preached at Christ Church in Dublin, July 1674, with a Declaration made in St. John's Church in Cashel and a Preface shewing the Reasons for deserting the Communion of the Roman Church and embracing that of the Church of England. Dublin, 1675. 12mo. For this rare edition, Panzer, II. 10, refers to Laire, Index, I. p. 179, nisi obesset signaturarum usus ad Typographiæ tentamen revocari posset hoc opus. Panzer supposes it to be the type of J. Schallus, who printed at Mantua from 1475 to 1479. Laire says he has never seen the same type. Only two other books are known to have been printed by Schall, namely, Scrutinium Scripturarum, 1475, In This edition was printed at Strasburgh by Martin Flack, and is very rare. Bibl. Spencer. II. p. 332-33, Dr. Dibdin says the Jugurthine war concludes on the reverse of the sixtieth and last leaf, it concludes on the recto of that leaf. True Catholic and Apostolic and Eusebius, 1479. See Panzer, II. p. 4. 6. Faith maintain'd in the Church of Opera. S. 1. et a. Fol. G. M. England by Andrew Sall, Doctor in Divinity being a reply to several Books published under the names of I. E. Ñ. N. and J. S. against his declaration for the Church of England, and against the motives for his separation from the Roman Church, declared in a printed sermon which he preached in Dublin. Oxford, 1676. 8vo. Sall was a convert from the Roman Ca Opera cum Comment. Laurentii Vallensis et J. Chrys. Soldi Brixiani. S. 1. et a. (sed Brixiæ circa 1495.) Fol. De conjuratione Catilinæ. tholick to the Protestant Church, and this Ejusdem de Bello Jugurthino. Ejus is his Answer to French's famous and rare work, entitled "the Bleeding Iphigenia." SALLUSTIUS. De Conjuratione Catilinæ et de Bello Jugurthino Libri. S. 1.'MCCCCLXX. 4to. B. M. Though the edition of this year by Vindelin de Spira is generally reputed the Editio Princeps, Reviczky, Supp. p. 13, calls this the Ed. Pr. and quotes Havercamp in support of that opinion. Dibdin, Bibl. Sp. II. 323, considers the priority of these two editions as a doubtful question, and refers to MS.memoranda of Bp. Dampier in critical description and praise of this rare and estimable edition, "eundem sane characterem in nullo alio libro me vidisse memini." It is not noticed by Panzer, nor does Audiffredi mention it, although the prevailing opinion is that it was printed at Rome. dem oratio contra Ciceronem. Ciceronis oratio contra Sallustium. Ejusdem orationes quatuor contra L. Catilinam. Porcii Latronis declamatio contra L. Catilinam. Orationes quædam ex libris historiarum Sallustii. Venetiis, in adi bus Aldi et Andrea soceri. 1509. 8vo. bilibus ut fieri solet, sed Tabellis seu Laminis fusis, excudebat 1744. 12mo. R. M. -Here begynneth the famous cronycle of the warre which the romayns had agaynst Jugurth usurper of the Kyngdome of Numidy. which cronycle is compyled in latyn by the renowmed romayne Salust. And translated into englysshe by syr Alexander Barclay priest at comaundement of the right hye and mighty prince Thomas duke of Northfolke. Imprented at London, by Rycharde Pynson, n. d. Fol. Bl. L. R. M. This very fine copy consists of ninetytwo numbered leaves, in addition to the last, containing the date, and eight preliminary leaves, containing the Title, Table and Preface of Barclay to the Duke of Norfolk. This very rare book is incorrectly described by Lowndes, probably from an imperfect copy. It contains the Latin Text also. La Conjuracion de Catilina y la Guerra de Jugurta por Cayo Salustio Crispo. Madrid, Ibarra, 1772. Fol. Original Edition. A present from H. Williams Wynn on his return from Spain, 1809. This translation was made by F. Perez, Tutor to the Infante Don Gabriel. Mr. Waddelove, Chaplain to the English Ambassador, Lord Grantham, procured the types from the Baskerville Font. SALMON, NATHANIEL. The history of Hertfordshire, describing the County and its antient monuments particularly the Roman. With the character of those that have been the chief Possessors of the lands. And an account of the most memorable occurrences. London, 1728. Map. Fol. R. Thomas Jekyll, of Bocking, Esquire, out of Patents, Charters, Inquisitions post mortem, and from the Papers of Mr. Ouseley of Springfield, and Mr. Holman, of Halstead. London, 1740. Fol. pp. 460, (with the exception of pp. 429-432). This work was never finished, in consequence of Salmon's death. SALT, HENRY. Twenty-four Views taken in St. Helena, The Cape, India, Ceylon, Abyssinia and Egypt. London, 1809. Fol. SALTER, JAMES. Caliope's Cabinet opened. Wherein Gentlemen may be informed how to adorn themselves for Funerals, Feastings, and other Heroick Meetings. London, by G. M. for W. Crooke, 1665. Svo. A SALVADOR IN BRASIL. plaine and true relation, of the going forth of a Holland Fleete the ele uenth of Nouember 1623 to the Coast of Brasile; with the taking in of Saluedoe, and the chief occurrences falling out there, in the time of the Hollanders continuance therein. As also the comming of the Spanish Armada to Saluedoe, with the beleaguering of it, the accedints falling in the Towne the time of the beleaguering. As also the bare deliuery vp of the said Towne by cowardly Officers &c. By J. B. that hath ben an eye and eare-witnesse of this subject. Rotterdam, by M.S. 1626. 