PRINTED UPON VELLUM, with the Capital letters illuminated, and bound in green velvet. MONTMORENCY - MORRES, HERVEY DE. Genealogical Memoir of the family of Montmorency, styled De Marisco or Morres; ancient Lords de Marisco and de Montemarisco in the Peerage of England and Ireland. Paris, 1817. Plates. 4to. Privately printed. MONTRESOR. Memoires de Monsieur de Montresor. Diverses pieces durant le Ministere du Cardinal de Richelieu. Relation de M. de Fontrailles. Cologne, chez J. Sambix, 1664. 12mo. 2 vol. B. M. MONTROSE, JAMES GRAHAM, Marquesse of. J. G. de rebus auspiciis serenissimi et potentissimi Caroli Magnæ Britanniæ Regis, sub imperio Jacobi Montisrosarum Marchionis, Comitis de Kincardin &c. Anno Domini, 1647. 12mo. The history of the Kings Majesties Affairs in Scotland, under the conduct of James Marquis of Montrose, in the years, 1644, 1645 and 1646. The second edition corrected and much amended. Hague, by Samuel Browne, n. d. Portrait by Matham. Svo. This account is said to have been first written in Latin by Dr. Wishart, Bishop of Edinburgh, who attended Montrose in all his expeditions. It was first published in Latin in 1646. This edition, called the second, printed by Browne at the Hague, is not of common occurrence. The Print is rare. In 1720 it was reprinted with some additions, again in 1756, and lastly, Edinburgh, 1819. - Montrose redivivus, or the portraicture of James late Marquess of Montrose, Earl of Kincardin, &c. London, for J. Ridley, 1652. Portrait. 12mo. Commissioner and captain general of his Forces in Scotland. With that of the renowned knight Sir William Hay of Delgity. 1661. 4to. - A complete History of the Wars in Scotland; under the conduct of the illustrious James Marquis of Montrose, in two parts. The first part describing the Wars in 1644, 45, 46. The second Part containing an account of Montrose's Negociations abroad, and the state of affairs in Scotland, from the year 1647 to 1650 inclusive. This second part being never before published, is now first done into English, from the Latin of George Wisheart, Bishop of Edinburgh. With an tion of Montrose's pompous FuneAppendix containing, 1st, a descriprals, 1661. 2dly. A Character of Charles I. by Alexander Hendersor, on his death bed. 3dly. Montrose's declaration when he returned to Scotland, Anno 1650. 4thly. The declaration of the Commission of the Kirk, in answer to it. 5thly. Two Poems done by Montrose. As also, fifteen letters to Montrose, from Charles I., his Queen, Charles II. and Prince Rupert. 1720. 8vo. R. M. MOODIE, A. Scotia Indiculum: or the present State of Scotland. Together with divers reflections upon the Ancient state thereof. London, for Jonathan Wilkins, 1682. 12mo. MOON, Lord. The whole life and history of Lord Moon and the Earl of Warwick. With their comical frolicks that they play'd. London, 1711. 4to. MOON. The Man in the Moone: or a Discourse of a voyage thither. By F. G. B. of H. To which is added Nuncius inanimatus, written in latin by the same author, and now englished by a person of worth. The second edition. London, for James Kirton, 1657. Frontispiece. 12mo. Bp. Wilkins first published his "Discovery of a new world," in 1638, a farther edition in 1640, and "Mercury" in 1641. All these works are of the same time and character with this; but whether the initials F. G. B. of H. are real or assumed does not appear. MOORE, Sir WILLIAM, of Rowallane Knight. The True Crucifixe for True Catholickes, or The Way for true Catholickes to have the true Crucifixe. In verse, (with four leaves of Sonnets at the end). Edinburgh, by John Wreittoun, 1629. 12mo. MORANT, PHILIP. The history and antiquities of the County of Essex. Compiled from the best and most ancient historians; from Domesday-Book, Inquisitiones post Mortem, and other the most valuable Records and MSS. &c. The whole digested, improved, perfected and brought down to the present Time. Illustrated with Copper Plates. London, 1768. Fol. 2 vol. L. P. R. A remarkably fine copy of this rare Large Paper county history. MORANTE. Libro del Gigante Morante et del Re Carlo, et de tutti gli paladini, et del conquisto che Orlando fece de la Citta de Sannia, il quale tornando de Gierusalem dove havia servito certo tempo allo Santo Sepolchro venne al porto de Sipanto, & trovato nova che Carlo Magno Re de Franza et il Papa stavano a campo alla Citta de Sannia. La quale hoggi e chiamata Benevento, e ando alla detta Citta, et conquisto il Gigante Morante, et la detta citta de Sannia, e la dono alla santa madre Chiesia Romana. Novamente his toriato, et corretto. Vinegia, per gli heredi di Giovanni Padovano, 1557. Wood cuts. Svo. "Of this edition Count Melzi had no knowledge till he saw the present Copy in Heber's Catalogue. It appears to have been first printed in 1534, and I have a Collation. A to D in eights, E seven. Thirty-nine leaves. MORE, GERTRUDE. The spiritual exercises of the most vertuous and religious D. Gertrude More of the Holy Order of St. Bennet and English Congregation of our Ladies of Comfort in Cambray. Paris, by Lewis de la Fosse, 1658. Portrait. 