John Frampton). London, by Ralph Newbery, 1579. 4to. Bl. L. R. The Title-Page is supplied in MS.

The Travels of Marco Polo, a Venetian, in the thirteenth century: being a description by that early traveller of remarkable places and things in the Eastern parts of the world. Translated from the Italian

with notes by William Marsden. With a Map. London, 1818. 4to. L. P. G. M.

Presentation copy from Mr. Marsden. MARCONVILLE, JEAN DE. Recueil memorable d'aucuns cas merueilleux aduenuz de noz ans: et d'aucunes choses estranges et monstrueüses aduenües es siecles passez. Paris, pour Jean Dallier, 1564. 8vo.

G. M.

MARDEN. The first part of Earl Coningsby's Case relating to the Vicaridge of Lempster in Herefordshire. London, 1721. Fol. 27 pages. R.

Collections concerning the Manor of Marden in the county of Hereford by Thomas Earl Coningsby, 1722-7. Fol. R.

The present copy only contains the first part of these collections.

MARGUERITE DE NAVARRE. Marguerite de la Marguerite des Princesses, tres illustre Royne de Navarre. Lyon, par Jean de Tournes, 1547. Svo. 2 parts in 1 vol. This is a beautiful copy in the original gilt vellum, ruled with red lines.

Les Memoires de la Roine Marguerite. Paris, par Charles Chappellain, 1628. Portrait. 8vo. L. P.

papier. Les autres sont imprimés sur un "Edition originale. Exemplaire en grand papier plus petit et fort commun." MS. note by M. Renouard. Thuanus's copy.

The History of Margaret de Valois, first wife to Henry the fourth. King of France and Navarre. Compiled in French by her owne most delicate and rovall hand. And translated into English by Robert Codrington. London, by R. H. 1650. Svo. R. M.

In the original richly gilt binding. Said to be privately printed.

- Le Tombeau de Marguerite de Valois Royne de Navarre. Faict premierement en Disticques Latins par les trois Sœurs Princesses en Angleterre. Depuis traduictz en Grec, Italien, et François par plu

sieurs des excellentz Poetes de la France. Avecques plusieurs Odes, Hymnes, Cantiques, Epitaphes, sur le mesme subject. Paris, par M. Fezandat et R. Granion, 1551. 8vo.

MARGERET, LE CAPITAINE. Estat de l'Empire de Russie, et Grande Duché de Moscovie. Paris, chez J. Langlois, 1669. 12mo.

"The author of this curious little book was Captain of the Guards to the supposititious Demetrius, whom he believed to be the true Demetrius. M. de Thou refers to this account, and appears to have known the Author."

MARIAGE. La Forest Nuptiale, ou est representée une varieté bigarrée, non moins esmerveillable

First Edition, rare, vide Crofts's Catalogue, No. 6940.

MARIANUS. Gloriosus Franciscus Redivivus sive Chronica Observantiæ Strictioris, Reparatæ Reductæ, ac Reformatæ, ejusdemque per Christianos Orbes non solum sed et Americam, Peru, Chinas, Japones, Chichemecas, Zatchecas, Indos Orientes, etc. extensionis. Aut. et Compilatore R. P. Mariano, cum figuris. Ingolstad. 1625. 4to. B. M.

MARICONDA, ANTONIO. Tre Giornate delle Favole de l'Aganippe : Napoli, appresso Gio. Paulo Suganappo, 1550. 4to.

MARINI, GIO. AMBROSIO. Il Calloandro Smascherato. Fiorenza,

selon qu'ils sont observez et pratiquez par plusieurs peuples et nations estranges: Avec la maniere de policer, regir, gouverner et administrer leur famille. Paris, chez Pierre Bertault, 1600. 18mo.

MARIANA, JOANNES. De Rege et regis institutione Libri III. ad Philippum III. Hispaniæ regem Catholicum. Toleti, apud Petrum Rodericum, 1599. 4to. L. P. M.

"Edition originale et rare d'un ouvrage supprimé en Espagne. Les reimpressions de cet ouvrage ne sont pas entieres." Brunet, II. p. 431.

