The great Trappaner of England discovered, being a true Narrative of many dangerous and abominable Practises of one Thomas Violet Goldsmith, to trappan the Jewes, and to ruine many Scores of Families in and about London. Printed 1660. 4to. Six pages, not including the title. An Appeal to Cæsar: wherein Gold and Silver is proved to be His Majesties Royal Commodity. By Tho. Violet of London, Goldsmith. London, printed in the year 1660. 4to. 15s. Pp. 1 to 58, not including the title, with a portrait of K. Charles II. 'ætatis suæ 31, 1661', and a plate of the silver coyne that Qveene Elizabeth allowed the East India Marchants to send to those Indies', at p. 26. 1662. 4to. A Petition against the Jewes, presented to the Kings Majestie and the Parliament, together with several Reasons, proving the East-India Trade, the Turkey Trade, the East-Countrey Trade, may all be driven without Transporting Gold or Silver out of England, &c. By Tho. Violet of London Goldsmith. I.ondon, printed in the Year 1661. 4to. Pp. 8, and 32, not including the title and dedication, 3 leaves. To the Kings most excellent Majesty, &c. A true Discovery of the great Damage His late Majesty King Charles the First received by Sir Paul Pindar, &c. with a Model for collecting the Customes. By Thomas Violet of London Goldsmith. 4to. Fourteen pages, not including the title. The date at the end is Jan. 25. 166. VIRET, Peter. A notable Collection of diuers and sondry Places of the Sacred Scriptures, which make to the Declaratyon of the Lordes Prayer, comenly called the Pater noster, translated by Anthony Scoloker. 1548. London by A. Scoloker and W. Seres. 16mo. Sign. C 4, in eights, with cuts. Several other of Viret's pieces were translated into English during the 16th century. P. Virgilii Maronis Opera, Interpretatione et Notis, ad Usum ser. Delphini. Lond. 1686. 8vo. Very frequently reprinted. Cantab. Virgilius, ab Hen. Langthono. 1701. 4to. 6s. 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Prefixed is a vindication of the attempt, with directions for the reader's pronunciation. The Bucolics of Virgil, with an English Translation and Notes by John Martyn. London, 1749. 4to. The translation is exact, and fully expresses the sense, and the Lon Virgil's Georgicks englished by Thomas May, Esq. London, 1622. 16mo. don, 1628. 16mo. pp. 154. The title is engraved by Vaughan. Nassau, pt. ii. 877, 6s. Bibl. Anglo-Poet. 472, 27. 18s. The first Book of Virgil's Georgics, with an Essay on the Georgics by Mr. Benson. London, 1725. 8vo. The Georgics of Virgil, with the Latin Text, and an English Translation and Notes by John Martyn, F. R. S., &c. London, 1741. 4to. With 13 coloured plates. A work in the highest estimation. Nassau, pt. ii. 1368, with Martyn's edition of the Bucolics, 1749, and coloured plates, 17. 13s. Second edition. London, 1746. Svo. Bindley, pt. iii. 1700, 3s. 6d. Third edition. London, 1755. 8vo. The third (fourth) edition. London, 1811. 8vo. LARGE PAPER. in royal 8vo. The Georgics of Virgil, translated by Thomas Nevile, M. A. Cambridge, 1767. 8vo. 2s. The Georgics of Virgil, translated into English Blank Verse, by William Mills. London, 1780. 4to. 4s. In little estimation. The first and second Georgic, attempted in blank Verse (by Capel Lofft). London, 1784. 12mo. 2s. The Georgics of Virgil, translated by William Sotheby, Esq. London, 1800. 8vo. 5s. It is pronounced by Tytler to be a work of very high merit, and by far the best that has yet appeared of that poem'; and the Quarterly Reviewers observe, that Sotheby' gave us so perfect a specimen of translation, that those who can relish it, have little reason to regret their want of acquaintance with the original'. - London, 1815. 8vo Drury, 4522, 10s. 6d. The Georgics of Virgil, edited by W. Sotheby, Esq. With metrical Translations in the Italian, French, Spanish, German and English Languages. 1827. fol. Published at 51. 5s. A Translation of the Georgics of Virgil, with the original Text, and Notes critical and illustrative of ancient and modern Husbandry, by William Stawell, A. M. London, 1808. crown 8vo. with plates. 5s. The Georgics of Virgil, translated into English Blank Verse, by James R. Deare, LL. B. London, 1808. foolscap 8vo. pp. 138. The best blank verse translation of the Georgics.'-Quart. Review. The Georgics of Publius Virgilius Maro; translated into English Blank Verse, by James Mason, Esq. 1810. crown 8vo. 6s. A Translation of the first Book of the Georgics, in Blank Verse, with Notes. By Robert Hoblyn, M. A. 1826. 8vo. The Boke of Eneydos, compiled by Vyrgyle, whiche hath be translated out of Latyne into Frenshe, and out of Frenshe reduced into Englysshe by me, Wyllm Caxton, the xxii Daye of Juyn the Yere of our Lorde M+iiiic.LXXXX. A kind of prose translation from the French poetical version of Guil. le Roy. Inglis, 1661 (three leaves wanting), 201. Dibdin, 738, four leaves wanting, 217. 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