12mo. MORE, HENRY. Historia Provinciæ Anglicana Societatis Jesu, collectore Henrico Moro ejusdem societatis Sacerdote. Audomari, typis Thomæ Guebels, 1660. Frontispiece. Fol. B. M. valued: there are many things in it which "This book is very scarce and much are to be found no where else; the author having made use of certain MSS. in the Vatican, and in several of the English Colleges abroad, and of accounts sent them by the Romish Clergy in England." Woodman's Cat. of Bp. Flechier's Books, 1725-6. p. 4. No. 46. MORE, Sir THOMAS. Thomæ Mori Angli, viri eruditionis pariter ac virtutis nomine clarissimi Angliæque olim Cancellarii, omnia, quæ hucusque ad manus nostras peruenerunt, Latina Opera: quorum aliqua nunc primum in lucem prodeunt; reliqua vero multo quam antea castigatiora. Lovanii, apud Petrum Zangrium Tiletanum, 1566. Fol. A fine impression of the rare portrait of Sir Thomas More by Vorsterman is inserted in this copy. Thomæ Mori Angliæ quon dam Cancellarii Opera omnia, quotquot repiriri potuerunt ex Basileensi anni 1563 et Lovaniensi anni 1566 editionibus deprompta, diversa ab istis serie disposita, emendatioraque edita, præfixæ de Vita et Morte Thomæ Mori, Erasmi et Nucerini Epistolæ ut et Doctorum virorum de eo Elogia. Francofurti ad Mœnum, 1689. Portrait. Fol. R. The workes of Sir Thomas More Knyght, sometyme Lorde Chauncellour of England, wrytten by him in the Englysh tonge. Printed at London at the costes and charges of John Cawod, John Waly and Richarde Tottell, 1557. Fol. Bl. L. R. "This copy contains, after page 1138, a leaf not numbered, which I have not seen in any other copy, except in one belonging to Mr. Elliot. It is an acknowledgement by Sir T. More of some mistakes discovered by him after the book ('the answer to the first part of the poysoned booke, named the supper of the lord') was printed. It probably will be only found in very few copies." MS. note. - De optimo Reip. statu deque nova insula Utopia libellus vere aureus. Ejusdem et Erasmi Epigrammata-Erasmi Querela Pacis undique Gentium ejectæ profligatæque et alia opuscula ex Luciano traducta ab Erasmo. Basil. Frobenius, 1517, 1518. 4to. These were intended to form one volume as appears by the Title Page to the Eras mus. Utopia. Ad Lectorem. Habes candide lector opusculum illud vere aureum Thomæ Mori non minus utile quam elegans de optimo reipublicæ statu, deque nova Insula Vtopia, jam iterum, sed multo correctius quam prius, hac Enchi ridii forma ut vides multorum tum senatorum tum aliorum gravissimorum virorum suasu æditum : quod sane tibi ædiscendum non modo in manibus quotidie habendum censeo. Cui quidem ab innumeris mendis undequaque purgatio propter Erasmi annotationes ac Budæi epistolam: virorum sane qui hoc sæculo nostro extra omnem ingenii aleam positi sunt: addita est etiam ipsius Mori epistola eruditissima. Vale. Parisiis, excudebat G. Gormontius, s. a. 8vo. M. This edition by Gourmont was not known to Panzer, neither does Dibdin appear to have heard of it. It is without date, but appears by the Præfatio ad Lectorem to be a 2d or 3d Edition. De optimo Reipv. Statu, deque nova Insula Vtopia, libellus vere aureus, nec minus salutaris quam festivus, clarissimi disertissimique viri Thomæ Mori inclytæ Civitatis Londinensis civis et Vicecomitis. Lovanii, excudebat Servatius Sassenus impensis viduæ Arnoldi Birkmanni, 1548. 8vo. A fruteful and pleasaunt worke of the best state of a publyque weale and of the newe yle called Vtopia: written in Latine by Syr Thomas More knyght, and translated into Englyshe by Raphe Robynson Citizein and Goldsmythe of London, at the procurement, and earnest request of George Tadlowe Citizein and Haberdassher of the same Citie. London, by Abraham Vele, 1551. 