imperfect,) 47. 12s. 6d. Sotheby's in 1824, beginning 1549. 'A Table for the ordre of (title and index wanting), 207. Gardner, the Psaims. The order how the rest of 1854, 45/ Sotheby (Stevens), Aug. 1857, holy Scripture is to be read.' "The Kawith variation on back of title, 15. 5s. lender.' An exhortation unto the study,' Collation. Title, within a compartment, &c. The summe and content of the holy having the king's arms and initials at the Scripture. To the Christian readers.' 'A top, and John Laye's device or rebus at the description & successe of the Kynges of bottom; To the Christen reader.' 'A Juda and Jerusalem.' 'A table of the Table of the principal matters,' &c. A principal matters.' A perfit supputacion gatheryng of certain harde wordes,' &c. of the yeares,' &c. 'A prologue, shewing An exhortation to the studye of the Holy the use of the Scripture. The names of Scripture. The summe and content of the bokes of the Byble.' 'A register, or a all the Holy Scripture. A supputation of briefe rehearsall of the names,' &c. These yeres.' &c. The names of all the bookes,' preliminary pieces occupy 19 leaves, ex&c. A regyster,' &c. A descripcion and clusive of the title. Genesis to Deutersuccesse of the kynges of Juda & Hierusa-onomy, fol. i-cxii; 'The seconde parte of lem,' &c. W. Tyndal's prologue. These the Byble,' &c. between 11 wood cuts; preliminary pieces occupy 19 leaves, be-Josua to Job, fol. ii-clv. "The thirde sides the title. Genesis to Deuteronomy, parte,' &c.; Psalms to Malachi, fol. ii-cxc. fol. i-lxxxiiii. The second parte.' Josua The volume of the bokes called Apocripha,' to Job, fol. ii-cxvii. The thirde parte.' between ten wood cuts; fol. ii-cii. The Psalms to Malachi, fol. i--cxlii. The Newe Testament,' &c. St. Matthew, &c. volume of the bokes called Apocripha,' on fol. ii-cl., the last of which is not numthe reverse, a prologe to the reader.' bered. On the reverse of the last is the iii Esdras, to iii Maccabees, fol. i-xxxiiii. colophon. A full page contains 55 lines. The newe Testament, &c. Anno M.D.LI.' See Lea Wilson, no. 21. Cotton, p. 27-291. Tyndal's prologue to Revelations, fol. 1-Ames, by Dibdin, iii. 513, 571, 575, iv. xcviiii. Tables of epistles, &c. 2 leaves. 232-3, 271.370. Bibl. Harl. no. 169. Lewis' A full page contains 67 lines. History, 187-8, 192-4. Anderson's Annals. (CRANMER). The Bible. LonAmes by Dibdin, iv. 65-6. Bibl. Harl. no; don. N. Hyll, for Abraham Veale, See Lea Wilson, no. 20. Cotton, p. 27-290. 170. Beloe's Anecdotes, ii. 315. Lewis' History, 189-90. Edes Althorp. 1164-5. Anderson's Annals. 1551. folio. 1552. 4to. Herbert, in his Ames,' erroneously assigns this book to Nicolson of Southwark. A copy in the Public Library, Cambridge. See Lea Wilson, no. 22. Cotton, p. 28 and 292. (CRANMER) The Byble in Enthat is appointed to be read in glish, accordyng to the Translacio churche, 1553. folio. Churches. Lond. by Edw. Whyt 1540: since here, as in that, the ApocryProbably copied from the first edition of phal books are entitled Hagiographa. The volume contains Tyndal's prologues; has marginal notes and references, and capital letters down the page, but no wood It has been said that Queen Mary decuts or Roman characters. The colophon stroyed many copies of this edition. of a copy in the library of Trinity College, Collation. Title in black. Names of the Oxford, runs thus, Imprynted at Lou-books, &c. 1 1. Genesis to Deut. i-lxxxviij. don by Nicolas Hyll, dwelling in Saynet Josua to Hiob, ii-cxxxiiij. Psalter to John's Streate, at the coste and charges of Malachy, ii-clij. Hagiographa, ii--lxxxvij. certayne honest menne of the occupacyon, New Test. on the back Table to find the whose names be upon their bokes. The Epistles, 3 pages. Matthew to Revelation, names of not fewer than eight booksellers i-cxvi. A full page has 58, sometimes 59 are found each by itself, upon this edition, lines. Copies are in St. Paul's, Worcester viz. Rd. Kele, Thomas Petyte or J. Petyt, Coll., Bodleian, Glasgow Univ., and the Rob. Toye, Abr. Veale, John Walley, John Earl of Bridgewater's Libraries. PickerWryghte or Wyghte. Bindley, pt. i. 384 ing, 277. 