3065 MILTON (JOHN). LETTERS OF STATE, | written by | MR. JOHN MILTON, | To most of the SOVEREIGN | PRINCES and REPUBLICKS of | EUROPE. | From the Year 1649. Till | the Year 1659. To which is added, An Account of his | Life. Together with SEVERAL of his | POEMS; And a CATALOGUE of his | WORKS, NEVER BEFORE PRINTED. | LONDON: | Printed in the Year, 1694. 12mo. FIRST EDITION. Bound in old calf with blind tooling on back. CONTAINS four Sonnets here printed for the first time, viz.: "To Oliver Cromwell," "To my Lord Fairfax," "To Sir Henry Vane," and "To Mr. Cyriac Skinner upon his Blindness." On leaf A4 beneath the Life of Mr. John Milton is written in ink, By Edward Philips his Nephew." GOOD COPY. 3066 MIRROR FOR MAGISTRATES. A MIROVR FOR MAGI- | STRATES: | BEING A TRVE CHRONICLE | HISTORIE OF THE VNTIMELY | falles of such vnfortunate Princes and men of note, | as haue happened fince the firft entrance of Brute | into this Iland, vntill this our | latter Age, NEWLY ENLARGED WITH A LAST part, called A Winter nights Vision, being an addition of fuch Tragedies, efpecially famous, as are exempted AT LONDON Imprinted by Felix Kyngston. 1610. 4to, bound in full mottled calf, richly tooled gilt back, corner ornaments, gilt inside borders, carmine edges, by W. PRATT. A few leaves remargined, and some trimmed close at top edges. Leaf of Dedication to Ladie Elizabeth Clere (Eee 3) missing. The Dedication to the Earl of Nottingham is also missing, but, according to LOWNDES, this leaf was suppressed. This work was edited by RICHARD Niccols, who wrote the two additional pieces. BEST EDITION, comprising all three of the earlier parts in one volume. THE Silkewormes, and their Flies: Liuely described in verfe, by T.M. a Countrie Farmar, and an ap prentice in Phyficke. For the great benefit and enriching of England. Printed at London by V. S. for Nicholas Ling, and are to be fold at his hop at the Weft ende of Paules. 1599. 3067 MOFFAT (THOMAS). THE Silkewormes, and their Flies: Liuely described in verfe, by T. M. For the great benefit and enriching of England 4to, bound in full crimson crushed levant morocco, richly tooled gilt back and inside borders, gilt edges, by FRANCIS BEDFORD. A BEAUTIFUL COPY. RARE. This book is not printed in Black Letter, as stated in the Grolier Club collation of it. 3068 MORE (HENRY). PHILOSOPHICALL | POEMS, | By | HENRY MORE: | Master of Arts, and Fellow of | Christs Colledge | in | Cambridge. | Cambridge, | Printed by Roger Daniel | Printer to the University. | 1647. 8vo, bound in full polished calf, blind tooling on back and sides, red edges. Illustrations. FINE COPY. 3069 MORE (SIR THOMAS). THE workes of Sir Thomas More Knyght, fometyme | Lorde Chauncellour of Small folio, Black Letter, bound in full dark brown morocco, paneled gilt back, richly tooled, gilt ornament in centers and corners, inside morocco borders, gilt edges, by FRANCIS Bedford. Title has been neatly mounted, and a few leaves most skillfully repaired. Lower corner of last leaf repaired, a portion supplied. The Colophon not affected. BOOKPLATE of CORNELIUS PAINE. There is sufficient evidence of the labor of a bookworm on its leaves to make the book attractive. EXTREMELY RARE. This copy has the eight leaves of Poems which "Mayfter Thomas More wrote in his yonth for his pastime," also the UNPAGED LEAF between pp. 1138 and 1139 WHICH WAS SUBSEQUENTLY PRINTED and ADDED TO THE WORK. GOOD COPY. 3070 MURFORD (NICHOLAS). Fragmenta Poëtica: | OR, MISCELANIES | OF | POETICAL MUSINGS, Moral and Divine: | BY NICH. MVRFORD. LONDON, Printed for Humphrey Mofeley; at the S. Pauls Church-yard. 1650. 12mo, bound in full green morocco, gilt back, with paneled sides enclosing a tasteful centre ornament, inside morocco borders, ornamented at the corners, gilt edges, by DE COVERLY. BRILLIANT IMPRESSION of the RARE ENGRAVED PORTRAIT. Most skillfully re-margined at the front edges, throughout. FROM THe Gaisford collecTION, WITH BOOKPLATE. A BOOK OF EXCESSIVE RARITY. There was no copy in the Bibl. Angl. Poet. (1815), but in a note, reference is made to this as "AN EXTREMELY RARE VOLUME." The BINDLEY Copy sold for £20 in 1819, and the only other one that can be traced (a poor copy) sold at the CORSER sale for twelve guineas. 3071 NAS ASH (THOMAS).] Haue vvith you to Saf- OR, Gabriell Harueys Hunt is vp. Containing a full Anfwere to the eldeft fonne OR, Nafhe his confutation of the finfull Doctor. The Mott or Pofie, instead of Omne tulit punctum : As much to fay, as I fayd I would fpeake with him. Printed at London by Iohn Danter. 1596. 4to, FIRST EDITION, elegantly bound in full brown morocco, gilt ornamented borders with doublé of green morocco, both richly tooled, THE EDGES UNTOUCHED, by TUCKETT, binder to the Queen. A correction of the text has been made on one |