3201 URCHARD (SIR THOMAS). EPIGRAMS, | DIVINE AND MORALL. | By | Sir THOMAS VRCHARD, Knight. LONDON, | Printed for William Leake, and are to be fold at his Shop in Chancery Lane neere the Roules. 1646. 4to, FIRST EDITION (1641), with a new title, bound in full claret crushed levant morocco, richly gilt back and inside borders, gilt edges, by FRANCIS BEDFORD. FINE, ORIGINAL IMPRESSION of the EXCESSIVELY RARE FULL-LENGTH PORTRAIT of the AUTHOR, ENGRAVED by GLOVER (inlaid). Title remargined at front edge. A few leaves trimmed closely at top, OTHERWISE A FINE COPY. ARMORIAL BOOKPLATE of GEN. WM. THORNTON. The Bibl. Angl. Poet. (1815) quoted a copy with fac-simile portrait at ten guineas. 3202 VAN ANDER NOODT (JOHN). A THEATRE As alfo the greate ioyes and plegures which the faith- An Argument both profitable and Deuifed by S. Iohn van- Seene and allowed according Imprinted at London by Henry Bynneman. CVM PRIVILEGIO. | lamities 12mo, Black Letter, elegantly bound in full light brown russia, richly tooled gilt back, paneled sides, tastefully ornamented, inside morocco borders, gilt edges, by FRANCIS BEDFORD. A. W. GRISWOLD'S COPY, with his gilt crest on front cover. Title within an engraved border, a very small piece supplied, as also one letter. In a few instances, the front edges have been trimmed closely, but IN ALL OTHER RESPECTS this is AN EXCEPTIONALLY LARGE AND FINE COPY. FINE IMPRESSIONS OF THE SPIRITED WOODCUTS. EXCESSIVELY RARE. THIS VOLUME POSSESSES EXTRAORDINARY INTEREST because of its containing THE VERY EARLIEST PUBLISHED WRITINGS of EDMUND SPENSER, HE BEING BUT SIXTEEN YEARS OF AGE AT THIS TIME. The SONNETS translated from PETRARCH, and the Visions of BELLAY, are by SPENSER, and were also published in his “Complaints," 1591. 3203 VAUGHAN (HENRY). OLOR ISCANUS. | A COLLECTION | of some SELECT POEMS, | and | TRANSLATIONS, Formerly written by | Mr. HENRY VAUGHAN Silurift. | Published by a Friend. | LONDON, | Printed by T. W. for HUMPHREY MOSELEY, etc | 1651. 12m0, old polished calf, gilt back. Some leaves stained. REV. ALEXANDER DYCE'S COPY, and marked by him on a fly-leaf, "Collated and Perfect," but it lacks the engraved frontispiece by ROBERT VAUGHAN. 3204 VAUGHAN (WILLIAM). THE | CHURCH | MILITANT, | Historically continued from the Yeare of Our | SAVIOVRS INCARNATION 33. untill this prefent, 1640. | By | WILLIAM VAUGHAN, | Knight. | LONDON: | Printed by THO. PAINE for HUMFREY BLUNDEN, ❘ at the Castle in Corn-hill. 1640. 16mo, full polished calf, blind tooling on back, sprinkled edges. A couple of leaves trimmed close at front edges, OTHERWISE A FINE COPY. 3205 [VAUGHAN (SIR WILLIAM).] THE GOLDEN | FLEECE Diuided into three Parts, | Vnder which are discouered the ERRours | of RELIGION, the VICES and DECAYES of the KING | DOME, and laftly the wayes to get wealth, and to restore TRADING so much com- playned of. | Transported from | CAMBRIOLL COLCHOS, out of the Southermoft | Part of the Island, commonly called the | NEWFOUNDLAND, | By ORPHEUS IUNIOR, | For the generall and perpetuall Good of | GREAT BRITAINE. LONDON, Printed for FRANCIS WILLIAMS, and are to bee fold at his Shop at the figne of the Globe, ouer 1626. 4to, bound in full dark green morocco, dull gilt edges, by HAYDAY. map, OTHERWISE A VERY FINE COPY. 3206 [VENABLES (ROBERT)]. INTERSPERSED WITH POETRY. Lacks the RARE WORK. THE | Experienc'd Angler: | OR ANGLING IMPROV’D. | BEING | A General Difcourfe of Angling; | Imparting many of the apteft wayes | and choicest Experiments for the | taking of most sorts of Fish in | Pond or River. LONDON: Printed for Richard Marriot, and are to be fold at his Shop in St. Dunftans Church-yard, 12mo, FIRST EDITION, bound in full dark green crimped morocco, blind tooling on back and borders, broad inside morocco borders, gilt edges. ENGRAVED TITLE, by ROBERT VAUGHAN, and 10 FINE COPPER-PLATE ENGRAVINGS OF DIFFERENT Fish. Contains letter from ISAAC WALTON To his ingenious Friend the Author on his Angling Improv'd." Some leaves slightly water-stained, and one pieced at front edge (text not affected). From the collection of Frederic Perkins, and bears his bookplate. FINE COPY OF A RARE WORK. 3207 VENNARD (RICHARD). THE Right way to Heauen, and a good prefedent for | Lawyers, and all other good | Chriftians. | With an Exhortacion to continue all subiects in their due obedience: | together with the reward of a faith- | ful fubiect to his Prince. Compiled by Richard Vennard of Lincolnes Inne Gent. AT LONDON: Printed by Thomas Efte, and are to be 1602. 4to, bound in full dark blue morocco, gilt back, paneled sides, with corner ornaments, gilt edges, by RAMAGE. Two spirited woodcuts representing "St. George and the Dragon," and " Christ, the Shepherd." ORNAMENTAL INITIAL Letters. Corners of title-page repaired. GOOD COPY. 3208 VILVAIN (ROBERT). ENCHIRIDIUM EPIGRAMMATUM | LatinoAnglicum. | AN EPITOME OF | Essais, | Englished out of Latin: without elucidat Explications. | Containing fix Claffes or Centuries Befide a Fardel of 76 Fragments. | Doon by Rob: VILVAIN of 12mo, half dark green levant morocco, gilt edges, by STIKEMAN. Some leaves trimmed closely at top edges, affecting a few headlines. GOOD COPY. PRIVATELY PRINTED WORK. ONLY 400 COPIES WERE ISSUED, AND THEY WERE DISTRIBUTED AMONG THE AUTHOR'S FRIENDS. |