10s. Sotheby (Stevens), Aug. 1857. with the Common Prayer, 1552, and old Title fac-simile, 167. 5s. Version of Psalms, 1567, 77, 17s. 6d. Pickering, 127. 15s. See Lea Wilson, no. 23. Cotton, p. 29-293. Ames, by Dibdin, iii. 498-9. Lewis' History, 197. Anderson's Annals. (COVERDALE). The whole Collation. Title, in black and red, within a compartment formed by two large wood cuts at top and bottom, with four smaller on the sides; on the reverse is an almanac, Byble, faithfully translated into En Copies are in St. Paul's, Balliol Coll. Exeter Coll., and other Libraries, also in the Baptist Museum, Bristol. Anderson's Annals. in June, 1822, 77 17s. 6d. Wilks, 1847, 167. 5s. Horner. 1857. 297, 10s. Sotheby (Stevens), 10. 10s. Copies are in the Lambeth, British Museum, Mr. Offor, St. John's Coll., and Balliol Coll. Libraries, the latter an ex ceedingly fine one, printed on LARGE PAPER. A similar copy in the Public Library of Cambridge]. Collation. On the back of the title is The order of all the books,' &c. An Epistle to Queen Elizabeth, 4 pages. To our beloved in the Lord,' &c. 2 pages. Genesis to 2 Maccabees, folio 1-474. The See Cotton, p. 29-294. Ames, by Dibdin, iv. 246-7. Bibl. Harl. no. 291. Lewis' description of the Holy Land, with a map. History, 196-7. Then follows a title, The newe Testa(CRANMER). The Bible in En-ment,' &c. The holy Gospel,' &c. fol. 2-glishe, according to the Translation of the great Byble. Lond. by R. principal things contained in the Bible,' Grafton and Edw. Whitchurch, 1553. 4to. 122. 'A Table of the interpretation of proper names,' 7 pages. 'A Table of the 17 pages and a half. 'A perfite supputation of the yeares and times from Adam unto Christ,' 2 pages. The order of the The type of this edition, printed in yeres from Paul's conversion,' 1 page. The double columns, is remarkably small. In book is printed in two columns, a full page the margin are references and indications containing 63 lines. At Numbers chap. of the portions appointed to be read as xxxiii. is a map of the journeys of the Islessons in the church. A full page has 62 raelites; at Joshua, xv. a smaller one, of lines, and there are neither prologues, the divisions of the land of Canaan for the heads of chapters, notes, nor wood cuts. twelve tribes; at the end of Ezechiel, a Some copies have only Grafton's name as map of the temple and citie restored; beprinter. In St. Paul's Library, and the fore the Acts, a map of places mentioned Baptist Museum, Bristol. Inglis, 161, therein. morocco, 117. 10s. See Lea Wilson, no. 25. Cotton, p. 31 Collation.Title, 1 1. Names of the 294. Ames, by Dibdin, iv. 410-1. Bibl. Books, 1 1. Genesis to Maccabees, i-Harl. no. 292. Dibdin's Cassano Catalogue, ccclxxxij. New Test. ii-xcij. Table to 193-4. Anderson's Annals. find the Epistles, 2 1. (GENEVAN). The Bible. GeSee Lea Wilson, no. 24. Cotton, p. 29293. Ames by Dibdin, iii. 478, 498. Bibl. neva, O. T. 1562-N. T. 1561. folio. Harl. no. 290. Edes Althorp. i. 65. An- No printer's name. derson's Annals. This edition is printed in the Roman letter; each page has 65 lines. (GENEVAN). The Bible and holy Scriptures, translated according to Collation. Title to O. T. dated 1562. the Ebrue and Greke, and confer- Epistle to Q. Elizabeth, 3 pp. To our beloved brethren, 2 pp. Genesis to Maccared with the best Translations in bees, 5-432. Newe Test. title, date 1561. divers Langages. With most pro-2111. Tables, &c. 24 pages. There are A map Description of the holie land. Text, fitable Annotations upon all the detached maps in Numbers and Joshua, harde Places, and other Thinges of and a large folded plan of the city and great Importance. Geneva, by Rou- temple at the end of Ezechiel. Map of land Hall, 1560. 