3093 SURVEY of the Present State of Aspeden Church, Herts. 4to, plates, half calf. 4s 6d-boards. 38 1796 3094 A DEN of Theeves Discovered; or, certaine Errors and False Doctrines delivered in a Sermon at a Visitation holden at Baldocke, co. Hertford, Dec. 9, 1641, by Henry Denne, Curate at Pyrton, contradicted justly by many of the Auditors, and confuted by Thomas Atwood Rotherham, Vicar of Ickleford. 4to, new, half calf. 10s 6d 1643 3095 BRITTON'S History and Description of Cashiobury, near Watford, the Seat of the Earl of Essex. Royal folio, LARGEST PAPER, the plates coloured and mounted on fine card paper, in imitation of original drawings, half blue mor. gilt top. £3. 138 6d (pub. at £10. 10s) 1837 A very choice copy, from the Library of W. Knight, of Canonbury Square. 3096 THE LAWS, Ordinances, and Constitutions of the Borough and Town of St. Alban's. A manuscript very legibly written by Jo. Baskerfield, Mayor, 1803. Folio, neatly half bound. 188

3097 WILLIAMS'S History of St. Alban's, Herts. 2 vols. in 1, post 8vo, plates, calf neat. 48

1822 3098 BUCKLER'S History and Architecture of the Abbey Church of St. Alban, Herts, with especial Reference to the Norman Structure. 8vo, many plates, cloth. 4s 6d (pub. at 14s)

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3099 NEWCOMBE (Rev. Peter) History of the Ancient and Royal Foundation called the Abbey of Saint Alban's, Hertfordshire, from the Founding thereof in 793, to its Dissolution in 1539. 4to, plates, half russia. 78 6d-boards. 58

1795

3100 NEWCOMBE.-Another copy. 4to, calf very neat, with two nice water-colour drawings inserted, of the "Abbey" and "St. Michael's Church." 128

1795

3101 HISTORY of Verulam and St. Alban's. 12mo, plts. bds. 28 1815 3102 THREE Petitions from St. Alban's, Barkway, and Watford, to Parliament in 1811, &c. with numerous autographs, in a case. 38

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3103 HERVE (Francis) Residence in Greece and Turkey, with Notes on the Journey through Bulgaria, Servia, Hungary, and the Balkan. 2 vols. 8vo, linted plates, cloth. 1837 3104 HERVIEUX (J. C.) Nouveau Traité des Serins de Canarie, contenant la Maniere de les elever, les apparier pour en avoir de belle races. 12mo, old calf. 38 Avignon, 1711 3105 HETH (Thomas) A Manifest and Apparent Confutation of an Astronomical Discourse lately published, to the discomfort (without cause) of the weak and simple sort, with a brief Prognostication of the Conjunction of the superior Planets, Saturn and Jupiter. 12mo, BLACK LETTER, new calf, rare. £2. 28 London, Robt. Waldegrave, 1583 3106 HEURES in Latin and French, a MS. ON VELLUM of the XVth Century, with 3 page illuminations, and upwards of 150 ornamented capital letters. Small 8vo, 153 leaves, newly bound in russia old style, with gilt clasp. £3. 13s 6d

3107 HEURTEURN (Barth.) L'Incertitude et Tromperie des Astrologues Judiciares. 12mo, boards. 48 Paris, 1613 3108 HEVELII (John) Cometographia totam naturam Cometarum utpote eadem, parallaxa, distantias, ortum et interitum, &c. Folio, LARGE PAPER, fine port. by Falck, & numerous plates cf. nt. 18s Gedani, 1668 3109 HEYLYN'S (Dr. Peter) Extraneus Vapulans, or the Observator Rescued from the violent but vaine Assaults of Hamon l'Estrange and Dr. Bernard (relating to the reign of Charles 1.) 12mo, neat. 3s 6d 1656

3110 HEY'S (Dr. R.) Dissertation on the pernicious Effects of Gaming, and on Suicide. 8vo, neat. 38 1784 3111 HEYLYN (P.) Cyprianus Anglicus, or the. History of the Life and Death of William Laud, Archbishop of Canterbury. Fol. cf.nt. 128 1668 3112 HEYNS (Zach.) Const-thoonende Juweel (the Jewel of Dramatic Art) published by the City of Haerlem, in 12 emblematic plays or moralities, with prologues and songs arranged according to the regulations of the City Authorities. 4to, numerous plates of theatrical figures and costumes, cuts and emblems, vellum, very rare. £1. 58 Zicol, 1607 3113 HEYRICK (Thomas) The Submarine Voyage, a Pindarick Poem, in four parts. 4to, old red morocco. Cambridge, 1691 3114 HEYWOOD (Thos.) The Hierarchie of the blessed Angels, their Names, Orders, and Offices, the Fall of Lucifer with his Angels. Folio, plates (wanting two leaves) old calf. 78 6d

