 15503S1033689983912435232240907935AUB5113003722737The copie of a letter writen out of1572662003-0895PDCC2003-092003-103A2003-102003-122004-03 15505S1084909984414889372240920340AUA6707003714331A defence of the honour of the righ15691532003-08402TECH2003-092003-103A2003-102003-122004-03 15506S1067049984241770672240864666AUA5628003713252A treatise concerning the defence o15711562009-10391PDCC2009-102009-123A2009-122010-042011-04 15507S1084949984415289412240924611AUA6711003714335A treatise tovvching the right, tit1584742009-10284PDCC2009-102010-053R2010-102010-113A2010-112011-062011-12 15510.5S124462727992311840542240905500L'Espine, Jean de,$dca. 1506-1597.[Comfort for an afflicted conscience /15911032014-01236PDCC2014-032014-063A2014-062015-032016-02 15510S1085129984417089592240924389AUA6723003714347An epithrene: or Voice of vveeping16311702009-10296PDCC2009-112010-013A2010-012010-042011-04 15511AS1069049984261272802240870371AUA5764003713388An excellent and learned treatise o15871062009-10302PDCC2009-102009-123A2009-122010-042011-04 15511S11232399847578126162264218041AUA8924003716548L'Espine, Jean de,$dca. 1506-1597.$tSommaire des raisons que rendent ceux qui ne veulent pas participer à la messe.Sommaire des raisons que rendent ceux qui ne veulent pas participer à la messe.$4autAllibond, Peter,$d1559 or 60-1628.A confutation of the Popish transubstantiation1592272009-1050PDCC2009-102009-113A2009-112010-042011-04 15512S1067209984243170812240854605AUA5636003713260An excellent treatise of Christian1577652006-11193TECH2006-112006-12Verdict2006-122007-022007-10 15514.5S5293399607761504222240937542005370868L'Espine, Jean de,$dca. 1506-1597.Three godly treatises :$b[brace] 1. To comfort the sicke, 2. Against the feare of death, 3. Of the resurrection [brace] /$cwritten in French by Mr. I.D. L'Espine, preacher of the word of God in Angers ; and translated into English by S. Veghelman.16111782009-10456PDCC2009-102009-123A2009-122010-042011-04 15515S120829998560221763222240866612L'Espine, Jean de,$dca. 1506-1597.A treatise tending to take away the feare of death, and make the faithfull man desire the same : Written first in French, and dedicated to the most illustrious and vertuous Princesse Iaqueline of Rohan, Princesse of Chastel-aillon, &c. Newly translated out of the French.Traité pour oster la crainte de la mort et la faire désirer à l'homme fidèle. English1619792014-0196PDCC2014-012014-043A2014-042015-032016-02 15516S110921388700239512240959344AUC2495003730119A very excellent and learned discou15922222009-101141PDCC2009-112010-013A2010-012010-042011-04 15517S1050379984076752972248583043AUA4511003712135A consultation what faith and relig16181382009-10314PDCC2009-102009-123A2009-122010-042011-04 15520S11334899848584136912240874282AUB7783003725407Hygiasticon: Or, The right course o16341602002-12216TECH2003-012003-023P2003-022003-042003-05 15523S1023729983815725202240910136AUA3351003710975Ravvleigh his ghost. Or a feigned a16312342005-10640APEX2005-112005-123A2005-122006-012006-02 15524S1085069984416489532240909046AUA6721003714345The treasure of vowed chastity in s16211812004-12182TECH2004-122005-013A2005-012005-042005-10 15525.3S217723106732262422240906186AUC3893003731517A Letter sent by a gentleman of Eng157372009-1211PDCC2009-122010-023A2010-022010-042011-04 15525S12165999856830224642240894517AUB2333003719957[Here beginneth a] good lesson for154032009-047PDCC2009-052010-043A2010-042011-062011-12 15527S1011039983692712232248547139AUB3785003721409Certein letters vvherin is set fort1576612012-06142PDCC2012-072012-083A2012-082013-022014-03 15528S100260998361061763232240891207Bouillon, Henri de la Tour-d'Auvergne,$cDuc de,$d1555-1623.$4autLouis$bXIII,$cKing of France,$d1601-1643.$4autEpernon, Jean-Louis de Nogaret de La Valette,$cduc d',$d1554-1642.$4autFoure letters : one from the Duke of Bouillon to the French King. Dated in Feb. 1619. Another from the French King to the Duke of Espernon. Dated the 11. of Ian. 1619. Two other from the Duke of Espernon to the French King, the one dated the 17. of Ian the other the 7. of Feb. 1619.161982013-1018PDCC2013-102013-123A2013-122014-032014-10 15529S103063998388221771262240888942Ramon,$cMaster.$4autTvvo letters: One written by a Protestant to his brother being a Papist, to withdraw him foorth of the countrie of the Papists, who was partly by him perswaded, but that his wealth made him peremptorie, wherupon he tooke occasion to vvrite this letter, to moue him rather to make choice of the kingdome of God, then the riches of the vvorld. The other written by Master Ramon, a minister of the word of God, being prisoner in the citie of Valencia, to his wife being in London, to comfort her; who after suffered for the gospell. Translated out of French 1603112014-0126PDCC2014-012015-023A2015-022015-032016-02 15532S1011079983693112272240905775AUB3787003721411Manipulus vocabulorum.1570782009-10764PDCC2009-102011-083A2011-082012-052012-10 15533.3S125071998989131510092240892214005371525Levens, Peter,$dfl. 1587.A right profitable booke for all diseases :$bcalled, The pathway to health. Wherein are to be founde most excellent & approued medicines of great vertue: as also notable potions and drinks, and for the distilling of diuers precious waters, and making of oyles, and other comfortable receits for the health of the body, neuer before imprinted. First gathered by Peter Leuens, master of art of Oxford, and student in phisicke and surgery: and now newly corrected and augmented.15961202009-10471PDCC2009-102009-123A2009-122010-042011-04 15535S12002099855224207052240914675AUB1624003719248A crucifixe: or, A meditation vpon1607222003-0856APEX2003-092003-113A2003-112003-122004-03 15536S1085179984417589642248507437AUB6451003724075Heauen and earth, religion and poli1608642003-0893PDCC2003-092003-103A2003-102003-122004-03 15537S1085419984419989902240864569AUA6741003714365The historie of the defendors of th16271922003-08445TECH2003-082003-093A2003-092003-102003-11 15538S1023779983816225252240887258AUA3356003710980The holy pilgrime, leading the way16181472003-08332TECH2003-082003-093A2003-092003-102003-11 15540S1094169984506399392240879894AUA7305003714929Queene Elizabeths teares: or, Her r1607292003-0873TECH2003-082003-093A2003-092003-102003-11 15541S1094249984507199472240922412AUB6681003724305The arte of reason, rightly termed,15731322003-08263APEX2003-092003-103A2003-102003-122004-03 15542AS12002299855226207072240917045AUB1626003719250The most noble, auncient, and learn1563492003-0892PDCC2003-092003-103A2003-102003-122004-03 15543S12043699855633211342240887855AUB1809003719433A fruitfull sermon made in Poules c1550402003-0861PDCC2003-092003-103A2003-102003-122004-03 15544S1064899984220468382240854670AUA5473003713097A meditacion vpon the Lordes prayer155182010-018PDCC2010-022010-033Y2010-032010-042011-04 15545S1054619984118957522240858406AUA4831003712455A meditacion vpo[n] the the [sic] l155182003-088PDCC2003-092004-093A2004-092004-102004-11 15546.3S10238023850725269082264216090AUA2435003710059A sermon preached at Pauls Crosse t1550622003-08103APEX2003-092003-103A2003-102003-122004-03 15548.5S1082879984394887192264192376AUA6553003714177Lever, Thomas,$d1521-1577.A sermon preached ye fourth Su[n]daye in Lente before the Kynges Maiestie. and his honorable Counsell, by Thomas Leauer1550452007-0373APEX2007-042007-063A2007-062008-022008-09 15548S1037459983949039172240904231AUA3679003711303A sermon preached the thyrd Sondaye1550452003-0871TECH2003-092003-103A2003-102003-122004-03 15552S1069159984262272902240894696AUA5772003713396A treatise of the right way fro[m]1575692003-08152APEX2003-092003-103A2003-102003-122004-03 15553.5S124914999004631732502240895770005371904Levett, Christopher,$d1586-1630.A voyage into Nevv England begun in 1623. and ended in 1624 :$bPerformed by Christopher Levett, his Maiesties woodward of Somerset-shire, and one of the Councell of New-England.1624242009-1068PDCC2009-102009-113Y2009-112010-042011-04 15553S1085189984417689652240892375AUA6726003714350An abstract of timber-measures.1618222009-10268PDCC2009-102017-063A2017-062022-12 15555S108514998441721599962240868419AUA6724003714348The ordering of bees: or, The true1634462010-02157PDCC2010-022010-033Y2010-032010-042011-04 15556S11966599854872203272248498118AUB1481003719105A sermon preached at Paules Crosse1594252009-1071PDCC2009-102009-123A2009-122010-042011-04 15557.5S404934382867291082248550961AUC6400003734024The right use of promises, or, A tr16312162014-01228PDCC2014-032014-053A2014-052015-032016-02 15557S103068485193671771272240910809Lewis, Jeremiah,$d1588?-1628.The doctrine of thankfvlnesse: or, Israels trivmph, occasioned by the destruction of Pharaoh and his hoste, in the Red-Sea. : A sermon preached in the parish church of All-Saints in Northampton. Nouemb. 5. 1618. / By Ieremiah Lewis ...1619262014-0184PDCC2014-012015-123A2015-122022-12 15558S1030729983883032192240921094AUA3525003711149Ignis c{oelig}lestis: or An interch1620682000-00116PDCC2001-122002-013A2002-012002-022003-01 15559S108531998441891771282240909044Lewis, John,$db. 1595 or 6.Melchizedech's anti-type: or The eternall priest-hood, and all-sufficient sacrifice of Christ : With the scrutiny of the masse. Containing an exact examination, and sound confutation of the Romish sacrifice. By Iohn Levvis Mr. of Artes, of Sydney-Sussex Colledge in Cambridge, and one of His Maiesties preachers authorized for the county of Lancaster.16241302014-01459PDCC2014-032015-103A2015-102022-12 15560S1030799983883732262240862890AUA3526003711150The vnmasking of the masse-priest16241222000-00430APEX2001-122002-023A2002-022002-032003-01 15561S1094349984508199572240860180AUA7317003714941Threnodia in obitum D. Edouardi Lew1606292009-1086PDCC2009-102009-123A2009-122010-042011-04 15562S1069169984262372912240866598AUA5773003713397A discourse of the vsage of the Eng1595412003-05113TECH2003-052003-113A2003-112003-122004-03 15564S1085449984420289932240926337AUA6743003714367The estate of English fugitiues vnd15951232009-10424PDCC2009-102009-113R2010-022010-033A2010-032010-042011-04 15566S1085349984419289832240928815AUB6455003724079A discourse not altogether vnprofit1600842004-05286APEX2004-052004-063A2004-062004-072004-08 15567S108522998441801771292248515577Ley, John,$d1583-1662.A patterne of pietie. Or The religious life and death of that grave and gracious matron, Mrs. Jane Ratcliffe widow and citizen of Chester : Of whom the discourse is framed and applied so as the commemoration of the dead may best serve to the edification of the living, whether men or women, whereof part was preached, and the whole written. By John Ley, vicar of great Budworth and prebendary of the cathedrall church in Chester.16401072014-01268PDCC2014-032015-103A2015-102022-12 15568S1030829983884032292240887325AUA3527003711151The bruising of the serpents head.1622282009-10106PDCC2009-102009-113A2009-112010-042011-04 15569S1030849983884232312240890874AUA3528003711152Two sermons1619372009-10125PDCC2009-102011-083A2011-082012-052012-10 15571S1081239984381285692264216012AUA6435003714059A true relation of the fleete which1625182006-0552APEX2006-072006-083Y2006-082006-092007-01 15587.5S125075998989161510132240875808005371529The chartuary in English :$bnecessary for al maner of persons that wyll lerne for to wryte ye forme of makynge of inde[n]tures, obligacions, quitaunces, bylles of paymente, letters of lysence, letters of sale, letters of exchaunge, protections, supplication, complaynts, a certificat, and he copy of saufconduyt, and a testamente154512008-081PDCC2008-112008-123A2008-122009-022009-10 15589.5S10672234382588290202264217396AUA2468003710092Cyuile and vncyuile life1579552012-07168PDCC2012-072012-083A2012-082013-022014-03 15590S93466713051431838792240938886The English courtier, and the c&cmbmacr;utrey gentleman: : a pleasaunt and learned disputation, betweene them both: very profitable and necessarie to be read of all nobilitie and gentlemen. : VVerein is discoursed, vvhat order of lyfe, best beseemeth a gentleman, (aswell, for education, as the course of his whole life) to make him a person fytte for the publique seruice of his prince and countrey..1586562012-08168PDCC2012-082012-103A2012-102013-022014-03 15591.5S218223108336262512240895774AUC3901003731525Against the apple of the left eye o1638452009-10165PDCC2009-102009-123A2009-122010-042011-04 15591S1033389983909534912240887330AUC2342003729966A light for the ignorant or A treat1638112009-1046PDCC2009-112010-013R2010-052010-073A2010-072011-062011-12 15593S1085559984421390042240877593AUA6750003714374Erubhin or Miscellanies Christian a16291082004-02200PDCC2004-032004-043A2004-042004-072004-08 15595S1085569984421490052240881670AUA6751003714375The complaint of England.1587352009-10146PDCC2009-102011-083A2011-082012-052012-10 15596S1073649984306677742240884751AUA6029003713653[Come out of her my people] or an a1639182009-10105PDCC2009-102009-123A2009-122010-042011-04 15597S12109699856285218162248516627AUB2071003719695A coppy of a letter written by John1640172003-1180PDCC2003-122004-123A2004-122005-012005-03 15598S11221899847476125132240929495AUB7359003724983The poore mans cry.163982009-1042PDCC2009-102011-083A2011-082012-052012-10 15599S1085589984421690072264208835AUA6753003714377A worke of the Beast or A relation1638172009-1079PDCC2009-102009-113A2009-112010-042011-04 15600S1085599984421790082264211866AUB6461003724085Two sermons1619382009-1088PDCC2009-102009-113Y2009-112010-042011-04 15606.7S1049559984068552122240900376AUA4446003712070Of the tryu[m]phe, and the 'vses th152272009-1215PDCC2009-122010-023A2010-022010-042011-04 15609.3S125076998989171510142240900749005371530Lily, William,$d1468?-1522.Guilielmi Lilii Angli Rudimenta :$bParuuloru[m] Lilii nuper Impressa [et] correcta151672009-1222PDCC2010-012015-123A2015-122022-12 15610.6S239224163816211562269046505Lily, William,$d1468?-1522.Colet, John,$d1467?-1519.An introduction of the eyght partes of speche, and the construction of the same / compiled and sette forthe by the commau[n]dement of our most gracious souerayne lorde the king.1542382007-07134TECH2007-082007-103R 15611S1047979984052850402240900459AUA4331003711955A shorte introduction of grammar1549332007-07136TECH2007-082007-093R 15614.2S93475526333161747372240924070Lily, William, 1468?-1522.Colet, John, 1467?-1519.Robertson, Thomas, fl. 1520-1561.A shorte introduction of grammar generally to be vsed: : compiled and sette forth for the bringyng vp of all those that intende to attaine the knowledge of the Latine tongue.15671072000-00193LEME2020-05 15621.5S124916998986601732512240897283005371905Lily, William,$d1468?-1522.[A shorte introduction of grammar]158512008-081PDCC2008-112008-123A2008-122009-022009-10 15626.8S124917998986611732522240900625005371906Lily, William,$d1468?-1522.Colet, John,$d1467?-1519,$eattributed name.[A shorte introduction of grammar]161912008-081PDCC2008-112008-123A2008-122009-022009-10 15627.2S102385998381701771022248566035AUA3362003710986Lily, William, 1468?-1522.A short introduction of grammar Generally to be vsed: Compiled and set forth for the bringing vp of all those that intend to attaine to the knowledge of the Latine TONGVE16211172009-10545PDCC2009-112010-033A2010-032010-042011-04 15633.6S11302299848263133452248552208AUA9266003716890Lillies rules construed1633522007-07275APEX2007-082007-093A2007-092008-022008-09 15637S12015999855359208462240894466AUB1676003719300[Rudimenta grammatices].1525392000-00113PDCC2001-112002-023Y2002-022002-032003-01 15638S100280998361253772240889321AUB3401003721025[A comfortable treatise for the rel1595382009-10102PDCC2009-102009-123R2010-052010-073A2010-072011-062011-12 15645S12063999855834213382240860399AUC1647003729271A mournfull dittie on the death of159012007-086TECH2007-082017-053A2017-052022-12 15651S1028409983860229862248591286AUB4750003722374A breefe relation by the commoners165132009-048PDCC2009-052009-063A2009-062009-092011-04 15653S1067309984244170922240870402AUA5642003713266Certaine tables sett furth by the r1565412004-0991PDCC2004-102004-113A2004-112005-012005-03 15656S1030949983885132412240861645AUB4920003722544The reasons of a pastors resolution16191002004-05177TECH2004-052004-063A2004-062004-072004-08 15657.5S219023116872262662240908448AUC3914003731538A treatise of the ceremonies of the16252212009-10886PDCC2009-112010-013A2010-012010-042011-04 15657S1085539984421190022240853049AUA6748003714372A true narration of all the passage16212232004-05817PDCC2004-072004-083A2004-082004-102004-11 15658S1094399984508699632240853077AUA7319003714943The warkis of the famous and vorthi15681962009-10542PDCC2009-102009-113A2009-112010-042011-04 15671S1094499984509699762248526281AUA7322003714946The complaynte and testament of a p1538232004-0560PDCC2004-082004-103A2004-102005-012005-03 15672S1094519984509899782240926943AUA7324003714948Ane dialog betuix Experience and an15541132004-05279PDCC2004-072004-083A2004-082004-102004-11 15679S1094589984510599852240909031AUA7329003714953The historie of ane nobil and wailz1604292004-0581APEX2004-062004-073Y2004-072004-102004-11 15681.5S109452998990411510172248522628005371295Lindsay, David,$cSir,$dfl. 1490-1555.Ane satyre of the thrie estaits :$bin commendation of vertew and vituperation of vyce. /$cMaid be Sir Dauid Lindesay of the Mont, aliàs, Lyon King of Armes.1602782007-04262APEX2007-062008-053A2008-052008-092009-03 15683.5S1053779984110656652240857110AUA4764003712388An heavenly chariot1622412009-10188PDCC2009-102009-113A2009-112010-042011-04 15683S1041579983989643562240926490AUA3885003711509The tragical death of Dauid Beato[n1548442004-0585APEX2004-062004-073A2004-072004-102004-11 15684S12039999855598210982248503291AUC1577003729201The godly mans iourney to heauen16253142004-05755TECH2004-052004-063A2004-062004-072004-08 15686S1085579984421590062240903056AUA6752003714376Politeuphuia.15982882004-02641APEX2004-032004-043A2004-042004-072004-08 15690.7S219423121103262702248532028AUC3918003731542A true relation of all suche Englis1584102003-0318PDCC2003-042003-053A2003-052003-062003-07 15691S11182399847091121012240950438AUB7241003724865Iohn Huighen van Linschoten. his di15983022006-042447PDCC2006-112007-013A2007-012007-022007-10 15692S1094699984511699972240879884AUA7338003714962Nevves of the complement of the art1609242009-1071PDCC2009-102009-113A2009-112010-042011-04 15693.5S10797324188265273432240914834AUC4798003732422A copye of a verye fyne and vvytty155692009-1022PDCC2009-102011-083A2011-082012-052012-10 15693S43569984366484112240870408AUA6335003713959A copye of a verye fyne and vvytty155692010-0922PDCC2010-102010-123A2010-122011-062011-12 15695S12069299855886213942240939714AUC1671003729295Tvvo bookes of constancie. Written1595732004-02298PDCC2004-032004-043A2004-042004-072004-08 15696S1014129983722615412240868265AUB3981003721605A direction for trauailers.1592142004-0233APEX2004-032004-043A2004-042004-072004-08 15701S1085799984423790282248525766AUA6771003714395Sixe bookes of politickes or ciuil15941112005-04663TECH2005-052005-063A2005-062005-102005-12 15704S11966799854874203292240887924AUB1483003719107Two most srange [sic] and notable e159172009-1219PDCC2009-122010-023A2010-022010-042011-04 15706.5S125080998989191510182240875782005371533A lamentable list :$bof certaine hidious, frightfull, and prodigious signes, which have bin seene in the aire, earth, and waters, at severall times for these 18. yeares last past, to this present: that is to say, anno. 1618. untill this instant. anno. 1638. in Germany, and other kingdomes and provinces adjacent; which ought to be so many severall warnings to our kingdome, as to the said empire. To the tune of aime not to high.163812008-087PDCC2008-112008-123A2008-122009-022009-10 15706S12082699856019215322240888059AUC1734003729358Nothing for a nevv-yeares gift.1603152005-0424APEX2005-052005-063A2005-062005-102005-12 15707.5S475223859249269162248546557AUC4450003732074The Golden letany in Englysshe1536202012-0918PDCC2012-092013-033A2013-032014-032014-10 15708S10947299845119100002248512811AUB6694003724318A briefe and summarie discourse upo1640132003-0336TECH2003-042005-033A2005-032005-042005-10 15709S1085809984423890292240926147AUB6463003724087The gushing teares of godly sorrovv1640512003-03169APEX2003-042004-073A2004-072004-102004-11 15711S1085849984424290332240864625AUA6775003714399A most delectable and true discours1616682003-03287PDCC2003-042004-113A2004-112005-012005-03 15714S1085929984425090422248530167AUA6783003714407The totall discourse, of the rare a16402732003-031024TECH2003-042003-053R2003-072003-083A2003-082003-102003-11 15715S10947699845123100062240915377AUA7344003714968The pilgrimes farewell, to his nati1618332003-03107APEX2003-042005-033A2005-032005-042005-10 15716S1085909984424890402240924477AUA6781003714405Scotlands vvelcome to her native so1633312003-03129TECH2003-042005-053A2005-052005-102005-12 15717.5S219623121751262722248530543AUC3920003731544A briefe catechisme161672009-1212PDCC2009-122010-013R2010-052010-063A2010-062011-062011-12 15717S1085939984425190432248514042AUA6784003714408A true and experimentall discourse,1637312003-03100PDCC2005-122006-013R2006-112007-013Y2007-012007-022007-10 15718S1039139983965540962240926137AUA3778003711402A briefe catechisme, containing the163172009-12 15719S12008899855288207742240946411AUB1657003719281Tenannt en fee simple est celuy ...1482712005-04496PDCC2005-082005-113A2005-112006-012006-02 15732S1047559984048649972240900544AUA4303003711927Les tenures de Lyttelton1540522009-11489PDCC2009-12 15766S401434382755290732240929736AUC6367003733991Littleton tenures in Englishe15561482009-11447PDCC2009-122010-023Y2010-022010-042011-04 15784S11336699848602137102240891895AUA9426003717050The first part of the Institutes of16283502009-113471PDCC2010-022016-023A2016-022022-12 15794S12072399855917214252248500218AUB1943003719567[Breviarium ad usum Sarum].147532009-048PDCC2009-052010-043A2010-042011-062011-12 15882S1079939984368384322240857112AUA6350003713974[Horae ad usum Sarum.].149532009-043PDCC2009-052010-043A2010-042011-062011-12 15888_PARTS12210299857254125382248525291AUB2547003720171Hore beate marie virginis secundum usum Sarum14981412012-12315PDCC2013-012013-033A2013-032014-032014-10 15904S125256998984991734342248512346005372095Catholic Church.[[H]ore diue virginis Marie.]150632009-0411PDCC2009-052009-063A2009-062009-092011-04 15973S1055209984124858162240860153AUA4885003712509This prymer of Salysbury vse is set15311702000-00519PDCC2001-112002-023A2002-032002-042003-01 15981AS1213399985652340782264229992AUB2172003719796Catholic Church.[This prymer of Salisbury use]153332009-044PDCC2009-05 15981S10389699839638120482240876571AUA3767003711391This prymer of Salisbury vse15332442009-04519PDCC2009-032009-043A2009-042009-092011-04 15986S1055059984123357972240857113AUA4872003712496A prymer in Englyshe15341762004-05426PDCC2004-082004-093A2004-092004-102004-11 16004S1055079984123558012248568328AUA4874003712498Catholic Church.Here after foloweth the prymer in Englysshe sette out alonge, after the vse of Sarum. 153815381502005-09539APEX2005-102005-113A2005-112006-042006-06 16010S1052699984099855542248568327AUA4680003712304The manuall of prayers, or the prym15391212008-10380PDCC2008-122009-093A2009-092010-042011-04 16014S125008998985301325942240897126005371938Catholic Church.The primer in Englishe wyth the A.B.C. for children after the vse of Salisburye. Newlye imprinted154012008-080PDCC2008-112008-123A2008-122009-022009-10 16017S1079339984362583702240864665AUA6315003713939[The manuall of prayers or primer i154062009-0579PDCC2009-06 16033.5S1079379984362983742248504033AUA6316003713940[The primer in English.].154592010-097PDCC2010-102010-113A2010-112011-062011-12 16112S127522101627250452240912903AUC2903003730527Expositio hymnorum secu[n]dum vsum14971402004-06639PDCC2004-082007-073A2007-072008-022008-09 16270AS122894999002541506782240879927005371111Church of England.The booke of the common prayer :$band administracion of the sacramentes, and other rites and ceremonies of the Churche: after the vse of the Churche of England.15491692008-02737PDCC2008-022008-063A2008-062008-092009-03 16288AS123394545323961808222240910787Church of England.The booke of common prayer, and adminystracion of the sacramentes, and other rites and ceremonies in the Churche of Englande.Book of common prayer15532222008-03899PDCC2008-082010-033R2010-102010-113R2011-032013-073Y2013-072014-032014-10 16326S1014169983723015452240891181AUB3985003721609The booke of common prayer, and adm16032342008-03952PDCC2008-082011-053Y2011-052011-062011-12 16435S93923565728791809812240947087Church of England.Davies, Richard, 1501-1581.Salesbury, William, 1520?