teur de la masse de l'air, new red levant mor. ex., gt.-line borders and frames with corner fleurons, g. on m.e., by Fleuret, in a slip-case, Paris, 1663, 8vo. (646), Dec. 20, Sotheby Turner, £5 Pascha (Jean). La Peregrination Spirituelle vers la terre saincte, comme en Ierusalem, Bethlehem au Iordan, etc., composee en langue Thyoise et nouuellement translatee, par venerable Seigneur, Nicolas de Leuze dict de Fraxinis, title and each page within a woodcut border and 12 woodcuts representing scenes from the Passion of Christ, green levant, blind-tooled borders, doublures of red levant, gt.-tooled leaf branches borders, g.e., by Lortic, in a mor. clip-case, Lovain, Iean Bogardt, 1566, 4to. (225), Jan. 20, Anderson Galleries $75

[A most curious and interesting volume, containing, amongst the prayers and spiritual orations, a detailed and very complete itinerary to Jerusalem for the use of pilgrims journeying there. With the Hoe bookplate.] Pass (Crispin van de). Hortus Floridus in quo rariorum & minus vulgarium florum icones delineatae, numerous plates of flowers by C. de Pass, wants the title to the first part, a good many plates in the first part inlaid to size or remargined, vell., not subject to return, Arnhemi, 1616-17, oblong folio (258), Jan. 24, Sotheby Quaritch, Lio Passavanti (R. M. Jacopo). Lo Specchio di Vera Penitenzia, old English red mor. inlaid with black, full gt. ornamental back, sides of rich mosaic gt. ornaments, bound for Lord Sunderland about 1710, a fine specimen, well preserved, in new purple mor. slip-case (from the Sunderland library), In Firenze, appresso B. Sermartelli, 1585, sm. 8vo. (609), Jan. 17, Sotheby Maggs, £6 Passio Christi. Der text des passions oder lidens christi und den vier euangelisten, gothic letter, 26 full-page woodcuts (some 1. cut into, damaging the text), bound in a leaf from an ancient manuscript, Strassburg, J. Knoblouch, 1506, etc., together 3 vol., folio (327), May 9, Sotheby Ord, £5 15s.

Passional, das ist der heyligen leben in dem winterteyl, gothic letter, long lines, 45 to the page, 247 I., a large number of woodcuts of saints and their martyrdoms col. by a contemp. hand, marginal decorations in red and green (some 11. water-stained), begins on register Dis register des winter teyls," etc. (? wants title), mor., not subject to return, No place, printer or date [cir. 1480], folio (350), Jan. 24, Sotheby Maggs, £10 5s. Paston Letters (The), 1422-1509, new ed., edited by J. Gairdner, LARGE PAPER, 3 vol., brown crushed levant mor., with doublures of blue mor., gt. borders and watered-silk linings, by Fazakerley, 1872-5, sm. 4to. (175), June 23, Hodgson Maggs, £3 3s.

[Sotheby, April 25 and July 13, 1904 ed., £4 15s.] Paston (Sir Robert, of Oxnead, co. Norfolk, afterwards Earl

of Yarmouth). Collection of Original Letters of Sir R. Paston, before and after he was Earl of Yarmouth, addressed to his wife and other persons, and Letters to him by Thomas Henshaw and others, many Letters by and to Lord Yarmouth regarding the affairs of Great Yarmouth, in 2 vol., containing upwards of 250 letters and documents, bd. rough cf., 1660-78, folio (127), Oct. 21, Sotheby Carson, £39

[A very interesting and valuable collection. Many of the letters appear printed in extenso in the Report of the Historical MSS. Commission.] Pater (Walter). Appreciations, first ed., 1889, 8vo. (699), May 18, Sotheby Gibson, 1 18s. [July 13, 1 8s.; Puttick, June 15, £1 12s. 6d.] Pater (W.) Marius the Epicurean, first ed., 2 vol., orig. cl., fine copy, 1885, 8vo. (97), April 25, Sotheby

Maggs, £4 4s. [Puttick, March 9, 1 15s.; Hodgson, Dec. 1, £4 15s.; Sotheby, May 18, £2 4s.] Pater (W.) Works, ed. de luxe, 8 vol., art cl. gt., uncut, 1900-1, 8vo. (255), March 2, Hodgson Maggs, £7 10s. Pater (W. H.) Studies in the History of the Renaissance, first ed., autograph letter of the author loosely inserted, 1873, 8vo. (697), May 18, Sotheby Hollings, £3 12s. 6d. [March 17, £3 7s. 6d.; Hodgson, March 16, £3 12s. 6d.] Pathomachia, or the Battell of Affections, shadowed by a faigned siedge of the Citie Pathopolis, full cf., with the Bridgewater crest, London, Thomas and Richard Coates for Francis Constable, 1630, sm. 4to. (336), Nov. 29, Anderson Galleries

$25 Patmore (Coventry). Amelia, orig. wrappers, uncut [Chiswick Press], 1878, 4to. (818), Oct. 4, Anderson Galleries