4to. B. M. SAMPSON, THOMAS. A letter to the trew professors of Christes Gospell, inhabitinge in the Parishe off Allhallowis, in Bredstrete in London, made by Thomas Sampson, sometyme their Pastore. Strasburgh in Elsas, 1554. 16mo. A. 8. B. 6. Fourteen leaves. Bl. L. M. in Mary's Reign, and died in 1589. Herbert's Ames, p. 1575. More will be seen of him in Bliss's Wood's Athenæ, vol. I. p. 548. See also Brydges's Censura, II. 359." MS. note. SAMPSON, THOMAS. Fortunes Fashion, pourtrayed in the troubles of the Ladie Elizabeth Gray, wife to Edward the fourth. London, for William Jones, 1613. 4to. Twentyfour leaves. M. "The great rarity of this book may distinguish it more than its poetry. The narrative is from Hollinshed, evidently written after the manner of The Mirror for Magistrates.' The Author is supposed to be descended from Tho. Sampson, Dean of Christ Church in 1561." MS. note. SAMPSON, WILLIAM. Virtus post Funera vivit, or, Honour triumphing over Death. Being true epitomes of honorable, noble, learned and hospitable personages. London, by John Norton, 1636. 4to. 4to. B. M. "Containing thirty-three elegiac eulogies." Lowndes. SAMSON, THOMAS. A narrative of the late Popish Plot in Ireland, for the subjugating thereof to the French King. Together with the procedings against, and Tryal of the Earl of Tyrone, and others, who were accused for carrying on the same. London, for Sam. Lee, 1680. Fol. SANCHEZ, FRANCISCO. Relacion muy verdadera de la bien aventurada nueva de la conversion de los Ingleses luteranos. Hechas por Francisco sanchez estudiante, Natural de la Villa de Orgaz. 1555. Four leaves. El muy bendito successo del reyno de Inglaterra-recopilado se encierra en este breve processo. Ha se trobado et impresso, en lenguaje Castellano, para loor del soberano, que nos da su bien expresso. Two leaves. 4to. Bl. L. R. M. "These two poetical tracts in praise of Philip and Mary, and in celebration of the supposed Conversion of the people of England to the Catholick faith are curious and interesting." MS. note. SANCHEZ, THOMAS. Disputationum de Sancto Matrimonii Sacramento, Tomi tres. (Tomus primus.) Genuæ, apud Josephum Pavonem, 1602. (Tomi 11. et II.) Madriti, prælo et expensis Ludouici Sanchez, 1605. 3 vol. Fol. R. M. "De Bure, and after him Brunet, quote the edition of 1607, as the best, and it is certainly better than those which are subsequent to it; but this, which is the first and the original edition of the three volumes, is infinitely more rare and desirable. Though Genuæ is put to the Title Page of the first volume, it was really printed like the second and third at Madrid. Sanchez Of his life and died at Grenada, 1610. writings see Bayle." MS. note. SANCROFT, WILLIAM, Archbishop of Canterbury. Fur prædestinatus: sive Dialogismus inter quendam Ordinis prædicantium Calvinistam et Furem ad laqueum damnatum habitus. Londini, impensis F. G. typis G. D. 1651. 12mo. Familiar Letters to Sir Henry North. To which is prefixed some account of his life and character. London, 1757. 8vo. SANCTA CRUZ. Lo subcedido a la Armada de su Magestad de que es Capitan general el Marques de sancta Cruz, en la batalla que dio al armada que traya don Antonio en las yslas de los açores. (Toledo, 1582.) Fol. Four leaves. R. M. This is the only copy that Mr. Grenville has heard of; it is the account of the naval battle in which a French armament sent to the support of Antonio de Prati, titular King of Portugal, against Philip II. was defeated in 1582, by the Marquis of Sancta Cruz and the Spanish navy; Antonio escaped and died at Paris, 1595. SANCTO GRIAL. La Demanda del Sancto Grial. Con los maravillosos fechos de Lançarote y de Galas su hijo. Aqui se acaba el segundo y postrero libro de la de manda del sancto Grial con el baladro del famosissimo profeta y negromante Merlin con sus profecias. Ay por consiguiente todo el libro de la demanda del sancto Grial en el qual si contiene el principio y Fin de la tabla redonda y acabamiento, y vidas de ciento y cinquenta caualleros compañeros della. El qual fue enpresso en la imperial cibdad de Toledo, por Juan de Villaquiran empressor de libros. Acabosca di ez dias del mes de Octubre. Año del nascimiento de nuestro Redemptor y saluador Jesu Christo de mill y quinientos y quinze Años. Fol. Bl. L. G. M. Highness Prince James Duke of SANDERS, NICHOLAS. De ori- Collation. Title page, followed by eight pinæ, 1585. 