The Court of France took offence at this publication which seemed to justify Clement's Assassination of Henri III.

1646. 12mo. R. M.

"Le

"Fu ristampato col titolo d' "Istoria Asiatica." Fu trasporta in Lingua Francese da Scudery, col titolo "La Calloandre Fidele." Marini compose ancora "Il Caloandro Tragicomedia" 1656. nuove Gare de' Disperati" 1653, trasportata in Lingua Francese da Puget de la Serre, col titolo "Les Desesperées, Hist. Heroique." Quadrio III. 11. 351. iv. 448.

MARINI, GIOVANNI FILIPPO de. Delle missioni de' padri della compagnia di Giesu nella provincia del Giappone, e particolarmente di quella di Tumkino, libri cinque. Roma, per N. A. Tinassi, 1663. Plates. 4to.

"Auctor operam haud vulgarem labori suo impendisse dicitur," Meuselius, II. ii. p. 98. 200. This work was afterwards translated into French. 4to. Paris, 1666.

MARKHAM, FRANCIS. The Booke of Honour. Or five decads of Epistles of Honour. London, by Augustine Matthewes, 1625. Fol.

MARKHAM, GERVASE. The Most Honorable Tragedie of Sir Richarde Grinvile, Knight. Bramo assai, poco spero, nulla chieggio. At London, Printed by I. Roberts, for Richard Smith, 1595. 12mo. G. M.

Collation. The Title Page is followed by a dedication to Charles, Lord Montjoy, by Jervis Markham. The next three leaves contain three Sonnets on the recto of each to Robert, Earle of Sussex; Wriothesley, Earle of Southampton and to Sir Edward Wingfield: the reverse of each leaf is blank. The argument of the whole Tragedie occupies the two next leaves. Faults escaped in printing, one leaf. Verses addressed "To the fayrest," 3 leaves. The Tragedie begins on B. 4. to G. in eights and concludes on the recto of G. seven with the words Finis o utinam. In the whole 55 leaves.

The only other copy that is known of this rare poem by Markham is one formerly belonging to Mr. T. Warton, given by his brother (who inherited it) to Mr. Malone with whose library it is now become the property of the University of Oxford. See Oldys's Life of Raleigh p. CLXXVII. Warton's History of Eng. Poetry, III. 319.

- The English Husbandman, contayning the Knowledge of the true Nature of every Soyle and the Art of Planting. London, 1613.

The Art of Archerie: Shewing how it is most necessary in these times for this Kingdome, both in Peace and War, and how it may be done without charge to the Country, &c. London, 1634. 12mo.

The Way to get Wealth containing Six Principall Vocations or Callings in which every good Husband or House Wife may lawfully imploy themselves. The first five books gathered by G. M. the last by Master W. L. for the benefit of Great Britain. London, 1668. 4to.

MARKHAM, ROBERT. The description of that ever to be famed knight, Sir John Burgh, Colonell general of his Maiesties Armie : with his last seruice at the Isle of Rees, and his vnfortunate Death, then when the armie had most need of such a Pilote. Printed, 1628. Portrait by Cecil. 4to.

Collation. Title Page, Epistle, and To the reader 3 leaves. The Poem B. C. D. in fours. Together 15 leaves, the last being blank at the reverse.

This is the Bindley copy (purchased at Heber's sale Part IV. 1412.) with the portrait by Cecil, which Brydges properly calls" 'a rare, beautiful and highly finished specimen of the graver." Cens. Lit. VI. p. 214. Heber gave for it at the Bindley sale £15. The Gordonstoun copy sold for £14..14.

MARLOWE, CHRISTOPHER. Works. London, 1826. 12mo. 3 vol. MARMION, SHAKERLEY. Cupid and Psiche. Or an Epick Poem As it of Cupid, and his mistress. was lately presented to the Prince Elector. London. by John Okes, for H. Shepherd, 1638. Frontispiece. 4to. M.