$18.25 [The scarce privately-printed ed. Autograph presentation copy from the author.] Patrick (Simon). The Parable of the Pilgrim, straight-grain blue mor., g.e., London, R. White for F. Tyton, 1667, 4to. (45), Dec. 6, Anderson Galleries

$125

[He was the author of a large number of works on many theological subjects. The story is constructed on similar lines to Bunyan's more famous Pilgrim's Progress, but the date shows that Patrick could have borrowed nothing from it. The remarkable binding which covers this copy is of straight-grained blue mor., richly gilt, the work of Edwards, of Halifax, about 1790.] Patten (William). The Expedition into Scotlade of the most worthely fortunate prince Edward, Duke of Soomerset, first ed., black letter, 3 woodcut plans of battles, russ. gt., Richard Grafton, 1548, sm. 8vo. (1165), May 25, Sotheby Quaritch, £29 Pattenson (Mathew). The Image of Bothe Churches, Hierusalem and Babel, Unitie and Confusion, Obedience and

Sedition, by P. D. M., cf., Printed at Tornay by Adrian
Quinque, 1623, 8vo. (297), April 18, Sotheby
Forbes, £4 158.

[This book contains a long account and defence of Mary Queen of Scots.] Paulet (William, third Marquis of Winchester). The Lord Marqves Idleness, conteining manifold matters of acceptable deuise, polished cf., London, Edmund Bollifant, 1587, sm. 4to. (337), Nov. 29, Anderson Galleries $120 [With bookplate of the Marquess of Winchester.] Paulus Germanus de Middelburg. Paulina, de recta Paschae celebratione, et de die Passionis, 4 pages within very fine woodcut borders, a full-page cut on sign. P 5, calendars in red and black, woodcut initials, 17th cen. olive mor., 3-line fillet round edges, gt. panelled back, with flowers, etc., g.e., Fossombrone, Ottaviano Petrucci, 1513, folio (513), April 18, Sotheby Leighton, £5 Paulus Venetus. Liber posteriorum, lit. goth., double columns, 70 lines to a page (some 11. wormed slightly), pigskin ex. [Hain 12513, Proctor 5030], [Venetiis] Impressum arte Boneti Locatelli, 1491, folio (647), Dec. 20, Sotheby Quaritch, £4 5s. Paulus Venetus. Summulæ Naturalium Physicorum, [begins] Summule naturaliū Magri. Pauli Veneti Ordis. heremitar Sancti Augustini Physicorum liber incipit," [at end, folio 171a] Fr. Petrus de Sto Amore eiusdem Ordinis (S. August. Heremit.) Scripsit Anno domni MCCCLXXIII.," manuscript on paper (171 ll., 13 by 9 in.), folio (502), Dec. 20, Sotheby Thorp, £13

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Pauquet Frères. Modes et Costumes Historiques, col. plates, hf. mor., t.e.g., by Rivière, n.d., 4to. (185), May 4, Puttick [Another copy, Lot 157, £5_5s.] Rimell, £4 15S. Pausanias, græcè, first ed., anchor device on title and at end, blue mor. gt., g.e., Venetiis in ædibus Aldi et Andrea soceri, 1516, folio (1004), May 18, Sotheby

Davis & Orioli, £5 5s. Paxton (Sir J.) Magazine of Botany, col. plates, 16 vol., hf. mor. (a little rubbed), 1834-49, 8vo. (952), April 25, Sotheby Edwards, £4 18s.

[Hodgson, Oct. 12, £5 15s.; Jan. 19, £2 6s.] Payne (John). The Poems of Master Francis Villon, of Paris, now first done into English verse, in the original forms, front. and facs. at end, hf. dark red levant mor., gt. top. uncut, by De Coverly, London, printed for the Villon Society for private distribution, 1878, 8vo. (829), Oct. 4, Anderson Galleries

$26

[The press proofs of the original Villon Society ed., with autograph corrections by the translator.] Payne (J. B.) An Armorial of Jersey, being an Account of its chief Native Families, with Pedigrees, Biographical Notices, etc., plates of arms and genealogical tables, mor., g.e., 1865 (586), July 27, Hodgson £6 15s.

Payne (Robert). A Briefe Description of Ireland, made in this yeare 1589 by Robert Payne, unto xxv. of his partners for whome he is undertaker there, truly published verbatim, according to his letters, by Nich. Gorsan, one of the sayd partners, for that he would his countreymen should be partakers of the many good notes therein contayned, black letter, woodcut of three cranes on title-page (one pagination number very slightly shaved), unbd., At London, printed by Thomas Dawson, 1589, sm. 8vo. (724), Jan. 17, Sotheby Quaritch, £100

The late

[First ed., and of superlative rarity. The Dictionary of National Biography, referring to the 1590 re-issue of the tract, says that the above, The first ed., though mentioned by Ames, is not known to be extant." Mr. W. C. Hazlitt (Handbook, 1867, p. 447), however, refers to a copy in the Malone collection (Bodleian Library, Oxford). Therefore it is probable that this is the only other copy known, and certainly the only available one for the private collector. The Irish Archæological Society reprinted the 1590 ed. in 1841, and in the introduction to that reprint (edited by Dr. Aquilla Smith) the extreme rarity of both eds. is dwelt on, as well as the historical value of the matter in them.]

