Englyshed, and to be added to the 69 lately sett forth in Latin. This number of seuenty is so compleat a number as it is great pitie ther shold be one more but that as Augustin was the first, so Mathew might be the last. Imprinted 1574. 16mo. Bl. L. B. M.

"With 'A table Englished out off that legend of Canterbury tales entituled in Latin, De Antiquitate Britanniæ Ecclesiæ et privilegiis Ecclesiæ Cantuariensis cum Archiepiscopis ejusdem.' (Being a list of all the Bench at that time.)"

"With the table, this satire is very rare. The best account of this libel is to be found in Strype's Life of Parker, II. p. 415. Herbert's Ames 1635 refers to Wood's Athenæ. Hearne assigns the Latin lives named in the title page to J. Josselin, Chaplain to the Abp. and a good Saxon scholar. In the appendix to Ducarel's Norman Coins in a letter to Sir T. Heneage of 1590, this Abp. is called the first founder of the Antiquarian Society: he was the second Protestant Abp., and died 1575." MS. note.

Bishop Parker's History of his own Time. Faithfully translated from the Latin Original, by Thomas Newlin. London, 1727. 8vo.

PARKHURST, JOHN. Ludicra sive Epigrammata Juvenilia. Londini, ap. Joh. Dayum, 1573. 4to.

"John Parkhurst was one of the eminent prelates who translated the bible; his part was the Apocrypha from the book of Wisdom to the end. Some of his letters are published by Strype and some are in MS. in the British Museum. Born 1511, died 1574." MS. note.

The Author's copy, with MS. corrections.

PARLIAMENT. An Admonition to the Parliament. A second Admonition to the Parliament. Certain Articles, collected and taken, (as it is thought) by the Byshops out of a litle boke entituled an admonition to the Parliament, wyth an Answere to the same. Containing a confirmation of the sayde Booke in shorte notes. No place or date (but 1572). 12mo. Bl. L.

This was formerly Herbert's; see his Ames, pp. 1631-2.

This scarce tract privately printed and then suppressed, but reprinted, is described at length by Strype in his life of Whitgift, p. 54. cap. 6.

PARNASO ESPAÑOL. Coleccion de Poesias escogidas de los mas celebres Poetas Castellanos. Madrid, 1768-1778. 8vo. 9 vol.

PARRY, WILLIAM. A true and plaine declaration of the horrible Treasons, practised by William Parry the Traitor, against the Queenes Majestie. The manner of his Arraignment, conviction and execution, together with the copies of sundry letters of his and others, tending to divers purposes, for the proofes of his Treasons, &c. London, by C. B. (1584). 4to. Bl. L.

The Seven pages of Prayers at the end of this copy are seldom found with the book.

PARRY, WILLIAM. A new and large discourse of the Trauels of Sir Anthony Sherley Knight, by Sea, and ouer land to the Persian Empire.

Wherein are related many straunge and wonderfull accidents, and also, the description and conditions of those Countries and people he passed by; with his returne into Christendome. Written by W. Parry, gent., who accompanied Sir Anthony in his Trauells. London, by Valentine Simmes, for Felix Norton, 1601. 4to. Twenty-two leaves. Bl. L. R. M.

"When Q. Elizabeth issued an Edict against the Catholics in 1591, the Jesuit under the assumed name of Andreas Philopater; being afraid of printing this in England, he made a translation of the greater and chief parts of the Latin into English, printed it abroad and had it cir

Parsons answered it in the above Tract

culated with a title and preface bearing an appearance so far of being friendly to Lord

terly attacked in the text. This English tract is extremely rare." MS. note.

A conference about the next succession to the Crowne of Ingland. Whereunto is also added a new and perfect arbor or genealogie of the discents of all the kinges and princes of Ingland, from the conquest unto this day, whereby each mans pretence is made more plaine. Published by R. Doleman. Imprinted at N. With Geneawith Licence, 1594. logical Table. 8vo.

Wood, Athenæ Oxon., says that this book was written by Parsons the Jesuit, that the printer of it was hanged, drawn and quartered, and a law passed to make it High Treason for any man to have it in his possession.

Herbert's Ames, III. p. 1726, contradicts this last assertion; he says also that a MS. note in his copy describes the book as written by Cardinal Allen, Sir F. Englefield and Father Parsons.

The Genealogical Plate is very rarely to be found in the few copies now remaining of this book.

- A temperate ward-word, to the turbulent and seditious Watchword of Sir Francis Hastinges knight, who indeuoreth to slaunder the whole Catholique cause, and all professors therof, bothe at home and abrode. by N. D. (Doleman alias R. Parsons). Imprinted with Licence, 1599. 4to.

The copies of certaine discourses, which were extorted from divers, as their friends desired them, or their adversaries drive them to

Christ. Relig. passim hodie controversis, cum Marphorio colloquium, multa pietate, elegantia ac festivitate refertum. S. 1. et a. 12mo. R. M.