-1600?Lliver gweddi gyffredin, a gwemdogaeth y sacramentae, : ac eraill gynneddfeu a ceremoniae yn Eccles loecr. ; Vewed [sic], perused and allowed by the bishops, accordyng to the Act stablished for the translation of the Bible, and thys booke into the Brytyshe tongue..Book of common prayer. Welsh15672092008-04741PDCC2008-092011-043A2011-042011-062011-12 16436S93924565728801809832240942250Church of England.Lliver gweddi gyffredin, [a gwenidogaeth] sacramentae, ac eraill gynneddfey, a ceremoniae yn Eccles[--] : [--] bishops, according to the act stablished for the translation of the Bible, and this booke into the British tongue..Book of common prayer. Welsh15862322008-071069PDCC2008-112011-043Y2011-042011-062011-12 164372597101842101462264220170Llyfer gweddi gyffredin, a gwenidogaeth y sacramentau, ac eraill gynneddfau a ceremoniau yn Eglwys Loegr..15992562012-03906PDCC2012-042012-113A2012-112013-022014-03 16438S93926565728811809842240940937Church of England.Llyfr gweddi gyffredin, a gwenidogaeth y sacramentau, : a chyn[neddfau a] ceremoniau eraill yn Eglwys Loegr.Book of common prayer. Welsh16211822012-03633PDCC2012-032012-063Y2012-062013-022014-03 16452.5S93928998443961783752248509243Davenport, John,$d1597-1670,$eattributed name.The triall of the English liturgie, or A copie of a letter, wherein severall exceptions and arguments against the imposition and use of the service book in the English churches, are set forth and discussed. Written by a reverend divine, to his Christian friend, for his private satisfaction in this particular. And now published for publicke good 1638172013-0855PDCC2013-082014-103A2014-102015-032016-02 16453.7S475923863759269232240942260AUC4457003732081The letanie and suffrages155892010-0911PDCC2010-102010-113A2010-112011-062011-12 16457S12209999857251229442240870547AUB2545003720169The order of the communion.1548112012-0317APEX2012-032012-053A2012-052013-022014-03 16459S1040899983982942842269045435AUA3856003711480Ordo distributionis sacramenti alta1548132004-1021TECH2004-112007-093A2007-092008-022008-09 16473S122861449203401737872248556220Church of England.Barker, Robert, d. 1645, printer.Bill, John, d. 1630, printer.The forme and manner of making and consecrating bishops, priestes and deaconsOrdinal1633152012-1061APEX2012-112013-013A2013-012013-022014-03 16481S123387449203441737902240927578Church of England.A fourme of prayer with thankes giuing, to be vsed of all the Queenes Maiesties louing subiects euery yeere, the 17. of Nouember, being the daye of the her Highnesse entry to her kingdome / Set forth by authoritie.1580252013-0276PDCC2013-022013-033A2013-032014-032014-10 16485S125766682223511837472240929765Church of England.Norton, Bonham,$d1565-1635.Bill, John,$dd. 1630.A forme of prayer, with thankesgiuing, to bee vsed of all the Kings Maiesties louing subiects euery yeere the 27. of March. : Being the day of His Highnesse entry to this kingdome. ; Set forth by authority.1626242012-1263APEX2013-012013-033A2013-032014-032014-10 16510.5S476423865881269282248541988AUC4462003732086A prayer to be sayd in the end of t157112007-0811TECH2007-102010-073A2010-072011-062011-12 16516S123377998988431519862240858775005371626Church of England.Parry, William,$dd. 1585.An order of praier and thankes-giving, for the preseruation of the Queenes Maiesties life and salfetie [sic] :$bto be vsed of the preachers and ministers of the dioces of Winchester. With a short extract of William Parries voluntarie confession, vvritten vvith his owne hand.158562009-059PDCC2009-062010-013A2010-012010-042011-04 16517S123414998987921519872264176331005371634Church of England.An order of prayer and thankesgiuing, for the preseruation of her Maiestie and the realme, from the traiterous and bloodie practises of the Pope, and his adherents :$bto be vsed at times appointed in the preface. Published by authoritie.158692010-0919PDCC2010-102010-113A2010-112011-062011-12 16520.5S101398998372131781032240866390O lord our God, most gracious a[nd] most glorious, which after long [...] 158912014-014PDCC2014-012014-023A2014-022014-032014-10 16524S123415998986111732952248514090005371833Church of England.Certaine praiers collected out of a fourme of godly meditations, set foorth by her Maiesties authoritie in the great mortalitie, in the fift yeere of her Highnesse raigne :$band most necessarie to be vsed at this time in the like present visitation of Gods heauie hand for our manifold sinnes, and commended vnto the ministers and people of London, by the Reuerend Father in God, Iohn Bishop of London, &c. Iuly. 1593.159392010-0926PDCC2010-092010-113A2010-112011-062011-12 16527.5S125434998982761735892240889778005372392Church of England.A prayer of thankesgiuing, and for continuance of good successe to her Maiesties forces159632009-044PDCC2009-052009-063A2009-062009-092011-04 16532S122856998986681732962240897274005371812Church of England.Certaine prayers collected out of a forme of godly meditations :$bset forth by his Maiesties authoritie: and most necessary to be vsed at this time in the present visitation of Gods heauy hand for our manifold sinnes. Together with the order of a fast to be kept euery Wednesday during the said visitation.1603172014-0166PDCC2014-012016-043A2016-042022-12 16533S93951526333271747562240914759A short forme of thankesgiving to God, for staying the contagious sickenes of the plague: : to be used in common prayer, on Sundayes, Wednesdayes and Fridayes / Set forth by authoritie.160482010-0114PDCC2010-022010-033A2010-032010-042011-04 16534S123406999003941519942240864788005371629Church of England.Prayers appointed to be vsed in the church at morning and euening prayer by euery minister, for the Queenes safe deliuerance :$bSet foorth and inioyned by authoritie.160562009-056PDCC2009-062010-013A2010-012010-042011-04 16539S123409998986101732972248512458005371832Church of England.A forme of prayer to be publikely vsed in churches, during this vnseasonable weather, and aboundance of raine :$bSet forth by authoritie.161392010-0912PDCC2010-102010-113A2010-112011-062011-12 16545.5S12271724223786273842240914797AUC4837003732461A Prayer, to be vsed with the other162812007-082TECH2007-082017-053A2017-052022-12 16546.5S476723866422269312248540923AUC4465003732089A prayer to bee publiquely vsed at162812007-082TECH2007-082017-053A2017-052022-12 16548.3S388233151125289422248547300AUC6245003733869A thankesgiuing and prayer for the162912007-082TECH2007-082007-093A2007-092008-022008-09 16549.5S334933143354284082240893334AUC5725003733349A thankesgiuing and prayer for the163112007-082TECH2007-082007-093R2020-012022-12 16553S122852998983751330902240861810005372209Church of England.A forme of common prayer, together with an order of fasting: for the auerting of Gods heauie visitation vpon many places of this kingdome, and for the obtaining of his blessings vpon vs :$bThe prayers are to be read euery Wednesday during this visitation. Set forth by his Maiesties authority.1636522014-01128PDCC2014-032014-053A2014-052015-032016-02 16556S11335099848586136932248532697AUB7785003725409A prayer for the kings majestie, in163912007-082TECH2007-082007-093R2020-012022-12 16561S10963199845278101682264193974AUB6723003724347English Church (Geneva, Switzerland)Calvin, Jean,$d1509-1564.$tInstruction et confession de foy.$lEnglish.The forme of prayers and ministration of the sacraments, &c. vsed in the Englishe Congregation at Geneua15562102013-04520PDCC2013-052013-103A2013-102014-032014-10 16570S125801565728851809882240919374English Church (Middelburg, Netherlands)A Booke of the forme of common prayers, administration of the sacraments, &c. agreeable to Gods Worde, and the vse of the reformed churches : To this fourth editi&obreve; is added the maner of ordination and admission of a pastor to his charge, according to the maner of the reformed churches. The contents of this booke, are conteyned in the page following..1602482013-10136PDCC2013-112014-043A2014-042015-032016-02 16572.7S11335299848588136952240863708AUB7787003725411Doctrine de la penitence publique.1552182012-0745PDCC2012-072015-013A2015-012015-032016-02 16576S11309099848330134152240903368AUC2377003730001La forma delle publiche orationi155192010-0917PDCC2010-092010-103A2010-102011-062011-12 16606S11385199849080142122240931603AUB8051003725675The booke of common prayer, and adm16372322008-03945PDCC2008-10 16609S1087599984441592262240926667AUA6876003714500A true chronologie of the times of15971982009-11497PDCC2009-112009-123A2009-122010-042011-04 16610S1082859984394687162240911708AUB6418003724042The confession and conuersion of th1629152009-1029PDCC2009-102011-083A2011-082012-052012-10 16611S1039199983966141022240923294AUA3781003711405The conflict in conscience of a dea1632252006-0752APEX2006-082016-023A2016-022022-12 16612A.7S308833142603281472248545429AUC5481003733105An argument wherin the apparaile of1534292009-1146PDCC2009-112010-013A2010-012010-042011-04 16613S11400199849229143672248532150AUA9650003717274The Romane historie vvritten by T.16007272003-047593PDCC2003-052003-063A2003-062003-082003-09 16614S1033769983913235312248577454AUB5121003722745The legend of Captaine Iones1631122000-0034PDCC2001-122002-013A2002-012002-022003-01 16616S1087809984443592462240864638AUA6886003714510A briefe conference of diuers lawes1602792002-12298APEX2003-022003-033Y2003-032003-042003-05 16617S12247599857601233622240892200AUB2671003720295Certaine Englishe verses158652002-1217PDCC2003-012003-023P2003-022003-042003-05 16618S1087639984441992302240920092AUA6879003714503The choyce of ievvels. By Lodowik L1607242002-1272TECH2003-012003-023R2003-062003-083A2003-082003-102003-11 16619S1087629984441892292240908801AUA6878003714502The consent of time15903732002-121985APEX2002-122003-033A2003-032003-042003-05 16620S1218003240099856964226202248505726AUB2402003720026An epitaph vpon the death of the ho157612002-128TECH2003-012003-023A2003-022003-042003-05 16621S1087669984442292332240893610AUA6880003714504The first part of the diall of daie15901022002-12426TECH2003-012003-023A2003-022003-042003-05 16622S10956599845212100992240875440AUA7412003715036Hilaria: or The triumphant feast fo1607112002-1223APEX2003-022003-043Y2003-042003-062003-07 16623a.5S108777998444321769382240888457Lloyd, Lodowick,$dfl. 1573-1610.Linceus spectacles. Written by Lodowicke Lloid Esquire 1607382014-01126PDCC2014-012014-043A2014-042015-032016-02 16623S1087699984442592362240903010AUA6882003714506The ivbile of Britane. By Lodowik L1607242002-1272PDCC2003-012003-033A2003-032003-042003-05 16624S1087819984443692472240920197AUA6887003714511The pilgrimage of princes, penned o15732292002-12965PDCC2003-012003-023R2003-082003-103A2003-102003-122004-03 16627S13352212814191752240959092AUC2963003730587Lloyd, Lodowick,$dfl. 1573-1610.The practice of policy1604452007-02170APEX2007-032009-043Y2009-042009-092011-04 16630S1087789984443392442240929382AUA6885003714509The stratagems of Ierusalem16021892002-12753APEX2003-022003-033A2003-032003-042003-05 1663116631.5S1087829989904092482248534800AUB6523003724147The tragicocomedie of serpents. By1607552002-12202PDCC2003-012003-023R2003-082003-093A2003-092003-102003-11 16632S1087909984444592562240904575AUA6891003714515The triplicitie of triumphes.1591352002-12131APEX2003-022003-033A2003-032003-042003-05 16633S1087969984445192652240908633AUA6895003714519The order, solemnitie, and pompe, o1610332009-11133PDCC2009-112009-123A2009-122010-042011-04 16634S11966899854875203302240932637AUB1484003719108A brief discourse of the most renow1584262005-0585TECH2005-062005-073A2005-072005-102005-12 16636S1081269984381585732264215713AUA6438003714062Llwyd, Humphrey,$d1527-1568.Twyne, Thomas,$d1543-1613.The breuiary of Britayne15731142004-05269APEX2004-052004-063A2004-062004-072004-08 16637S11273899847983130552240851574AUB7537003725161Cambria, ou VVallia.163322004-055PDCC2004-062004-073A2004-072004-102004-11 16641.5S1070189984272374052264183945AUA5846003713470The exercise of a christi15792322000-00453APEX2001-082002-023A2002-022002-032003-11 16641S93988565728901809912240942998[Llyfer plygain sef Christianu ddiaeth].1635902008-03138PDCC2008-102011-083A2011-082012-052012-10 16644.5S2211399608121505042264222267005370896Loarte, Gaspare,$dd. 1578.Parsons, Robert,$d1546-1610.Banister,$cMr.The exercise of a Christian life /$cwritten by G.L. ; being the first ground and foundaion [sic], whence the two treatises appertaining to resolution, were made and framed, by R.P.15941242012-10264APEX2012-112013-013A2013-012013-022014-03 16645.5S12087299856065215832240879948AUB2017003719641The godly garden of Gethsemani15801452009-11162PDCC2009-112010-013A2010-012010-042011-04 16646S1088099984446492792240903039AUA6906003714530Instructions and aduertisements, ho15971282006-11244TECH2006-112007-103A2007-102008-022008-09 16651S100760998365898712240871434AUB3571003721195Christs communion with his church m16401082009-11183PDCC2009-112009-123A2009-122010-042011-04 16652S1087989984445392672240879584AUB6529003724153A divine discovery of sincerity16401242009-11276PDCC2009-112009-123A2009-122010-042011-04 16653S10956399845210100972240855873AUA7410003715034An alarum against vsurers.1584472003-04168TECH2003-052003-103Y2003-102003-122004-03 16654S10956299845209100962248510026AUA7409003715033Catharos. Diogenes in his singulari1591342003-04131APEX2003-052004-113A2004-112005-012005-03 16655S10956499845211100982240886413AUA7411003715035The diuel coniured.1596452003-04193APEX2003-052004-113A2004-112005-012005-03 16656S10956999845216101032264193656AUA7416003715040Euphues shadow, the battaile of the1592522002-06216APEX2002-072002-083R2002-102002-113A2002-112002-122003-01 16657S10956699845213101002240909063AUA7413003715037The famous, true and historicall li1591462003-04184TECH2003-052003-063Y2003-062003-082003-09 16658S10956899845215101022240893541AUA7415003715039A fig for Momus1595362003-0485APEX2003-052004-113A2004-112005-012005-03 16659S11957099854777202212248504002AUC1213003728837The life and death of william Long1593352003-04135APEX2003-052005-023A2005-022005-042005-10 16660S1068839984259272592240873525AUB2751003720375A margarite of America. By T. Lodge1596482003-05202PDCC2003-072003-093A2003-092003-102003-11 16662AS158720229623238542240937537AUB3026003720650Prosopopeia1596642003-04102PDCC2003-052004-013Y2004-012004-022004-03 16662S10957699845223101102248513140AUA7422003715046Phillis: honoured vvith pastorall s1593442003-0494PDCC2003-052004-013A2004-012004-022004-03 16663S1057659984149160772240879581AUA5075003712699Protogenes can know Apelles by his1579252003-0461APEX2003-052004-013A2004-012004-022004-03 16665S11966999854876203312248498105AUB1485003719109Rosalynde. Euphues golden legacie1592612000-00265TECH2001-002001-002R2001-092001-103A2001-102001-112003-01 16674S10963299845279101702264191615AUA7455003715079Scillaes metamorphosis: enterlaced1589252003-0486PDCC2003-052004-013A2004-012004-022004-03 16676S1088079984446292772240926362AUA6904003714528A treatise of the plague1603462003-04175PDCC2003-052003-103A2003-102003-122004-03 16677S10963599845282101732240888516AUA7458003715082VVits miserie, and the vvorlds madn1596592003-05267APEX2003-062003-073A2003-072003-082003-09 16678S10963699845283101742240853035AUA7459003715083The vvounds of ciuill vvar.1594402003-04157PDCC2003-052004-113A2004-112005-012005-03 16679S10957899845225101122240879874AUA7423003715047A looking glasse for London and Eng1594372003-05153PDCC2003-072003-093A2003-092003-102003-11 16683S1033709983912635252248568836AUB5115003722739Come and see. The blisse of brighte1614352003-06107APEX2003-062003-083A2003-082003-102003-11 16685S1028979983865930452264292649AUA3493003711117Loe, William,$dd. 1645.The ioy of Ierusalem1609662007-03116APEX2007-032009-033A2009-032009-092011-04 16686S1041049983984343002240928330AUA3866003711490The kings shoe.1623272003-0688APEX2003-062003-083A2003-082003-102003-11 16688S11991899855124205972240917041AUC1380003729004The merchant reall. Preached by VVi1620582009-11215PDCC2009-112010-013A2010-012010-042011-04 16689S1054019984113056902240866467AUA4780003712404The mysterie of mankind, made into16191782003-06289TECH2003-062003-073A2003-072003-082003-09 16690S1087899984444492552240877598AUA6890003714514Songs of Sion.16201282003-06151APEX2003-062005-023A2005-022005-042005-10 16691S1088139984446892842240892350AUA6910003714534Vox clamantis. Mark 1. 3.1621462003-06150TECH2003-062005-023A2005-022005-042005-10 16694S1088109984446592802240857173AUA6907003714531Cum bono Deo.1624402009-11135PDCC2009-112010-013Y2010-012010-042011-04 16696S1045889984032148112248583065AUA4187003711811Ecclesiastes, othervvise called The15971742004-03588TECH2004-042004-053A2004-052004-072004-08 16697S10964399845290101812248512905AUA7465003715089Sundry Christian passions contained1593642004-03187PDCC2004-052004-063A2004-062004-072004-08 16698S11182299847090121002240944171AUA8611003716235A tracte containing the artes of cu15981822008-08910PDCC2008-112015-083A2015-082022-12 16699S1049089984063851622240892838AUA4411003712035A true relation of the vanquishing1630102009-1125PDCC2009-112010-013A2010-012010-042011-04 16700S1036809983942738462240896994AUA3640003711264The decree for tythes to be payed i154642002-01 16702S1077059984340181322248501561AUA6182003713806The decree for tithes, to be payed158082010-0114PDCC2010-022010-033A2010-032010-042011-04 16704.1S221323152329263022240929831AUC3945003731569By the mayre155012007-088TECH2007-102008-043A2008-042008-092009-03 16704.318843AS110732998990431775112264169784005371297City of London (England).$bCourt of Common Council.Orders taken, and enacted, for orphans and their porcions. anno. M.D.L1 [sic].157572009-1211PDCC2009-122010-023A2010-022010-042011-04 16704.6S11072544920355111652264224423City of London (England).The lawes of the marketteLaws, etc. (Laws of the markette)1562122006-0715APEX2006-082006-103A2006-102007-022007-10 16704.9S391733151177289772240937462AUC6279003733903Wyllyam Cecill knight, high steward156412006-037APEX2006-052007-053A2007-052008-022008-09 16704S10973599845381102782240863104AUA7533003715157The decree for tythes, to bee payde159782010-0114PDCC2010-022010-033Y2010-032010-042011-04 16705.3S437024226060273902240942253AUC4843003732467By the Maior of London156712007-083TECH2007-082007-093A2007-092008-022008-09 16705.7S11073044920356111692264227755The ordre of my Lorde Mayor, the al1568132006-0719TECH2006-082006-093A2006-092007-022007-10 16706.3S301529683064280752240904435AUC5410003733034For the alderman of the warde157212007-083TECH2007-082007-093A2007-092008-022008-09 16707.1S309033142610281492240924163AUC5483003733107Articles to be enquired of, what or157712006-032TECH2006-032006-053A2006-052006-092007-01 16707S1077079984340381342248501566AUA6184003713808By the Mayor.157622013-059PDCC2013-062013-073A2013-072014-032014-10 16708S1055839984131058852240858479AUA4940003712564Orders taken {amp} enacted, for orphans158092010-0916PDCC2010-092010-103A2010-102011-062011-12 16711S278724639304278412240924072The abridgement of an acte of Commo158662006-0913APEX2006-102006-113A2006-112007-022007-10 16712S1087919984444692592264191210AUA6892003714516London (England).$bCourt of Common Council.Orders appointed to be executed in the cittie of London, for setting roges and idle persons to worke, and for releefe of the poore158792010-0930PDCC2010-092010-123A2010-122011-062011-12 16713S12125699856441219902240864873AUC1938003729562An acte of common Councell.158712007-085TECH2007-102008-013A2008-012008-022008-09 16715S1077199984341581472240852069AUA6189003713813Retailing brokers.159532009-0416PDCC2009-052011-093A2011-092012-052012-10 16716S1075939984329280102240952511AUB6236003723860By the Mayor. Orders set dovvne for159542013-0513PDCC2013-062013-073A2013-072014-032014-10 16717S1077239984341981512240901429AUA6190003713814The lavves of the market.1595102013-0515PDCC2013-062013-073A2013-072014-032014-10 16719816.m.14[64]S102910998913071855172240906854City of London (England).$bLord Mayor.By the Maior. : Orders set downe for Blackewelhall.160422014-0114PDCC2014-012014-083A2014-082015-032016-02 16721S120162998553621771812240917080City of London (England).$bCourt of Aldermen.By the Maior. Orders set down by the right Honorable, Sir Iohn VVatts Knight, Lord Maior of this citty of London with the co[n]sent of the aldermen his brethren concerning the rates of cariages with cartes within this cittie and borough of Southwarke : at the Guild Hall the xxv. day of Nouember. 1606. & the same to continue vntill the feast of S. Michail th'archangell next ensuing. And then to be further considered of as shalbe thought expedient.Acts & Orders. 1606160632014-018PDCC2014-012014-033A2014-032015-032016-02 16722S1029139983867330602248593007AUA3496003711120By the Mayor.160632009-0411PDCC2009-052010-063A2010-062011-062011-12 16723.5S437124226795273942240917087AUC4847003732471Orders conceiued and agreed to be p160832006-0311TECH2006-032006-053A2006-052006-092007-01 16723S122108998572601780802240894583City of London (England).$bCourt of Common Council.Orders conceiued and thought fit, asvvell by the Lord Maior of the City of London and the aldermen his brethren, as by the iustices of peace in the countie of Middlesex, the borough of Southwarke, and county of Surrey to be obserued within their seuerall limits respectiuely, in the time of the infection of the plague, (if it shall so please Almighty God) : for suppression and preuention of the dispersing thereof, according to the statute in that behalfe made in Parliament in the first yeare of the raigne of our soueraigne lord King Iames.Acts & Orders. 1608160822014-0112PDCC2014-012014-033A2014-032015-032016-02 16724.5S125086998989231510352240897309005371539City of London (England).$bCourt of Common Council.Craven, William,$cSir,$d1548?-1618.Commune Conciliu[m] tentum in camera Guildhald ciuit. London, vicesimo primo die Ianuarij, anno regni Dom. nostri Iacobi :$bdei gratia, Angliæ, Franciæ, & Hib. Regis, fidei defensor. &c. octauo, & Scotiæ xliiij. Cora[m] Willielmo Crauen Milite Maiore Ciuit. Lon. ... An acte for reformation of apparell to be vvorne by prentices, and maid-seruants vvithin the citty of London, and the liberties thereof.161132009-0422PDCC2009-052011-093A2011-092012-052012-10 16724S104909998406391771822240897009City of London (England).$bCourt of Common Council.The length of a colliers sacke, one yard and a halfe Acts & Orders. 1609160912014-011PDCC2014-012014-033A2014-032015-032016-02 16725.3S133622134190251232240895976AUC2967003730591Where, in all well-gouerned kingdom161332009-0412PDCC2009-052010-063A2010-062011-062011-12 16725.7S124567998991791506902240864781005371222City of London (England).$bCorporation.Sir Iohn Iolles, Knight.I.I. By the Major :$bWhereas diuers good acts and ordinances haue heeretofore bene made, aswell by publique proclamations, as other waies: for the restraning the great abuses daily committed and vsed in brewing and vttering of extraordinary strong ale and beere, of fifteene shillings and sixteene shillings the barrell, in such vnvsuall and strange manner, ... as is fit to be reformed: ... which in no wise is to bee suffered.161512008-086PDCC2008-092009-083A2009-082009-092011-04 16725S278824639681278422240925500Commune consilium tentum in camera161212007-088TECH2007-102008-023A2008-022008-092009-03 16727.1S125087999003651510362240891933005371540City of London (England).$bLord Mayor.By the Maior. A proclamation for the reformation of abuses, in the Gaole of Nevv-gate161732009-046PDCC2009-052010-043A2010-042011-062011-12 16727.3S125088998989241510372240897161005371541City of London (England).$bCourt of Common Council.Commune concilium tentum die veneris primo die Iunij, anno Regni Regis Henrici octaui, &c. decimo octauo :$bin præsentia Iohannis Allen Maioris, Gulielmi Butler militis, Iohannis Milborne militis, ... At this common councell, it is agreed, granted, ordained, and enacted, that if hereafter any free-man or freewoman of this citie, take any apprentice, ...161712013-053PDCC2013-062013-073A2013-072014-032014-10 16727.5S100321998361651763302264222920England and Wales.$bPrivy Council.Rowe, William,$cSir,$dd. 1593.An order to be published and executed by the Lord Maior of the citie of London : and other officers in all places within three miles of the sayd citie, for auoyding of all kinde of beggars that doe wander about contrary to the laws and statues of the realme.161812013-104PDCC2013-112014-013A2014-012014-032014-10 16727.7S133722134228251242248511585AUC2968003730592By the major162012007-083TECH2007-082007-093A2007-092008-022008-09 16728.3S133822134502251272240945487AUC2971003730595Commune Concilium tentum in Camera162122013-057PDCC2013-062013-073A2013-072014-032014-10 16728.5S1339221346051784962240906205City of London (England).Commune Concilium tentum in Camera Guildhald ciuitatis London, decimo nono die Iunij, anno regni Dom. nostri Iacobi nune regis Angliæ ... : whereas by a Common Councell holden the ninth day of Aprill, in the seuen and thirtieth yeare of the reigne of our late Soueraigne Ladie, Queene Elizabeth, an act was made, for the preuention of theft ... by establishing a registry to bee kept, of all the bargaines, contracts, sales, pawnes of plates jewels, goods ...162232014-0117PDCC2014-012014-033A2014-032015-032016-02 16728.7816.m.14[65]S123820998926471855182269047063City of London (England).