An allegorical -The Byrth, Lyfe and Actes of Arthur, Prince. Kyng Arthur; of his noble Knyghtes Romance; the Story from Spenser. of the rounde Table, &c. With an In- Lond. 1779. 12mo. 2 vols. 5s. Written by Alex. Bicknell troduction and Notes, by Rob. Sou- Uther Pendergon's son. they. Lond. 1817. 4to. 2 vols. 21. 2s. [Reprinted from Caxton's edition of 1485.] Hughes (Thomas). See LARGE PAPER. Midgeley, 586, 51, 5s. ARTHUS, Gotardus. Dialogues in This work, says Sir Walter Scott, con- the English and Malaiane Languages, tains a short abridgment of the most celebrated adventures of the Round Table; translated by Augustine Spalding. and being written in comparatively modern Lond. 1614, 4to. languages, gives the general reader an ex cellent idea of what romances of chivalry actually were.' The Life of King Arthur, by Joseph Ritson, was published 1825. A copy is in the British Museum. Articles.-The Articles of our Fayth. The X Comaundementes. The avncient Order, Societie, The vii Works of Mercy. The vii and Vnitie laudable of Prince Ar- dedely Synnes. The vii pryncypall thure, and his knightly Armory of Vtues. And the vii Sacramentis of the Round Table. With a three- holy Chirche whiche euery Curate is fold assertion friendly in Fauour bounde for to declare to his Parysshand Furtherance of English Archery ens iiii Tymes in the Yere. Imat this day. Translated and collected pressum per me Richardum Pynson. by R. R. (Richard Robinson.) Lond. n. d. 4to. by John Wolfe, 1583. 4to. Black letter. 4 leaves. White Knights, Black letter. Contains M, in fours, with pt. i. 329, morocco, 41. 4s. wood cuts. A particular description of this Articles to be enquired of in the book will be found in the British Biblio- Kynges Maiesties (Edward VI.) grapher, i. 125-35, and in Moule's Bibl. Visitacion. Rich. Grafton excud. Herald, art. xxx. pp. 26-30. Sir M. M. Sykes, pt. i. 289, mor. 61. 6s. (1547.) 4to. Black letter. 6 leaves. According to - of Little Britain. The Hystory Dr. Dibdin there were two editions printed of Arthur of Lytell Brytayne, trans- this year by Grafton. The latter has head lated out of Frensshe in to Englishe, titles to the several parts. In Strype's Eccles. Memor. ii. p. 48, &c. by the noble Johan Bourghcher, Articles to be enquired of in the Knyght, Lorde Barners, newly im- Visitations to be had within the Dioprinted. Lond. by Robert Redborne. cese of Canterbury, in the second Black letter. The text printed in double year of the reign of Edward the columns, commences on sign A, preceded Sixth. Lond. by Richard Grafton, by the title, prologue and table. folio. In the 1548. 4to. whole clxxiiii leaves, numbered at the Black letter. Contains 86 articles on last folio lxix. Copious descriptions of eight leaves. Reprinted in Sparrow's Colthis edition will be found in the Brit lection of Articles, &c. Bibl. iv. 228-33, and in Dr. Dibdfn's Ames, iv. 190-2. Roxburghe, No. 6355, Very imperfect, (erroneously attributed to Copland) 67. 10s. [An edition printed by Thos. East. no date. Small 4to. Black letter, with woodcuts. Ends Nn 7, page 279.] New Edition, edited by E. V. Utterson. Lond. 1814. 4to. Articles to be enquired of, in the Visitation of the Diocess of London, by Nicolas [Ridley] Bishop of London, in the fourth year of Edward the Sixth. Lond. by Reynold Wolfe, 1550. 4to. Black letter. Reprinted in Sparrow's Dr. Dibdin With a series of plates, in outline, from Collection of Articles, &c. illuminated drawings. Drury, 357, 17. 12s. notices 'Articles of Visitation (Arch. With coloured plates. Sir M. M. Sykes, Cranmer) in the Diocese of Norwich,' 1599, pt. i, 290, 47. 