4to. Holie Land before St. Matthew, and another before the Actes. The first edition of the Genevan version, See Lea Wilson, no. 28. which was for many years the most popular 297. Cotton, p. 31one in England, and it went through about serves, in all probability this edition was Herbert's Ames, iii. 1603, who obfifty editions in the course of thirty years. issued by John Bodleigh, one of the EnFrom the peculiar rendering of Genesis iii.glish refugees at Geneva; to whom and 7, the editions of this translation have his assigns Queen Elizabeth granted a pabeen commonly known by the name of tent for printing this version during the 'Breeches Bibles.' The translators were term of seven years, from Jan. 8, 1561. Bp. Coverdale, Anthony Gilby, William The Dedication is dated from Geneva, 10 Whittingham, Christopher Woodman, April, 1561. Thomas Sampson, and Thomas Cole; to whom some add, John Knox, John Bod- (CRANMER). The Bible. Lond. leigh, John Pullein, and others. Sotheby's by Jhon Cawoode, 1561. 4to. Copies are in the British Museum and Denyer, No. 122, (front. and two leaves, Lambeth libraries. The Earl of Leices- MS.) 17. 178. Sotheby (Stevens), Aug. ter's only perfect copy known. Sotheby 1857, 241. Pickering, pt. 2, 294 (Lea Wil(Stevens), Aug. 1857. Title fac-simile, son's copy, very fine, on thick paper), 64 and wants preliminary pieces, 117. Copies are in the British Museum and Bodleian libraries. Collation. Title and preliminary pieces, leaves; Genesis to Job, fol. 1-cciii Collation.Title, 1 1. The order how The thirde parte of the Byble;' Psalms H. S. to be read. Proper Lessons. Almato Malachi, fol. i-cxxxiii. The volume of nacke for 30 years, beginning 1561, &c. &c. the bookes called 'Hagiographa;' Esdras, together 21 leaves, Gen.to Deut.i-lxxxviij. &c. folio cxxxv-ccxiv; The Newe Testa- Joshua to Hiob, i-cxxxiiij. Psalms to mente'; St. Matthew, &c. fol. ii-cii; the Malachi, i-cl. The Apocripha, ii-xc. two last, containing tables, are not num- The New Test. i-cxiii. Table of Epistles, bered. The type is a small Gothic, a full 11. A full page has 58 lines. The Third page containing 61 lines. [Lea Wilson Book of Maccabees is inserted in the consays 53 lines]. tents, but is not contained in the Volume. See Lea Wilson, no. 26. Cotton, p. 32- The Volume has Initial letters cut in wood, 295. Ames by Dibdin, iv. 400. some of remarkable beauty. The enDr. Dibdin notices an edition of Cran-graver's initials, I. M. (Jehan Mallart), are mer's Bible printed by Cawood, 1561, in to be seen in the wood cuts of the title. folio. (CRANMER). The Bible in Englishe, according to the Translacion that is appointed to be read in Churches. Lond. by Richarde Harrison, 1562. folio. See Lea Wilson, no. 29. Cotton, p. 33-297. Bibl. Harl. no. 172. Lewis' History, 214-7. Ames, by Herbert. iii. 1614-15. Lewis' History, 214. Dibdin's Ædes Althorp. i. 65-66. Beloe's Anecdotes, ii. 315. Anderson's Annals. Dr. Dibdin briefly notices an edition by See note in Cotton, p. 33; and Mr. Beriah Rich. Grafton, 1566. 8vo. No copy known. Botfield notices a 4to. edition by Seres, 1567. Cathedral Libraries, p. 308. A copy is in the Baptist Museum at Bristol. Sotheby (Stevens), Aug. 1857, 221. Collation.