$bCourt of Common Council.E. B. M. Commune Concilium tentum in Camera Guildhald, Ciuit. London, tertio die Octobris, anno regni Domini nostri Iacobi, : Dei gratia, Angliæ, Franciæ, & Hiberniæ, regis fidei defensoris, &c. vicesimo, & Scotiæ quinquagesimo sexto. ... Whereas Blackwell-Hall anciently hath beene, and is a common market place, principally instituted and ordained for clothiers, ...162222014-015PDCC2014-012014-083A2014-082015-032016-02 16728.9S125090999003661510392240877761005371543City of London (England).$bCourt of Common Council.An act of the Common Councell, concerning the preseruation and clensing of the riuer of Thames :$bmade the eight and twentith day of September, in the thirtieth yeere of our Soueraigne Lord King Henrie the eight.162312008-086PDCC2008-092009-083A2009-082009-092011-04 16728S100308998361531763312240868266City of London (England).$bCourt of Aldermen.The order of my Lord Maior, the Aldermen, and the Sheriffs, for their meetings, and wearing of their apparell throughout the whole yeere Acts & Orders. 1621.1621152014-0122PDCC2014-012014-043A2014-042015-032016-02 16729.1S328733143268283462240925528AUC5667003733291Orders to be vsed in the time of th162522006-0315APEX2006-042006-053A2006-052006-092007-01 16729.2S372833150860287872240910719AUC6101003733725By the major162512006-034PDCC2006-052006-093A2006-092007-022007-10 16729.3S328633143267283452240925483AUC5666003733290Orders heertofore conceiued and agr162532006-0313PDCC2006-052006-093A2006-092007-022007-10 16729.4S125091998989261510402240900746005371544City of London (England).$bCourt of Aldermen.[The order of my Lord Mayor, the alderman, and the sheriffs for their meetings]162582010-0112PDCC2010-022010-033Y2010-032010-042011-04 16729.5S125092998989271510412240892217005371545City of London (England).$bCourt of Common Council.Leman, John,$cSir,$d1544-1632.Commune concilium tentum in camera Guildhald ciuitatis London octauo die Octobris, anno regni Dom nostri Iacobi Dei gratia Angliæ, Scotiæ, Franciæ, & Hibern', regis fidei defensoris &c. :$bviz. Angliæ, Franciæ & Hiberniæ decimo quinto, & Scotiæ quinquagesimo primo, coram Johanne Leman milite, Maiore ciuitatis præd', ... Whereas of late yeares much question and controuersie hath happened amongst the inquests in diuers wards of this city, ...162812013-054PDCC2013-062017-043A2017-042022-12 16729.7S125093999003671510422240891622005371546City of London (England).$bCourt of Common Council.Bowles, George,$cLord Mayor of London.Commune concilium tentum in camera Guildhald ciuitatis London decimo sexto die Decembris, anno regni Dom' nostri Iacobi Dei gratia Angliæ, Scotiæ, Franciæ, & Hibern', Regis fidei defensoris &c. :$bviz. Angliæ, Franciæ & Hiberniæ decimo quinto, & Scotiæ quinquagesimo primo, coram Georgio Bolles Maiore ciuitatis præd', ... For the glory of God, and for the better ordering of the businesse that falls incidently on the day of S. Thomas the Apostle, ...162812012-123PDCC2012-122013-023A2013-022014-032014-10 16729.9S124101998989411510432240892132005371354City of London (England).$bCourt of Common Council.Commune concilium tentum in camera Guild-Hall ciuitatis London septimo die Aprilis, anno Regni Domini nostri Iacobi dei gratia Angliæ, Scotiæ, Franciæ, & Hiberniæ, Regis fidei defensoris &c. :$bviz. Angliæ, Franciæ & Hiberniæ decimo nono, & Scotiæ quinquagesimo quarto, coram Francisco Iones milite, Maiore ciuitatis prædict, Heanagio Finch Armigero, recordatore eiusdem ciuitatis, Thoma Bennet milite, Thoma Low milite, ... Roberto Ducy eiusdem ciuitatis vice-comibus, necnon maiore parte communiariorum dictæ ciuitatis existent assemblant &c. An act for the reformation of the negligences of constables, and of the abuses and misdemeanors of apprentises, carmen, and others, and for the better apprehension of the offendors.162812013-05 16730.5S221423152624263042240906241AUC3946003731570The order of my Lord Mayor, the ald1629192013-0529PDCC2013-062013-073A2013-072014-032014-10 16731.5S307533142561281342248554165AUC5468003733092An act for the charitable reliefe a163022006-0311TECH2006-032006-053A2006-052006-092007-01 16731.7S124270998989461510452240870543005371359City of London (England).$bLord Mayor.By the Mayor. We charge and command you, that vpon S. Thomas day the Apostle next comming, you doe hold your wardmote :$band that you haue afore vs at our generall Court of Aldermen to bee holden in the Guildhal, the Munday next after the feast of the Epiphany next comming, ...163032009-0420PDCC2009-052011-093A2011-092012-052012-10 16731S372933150863287882240897572AUC6102003733726By the mayor163012006-034TECH2006-032006-053A2006-052006-092007-01 16732816.m.14[66]S102926998913081855192240923010City of London (England).$bCourt of Common Council.Commune concilium tentum in camera Guihald. : Ciuit' London, vicesimo di Iulii anno regni Regis Caroli Angliæ &c. septimo, coram Roberto Ducie mil' & Baron. Maiore ciuitatis London, Thoma Middleton mil' & Aldermanno ciuit' London, Nicholao Raynton, Rad. Freeman, Thoma Moulson, Rolando Heyling, Roberto Parkhurst, Iohan' Poole, Christoph. Cletherow, Rich. Fenn Aldermaniis, Mauritio Abbot mil'& Aldermanno, Henr' Garway, Rolando Backhouse, Aldermannis, VVillielmo Acton mil' & Baronett. ac Aldermanno, Humfrido Smith, & Edmundo VVright eiusdem ciuitatis Aldermannis, Anthonio Abdy & Roberto Cambell eiusdem ciuitatis Vicecomitib', ac maiore parte Communiariorum de Commune Concilio eiusdem ciuitatis assemblat. An act of Common Councell touching bringing of commodities to Blackwel-hall and Leaden-hall.163132014-0117PDCC2014-012014-033A2014-032015-032016-02 16733.3S125095998988451510462240875752005371548City of London (England).$bLord Mayor.Orders devised and agreed upon by the Right Honourable the Lord Mayor and Court of Aldermen of the citie of London, the seventh day of march, 1632. for and concerning the good government of the gaole of Newgate163312008-085PDCC2008-112008-123A2008-122009-022009-10 16733.7S120164246404341786282264215573005370768City of London (England).$bLord Mayor.By the Mayor :$bwhereas the right honourable the Lords of His Maiesties most honourable Priuy Councell ... finding that the said abuse hath appeared in nothing more than in the excessiue rates of poultry ...163412008-083PDCC2008-112008-123A2008-122009-022009-10 16736.5S124271998989471510482240900558005371360The articles of the charge of the vvardmote enquest163532009-0425PDCC2009-052010-063Y2010-062011-062011-12 16737.7S125097999003691510502248516994005371550City of London (England).$bCourt of Common Council.Jones, Francis.Commune concilium tentum in camera Guild-hall, civitatis London, tricesimo primo Augusti, anno Regni Domini nostri, Jacobi nunc Regis, Angliæ, Franciæ, & Hibern. fidei defensor. &c. decimo nono :$bCoram Francisco Jones milite, Majore Civitat. London, ... Forasmuch as the due execution of the place and office of constable hath of late beene more neglected then heretofore, ...164032009-046PDCC2009-052010-043A2010-042011-062011-12 16739.5S279024641935278442240925767AUC5206003732830A true report of all the burials an160312007-0817TECH2007-082007-103Y2007-102008-022008-09 16740.5S125099999003701510522240887777005371552Worshipful Company of Parish Clerks.1602. 1603. A true report of all the burials and christnings within the Citie of London and the liberties thereof, from the 23. of December, 1602 to the 22. of December, 1603 :$bVVhereunto is added the number of euery seuerall parish, from the 14. of Iuly, to the 22. of December, aswell within the Citie of London, and the liberties thereof, as in other parishes in the skirts of the citie and out of the freedome, adioyning to the Citie: according to the report made to the Kings most Excellent Maiestie, by the Company of Parish Clearkes of the same citie.162512008-0818PDCC2008-092008-113A2008-112009-022009-10 16740S90423021730260922240950114AUC3771003731395A true report of all the burials an162512007-0828TECH2007-102007-113A2007-112008-022008-09 16741.7S125100998988481510532248529006005371553Worshipful Company of Parish Clerks.A generall or great bill for this yeere :$bof the whole number of burials, which haue beene buried of all diseases, and also of the plague in the citie of Westminster, Lambeth, Newington, Stepney, Hackney and Islington: from Thursday the 30. of December, 1624. to Thursday the 22. of December, 1625. According to the report made by the parish clarkes of the said parishes.162512008-0827PDCC2008-102011-093A2011-092012-052012-10 16741S12402524642088278452240925749AUC5207003732831A generall or great bill for this y162512007-0812TECH2007-082010-043A2010-042011-062011-12 16742S279224642272278462240914811AUC5208003732832A generall bill for this present ye162922012-0515APEX2012-052012-063A2012-062013-022014-03 16743.1S279424642836278482240924135AUC5209003732833A generall bill for 8 vveeks160312007-0810TECH2007-102010-073A2010-072011-062011-12 16743.2S437224227514273962240939749AUC4849003732473A True bill of the whole number tha160312003-0215PDCC2003-032003-043A2003-042003-062003-07 16743.3S125101998988491510542248526836005371554Worshipful Company of Parish Clerks.A true bill of the vvhole number that hath died :$bin the cittie of London, the citty of VVestminster, the citty of Norwich, and diuers other places, since the time this last sicknes of the plague began in either of them, to this present month of October the 20. day, 1603. With a relation of many visitations by the plague, in sundry other forraine countries.160312008-0817PDCC2008-102011-093A2011-092012-052012-10 16743.7S134022134775251292240921714AUC2972003730596[Bill of mortality]162112007-086TECH2007-102008-013Y2008-012008-022008-09 16743S158820229671278472264179946A Generall bill for this present yeere, ending the 16 of December 1630 / according to the report made to the Kings Most Excellent Ma[jes]tie by the Company of the Parish Clerks of London, &c.163112007-0814TECH2007-102010-073A2010-072011-062011-12 16744.5S134122134941251302240896044AUC2973003730597[The Diseases and casualties this w163522012-0714PDCC2012-072013-103A2013-102014-032014-10 16744S1029409983869930872248585961AUA3502003711126The generall bil for this whole vve162512007-0811TECH2007-102010-073A2010-072011-062011-12 16747S1087999984445492682240870335AUA6897003714521A breefe discourse, declaring and a1584252012-0655PDCC2012-072012-083A2012-082013-022014-03 16751C.20.f.7[58]30042998922921829522264199040A courtly new ballad of the princely wooing of the faire maid of London, by King Edward : To the tune of, Bonny sweet Robbin.164012008-087PDCC2008-112008-123A2008-122009-022009-10 16753S1054049984113256922248578004AUA4781003712405Lachrym{aelig} Londinenses: or, Lon1626262006-0286TECH2006-022006-083Y2006-082006-092007-01 16754S12209099857242229342240885949AUB2539003720163A larum for London, or The siedge o1602262003-04101TECH2003-052004-013A2004-012004-022004-03 16755.5BR f 821.04 B49[50]998928781823092240926708[Londons affright.] : [...] pitty, to all people that shall heare of it in [...]ull fire that hapned on London-Bridge, the 11. [...] To the tune of, Aime not too high.163312008-086PDCC2008-112008-123A2008-122009-022009-10 16755S279624646668278502240925772AUC5211003732835London looke backe at that yeare of1630102002-1233PDCC2003-012003-023A2003-022003-042003-05 16756.5S12456820085998991801506912264169781005371223Londons lotterie :$bwith an incouragement to the furtherance thereof for the good of Virginia, and the benefite of this our natiue countrie, wishing good fortune to all that venture in the same[.] To the tune of Lusty Gallant.161212008-088PDCC2008-112008-123A2008-122009-022009-10 16758.3S12456920086999002841506922248515533005371224Londons ordinarie, or euery man in his humour :$bTo a pleasant new tune.163012008-085PDCC2008-112008-123A2008-122009-022009-10 16758C.20.f.7[212]30153998922931830312240926880Londons ordinarie, or Euery man in his humour : To a pleasant new tune.1628-1929?12008-084PDCC2008-092009-083A2009-082009-092011-04 16759S1029459983870430922240876558AUA3504003711128London tryacle1612142006-0347PDCC2006-072007-063A2007-062008-022008-09 16761.3S12457020088998991811506932264169807005371225A merry progresse to London to see fashions :$bby a young country gallant, that had more money then witte. To the tune of, Riding to Rumford.161512008-086PDCC2008-112008-123A2008-122009-022009-10 16762.5S125102999003711510552240887940005371555The othe of euery free man :$bof the Citie of London.158012008-082PDCC2008-112008-123A2008-122009-022009-10 16762S1055859984131258872240852003AUA4942003712566The othe of euery free man.158012007-082TECH2007-082007-093A2007-092008-022008-09 16763.3S12314438160719293072240932704AUC6576003734200The othe of every free man, of the159512007-082TECH2007-082007-093A2007-092008-022008-09 16763.5S124571999002851506942240887898005371226The oath of euery free man, of the Citie of London160512008-082PDCC2008-112009-043A2009-042009-092011-04 16763Huth 50[47]998928921823622240931679The othe of euerie free man, of the city of London.Oath of a free-man.159012008-082PDCC2008-112009-043A2009-042009-092011-04 16764.3S125103998988501510562240910865005371556The oath of euery free-man :$bof the City of London.161012008-082PDCC2008-112009-043A2009-042009-092011-04 16764.5S437524231866274082248537779AUC4861003732485The Oath of euery free-man of the c162812007-082TECH2007-082007-093A2007-092008-022008-09 16764.7S125104998988511510572240897125005371557The oath of euery free-man :$bof this Citie of London.163412008-082PDCC2008-112009-043A2009-042009-092011-04 16764S1029469983870530932240898760AUA3505003711129The oath of euery free-man161012007-082TECH2007-082007-093R2020-012022-12 16767S1087939984444892612264197434AUA6893003714517Grocers' Company (London, England)A profitable and necessarie discourse, for the meeting with the bad garbelling of spices, vsed in these dayes1592492007-11135APEX2007-112007-123A2007-122008-022008-09 16768.10S336733143373284262240893411AUC5743003733367To the most honorable assembly of t162412007-085TECH2007-082007-093R2020-012022-12 16768.12S125106998988521510592240910808005371559To the Honourable House of Commons assembled in Parliament :$bThe humble petition of the master, wardens, assistants, and company of brewers in London, and within foure miles compasse of the same citie.162112008-084PDCC2008-092009-083A2009-082009-092011-04 16768.14S437624232393274092240908349AUC4862003732486Worshipfull, the cause of your repa163012007-083TECH2007-082007-093A2007-092008-022008-09 16768.16S124121998989431510602240891557005371356To the most honorable assemblie the Commons House of Parliament, the humble petition of the English brokers lawfully admitted to deale betweene marchants in London162112008-085PDCC2008-092009-083A2009-082009-092011-04 16768.18S331733143316283762240925718AUC5696003733320Reasons tendred by the Free Butcher162412006-126APEX2007-012007-023A2007-022008-022008-09 16768.22S306729905408281272240925617AUC5461003733085To the most hon[ble] assemblie of t162112007-083TECH2007-082007-093A2007-092008-022008-09 16768.24Harl.7614[118]998925461889062264199039To the most honourable assembly of the house of Commons of the High Court of Parliament. The humble petition of thousands of carpenters, bricklayers, : smithes, plaisterers, glasiers, painters, and other handicrafts men in and about the citie of London and Westminster with the Suburbs.162122014-012PDCC2014-012014-023A2014-022014-032014-10 16768.26Harl.7614[119]998925471889072264197613Arguments and reasons mentioned in the petition unto the right honourable assembly of the Commons house in Parliament, exhibited by thousands of carpenters, smithes, plaisterers, glasiers, painters, and other handicrafts men. : Declaring, first why houses ought to be repaired in the citties of London and Westminster with the suburbes. Secondly, also why forefronts in new building in the said citties and suburbes ought to bee done with timber, and not with stone and bricke, howbeit notwithstanding former proclamations to that effect: whereby it may iustly appeare the Kings Maiesty hath beene abused, and the citties of London and Westminster likewise greatly wronged. First, for reparing. Secondly, for forefronts of timber.162122014-019PDCC2014-012014-033A2014-032015-032016-02 16768.28S336333143368284222248550392AUC5739003733363To the most honorable assembly of t162412006-074TECH2006-082006-093A2006-092007-022007-10 16768.30S125107998988531510612240910813005371560To the Right Honourable, and Right Worshipfull, the Knights and Burgesses of the Lower Howse of Parliament: the humble petition of the artizan cloth-workers of London162112008-083PDCC2008-092009-083A2009-082009-092011-04 16768.4S125105999003721510582240877866005371558To the most Honourable House of Commons, commonly called, the Lower House of Parliament. The humble petition of the masters or gouernors of the mysterie and comminaltie of barbers and chirurgions of London162412008-083PDCC2008-092009-083A2009-082009-092011-04 16768.6S319233143133282512248557617AUC5575003733199A Generall note of the prises for b161912007-0814TECH2007-102010-083A2010-082011-062011-12 16768.8S336433143369284232248550501AUC5740003733364To the most honorable assembly of t162112006-053TECH2006-052006-063A2006-062006-092007-01 16769.5S1088142315318092852264190457Royal College of Physicians of London.Certain necessary directions, aswell for the cure of the plague as for preuenting the infection; : with many easie medicines of small charge, very profitable to His Maiesties subiects / set downe by the Colledge of Physicians by the Kings Maiesties speciall command ; with sundry orders thought meet by His Maiestie, and his Priuie Councell, to be carefully executed for preuention of the plague ; also certaine select statutes commanded by His Maiestie to be put in execution by all iustices, and other officers of the peace throughout the realme ; together with His Maiesties proclamation for further direction therein, and a decree in Starre-Chamber, concerning buildings and in-mates.1636772006-03180TECH2006-032006-053A2006-052006-092007-01 16771S1029499983870830962240873178AUB2725003720349The Kings medicines for the plague1636122006-0322APEX2006-052006-093Y2006-092007-022007-10 16776.10S302329689801280832240897359AUC5418003733042Iohn by the prouidence of God Bisho158612007-082TECH2007-082007-093A2007-092008-022008-09 16776.12S134222135174251312240946870AUC2974003730598To all and euery the ministers, chu161112003-034APEX2003-042003-053A2003-052003-062003-07 16776.14S389233151140289522240919085AUC6254003733878To my very louing brethren the mini162712007-083TECH2007-082007-093A2007-092008-022008-09 16776.2S94015766984701842652240861615Company of Cooks (London, England)You shall by true to our soveraigne Lord James : ... you shall be obedient to the maisters, or gouernors and wardens of this Company ...162012013-062PDCC2013-062017-043A2017-042022-12 16776.4S125108999003731510622240891972005371561An abstract of the grieuances of the poore clerkes of his Maiesties custome-house London :$bby reason of letters pattents lately obtained for the erecting of a new office called the office of clerke of the bils in all his Maiesties custome-houses of England, contained likewise in briefe in a petition by them exhibited vnto this honorable assembly: as also relating the grieuances and inconueniences that do arise thereby to many merchants and tradesmen of the Citie of London: as by certificates vnder the hands of neare three hundred of them (annexed to the said petition) may appeare: viz.162112008-089PDCC2008-092009-083A2009-082009-092011-04 16776.6S125109998988541510632240889820005371562An abstract of the grieuances of the maister, vvardens and commonaltie [sic] of the cutlers, paynter-stainers, and book-binders of the Cittie of London :$band consequently of all England concerning the pattent or charter of sole making of gold and siluer foliat and the proclamation prohibiting the importation of any into this kingdome, conteyned likewise in briefe in a petition exhibited into the Commons house of Parliament. viz.162112008-088PDCC2008-092009-083A2009-082009-092011-04 16776.8S383133151053288902240937520AUC6198003733822Instructions for the ministers and163012007-083TECH2007-082007-093A2007-092008-022008-09 16777.14S124125998989441510652240900683005371357The ansvver of the gold-beaters of London, to the grieuances exhibited by the cutlers :$bpainters, and booke-binders, against them and their charter of incorporation.162122012-0511PDCC2012-052012-063Y2012-062013-022014-03 16777.2S311433142672281732248547445AUC5505003733129The briefe contents of the bill exh162112006-109APEX2006-102006-113A2006-112007-022007-10 16777.4S336833143375284272240919467AUC5744003733368To the most honourable assembly of162112007-083TECH2007-082007-093R2020-012022-12 16777.6S336533143370284242240925508AUC5741003733365To the most honorable assembly of t162112007-083TECH2007-082007-093A2007-092008-022008-09 16777.8S125111998988551510642240894478005371563To the honourable knights, citizens, and burgesses, of the Commons House of Parliament :$bthe humble petition as well, of diuers merchants and citizens of London that vse buying and selling of fustians made in England, as of the makers of the same fustians.162112008-086PDCC2008-092008-113A2008-112009-022009-10 16777S11398499849212143502240901747AUA9640003717264The distiller of London.1639392010-0396PDCC2010-032010-043A2010-042011-062011-12 16778.12S305229900265281122248550756AUC5446003733070[A Prayer to be said by the poor of160312007-082TECH2007-082007-093A2007-092008-022008-09 16778.2S123627999003151510662240874234005371342To the most honorable assembly the Commons house of Parliament. The humble petition of diuers hott-pressers of London162112008-082PDCC2008-092008-113A2008-112009-022009-10 16778.4S124109998989421510672240864749005371355To the right honourable assembly of the Commons House of Parliament. The reasons mouing the hot-pressers to draw themselues into an orderly forme of gouernement under his Maiesties gracious protection162112008-088PDCC2008-092008-113A2008-112009-022009-10 16778S1035699983932037282240862901AUB5233003722857Den wirdigen vnd vursichtigen heren152612007-088TECH2007-102008-013A2008-012008-022008-09 16779.10S1029439983870230902240878355AUA3503003711127The briefe of the ministers bill fo162122012-065PDCC2012-072013-103A2013-102014-032014-10 16779.12S305729900279281172240925649AUC5451003733075To the Kinges most excellent Majest160512007-087TECH2007-082007-093A2007-092008-022008-09 16779.4Harl.7614[116]S123629998925451889052264199636A briefe of the Act for the reliefe of the marchants of the estaple. .162422014-012PDCC2014-012014-023A2014-022014-032014-10 16779.8Harl.7617[87]S124001998928171872932240929103Wooll being the cheife comoditie of this kingdome, : it is thought good for this common weale, to aduance it to the highest rate that conueniently it may bee.162112014-013PDCC2014-012014-023A2014-022014-032014-10 16779S1039239983966541062240878364AUA3785003711409The case of the Company of Merchant166712007-082TECH2007-082007-093A2007-092008-022008-09 16782S100296998361411763332240882746England and Wales.Elyot, Thomas,$cMaister.Nogey, Thomas.Hawke, Thomas.Anno. IIII. Henrici octaui. These be the statutes established in diuerse Parliamentes for the mistery of ye pewterers of London : and concerninge the searche of pewter, brasse, and vntrue beames [and] weightes, [and] for deceiuable hawkers, with diverse other orders [and] redresses to be had in the saide mystery, with the renewinge [and?] confirminge of the same statutes.Public General Acts. Selections: Pewterers.1589122013-1036PDCC2013-112014-023A2014-022014-032014-10 16783.5S134322135681251322240908489AUC2975003730599An extract of part of the Kings Mai161912007-084TECH2007-082007-093R2020-012022-12 16783S1077299984342581572240863068AUA6192003713816Anno quarto Henrici octaui. These b1593122009-0336PDCC2009-042010-013A2010-012010-042011-04 16784S108815998444701786542264193979The merchants new-royall-exchaunge : framed at Roan, and brought ouer to be set vp in England. Or, A law-booke for English merchants.1604502014-0195PDCC2014-012014-033A2014-032015-032016-02 16785.7S312833143008281872248545443AUC5518003733142By the master, wardens and assistan162112007-086TECH2007-082007-093A2007-092008-022008-09 16785S11402099849248143862240875881AUB8150003725774[Charter to Shipwrights company].1612362006-12164TECH2006-122007-073Y2007-072008-022008-09 16786.10S123628998990071510702240874212005371343Stationers' Company (London, England)To the Honourable House of Commons assembled in Parliament. An abstract of the generall grieuances of the poore free-men and iourney-men printers oppressed :$band kept in seruile bondage all their liues by the vnlawfull ordinances of the master and wardens of the Company, which they fortifie only by a warrant dormant.162112008-087PDCC2008-092008-113A2008-112009-022009-10 16786.12S306029900286281202240924023AUC5454003733078Vicesimo octavo Ianuarij, 1611. non161212007-086TECH2007-082007-093A2007-092008-022008-09 16786.14S125115998988571510712240900624005371566Worshipful Company of Tylers and Bricklayers, London.1570. The book of ordinances belonging to the Company of Tylers and Brick-Layers incorporated within the city of London :$bvvhich ordinances have been perused, allowed, ratified, and confirmed by