18. LARGE PAPER, (25 printed) 4to. with duplicates of the plates printed in Articles to be enquired of, in the colours, heightened with gold. 87.8s. Sotheby's in 1824, morocco, T. Brockett, 249, generall russia, 11. 1s. 6d. Visitation of Edmonde [Bonner] Bisshope of London, 1554 in the Citie and Diocese of tion of certain principal Articles of London. Londini in Ædibus Joan- Religion, set out by the Order of nis Cawodi, 1554. 4to. both Archbishops, Metropolitans, Black letter. E 3, in fours. Reflections and the rest of the Bishops, for the on these articles were published by John Unity of Doctrine to be taught and Bale, and a translation, with many quaint and pertinent remarks in the margin, ap- holden of all Persons, &c. Lond. by peared under the following title, Nova R. Jugge, 1561. Inquisitio Hæretica Pravitatis in Regno See Bishop Burnet's History of the ReAngliæ, scripta populari Lingua Gentis, et formation, pt. ii. Records, p. 336. impressa Lundini; conversa autem in Latinum Sermonem, ut omnes Pii intelligant, quam salutaris ipsa sit, et quantum optare debeant, similem fieri in aliis etiam Regnis Inquisitionem. Lipsiæ; 1555.' Articles to be enquyred, in thordinary Visitacion of the Lorde Car dinall Pooles Grace Archebyshop of Caunterbury wythin hys Dioces of Cantorbury. In the yeare of our Lorde God. m.v.c.lvi. 4to. Articles. A Brefe declaration of certein principall articles of religion, set out by order and aucthoritie as well of the Right Honbl. Sir Henry Sidney, General Deputie of Irelande, &c., as by the Archbyshops and Byshopes, and other of her Majesties ecclesiastical in the same realme, Hygh Commissioners, for causes Imp. by Humfrey Powel. Dublin. 20th Jan. 1566. 4to. Black letter. 4 leaves. According to Herbert only some of these articles are mentioned by Collier, more by_Strype, The only copy known is in Trinity Colthough not in the same words. Together lege Library, Dublin. they will not make up the complete num- Articles whereupon it was agreed ber of 21 touching the clergy, and 33 re-by the Archbishoppes and Bishoppes in the Conuocation holden at Lon lating to the laity. 1559. 4to. Articles to be enquired in the Visitation in the first Yere of the don, 1562, for the Auoiding of the Raigne of Elizabeth, &c. Lond. Diuersities of Opinions, and for the by Richard Jugge and John Cawood, Stablishyng of Consent touching true Religion. Put forth by the Queenes Black letter. Contains B 3, in fours. Aucthoritie. Lond. by R. Jugge and Reprinted in Sparrow's Collection of Arti-J. Cawood, 1571. 4to. Black letter. Contains D 2, in fours. In Herbert's and Dr. Dibdin's editions of Jugge printed other editions, with and Ames's Typog. Antiquities will be found without dates, and John Daye also printed many editions of Visitation articles from an edition in 1571. 4to. 1567 to 1600, likewise many of a much later period are in the British Museum. cles, &c. Articles agreed upon by the Bishops and other learned and godly Men in the last Convocation at Lon Another edition. Lond. by Christ. Barker, 1579. 4to. 7s. Black letter, From this edition all sub sequent ones have been printed. Another edition. Reprinted by don in 1552. To root out the Dis- his Majesties Commandment, with cord of Opinions and establish the his Royal Declaration prefixed there Agreement of true Religion. Pub- unto. Lond. 1630, 4to. lished by the Kings Majesties Au- This edition is reprinted in Sparrow's thority 1553. Lond. by John Day, Collection of Articles, &c. 1553. 4to. Articles.