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3115 HIGGINS (W. M.) Philosophy of Sound, and History of Music. 12mo, cloth. 38

1838 3116 HIGGON'S (B.) Historical and Critical Remarks on Bishop Burnet's History of his Own Times. 8vo, neat. 38 1727 3117 HIGHAM'S (John) Looking-glass for Loyalty, or the Subject's Duty to his Sovereign. 12mo, neat. 38 6d 1675 3118 HILL (Aaron) Works, consisting of Letters on various Subjects, Original Poems, Moral and Facetious, with an Essay on the Art of Acting. 4 vols. 8vo, half russia gilt. 8s 6d

1754 3119 HILL (Rowland) Journal of a Tour through the North of England and Parts of Scotland. 8vo, half calf. 38 1799 3120 HILL'S (S. S.) Travels on the Shores of the Baltic, extended to Moscow. Post 8vo, cloth. 6s 1854 3121 HILL.-Diplomatic Correspondence of the Right Hon. Richard Hill, Envoy Extraordinary from the Court of St. James's to the Duke of Savoy, in the Reign of Queen Anne. Edited by Rev. W. Blackley. 2 vols. 8vo, facsimiles, cloth. 68

1845 3122 HILLARD (Geo. Stillman) Six Months in Italy. 2 vols. post 8vo, cloth. 78 1853

"A most interesting book," says Lord Ellesmere. 3123 HINDE (Capt.) Discipline of the Light Horse, containing Anecdotes of the Light Dragoons in America. 8vo, only one plate, bds. 38 6d 1778 3124 HISTORICAL Collections, or a brief Account of the most remarkable Transactions of the two last Parliaments. 8vo, front. calf. 2s 1682 3125 HISTORY of Faction alias Hypocrisy alias Moderation, from its first Rise down to its present Toleration in these Kingdoms. 8vo, old calf. 38 6d 3126 HISTOIRE de Valentin et Orson. 4to, neat. 48 6d Troyes, 1712 3127 HISTORIAN'S Guide, or Britain's Remembrancer, from 1600 to 1687. 12mo, calf, very neat (wanting title). 28

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3128 HISTORICAL Account of some Things relating to the Nature of the English Government, and the Conceptions which our Forefathers had of it. 4to, half morocco. 1690 3129 HISTORY (General) of the Turks, Moguls, and Tartars, with Description of the Countries they inhabit, and the Present State of Northern Asia. 2 vols. 8vo, 2 maps, old calf. 68

1730 3130 HISTORY of the German Empire, from Charlemagne to Charles VI. 2 vols. 8vo, calf. 38

1731 3131 HISTORY of our Customs, Aids, Subsidies, National Debts, and Taxes, from William the Conqueror to the year 1761. 8vo, calf. 4s 1761

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3132 HISTORY of the Mutiny at Spithead and the Nore, with Enquiry into its Origin and Treatment. 12mo, portrait of Richard Parker, cloth. 3133 HISTORY of Monastical Conventions and Military Institutions, with a Survey of the Court of Rome. By J. S. 12mo, old calf. 28 1686 3134 HISTORICAL Collections, or a brief Account of the most remarkable Transactions of the two last Parliaments, held and dissolved at Westminster and Oxford. 8vo, frontispiece, neat. 38 3135 HISTORY of Greece, Macedonia, and Syria, from the Age of Xenophon to the Incorporation of those States with the Roman Empire. By Rev. Dr. Lyall and other eminent Men. Post 8vo, woodcuts, cloth. 48 1852 3136 HISTORY of Greece, from the earliest Records to the close of the Peloponnesian War. By E. Pocock, Esq., Sir Thos. M. Talfourd, I. T. Rutt, and Rev. J. B. Ottley. Thick post 8vo, numerous woodcuts, cloth. 48 3137 HITCHCOCK (Edward) Religion of Geology and its Connected Sciences. 8vo, frontispiece, cloth. 38 (pub. at 78) Boston, 1851 3138 HOADLEY'S (Bishop of Winchester) Letter to Clement Chevalier,

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occasioned by Fournier's new Attack, since the legal Condemnation of his Note over the Bishop's Name for £8800. 8vo, nt. 3s 6d 1757 3139 HOARE (Sir R. C.) Tour through the Island of Elba. 4to, map and plates, boards. 48 6d 3140 HOBBES (Thos., of Malmesbury) Decameron Physiologicum, or Ten Dialogues of Natural Philosophy. 8vo, neat. 38 3141 HOBBES (Thoma) Elementa Philosophica de Cive.