the Right Honourable, Sir Nicholas Bacon Knight, lord keeper of the Great Seal of England; William Marquess of Winchester, lord high treasurer of England, and Sir Robert Catlyn Knight, lord chief justice of the Kings-Bench, by their writing under their hands and seals, bearing date the fourteenth day of July, in the thirteenth year of the reign of our Sovereign Lady Queen Elizabeth.1640112012-0532APEX2012-062012-083A2012-082013-022014-03 16786.16S306629905401281262240919447AUC5460003733084That the statute of 17 Edwardi 4, m162112007-084TECH2007-082007-093A2007-092008-022008-09 16786.18S12161699856788224152240904470AUC2024003729648[ ] admissus fuit in libertatem com163612007-080TECH2007-102008-013A2008-012008-022008-09 16786.6S125114998988561510692240899146005371565Stationers' Company (London, England)To the right honourable the house of Commons assembled in Parliament. The humble petition of Thomas Man ...162112008-083PDCC2008-112009-043A2009-042009-092011-04 16786S100310998361554092248525411AUB3410003721034Societie of Armes, Citizens, and Inhabitants of the Citie of London.Orders established, condiscended, and agreed vnto by the Societie of armes, citizens, and inhabitants of the Citie of London1616482011-07135PDCC2011-072016-033A2016-032022-12 16787.10S125118998988041510742240864723005371569Hopkins, Edward,$dfl. 1621.To the honorable assembly of the Commons house of Parliament, and to the committees, for grieuances of the same house. The humble petition of Edward Hopkins, William Barwell, Iohn Bellamy, Robert Vilet, Iohn Walter, Robert Wright, and other wharfingers in and neere the Cittie of London162112008-085PDCC2008-092008-113A2008-112009-022009-10 16787.12S125119998988051510752240906311005371570Company of Woodmongers (London, England)To the honorable assembly of the Commons house of Parliament, and to the committees for grieuances of the same house: the answere of the master, wardens and fellowship of woodmongers, London, to the complaint of some few wharfingers and others, whereof, some are forraine, and some free of the same citie162112008-086PDCC2008-092008-113A2008-112009-022009-10 16787.2S300529649883280652240924179AUC5400003733024The prices of fares and passages to155582010-0114PDCC2010-022010-033Y2010-032010-042011-04 16787.6S125116998988021510722240892193005371567Watermen's Company (London, England)The prices and rates that euerye perticuler person ovveth to pay for his fayre or passage, vnto watermen, or whyrrymen :$bfrom Londo[n] to Grauesende, and likewise from Grauesende to London, and to euery commen landyng place, betwene the sayd two places, and the rates and pryces also of an hole fare in a whyrye, tylte bote, or tyde bote, to and from any of the said places hereafter breyfelye appeareth.155512008-083PDCC2008-112009-043A2009-042009-092011-04 16787.8S125117998988031510732240904396005371568To the honorable assembly of the Commons House of Parliament :$band to the committie for grieuances of the same house. The humble petition of the whole companie of the poore Water-Tankerd-bearers of the Citie of London, and the suburbs thereof, they and their families being 4000 in number, liuing and releeued thereby. Robert Tardy water-bearer in the name and behalf of the rest followes this petition.162112008-087PDCC2008-092008-113A2008-112009-022009-10 16787.9S221723155388263102240946744AUC3950003731574This indenture witn[e]sseth that [b161512007-080TECH2007-082007-093R2020-012022-12 16790S1040909983983042852240935650AUA3857003711481Ioannis Longlondi Dei gratia Lincol15271152004-08536PDCC2004-102007-073A2007-072008-022008-09 16795S1037249983946938952240904264AUA3663003711287A sermo[n]d [sic] spoken before the1536462004-08142PDCC2004-102004-113A2004-112005-012005-03 16796S1037259983947038962248592619AUA3664003711288A sermonde made before the kynge hi1538422004-08159PDCC2004-102004-113A2004-112005-012005-03 16798S1088179984447292882248527438AUA6912003714536The lamentatle [sic] death of the E162152013-076PDCC2013-072013-093A2013-092014-032014-10 16799S10963999845286101772240863149AUA7462003715086A pleasant commodie, called Looke a1600452013-07227PDCC2013-082013-103A2013-102014-032014-10 16801.7S323733143210282962240925780AUC5618003733242A Looking-glasse for city and count163012006-0211TECH2006-022006-033A2006-032006-042006-06 16802.3S12457220106998991821506952264169849005371227A looking-glasse, for murtherers and blasphemers :$bwherein they [see] Gods iudgement showne vpon a keeper neere Enfield C[hase] desperately shot at a man that intended to haue stolne deere, ... was done on Monday night, the xii. day of Iune, being the same day [the] tempest was in London. The the tune of Iasper Cunningha[m.]162612008-085PDCC2008-112009-043A2009-042009-092011-04 16802S12038399855582210812240858656AUC1566003729190A looking glasse for drunkards: or,1627122014-0426PDCC2014-052015-043A2015-042022-12 16804S119182998543891763342264222966Loper, Christian.Laniena Pasvvalcensis: that is, A tragicall relation of the plundring, butchering, ravishing of the vvemen : and fyreing of the towne of Pasewalke in Pomerland, situated vpon the riuer called the Vcker, written by one which escaped out of that towne to his friend in Penkum, lying not farre from that place, dated the 12. of September 1630. VVherein is layd open to the vvorld, the most in humaine, and horrible insolences, yea the more then barbarous crueltie, and tirrannie committed in that towne by the Emperours officers, souldiers, and crabats, whereof the like was neuer read in any historie comparable to it. First translated out of high Dutch into Nether dutch according to the copie printed at Stralesound by Austin Ferberne, and now translated into English.163192014-0129PDCC2014-012014-043A2014-042015-032016-02 16805S1088209984447592912240866527AUA6915003714539A report of the kingdome of Congo,15971262004-05411TECH2004-052004-063A2004-062004-072004-08 16806S1088259984447992952264196981AUB2767003720391Castanheda, Fernão Lopes de,$dd. 1559.Lichefield, Nicholas.The first booke of the historie of the discouerie and conquest of the East Indias, enterprised by the Portingales, in their daungerous nauigations, in the time of King Don Iohn, the second of that name15821702006-06780TECH2006-062007-063A2007-062008-022008-09 16807S1089209984457294002240882022AUA6981003714605The pleasant historie of the conque15782112009-10817PDCC2009-112009-123R2010-082010-093A2010-092011-062011-12 16809S1088299984448393002240936796AUA6919003714543The prouerbes of the noble and woor15791252005-05286TECH2005-052005-063Y2005-062005-102005-12 16811S11274099847985130572240851607AUB7539003725163Discourses of vvarre, and single co1631352003-06144TECH2003-062003-073R2020-012022-12 16812S12313122136328251342240939924AUC2977003730601A treatie of the churche15812132009-11559PDCC2009-112009-123A2009-122010-042011-04 16813S1033779983913335322264173174AUB5122003722746An excellent and plaine discourse o15822112011-10553PDCC2011-102011-123A2011-122012-052012-10 16814.5S221923156289263142264190734AUC3954003731578A Godly and short treatise vpon the1580232011-0741PDCC2011-082011-113A2011-112012-052012-10 16814S100436998362761763362248547327Chapelin, George,$db. 1557 or 8.A familiar and Christian instruction : Containing a collection of diuerse and sundrie places of Scripture, seruinge for an exposition vpon the Lordes prayer, the Creede, the tenne commaundementes, the Sacraments, together with the offices and duties of eche Christian towardes another. Translated out of the french by G.C.15821762014-01399PDCC2014-032014-053A2014-052015-032016-02 16816S109640998452871780822240884379A metricall declaration of the, vij, petitions of the pater noster 153082014-0115PDCC2014-012014-083A2014-082015-032016-02 16818S1032339983899033832240896998AUA3560003711184The pater noster spoken of ye sinne153592010-0910PDCC2010-092010-103A2010-102011-062011-12 16823.5S125120998988061510762240880044005371571Certain rules, to bee observed in the administration of the Lords Supper :$boffered to the privat consideration of those that intend to pertake of that sacrament to their comfort.164032009-048PDCC2009-052010-043A2010-042011-062011-12 16823S1036279983937637882240867807AUB5268003722892A short interpretation of the Lords162712007-084TECH2007-082007-093A2007-092008-022008-09 16824S100401998362421763372240892807An instruction for all those that intend to goe to the Sacrament of the Lords Supper 163412014-015PDCC2014-012014-023A2014-022014-032014-10 16825S1088869984453893622248533902AUA6954003714578A display of two forraigne sects in1630912004-08212PDCC2004-102004-113A2004-112005-012005-03 16828.5S1032512315722234022248539718AUA2406003710030Lougher, Robert.A sermon preached at Cern, in the county of Dorset, the 18 day of September 1623 at the visitation of the right reuerend father in God, the Lord Bishop of Bristoll1624202009-1167PDCC2009-112010-013A2010-012010-042011-04 16828S1054069984113456942248571200AUA4782003712406The life of Gregorie Lopes16381632009-11291PDCC2009-122010-013A2010-012010-042011-04 16829.5S9293334382486289902240932661AUC6292003733916Articles made and published by the161282008-0914PDCC2008-112011-083A2011-082012-052012-10 16830S1088229984447692922248534866AUA6916003714540The kings declarations vpon his edi1613162006-0248APEX2006-032006-053Y2006-052006-092007-01 16831.5S10110922136598251352248515308AUB3195003720819The French kinges declaration and c161372009-1110PDCC2009-112010-083A2010-082011-062011-12 16833S103954998396961771362264174181A true relation of the conferences and proceedings concerning the peace and mutuall agreements betweene the King of France, and Prince of Conde : Published to the glorie of God, and the satisfaction of our common-wealth, this ninth of Iune. 1616.161692014-0112PDCC2014-012014-043A2014-042015-032016-02 16834S1088249984447892942240870336AUC2363003729987The French Kings declaration agains1617232006-0639TECH2006-062007-063A2007-062008-022008-09 16835.5S94034449203591738042240910630France. Sovereign (1610-1643 : Louis XIII)Louis XIII, King of France, 1601-1643.The French kings declaration made in favour of the princes, dukes, peeres, officers of the crown, lords, gentlemen, and others, who had withdrawne themselues from his Majesty / Publisahed in Parliament the twelfth of May, 1617. Translated out of the French copie.161762009-059PDCC2009-062010-013A2010-012010-042011-04 16835S1088289984448292992240866559AUA6918003714542The letter of the French King, to t161762006-1210TECH2006-122007-013A2007-012007-022007-10 16836S1039579983969941452248585742AUA3800003711424Articles concluded and agreed vpon161992010-0212PDCC2010-022010-033Y2010-032010-042011-04 16838S1088269984448092972240908782AUB6532003724156A declaration, made and published b162082009-1117PDCC2009-112010-083A2010-082011-062011-12 16839S1088349984448893052240906363AUB6536003724160Certaine articles or ordinances mad162152006-1210TECH2006-122007-013A2007-012007-022007-10 16840S1088329984448693032240870337AUA6921003714545Letters patents made by the French1621132009-1144PDCC2009-112010-013A2010-012010-042011-04 16841S1088459984449893152240908912AUA6928003714552The 4. of November. The peace of Fr162272009-1112PDCC2009-122010-013R2010-052010-063A2010-062011-062011-12 16843S1039609983970241482240926446AUA3801003711425The true originall edict of Nants1622292006-1294APEX2006-122008-103A2008-102009-022009-10 16845S1088429984449693132240892370AUA6926003714550The French Kings edict vpon the pea162692010-0921PDCC2010-092010-113A2010-112011-062011-12 16846S1088389984449293092240864593AUB6538003724162Articles of agreement made betweene162892002-0622APEX2002-072002-083A2002-082002-102003-01 16847.5S13472213673712302248513268AUC2978003730602Louis$bXIII,$cKing of France,$d1601-1643.Marie de Médicis,$cQueen, consort of Henry IV, King of France,$d1573-1642.Severall letters betwixt the French king and the q. mother, concerning the present troubles there1631142009-1148PDCC2009-122010-023A2010-022010-042011-04 16849.3S1077419989903981712248514532005371293Condé, Louis,$cprince de,$d1530-1569.A declaration made by my lord prince of Conde, for to shew and declare the causes, that haue co[n]strained him to take vpon him the defence of the Kinges authoritie of the gouernement of the Queene, and of the quietness of this realme, with the protestation therevpon requisite1562152006-0827TECH2006-092007-043A2007-042008-022008-09 16850S1077429984343881722240915563AUA6199003713823A seconde declaration of the Prince1562202006-0841TECH2006-092007-073A2007-072008-022008-09 16851S94038727996351841012248533477Condé, Louis,$cprince de,$d1530-1569.A declaration of the Prince of Conde and his associates to the Queene, vppon the iudgement of rebellion, : set forth against the[m] by their enemies, terming the[m] selues to be the court of parlamente of Parys, with a protestation of the evils and inconueniences which may thereof ensue..1562352013-0640PDCC2013-072013-103A2013-102014-032014-10 16852S1018879983769020282240904296AUB4194003721818The treaty of thassociation made by156292006-0811APEX2006-092006-103A2006-102007-022007-10 16853S1077439984343981732240893624AUA6200003713824The copy of a letter sent by one of156952010-078APEX2010-072010-083A2010-082011-062011-12 16854.5S125121998988071510782240861854005371572Rules of the Englishe sodalitie, of the immaculate conception of the mostglorious [sic] virgin Mary Mother of God :$bin the Englishe colledge of the Society of Iesus in Louaine.1618552014-0399PDCC2014-032014-053A2014-052015-032016-02 16854S1039669983970841552240876545AUA3806003711430The confession of faith, of the mos162992009-1225PDCC2009-122014-103A2014-102015-032016-02 16855S1205783007999855774212762240864866AUB1876003719500Fond loue why dost thou dally: or,163032002-0513TECH2002-062002-073Y2002-072002-082003-01 16856.3S12457320145998991831506962264169799005371228Loues vp to the elbovves :$bTo the tune of Codlings.162912008-085PDCC2008-112009-043A2009-042009-092011-04 16856.7S51192016238160673292892240919075AUC6560003734184Loue without lucke, or, The maidens163122002-105TECH2002-122003-013A2003-012003-022003-03 16856S12099299856183217102240880089AUC1816003729440Loues garlan[d] or, Posies for ring162492010-0912PDCC2010-092010-103A2010-102011-062011-12 16857.3S9403932053545324091808332240914757The true loves knot untied : Being the right path, whereby to advise princely virgins how to behave themselves, by the example of the renowned princess, the Lady Arabella, and the second son to the Lord Seymore, Late Earl of Hertford. The the tune of, Frogs Galliards..163012008-086PDCC2008-092008-113A2008-112009-022009-10 16857.7S1036269983937537872264176320Lovell, Robert,$ccurate of Allhallows, Barking.The high way to honor: as it was deliuered (for substance) in two sermons, at Alhallowes Barking in London, the one of August 6. the other on August 13. 1626. By Robert Louell minister and preacher of Gods worde, and curate of the same place 1627162014-0184PDCC2014-012014-033A2014-032015-032016-02 16858S94040545324101808342240902644Lovell, Robert, curate of Allhallows, Barking.The publican becomming a penitent: or The picture of a penitent sinner : Deliuered in two sermons in the cittie of London: anno 1625. / By Robert Lovell, minister of Gods word, and curate of Allhallowes-Barking within the same cittie..1625212009-1182PDCC2009-122010-033A2010-032010-042011-04 16859S1028439983860529902248548829AUB4752003722376Tvvo soveraigne salves for the soul1621242009-11117PDCC2009-122010-033A2010-032010-042011-04 16860S10964199845288101792240888517AUA7463003715087A dialogue between custom and verit1581342009-1178PDCC2009-112010-013A2010-012010-042011-04 168611718630057998352281984192240936046The despairing lover, whose minde was much tormented, because of his true-love hee thought hee was prevented : To the tune of, Aime not too high.163322014-018PDCC2014-012014-033A2014-032015-032016-02 16862.1C.20.f.7[84]998842061829662248522366The deceased maiden-louer : Being a pleasant new court-song: to an excellent new tune. Or to be sung to the tune of Bonny Nell162812008-086PDCC2008-112009-043A2009-042009-092011-04 16862.5S12457420118999002861506972248527184005371229The faythfull louers resolution :$bbeing forsaken of a coy and faythles dame. To the tune of, My deere and only loue take heed.161812008-085PDCC2008-112009-043A2009-042009-092011-04 16862.7S9404131943545324111808352240910665A louer forsaken of his loue : To a new court tune..163012008-082PDCC2008-092008-113A2008-112009-022009-10 16862.9C.20.f.7[224]998843431830372248520253A louer forsaken, of his best beloued : To an excellent new court tune.1628-1629?12008-082PDCC2008-092008-113A2008-112009-022009-10 16862S10492130614 ; 210349984065151762269047448AUA4421003712045The discontented lover164012007-084TECH2007-082007-093R2020-012022-12 16863S1201653021899855364208542240910883AUB1679003719303The louers complaint for the losse162912007-083TECH2007-082007-093R2020-012022-12 16864.5C.20.f.7[200]998843151830252248521232A louers desire for his best beloued: or, Come away, come away, and doe not stay : To an excellent new court tune.1628-1629?12008-086PDCC2008-112009-043A2009-042009-092011-04 16864a.12S520020011399606581504612248564594005370780A Pleasant new ballad of two louers :$bto a pleasant new tune.162812008-087PDCC2008-112009-043A2009-042009-092011-04 16864a.1S12457520115998991841506982264169790005371230The louers guift, or a Fairing for maides :$bbeing a dialogue betweene Edmund and Prisilly. To a pleasant new tune.161512008-086PDCC2008-112009-043A2009-042009-092011-04 16864A.3S51202001538160677292902240914594AUC6561003734185A Louers lamentation to his faire P162722002-093TECH2002-112002-123A2002-122003-022003-03 16864a.7S12624820152399610891505082240914640005370940The Passionate louer :$bto the tune of I lou'd thee once Ile loue no more.162512008-083PDCC2008-112009-043A2009-042009-092011-04 16864a.9C.20.f.7[350]998844011831012264208638The reuolted louer. Or A young maiden is apt to be wonne, approued by what this damsell hath done : To a pleasant new tune.162912008-085PDCC2008-092008-113A2008-112009-022009-10 16864AS12016830137 ; 3013699855367208572240939809AUB1682003719306The lovers dreame163312007-086TECH2007-082007-093A2007-092008-022008-09 16864AS120168C.20.f.7[196]30137 ; 30136998922301830232240918166The lovers dreame: : who sleeping, thought he did imbrace his love, which when he wak'd, did no such matter prove; yet afterwards her love he did enjoy, by sending a letter by a trusty young boy. To the tune of, I laid me downe to sleepe.163312008-087PDCC2008-112009-043A2009-042009-092011-04 16864S12016699855365208552240874102AUB1680003719304The lovers delight: or, A pleasant164012002-068PDCC2002-082002-093A2002-092002-102003-01 16865.3S51642015138160797293342240937384AUC6598003734222The Two kinde louers, or, The Mayde163322002-105APEX2002-112002-123A2002-122003-022003-03 16865S1201703028699855369208592240866660AUB1684003719308The tvvo kinde louers: or, The maid162912007-085TECH2007-082007-093A2007-092008-022008-09 16866S1201713029199855370208602240937288AUB1685003719309Two unfortunate lovers, or, a true164012002-058TECH2002-062002-073Y2002-072002-082003-01 16868C.20.f.7[68]30047998922551829582240933899Lowberry, Peter.The constant lover : VVho his affection will not move, though he live not where he love. To a northerne tune called, Shall the absence of my mistresse.163812008-085PDCC2008-112009-043A2009-042009-092011-04 16869.5S10964599845292101832264193972AUA7467003715091The whole course of chirurgerie15971512005-06681PDCC2005-092005-103A2005-102006-012006-02 16869C.20.f.7[290]30204998922561830702240933880Lowberry, Peter.A new ditty: : of a lover, tost hither and th[i]ther, that cannot speake his mind when they are together. To the tune of, Hide Park.164012008-084PDCC2008-112009-043A2009-042009-092011-04 16872S10993999845569104762240853069AUA7657003715281An easie, certaine, and perfect met1596212005-06180APEX2005-072005-083A2005-082005-102005-12 16873S1088649984451693362248512797AUA6939003714563The phaenix in her flames.1639482003-03174TECH2003-042003-053A2003-052003-062003-07 16874S10964699845293101842248528899AUA7468003715092Conclusions vpon dances, both of th1607132009-1225PDCC2009-122014-103A2014-102015-032016-02 16875S1063989984211567442240904720AUA5398003713022Brief conclusions of dancers and da1609122009-1224PDCC2009-122010-023A2010-022010-042011-04 16876S100443998362831763392240861588Lownes, Lawrence.An abstract of the case of Lawrence Lownes Esquire : concerning the mannors of Hutton, Wandisley, and Angram, with advowson of the Church of Hutton, in the county of the city of Yorke, as it resteth upon the proofes.162812014-019PDCC2014-012014-023A2014-022014-032014-10 16878S1039829983972441712248563027AUA3818003711442A manuall of devout meditations and16242852002-12551TECH2003-022003-033Y2003-032003-042003-05 16883.5S94045449203611738062240910699Lucan, 39-65.Blount, Edward, fl. 1588-1632.Marlowe, Christopher, 1564-1593.Thorpe, Thomas, 1570?-1635?Lucans first booke / translated line for line, by Chr. Marlovv.Pharsalia. English & Latin. 16001600152009-1245PDCC2009-122010-023A2010-022010-042011-04 16884S1033719983912735262240897002AUB5116003722740Lucans Pharsalia16142362005-11943PDCC2006-032006-043A2006-042006-092007-01 16888S1088689984452093402240857185AUB6544003724168Lucans Pharsalia: or The ciuill war16312162005-06575PDCC2005-082005-113A2005-112006-012006-02 16890S1088999984455193752240861693AUB6551003724175A treatise named Lucarsolace deuide1590932009-12469PDCC2009-12 16893S1088989984455093742240936872AUA6962003714586Certaine select dialogues of Lucian16341072008-10548PDCC2008-122009-023A2009-022009-092011-04 16894S10965099845297101882240860171AUB6724003724348A dialogue betwene Lucian and Dioge1532122000-0020PDCC2001-112002-013A2002-012002-022003-01 16895S12080399855996215092240884122AUB1985003719609[Necromantia. A dialog of the poete153032009-046PDCC2009-052010-043A2010-042011-062011-12 16897S1077089984340481352248501591AUA6185003713809The beginning, continuance, and dec1606882006-12367TECH2006-122008-103A2008-102009-022009-10 16899.5S124577999002871507002240891937005371232Luis,$cde Granada,$d1504-1588.M. K.,$dfl. 1580.The conversion of a sinner :$bfaithfully translated out of Italian, by M.K.1598882009-12189PDCC2009-122010-023A2010-022010-042011-04 16901S1039899983973141792240907892AUA3823003711447The flowers of Lodowicke of Granado16011432003-04291PDCC2003-052003-073R2004-012004-023A2004-022004-042004-05 16902S1088969984454893722248517097AUA6961003714585Granados deuotion.15983252003-05519APEX2003-052003-093A2003-092003-102003-11 16904S1088959984454793712240870366AUA6960003714584A memoriall of a Christian life.15993762014-031201PDCC2014-042014-063A2014-062015-032016-02 16907S100761998365908722240864442AUB3572003721196Of prayer, and meditation.15823482008-121036PDCC2009-022011-093A2011-092012-052012-10 16916.7S279824652345278522240904422AUC5213003732837A paradise of prayers16141782003-04359APEX2003-052003-063A2003-062003-082003-09 16918S1088939984454593692240917688AUA6958003714582The sinners guyde.15982862003-051365PDCC2003-062003-073A2003-072003-082003-09 16920S1077519984344781822240922520AUA6205003713829Granados spirituall and heauenlie e15981402003-05211TECH2003-052005-033Y2005-032005-042005-10 16922S1089299984458194102240875667AUA6988003714612A spiritual doctrine15992052012-10503PDCC2012-102013-023A2013-022014-032014-10 16923S1089419984459394222240875517AUA6999003714623Luminalia, or The festivall of ligh1638122005-0628TECH2005-072005-083A2005-082005-102005-12 16924S1031019983885832482240921162AUB4925003722549A heavenly portion.1614392009-1290PDCC2009-122017-073A2017-072022-12 16927S1051479984087754192240904322AUA4591003712215The pursuit of the historie of Laza16221052012-01174APEX2012-012012-023A2012-022012-052012-10 16932S10965199845298101892240863145AUA7472003715096Tho. Lupsets workes.15462132000-00335TECH2002-012002-023A2002-022002-032003-01 16934S12207199857224229152240872661AUB2527003720151A compendious and a very fruteful t1534422004-0362TECH2004-032004-043A2004-042004-072004-08 16936S1043399984007745482240904348AUA3985003711609An exhortation to yonge men1535432004-0365TECH2004-032004-073A2004-072004-102004-11 16939S1054969984122457882248573383AUA4864003712488A treatise of charitie.1533402004-0358APEX2004-032004-053A2004-052004-072004-08 16942S1089459984459794262240879868AUA7003003714627Emblems of rarities: or Choyce obse16362542003-03376PDCC2005-122006-013A2006-012006-042006-06 16943S1089219984457394012240922421AUA6982003714606The glory of their times. Or The li16402722003-03792TECH2003-042003-053R2003-072003-083A2003-082003-102003-11 16944S1089469984459894272240909064AUA7004003714628London and the countrey carbonadoed1632792003-0386APEX2003-042004-113A2004-112005-012005-03 16945.5S105651449203621738072264222264Lupton, Donald, d. 1676.Solitarinesse improved, in occasionall meditations upon several subjects / By D.L.Objectorum reductio, or, Daily imployment for the soule1640912009-12114PDCC2009-122010-023R2010-052010-073A2010-072011-062011-12 16945S1039689983971041572248593803AUA3808003711432Obiectorum