-Title, &c.; Kalendar, 4 pages; Cranmer's prologue, 6 pages; 'A description and succese of the kings,' &c. 2 pages; (THE BISHOPS'). The Holie Genesis to Deuteronomy, folio i-xc; on the Bible, conteynyng the Olde Testareverse of the last is The second part! of the Bible,' &c.; Josua to Job, fol. iment and the newe. Lond. by Richcxxxviii. on the reverse of the last, The ard Jugge, 1568. folio. third part,' &c. Psalms to Malachi-clvi. FIRST EDITION of Parker's, or 'The Biin the Psalms the folios are not marked, shops' Bible,' rarely found in a perfect state. and Proverbs commence on fol. xxxv. b. It contains three portraits, engraved on "The fourth part,' &c. Esdras, fol. i-copper, viz. Queen Elizabeth (on the title), lxxxviii. The newe Testament,' on the Lord Leicester, and Cecil, Lord Burleigh. reverse is a table to find the Epistles, &c. Pickering, pt. 2, 1854 (Lea Wilson's copy), 3 pages; map, &c. 2 pages; St. Matthew, 60l. 10s. &c. folio i-cxviii, erroneously marked Collation. Title, a copper-plate engravcxviiii. A full page contains 58 lines. The ing; The summe of the whole scripture,' heads of chapters, as far as Judges, chapter 1 leaf; A Table of the genealogie from viii., are in a different letter from those of Adam to Christ,' 11 pages, the initial letter the rest of the volume. [According to Cotton, contains Abp. Parker's arms, &c. beneath there should be four maps in the volume.] See Lea Wilson, no. 27. Cotton, p. 32-296. Bibl. Harl. no. 171. Beloe's Anecd. ii. 325. Ames, by Dibdin, iv. 559-60. Lewis' History, 213-14. Anderson's Annals. which is the date 1568; 'A table of the books,' &c. 2 pages; then a blank page; Proper Lessons,' &c. 2 pages; 'Proper Psalms,' &c. on 4 pages; a calendar, 12 pages: Abp. Parker's preface, in the Roman (CRANMER). The Bible in En-letter, 6 pages; Cranmer's preface, in Goglyshe, of the largest and greatest yeres,' &c. 1 page; 'The order of the books, thic letter, 5 pages; 'A description of the Volume, according to the Transla- &c. 1 page, reverse blank; Genesis, &c. tion apoynted by the Queenes Ma- fol. i-cxxviii; on a separate leaf, The iesties Injunctions to be read in second part of the Byble,' &c. underneath all Churches within her Maiesties mour, within an oval; 'The booke of is the portrait of Lord Leicester, in arRealme. Rouen, by C. Hamilton, Josuah,' &c. fol ii.-clxxxv.; on a separate at the Coste and Charges of Richard leaf, The thirde parte,' &c. beneath is a Carmarden, 1566. folio. wood cut. on the reverse is 'A prologue of St. Basill the great, upon the Psalmes,' with Lord Burleigh's arms in the initial in the Bodleian Library. Herbert in his D. At the beginning of the first psalm is Ames briefly notices an edition of 1568 the portrait of Lord Burleigh standing be[one copy known in the library of Mr. Pintween two pillars. The Psalmes,' &c. chard of Taunton]. Dr. Cotton and Lea Wilfol. ii-cciii. On a separate leaf 'The son think the editions of 1569 and 1570 volume of the bookes called Apocrypha,' to be one and the same. Dr. C. also no&c, beneath is a wood cut; "The thirde tices a doubtful edition of this version book of Esdras,' &c. fol. ii-cxviii. Then 1570, in folio; also an edition, 1575, 4to. title of the new Testament, being a wood See Lea Wilson, nos. 35, 36. Cotton, p.35engraving somewhat similar in design to 301. the frontispiece of the old Testament, on the reverse is 'A preface,' &c. with Abp. Parker's arms in the initial letter; St. by Richard Jugge, 1570. 