PASQUILLORUM TOMI DUO. Quorum primo versibus ac rhythmis, altero soluta oratione conscripta quamplurima continentur, ad exhilarandum, confirmandumque hoc perturbatissimo rerum statu pii lectoris animum, apprime conducentia. Eleutheropoli. (Basilea), 1544. 12mo.

R. M.

At the end of this copy is added a short poem Cleri Fletus' Magdebvrgi, 1550, by Flacius Illyricus (id est Francourtz) which is not in the printed list of his works by Niceron.

PASS, CRISPIANUS. Regiæ An

vous crimes of schisme, sedition, rebellion, faction, and such like, most unjustly laid against them for not subscribing to the late authoritie at the first sending thereof into England. In which discourses are also many things discovered concerning the proceedings in this matter abroad. Roane, by the heires of Ja. Walker, 1601. 4to.

PARTON, JOHN. Some account of the hospital and parish of St. Giles in the fields, Middlesex. London, 1822. Plates. 4to. L. P. Only twelve copies were printed on Large Paper.

PASCAL. Pensées de M. Pascal, sur la Religion et sur quelques autres sujets. Paris, chez G. Desprez, 1702. 12mo. Y. M.

Yellow morocco, with blue morocco lining, ruled, by Deseuil.

PASQUIER, ESTIENNE. Œuvres, contenant ses Recherches de la France, ses Lettres, ses Œuvres Meslées et les Lettres de Nicolas Pasquier. Amst., 1723. Fol. 2 vol. L. P. R. M.

PASQUILLI EXTATICI, seu nuper e cœlo reuersi de rebus partim superis, partim inter homines in

declaratio. Coloniæ, apud Crispianum Passæum Zeelan Anno Sal: Hum. 1604. 4to. R. M.

This very rare volume contains portraits of Q. Elizabeth, King James, Queen Anne, Henry, Prince of Wales, and frontispiece most beautifully engraved by Simon Pass, with a Genealogical History in Dutch.

Effigies Regum ac Principum, eorum scilicet, quorum, vis ac potentia in re nautica seu Marina præ cæteris spectabilis est. Quibus propter materiæ affinitatem adjectæ sunt et imagines præstantissimorum ac maxime illustrium heroum, quorum virtus ac solertia in expeditionibus nauticis præcipue claruit. Summa diligentia et artificio depictæ et tabellis æneis incisæ a Crispiano Passæo Zelando. Adjectis in singulas Hexastichis Matthiæ Quadi chalcographi. 4to. Y. M.

This is a long narrow 4to. containing, An engraved title. Six leaves of "Initium Artis Navigandi ejusque præcipui Autores et Actores impræsens usque sæculum." Eighteen leaves of Heads by Pass with verses subjoined. Four leaves of Ships by Pass. Two leaves of Constellations and one double leaf containing a Map of the World.

"Of this singular book I do not find that more than one other copy has been seen: it is not known to any of the collectors of

Pope Clement VIII. Philip IId. Henry IV. of France. Q. Elisabeth. James VI. Christian IVth. Sigismund IIId. Mahumet IId. Ciconia, Doge. Maurice of Nassau. And. Doria. Christ. Columbus. Americus Vesputius. Ferdinand Magellan. Fr. Pizarrus. R. Laudonniere. Francis Drake. Thos. Candish." MS. note.

PASSAGES (les) de oultre mer. Du noble Godefroy de buillon qui fut roy de Hierusalem. Du bon Roy sainct Loys, et de plusieurs vertueux Princes qui ce sont croisez pour augmenter et soustenir la foy crestienne.. Avecques autres nobles faitz des Roys Despaigne et de Hongrie contre les ennemys de nostre saincte foy catholicque. Ilz se vendent en la rue sainct Jaques a lenseigne de Lelephant deuant les Mathurins. (Paris, chez Francois Regnault.) s. d. 4to. Bl. L.

See Brunet, vol. III. p. 22.

PASTORIUS, JOACHIMUS. Bellum Scythico-Cosacicum, seu de Conjuratione Tartarorum Cosacorum et plebis Russica contra Regnum Po

loniæ ab Invictissimo Poloniæ et Sueciæ Rege Joanne Casimiro profligata Narratio. Dantisci, sumpt. G. Forsteri, 1652. 4to.

PATERCULUS.

Velleii Paterculi Historiæ Romanæ Duo Volumina, ad M. Vinicium Cos. Progenerum Tiberii Cæsaris per Beatum Rhenanum Selestadiensem ab interitu utcunque vindicata. Basileæ, in ædibus Joannis Frobenii, mense Novembri Anno 1520. Fol. First Edition. Reviczky, p. 64, quotes Asulanus in his preface to the Aldine Livy, 1520, as doubting the originality of this work. Panzer, VI. 219. The only MS. known of this work, formerly in the Monastery of Murbach in Alsatia, from which this edition is printed, has since been lost.

8vo.

2 vol.