8vo. R. M. leaves of Table. The Text commences on Fol. 2, and terminates on Fol. 194. "There is some obscurity as to the author of this Romance, which may be found in Quadrio IV. p. 488. The present edition of 1515 is the earliest date that is known in Spanish. The earliest French translation was first printed in 1516. The present Copy was purchased from Mr. Heber's Library, and his note in it was, that he had never seen or heard of any other copy. It wants the ninth leaf, which there is little hope of supplying. The Colophon has the true date 1515: the date on the Title page of 1535, is an error of the press." MS. note. -Cest lhystoire du Sainct Greaal. Qui est le premier livre de la Table Ronde. Lequel traicte de plusieurs matieres recreatives. Ensemble la queste du dict sainct Greaal. Faicte par Lancelot, Galaad, Boors et Perceval. Qui est le dernier livre de la Table Ronde. Nouvellement imprimé a Paris, par Phelippe Le Noir, 1523. Fol. BÍ.L. B. M. by Derome. SANDERS, E. The three Royall Cedars, or Great Britains Glorious Diamond, being a Royal Court narrative of the proceedings, travels, letters, conferences, speeches, and conspicuous resolutions of the most high and renowned King Charles by the Grace of God, King of Great Britain, France and Ireland, His This is the first edition of a libel of so much celebrity, that it has been frequently reprinted. De origine ac progressu Schismatis Anglicani libri tres, aucti per Edouardum Rishtonum, et impressi primùm in Germania, nunc iterum locupletius et castigatius editi. Romæ, typis Bartholomæi Bonfadini, 1586. 8vo. De origine ac progressu Schismatis Anglicani libri tres: aucti prius per Edouardum Rishtonum, Romæque impressi: nunc vero addita appendice R. P. Petri Ribadeneira Soc. Jesu, iterum in Germania locupletius et castigatius editi. Coloniæ Agrippinæ, sumptibus Petri Henningi, 1610. 8vo. " 'None of the previous Editions contain more than three books, which are here reprinted verbatim, with the addition of a fourth Book by Ribadeneira, which renders this the most perfect and desirable edition. This Libel against Q. Elizabeth and her mother was very widely circulated in those days." MS. note. Les trois livres du Docteur Nicolas Sanders, contenants l'origine et progrez du Scisme d'AngleAugmentez par Edouart Rishton. Sans lieu, 1587. 8vo. terre. This book was first printed in Latin at Cologne in 1585, again at Rome, 1586, Ingoldstadt, 1588, and Cologne, 1610. But this French edition of 1587 is far more rare than any of the other three. " SANDERSON, WILLIAM. Aulicus Coquinariæ or a Vindication in answer to a pamphlet entituled the Court and character of King James," Pretended to be penned by Sir A. W. and published since his death, 1650. London, for Henry Seile, 1650. 12mo. This is sometimes attributed to Sanderson, the preface to this copy is signed "W. Sanderson," and evidently the writing of the time. SANDFORD, FRANCIS. The Order and Ceremonies used for and at the Solemn Interment of the most High, Mighty and most Noble Prince George Duke of Albemarle, anno 1670. Fol. R. To this copy is added the rare Portraits of Monk by Gaywood and Loggan, and the very rare Pedigree is prefixed. The History of the Coronation of the most High, most Mighty and most Excellent Monarch James II. etc. and of his Royal Consort Queen Mary solemnized at Westminster 23 April, 1685. With an exact Account of the several Preparations, their Majesties most splendid Processions and Magnificent Feast at Westminster Hall. The whole illustrated with Sculptures by F. Sandford. In the Savoy, printed by T. Newcomb, 1687. Fol. The present is the most splendid copy that can perhaps be seen. It is ruled and sumptuously bound in red morocco with borders of gold, etc. SANDOVAL, PRUDENCIO DE. Chronica del inclito Emperador de España, Don Alonso VII. deste nombre, Rey de Castilla y Leon, hijo de Don Ramon de Borgoña, y de doña Hurraca, Reyna proprietaria de Castilla. Sacada de un libro muy antiguo escrito de mano con letras de los Godos, por relacion de los mismos que lo vieron, y de muchas escrituras y privilegios originales del mesmo Emperador, y otros. Por F. Prudencio de Sandoval Predicador de la Orden de S. Benito. Madrid, por Luis Sanchez, 1600. Fol. "Sandovalius Chronicon istud eleganti Commentario illustravit; opus in remoti |