12mo. Bl. L. R. with copious notes, and a Biographical and Literary Introduction, by the Rev. T. F. Dibdin. London, 1808. Plates. 4to. L. P. B. M. Only forty copies were taken off on Johannem Foulerum, Anglum, 1573. Wood cut portrait. 12mo. Bl. L. Herbert's Ames, pp. 808 and 1633. Epigrammata Thomæ Mori paper of this size, with the addition of Angli. Londini, apud Humphredum Mosley, 1638. Frontispiece, including Portrait, by Marshall. 16mo. G. M. another plate. The few MS. corrections in this copy are by Dr. Bliss of Oxford. A dyaloge of syr Thomas More knyghte: one of the counsayll of our souerayne lorde the kyng and chauncelloure of hys duchy of Lancaster. Wheryn be treatyd dyuers maters, as of the veneracyon and worshyp of ymages and relyques, prayng to sayntis, and goynge on pylgrymage. Wyth many other thynges touchyng the pestylent secte of Luther and Tyndale, by the tone bygone in Saxony, and by the tother laboryd to be brought in to England. Newly ouersene by the sayd Syr Thomas More chauncellour of England, 1530. Cum privilegio regali. Anno domini M.vC.xxxı, mense Maii. (W. Rastell.) Fol. Bl. L. "I believe it is the only edition of the Epigrammata separately printed." MS. The life of Sir Thomas More, by his great-grandson Cresacre More: with a biographical preface, notes and other illustrations, by the Rev. Joseph Hunter. London, 1828. Portrait. 8vo. L. P. Only twelve copies printed on Large Paper. MORELLO. Sprolico in Lengua Pavana sbottazza in Laldo del Magnafigo Messier Mechiele Battagia, Poeste de Pieve lanno 1548 recito per lome del Terretuorio Pavan. Composta per lo Inzegneole Messier Jacomo Morello con naltra slettra scritta alla so Parona. Stampato in Venetia, appresso Stephano di Alessi, 1553. 12mo. R. M. MORES, EDWARD ROWE. Nomina et Insignia Gentilitia Nobilium, Equitumque sub Edvardo primo rege militantium. Accedunt Classes exercitus Edvardi tertii regis Caletem obsidentis. Edidit Ed. Rowe Mores. Oxon. 1749. With two unpublished portraits of the Author. 4to. A dissertation upon English Typographical Founders and Founderies, 1778. 8vo. Only 80 copies were printed of this Tract. Edwardi-Rowei Moresi de Elfrico, Dorobernensi Archiepiscopo, Commentarius: ex Autographo in Bibliotheca Thomæ Astlei asservato, edidit et præfatus est G. J. Thorkelin. Londini, 1789. 4to. MORGA, ANTONIO DE. Sucesos de las Islas Philipinas. Mexici ad Indos. 1609. 4to. G. M. This very rare book printed at Mexico is, for that reason probably, unknown to the Bibliographers." "The author lived eight years in these Islands in the highest offices of the Government, and therefore was well qualified to write of them." MS. note. MORGAN, SYLVANUS. The Sphere of Gentry deduced from the Principles of Nature an Historical and Genealogical Work of Arms and Blazon. London, 1661. Fol. L. P. at this page seems to have been written by the Author. It is very rare on Large Paper." MS. note. MORI DA CENO, ASCANIO PIPINO. Giuoco Piacevole. In Mantova, per Giacomo Ruffinello, 1575. 4to. Prima Parte delle Novelle. In Mantova, per Fr. Osanna, 1585.Giuoco Piacevole ristampato piu corretto et migliorato da lui. Mantova, G. Ruffinello, 1580.-Alcune Rime, Ib. 1580.-Ragionamento in lode delle Donne, Ib. 1580. 4to. R. M. A rare collection. The second part of the Novels was never published. MORISON, MAURICE, or MAURITIUS. Threnodia Hiberno-Catholica, sive Planctus Universalis totius cleri, et populi regni Hiberniæ. In qua veridicè, et sincerè recensetur epitome inauditæ, et transcendentis crudelitatis, qua Catholici Regni Hiberniæ, tyrannice opprimuntur, ab Anglo-Antheistis sub Archi-tyranno Crumuello, trium regnorum nempe Angliæ, Hiberniæ et Scotia, usurpatore, ac destructore. Per F. M. Morisonum, Ordinis Min. strict. Observantiæ, S. Theologiæ lectorem. Prefatæ crudelitatis testem ocularem. Eniponti, typis Michaelis Wagneri, 1659. 16mo. B. M. Collation. A-E. iv. in eights. Thirtysix leaves. "Of this detail of some of the cruelties by Cromwell over the Irish I have not been able to trace any other copy. Probably few if any copies from Inspruck were circulated in this country." MS. note. MORLAND, SAMUEL. The History of the Evangelical Churches of the Valleys of Piemont. London, by Henry Hills, 1658. Portrait. Fol. This is a presentation copy from the author to Dr. Dillingham, with fine head, Dedication and Map. There are few copies in this state. MOROCCO. A letter from a Gentleman of the Lord Ambassador Howard's retinue, to his Friend in |