Luys de Marmol Caravaial. Granada, en casa de Rene Rabut, 1573. Six books in 2 vol. Segunda Parte y Libro Septimo (a Libro Onzeno) de la Descripcion general de Africa donde se contiene las Provincias de Numidia, Libia, la tierra de los Negros, la baxa y alta Etiopia y Egipto con todas las cosas memorables della. Impressa en la ciudad de Malaga a costa del autor, en la emprenta de Juan Rene, 1599. Fol. 3 vol. in 1. Y. M. Thuanus's Library.

1 vol.

From

"Edition originale dont il est tres difficile de trouver des exempl. bien complets." De Bure, No. 5633. Auctor Granatæ natus 22 Annos in Africa egit ab anno 1535, ad 1557. Duodecimum librum de Insulis Africæ frustra quæres. Archetypum Hispanum rarum est, imprimis vol. tertium quia auctor illud suis sumptibus typis exprimi jussit." Meuselius, II. ii. p. 320.

Historia del rebelion, y castigo de los Moriscos del reyno de Granada. En Malaga, 1600. Fol.

G. M.

This history is highly esteemed, and deservedly so in Spain, and has been reprinted in 4to. 1797, " por la rarezza de sus exemplares." The author served as Commissary in the royal army in Grenada. It is a strange mistake in the accurate N. Antonio, who in his Bibl. Nov. II. 49, supposes this to be the third vol. of Marmol's Africa, with which it has no manner

of connection, and Meuselius, VI. i. 297,

has adopted nearly the same error in calling this the fourth volume of Marmol's Africa. The new edition, Madrid, 1797, is the reprint of this, with the addition of an Index, and a plan of the city of Grenada.

MAROT, CLEMENT. Les Œuvres, revues et augmentees de nouveau. A la Haye, 1700. 12mo. 2 vol. R. M.

MARSDEN, WILLIAM. History of Sumatra, containing an account of the Government, laws, customs, and manners of the native inhabitants, with a description of the natural productions, and a relation of the ancient political state of that Island. The third edition. London, 1811. Plates. 4to.

MARSTON, JOHN. Workes, being Tragedies and Comedies collected into one Volume. London, 1633. 12mo.

MARSTON, ROBERT. An Elegiacall Poem upon the ever admired life and never sufficiently deplored death of Thomas Lord Gray, Baron of Wilton, deceased. 4to. MS. G. M.

"This poem was printed from the present MS. and presented to the Roxburghe Club by Lord Carlisle. Extracts from a mutilated copy had been already printed in Brydges's Restituta, IV. 343. It must have been much mutilated, for Sir E. Brydges says it appears to have consisted

of above four hundred lines, whereas my copy contains seven hundred and twelve lines." MS. note.

See Gamba, p. 136. This edition was printed in the year of the author's death.

MARTEN, ANTHONY. An exAn exhortation, to stirre up the mindes of of all her Majesties faithfull Subjects, to defend their Countrey in this dangerous time from the Invasion of Enemies. Faithfullie and Zealouslie compiled by Anthonie Marten, Sewer of her Majesties most honorable Chamber. London, by John Windet, 1588. 4to. Bl. L.

MARTENS, FEDERICO. Viaggio di Spizberga. Portato della lingua Alemana nell' Italiana da Iacopo Rautenfels. Bologna, per J. Monti, 1680. 12mo.

MARTIAL DE PARIS. Sensuivent les Vigilles de la mort du feu roy Charles septiesme a neuf pseaulmes et neuf lecons contenans la cronique et les faitz advenuz durant la vie dudit feu roy, composees par maistre marcial de paris dit dauvergne, procureur en parlement. Imprimé a Paris, par Jehan du pre demourant aux deux cynes en la grant rue saint Jacques le xvIII. jour de may Mil ccccxx et (1493.) Wood cuts. Fol. Bl. L.

B. M.

XIII.

"Volume tres rare," says Brunet very justly.

- Sensuyt les Vigilles du Roy Charles (VII.) ou est contenu comment il conquist France sur les Anglois. La Duche de Normendie et la Duche de Guyenne, &c. Paris,