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3142 HOBBES (Thomas) Behomoth, the History of the Causes Wars of England. 8vo, calf. 38

1678 12mo, vellum. Amst. 1647 of the Civil 1682

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3142 HOFLAND (Barbara) Life and Literary Remains of. Ramsay. 12mo, portrait, cloth. 28 6d 3144 HOFLAND (T. C.) British Angler's Manual, or the Art of Angling in England, Scotland, Wales, and Ireland, revised and enlarged by E. Jesse. Thick 12mo, numerous plates and woodcuts, cloth. 6s 1848 3145 HOFFMANNI (J. G.) Vita, quam una cum ejusdem Panegyricis et Orationibus præmissa Commentatione de Ictorum et Politicarum in Scripturam Sacram meritis Critico-Exegeticis recensuit G. F. Gudius. Port. and facsimile of an ancient MS. 4to, very sc. 58 Lipsie, 1742 3146 HOGARTH (W.) Analysis of Beauty, written with a view of fixing the fluctuating Ideas of Taste. 4to, 2 large folding plts. cf. 78 6d 1753 3147 HOGARTH (W.) Analysis of Beauty, and Rules for Drawing Caricatures, with Essay on Comic Painting. By Fr. Grose. Svo, plates, but without the two large plates, boards.

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73148 HOGARTH (Geo.) Memoirs of the Opera in Italy, France, Germany, and England. 2 vols. 12mo, portraits, cloth. 58 1851 3149 HOGG (James) Mountain Bard, Legendary Ballads and Songs. Post 8vo, boards. 38 Edinb. 1807 3150 HOLBEIN (Hans) Icones Historiarum Veteris Testamenti. 98 woodcuts, with French quatrains by Gilles Corrozet. 12mo, calf gilt, rare. Paris, 1551 3151 HOLBEIN.-Icones Veteris Testamenti, 90 Illustrations of the Old Testament, engraved on wood from designs by Hans Holbein. 8vo, half morocco. 10s 6d-cloth. 9s 6d W. Pickering, 1830

£2. 28

8152 HOLBEIN.-L'Alphabet de la Mort de Hans Holbein, gravé sur bois, et entouré de bordures analogues du seizième siècle, également sur bois par MM. Loedel et Léon Le Maire, avec des quatrains et des sentences latines tirées des Saints Pères, et suivi d'anciens poëmes français sur le sujet des trois Mors et des trois Vis, publiés d'après les manuscrits, par Anatole de Mantaiglon. Deux parties en 1 vol. Svo. 158 1856

taken off.

This copy is printed on THICK AND LARGE PAPER, of which only 25 were 3153 HOLBEIN'S Alphabet of Death, illustrated with old borders from Simon Vostre's Hore, with Latin Sentences and English Quatrains, by Lydgate and others, with Preface by Montaiglon. Small Svo, cloth. 10s 6d

1856 3154 HOLBEIN.-Imagines Mortis his acceserunt Epigrammata e Gallica idiomate à Georgio Aemylio in Latinum translata ad haec Medicina Animae. Sm. Svo, beautiful woodcuts, black mor. £2.58 Colona, 1555 3155 HOLBEIN.-The Dance of Death, with Dissertation on the several representations of that subject, more particularly those ascribed to Macabee and Hans Holbein, by Francis Donce, Esq. 8vo, many plates, half morocco uncut. 148 London, Pickering, 1833 3156 HOLBEIN'S Dance of Death, with an Historical and Literary Introduction, by F. W. Fairholt, F.S.A. Small 8vo, with 54 engravings, being the most accurate copies ever executed of these gems of Art. Extra cloth. 98

1849

The designs are executed with a spirit and fidelity quite extraordinary. They are indeed most truthful."--Athenæum.

"Ces 53 Planches de Schlotthauer sont d'une exquise perfection."-Langlois, Essai sur les Dances des Morts, 1852.

3157 HOLCOMBE (Lieut.-Col.)-Memoir of Lieut.-Col. Holcombe, late of the Royal Artillery. 12mo, cloth. 28 1847 3158 HOLLAND.-Genealogie der Hertoghen ende Hertoginnen Van Brabant, curious woodcuts of the Kings and their Arms-Die Niewe Chronicke van Brabandt, Vlaenderen, Hollandt en Zealandt, icoodcuts, including a long folding one showing the situation of the cities, &c. Folio, BLACK LETTER, FINE COPY, in vell. £1.58 Thantwerpen, 1565 3159 HOLLAND,-Historical remarques upon the late Revolutions in the United Provinces, drawn from their own Papers, and evincing the necessity of a Stadtholder as now re-established in the Prince of Orange. 12mo, FINE COPY, russia, gilt leaves. 78 6d 1675 3160 HOLLAND'S (Lord) A Dream. Svo, PRIVATELY PRINTED. 2s 1818 "Very remarkable for the beauty of the dramatic strokes in the dialogue, a specics of excellence which, since Berkeley, has been rare in English composition."-Note in Sir Jas. Mackintosh's copy.

