-The Byrth, Lyfe and Actes of Arthur, Prince. An allegorical King Arthur; of his noble Knyghtes Romance; the Story from Spenser. of the rounde Table, &c. With an In- Lond. 1779. 12mo. 2 vols. 5s. troduction and Notes, by Rob. Southey. Lond. 1817. 4to. 2 vols. 21. 2s.

Written by Alex. Bicknell.
Uther Pendergon's son. See

[Reprinted from Caxton's edition of 1485.] Hughes (Thomas).

LABGE 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 cele

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A copy is in the British Museum. Articles.-The Articles of our

by Joseph Ritson, was published 1825. Fayth. The X Comaundementes. The ancient 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.

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(1547.) 4to.

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well of the Right Honbl. Sir Henry Articles to be enquyred, in thorSidney, General Deputie of Irelande, dinary Visitacion of the Lorde Car &c., as by the Archbyshops and dinall Pooles Grace Archebyshop of Caunterbury wythin hys Dioces of Byshopes, and other of her Majesties Cantorbury. In the yeare of our ecclesiastical in the same realme. Hygh Commissioners, for causes Lorde God. m.v.c.lvi. 4to.

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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

lating to the laity.

1559. 4to.

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cles, &c.

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Artist, The, a Series of Essays relative to Painting, Poetry, Sculp

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ASCHAM, Roger. English Works, with notes and observations, and the author's life. By James Bennet. Lond. (1761) 4to. 10s. 6d.

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Apologia pro Coena Dominica contra Missam et eius Prestigias: &c. Londini, ex Typog. H. Middletoni, 1577. 8vo.

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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.

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Dr. Dibdin

White Knights, 252, 10s. 6d 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 White Knights, 251, 19s. letter to Q. Elizabeth.

-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, 78. 6d. Bindley, pt. i. 14. 78. 6d. Williams, 8vo. mor. 1. 7s. LARGE PAPER, Of the Confusions and Revo-Heath, 4254, 18s. 6d. Dent, pt. i. 97, mer. Second 24. 2s. Williams, 88, mor. 27. 16s. Lond. The Scholemaster. Lond. by John Daye, 1570. 4to. 18s.

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other astronomical tracts.

lutions of Government. edition, with additions. 1649. 8vo. 5s.

Lond. 1711. 8vo.

ASH

79 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 transand a preface by the author. Reprinted 1571, 1573, 1579, 1589. lated from hence into that eternal The Schoolmaster, with notes Life, without passing through Death. and additions by James Upton. Dublin, 1698. 8vo. 7s. 6d. For this remarkable treatise upon the Horne Tooke, 27, 8s. 6d. LARGE PAPER, Possibility of avoiding death, Asgill was Bindley, pt. i. 11, 9s. 6d. Williams, 89, expelled from the parliaments of Ireland morocco, 11. 5s. An edition 1743. Gossett, and England. He likewise published seve199, 12. 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 observations, excellent characters of ancient 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.

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. 8s. 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 that ever was penned in our language, tables to the Year Books, Lord Coke's and This compiler likewise published several 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 ProWhytchurch. 1545. 4to. duce and Condition of their Banks

Black letter. Contains Y in fours, be- and Vicinity. Lond. 1808. 12mo. sides eight leaves of introductory matter. 3 vols. 98. First edition, dedicated to K. Henry VIII.

The rarest and most valuable, in a pecu- Ashe has spoiled a good book by engraftAccording to the Quarterly Review, niary point of view, of all Ascham's publi-ing incredible stories on authentic facts.' cations. An excellent article on Toxophilus will be found in the Retrosp. Review, Commercial View and Geo

iv. 76-87. Reprinted 1571 and 1589. Edi-graphical Sketch of the Brazils in tion 1545, Perry, pt. i. 198, 17. 138. Haworth, South America, and of the Island 738, russia, 11. 16s. Edition 1571, Gordon- of Madeira. Lond. 1812. 8vo. 5s. stown, 73, 24, 28. Edition 1589, Steevens, 1505, 21. 10s. Bindley, pt. i. 139, 1. 1s. Ashe travelled on the continent of AmeSir M. M. Sykes, 293, 9s, Roxburghe, 1716, 21. 28.

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. 9s.

1788. 12mo. 5s.

A translation from a Spanish copy, printA nearly verbatim reprint of the first 10s. 6d. Nassau, pt. i. 194, 13s. Thorpe, ed at Saragoza 1603. Bindley, pt. i. 144, edition, with Extracts from Books subse-1838, 5s. 6d. quent to the date of Toxophilus.' Ashley also published an Account of Cochin China. See BARBI, Chr.

ASGILL, John. An Argument, ASHMOLE, Elias. Fasciculus Che proving, that according to the Co-lmicus: Chymical Collections ex