With 14 plates. An important and | tiquities, &c. &c. By Marmaduke valuable addition to the records of African Tulket, O. S. B. 12mo. 6s. discovery. Hibbert, $191, & Sir M. M. Nykep M. 723, 11s. Drury, 4438, 17 10%. Strettel, 1637, 12. 148. Tupor, Owen The Life of Owen Dideric, Prince of Wales, or otherwise Owen Tudor, who marned Catharine Princess of France, and Widow of our King Henry V. Pest wrote in French, and published Meg Torx qge at Paris, and new pescleand inas Egils). London With six engravings. Cutberti Tonstalli de Veritate Corporis & Sanguinis Domini in Eucharistia Lib. 2. Lutet. ap. Vascosan. 1554. 4to. 10s. 6d. A notice of this book will be found in Dr. George Carleton's Life of Bern. Gilpin, Lond. 1628. p. 12, 13, 33. Compendium in decem Libros Ethicorum Aristotelis. Paris. 1554. 8vo. Contra impios Blasphematores Dei Prædestinationis Opus. Ant. 1555. 4to. Williams, 1666, morocco, 2l. 15s. A Letter written by Cutbert Tunstall, late Bishop of Duresme, and John Stokesley sometime Bishop of London, so acknowledged and confessed by the said Cutbert, about 14 Daies before his Departure out of this his naturall Lyfe, in Presence of the most reverende Father in God Matthew [Parker] Archebyshop of Canterbury and others, whiche Letter was sent by the same two Byshops to Reginalde Pole Cardinall, being then at Rome, and of late Archebyshop of Canterbury. London, by Reginalde Woulfe, 1560. 8vo. Reprinted in Knight's Life of Erasmus, Appendix, no. XXIV. James, D. D. Epistola ad Conyers Middleton de Ciceronis Epistolis. Cantab. 1741. 8vo. 4s. This volume sometimes accompanies the variorum edition of Cicero. Observations on the Epistles between Cicero and Brutus, with Dr. Chapman's Letter on the ancient numeral Characters of the Roman Legions. London, 1744. 8vo. Chr. Barker, 1575. 4to. Inglis, 1593, 21. 2s. 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Fiera Mantuan, and the heroical Epistles of Pub. Ovidius Naso. An account of Turbervile will be found in Wood's Athenæ Oxonienses, and in Ritson's Bibliographia Poetica. Turkey. Anonymous Publications. Causes that be proponed and tracted in a Consultacyon of a Journey, to be made with the Tokyn of the holy Crosse, agaynst the Infideles and Turkes, and sent to all Cristen Princes, to Thentent that they throughe their good Counsell, and wyse Examinacyon, sholde examyne, yf any Thynge therin be, that ought to be encreased, or mynysshed; or yf ought to be correctyd. This done the XII Daye of Nouember. 1517. 4to. The tryumphant Vyctory of the Impe ryall Mageste agaynst the Turkes: The XXVI Day of Septembre the Yere of our TURBERVILE, George. Epitaphes, Epigrams, Songs and Sonets, with a Discourse of the friendly Affections of Tymetes to Pyndara his Ladie. Newly corrected with Additions, and set out by George Tur-lated and emprynted out of Frenche into bervile, Gentleman. London by Henrie Denham (1570). small 8vo. Black letter, pp. 320, dedicated to Lady Anne Countess Warwick. Bibl. Anglo-Poet. 758, one leaf wanting, 211. - London by Henry Denham, 1567. small 8vo. Brydges' Censura Literaria. Turbervile's Epitaphs, &c. are reprinted in the second volume of Chalmers' Edition of the Poets. See The Booke of Faulconrie. London for Englysshe by Robert Copland. 1532. 4to. Four leaves, black letter, with wood-cuts. Bindley, pt. iv. 536, 41. The whole of the text of this interesting piece is printed in Ames' Typog. Antiq. by Dibdin, iii. 11619. The Order of the Greate Turckes Courte, of hys Menne of Warre, and of all hys Conquestes, with the Summe of Mahumetes Doctrine. Translated oute of Frenche 1542. Richardus Grafton excud. 16mo. It contains H. iiij in eights. After the preface is another title, The Estate of the Courte of the great Turcke.' The Offspring of the House of Ottomano, and Officers belonging to the great Turkes Court. 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Dr. Turner, who was born at Morpeth, was enquestionably the earliest writer among us that discovered learning and critical judgment in the knowledge of plants.' Pulteney. Dr. Bulleyn observes, that Dr. Turner's Book of Herbs will always grow green, and never wither as long as Dioscorides is held in mind by us mortal wights.' A new Dialogue, where in is conteyned the Examinatio of the Masse, and of that Kind of Priesthod, whiche is ordeyned to saye Masse: and to offer vp for Remission of Synne, the Bodye and Bloude of Christ again. London by John Day & W. Seres. A Preseruatiue or Triade against the Poyson of Pelagius. London, 1551. 8vo. A copy is in the Bodleian Library. The Huntyng of the Romysh Wolfe. [1554] 16mo. Contains F 4, in eights. White Knights, 4260, morocco, 11s. An Account of Turner, a noted and forward theologist and physician of his time,' with a list of his works, will be found in Wood's Athenæ Oxonienses. 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The pendium of the Zoology of the British Islands; arranged according to the Linnean System. Swansea, 1807. 12mo. 9s. This useful work contains a complete specification of all the quadrupeds, birds, fish, reptiles, worms, shells, corallines, and animalcula inhabiting Great Britain. A Medical Glossary: in which the Words in the various Branches of Medicine are deduced from their original Languages, properly accented and explained, by W. Turton, M.D. London, 1797. 4to. A Conchological Dictionary of the British Islands. London, 1819. 12mo. pp. xxiv. and 272, with 28 plates, containing 100 specimens, 9s. plain, 14s. coloured; or with two sets of plates, 17. 11s. 6d. Conchylia Insularum Britannicarum, of the Shells of the British Islands systemati cally arranged. Exeter, 1822. 4to. PP 279, with 20 plates, containing 139 figures, coloured. The volume contains the Bivalves only. Duke of York, 5226, 17. 5s. Bivalve Shells of the British Islands systematically arranged. London, 1830. 4te With 20 plates coloured by Sowerby Dr. Turton's work is not only interesting to the collector, but also particularly desirable, as it includes the shells that have been discovered TURPIN, Archbishop. See RODD, since the publication of Montague.' Thomas. Count. An Essay on the Art of War, translated from the French Turton's Manual of the Land and Freshwater Shells of the British Islands. London, 1831. 12mo. pag. 152, with 10 coloured plates. 10s. 6d. |