-The XXXIX Articles Reprinted in Sparrow's Collection of of the Church of England, illusArticles, &c. and in Burnet's History of the trated by copious Extracts from the Reformation. These 42 Articles published Liturgy, Homilies, &c. and confirmed rerealed by Q. Mary soon after her acces-by numerous Passages of Scripture, sion. Another edition, Rich. Grafton, By the Rev. William Wilson, B.D. Lond. 1821. 8vo. 6s. by the authority of K. Edward VI. were excud. 1553, 4to. Black letter. Articles of Religion. A Declara tion as exhibited in the thirty-nine liar to Coal Formations. Lond. 1825. Articles of the Church of England. royal 4to. plates, published at 27.10s. 1826. 12mo. 7s. [Since incorporated in Mantell's Picto Artist, The, a Series of Essays of Religion agreed vpon in the rial Atlas, 1850.] Conuocation holden at Dvblin in relative to Painting, Poetry, Sculp 1615. Lond. 1628. 4to. A copy is in the British Museum. ture, Architecture, the Drama, Dis Edited by Prince Hoare. Articuli de quibus in Synodo coveries of Seamen, &c. Lond. 1809Londinensi M.D.LII. ad tollendam 10. 4to. 2 vols. 15s. Opinionum Dissentionem, et Consensum verae Religionis formandum of the Places of the Lawe and of the ARTOPEUS, Peter. The Diuisyon inter Episcopos et alios eruditos Gospell, gathered out of the hooly Viros convenerat, Regia Authoritate Scriptures, by Petrum Artopæum. in lucem editi. Londini, apud Whereunto is added two Orations of Reginaldum Wolfium, 1553, 4to. Reprinted in Bishop Sparrow's Collec- Praying to God made by S. John Chrysostome, translated into En tion of Articles, &c. Ibid. Lond. apud Reg. Wol-glish. Imprinted by me Gwalter fium. 1563. 4to. Lynne. 16mo. Printed also, according to Dr. Dibdin, in 8vo. the same year, with the first clause of the 20th article. - Ibid. Lond. Jo. Day. 1571. 4to. Consisting of 12 leaves. Reprinted in Sparrow's Collection of Articles, &c. There were several other editions printed about this time. Black letter. Dr. Dibdin notices an edition of the year 1548, without the two orations of S. John Chrysostom. Arts. The Handmaid to the Arts. Lond. 1764. 8vo. 2 vols. 15s. A useful book (by Robert Dossie). The former edition of 1758. 8vo. 2 vols. 12s. Reprinted with considerable additions and Articuli per Archiepiscopum, improvements,' 1796. 12mo. 2 vols. 9s. Episcopus, et reliquum Clerum Transactions of the Society Cantuariensis Prouinciæ, in Synodo instituted at London for the Eninchoata Londini, 24 Nouemb. A.D. couragement of Arts, Manufactures, 1584, Regniq; serenissimæ Dom. Eli- and Commerce. From the comzabethæ, 27mostabiliti, et Regia Auc-mencement in 1783, to the year toritate confirmati. Lond. in ædibus 1827, inclusive. Lond. 8vo. 44 vols. C. B. (Chr. Barker, 1584.) 4to. 7s. with plates. Reprinted in Bishop Sparrow's Collec-55 vols. (including Indices). After which, [Since continued to end of 1845, forming tion of Articles, &c. Another edition was a NEW SERIES, 1846 to 1848, 2 parts small published by Abel Jeffes without date. 4to., 17. 1s. Discontinued, and after a time Articuli Christianæ Fidei quam replaced by JOURNAL OF THE SOCIETY OF Ecclesia profitetur Anglicana, Versu (quoad ejus fieri potuit) expressi Nos at 3d. each.] facillimo, a Joanne Glanvillo. Oxon. 1613. 4to. Consisting of six sheets. Articuli ad Narrationes novas Nov. 26, 1852, to present time, in Weekly ARTS, and of the Institutions in Union, Willett, 2257, (vols. 1 to 27,) 117. 11s. 1783-1809. Dent, pt. ii. 811, (42 vols.) 10. Sotheby's in 1825, (1783-1823), 40 vols. 5l. 10s. ARUNDELL, Rev. F. V. J. A Visit pertin. formati. Londini, apud Pyn- to the Seven Churches in Asia, with son (1525) 16mo. 10s. 6d. an Excursion into Pisidia. Lond. Black letter. A commentary and some 1828. 