reductio: or, Daily impl1634872003-03120TECH2003-042005-033Y2005-032005-042005-10 16946S1077629984345881942240863117AUA6211003713835The Christian against the Iesuite.15821102000-00478APEX2001-072001-082Y2005-062005-102005-12 16947.5S1089562213727394372248515313Lupton, Thomas.A dreame of the diuell and Diues : most terrible and fearefull to the seruantes of Sathan, but right comfortable and acceptable to the children of God : plainely described by way of dialogue, verie necessarie to be read aduisedly, and heard attentiuelie, both of rulers and inferiours, rich, and poore, younge and olde, wise and simple, that wish rather to dwel in heauen, then in hell.1589552004-03139PDCC2004-052004-063Y2004-062004-072004-08 16949S11991999855125205982240939850AUC1381003729005A moral and pitieful comedie, intit1578212004-03119PDCC2004-042004-083A2004-082004-102004-11 16950S1089349984458694152240888519AUA6993003714617A persuasion from papistrie15811622004-03707PDCC2004-042004-053A2004-052004-072004-08 16951.5S13522213733594382264183931AUA2363003709987Lupton, Thomas.Siuqila1580932004-03406APEX2004-032004-043A2004-042004-072004-08 16954S10966099845307101992240897744AUA7479003715103The second part and knitting vp of15811062004-03478TECH2004-032004-123A2004-122005-012005-03 16955S1049269984065651812264179479AUA4425003712049Lupton, Thomas.A thousand notable things, of sundry sortes15791652004-03566PDCC2004-052004-063A2004-062004-072004-08 16962S1063559984207366972240879575AUA5370003712994A boke made by a certayne great cle1534412009-1262PDCC2009-122010-033R2010-102010-123A2010-122011-062011-12 16964S1089229984457494022240886489AUA6983003714607The chiefe and pryncypall articles15481262009-12256PDCC2009-122010-023R2010-102010-123A2010-122011-062011-12 16965S1089739984462594562240906390AUA7019003714643A commentarie of M. Doctor Martin L15752872009-121755PDCC2009-122010-023A2010-022010-042011-04 16975.5S10892623160518263192248535751AUC3958003731582A commentarie vpon the fiftene Psal15771592002-10793PDCC2002-102002-113A2002-112002-122003-01 16978S1089289984458094092264207779AUB6554003724178A commentarie or exposition vppon t15811952005-10725PDCC2006-012006-023A2006-022006-042006-06 16979.3S100382998362244822240871447AUB3438003721062An exposition vpon the Cxxx. Psalme1577392009-1291PDCC2009-122017-073A2017-072022-12 16979.7S1010339983685811492248553318AUA2900003710524Luther, Martin,$d1483-1546.Coverdale, Miles,$d1488-1568.An exposicion vpon the songe of the blessed virgine Mary, called Magnificat15381002006-01246PDCC2006-062007-063A2007-062008-022008-09 16979S1055919984131858932248578771AUA4947003712571An exposition of Salomons booke15731922009-12466PDCC2010-012010-033A2010-032010-042011-04 16981S1075999984329780152248573837AUB6238003723862A faithful admonition of a certeyne1554562004-09117PDCC2004-102004-113A2004-112005-012005-03 16982S1039789983972041672240904345AUA3815003711439A frutefull and godly exposition an1548832009-12168PDCC2009-122010-013A2010-012010-042011-04 16983.5S12076499855958214692240904427AUB1975003719599The images of a verye Chrysten byss15361542009-12251PDCC2009-122010-023Y2010-022010-042011-04 16983S1089549984460694352240853056AUA7012003714636A frutfull sermon of the moost euan1548282009-1245PDCC2009-122010-023A2010-022010-042011-04 16984S1043509984008845592240866395AUA3992003711616The last wil and last confession of1543332009-1290PDCC2009-122010-023Y2010-022010-042011-04 16985S135322137371251422240940971AUC2982003730606A methodicall preface prefixed befo1594282009-1267PDCC2009-122010-033A2010-032010-042011-04 16986S1051579984088754292240867955AUA4601003712225[A methodicall preface prefixed bef1632412012-0264PDCC2012-022012-033A2012-032012-052012-10 16987S100646998364771763412240924743Luther, Martin,$d1483-1546.Seton, Gregorie,$dd. 1612.A prophesie out of the nienth chapter of Esaie : of the kingdome of Christe. with a frutefull and godlye exposition of D. Martin Luther: wherein is most excellently intreated of the conquest of Christe and of al his members, ouer sinne, death, and Satan, and of sundry other things most comfortable to be red, and no lesse necessary to be knovvne.1578592014-01123PDCC2014-032014-043A2014-042015-032016-02 16988.5S11888499854091194982240901715AUB1282003718906A treatice co[n]teining certain med1564772006-12145APEX2007-012007-043A2007-042008-022008-09 16988S10968599845331102242248517750AUA7499003715123Here after ensueth a propre treatys15351582009-12247PDCC2009-122010-023A2010-022010-042011-04 16989S1063449984206266862240866566AUA5362003712986A right comfortable treatise1578472009-12115PDCC2009-122010-023Y2010-022010-042011-04 16992S1089319984458394122240892406AUA6990003714614A ryght notable sermon, made by Doc1548252009-1258PDCC2009-122010-023R2010-052010-083A2010-082011-062011-12 16993S1089329984458494132240932556AUA6991003714615Special and chosen sermons of D. Ma15782502009-121264PDCC2010-012010-033A2010-032010-042011-04 16996S1089489984460094292248513745AUA7006003714630A treatise, touching the libertie o1579632009-10144PDCC2009-102009-123A2009-122010-042011-04 16997.5S280024654951278542240924128AUC5215003732839A very comfortable and necessary se1570482003-0689APEX2003-062005-023A2005-022005-042005-10 17000S1043529984009045612248568168AUA3993003711617A very excelle[n]t [and] swete expo1538612010-10162PDCC2010-102010-113A2010-112011-062011-12 17001S1039889983973041782240897039AUA3822003711446The devout hart or Royal throne of16341582004-01231TECH2004-012004-023Y2004-022004-042004-05 17005S10978799845432103292264208167AUA7565003715189Lydgate, John,$d1370?-1451?,$eattributed name.Hrre [sic] folowyth the interpretac[i]on of the names of goddis and goddesses of this treatyse folowynge as poetes wryte1498162005-10114APEX2005-112006-083A2006-082006-092007-01 17006S12059199855787212892240894497AUB1884003719508Here foloweth the interpretacoin [s1500432005-10126TECH2005-102006-063A2006-062006-092007-01 17007S1092429984489297452240866543AUA7200003714824Here endeth a lytyll tratyse named1500462005-10115APEX2005-112006-023A2006-022006-042006-06 17008S12057299855768212702240896137AUB1871003719495[The chorle and the birde].147732005-045APEX2005-062005-073A2005-072005-102005-12 17010S100683998365137912240948176AUA2796003710420Problemys of olde siknesse and figu1493102005-0420TECH2005-052005-083A2005-082005-102005-12 17011S100687998365177952240910270AUA2800003710424Here begynneth the chorle [and] the149792005-0421PDCC2005-062005-083A2005-082005-102005-12 17012S12058199855777212792248500818AUB1877003719501Here begynneth the chorle and the b151092010-0920PDCC2010-092010-113A2010-112011-062011-12 17013S12189399857052227202240897165AUB2448003720072Here foloweth the churle and the by153492010-0921PDCC2010-092010-113A2010-112011-062011-12 17014.3S11446199849686148482240913791AUB8380003726004Lydgate, John,$d1370?-1451?Chaucer, Geoffrey,$dd. 1400,$eattributed name.Here begynns the mayng or disport of chaucer1508152005-0537APEX2005-062005-083A2005-082005-102005-12 17014.7S396234382589290212248558143AUC6319003733943The c{tilde}oplaynte of a louers ly1531182005-1036APEX2005-112006-083A2006-082006-092007-01 17014S10966199845308102002240863129AUA7480003715104The churle and the byrde.156592010-0921PDCC2010-092010-113A2010-112011-062011-12 17015S100685998365157932240912856AUA2798003710422[Explicit liber primus de curia sap1480382005-10130PDCC2006-012006-033A2006-032006-042006-06 17016S100684998365147922240874911AUA2797003710421The courte of sapyence.1510432005-10129TECH2005-112006-013A2006-012006-042006-06 17017S12214899857300230012264219993AUB2562003720186This present boke called the gouern1511452005-04125TECH2005-052005-073R2020-012022-12 17018S100686998365167942240869427AUA2799003710423[The horse the ghoos {amp} the sheep].1477172005-0439APEX2005-062005-073A2005-072005-102005-12 17019S12058399855779212812240880013AUB1878003719502The hors. the shepe [and] the ghoos147872009-1215PDCC2009-122010-023A2010-022010-042011-04 17020S12058699855782212842240937578AUB1880003719504Here begynneth a lytell treatyse of1495132005-0432TECH2005-052005-063Y2005-062005-102005-12 17023S100681998365117892240910147AUB2715003720339[The lyf of our lady].1484952005-04327PDCC2005-062005-073A2005-072005-102005-12 17024S100605998364407142240861571AUA2774003710398[The lyf of our lady].148432009-044PDCC2009-052010-043A2010-042011-062011-12 17025S10966499845311102032240861656AUA7482003715106This boke is compyled by Dan Iohn L15311162005-10317APEX2005-112006-013A2006-012006-042006-06 17026S12059799855792212952264216540AUB1888003719512The p[ro]uerbes of Lydgate.1510152005-1038APEX2005-112006-023Y2006-022006-042006-06 17027.5S90623024377260942240935086AUC3773003731397This lytell treatyse compendiously1535222005-1051TECH2005-102006-053Y2006-052006-092007-01 17028S10969299845338102312240873794AUA7506003715130The serpent of diuision.1559322002-1249TECH2003-012003-023P2003-022003-042003-05 17030S1064829984219768312240908631AUA5468003713092Stans puer ad mensam.147652005-109PDCC2006-012006-023A2006-022006-042006-06 17031S12057399855769212712240866621AUB1872003719496Prologus Here begynneth the prologu1497842005-04225APEX2005-062005-083A2005-082005-102005-12 17032AS1092389984488897402264201227AUA7197003714821Lydgate, John,$d1370?-1451?Here begynneth the Temple of glas1495292005-1071APEX2005-112006-083A2006-082006-092007-01 17032S12059099855786212882240894533AUB1883003719507The temple of glas.1477332005-0481TECH2005-052005-063A2005-062005-102005-12 17033.7S90723024577260962240948909AUC3775003731399Here begynneth the temple of glas1506282000-0068PDCC2001-002001-001Y2001-002001-112003-01 17035S12189599857054227222240904437AUB2450003720074Here begynneth the testame[n]t of I1520132005-1031TECH2005-102006-053A2006-052006-092007-01 17037S100680998365107882240876678AUA2795003710419[Verses on the seven virtues].150012007-082TECH2007-102008-013A2008-012008-022008-09 17038S12059599855790212922264219311AUB1887003719511Lydgate, John,$d1370?-1451?The vertue of [the] masse1520142005-1036PDCC2006-012006-043Y2006-042006-092007-01 17042S12125799856442219912240899119AUC1939003729563Numerus aureus melioribus lapillis162212007-0879TECH2007-102010-083A2010-082011-062011-12 17047.5S12228999857441231812240874066AUC2230003729854A moste excellent comedie of Alexan1584282004-05111PDCC2004-072004-083A2004-082004-102004-11 17048AS94063449203641738092248572871Lyly, John, 1554?-1606.Campaspe, : played beefore the Queenes Maiestie on newyeares day at night, by her Maiesites children, and the children of Paules.Alexander and Campaspe1584292009-12113PDCC2009-122010-023A2010-022010-042011-04 17050S10971999845365102622240892411AUA7523003715147Endimion, the man in the moone.1591382004-05141TECH2006-012006-073A2006-072006-092007-01 17051S1055989984132559002240858518AUA4951003712575Euphues. The anatomy of vvyt.1578932000-00341PDCC2001-002001-001Y2001-092002-063A2002-062002-072003-01 17070S1069539984266073342240866604AUA5807003713431Euphues and his England.15801402004-05543APEX2004-062004-073A2004-072004-102004-11 17080S10972099845366102632240894704AUA7524003715148Gallathea.1592282004-05104PDCC2004-072004-083A2004-082004-102004-11 17082S10973099845376102732240853021AUA7530003715154Loues metamorphosis.1601222004-0586PDCC2004-072004-093A2004-092004-102004-11 17083S10973399845379102762240873788AUA7532003715156Midas.1592312004-05112APEX2004-062004-073A2004-072004-102004-11 17084S11422599849451145992248568876AUB8257003725881Mother Bombie.1594422004-05129TECH2004-052004-063A2004-062004-072004-08 17086S280124655124278552240924187AUC5216003732840Sapho and Phao1584272004-0599TECH2004-052004-063A2004-062004-072004-08 17090S10974699845392102892240866577AUA7539003715163The vvoman in the moone.1597262004-05115APEX2004-052004-063A2004-062004-072004-08 17091S10975099845396102932240897717AUA7542003715166Diella1596432009-1088PDCC2009-102009-113Y2009-112010-042011-04 17092S1089969984464794802240917569AUA7030003714654An historical treatise of the trave1601562009-10197PDCC2009-102009-113A2009-112010-042011-04 17093S100654998364857622240864398AUB3521003721145A letter of Sr. Humfrey Linde, to a1634252010-0147PDCC2010-022010-043A2010-042011-062011-12 17095S122509998981551736332248524559005372422Lynde, Humphrey,$cSir.Via devia: the by-vvay :$bmis-leading the weake and vnstable into dangerous paths of error, by colourable shewes of apocryphall scriptures, vnwritten traditions, doubtfull Fathers, ambiguous councells, and pretended catholike Church. Discouered by Humfrey Lynde, Knight.16303952010-01631PDCC2010-022010-033A2010-032010-042011-04 17097S1090099984466094932240857212AUA7040003714664Via tuta16281792010-01308PDCC2010-022010-033A2010-032010-042011-04 17101S109013998446641771042240857058Lynde, Humphrey,$cSir.Featley, Daniel,$d1582-1645.$4autA case for the spectacles, or, A defence of Via tuta, the safe way, by Sir Humphrey Lynde Knight, in answer to a book written by I.R. called, A paire of spectacles, together with a treatise intituled, Stricturæ in Lyndomastygem, by way of supplement to the Knights answer, where he left off, prevented by death. And, a sermon preached at his funerall, at Cobham, Iune 14th 1636. By Daniel Featley, D.D. 16383682014-011358PDCC2014-032014-043A2014-042015-032016-02 17113S1090469984469695312269045895AUA7063003714687Lyndwood, William,$d1375?-1446.Catholic Church.$bProvince of Canterbury (England)Church of England.Catholic Church.$bLegatine Council$d(1237 :$cLondon, England).$tConstitutiones.Catholic Church.$bLegatine Council$d(1268 :$cLondon, England).$tConstitutiones.Constitutions p[ro]uincialles, and of Otho, and Octhobone, translated in to Englyshe. 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A recorde of the honorable originall & antiquitie of Britaine1588142010-0122PDCC2010-022010-043A2010-042011-062011-12 17122S1049429984067251992248574298AUA4435003712059A rule how to bring vp children.15881442010-01376PDCC2010-022010-033A2010-032010-042011-04 17124AS11269599847940130102240855897AUB7527003725151The true reporte of the prosperous158152003-0114APEX2003-022003-063A2003-062003-082003-09 17125S11998599855189206652240874108AUB1600003719224A relation of the passages of our E162152013-029APEX2013-032013-103A2013-102014-032014-10 17126.5S1014039983721815332240866392AUB3974003721598The first part of the nature of a v1596242005-0683TECH2005-072005-083Y2005-082005-102005-12 17127S11967699854883203382240910834AUB1490003719114The second part of the historie, ca1596222005-0674APEX2005-062005-073A2005-072005-102005-12 17128S90923025767261012240906168AUC3779003731403Meditations and deuout discourses v16391222013-05182PDCC2013-052013-083A2013-082014-032014-10 17129S103990485202381771412240910590Kellison, Matthew.A myrrhine posie of the bitter dolovrs of Christ his passion, and of the seaven vvords he spake on the crosse, / composed by Ch. M.16391192014-01266PDCC2014-032014-053A2014-052015-032016-02 17130S1028309983859229762240871318AUB4742003722366Paraphrasticall and devout discours16351522009-07263PDCC2009-072009-083A2009-082009-092011-04 17132S1090219984467295052248524643AUA7044003714668An ansvver to the vntruthes, publis1589322006-09138APEX2006-092008-063A2008-062008-092009-03 17135S1083139984397487502240872421AUC2359003729983The strange fortune of Alerane: or,1605172007-1232APEX2007-122008-023A2008-022008-092009-03 17137S1063589984207667002240879596AUA5373003712997A breife recantacion of maystres Mi154882009-0311PDCC2009-042009-063Y2009-062009-092011-04 17139S1027149983848428652240940081AUA3443003711067[The general practise of medecine.1634422004-1088PDCC2004-112005-013A2005-012005-042005-10 17140S12083199856024215382240884412AUC1735003729359A health to the gentlemanly profess1598392002-06131PDCC2002-082002-093A2002-092002-102003-01 17141S1027229983848928702240926097AUA3444003711068The soules pilgrimage to a celestia1634932010-03285PDCC2010-032010-043Y2010-042011-062011-12 17142S1083029984396387342240872431AUA6566003714190A funerall sermon, preached at the1633262009-0378PDCC2009-042009-063A2009-062009-092011-04 17143S1069729984267773542248582443AUA5818003713442Phillipes Venus.1591162010-0156PDCC2010-022010-043A2010-042011-062011-12 17144.5S135422140583251432240943004AUC2983003730607Religions complaint to the honourab163912007-089TECH2007-082007-103A2007-102008-022008-09 17144S1039949983973541832240878361AUA3825003711449An ease for a diseased man.162592010-0121PDCC2010-022014-113A2014-112015-032016-02 17145.3S16213408720236589238892240941641AUB3057003720681An epytaphe vpon the death of M. Ry156212007-082TECH2007-082007-093R2020-012022-12 17145.7S94072545324141808382240902662R. M.An exercise for a Christian familie; : contayning a short sum of certayne poyntes of Christian religion, with certaine godly prayers, psalmes, & thanksgiuings, both before and after meales. Very necessary to be vsed in euery Christian familie. / By R.M..15851232011-02122PDCC2011-022011-043Y2011-042011-062011-12 17145S10977199845416103132269045905AUA7551003715175King Charles his birthright. By P.M163352010-0110PDCC2010-022010-033A2010-032010-042011-04 17146S1025219983829826722240941143AUB4562003722186M.R. (fl. 1629)Micrologia : characters, or essayes, of persons, trades and places1629282011-0248PDCC2011-022011-043A2011-042011-062011-12 17147S1035499983930137092240888952AUB5217003722841A newe ballade.156012005-123PDCC2006-042006-053A2006-052006-092007-01 17148.3S10977699845421103182240873789AUA7556003715180Nevves of Sr. VValter Rauleigh.1618252000-0069PDCC2001-002001-072A2002-122003-022003-03 17148.7S10350422140744251442240939864AUC2984003730608Three treatises religiously handled160322010-082PDCC2010-092010-103A2010-102011-062011-12 17149S1032589983901534092240892771AUA3563003711187A profitable dialogue for a peruert1609232011-0182APEX2011-012011-023A2011-022011-062011-12 17151AS121181449203661738112240927602T. M.James I, King of England, 1566-1625. True copie of his Maiesties warrant ... for stay of the execution of the late L. Cobham, L. Gray, and Sir Griffin Marckham ...The copie of a letter written from Master C.S. neere Salisbury, to Master H.A. at London, concerning the proceeding at VVinchester; : vvhere the late L. Cobham, L. Gray, and Sir Griffin Marckham, all attainted of hie trason, were ready to be executed on Friday the 9. of December 1603: at which time his Maiesties warrant all written with his owne hand, whereof the true copy is here annexed, was deliuered to Sir Beniamin Tichbourne high sheriffe of Hampshire, commanding him to suspend their execution till further order.1603102011-1017PDCC2011-102011-123A2011-122012-052012-10 17151S12117799856364219022264234748AUB2100003719724T. M.,$cMaster.H. A.,$cMaster.England and Wales.$bSovereign (1603-1625 : James I)The copie of a letter vvritten from Master T.M. neere Salisbury, to Master H.A. at London160382007-1217PDCC2008-012009-073A2009-072009-092011-04 17153S1083019984396287332240855862AUA6565003714189The true narration of the entertain1603252011-1080PDCC2011-102012-053A2012-052013-022014-03 17154.5S162220236659238902240902564AUB3058003720682A description of the creation and t1632162010-0329APEX2010-042015-123A2015-122022-12 17154S10977499845419103162240863141AUA7554003715178Micro-cynicon. Sixe snarling satyre1599212005-0634PDCC2005-082006-013A2006-012006-042006-06 17155S11999299855196206742240939812AUB1604003719228The man in the moone, telling stran1609282012-0188PDCC2012-012012-023A2012-022012-052012-10 17156.3S437824233703274152240944582AUC4868003732492Adams tragedie1608562010-0197PDCC2010-022010-033A2010-032010-042011-04 17156.7S103462998392151768772240867805Mabb, John.The afflicted mans vow : with his meditations and prayers. Written by Iohn Mabb, of the Inner temple, Gent: and sometime student there.16091012014-01248PDCC2014-012014-033A2014-032015-032016-02 17156S10977599845420103172240892425AUA7555003715179A true discourse of the late battai158552012-0112PDCC2012-012012-033Y2012-032012-052012-10 17162S11398399849211143492240941834AUA9639003717263The Florentine historie. Written in15951192006-041061PDCC2006-102008-053A2008-052008-092009-03 17164S11185499847115121272240908636AUA8626003716250The arte of warre, written first in15621752012-03649PDCC2012-032012-063A2012-062013-022014-03 17168S11185399847114121262240949421AUA8625003716249Nicholas Machiavel's Prince{middot}16401642013-07310PDCC2013-082013-103A2013-102014-032014-10 17173.5S103259998390161768762240897042Macey, George.A sermon preached at Charde in the countie of Somerset, the second of March 1597 : being the first day of the assises there holden.1601222014-0157PDCC2014-012014-043A2014-042015-032016-02 17175.3S334633143351284052240927460AUC5722003733346Teares for the death of the most gr162412007-086TECH2007-082007-093R2020-012022-12 17176.7S135622141128251452240917006AUC2985003730609Methodus de conscribendis epistolis161412007-081TECH2007-082007-093A2007-092008-022008-09 17178R21227499835831562248544050AUA2481003710105Englands looking in and out.1640182002-0353APEX2002-042002-053Y2002-052002-062003-01 17179S11189099847150121702240938767AUA8646003716270Christs love and affection towards16371502010-01586PDCC2010-022010-043A2010-042011-062011-12 17180S1018929983769520332248557702AUB4198003721822A learned and a godly sermon, to be1581182003-0932PDCC2003-092004-093A2004-092004-102004-11 17181S11189199847151121712240934932AUA8647003716271Fuga s{aelig}culi. Or The holy hatr16322942004-011385APEX2004-022004-033A2004-032004-042004-05 17182S1039989983973941872248562027AUA3827003711451The Italian prophecier. That is, A1622142010-0140PDCC2010-022010-033A2010-032010-042011-04 17183S1027289983849528762240905534AUA3448003711072A strange and wonderfull prognostic1624182010-0152PDCC2010-022010-043A2010-042011-062011-12 17185S1031029983885932492240902510AUB4926003722550A censure about the rule of beleefe1634212010-0188PDCC2010-022010-033A2010-032010-042011-04 17186.5S12569120020998983981734702264221744005372164A loue-sick maids song :$blately beguild, by a run-away louer that left her with childe. To the tune of, In Melton on a day.162512008-086PDCC2008-092008-113A2008-112009-022009-10 17187S1205843016999855780212822240884134AUB1879003719503The maids comfort: or, The kinde yo162912007-086TECH2007-082007-093R2020-012022-12 17188S11186599847126121432240949416AUA8635003716259The maydes metamorphosis.1600302007-03117TECH2007-032009-013Y2009-012009-022009-10 17189.7C.20.f.7[422]998845431831402240880548The true mayde of the south: or, A rare example of a maide dvvelling at Rie in Sussex, : who for the loue of a young man of Lester-shire, went beyond sea in the habit of a page, and after, to their hearts content, were both marryed at Magrum in Germany, and now dwelling at Rye aforesaid. To the tune of, Come, come my sweet and bonny one.163512008-087PDCC2008-092008-113A2008-112009-022009-10 17190S104413301729984015146242240863010AUA4041003711665The maidens complaint of her loves162012002-066TECH2002-062002-073Y2002-072002-082003-01 17191S104414301659984015246252240900417AUA4042003711666The maidens complaint of her loves162512007-086TECH2007-082007-093A2007-092008-022008-09 17192S12188199857040227082248515582AUB2447003720071Here is a necessarye treatyse for a154052012-0511APEX2012-052012-063A2012-062013-022014-03 17194S11312399848362134512248518189AUB7703003725327The forme and shape of a monstrous156812007-084TECH2007-082007-093A2007-092008-022008-09 17195S1044409984017846532240900414AUA4064003711688A sermon of the communion of saints1621172010-0159PDCC2010-022014-113A2014-112015-032016-02 17196.5S11189299847152121722240941943AUB7262003724886Arcana arcanissima hoc est Hierogly16131632004-08694PDCC2004-102007-073A2007-072008-022008-09 17197.5S11852599853732191272240934124AUC0637003728261A treatise of the groundes of the o16082142010-011269PDCC2010-022010-043A2010-042011-062011-12 17198S1044419984017946542240900383AUA4065003711689A la louange du serenissime roy, de1617152010-0133PDCC2010-022014-113A2014-112015-032016-02 17200S11186999847130121482248527175AUA8638003716262An anatomi, that is to say a partin15562322010-01599PDCC2010-022010-033A2010-032010-042011-04 17202S11186699847127121442248548601AUB7250003724874M. M.$q(Matthew Mainwaring),$d1561-1652.Pierre,$cde la Cépède,$d15th cent.