4to. Matthew, &c. fol. ii-clvii. (misprint clix.) On the reverse of this last is the colophon. and Jugge's device, but no date. A full page of text has 57 lines, and the whole number of engravings, including the title. portraits, and maps, is 143. (BISHOPS'). The Bible. Lond. (BISHOPS'). The holie Bible. Lond. by Richarde Jugge, 1572. folio. Second edition in folio. In this reprint of the Bishops' Bible, are two versions of See Lea Wilson, no. 30. Cotton, p. 34- the Psalter, that of the Great Bible in black 298. Ames, by Dibdin, iv. 256. Dibdin's letter, and a new one in Roman. Abp. Lib. Comp. 30-1. Beloe's Anecdotes, ii. Parker's prefaces are reprinted in vol. vii. 316, Bibl. Harl. no. 173. Tomline's Chr. of the Fathers of the English Church. At Theol. ii. 15-16. Censura Literaria. Abp. the commencement of the Epistle to the Newcome's Histor. View, 78-90. Lewis Hebrews is a wood-cut, representing the History, 235-53. Dibdin's Edes Althorp. story of Leda and the swan, and many 1. 66-7. Horne's Introduction, ii. appendix other of the Initials are subjects from Ovid's 67. Strype's Life of Parker. Anderson's Metamorphoses. Two copies are in the Annals. From a note in the Book Rari- Bodleian, and others in the British Muties of Cambridge,' we learn that, in 1571, seum, Lambeth, Pub. Lib. Cambridge, Bp. Daly, &c. &c.. this volume was sold for 278. 8d. (CRANMER). The Bible in Englyshe. Lond. by R. Jugge and J. Cawood, 1568. 4to. This edition varies in many particulars from that of 1568. The title, the prefixes are nearly the same, altogether 25 leaves. Genesis, &c. fol. i-cxii; Josuah, &c. fol. Copies are in Trinity Coll. Cambridge. (for cxc; Esdras iii. &c. fol. ii-cv. The cxiii-cclxx); Psalms, &c. fol. ii.-clxxxix All Soul's College, and Duke of Sussex's new Testament, fol. ii-cxxxviii. 2 more Libraries. See Cotton, p. 35-300. Lewis' History, 217-18. (CRANMER). The Bible, Lond. by John Cawood, 1569. 4to. Copies are in the Lambeth Library, in that of Earl Spencer, and in the Baptist Museum, Bristol. See Lea Wilson, no. 31. Cotton, p. 35 [There are two other editions of Cranmer's Bible printed by Cawood, (date 1569), described by Lea Wilson, nos. 32 and 33.] (BISHOPS'). The Holi Bible. Lond. by R. Jugge, 1569.4to. Second edition of The Bishops' Bible. Ames, by Dibdin, iv. 256-7. Bibl. Harl. no. 294. Lewis' History, 253-6. Pickering, 1854 (Lea Wilson's copy), 231. leaves of table unnumbered. The colophon with the date 1572, is on the recto of the last. The engravings throughout the whole volume, including the titles, portraits, and maps, are only 30 in number. Denyer, 25, with the port. of Lord Burleigh without the letter B. 6. 16s. 6d. Sotheby, 1850, (Title and 4 leaves damaged), 261. Pickering, pt. 2, 427. 10s. Sotheby (Stevens), Aug. 1857, 25l. 10s. See Lea Wilson, no. 37. Cotton, p. 37-302. Beloe's Anecdotes, ii. 317. Bibl. Harl. 174. Ames by Dibdin, iv. 258-9. Lewis' History, 257-9. Dibdin's Cassano Library, 191-2. Anderson's Annals. Lond. by Richard Jugge, 1573. 4to. (BISHOPS'). The holy Byble. A very fine copy, bound in 5 vols., is in 10s. Sotheby (Stevens), Aug. 1857, want-the Library at Lambeth, probably the pre ing 25 leaves, 27. 48. (GENEVAN). The Bible and Holy Scriptures, translated according to the Ebrue and Greke. Gene sentation copy to Queen Elizabeth. Bibl. Harl. i. 195. Edes Althorp. i. 68. See Lea Wilson, no. 38. Cotton, p. 37. (BISHOPS'). The Bible. Lond. va, John Crespin, 1569 and 1570. by Richard Jugge, 1574. folio. 4to. A copy is in the Baptist Museum, Bristol. At Josua, ch. 24, is a folded map of Ca A copy of this Genevan version, 1570, is naan, dated 1574, which is from the same block that was used for the map in Cover-very neatly printed in long primer Roman, dale's Bible of 1535. Lea Wilson.] with the arguments in Latin. The Old See Lea Wilson, no. 89. Cotton, p. 39. Testament consists of 365, the Apocrypha, Bibl. Harl. i. no. 175. Lewis' History, p. 84, and the New Testament, 115 leaves. 260. Another edition, by John Judson, 1575, folio. See Lea Wilson, no. 44. Cotton, p. 40 Lewis' History, 264-71, and Horne's In troduction ii. appendix 66. Dr. Cotton (BISHOPS'). The Bible. Lond. notices another edition of this version by by Richard Jugge. 