8vo. rules upon the count, declarations, &c. contained in the Nove Narrationes.' Re- ARUNDEL and SURREY, Alathea printed frequently prior to 1550. Talbot, Countess of. Nature unARTIS. Edmund Tyrrell. Ante-bowelled; her choicest secrets digestdiluvian Phytology, illustrated by ed into receipts, whereunto are the Fossil Remains of Plants pecu-lannexed many rare and hitherto ARWAKER, Edmund. See HUGO. Ascanius, or the young Adventurer; a true history (of the Pretender). Lond. 1746. 12mo. 5s. Bindley, pt. i. 60, 8s. Dent, pt. i. 96, 17. Reprinted 1769, &c. Ascanius Moderne, ou l'illustre Avanturier. Edinbourg, 1763. 12mo. 2 pties. avec figures, 6s. to 10s. A romantic account of the adventures of the Pretender. an ASCHAM, Roger. English Works, with notes and observations, and the author's life. By James Bennet. Lond. (1761) 4to. 10s. 6d. The life of Ascham, and the dedication to the Earl of Shaftesbury, were, according to Boswell, written by Dr. Sam. Johnson. Bindley, pt. i. 138, russia, 17s. Horne Tooke, 28, 17s. 6d. Dent, pt. i. 300, mʊrocco, 21. 4s. English Works. Lond. 1815, Apologia pro Coena Dominica contra Missam et eius Prestigias &c. Londini, ex Typog. H. Middletoni, 1577. 8vo. - Contains pp. 296, besides dedication to the Earl of Leicester, some hexameters, Ascensius Declynsons, with the and an epistle to the reader. Boswell, 109, playne Expositor. Without place, 7s. 6d. Reprinted 1587. Epistolarum Libri tres, &c. printer's name, or date. 4to. Black letter. Contains D, in sixes. Mr. Huc accesserunt pauca quædam Heber possessed a copy of this grammatical eiusdem R.A. Poemata. Item Oratreatise, which Dr. Dibdin suspects was tio Ed. G (rant) de Vita et Obitu printed abroad. Heber, part 2, 357. 17. 12s. ASCHAM, Anthony. A little Her-R. A. et eius Dictionis Elegantia. ball of the Properties of Herbes, Londini in Officina H. Middletoni, newly amended and corrected, wyth 1578. 8vo. 10s. 6d. Dedicated to Q. Elizabeth. Reprinted certayn additions. M.D.L. Lond. by 1581, 1590. John Kynge. 16mo. Ibid. edidit Elstob. Oxon. Black letter. Contains K 7, in eights. White Knights, 252, 10s. 6d. Dr. Dibdin 1703. 8vo. with a frontispiece by M. notices an addition of the date of 1550 Burghers, containing ten English printed by W. Powell. Powell's Edition, portraits, and the author reading a letter to Q. Elizabeth. White Knights, 251, 19s. -Alytel Treatyse of Astronomy. M.D.LII. By Anthony Askam. Lond. by Wylliam Powel. 16mo. The best edition of the letters, though without Ascham's poems. These letters are very valuable for style and matter, and are almost the only classical work of the kind written by an Englishman; though, according to Warton, the latinity of Ascham's prose has little elegance. Gossett, 198, 7s. 6d. Bindley, pt. i. 14. 7s. 6d. Williams, 8vo. mor. 1. 7s. LARGE PAPER, Of the Confusions and Revo-Heath, 4254, 18s. 6d. Dent, pt. i. 97, mor. Second 21. 2s. Williams, 88, mor. 27. 16s. Lond. Black letter. Fol. xxi. with a table of nine pages. Maunsell, in his catalogue, pt. ii. p. 2, notices an edition of the date of 1550. Ascham likewise published several other astronomical tracts. lutions of Government. edition, with additions. 1649. 8vo. 58. The Scholemaster. Lond. by John Daye, 1570. 