$tParis et Vienne.Gifford, George,$dfl. 1640,$eengraver.Vienna1632982007-02418APEX2007-032007-043A2007-042008-022008-09 17203S10982899845472103742264208396AUA7594003715218Maisonneufve, Estienne de.Jennings, Miles.The gallant, delectable and pleasaunt hystorie of Gerileon of Englande15781182009-06481PDCC2009-072009-083A2009-082009-092011-04 17206.5S162520240813238932240939890AUB3061003720685A true perpetuall prognostication f163252010-0110PDCC2010-022010-033Y2010-032010-042011-04 17206S1027359983850228832240873223AUA3453003711077Gerileon of England. The second par15921072003-01404TECH2003-022003-033A2003-032003-042003-05 17207S1044499984018746632264173761AUA4070003711694The Buckler of bodilie health1630762004-10159APEX2004-122005-013A2005-012005-042005-10 17208S100298998361433972240873200AUB3405003721029Sanitatis semita. Authore Ioanne Ma1630192004-1046TECH2004-102007-073A2007-072008-022008-09 17209S1072359984293776362240879757AUA5974003713598A plaine and easie way to remedie a157652010-0110PDCC2010-022010-033A2010-032010-042011-04 17212S1078909984358283252240858497AUA6288003713912[A ballad of Malmerophus and Siller158212007-082TECH2007-082007-093A2007-092008-022008-09 17213.5S222723162667263262240917085AUC3965003731589[C]ertayn and tru good nues, fro[m]156552012-0610PDCC2012-072013-103A2013-102014-032014-10 17214S11453399849758149252240887685AUB8408003726032A copie of the last aduertisement t156562009-055PDCC2009-062010-013A2010-012010-042011-04 17215S125021998985391733012248523747005371947Nevves from Malta :$bwritten by a gentleman of that iland, to a friend of his in Fraunce. Shewing the desperate assault and surprising of two castles of the Turkes, by the Italians forces, vpon the eight day of September last past. Translated according to the Italian copie.1603452013-07184PDCC2013-082013-103A2013-102014-032014-10 17216S1034709983922336262240873226AUA3584003711208A grand-fathers legacy; or Maltbey'16331282010-01257PDCC2010-022010-033A2010-032010-042011-04 17217S10978199845426103232240888510AUA7561003715185A treatise of artificial fire-vvork16291462003-05157PDCC2003-062003-083A2003-082003-102003-11 17219S11190499847164121872240911709AUB7264003724888Romulus and Tarquin. First written16371562003-06233APEX2003-062003-083A2003-082003-102003-11 17221S11190599847165121882240934825AUA8654003716278The center of The circle of commerc1623762003-09245TECH2003-092003-103A2003-102003-122004-03 17222S11404499849272144102248529089AUB8155003725779Consuetudo, vel lex mercatoria, or16222582003-091471PDCC2003-102003-113A2003-112003-122004-03 17225S12006299855262207472248515876AUB1639003719263Englands vievv, in the vnmasking of16031032003-09184APEX2003-092003-103A2003-102003-122004-03 17226AS11194099847200122232240915351AUA8679003716303Saint George for England, allegoric1601502003-0982TECH2003-092003-103Y2003-102003-122004-03 17226S12006499855264207492240927616AUB1640003719264The maintenance of free trade1622582003-09158APEX2003-122004-013A2004-012004-022004-03 17227S11194199847201122242240944201AUA8680003716304A treatise of the canker of England1601722003-09126APEX2003-122004-013A2004-012004-022004-03 17228.5S222823162815263272240925722AUC3966003731590Beso las manos clausula quid signif160012007-089TECH2007-082009-013A2009-012009-022009-10 17229.5S450320036234414091785922264218816005370763[T]he Deadmans song :$bwhose dwelling was neere vnto Basing Hall in London : to the tune of Flying fame.162512008-088PDCC2008-092008-113A2008-112009-022009-10 17229S1044519984018946652240892849AUA4072003711696Newes from Mamora, or, A summary re161472009-1213PDCC2009-122010-023A2010-022010-042011-04 17230S1206003005099855795212982240906302AUB1889003719513The dead mans song164022002-058TECH2002-062002-073Y2002-072002-082003-01 17231S106505998422201767422240893607Mats, Edmund.A deuoute mans purposes : Being zealous and comfortable meditations, to weane a man from this world, and the vanities thereof.15971762014-01245PDCC2014-032014-053A2014-052015-032016-02 17232S1200663006599855266207512240924043AUB1642003719266The discontented married man. Or, A164012002-055TECH2002-062002-073Y2002-072002-082003-01 17234S12006930228 ; 2012699855269207552240861790AUB1645003719269O yes. If any man or woman, any thi163012007-085TECH2007-082007-093A2007-092008-022008-09 17235S1200713022399855271207572240937281AUB1647003719271The poore man payes for all.162512007-086TECH2007-082007-093A2007-092008-022008-09 17237S1218023240199856966226222248508039AUB2404003720028Remember man both night and daye. T156612007-084TECH2007-082007-093A2007-092008-022008-09 17238.5S280324661105278572248532601AUC5218003732842An amulet or preservative against s16171742010-01241PDCC2010-022010-033A2010-032010-042011-04 17238S11921399854420198412240931600AUB1384003719008The sicke-mans comfort15901102003-06245APEX2003-062003-073A2003-072003-082003-09 17239S1025609983833227072248606407AUA3398003711022A relation of certaine things in Sp1619182010-0130PDCC2010-022010-033A2010-032010-042011-04 17242S1037499983949439222240864551AUA3681003711305Here begynneth a ryght frutefull tr1518512005-03319APEX2005-042005-053A2005-052005-102005-12 17244S12030999855508210032240944470AUB1751003719375A plaine path to perfect vertue: de1568722011-11135APEX2011-112012-033A2012-032012-052012-10 17245S1025629983833427092240878390AUA3399003711023Timothies taske: or a Christian sea1619402003-01175TECH2003-022003-033Y2003-032003-042003-05 17246S12060499855799213022240884189AUB1892003719516[Here endeth the boke of Iohn Maund1496692003-09222PDCC2003-102003-113A2003-112003-122004-03 17247S1083639984402288042269045803AUA6611003714235Here begynneth a lytell treatyse or14991022003-09222APEX2003-102003-113Y2003-112003-122004-03 17249.5S1043599984009745682248583063AUA3998003711622of delyces where a man shall fynde1510352010-0292PDCC2010-022010-033A2010-032010-042011-04 17249S1043619984009945702240933040AUA4000003711624Than is there an other yle ye men c1503312003-0982TECH2003-092003-103A2003-102003-122004-03 17251S1079019984359383362240873790AUA6294003713918The voyages and trauailes of Sir Jo1582802013-07288PDCC2013-082013-103A2013-102014-032014-10 17255S1218703258899857030226972240894558AUC2078003729702The maner of the world now a dayes.156212007-086TECH2007-082007-093A2007-092008-022008-09 17257.5Harl.7617[17]R226109S123999998928151872742240927374Manning, Peter,$dfl. 1621.An acte to auoyde a decree in Chancery there made, betvveene one Francis Verzelline, sonne and heire of Iacob Verzelline the elder, plaintiffe; : and Peter Manning, Michaell Pallmer, and their wiues, daughters of the sayde Iacob the elder, and others, defendants.162122014-019PDCC2014-012014-023A2014-022014-032014-10 17257S10978499845429103262248523245AUA7564003715188A new booke, intituled, I am for yo1604252010-01104PDCC2010-022010-033A2010-032010-042011-04 17258S1054079984113556952248571203AUA4783003712407Newes from Spaine.1622112010-0232PDCC2010-022012-113A2012-112013-022014-03 17259S1025899983836127362240948203AUA3405003711029A true report of the seruice done v1602112003-0923TECH2003-092003-103A2003-102003-122004-03 17260S12007399855273207592240927583AUB1648003719272Count Mansfields directions of vvar1624322010-0288PDCC2010-022010-043A2010-042011-062011-12 17261.5S13603222922142158251502240937490AUC2989003730613[A Ballad of King Henry II and the158812002-057TECH2002-062002-073A2002-072002-082003-01 17262S1200743016299855274207602240941649AUB1649003719273A pleasant new ballad of the Miller164012005-1215PDCC2006-042006-063A2006-062006-092007-01 17263S1051689984089854422264185095AUA4610003712234Flinton, George.Whitford, Richard,$dfl. 1495-1555?,$eattributed author.$4autA manual of prayers nevvly gathered out of many and diuers famous authours15831612012-03264PDCC2012-032012-053A2012-052013-022014-03 17290S438024236426274222240942988AUC4875003732499A brefe collection of the lawes of15921432010-01691PDCC2010-022012-103A2012-102013-022014-03 17293S12075299855946214572240875695AUB1964003719588Politicall observations upon the fa1634272011-0960APEX2011-092011-113A2011-112012-052012-10 17294S1218103240699856973226292240881714AUC2063003729687The map of mortalitie160412008-086PDCC2008-112009-043A2009-042009-092011-04 17295S12074199855935214452240917033AUB1954003719578The diall of destiny.1581842010-02212PDCC2010-022010-033A2010-032010-042011-04 17296S10978899845433103312240884586AUA7566003715190A greene forest, or A naturall hist15671222003-09303PDCC2003-092003-103A2003-102003-122004-03 17297S1037429983948739142240904304AUB2729003720353Mappa mundi, otherwyse called the c1550132013-0317APEX2013-032013-103A2013-102014-032014-10 17298S11199899847257122842248536673AUA8723003716347The iudgment of humane actions16291702003-12386PDCC2004-022004-033A2004-032004-042004-05 17299S11202099847279123082269045501AUA8732003716356A booke of notes and common places,15816292000-003153TECH2002-012002-053A2002-052002-062003-01 17301S1079069984359883412240863088AUA6298003713922Examples drawen out of holy Scriptu1582832000-0095PDCC2001-092001-103A 17302S12058799855783212852240872621AUB1881003719505The holie historie of King Dauid1579372000-00178PDCC2001-092001-103A2001-102001-112003-01 17303S11199799847256122832248531144AUA8722003716346The lyues of holy sainctes, prophet15742162010-03749APEX2010-042010-063A2010-062011-062011-12 17305S11199599847254122812248548605AUA8720003716344A fruitful sermon necessary for the1602442010-0292PDCC2010-022014-113A2014-112015-032016-02 17306S1025959983836727432240910180AUA3409003711033Notes of the doctrine of repentance1602592010-02145PDCC2010-022015-123A2015-122022-12 17307S1054349984116257242240854687AUA4807003712431A sermon preached at Paules Crosse1602452010-0291PDCC2010-022011-123A2011-122012-052012-10 17308S11197999847238122642240953811AUA8704003716328Epithalamium Gallo-Britannicum1625792010-02192PDCC2010-022010-043A2010-042011-062011-12 17309S11185799847118121302264212033AUA8628003716252Marcelline, George.The triumphs of King Iames the First, of Great Brittaine, France, and Ireland, King; defender of the faith1620572010-02133PDCC2010-022010-033A2010-032010-042011-04 17311S11426899849494146442248568065AUA9735003717359The Roman historie16092602006-022066APEX2006-032007-043A2007-042008-022008-09 17312S1218043240399856968226242240897319AUB2406003720030The purgacion of the ryght honourab155912003-033APEX2003-042003-053A2003-052003-062003-07 17313.7S11772399852933182882240948504AUB0815003718439The booke of marchauntes1547482006-1158APEX2006-112007-013A2007-012007-022007-10 17313S11968099854887203422240895991AUB1492003719116A treatise of the good and euell to1592302010-0258PDCC2010-022010-033A2010-032010-042011-04 17314S1037509983949539232240907943AUA3682003711306A declaration of the masse1547322010-02111PDCC2010-022010-043A2010-042011-062011-12 17317S1043669984010445752240930700AUA4005003711629A declaration of thee power of Gods1548362004-0376APEX2004-032004-093A2004-092004-102004-11 17318S1043679984010545762240926279AUA4006003711630Here is a shorte resytal or certayn154892004-0318APEX2004-032004-043Y2004-042004-072004-08 17319S1083659984402488062248527014AUA6613003714237Here beginneth a necessarie instruc1548282004-0346APEX2004-032004-093A2004-092004-102004-11 17320S11199099847249122752240926804AUA8715003716339A godly medytacyon of the christen1548492002-06113PDCC2002-082002-093Y2002-092002-102003-01 17323.5C.114.d.5[8]998930691935942240931674H. 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Faithfully translated out of French, for the profit and delight of the ingenious English of both sexes; to serve as a usefull helpe in their discourse.16401842007-07315TECH2007-072007-103A2007-102008-022008-09 17330S10983099845474103772240873791AUA7596003715220The market or fayre of vsurers.1550912008-07132PDCC2008-102011-073A2011-072012-052012-10 17332S11426599849491146412248562216AUA9732003717356Fiue decades of epistles of vvarre.16221062010-02566PDCC2010-022010-033R2010-102010-123Y2010-122011-062011-12 17333S11194499847203122262240944223AUA8682003716306The art of archerie.1634982002-06144TECH2002-062002-073A2002-072002-082003-01 17334S12078799855980214932240917064AUB1979003719603Cauelarice, or The English horseman16073862002-061200APEX2002-072002-083R2003-032003-043A2003-042003-062003-07 17336S11202299847281123102240941940AUA8734003716358Cheape and good husbandry for the v1614952002-06271TECH2002-062002-073R2002-102002-113A2002-112002-122003-01 17341S12124899856433219822240866623AUB2135003719759The complete farriar, or The kings1639952005-06143APEX2005-062005-073A2005-072005-102005-12 17343S11204999847308123382240948141AUA8751003716375Countrey contentments, or The Engli16231232002-06495PDCC2002-082002-093A2002-092002-102003-01 17346S1079099984360183452248518883AUA6300003713924A discource of horsmanshippe.1593472002-06175TECH2002-062002-073R2002-102002-113R2003-022003-033Y2003-032003-042003-05 17350.5S109832998454761784972264207197The English Arcadia1607742011-06264PDCC2011-062011-073A2011-072012-052012-10 17352S10984999845492103972240892419AUB6769003724393The second and last part of the fir16131302002-06429TECH2002-062002-083R2003-022003-033R2003-062003-073R 17353S10981799845461103632240897746AUB6764003724388The English house-vvife.16311382005-06517PDCC2005-082005-113R2006-052006-063Y2006-062006-092007-01 17355S11206399847322123532240908612AUA8762003716386The English husbandman. The first p16131062002-06383PDCC2002-082002-093A2002-092002-102003-01 17356S11205899847317123482240924700AUA8757003716381The second booke of the English hus1614592002-06239PDCC2002-082002-093A2002-092002-102003-01 17359S10984799845490103952240861660AUA7605003715229The famous whore, or noble curtizan1609212002-0661APEX2002-072002-083Y2002-082002-102003-01 17360S1044619984019946752240878379AUA4081003711705Hobsons horse-load of letters: or A1613332002-0661TECH2002-072002-083R2002-112002-123R2003-062003-073Y2003-072003-082003-09 17361S11210099847359123922240949423AUA8780003716404Honour in his perfection1624252002-0679PDCC2002-082002-093A2002-092002-102003-01 17362S11209799847356123892240904708AUA8778003716402Hungers preuention: or, The whole a16211522002-06309APEX2002-072002-083A2002-082002-102003-01 17363S11210699847365123982240949427AUA8785003716409The inrichment of the vveald of Ken1625152002-0647PDCC2002-082002-093A2002-092002-102003-01 17367S162720240895238952240945626AUB3063003720687Markhams faithfull farrier1630632005-0697TECH2005-062005-073A2005-072005-102005-12 17372S11210799847366123992240937350AUA8786003716410Markhams farwell to husbandry or, T1620852002-06282APEX2002-072002-083A2002-082002-102003-01 17376.5S477723877159269412240912915AUC4475003732099Markhams maister-peece, or, What do16102602000-00827PDCC2001-062001-082R2003-062003-073A2003-072003-082003-09 17381S100657998364887652240916956AUB3524003721148Markhams methode or epitome1616472005-06101PDCC2005-082005-103A2005-102006-012006-02 17385S10985699845499104042240884384AUA7613003715237The most honorable tragedie of Sir1595572002-0689TECH2002-062002-073A2002-072002-082003-01 17386.5S332733143331283862248547438AUC5704003733328A schoole for young souldiers161512002-068TECH2002-072002-083Y2002-082002-102003-01 17386S11969099854897203532240935326AUB1496003719120The poem of poems. 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Iohn. Gathered out of all the singuler and approued deuines (which the Lorde hath giuen vnto his Church) by Augustine Marlorate. And translated out of Latin into Englishe by Thomas Timme minister. Seene and allovved according to the order appoynted15753162010-022481PDCC2010-022010-043Y2010-042011-062011-12 17408S112202998474601772222240942910Marlorat, Augustin,$d1506-1562.Golding, Arthur,$d1536-1606.A catholike exposition vpon the Reuelation of Sainct Iohn. Collected by M. Augustine Marlorate out of diuers notable writers, whose names ye shal find in the page following Novi Testamenti catholica expositio ecclesiastica. English. Selections15743512014-011732PDCC2014-032014-063A2014-062015-032016-02 17410S1026829983845328332240871357AUA3433003711057A treatise of the sin against the h1570212010-0255PDCC2010-022010-033R2010-102010-123R2011-032011-043A2011-042011-062011-12 17412S10985399845496104012240853050AUA7610003715234The famous tragedy of the rich Ievv1633382002-06168PDCC2002-082002-093A2002-092002-102003-01 17414S1049499984067952062240867969AUA4441003712065Hero and Leander: begun by Christop1598532002-06136TECH2002-062002-073Y2002-072002-082003-01 17423S10986599845508104132240863155AUA7620003715244The massacre at Paris1594302002-0684APEX2002-072002-083A2002-082002-102003-01 17425S12210199857253229462240880014AUB2546003720170Tamburlaine the Great.1590832002-06271APEX2002-072002-083A2002-082002-102003-01 17429S12017399855372208622240937580AUB1687003719311The tragicall history of D. 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Iohn Bridges, for i1588262002-0694PDCC2002-082002-093A2002-092002-102003-01 17456S11230099847555125932240906466AUA8907003716531Hay any worke for Cooper: or a brie1589302011-11118PDCC2011-112011-123A2011-122012-052012-10 17457S11231299847567126052248516560AUA8915003716539Theses Martinianae1589162010-0249PDCC2010-022010-043Y2010-042011-062011-12 17458S11231399847568126062240919767AUA8916003716540The iust censure and reproofe of Ma1589172010-0255PDCC2010-022010-033A2010-032010-042011-04 17459S11231499847569126072240942932AUA8917003716541The protestatyon of Martin Marprela1589172010-0233PDCC2010-022014-113A2014-112015-032016-02 17461.5S1083239984398487602264216626AUA6581003714205Mar-Martin.158932009-044PDCC2009-052010-043A2010-042011-062011-12 17461S1082949984395587262240908522AUB2761003720385Mar-Martine158952002-1219APEX2003-022003-033Y2003-032003-042003-05 17462S11231699847571126092240942905AUA8918003716542Marre Mar-Martin: or Marre-Martins158932002-125PDCC2003-012003-023A2003-022003-042003-05 17463S11231799847572126102248515915AUB7376003725000Pappe with an hatchet.1589202004-0556TECH2004-052004-063A2004-062004-072004-08 17464S10994799845577104842240924381AUA7660003715284A vvhip for an ape: or Martin displ158942004-0510PDCC2004-062004-073Y2004-072004-102004-11 17465S11235799847612126522240944196AUA8952003716576Rythmes against Martin Marre-Prelat158942004-0510APEX2004-062004-073A2004-072004-102004-11 17466S12074399855937214472240863208AUB1956003719580A new and pleasaunt enterlude intit1570222002-0187PDCC2002-012002-033A2002-032002-042003-01 17468S1056059984133259072248571201AUA4956003712580A true report of the taking of Mars1585132006-0230PDCC2006-042006-063A2006-062006-092007-01 17469.8S339233143405284512240925655AUC5766003733390A Zealous prayer to God, vsed and s162012007-083TECH2007-082007-093A2007-092008-022008-09 17469S11234999847604126442240904580AUB7381003725005A compendious treatise in metre dec1554132004-0536PDCC2004-072006-073Y2006-072006-092007-01 17470S11404599849273144112248550609AUB8156003725780A sermon preached at the consecrati1625202010-0271PDCC2010-022010-033A2010-032010-042011-04 17473S10989699845536104412240892416AUA7636003715260The history of Antonio and Mellida.1602372003-06117TECH2003-062003-083R2003-112003-123A2003-122004-022004-03 17474S11225499847512125492248521578AUA8873003716497Antonios reuenge. The second part.1602412003-06134PDCC2003-072003-093A2003-092003-102003-11 17475S11225599847513125502248517037AUA8874003716498The Dutch courtezan.1605322010-02158PDCC2010-022010-033A2010-032010-042011-04 17476S11225799847515125522248519504AUB7365003724989The insatiate countesse.1613452003-06172PDCC2003-072003-093A2003-092003-102003-11 17479S11228699847541125782240917752AUA8894003716518The malcontent. By Iohn Marston. 161604322003-06131APEX2003-062003-083A2003-082003-102003-11 17481S11229199847546125832240922537AUA8898003716522The malcontent. Augmented by Marsto1604372002-11165TECH2002-122003-013A2003-012003-022003-03 17482S10989799845537104422240884574AUA7637003715261The metamorphosis of Pigmalions ima1598462003-0461PDCC2003-052003-073A2003-072003-082003-09 17484S10989999845539104442248528924AUA7639003715263Parasitaster, or The favvne1606372003-06188PDCC2003-072003-093A2003-092003-102003-11 17485S1046299984036248622240863045AUA4218003711842The scourge of villanie.1598622003-04103TECH2003-052004-093Y2004-092004-102004-11 17487S10990099845540104452240863139AUA7640003715264VVhat you vvill. By Iohn Marston.1607322003-06147PDCC2003-072003-093A2003-092003-102003-11 17488.3S94127682224391837592248531754Marston, John,$d1575?-1634.The tragedie of Sophonisba. : Written by Iohn Marston..1606272014-01124PDCC2014-012014-033A2014-032015-032016-02 17488.7S1070249984272874112240901387AUA5851003713475A breefe coniecturall discourse, vp1589102012-0635PDCC2012-072012-083A2012-082013-022014-03 17488S11229499847549125862240944191AUA8901003716525The vvonder of vvomen or The traged1606282003-06119APEX2003-062003-083Y2003-082003-102003-11 17489S109908998455461507032248525428005370985Marten, Anthony,$dd. 1597.Marten, Anthony,$dd. 1597.$tGodly prayer for the preservation of the Queenes Majestie, and for her armies both by sea and land.An exhortation, to stirre vp the mindes of all her Maiesties faithfull subiects, to defend their countrey in this dangerous time, from the inuasion of enemies. Faithfullie and zealouslie compiled by Anthonie Marten, sewer of her Maiesties most honorable chamber1588252010-0280PDCC2010-022014-113A2014-112015-032016-02 17490S11235199847606126462264216254AUB7382003725006A reconciliation of all the pastors15901492010-02440PDCC2010-022015-123A2015-122022-12 17491S1070099984271473962240870274AUA5839003713463A second sound, or vvarning of the1589432010-02133PDCC2010-022010-043Y2010-042011-062011-12 17494S11230799847562126002248515905AUA8911003716535Selected epigrams of Martial. Engli1629522005-0681APEX2005-062005-073A2005-072005-102005-12 17496S11233899847593126322240931962AUA8935003716559A treatyse of the Crosse15641852010-02422PDCC2010-022010-043R2020-012022-12 17497S1070129984271773992248575863AUA5840003713464A replie to M. Calfhills blasphemou15662552010-021319PDCC2010-022010-043A2010-042011-062011-12 17500S1034849983923736402240862917AUA3587003711211The rule of an honest lyfe, wryten1538282002-1042TECH2002-122003-013A2003-012003-022003-03 17501S10991799845551104562240897727AUA7650003715274A frutefull worke of Lucius Anneus1546292010-0238PDCC2010-022014-113A2014-112015-032016-02 17503S11235899847613126532240942907AUA8953003716577A discouerie of the manifold corrup15821812010-02595PDCC2010-022010-043A2010-042011-062011-12 17504S1054359984116357252240858495AUA4808003712432The loue of the soule Made by G.M.1597272010-0231PDCC2010-022012-113A2012-112013-022014-03 17507S1025239983830026742240916941AUB4564003722188A treatyse of Chris[ti]an peregrina1597802010-02171PDCC2010-022010-043A2010-042011-062011-12 17508S1070139984271874002240852088AUA5841003713465A treatise of schisme.1578942010-02207PDCC2010-022010-043A2010-042011-062011-12 17509.5S11236499847618126582248523408AUB7386003725010Martin, James,$dfl. 1615-1630.Casaubon, Isaac,$d1559-1614.Via regia1615102010-0214PDCC2010-022010-033A2010-032010-042011-04 17510S11236399847617126572240926649AUB7385003725009A speach deliuered, to the Kings mo160362009-0512PDCC2009-062009-073A2009-072009-092011-04 17511.5S280924726791278632240924173AUC5223003732847Catalogue des diverses liures franc1640152010-0241PDCC2010-022014-113A2014-112015-032016-02 17517S11232299847577126152240941262AUA8923003716547A traictise declaryng and plainly p15541452005-12688TECH2005-122006-103R2020-012022-12 17519S11235099847605126452240906470AUA8946003716570A defence of priestes mariages15672022003-04976PDCC2003-052003-063A2003-062003-082003-09 17520S11236699847620126622240926181AUA8955003716579The true report of all the successe1572262010-0184PDCC2010-022010-043A2010-042011-062011-12 17525S11237599847629126792248524820AUB7389003725013Nevv epigrams, and a satyre. VVritt1621172003-0642APEX2003-062003-083A2003-082003-102003-11 17527S11425999849485146352240883201AUB8281003725905The historie, and liues, of the kin16152602010-021495PDCC2010-032010-043A2010-042011-062011-12 17530S1023129983810124602240941148AUB4449003722073Youths instruction. Composed and wr1612712010-02219PDCC2010-022010-033A2010-032010-042011-04 17532S10999799845621105312264191550AUA7685003715309The martiloge in englysshe after th15261432013-05552PDCC2013-062013-073A2013-072014-032014-10 17533S11235999847614126542240941277AUB7383003725007The Roman martyrologe16273262004-12613APEX2004-122005-013A2005-012005-042005-10 17537S1067519984246171142240886416AUA5660003713284The lamentacyon of our lady.151072005-1020PDCC2006-012006-053A2006-052006-092007-01 17539S11957199854778202222240943808AUC1214003728838The myracles of oure blessyd lady.1496292005-0477PDCC2005-052005-073A2005-072005-102005-12 17542S11182199847089120992240940532AUA8610003716234Here after folowith the boke callyd15301772002-06557PDCC2002-082002-093A2002-092002-102003-01 17546S12031999855518210132240866633AUB1755003719379The rosarie of our Ladie. Otherwise1600742012-05147APEX2012-052012-063A2012-062013-022014-03 17548S1028359983859729812240878347AUB4746003722370The arch-confraternity of the holy1636162012-0521PDCC2012-062012-073A2012-072013-022014-03 17552S1016079983741617352240882541AUB4058003721682Statutes compyled for the better ob1632852002-04190TECH2002-052002-063R2002-102002-113A2002-112002-122003-01 17553S1014389983725215672240904364AUB3996003721620Declaration da la reyne Mere du Roy1638102010-0223PDCC2010-022014-113A2014-112015-032016-02 17554S11237699847630126802240940551AUA8962003716586A declaration of the Queene, mother163992010-0220PDCC2010-022010-033A2010-032010-042011-04 17555S11238199847635126852240938789AUB7392003725016The remonstrance made by the Queene161992010-0221PDCC2010-022010-043A2010-042011-062011-12 17556S11949999854706201432248498107AUC1183003728807A true discourse of the whole occur1601232006-0281APEX2006-032006-043A2006-042006-092007-01 17562S1037419983948639132264173166A supplicacyo[n] to the quenes maiestie 1555272014-0192PDCC2014-012014-033A2014-032015-032016-02 