tinuation, three volumes), a ' View of the Troubles in England', and Summons to Parliament'. Dunton's Young Student's Library, in Two parts......F. 1692 This, the earliest of our Reviews, includes in it's First part Critiques upon the Works of Lightfoot, Barrow, and Usher, Parr's Life of the latter, Grotius' Letters, Wheler's Voyages, Magaillan's China, Chardin's Persia,&c., Tavernier's Collections, Burman's Dissertations, 'Stillingfleet's Origines Britannica, Locke on Human Understanding, Stanley's History of Philosophy, Boyle on Final Causes, &c. &c. It's Second opens with an original Discourse concerning the Antiquity and Original of the Points, Vowels, and Accents, that are placed to the Hebrew Bible;' followed by an Essay upon Critics (in which the celebrated Punic Verses of Plautus' Pœnulus are discussed), and Critiques on Selden's Otia Theologica, the Works of Cave, Gregory of Nazianzum, and Clement of Alexandria, Dodwell's Dissertation on St. Irenæus, Du Pin on Ecclesiastical Authors, and on Church-Discipline, Tractatus Duo Singulares de Examine Sagarum, Clarkson and Comber on Liturgies, Orthuini Gratii Fasciculus Rerum Expetendarum, Gronovius De Pernicie et Casu Judæ Ты Проботы, &c. Dupin's Bibliotheca Patrum...... .3 in 2........ 1692, &c. Kuster's Biblioth. Libr. Nov. II. 30. Edmunds' Observations on Cæsar's Commentaries...... 1609 A. O. I. 472. Education of the Poor, Digest of Parochial Returns on (by Brougham). Elton (Edw.) on the Colossians.. 1819 1614 (Rich.) Compleat Body of the Art Military... pl. 1659 Evelyn's Sylva...... Numismata.. {Rathborne's Rathborne's Surveyor.... 1670 See a Letter, presumptively on the Errata of the Numismata, 1637 .....1660 Eusebius, &c. by Hanmer ..... Featley, &c. Ognosxos, or House of Mourning.. Feltham's Resolves, Lusoria, and Letters......A. Seile. 1670 Cens. Lit. I. 24-26. VII. 379-382. When Feltham lived, Casuistry was a favourite study. This volume is a cabinet of the fashion of the day; full of gorgeous ornaments of mother of pearl and shells, and curiously carved, braced, and hinged. Fleetwood's Works.... 1787 Fleetwood, surnamed 'Silver-tongued' (says Doddridge) is “remarkable for easy and proper expressions; and, in respect of true polite. ness, has been equalled by few." Florio's Queen Anna's New World of Words, or Italian Dictionarye... ..Bradwood. 1659 A. O. I. 497. This brain-babe', dedicated both in Italian and English to James I.'s Queen, whom the Author calls "most absolute supreme Minerva," is introduced by the Recommendatory Verses (Italian, English, Latin, and Spanish) of Alberico Gentili, Il Cándido (-White), ' Forest, Promiscuous of Several Seasons' Productions.... 1659 ... Fougasse's History of Venice, by Shute... 1622 1612 Oxf. 1674 A. O. II. 455. A book (says Wood) of much wit and mirth, and con- Fox's Acts and Monuments, &c....................... b. l. .F. pl. 1632, &c. .... 1681 A valuable piece of ancient controversy and criticism, full of weighty Fuller's Holy Warre....... ....Camb. 1640 "F. is accounted an exact and judicious Author, and this Work of his Pisgah-Sight of Palestine, &c..2in1.. Maps. pl. 1650 1655 Holy State, and Profane State., F. & Hds. Camb. 1642 Gage's New Survey of the West-Indies, &c...... 1648 See Cens. Lit. V. 226. and for it's French Version (in 2 Vols. 12mo. Gauden's 'Liga Aangva, Ecclesiæ Anglicana Suspiria..F. 1659 Douce's 'Illustr.', II. 279. Goad's Aphorisms 1686 This Volume contains an account of the occurrences of the Sixteenth and Seventeenth Centuries. Gordon's Itinerarium Septentrionale, and Supplement..pl. 1727 Lit. Anecd. IV. 329–337. Grantham's Christianismus Primitivus See Ivimey's History of the Baptists, II. 238, 262. Grew's Museum Regalis Societatis. .... 1678 .pl. 1681 "The History of Guiccardini is still scared with the merciless wound of the Papistic Censor; for Le Clerc informs us, that a curious account of the Origin and Increase of Papal Power is wanting in the Third and Fourth Book." (D'Israeli). So Camden declared, that he was not suffered to print all his Annals: Lord Herbert's Henry VIII. has never been given according to the original: in Lord Brook's Poems the first twenty pages, containing a Poem on Religion, was cancelled by the order of Archbishop Laud; and Sir Matthew Hale (as we are told by Burnet) directed that, instead of printing any Posthuma of his, in which case he anticipated omissions or alterations from the pen of the Licenser, his uncorrupted MSS. should be given to the Society of Lincoln's Inn; hoping, that they were a treasure worth keeping.' See' Dallington'. Guillim's Heraldry.. 1632 Hacket's Century of Sermons, by Plume. .H. & F. 1675 Hakewill's (Geo.) Apologie, &c...............F. Orf. 1630 A. O. II. 123. "This is plainly the production of an uncommonly liberal and enlightened mind, well stored with various and choice learning, collected both from ancient and modern authors." (Dugald Stewart.) Hakluyt's Principal Navigations, Traffiques, and Discoveries of the English, &c.......2 in 1....b. I... Bishopt 1599 Hale's Primitive Origination of Mankind... ..H. 1677 A. O. II. 573–576. Showing a great force of reasoning, and an Hall's (Bishop) Re-collection of Treatises, &c.. Works .... 