4to. 18s. and a preface by the author. Reprinted 1571, 1573, 1579, 1589. Black letter. Contains 68 leaves, be- venant of eternal Life, revealed in sides the dedication to Sir W. Cecil, Knt. the Scriptures, Man may be translated from hence into that eternal The Schoolmaster, with notes Life, without passing through Death. and additions by James Upton. Dublin, 1698. 8vo. 7s. 6d. Lond. 1711. 8vo. For this remarkable treatise upon the Horne Tooke, 27, 8s. 6d. LARGE PAPER, expelled from the parliaments of Ireland possibility of avoiding death, Asgill was Bindley, pt. i. 11, 9s. 6d. Williams, 89, morocco, il. 5s. An edition 1743. Gossett, and England. He likewise published seve199, 12s. Bindley, pt. i. 12, 4s. 6d. Aral other works, chiefly on political controbook,' says Dr. Campbell, that will be versy, formerly in considerable repute. always useful, and everlastingly esteemed ASH, John, LLD. A new and on account of the good sense, judicious complete Dictionary of the English authors, and many pleasant and profitable Language. To which is prefixed, passages of English history, which are a comprehensive Grammar. Lond. plentifully sprinkled therein. 1775, or 1795. 8vo. 2 vols. 18s. observations, excellent characters of ancient A Report and Discourse of This dictionary, though of no standard the affaires and state of Germany, provincial, and cant words and phrases, authority, is useful, as containing obsolete, and the Emperor Charles his Court, besides a multitude of technical terms. duryng certaine yeares (1550-2), Edwards, 9, russia, 17. 88. while the said Roger was there. ASHE, Thomas. Fasciculus FloLond. by John Daye. 1552. 4to. 8s. rum; or a Handful of Flowers Black letter. Contains 36 leaves. This gathered out of Sir Edw. Coke. account is stated by Dr. Campbell to be Lond. 1618. 12mo. 4s. one of the most delicate pieces of history This compiler likewise published several that ever was penned in our language, tables to the Year Books, Lord Coke's and evincing its author to have been a man as Dyer's Reports, &c. capable of shining in the cabinet as in the closet. There are two other editions, one 1570, the other without date. Capt. T. Travels in America, in the year 1806, for the purpose of exToxophilus, the Schole of ploring the rivers of Alleghanny, Schootinge, conteyned in two Monongahela, Ohio, and the MisBookes. Londini, in Edibus Ed. sissippi, and ascertaining the Produce and Condition of their Banks Whytchurch. 1545. 4to. Black letter. Contains Y in fours, be-land Vicinity. Lond. 1808. 12mo. sides eight leaves of introductory matter. 3 vols. 9s. First edition, dedicated to K. Henry VIII. According to the Quarterly Review, The rarest and most valuable, in a pecu- Ashe has spoiled a good book by engraftniary point of view, of all Ascham's publi-ing incredible stories on authentic facts.' cations. An excellent article on Toxophi-| Commercial View and Geo lus will be found in the Retrosp. Review, iv. 76-87. Reprinted 1571 and 1589. Edi- graphical Sketch of the Brazils in 1505, 27. 10s. Bindley, pt. i. 139, 17. 1s. rica several years. ASHLEY, Robert. Almansor the Toxophilus. To which is learned and victorious King that added, a Dedication and Preface by conquered Spain, his Life and Death. the Rev. John Walters. Wrexham, Lond. 1627. 4to. 98. 1788. 12mo. 5s. A translation from a Spanish copy, printed at Saragoza 1603. Bindley, pt. i. 144, A nearly verbatim reprint of the first 10s. 6d. Nassau, pt. i. 194, 13s. Thorpe, edition, withExtracts from Books subse-1838, 5s. 6d. Ashley also published an quent to the date of Toxophilus.' Account of Cochin China. See BARBI, Chr. ASGILL, John. An Argument, ASHMOLE, Elias. Fasciculus Cheproving, that according to the Co-lmicus: Chymical Collections ex |