17564S1028319983859329772240916977AUB4743003722367Allegations against the surmisid ti1565192012-0549PDCC2012-052016-063A2016-062022-12 17565S12199499857148228282240895745AUB2486003720110The copie of a letter written by on157292004-0316TECH2004-032004-043A2004-042004-072004-08 17566.3S1083269984398787642240932414AUA6584003714208A defence of the honorable sentence1587542012-07165PDCC2012-072012-083A2012-082013-022014-03 17566.7S103485998392381768812240907986Est natura hominum nouitatis auida : The Scottish queens buriall at Peterborough, vpon Tuesday beeing Lammas day. 1587.158952014-019PDCC2014-012014-023A2014-022014-032014-10 17567S11237899847632126822240938788AUB7391003725015A sacred poem describing the miracu1640342004-1099APEX2004-112005-013A2005-012005-042005-10 17569S12192299857079227502240897481AUB2839003720463Marie Magdalens lamentations for th1601312002-0668PDCC2002-082002-103A2002-102002-122003-01 17571S10993099845561104682248524143AUB6789003724413A relation of Maryland1635472006-07111APEX2006-072006-123A2006-122007-022007-10 17572S12007899855278207642240892058AUB1651003719275A booke of fishing with hooke {amp} lin1590492006-04142TECH2006-052007-053A2007-052008-022008-09 17574S11237999847633126832240919788AUA8963003716587A booke of the arte and maner, howe1572622006-05234PDCC2006-102007-103A2007-102008-022008-09 17580S11238299847636126862240937244AUA8965003716589The first booke of cattell15871562006-07655APEX2006-082008-063A2008-062008-092009-03 17589S1072909984299276952240897721AUA5995003713619The husbandlye ordring and gouernme1581822010-02171PDCC2010-022010-043A2010-042011-062011-12 17590S126114545324171808402240908484Mascall, Leonard, d. 1589.A profitable booke declaring dyuers approoued remedies, to take out spottes and staines, in silkes, veluets, linnnen [sic] and woollen clothes : With diuers colours how to die velvets and silkes, linnen and woollen, fustian and threade. Also to dresse leather, and to colour felles. How to gylde, graue, sowder and vernishe. And to harden and make softe yron and steele. : Very necessarie to all men, speciallye for those which hath or shall haue any doinges therein: with a perfite table herevnto, to fynde all thinges readye, not the like reuealde in English heretofore. / Taken out of Dutche, and englished [sic] by L.M..1583472010-02148PDCC2010-022010-033R2010-102010-123A2010-122011-062011-12 17594S11238999847643126932240932405AUB7396003725020A sermon preached before his Maiest1622242010-0255PDCC2010-022011-083A2011-082012-052012-10 17595S11238599847639126892248523426AUB7394003725018The avthoritie of the Chvrch in mak1607512004-08180APEX2004-082004-093A2004-092004-102004-11 17597S11429499849520146722248551218AUB8298003725922Of the consecration of the bishops16131422004-081122APEX2004-082004-123A2004-122005-012005-03 17599S11429899849524146762240855922AUB8302003725926Vindici{aelig} Ecclesi{aelig} Angli16383522004-082232APEX2004-082007-093A2007-092008-022008-09 17600.7S281124728239278652264227674AUC5225003732849Grammaire angloise1633542005-05136TECH2005-062005-083A2005-082005-102005-12 17600S11243499847688127422240940717AUB7414003725038Two sermons, preached at the Kings1621642004-08111TECH2004-082004-093A2004-092004-102004-11 17601S11421999849445145922240854563AUB8253003725877The ayres that vvere sung and playe1618112002-1116TECH2002-122003-013A2003-012003-022003-03 17602S12099999856190217172248523548AUC1823003729447Christian humiliation, or, A treati1625872010-02308PDCC2010-022010-043A2010-042011-062011-12 17604S1028459983860729922248548882AUB4754003722378Contentment in Gods gifts or some s1630632010-0284PDCC2010-022010-043A2010-042011-062011-12 17605S1023089983809724562248568257AUB4446003722070The cure of cares or a short discou1627302010-0296PDCC2010-022011-123A2011-122012-052012-10 17608S11243599847689127432240942906AUB7415003725039The epicures fast: or: A short disc1626352010-02145PDCC2010-022010-033A2010-032010-042011-04 17609S1023079983809624552240887267AUB4445003722069Hearing and doing the ready way to16354152010-02566PDCC2010-032010-043A2010-042011-062011-12 17610S11243799847691127452240906374AUB7416003725040The nevv art of lying1624652003-11274TECH2003-122004-013A2004-012004-022004-03 17613S11244199847695127512240941246AUB7417003725041The tribunall of the conscience: or1626372010-02114PDCC2010-022011-063A2011-062012-052012-10 17615S11240999847663127152240940552AUA8986003716610The anatomie of sorcerie.1612542003-09186TECH2003-092003-103A2003-102003-122004-03 17616S10992899845559104662240897741AUB6787003724411A briefe discourse of the Nevv-foun162082004-0822APEX2004-082004-093Y2004-092004-102004-11 17617S11242599847679127332240906352AUA8992003716616The Turke.1610372000-00147PDCC2002-012002-033A2002-032002-042003-01 17619S10993799845567104742248536801AUB6792003724416Reasons academie. Set foorth by Rob1605602002-11125PDCC2002-122003-013Y2003-012003-022003-03 17620.3S1093769984502698982248523140AUB6668003724292A nevv post1620622010-02128PDCC2010-022010-043A2010-042011-062011-12 17620S11910799854314197282240904822AUC0912003728536A mirrour for merchants.1609592005-06129PDCC2005-082006-013A2006-012006-042006-06 17621S1014299983724315582240923249AUB3991003721615Reasons monarchie. Set forth by Rob1602782010-02129PDCC2010-022010-043A2010-042011-062011-12 17622S11440399849628147872240940166AUC2386003730010Christs victorie ouer Sathans tyran16152222002-091783TECH2002-122003-013R2003-052005-033A2005-032005-042005-10 17623S129922106383250792248509339AUC2932003730556A revelation of the Revelation1619602010-0299PDCC2010-022010-033A2010-032010-042011-04 17624S11244299847696127522240919783AUB7418003725042A handful of essaies. Or Imperfect1621692004-0872TECH2004-082004-093A2004-092004-102004-11 17625.5S103495998392471768822240871313Against the detestable masse, and more then abhominable popishe heresie : Translated out of French into Englishe. Articles moste certain and true. 1566. Perused and allowed, accordyng vnto the Quenes Maieiesties iniunccions.1566152014-0129PDCC2014-012014-043A2014-042015-032016-02 17625S10994699845576104832240901412AUB6797003724421The maske of flowers{middot}1614172013-0634PDCC2013-072013-093A2013-092014-032014-10 17626S1037439983948839152240873217AUA3677003711301The dysclosyng of the canon of ye p1548232012-0734APEX2012-072012-103A2012-102013-022014-03 17627S1067589984246871222240877025AUA5666003713290The dysclosi[n]g of the canon of th1547112009-1217PDCC2009-122010-013R2010-052010-063A2010-062011-062011-12 17629S122120998572721775702248509668A plaine and godlye treatise, concernynge the masse [and] the blessed sacrament of the aulter : for the instruccion of the symple and vnlerned people.1555652014-01148PDCC2014-032015-103A2015-102022-12 17630S10994299845572104792240866530AUA7659003715283The vpcheringe of the messe.154892004-0813TECH2004-082004-103A2004-102005-012005-03 17631S1056289984135559322240853110AUA4976003712600A sermon preached at Trafford in La1586182010-0247PDCC2010-022010-043A2010-042011-062011-12 17632S11241099847664127162240932504AUB7398003725022The bond-man1624452000-00179PDCC2001-112002-033A2002-032002-042003-01 17634S11241499847668127202240917398AUB7402003725026The Duke of Millaine.1623602000-00178APEX2001-102001-113A2001-112001-122003-01 17636S11241899847672127262240942911AUB7404003725028The Emperour of the East{middot}1632482000-00178PDCC2001-112002-043A2002-042002-052003-01 17637S11242099847674127282248517925AUB7405003725029The great Duke of Florence.1636422002-01157APEX2002-012002-033A2002-032002-042003-01 17638.5S11242199847675127292248523430AUB7406003725030The maid of honour.1632432002-01169PDCC2002-022002-033A2002-032002-042003-01 17639S11242399847677127312248523416AUA8991003716615A new way to pay old debts1633472000-00184APEX2001-112002-023Y2002-022002-032003-01 17640S12311324728865278662240921472AUC5226003732850The picture1630502000-00180TECH2002-012002-023A2002-022002-032003-01 17641S11242799847681127352240937076AUA8993003716617The renegado1630472000-00166TECH2002-022002-033A2002-032002-042003-01 17642S11242899847682127362240944193AUB7409003725033The Roman actor.1629432000-00159PDCC2001-112002-043A2002-042002-052003-01 17643S11242999847683127372240944219AUB7410003725034The unnaturall combat.1639412000-00149TECH2002-022002-033A2002-032002-042003-01 17644S11243099847684127382240919775AUB7411003725035The virgin martir1622432000-00187APEX2001-102001-113Y2001-112001-122003-01 17646S11243299847686127402240904719AUB7413003725037The fatall dovvry1632432000-00175PDCC2001-112002-023A2002-022002-032003-01 17651S11999399855197206752240924027AUB1605003719229An historicall and true discourse,1608142013-0740PDCC2013-072013-093A2013-092014-032014-10 17654AS12093099856123216452248504095AUC1767003729391The flight of time, discerned by th1634122010-0345PDCC2010-032010-053A2010-052011-062011-12 17655S123338998988411520842240910751005371623Matthew, Roger,$db. 1574 or 5.Peters net let dovvne: or, The fisher and the fish, both prepared towards a blessed haven :$bDelivered at a synod at Chipping-Norton in Oxford-shire; by R. Matthew a neighbour minister. Reviewed by the authour and published.1634212010-0390PDCC2010-032015-123A2015-122022-12 17656S1023069983809524542240928140AUB4444003722068A sermon made in the cathedrall chu1535302010-0351PDCC2010-042011-033A2011-032011-062011-12 17658S112463998991171507042240883881005371090Matthew, Tobie,$cSir,$d1577-1655.Of the love of our only Lord and Saviour, Iesus Christ :$bBoth that which he beareth to vs; and that also which we are obliged to beare to him. Declared by the principall mysteries of the life, and death of our Lord; as they are deluiered [sic] to vs in Holy Scripture. With a preface, or introduction to the discourse.16223072010-031056PDCC2010-032010-043A2010-042011-062011-12 17659S11245099847704127602240941245AUB7420003725044Articles of the peace agreed vpon,160772008-1112PDCC2008-122009-013A2009-012009-022009-10 17660S11246099847714127712248529600AUA9009003716633Newes from Francfort, concerning th161292010-0913PDCC2010-102010-113A2010-112011-062011-12 17661S11246599847718127752240926352AUB7422003725046The heroyk life and deplorable deat16122052003-10401TECH2003-102003-113A2003-112003-122004-03 17662S11426999849495146452248533964AUA9736003717360The history of Levvis the eleuenth.16142342003-101897TECH2003-112003-123A2003-122004-022004-03 17663S1011249983694812482240951786AUB3797003721421The historie of S. Elizabeth daught1633482010-0382PDCC2010-032010-043A2010-042011-062011-12 17664S11247899847728127862248524818AUB7430003725054The povverfull fauorite, or, The li1628792010-03343PDCC2010-032010-043A2010-042011-062011-12 17666S11248999847738127982248525646AUB7434003725058Vnhappy prosperitie expressed in th16321592010-03480PDCC2010-042010-063A2010-062011-062011-12 17668S11245299847706127632240932421AUB7421003725045Remarkeable considerations upon the1638442010-0297PDCC2010-022014-113A2014-112015-032016-02 17669S11182599847093121042248528319AUA8613003716237The first part of the catalogue of15951782010-03603PDCC2010-032016-063A2016-062022-12 17670.5S125494999006261736372240886105005372496An ambassage of tvvo Indian kings sent vnto the high and mightie Prince Maurice Prince of Orange :$bwho by the same desire that their sonnes, whom they also haue sent vnto him, might be brought vp in Christian religion.162132009-044PDCC2009-052010-043A2010-042011-062011-12 17671AS11313099848369134592240931307AUB7706003725330The battaile fovght betvveene Count160052012-0611PDCC2012-072013-103A2013-102014-032014-10 17672S1028479983860929942240876559AUB4756003722380The faithfull and wise preventer or162182009-1224PDCC2009-122014-103A2014-102015-032016-02 17673S11314999848388134782248518158AUB7709003725333The honorable victorie obteined by159742008-085PDCC2008-112009-043A2009-042009-092011-04 17675S1028469983860829932240871320AUB4755003722379A short report of the honourable io160262009-0515PDCC2009-062009-073A2009-072009-092011-04 17676S11445399849678148402248540286AUB8375003725999The triumphs of Nassau: or, A descr16132002003-05970PDCC2003-062003-073A2003-072003-082003-09 17679S11315899848397134872240909298AUB7714003725338A true relation of the famous {amp} ren160052010-038PDCC2010-032010-043A2010-042011-062011-12 17681S1023139983810224612240926110AUB4450003722074Grieving of Gods spirit.1620152010-0357PDCC2010-032010-053A2010-052011-062011-12 17682S1059589984168362812240906346AUB5819003723443The practice of repentance. Or A se1617242010-0399APEX2010-032010-033A2010-032010-042011-04 17683a.5S103504998392561768832248561951Mavericke, Radford,$db. 1560 or 61.Three treatises religiously handled : and named according to the seuerall subiect of each treatise: The mourning weede. The mornings joy. The kings reioycing. Published by R.M. minister of Gods word. Perused and allowed.1603532014-01166PDCC2014-032014-053A2014-052015-032016-02 17683AS45022438743255342248515321AUC3298003730922Saint Peters watch word1603892010-03218PDCC2010-032010-053A2010-052011-062011-12 17683S11269799847942130122240852640AUB7529003725153Saint Peters chaine1596992010-03289APEX2010-032010-033A2010-032010-042011-04 17684S1023039983809224512248565945AUB4442003722066The sermon preached before the King1605292010-0366PDCC2010-032010-053A2010-052011-062011-12 17685.5S94149565728961809962240929775Maxey, Anthony, d. 1618.The golden chaine of mans saluation, and the fearefull point of hardening, : opened and set downe in two seuerall sermons preached before the king. / By Anthony Maxey Batchelar in Diuinitie, and chaplaine to his Majesty in ordinary ...1606512010-03144APEX2010-032010-033A2010-032010-042011-04 17688S1054179984114557062248575371AUA4792003712416An other sermon preached before the1605192010-0365PDCC2010-032010-053A2010-052011-062011-12 17690S100647998364787552248578966AUB3515003721139The churches sleepe1606262010-0377PDCC2010-032010-053A2010-052011-062011-12 17695S11315999848398134882240925315AUB7715003725339A nevv instuction [sic] of plowing1601192010-0366PDCC2010-032010-053A2010-052011-062011-12 17696S1056319984135859352240858459AUA4978003712602A brief rehersal {amp} discription, of156552012-069PDCC2012-072013-103A2013-102014-032014-10 17697.7S281524758299278692240925796AUC5228003732852Admirable and notable prophesies161412007-081TECH2007-082007-093A2007-092008-022008-09 17697S1014369983725015652240895528AUB3994003721618Whereas the professor hereof, Iacob162212007-085TECH2007-082007-093A2007-092008-022008-09 17699.5S306929905503281292240914832AUC5463003733087An English-royall pedegree common t161312007-087TECH2007-082007-093A2007-092008-022008-09 17700.5S306329905388281232240910708AUC5457003733081The imperiall and princely pedegree161312007-0811TECH2007-082009-013A2009-012009-022009-10 17700S12033199855530210252240939834AUB1762003719386The golden art, or The right way of16111142010-03387PDCC2010-032010-053A2010-052011-062011-12 17701S12680099847793128542240942931AUB7458003725082The laudable life and deplorable de1612232010-0375PDCC2010-032010-053A2010-052011-062011-12 17702S11944799854654200872240913687AUC1151003728775The mirrour of religious men, and o1611872010-03160PDCC2010-032010-043A2010-042011-062011-12 17703S11254699847794128552240941254AUB7459003725083A monument of remembrance1613292010-03128PDCC2010-032010-043A2010-042011-062011-12 17704S1033739983912935282264172800AUB5118003722742A nevv eight-fold probation of the1617612010-03263PDCC2010-032010-053A2010-052011-062011-12 17705S11254799847795128562240940714AUB7460003725084Queene Elizabeths looking-glasse of16121202010-03218PDCC2010-032010-053A2010-052011-062011-12 17707C.20.f.7[538]30357998917551832042240909702The fetching home of May: or, A pretty new ditty wherein is made knowne, how each lasse doth strive for to have a green gowne : To the tune of, Roome for company, &c.163512008-086PDCC2008-112009-043A2009-042009-092011-04 17708S10994599845575104822240884378AUB6796003724420Epigrams diuine and morall. By Edvv1633402010-0393PDCC2010-032010-043A2010-042011-062011-12 17709S11247999847729127882240926647AUB7431003725055A most certaine and true relation o1639252010-0366PDCC2010-032010-043A2010-042011-062011-12 17710S12017499855373208632240861739AUB1688003719312A declaration of the estate of clot1613302010-0382PDCC2010-032010-053A2010-052011-062011-12 17711S1088919984454393672240908637AUB6549003724173A continuation of Lucan's historica1630772005-06257PDCC2005-082005-123A2005-122006-012006-02 17713S10994899845578104852264205569AUB6798003724422The heire1622332005-06144PDCC2005-082005-103A2005-102006-012006-02 17715S12211599857267229622240904495AUC2166003729790The reigne of King Henry the Second16331082002-12250APEX2003-022003-033A2003-032003-042003-05 17716S12211699857268229632248502851AUC2167003729791The tragedy of Antigone, the Theban1631362005-0696TECH2005-072005-083A2005-082005-102005-12 17717S11254899847796128572240917762AUA9044003716668The tragedie of Cleopatra Queen of1639422005-06131PDCC2005-082006-013A2006-012006-042006-06 17718AS12205499857207228972240899129AUC2149003729773The tragedy of Julia Agrippina; Emp1639522005-06175PDCC2005-082006-013A2006-012006-042006-06 17719S11255099847798128592240919825AUB7462003725086The victorious reigne of King Edvva16351022005-06272APEX2005-062005-073A2005-072005-102005-12 17728.7S94150449203691738152240908500The Duke de Mayennes ghost speaking to the princes, lords, and gentlemen of France / Faithfully translated according to the French copie.1622142012-0733APEX2012-072015-013A2015-012015-032016-02 17729S1028619983862330082240921152AUB4762003722386An antidote against popery1625472010-03231PDCC2010-042010-053A2010-052011-062011-12 17731S11255199847799128602240908540AUB7463003725087Ecclesiastica interpretatio: or The16272822010-031399PDCC2010-032010-063A2010-062011-062011-12 17733S100659998364907672264224252AUB3526003721150The English catechisme explained. O16223192010-031521PDCC2010-042010-053A2010-052011-062011-12 17739S1070489984275274362240870172AUA5866003713490Mayers catechisme abridged. Or the1623392010-0382PDCC2010-032010-053A2010-052011-062011-12 17742S100842998366699532240864402AUB3621003721245A patterne for women: setting forth1619842010-03106PDCC2010-042010-053A2010-052011-062011-12 17745S12091399856106216282240877718AUC2432003730056Mayeres his travels1638342003-1265APEX2004-012004-023A2004-022004-042004-05 17746S163120241199239012240932714AUB3065003720689The patterne of all pious prayer, a1636242010-0331PDCC2010-032010-043A2010-042011-062011-12 17747S11448599849710148722240887421AUA9816003717440The generall historie of Spaine16127652003-107312TECH2003-112010-023Y2010-022010-042011-04 17749S1011239983694712472240910214AUB3796003721420The XII. wonders of the vvorld.1611252003-1221APEX2004-012004-023A2004-022004-042004-05 17750S11446299849687148492240896253AUB8381003726005The citye match.1639392003-01203PDCC2003-022003-033A2003-032003-042003-05 17751.5S12321224759006278702240925618AUC5229003732853Religion and alegiance [sic]1627472002-12138TECH2003-022003-033Y2003-032003-042003-05 17752S124300449203701738162240914882Mayo, John, fl. 1607-1629.The pope's parliament, : containing a pleasant and delightful historie, wherin are ... deliuered ... the paltry trash and trumperies of him and his pelting prelats ... : Whereunto is annexed an Anatomie of Pope Ioane, more apparently opening her whole life and storie. / Written by Iohn Mayo.1591272010-03122PDCC2010-032010-043A2010-042011-062011-12 17754S11422999849455146032248564313AUB8261003725885The anatomie of Pope Ioane.1624112010-0329PDCC2010-032010-043Y2010-042011-062011-12 17755S45122438968255352240959122AUC3299003730923A sermon of fasting, and of Lent, a1609342010-0370APEX2010-032010-033R2010-052010-073A2010-072011-062011-12 17756S130122106858250812240960335AUC2934003730558The vniuersall principle1630132010-0340PDCC2010-032010-053R2010-102010-123A2010-122011-062011-12 17757S1026889983845928392248606385AUA3438003711062The golden meane.1613692002-0468APEX2002-042002-053R2002-072002-083A2002-082002-102003-01 17760.5S281724759360278712248537655AUC5230003732854[A Meane to dye vvel]154532009-043PDCC2009-052009-123Y2009-122010-042011-04 17764S11453999849764149312240875911AUB8413003726037True newes from [Mecare:]159852006-1018APEX2006-112006-123A2006-122007-022007-10 17765S12205699857209228992240899179AUC2150003729774Churches, that is, appropriate plac1638402004-0593TECH2004-052004-063A2004-062004-072004-08 17766S11250499847753128132240937219AUB7436003725060Clauis apocalyptica1627152004-0552PDCC2004-072005-083Y2005-082005-102005-12 17768.5S1030969983885332432240914564AUB4922003722546The name altar, or thysiast{marc}er1637242005-1053PDCC2006-012006-043A2006-042006-092007-01 17769S12205799857210229002264229415AUC2151003729775The reverence of Gods house{middot}1638372005-1085TECH2005-102006-063A2006-062006-092007-01 17770.3S521420009399606731505102248559857005370791A Maruellous medicine to cure a great paine, if a mayden-head be lost to get it againe :$bto a pleasant new tune.162412008-085PDCC2008-112009-013A2009-012009-022009-10 17770.5S103505998392571768842240874976A medicine for the soule : as well as for them that be sick, most necessary in the bytternes of death, and in their last moost daungerous seasons.1550612014-0189PDCC2014-032014-063A2014-062015-032016-02 17770.7R224565M.S Harl. 514[1*]998925691836662248563469The seuen soueraigne medicines and salues, : to be diligently applied to the seuen deadly wounds and sores.160312008-082PDCC2008-092008-113A2008-112009-022009-10 17770S11423099849456146042240852580AUB8262003725886Misericors, mikrokosmos, or, Medele16191252010-03184PDCC2010-032010-043A2010-042011-062011-12 17771S1064849984219968332240901426AUA5469003713093The arte of nauigation1581872005-01539TECH2005-012005-023A2005-022005-042005-10 17773S11249199847740128002240926674AUA9021003716645An excellent and a right learned me1554142004-0327APEX2004-032004-043A2004-042004-072004-08 17776S1042389983997744432240866316AUA3927003711551Godly meditacions verye necessarie1546572009-0942PDCC2009-092009-113A2009-112010-042011-04 17777.5S532920031399608181505122240897500005370902An Excellent new medley :$bto the tune of the Spanish pauin.162012008-089PDCC2008-102008-123A2008-122009-022009-10 17777.7C.20.f.7[14]998841861829312248521339An excellent new medly : To to [sic] tune of the Spanish Pauin.162812008-089PDCC2008-102008-123A2008-122009-022009-10 17778S11126599846640116242240922065AUA8335003715959Here is co[n]teyned a godely interl151232009-046PDCC2009-052009-123Y2009-122010-042011-04 17779S12211399857265229592240894588AUB2552003720176Nature.1534352003-03139APEX2003-042005-033Y2005-032005-042005-10 17780.5S281824759815278722240914712AUC5231003732855The vickers challenge1640432010-03156PDCC2010-032010-043A2010-042011-062011-12 17780S112503998477521778052240940553Meene, Joshua.A liberall maintenance is manifestly due to the ministers of the Gospell. By Ioshua Meene vicar of Wymondham in Norfolke 1638432014-01156PDCC2014-032014-053A2014-052015-032016-02 17781S12038899855587210872240939833AUC1570003729194The meeting of gallants at an ordin1604152002-1140APEX2003-022003-033A2003-032003-042003-05 17784S11250199847750128102240944185AUA9029003716653Certaine briefe, and speciall instr1589162000-0048PDCC2001-112002-053R2003-032003-053A2003-052003-062003-07 17785S11249699847745128052264214566AUA9026003716650The vvorke of Pomponius Mela. the c1585512002-10220TECH2002-122003-013A2003-012003-022003-03 17788S12008199855281207672248527351AUB1652003719276A ciuile nosgay1550362007-0861APEX2007-092007-103A2007-102008-022008-09 17790.5S106592998423061769772240852044Melanchthon, Philipp,$d1497-1560.Robinson, Richard,$ccitizen of London.Godly prayers : meete to be vsed in these later times: collected out of the workes of that godly and reuerende father, Doctor Philip Melancthon and others: Now newly translated into Englishe. Seene and allowed, according to the order appointed.1579892014-01179PDCC2014-032015-103A2015-102022-12 17790S163220241310239022240948902AUB3066003720690A godly and learned assertion in de1580772005-05214TECH2005-062005-073A2005-072005-102005-12 17792S1042459983998444502240873260AUA3932003711556The iustification of man by faith o15481022009-10259PDCC2009-112009-123A2009-122010-042011-04 17793S1042499983998844542240926505AUA3935003711559A newe work co[n]cerning both parte1543402014-01102PDCC2014-032015-103A2015-102022-12 17797S1070299984273374162240888368AUA5856003713480Of two vvoonderful popish monsters1579222006-0575APEX2006-052006-083A2006-082006-092007-01 17799S1042529983999144572240926456AUA3938003711562A waying and considering of the Int1548292004-1242APEX2004-122005-013A2005-012005-042005-10 17801S10998799845613105222240893564AUA7679003715303Philotimus. The warre betwixt natur15831192010-11559PDCC2010-112011-013A2011-012011-062011-12 17802S11317299848411135032240896280AUB7717003725341A proper new balad of the Bryber Ge156612007-084TECH2007-082007-093A2007-092008-022008-09 17803S1070469984275074342240901392AUB6047003723671The true description of two monster156612007-085TECH2007-082007-093A2007-092008-022008-09 17804S11256099847808128692240919822AUB7468003725092Astrologaster, or, The figure-caste1620472010-03190PDCC2010-032010-043A2010-042011-062011-12 17805S11261099847857129202240920020AUB7486003725110A sixe-folde politician.16091292010-03179PDCC2010-032010-043A2010-042011-062011-12 17811S1062929984201066332240908776AUB5949003723573Ane godlie dreame, compylit in Scot160392010-0925PDCC2010-092010-113A2010-112011-062011-12 17814S130222108051250832240939895AUC2936003730560A godlie dreame1620122003-0530APEX2003-062005-023A2005-022005-042005-10 17815.5S11967899854885203402240868707AUB1491003719115Ane fruitful and comfortable exhort1597582004-05121TECH2004-052004-063A2004-062004-072004-08 17815S94163682224511837612240935099Melville, James,$d1556-1614.The black bastel, or, A lamentation in name of the kirk of Sscotland [sic], / composed by M. Iames Melvil, when he was confined at Berwick anno 1611. ; Abridged by N..1634132010-0320PDCC2010-032010-053A2010-052011-062011-12 17816S1056439984136959472248569631AUA4987003712611A spirituall propine of a pastour t1598342004-05100TECH2004-062004-073R2006-012006-123A2006-122007-022007-10 17817S11262099847866129292248541534AUA9087003716711The defence of peace: lately transl15351452005-091190APEX2005-112005-123A2005-122006-012006-02 17818S1025369983831326872240878392AUB4577003722201A congratulation to France1612102010-0311PDCC2010-042010-053A2010-052011-062011-12 17819S11264799847893129572240919748AUA9093003716717Theorique and practise of warre. Wr1597902008-10378PDCC2008-122009-013A2009-012009-022009-10 17820S1056449984137059482240866520AUA4988003712612The moste notable Historie of John1565692002-12131PDCC2003-012003-023A2003-022003-042003-05 17821S10998699845612105212240941945AUA7678003715302A confutacion of that popishe and a1555492003-0683PDCC2003-072003-093A2003-092003-102003-11 17822S10999199845617105272240928833AUA7681003715305A plaine subuersyon or turnyng vp s1555492003-0683PDCC2003-072003-093A2003-092003-102003-11 17823.5S112612998478591510822264212042005371002Merbury, Charles.A briefe discourse of royall monarchie, as of the best common weale :$bvvherin the subiect may beholde the sacred maiestie of the princes most royall estate. VVritten by Charles Merbury Gentleman in duetifull reuerence of her Maiesties most princely Highnesse. Whereunto is added by the same gen. a collection of Italian prouerbes, in benefite of such as are studious of that language.1581492010-03132APEX2010-042010-063A2010-062011-062011-12 17824S11454099849765149322240874179AUB8414003726038Historia mundi: or Mercator's atlas16354922005-102752PDCC2006-032006-053A2006-052006-092007-01 17825S158920233898238562240955630AUB3028003720652Historia mundi: or Mercator's atlas [truncated image set]16375812009-122513PDCC2009-122010-013A2010-012010-042011-04 17828.5S94167682224551837622240925591Mercer, William,$d1605?