The MS.

Peacham (Henry). Emblemata varia, recens adinventa, suis iconibus unaq. carmine Latino donata, autograph MS., written on 12 11. (11 by 7 in.), containing 20 neat drawings of emblems, in pen and ink, with Latin verses beneath each, new hf. cf., c. 1620, folio (1168), May 25, Sotheby Smedley, £20 [Dedicated by the author to Sir Julius Cæsar. appears to be unpublished.] Peacham (H.) The Compleat Gentleman, first ed., engraved title by Delaram and cuts of arms, 1622, and the Gentleman's Exercise, first ed., with leaf of errata at end, cuts, 1612, 2 vol. in 1, cf. (joints broken, a few slight stains and some corners or margins slightly defective), 1622-12, sm. 4to. (388), Nov. 25, Hodgson Quaritch, £31 Peacham (H.) The Gentleman's Exercise, or an exquisite practise. . . in Lymming, Painting, Tricking and Blason of Coates and Armes, first ed. (a few ll. cut into, slightly damaging the text), hf. cf., Iohn Browne, 1612 (155), Feb. 23, Sotheby Ellis, £5 15s. Peacham (H.) Minerva Britannica, or a Garden of Heroical Deuises furnished and adorned with Emblemes and Impresa's of sundry natures, newly devised, moralized and published, russ. gt., Wa. Dight, 1612, 4to. (1167), May 25, Sotheby Pickering, £92 Peacham (H.) The Period of Mourning, disposed into sixe Visions in Memorie of the late Prince, together with Nuptiall Hymnes in honour of this happie Marriage betweene . Frederick Count Palatine of the Rhene and Elizabeth, onely daughter to our Soueraigne his

Maiestie, orig. ed. (wanting blank for A 1), blue mor. ex., g.e., from the library of Sir M. M. Sykes, with his coat-ofarms blind stamped on sides, T. S. for Iohn Helme, 1613, sm. 4to. (209), March 10, Sotheby Rosenbach, £200 Peacham (H.) Thalias Banquet, furnished with an hundred and odde dishes of newly deuised Epigrammes, whereunto (beside many worthy friends) are inuited all that loue in offensiue mirth and the Muses, by H. P., orig. ed. (small rust-hole in c 2), dark blue mor. ex., sides inlaid with a grolieresque design in red, tooled and gt., g.e., by Rivière, Nicholas Okes for Francis Constable, 1620, 12mo. (210), March 10, Sotheby Rosenbach, £300

[Not more than two or three copies known.] Peacham (H.) Thestylis atrata, or a Funeral Elegie upon the Death of . Frances, late Countesse of Warwick, who departed this Life . . . in the Month of June last past, 1634, woodcut of arms on back of title, repeated on verso of CI, auto. signature, Robert North, on title-page, orange mor. ex., g.e., by Holloway, J. H. for Francis Constable, 1634, sm. 4to. (211), March 10, Sotheby Rosenbach, 170 Peacock (T. L.) Works, port. and etchings, 10 vol., hf. mor., panelled gt. backs, g.t., uncut, 1891, 8vo. (319), Dec. 13, Sotheby Chaundy, £5

[American Art Association, Jan. 25, $25.] Peake (R. B.) French Characteristic Costumes, engraved title and 17 (should be 18) plates (lacks plate 1 in No. 6), 6 nos., orig. wrappers, those to No. 1 missing, 1815-6, 4to. (280), Feb. 9, Puttick Hewett, £4 5s.

[Dec. 1, 18 plates, £5; March 9, 18 plates, £1.] Pearson (A.) The Great Case of Tithes truly stated, cf., 1754, 8vo. (834), June 15, Sotheby Thorp, £6 5s.

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[A signed autograph note by W. M. Thackeray on the flyleaf: 'My dear Hood. This is the only book I have which deals with tithes. It is a somewhat valuable book seeing that it very scarce; but you are heartily welcome to it notwithstanding. Always yours, W. M. Thackeray."] Peckham (Johannes). Liber deoculo morali, lit. goth., long lines, 38 to a page, without marks, bds., from the collection of E. Gordon Duff [Hain 9427, Proctor 1659], Absque nota [Augsburg, Anton. Sorg., n.d.], folio (1042), June 15, Sotheby Maggs, £3 15s. Peck (Thomas). Parnassi Puerperium, or Some Well-wishes to Ingenuity in the translation of six hundred of Owen's Epigrams-Martial de Spectaculis or of Rarities to be seen in Rome, and the most select in Sir Tho. More, to which is annext a Century of Heroick Epigrams, with port. of Peck, orig. sheep, J. Cottrell for Tho. Basset, 1659, sm. 8vo. (212), March 10, Sotheby Quaritch, £12

[Another copy, Jan. 17, £3 5s.]

Peck (T.) Heroick Poem in Honour of his Majesties Establish