1575. 4to. [or Chr. Barker, 1576. 4to. small folio]. (BISHOPS'). The Bible. Lond. This edition was a joint undertaking, by Richard Jugge, 1576. 4to. copies being known to exist as Printed by See Lea Wilson, no. 43. Cotton, p. 40. R. Jugge, R. Kele, J. Walley, L. Harrison, Bibl. Harl. no. 296. J. Judson, W. Norton, F. Coldock. See Lea Wilson, nos. 40, 41, 42. p. 39. Bibl. Harl. no. 177. Cotton, Bible. Lond. by Chr. Barkar, 1577. (GENEVAN, TOMSON'S). The Cotton mentions an edition of the Ge- small folio. nevan version, 4to. 1575, as in Dr. Gifford's Copies are in the libraries at Oriel and collection, and one by C. Barker, 8vo. 1575. St. John's Coll. Cambridge. The Duke of (GENEVAN). The Bible and longing to Queen Elizabeth. Sold at his Sussex possessed the copy formerly beHoly Scriptures conteined in the sale for 91. 12s. A description of it is given olde and newe Testament, trans-in Strutt's View of the Manners of Englated according to the Ebrue and land, vol. ii. p. 89. An edition in 4to. is Greke, 'printed in Edinburgh, Be See Lea Wilson, no. 46. Cotton, p. 41. Alexander Arbuthnet,' 1579. N.T. (BISHOPS'). The Bible. Lond. Printed by Thomas Bassandyne, by R. Jugge, 1577. 4to. 1576. folio. noticed in the Bibl. Harl. no. 297. This edition is specially noted by the A copy of this first edition of the Scrip- Rhemist translators, in their Annotations tures from the Scottish press is in the to the New Testament of 1582. Advocates' Library at Edinburgh, Earl of See Cotton, p. 41. Mr. Wilson had an Morton, Earl Spencer, Bp. Daly, &c. &c. imperfect copy of an octavo edition of this Collation. Title, 1579. The names and date, vide List, p. 131*. Also Ames, by Dr. Dibdin, iv. p. 261-2. order of all the books. Dedication to K. James VI. Romane and Hebre Calendar. (GENEVAN). The Bible. Lond. An Almanack. Rules for double Calendar. by Christopher Barker, 1578. folio. Description and successe. How to take pro- In this edition are two versions of the fit--in all 18 pages. The old Testament Psalms; the Genevan, printed in Roman consists of 503 double pages; the New of 125 double pages. letter; and that of the Great Bible, printTable of proper ed in Gothic similar to the rest of the vo names, &c. 27 pp. Maps at Numbers, ch. 23; Joshua, ch. 15. Folded plan of the of the Fathers of the English Church. lume. The preface is reprinted in vol. viii. temple at Jerusalem at the end of Ezechiel. The Third book of the Maccabees was an- Bibl. Harl. no. 179. Beloe's Anecdotes, ii. See Lea Wilson, no. 47. Cotton, p. 42. nounced, but never added. It is handsomely 701. Lewis' History, 271-3. printed with a sharp Roman letter, and is seemingly the same in the text, in the (BISHOPS'). The Holy Bible. notes, in the marginal references, and the Lond. by Assignement whole disposition of the several parts, as the Geneva Edition of 1561. Barker, 1578. folio. of Chr. This edition, called the Dotted Bible, is See Lea Wilson, no. 45. Cotton, p. 43-303. Ames, by Herbert, iii. 1499, 1818. Dr. Dib-printed page for page with that of 1574. din's des Althorp. i. 68-70, and his Libr. Comp. 31-2. Bibl. Harl. i. no. 178. Beloe's Anecdotes, ii. 329-31. Lincoln Nosegay, no. 5. Lee's Memorials of the Bible Societies of Scotland, p. 28. Anderson's Annals. See Lea Wilson, no. 48. Cotton, p. 42. Chr. Barker, two impressions, (GENEVAN). The Bible. Lond. 1579. 4to. by Barker printed other editions of this (GENEVAN, TOMSON'S). The version, viz. 1580, folio and 4to. two ediBible. Lond. by Chr. Barkar, 1576. tions, one on LARGE PAPER. 1581, folio and 4to. (Bibl. Harl. no. 298), and 8vo. (Ædes folio. Althorp. i. 70-1). 1582, folio. 1583, roy. This edition of the Genevan version is folio (Hawtrey, 1853, 67. Lea Wilson, very |