Sales catalogue: Bowes & Bowes

Date:
1930s
Reference:
WA/HMM/CM/Sal/3/6
Catalogue details

Licence: Public Domain Mark

Credit: Sales catalogue: Bowes & Bowes. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Trials—continued. 950 Trial of Laurence Braddon and, Hugh Speke upon an Information of High Mis- demeanor, Subornation and_ spreading false Reports. Endeavours thereby to raise a belief that the late Earl of Essex did not murther himself in the Tower, contrary to what was found by the Coroner’s Inquest. Before Sir George Jeffreys, Lord Chief Justice, 7 Feb. 1683. Folio, sewed, 1684 10/6 Braddon was fined £2,000 and Speke £1,000. Trials. See Annesley, Baltimore, Popish Plot. 951 The Trifler. A Periodical Paper. Feap. 8vo., half calf. London: printed for W. Ginger, College Street, Westminster, 1817 10/6 The complete 30 numbers as issued from March 1, to Sept. 8, 1817. A note says: most probably the production of one of the Westminster School Ushers or Masters being the offspring of a classical scholar, with the phraseology of a Westminster Student. Autograph of A. T. Gordon (or Goodon) on the numbers. 952 Trogus Pompeius.—The History of Justin, translated into English by Robt. Codrington. Third Edition, frontispiece, 12mo., calf, (one cover loose). 1672 7/6 953 Trophaeum Vitae Solitariae.—(1) Ora- culum Anachoreticum. Engraved title and 24 plates.—(2) Sylvae Sacrae. Monumenta sanctioris philosophie quem severa Ana- choretarum disciplina vitae religio docent. Title and 28 plates.—(3) Solitudo sive Vitae Patrum Eremicolarum per antiq. patrem D. Hieronimum eorundem prim- arium olim conscripta: iam vers primum aeneis laminis idg. Title and 29 plates.— (4) Solitudo, sive Vitae Foeminarum Ana- choritarum. Title and 24 plates, oblong, half vellum. Paris: I. le Cleve, N.D. {circa 1634-51 15/- 110 engravings by Martin de Vos, J. Halbeeck, C. v. Bockel, J. Swelwick, J. Briot, and Petrus Firens. 954 Tryphiodorus.—The Destruction of Troy. Being the Sequel of the Iliad. Translated from the Greek, with notes by J. Merrick, of Trinity College, Oxford. 8vo., old calf, (joints worn). Oxford, 1739 7/6 Turkey. See Eton, Sandys. 955 Turkish Spy.—Letters writ by a Turkish Spy, who lived 45 years undiscovered at Paris; giving an impartial account to the Divan at Constantinople, of the most remarkable Transactions of Europe. Con- tinued from 1637 to 1682. Written origin- ally in Arabic, translated into Italian, from thence into English, and now published with a large Historical Preface and Index. Twenty-sixth Edition, 8 vols., F’scap 8vo., half bound, shabby and cover loose, 1770 9/- The author of this work was John Paul Marana, a Genoese. 956 Turner (John) Hospitaller of St. Thomas, Southwark. Charity Recommended. Ser- mon at the Assizes held at Norwich, 29 July, 1686. 4to., sewed 5/- 957 Turner (Dr. Francis) Bp. of Ely. Ser- mon before the King, 39 Jan. 1689. Being the Fast for the Martyrdom of K. Charles I.—(2) Sermon before the King in Win- chester Cathedral, Sept. 9, 1683.—(3) Sermon before K. James II. and Q. Mary at their coronation in Westminster Abbey, April 23, 1685. The three, sm. 4to., sewed 7/6 958 Turner (Dr. Thos.) President of Corpus College, Oxford. Sermon in the King’s Chapel at Whitehall, 29 May, 1685. Sm. A4to., sewed 5/- The only publication bearing his name, Elder brother of Francis Turner, Bp. of Ely. 959 [Tuvil (Daniel)} The Dove and the Serpent. In which is contained a large description of all such points and principles, as tend either to Conversation, or Negotia- tion. Sm. 4to., half calf. 1614 £5/5]- A copy of this work was sold in New York in 1918 as by Th. Dekker, for £30, and Anonyma and Pseudonyma also gives Dekker as the Author. The Dedication to Sir Hen. Montagu, Recorder of London is signed D. T., and the Short Title Catalogue gives it as by Daniel Tuvil, and quotes copies only in the B.M. and at Cam- bridge. 960 Typotius (Jac.) Symbola Divina et Humana Pontificum Imperatorum Regum, &c. Accessit brevis et facilis Isagoge. The three volumes. S.C.M. Sculptor Egidius Sadeler excu. Pragae, 1601-2-3. Folio, calf. Francofurti, apud God. Schonwetterum, 1652 [?] 10/6 Numerous plates, with 6 emblems on each. 961 ——— Symbola varia Diversorum Prin- cipum Sacrosanc. Ecclesiae et Sacri Imperii Romanii. Many plates, folio, limp vellum. 1602 7/6 This forms the third volume of the previously mention- ed work, but the volume has been erased. Vaenius. See Emblems. 962 Valentine (Basil) His Triumphant Chariot of Antimony, with annotations of Theo. Kirkringius, with the True Book of the learned Synesius, a Greek Abbot taken out of the Emperour’s Library, concerning the Philosopher’s Stone. 8vo., old calf, (joints cracked). 1678 £2/2/- 963 Valentine and Orson. The Delightful History of Valentine and Orson, Sons of the Renowned Emperor of Constantinople. Containing their most remarkable ad- ventures, surprizing Manner of their Birth in a Wood, brought up by a She-Bear, etc. With 5 curious woodcuts, 12mo., some leaves vepaired, bound with plain paper into 4to., quarter morocco. York: printed by Thomas Gent., N.D. 10/6 964 [Vallancey (Dr. Chas.)] An Essay to- wards illustrating the Ancient History of the Britannic Isles; containing an ex- planation of the names Belgae, Scythae, Celtae, etc., intended as a Preface to A Vindication of the Ancient History of Ireland, by C.V. 8vo., boards. 1786 7/6 From the Author.