1615 .F. 1634 (John, of Richmond) of Government and Obedience. 1654 (Thomas) on 2 Timothy, III. and IV.. A. O. II. 335. Hammond on the New Testament.... 1658 ... 1653 Harrrington's (James) Commonwealth of Oceana, dedicated to his Highnesse the Lord Protector. Tantalus à labris sitiens fugientia captat 1656 A. O. II. 588. The profound views of this Author, admirably acquainted as he was with every form of government ancient and modern, were derided (says Sir J. Mackintosh) as the ravings of a visionary. Against the Oceana Wren drew up his Monarchy Asserted,' and Baxter his 'Holy Commonwealth'; and at the Restoration H. was ill-treated, in consequence of having written it: yet, by Lord Oxford's desire, it was re-printed! Hume pronounces it "the only valuable model of a Commonwealth, that has ever been offered to the public." ... 1664 Harrington's (Sir James) Hora Consecrata Herbert's (Lord) Life of Henry VIII...... 1683 This Work, says Farmer, well deserves reading. Lord Herbert was not only a free thinker, but a free writer: his information was good, and the era particularly interesting. See A. O. II. 167. -'s (Sir Thomas) Travels ....F. pl. 1677 See Cens. Lit. IV. 150, where Locke's high panegyric on Herbert is recorded. It's last chapter contains a 'Discourse and Proofe, that Madoc ap Owen-Gwynned first found out that Continent now called America.' And in page 32 is given an etching by Rembrandt, with a reference to fo. 31, though no corresponding description is there to be found. A few copies of commendatory verses are prefixed, from the pens of Ch. Herbert, Ar. Jonstonus, Dr. Martin Belwood, Walt. O. Quin, and Thomas Lord Fayrfax Baron of Cameron. Heylin's Cosmographia, in four Books..........Maps. 1666 Ecclesia Restaurata, or Lives of Edward VI., &c. 1674 H. gave so scandalous an Account of the Reformers, as led the Duchess of York to turn Catholic. In his Examen he professes to prescribe for two patients, Sanderson and Fuller, of whom "the first required no more than an ordinary purge, whereas a fluxing was demanded by the foul body of the other." Heywood's Toy, or The Nine Muses ............F. 1624 In this volume occurs a double version of the Enigma assigned to Cleobulus of Lindus. Sec Brunck's Analecta, 1. 76., and Jacob's 1ntholog. I. 52. Est unus genitor, cui uni sunt pignora bis sex; Hierarchie of the Blessed Angells..F. pl. Islip. 1635 Cens. Lit. I. 39. and Rest. I. 210-261. III. 358., whence it appears that he had "taken in hand (by his great industry) to make a general, though summary, description of all the Poets' Lives; anl with far more felicity, I hope (remarks Braithwaite, in his Survey of D History') than his mysterious Discourse of Angels." (Not. p. 114.) From these pages Lauder charged Milton with stealing largely. Hobbes' Leviathan.... ...F. 1651 A. O. II. 641-648. This Work, which affects to prove the Sovereign de facto to be despotic lord of the person, property, and allegiance of the subject, was well refuted by Lord Clarendon Homilies, Book of.. ..b. I. n. t. The first Book of Homilies (Whitchurche, 1547) inculcates every where, says Hume, a blind and passive obedience to the Prince. Hooker's Ecclesiastical Polity .F. n. t. Beloe's Anecd. I. 19. These books Camden, in a paragraph recording the Author's death, (A. D. 1599) pronounces dignissimi qui Latinè loquantur; and Grotius, in an Epistle to Mer. Casaubon, says Verti, sed in Latinum sermonem, pervelim. See Kennet's History of England, II. 619. Horsley's Britannia Romana Savage's 'Libr.' I. 1-17. Lit. Anecd. II. 47. 1782 .plܕ..... This Work sold, at Dr. Heath's sale, for £28 17s. 6d. Howard's (Henry, Earl of Northampton) Defensative against the Poyson of supposed Prophecies......Jaggard, 1620 See Oldys' 'British Libr.' p. 331-343., and Park's Edition of Walpole's Royal and Noble Authors.' The Author, who was a younger son of the celebrated Earl of Surrey, was said to be "the learnedest among the nobility, and the most noble among the learned." Howe's Stow, with Buck's Third Universitie....b. I. 1631, 2 Calam. of Authors, I. 60. II. 251. Howell's Morphandra, or Parley of Beasts Survey of the Signorie of Venice .F. 1640 F. H. 1651 Containing his Commentary upon the Apostles' Creed, &c. Of this Writer it has been said, that it is scarcely possible to open a single page, where we shall not find something, seldom (if at all) to be met with any where else.' (John) Index Biblicus ........Camb. 1668 Jacob's Law-Dictionary, by Ruffhead and Morgan...... 1772 Jewell's Works b. I. 1611 Beloe's Anecd. VI. 246. A. O. I. 168.; an eminently valuable Volume containing the Defense of the Apologie', a 'Replie unto M. Harding's Answer', a View of Pius V.'s Seditious Bull sent into England' in 1569, an Exposition upon 1 and 2 Thess.', and 'Cer taine Sermons preached at Paules Crosse,' &c. &c. Replie unto Mr. Harding's Answeare....b.I.....Imprinted at London in Fleete Streate, at the signe of the Blacke Oliphante, by Henry Wykes. This differs, in many respects, from the Edition of 1565. 1566 -Defense of the Apologie of the Churche of Englande (v. Hardinge's Confutation') 6 ....... Wykes. 1571 |