CAV CAVALLIER, James. Memoirs of the Wars of the Cevennes. Dublin, 1726, 8vo. Roxburghe, 8061, 6s. Reprinted Dublin, 1727, 8vo. CAVALLO, Tiberius. Elements of natural or experimental Philosophy. Lond. 1803, 8vo. 4 vols. with plates. 17. 11s. 6d. A valuable work. Earl of Kerry, 121, 31. 3s. This eminent philosopher likewise published Treatise on Electricity, Lond. 1777, 8vo. 1795, 8vo. 3 vols. Treatise on the Nature and Properties of Air, Lond. 1781, 4to. Mineralogical Tables, folio, 5s. Treatise on Magnetism, 1787, 8vo. 1800, 8vo. Essay on factitious Airs, Lond. 1798, 8vo. History and Practice of Aerostation, 1785, 8vo. Fonthill, 2483, 78. Essay on Medical Electricity, 1780, 8vo. CAVE, H. Antiquities of York, drawn and etched by H. Cave. Lond. 1818. imperial 4to. Collation.Title; introduction, 2 pages; antiquities, B--D 3, and list of plates (40 in number, not including a frontispiece), one page. Lond. 1813, LARGE PAPER, with PROOF IMPRESSIONS of the plates on INDIA PAPER. 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Spencer. iv. 227-9. Dib-| din's Lincoln Nosegay, No. ii. A copy bound in 1 vol. is in the Lambeth Archiepiscopal library. For other editions, see Chronicle. List of Works from the press of Caxton, in their supposed order of publication. Por particular descriptions see, the various heads. FEVRE, Raoul le. Recueil des Histoires de Troyes, n. d. (1465-7), folio. RUSSELL, Joh. Propositio, n. d, 4to. FEVRE, Raoul le. Recnyell of the Historyes of Troye, n. d. (1472), folio. sept PSALMS. Meditacions sur les Pseaulmes Peuitenciaulx, before 1474, fol. CHESS.-The Game and Playe of the Chesse, 1474, folio. (The first book printed by Caxton with a date.) TOUR-LANDRY. Geoffroy de la. CHAUCER, Geoffrey. The Book of the Tales of Cantyrburye, second edition, n.d. (1484-5), fol. CHAUCER, Geoffrey. The Book of Fame, n. d. (1484-5), 4to. CHARTIER, Alain. The Curial made by MaysterAlain Charretier, n. d. (1484-5).fol. CHAUCER, Geoffrey. Troylus and Cre CORDY ALE, (in French) "Les quatre der-side, n. d. (1484-5), folio. renieres choses," n. d. (before 1474), folio. FEVRE, Raoul le. The hoole lyf of Jason, n. d. (1477), folio. PHILOSOPHY.-The Dictes and Sayengis of the Philosophirs. Three editions, 1477, 1491, fol. LYDGATE, John. The Lyf of our Ladye, n. d. (1484-5), folio. CHAUCER, Geoffrey. The Book of the Tales of Cauntyrburye. First edition, n. d. (1477), folio. CHRISTINE of Pisa. The moral Prouerbes of Christyne, n. d. (1478), folio. CHAUCER and LYDGATE'S Minor Poems, n. d. (1479-80) 4to. consisting of eight separate tracts bound up together. For a detailed list of these and other poems in a volume at Cambridge, see p. 425, CORDYALE, or Memorare novissima, 1479, folio. BOETHIUS, A. M. T. S. The Boke of Consolacion of Philosophie, n. d. (1480), folio. CHESS-Game and play of the Chesse, second edit. with woodcuts, n.d. (1479-80), fol. CATO.-Parvus Catho. n. d. folio. Two editions, one of them 4to. CAXTON, William. Englond, 1480, folio. WENEFREDE, Saint.-The Lyf of Saynt Wenefryde, n. d. (1484-5), folio. CHIVALRY.-The Book of the Ordre of Chynalry or Knyghthode, n. d. (1484), 4to. ARTHUR, King of Great Britain.- A Book of the noble Hystoryes of Kynge Arthur and of certeyn of his Knyghtes, 1485, folio. Charles the Great.-The Lyf of Charles the Grete. 1485, folio. PARIS.-Thystory of the Knyght Parys and of the fair Vyene, 1485, folio. KATHERINE of Siena. The Lyf of Saynt Katherin of Sene, with the Renelacyons of Saynt Elysabeth, the Kynges doughter of Hungarye, n. d. (1486), folio. LE GRAND, Ja. The Book of good Maners. 1487, folio. ROYAL Book.-The Ryal Book; or a Book for a King, 1484, (date of preface, but probably printed later), folio. DIRECTORIUM Sacerdotum, n.d. (1487-8), The Cronicles of folio. Two editions. The DISCRIPCION of Britayne, 1480, fol. MIRROR of the World.-Thymage or Myrrour of the World. Two editions, 1481, (1491) fol. LYDGATE, John, The Werke of Sapience, n. d. (1481) folio. REYNARD the Fox.-The Historye of Reynard the Foxe. Two editions. 1481, (1490-1), folio. CICERO. The Boke of Tulle of old Age, &c. 1481, folio. GODFREY of Bullogne.-The last Siege and Conqueste of Jherusalem, 1481, folio. HIGDEN, Ranulph. Polycronicon, 1482, fol. GUILEVILLE, Guil. de. Pylgremage of the Sowle, 1483, folio. BONAVENTURE Scti. Speculum vite Christi, n. d. (1487-8), folio. ROYE, Guy de. Doctrinal of Sapience, 1489, folio. CHRISTINE of Pisa. The Fayt of Armes and of Chyualrye, n. d. (1489), folio. GERSON, John. The Arte and Crafte to knowe well to dye, n. d. (1490), folio. VIRGIL, The Boke of Eneydos (1490), fol STATUTES, i. ii. iii. iv. Henry VII. n. d. (1490), folio. PRAYERS. Fifteen O's and other prayers, n. d. (1490), 4to. unique, in the British Museum. BLANCHARDIN and Eglantine.