3161 HOLLAND'S (Lord) Foreign Reminiscences, edited by his Son. Post 8vo, cloth. 68

1850

3162 HOLLIER'S (R., of Greenwich) Nine Weeks' Ramble through Part of France, Switzerland, Lombardy, Banks of the Rhine, &c. 4to, map by Arrowsmith, PRIVATELY PRINTED, boards. The Author was accompanied by Edward Magrath, Esq., Secretary of the Athenæum, and W. Brockedon, Esq., the Artist.

78 6d

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3163 HOLLOWAY'S (W.) General Dictionary of English Provincial Words. 8vo, cloth, scarce. 88-half calf. Es 6d 3164 HOLYOKE (Thos.) A Large Dictionary, in 3 Parts, English and Latin, Latin and English, Names of Persons in History and Poetry. Folio, very thick volume, good clean sound copy, old calf gilt.

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3165 HOLMAN'S (Lieut., the Blind Traveller) Voyage Round the World, including Travels in Africa, Asia, Australasia, and America. 4 vols. 8vo, many plates, cloth. 1834 3166 HOLYBAND (Claudius) The French Littleton; a most easy, absolute, and perfect way to Learn the French Tongue. 12mo, a little wormed, old calf, rare. 58

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3167 HOME Affections portrayed by the Poets, selected and edited by Charles Mackay. Small 4to, illustrated with 100 engravings drawn by the first artists and engraved by the Dalziels; antique cloth boards, gilt borders and edges. 188 6d 1858

A charming volume for a present.

3168 HOMER.-The Iliads of Homer, PRINCE OF POETS, never before in any language truly translated; with a Comment on some of his chief Places. Done according to the Greek, by George Chapman; with Introduction and Notes by Richard Hooper, M.A. 2 vols. fcap. 8vo, elegantly printed by Whittingham, with portrait and frontispiece, cloth. 1857

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3169 HOMER.-The Odysseys of Homer, truly translated by George Chapman; with Introduction and Notes by Richard Hooper, M.A. 2 vols. fcap. 8vo, with frontispiece after Pass, cloth. 128 3170 HOMER'S Batrachomyomachia, Hymns and Epigrams-Hesiod's Works and Days-Museus' Hero and Leander-Juvenal's Fifth Satire. Translated by George Chapman; with Introduction and Notes by Richard Hooper, M.A. Fcap. 8vo, fine frontispiece, cloth. 1858

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"The translation of Homer, published by George Chapman, in the reign of Queen Elizabeth, is one of the greatest treasures the English language can boast."-GODWIN.

"Chapman writes and feels as a poet-as Homer might have written had he lived in England in the reign of Queen Elizabeth. It is an exquisite poëm, with almost unexampled sweetness, and beauty of language, all over spirit and feeling."-COLERIDGE.

"I have just finished Chapman's Homer. Did you ever read it ?-it has the most continuous power of interesting you all along. * * * * The earnest⚫ness and passion which he has put into every part of these poems would be incredible to a reader of mere modern translations."-CHARLES LAMB.

"Waller could never read over the translation of Chapman without incredible transport."-DRYDEN.

"Chapman's translation is often exceedingly Homeric; a praise which Pope seldom attained."-HALLAM.

"With Chapman, Pope had frequent consultations, and perhaps never translated any passage till he read his version; which indeed he has been sometimes suspected of using instead of the Greek."-DR. JOHNSON.

"Chapman-the vigorous and fiery translator of Homer."-ARIS WILLMOT. 'Chapman's truly grand version of Homer. *** When we consider the subtle influence of poetry upon the rising spirits of the age, it tempts me to hazard the speculation that, if Chapman's noble paraphrase had been read, instead of Pope's enervating monotony, and as extensively, the present class of readers would have been more poetical," &c.-R. H. HORNE.

"Pope, Sotheby, and Cowper, the best known translators of Homer. By general consent, Chapman's version is far more Homeric than these." -PROFESSOR F. W. NEWMAN.

The editor of these five rare volumes has done an incalculable service to English Literature, by taking George Chapman's folios out of the dust of time-honoured libraries, by collating them with loving care and patience, and, through the agency of his enterprising publisher, bringing Chapman entire and complete within the reach of those who can best appreciate and least afford to purchase the early editions."--Athenæum.