-1676?Bon-acords decorement. Or, Newes from the North. : Wherein is truely expressed the forme (or situation) of the famous citie of new Aberdeene, the vertues of the honourable and renowned governours thereof, together with these Grampians anagrames. : Wherewith is adjoyned the proofe, and praise of chast beautie, and the scorne of idols. / By William Mercer..1633312010-03105APEX2010-042010-053A2010-052011-062011-12 17829AM1761R20984599835818422264213901AUB3259003720883Mercurius Davidicus, or A patterne164382010-0128PDCC2010-022014-113A2014-112015-032016-02 17829AM1761E1144_7R2098459983581842-012264214449005370944Mercurius Davidicus, or A patterne of loyall devotion :$bWherein King David sends his pietie to King Charles, his subjects. Being the practice of the primitive Christians, martyrs, and confessors, in all ages; very fitting to be used both publick and private in these disloyall times. Likewise prayers and thanksgivings used in the Kings army before and after battell. Published by His Majesties command.164392010-09 17829AM1761E1144_7R209845998686991694102240950362005364944Mercurius Davidicus, :$bor A patterne of loyall devotion. Wherein King David sends his pietie to King Charles, his subjects. Being the practice of the primitive Christians, martyrs, and confessors, in all ages; very fitting to be used both publick and private in these disloyall times. Likewise prayers and thanksgivings used in the Kings army before and after battell. Published by His Majesties command.164392010-09 17830S11266099847906129702248538734AUB7508003725132The iudge of heresies1624492010-03223APEX2010-052010-063A2010-062011-062011-12 17831S12067399855868213762240910673AUC1656003729280The sinne of blasphemie against the1622402010-03178APEX2010-052010-063Y2010-062011-062011-12 17832S1033829983913735362264190792AUB5126003722750Tvvo sermons preached before his Ma1606252010-03106APEX2010-052010-063A2010-062011-062011-12 17833S1070399984274374262240901396AUA5861003713485Gods arithmeticke. Written by Franc1597282003-0555APEX2003-052004-113A2004-112005-012005-03 17834S11001399845635105462264196200AUA7695003715319Meres, Francis,$d1565-1647.N. L.$q(Nicholas Ling),$dfl. 1580-1607.N. L.$q(Nicholas Ling),$dfl. 1580-1607.$tPoliteuphuia.Palladis tamia15983442010-06838PDCC2010-062010-073A2010-072011-062011-12 17835S12151799856697223112240908496AUC2001003729625Wits common wealth.16343942003-05832TECH2003-052003-073A2003-072003-082003-09 17837S11266399847909129762240892101AUB7509003725133The Christian mans assuring house.1614292010-0399APEX2010-042010-063A2010-062011-062011-12 17838S11266699847912129792240872528AUB7511003725135A sermon of nobilitie{middot}1607202010-0347APEX2010-042011-033A2011-032011-062011-12 17839S11266999847915129832240883178AUB7513003725137A sermon of repentance. Preached by1607202010-0366APEX2010-042010-063A2010-062011-062011-12 17840S11267399847919129872240931296AUB7516003725140A sermon preached before the Genera1611202010-0368APEX2010-042010-063A2010-062011-062011-12 17841S100757998365868682264213549AUB3568003721192Here begynneth a lytel treatyse of1510452014-01112PDCC2014-032014-073A2014-072015-032016-02 17842S1030979983885432442240914537AUB4923003722547The whole prophecies of Scotland, E1617272010-0393APEX2010-052015-123A2015-122022-12 17843S1044929984022947082240878346AUA4106003711730A most plaine and profitable exposi15992982010-03715APEX2010-052010-063Y2010-062011-062011-12 17844S11261999847865129282240917400AUA9086003716710The most famous and renowned histor16121812002-06680TECH2002-072002-083R2003-042004-123A2004-122005-012005-03 17845S94173449203711738172240910586Mestrezat, Jean, 1592-1657.The divine portrait. Or, A true and liuely representation of the blessed sacrament of the Lords Supper: : with our due preparation how to receive the same worthily. / Delivered in a sermon, at the Reformed Church of Paris (on Easter day last:) by Monsieur Iohn Mestrezat ... ; Englished by John Reynolds.16311232010-04131PDCC2010-042010-083A2010-082011-062011-12 17846S1057169984144260252248574056AUA5047003712671Meteren, Emmanuel van,$d1535-1612.Churchyard, Thomas,$d1520?-1604.Robinson, Richard,$ccitizen of London.A true discourse historicall, of the succeeding gouernours in the Netherlands, and the ciuill warres there begun in the yeere 15651602842005-05361PDCC2005-072005-083A2005-082005-102005-12 17847S11267899847924129922240855901AUB7520003725144The dodechedron of fortune; or, The1613852009-05281PDCC2009-062009-073A2009-072009-092011-04 17848S12038999855588210882240902637AUC1571003729195A pleasaunt dialogue, concerning ph1580402005-1086APEX2005-112006-023Y2006-022006-042006-06 17849S11265399847899129632240931289AUA9099003716723The foreste or Collection of histor15712012006-12845APEX2007-012007-033A2007-032008-022008-09 17852S11470999849932151062240862085AUB8484003726108The imperiall historie: or The liue16234542003-104388APEX2003-122004-013A2004-012004-022004-03 17854S1070529984275574392240875472AUA5869003713493The admirable history of the posess16133332003-091414PDCC2003-102003-113A2003-112003-122004-03 17857.5S12046699855662211642240937284AUC1597003729221Le premier liure de poemes de Raphe1569262010-0464PDCC2010-052010-083A2010-082011-062011-12 17857S11317399848412135042240892113AUB7718003725342Epitaphs vpon the vntymelie death o1634242004-0961TECH2004-092004-103A2004-102005-012005-03 17858S12191599857072227432240875733AUC2106003729730A pill to purge out poperie: or, A1623252010-04107PDCC2010-042010-053A2010-052011-062011-12 17861S1022719983806124182240948243AUB4426003722050Spirituall food, and physick1623962010-04235PDCC2010-052010-063Y2010-062011-062011-12 17864S1044959984023247112240862990AUA4109003711733A short and faythful instruction, g1556102004-1123TECH2004-122005-013A2005-012005-042005-10 17865S1009059983673210182248561254AUB3664003721288Middleborovv. A briefe rehersall of157482010-0116PDCC2010-022010-033A2010-032010-042011-04 17866S10999899845622105322240898004AUA7686003715310The famous historie of Chinon of En1597482005-06159PDCC2005-092005-103A2005-102006-012006-02 17867S11000099845623105332240894799AUA7687003715311The historie of heauen1596202005-0647APEX2005-062005-073A2005-072005-102005-12 17868S12008299855282207682248499964AUB1653003719277The legend of Humphrey Duke of Gloc1600242005-0672TECH2005-072005-083A2005-082005-102005-12 17869.5S478423886536269482240917050AUC4482003732106This indenture made [blank] in the161612007-080TECH2007-102008-013A2008-012008-022008-09 17870S1044989984023547142240892887AUA4112003711736The carde and compasse of life.16131332010-04321PDCC2010-052010-073A2010-072011-062011-12 17871S1073879984308877972240890326AUA6041003713665Goodnes; the blessed mans badge: or1619892010-04175PDCC2010-052010-073A2010-072011-062011-12 17872S11454299849767149342240854628AUB8416003726040The heauenly pro:gresse. By Rich: M16174702010-04900PDCC2010-052010-063A2010-062011-062011-12 17874.7S106483998421981767392240899535Middleton, Thomas,$dd. 1627.Father Hubburds tales: or the ant and the nightingale Ant, and the nightingale.1604242014-0183PDCC2014-012014-043A2014-042015-032016-02 17874S120176998553751771862240946615Middleton, Richard,$cof York.Epigrams and satyres: made by Richard Middleton of Yorke gentleman 1608232014-0153PDCC2014-012014-043A2014-042015-032016-02 17875.517875_VARIANTS12189099857049227172240877890AUC2095003729719The blacke booke.1604232005-0658TECH2005-072005-083Y2005-082005-102005-12 17876S12183899857000226582240897473AUC2068003729692Blurt master-constable. Or The Span1602322002-11134APEX2003-022003-063A2003-062003-082003-09 17877S12183999857001226592240904441AUC2069003729693A chast mayd in Cheape-Side{middot}1630372005-06168PDCC2005-122006-033A2006-032006-042006-06 17878S11268099847926129942240874286AUB7521003725145Ciuitatis amor.1616132005-0627APEX2005-062005-073A2005-072005-102005-12 17879S11257099847818128792240920006AUB7474003725098The famelie of loue.1608352005-06167PDCC2005-112006-083A2006-082006-092007-01 17883S1064819984219668302240899572AUA5467003713091A game at ch{aelig}ss1625392005-06160APEX2005-062005-083A2005-082005-102005-12 17885.5S1072049984290676032248625395AUB2753003720377The ghost of Lucrece. By T.M. Gent.1600252005-0639TECH2005-062005-073A2005-072005-102005-12 17886S11000399845625105352240893593AUB6811003724435Honorable entertainments1621292005-0656APEX2005-062005-073A2005-072005-102005-12 17887S11257699847823128842240917384AUB7477003725101The Inner-Temple masque. Or Masque1619102005-0623TECH2005-072005-083A2005-082005-102005-12 17888S11257899847825128862269046524AUB7478003725102A mad vvorld, my masters.1608342005-06166PDCC2005-092006-033A2006-032006-042006-06 17890S11258999847836128982240919777AUB7479003725103Michaelmas terme.1607362005-06152TECH2005-072005-083A2005-082005-102005-12 17892S11259399847840129022264212059AUB7481003725105The phoenix1607402005-06182PDCC2006-012006-073A2006-072006-092007-01 17894.5S478523886850269492264216662AUA2437003710061Sir Robert Sherley, sent ambassadou1609122005-0628APEX2005-062005-073Y2005-072005-102005-12 17895S11259699847843129052240919824AUB7483003725107The sunne in Aries.162192005-0619TECH2005-072005-083A2005-082005-102005-12 17896S12069899855892214002240923926AUC1675003729299A trick to catch the old-one.1608322005-06164PDCC2005-122006-013A2006-012006-042006-06 17898S11000799845629105392248523254AUB6812003724436The triumphs of health and prosperi162692005-0614APEX2005-062005-073A2005-072005-102005-12 17899S11259899847845129072240919800AUB7484003725108The tryumphs of honor and industry.1617102005-0619PDCC2005-092005-103A2005-102006-012006-02 17900S11001299845634105452240901308AUB6814003724438The triumphs of honor and vertue.1622102005-0619TECH2005-072005-083A2005-082005-102005-12 17901S11001199845633105442240926152AUB6813003724437The triumphs of integrity.1623102005-0619PDCC2005-092005-103A2005-102006-012006-02 17902S11988699855092205642240895978AUB1570003719194The triumphs of loue and antiquity.1619132005-0628APEX2005-062005-073A2005-072005-102005-12 17903S11988599855091205632240870498AUB1569003719193The triumphs of truth.1613162005-0648TECH2005-072005-083A2005-082005-102005-12 17904.3S223623183780263472240908382AUC3983003731607The two gates of saluation set wide1609312005-06110PDCC2005-09 17906S11000499845626105362240894775AUA7689003715313The wisdome of Solomon paraphrased.1597932005-06258PDCC2005-122006-033Y2006-032006-042006-06 17907S110014998456361990962264192885AUA7696003715320Middleton, Thomas,$dd. 1627.Your fiue gallants1608362005-06177APEX2005-062005-083A2005-082005-102005-12 17908S12184299857004226632240894560AUC2071003729695The roaring girle. Or Moll Cut-Purs1611472002-12207APEX2003-022003-033A2003-032003-042003-05 17909S1064799984219468282240939457AUA5466003713090A courtly masque: the deuice called1620232004-0572APEX2004-052004-063A2004-062004-072004-08 17911AS282024785945278742240919458AUC5233003732857A faire quarrell1617412004-05185PDCC2004-072004-083Y2004-082004-102004-11 17913S11268199847927129952240883198AUB7522003725146Papisto-mastix, or The protestants16061112010-04547PDCC2010-042010-053A2010-052011-062011-12 17914S11001099845632105432240898008AUA7694003715318Bardhoniaeth, neu brydydhiaeth, y l1593132005-0328APEX2005-042006-113Y2006-112007-022007-10 17915.5S512520007 ; 2000438160611292672240897353An Excellent ballad of the mercers sonne of Midhurst, and the clothiers daughter of Guilford : to the tune of Daintie come thou to me.162932014-0111PDCC2014-012014-043A2014-042015-032016-02 17915.7BR f 821.04 B49[41]998928751822992240934766The wicked midwife, the cruell mother, and the harmelesse daughter. Or, A cruell murther committed upon a new-borne childe by the midwife, : whom the grandmother of the childe hyred to kill, but unknowne to the mother of the childe: now the mother of this infant being falsely accused by her owne mother, was executed at Lancaster assize, at midsummer last. To the tune of, The bleeding heart.164012008-088PDCC2008-102008-123A2008-122009-022009-10 17916.3S438724251890274502240939691AUC4893003732517Neuues from Millaine163092010-0918PDCC2010-102010-113A2010-112011-062011-12 17916.5S438824252224274512240906248AUC4894003732518Neuues from Millaine and Spaine163092006-0231PDCC2006-042006-063A2006-062006-092007-01 17916.7S282125194722278752248531183AUC5234003732858A proclamation made in the name of163082010-0124PDCC2010-022014-113A2014-112015-032016-02 17916.9S126320449203721738182240914902Spain. Sovereign (1621-1665 : Philip IV)Philip IV, King of Spain, 1605-1665.A proclamation made in the name of His Maiesty of Spaine, for the search, finding out and apprehending of all such persons as shall be suspected to be sent out of Millane by Prince Mammon and his confederates, to worke the like villany in these kingdomes as they haue done in the state of Millane by their diuellish pouder : a letter written from S. Lucas, concerning the iustice and execution in Millane, done vpon two of the principall conspirators in the dispersing of infectious oyntment and pouders made by the diuell ... / Translated out of the Spanish ... ; Allso the continuation of our newes from Turkay, Germany and other parts from the 4 of Nouember vnto the the 28 of the same.1630172011-0752PDCC2011-072018-013A2018-012022-12 17916S11000699845628105382248536804AUA7691003715315Mihil Mumchance, his discouerie of1597182012-0155PDCC2012-012016-113A2016-112022-12 17917S100306998361514052248548249AUB3408003721032Concerning imposition of hands.1607272010-0449PDCC2010-042010-063A2010-062011-062011-12 17918S11266499847910129772240925314AUB7510003725134Sapientia clamitans16381612000-00223TECH2002-012002-023A2002-022002-032003-01 17919S1011279983695112512248547189AUB3799003721423Wisdome crying out to sinners to re16391732000-00219PDCC2001-112002-023Y2002-022002-032003-01 17920S1009149983674110272264216506AUB3673003721297Wisdome crying out to sinners to re16401642007-08236TECH2007-082007-103A2007-102008-022008-09 17921S11268399847929129982248544315AUB7523003725147A nights search{middot}16401732000-00546APEX2001-112002-043A2002-042002-052003-01 17922S11278999848032131042240883194AUB7565003725189Poems occasioned by a melancholy vi16391362000-00247APEX2002-012002-033A2002-032002-042003-01 17923.5S103509998392611507062248562127005370959Miller, William,$db. 1592 or 3.A sermon preached at the funerall of the worshipfull, Gilbert Davies Esquire :$bat Christow in Deuon. By W. Miller, minister, and preacher of Gods word at Runington. April 15. Anno Dom. 1620.1621162010-0450PDCC2010-042010-063A2010-062011-062011-12 17923S12230299857454231952240874048AUC2239003729863O yes, o yes, I do cry, the bishops163912007-086TECH2007-082007-093A2007-092008-022008-09 17924.5S478623887164269502240950128AUC4483003732107Abrahams sute for Sodome1612552010-0488PDCC2010-042010-063A2010-062011-062011-12 17925S1009329983675910452240900337AUB3691003721315An abridgement of The custumers apo161342010-0427PDCC2010-042015-123A2015-122022-12 17927S11460699849831150022248556704AUA9846003717470The custumers alphabet and primer.1608232010-04149PDCC2010-052010-073Y2010-072011-062011-12 17928S100765998365948772264216614AUA2837003710461The custumers apology.1599152010-0478PDCC2010-052010-073A2010-072011-062011-12 17931S45222439483255362240906148AUC3300003730924An abstract, almost verbatim (with161752010-0426PDCC2010-042011-043A2011-042011-062011-12 17932S11460499849829150002240862032AUA9844003717468The customers replie. Or Second apo1604242010-04111PDCC2010-042010-063A2010-062011-062011-12 17934S11460099849825149962240852575AUA9841003717465The misterie of iniquitie.1611302010-04207PDCC2010-042010-063A2010-062011-062011-12 17935S123346682224601837632248539138Milles, Tho.$q(Thomas),$d1550?-1627?Out-port-customers accompt, of all his receipts, to a shilling, or a penny, without concealement or enstaulement of any; according to his oath at his first admission. : Wherein he plainely sets downe, as well the motiues and occasions, as the method and style of all his former writings ...1627322010-04228PDCC2010-042010-053A2010-052011-062011-12 17936S11495599850176153622254616052Mexía, Pedro,$d1496?-1552?$4autSansovino, Francesco,$d1521-1586.$4autDu Verdier, Antoine,$d1544-1600.$4autGuyon, Louis,$csieur de la Nauche.$4autGruget, Claude.$4autMilles, Tho.$q(Thomas),$d1550?-1627?The treasurie of auncient and moderne times· : Containing the learned collections, iudicious readings, and memorable obseruations: not onely diuine, morrall and phylosophicall. But also poeticall, martiall, politicall, historicall, astrologicall, &c. Translated out of that worthy Spanish gentleman, Pedro Mexio. And M. Francesco Sansouino, that famous Italian. As also, of those honourable Frenchmen, Anthonie Du Verdier, Lord of Vaupriuaz: Loys Guyon, Sieur de la Nauche, counsellor vnto the King: Claudius Gruget, Parisian, &c.Treasurie of auncient and moderne times. Part 1.161312112013-0910482PDCC2013-112014-083A2014-082015-032016-02 17937S12185499857016226762240914948AUB2436003720060A maske presented at Ludlow Castle,1637202002-0658APEX2002-072002-083Y2002-082002-102003-01 17939S11277899848022130942240863700AUB7560003725184Londons miserie, the countryes crue1625212010-0464PDCC2010-052010-073Y2010-072011-062011-12 17942S11279199848034131062240919285AUB7566003725190Iacobs great day of trouble, and de1610412010-0496PDCC2010-052010-073A2010-072011-062011-12 17943S12223299857384231142240912917AUB2598003720222The history of the vvarres betvveen15952212004-05879APEX2004-052004-073A2004-072004-102004-11 17953S11268899847934130032240931293AUA9114003716738Minucius Felix his dialogne [sic] c1636932009-05124PDCC2009-062009-073A2009-072009-092011-04 17957S1091329984478296242240879913AUA7122003714746tHis day is callyd the first sonday14831172005-04651TECH2005-052005-063R 17958S11014999845756106772240894805AUA7778003715402[Liber festivalis].14861662005-09585APEX2005-102006-053A2006-052006-092007-01 17960S100722998365528322240889135AUA2829003710453The helpe and grace of almighty god14931132005-09711PDCC2005-112006-103A2006-102007-022007-10 17971S1048259984055650712240871422AUA4351003711975The festyuall.15082012005-09782PDCC2005-112006-083A2006-082006-092007-01 17978.5S130522108103250862248516564AUC2938003730562The Mirrour of complements1634312014-0164PDCC2014-012014-043A2014-042015-032016-02 17979.7S11001799845639105522240940549AUA7698003715322The mirrour of friendship1584262009-0347PDCC2009-042009-063A2009-062009-092011-04 17980S1070419984274574282240870340AUA5863003713487The mirrour of madnes, or a paradox1576272011-0463PDCC2011-042011-053A2011-052011-062011-12 17985S12107499856263217922240938813AUB2062003719686The circle of commerce. Or The ball1623742010-04253PDCC2010-052010-063A2010-062011-062011-12 17987S100059281465211779452248550683Misselden, Edward,$dfl. 1608-1654.Free trade, or, The meanes to make trade florish. : Wherein, the causes of the decay of trade in this kingdome are discouered and the remedies also to remooue the same are represented.1622762014-01159PDCC2014-032014-053A2014-052015-032016-02 17989S103113301749983887032602240893976AUB4933003722557The map of Mock-begger Hall163522002-036APEX2002-042002-053A2002-052002-062003-01 17990C7280C.20.f.9[218]C.20.f.9[219]R216156998929051927222240937055Mock-beggers hall, : with his scituation in the spacious country, called, Any where. To the tune of It is not your northern nanny; or Sweet is the lass that loves me.164012014-017PDCC2014-012014-023A2014-022014-032014-10 17993BS510938160647292792240914708AUC6551003734175Insectorum sive minimorum animalium16341742004-041157PDCC2004-072006-073A2006-072006-092007-01 17994S11280499848047131212240882951AUA9175003716799The silkewormes, and their flies: l1599422005-06125TECH2005-072005-083Y2005-082005-102005-12 17995S11274999847994130662240923225AUA9147003716771Mohammedis impostur{aelig}: that is1615612000-00202PDCC2001-102001-123A2001-122002-012003-01 17996S11275799848002130742240928957AUA9153003716777The Turkes secretorie1607242009-0984PDCC2009-102009-123A2009-122010-042011-04 17997S11276399848008130802240863776AUA9156003716780The Mahumetane or Turkish historie16001302006-06470APEX2006-072007-123A2007-122008-022008-09 18000S11279599848038131102240874285AUB7567003725191A treatise of mental prayer{middot}16171852011-09291PDCC2011-092011-103A2011-102012-052012-10 18001S11278099848024130962240855859AUB7562003725186A treatise of the holy sacrifice of16231542004-12155PDCC2005-022005-043A2005-042005-102005-12 18003.9S316333143091211522264219068AUA2462003710086The Description of Giles Mompesson, late knight censured by Parliament the 17th of March, [anno] 1620162012008-083PDCC2008-112009-013A2009-012009-022009-10 18003S11279899848041131142240892104AUB7568003725192A mirrour for Christian states: or,16351942010-04430PDCC2010-052010-073A2010-072011-062011-12 18004S1070459984274974332248567931AUA5864003713488Tres excellente, {amp} nouelle descript1570442010-0486PDCC2010-052010-073A2010-072011-062011-12 18006S11280099848043131162240894667AUB7569003725193Ioyfull newes out of the newfound w15801502005-01571PDCC2005-062005-073A2005-072005-102005-12 18008C.20.f.7[262]998843571830562264208961Mondayes vvorke. Or The two honest neigbours both birds of a feather who are at the ale-house both merry together : To the tune of, I owe my hostesse money.163212008-086PDCC2008-112009-013A2009-012009-022009-10 18009S1201813035199855380208702240946375AUB1691003719315Money is my master163512007-086TECH2007-082007-093A2007-092008-022008-09 18011S1033919983914635452264186528AUB5132003722756A resolution of doubts. Or A summar1618102010-0428PDCC2010-042015-123A2015-122022-12 18013S11280899848051131252240896300AUA9178003716802The Landgraue of Hessen his princel1596182000-0048APEX2002-012002-033A2002-032002-042003-01 180149989903115692784754380AUB3998003721622The abridgement or summarie of the Scots chronicles1612652003-02255APEX2003-032003-043A2003-042003-062003-07 18018S100061998359131462240908230AUB3318003720942Certeine matters concerning the rea1603472003-02208PDCC2003-032003-053A2003-052003-062003-07 18019S11423499849460146082240949591AUB8266003725890A Christian almanacke.1612252003-0260TECH2003-032003-043A2003-042003-062003-07 18020S1023049983809324522248567522AUB4443003722067Quadrivium Sionis or the foure ways1633952003-09267PDCC2003-102003-123Y2003-122004-022004-03 18021S1