-Blanchardyn and Eglantyne, or the proude layde of love, n. d. (1490-1), folio. FESTIVAL-Liber Festivalis. Quatuor A BOKE of diuers fruytful ghoostly MatSermones. Two editions, 1483 (1491), folio, | ters, n. d. (1490-1), folio. VOL. I. DD folio. CHASTISING of God's Children-The pronflitable Boke for Manes Soule,-called the Chastysing of Goddes Children, n. d. (1490-1), folio. AYMON, the foure sones of, n. d. (1490-1). folio. The only copy known is in Lord Spen cer's library. INFANCIA Salvatoris, n. d. 4to. (quoted by Ames, else unknown). LUCIDARY.-A lytel Tretise, intytuled or named, The Lucidarye, n. d. 4to. (Believed to be Apocryphal). RHODES.-The Rhodes, n. d. folio. STATUTA ap'd Westmonasteria edita Anno primo Regis Ricardi tercii, n. d. folio. (Machlinia?) Siege of the Cytee of HEALTH.--Gouernale of Helthe, &c. HORA, 12mo. (a fragment of 8 pages, the only specimen known). BALLAD. A fragment of a ballad printed by Caxton is in the British Museum. [This is only a portion of his first edition of Chaucer.] LYNDEWOOD Constitutiones provinciales, 24mo, not by Caxton, but printed in Caxton's house by Wynkin de Worde. do. do. ACCIDENCE (the). Indulgence for KENDALE, Johannes. the defence of Rhodes, 1480, 4to. Dr. Dibdin, in his edition of Ames, mentions several doubtful pieces not enumerated in the above list. Lives of Caxton have been written by Oldys (Biog, Brit.) Lewis, Dibdin (Typog Antiq. vol. i.), Knight, Stevenson, &c. [Mr. William Blades, printer, has in the press a monograph of Caxton and his productions, giving the result of a careful investigation of the several varieties of type employed by him, together with a collation and list (with dates) of existing specimens of his press both in public and private libraries, and a reprint of the Prologues and Epilogues. It will comprise Qur facsimiles of type and woodcuts. present attempt at a chronological arrangement is formed on the basis of his researches.] CAY, John. Abridgment of the Statutes in Force and of general Use, from Magna Charta to 1 Geo. III. inclusive. Lond. 1739-6. folio. 3 vols. 15s. A second edition. Lond. 1762, folio. 2 vols. 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The Cambridge edition of 1655, and the London editions of 1670, 1739, 1740, 1745, &c. merit little notice. -- - Tabula, Gr. et Lat. ex Editione Gronovii. Glasg. 1747. 18mo. Text, including title, pp. 61. Notule, Latin Version, pp. 1-19. PP. 63-76. A very beautiful and accurate edition.'-Harwood. One or more copies were taken off ON VELLUM. Other editions, 1757, 1771. The Table of Cebes the Philosopher (translated out of Latine into English, by Syr Francer Poyngz). Howe one may take Profite of his Enemies, translated out of Plutarche. A Treatyse perswading a Man paciently to suffer the Death of his Freende. Lond. in the House late Thomas Berthelettes. 16mo. (no date). K, in eights, half sheets. The first English translation of Cebes. The other two pieces were printed before by Tho. Berthelet. The Table, or the Picture of Human Life, in English Verse, with Notes, by Thomas Scott. 1754. 4to. Lond. An accurate work, with valuable notes. Another translation of Cebes was published by Sam. 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Lond. 1838, 8vo. 2 vols. il. 4s. [The Remains, edited by Pratt, are published separately in various editions, from 1s. 6d. to 5s.] Sir Robert, afterwards Earl of Salisbury. The secret Correspondence with James VI. King of Scotland. Lond. 1767. 12mo. pp. 235. rative of an Expedition from Tripoli to the western Frontier of Egypt in 1817. Lond. 1822. 8vo. 10s. 6d. CELLARIUS, Christopher. Notitia Orbis antiqui, sive Geographia plenior. Cantab. 1703, et Amst. 1706. 4to. 2 vols. 17. 5s. Heath, 2150, 31. 10s. Cellarius' Maps of ancient Geography have been frequently published, viz. London, 1754, folio. 1785, 4to. &c. CELLINI, Benvenuto. Memoirs written by himself. The third edition, revised from the Italian, with Notes (by Thomas Roscoe.) Lond. 1822.8vo. 2 vols. with portrait, 17. 48. [New edition, in Bohn's Standard Library, 1850, 3s. 6d.] This work contains a variety of curious and entertaining particulars relating to Painting, Sculpture, and Architecture. Drury, 734, 1. 10s. 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