8 Elizahethce, 1 January—16 November; 9 Elizahethce, 17 November—31 December.      1566.
 

1027  Marten MICROEN.   De Kleine Catechismus.

12 Sept. 1566. 8.

1028  [The Dutch Reformed Church in London.]

(1)  De  Psalmen  Davidis, in Nederlandischer  Sangs-
ryme, door .Tan WTENHOVE.

(2) Formulier Kerckendienstes.                12 Sept. 1566. 8.

1029  [Charles IX.] The French King's Privy Council's
Sentence, given at Moulins, between the Lords of Guise
and [G. de Coligny] the Lord Admiral of France, 29
Jan. 1566.   Trs. John de HENNOT.        n.d. [? 1566]. 8,

H. D.—, *Henry Denham, dwelling at the Star in Pater¬
noster row.    [i. 316, 328, 329, 332, 334, 335, 336J

1080  ALESSIO [pseud.]. [Girolamo RUSCELLL] The
Secrets of Alexis of Piemont. Part III. Trs. William
WARD.                                                  1566. 4. Wight.

1081  John BARTHLET. The Pedigree of [Popish] Heretics.

1566. 4.

1082  Pierre BOAISTUAU, called Launay. Theatrum
Mundi, the Theatre or Rule of the World. Trs. John
alday]? the Printer].                [i. 336.] 1566. 8. Hacket.

1088 Robert CROWLEY. An Apology or Defence of
those English Writers and Preachers, which Cerberus
(the Three-Headed Dog of Hell) chargeth with false
doctrine, under the name of Predestination.

[Entered to Bynneman at i. 327, and some copies bear
his imprint.]                                14 Oct. 1566. 4.

1084  (1) Andreus HESSE.   [Ahp. HERIVEANN, of Hesse.]
The Government of all Estates.   Trs. N. BOORMAN.
(2) Hadrianus BARLANDUS.    How a man  may
attain to the chief points of Christianity.

[i. 305] N.D. [1566.] 8. Hacket.

1085  Thomas HOWELL. The Arbour of Amity, wherein
is comprised pleasant Poems and pretty Poesies. 1566. 8.

1086  Nicholas LE SHALLEUX. A Description of the
last Voyage by Captain John Ribault into Terra
Florida in 1565.    See 826.      [i. 329.] n.d. [15661. 8. Hacket.

7057 Michel de NOTREDAIVEB [or NOSTRODAMUS].
An Aim. and Premonstration for 1566.** [i. 303.] [1566.] 8.

1088  The Palace of Pleasure beautified, adorned, and well
furnished with pleasant Histories and excellent Novels,
selected out of divers .good and commendable Authors by
William PAINTER.  Vol. I.   [For Vol. IL, see 1144.]

[i. ?204, 300.] 1566. 4. TotteU & W. Jones.

1089  John PARTRIDGE. The worthy History of the
Knight Plasidas, otherwise called Eustas, who was
martjrred for the profession of Jesus Christ.

V.               [i. 308.] 1566. 8. Hacket.

1040  John PARTRIDGE. The notable History of Asti-
ANAX and PoLiXENA.   V.    [i. 309.] 7 May 1566. 8. Hacket.

1041  Caius PLINIUS SECUNDUS. A Summary of the
Wonders of the World, from his Natural History,
I.-XVI. Trs. from Pierre de CHANGI's French
version by I. R.                     [i. 314.] n.d. [1566]. 8. Hacket.

1042  Anthony RUSH. A President [Precedent] for a Prince,
wherein is to be seen, by the testimony of ancient
Writers, the duty of Kings, Princes, and Governors.

[i. 329.] 1566. 4.

1048 Lucius Ann^us SENECA  [pseud.].   Octavia.   Trs.

T. N. [Thomas NUOE.l   T.    V.    [i. 327.] n.d. [1566]. 8.

1044  (1) The great Wonders that are chanced in the realm of
Naples ; with a great misfortune happened at Rome by
the earthquake in Dec. last.   Trs. I. A.

(2) John PARTRIDGE.   An Admonition or Warning
to England.                                [i. 308.] 1566. 8. [? Hacket.]

G. D.—, Garrat [or Garrard] Dewes, dwelling at the Swan

in PauVs Churchyard.                [i. 328.]   '

1045  Johann SPANGENBERG. The Sum of Divinity.
Trs. Robert HUTTON.                                       1566. 8.

T. D.—, Thomas Duxsell.                        .?           [i. 321.]

N. E.—, NICHOLAS ENGLAND,  dwelling in Pater¬
noster row.
G. G.—, Giles Godhed [or Godett].         ?

P. G.—, Francis Godlif [or Godly], dwelling at the West

end of PauVs Church.
W. G.—,"^ William Griffith.    Imprinted at the Falcon in
Fleet street, and sold at his shop in St Dunstan's Church¬
yard in the West, in Fleet street.

[i. 306, 312, 330, 334, 335, 336, 337.]

1046  Thomas CHURCHYARD.

A Farewell called Churchyard's Round
From the Coiu?t to the Country ground.

V.                   [i. 308.] n.d. [1566]. s. sh. br.

A Transcript &c.
 

1047  Thomas HARMAN. A Caveat or Warning for
common Cursitors, vulgarly called Vagabones.**

[i. 334, 345.] 1 Nov. 1566. 4.

T. H.—, Thomas Hacket.    Sold at the Pope's Head in

Lombard street.        [i. 310, 331, 332.]

R. H.—, Robert Hackforth.            ?             [i. 315, 317.]

I.   H.—, John Harison the Eldest, dwelling at the White

Greyhound in PauVs Churchyard.
L. H.—, ^Lucas   Harrison,   dwelling at the  Crane  in
PauVs Churchyard.            [i. 304, 333.]

1048  William TURNER. The Book of the natures and
virtues of Triacles.* *                              [i. 304.] 1566. ?8.

W. H.—, "^William How, dwelling over Temple Bar in
Fleet street.                 [i. 306, 307.]

1049  W. WODHOUSE.   The Fifteen Tokens of Doomsday.

[i. 303.]   N.D. [1566]. s. sh. br. Pickering.

E.  H.—, Richard Hudson, dwelling at the Wool Pack in

Hosier lane [, Smithfield].    [i. 311, 313, 314.]

T. H.—, Thomas  Humble,  divelling  at  the   George in

Lombard street,   [i. 41, 70, 240, 315.]

R.   I.—, Richard Jackson.              ?             [i. 314, 317.]

R.   I.—, "^Richard Jones, dwelling at the Spread Eagle in

the upper end ofFleetlane [OldBailey~\. [] Wasthis Serll's

house, with a partial change of the sign.]   Sold at the

little shop adjoining to the North-West Door of

PauVs Church,    [i. 308, 309, 313, 334, 336, 337.1

1050  Clement ROBINSON. [? A Handful of Pleasant De¬
lights.]**                      V.                          [i. 313.] 1566. 4.

1051  Thomas UNDERDOWNE. The History of Theseus
and Ariadne              V.              [i. 304.] 18 Jan. 1566. 8.

1052  (1) Is. W. A Letter lately written by a young Gentle¬
woman to her inconstant Lover. With a Warning to
all young Gentlewomen to beware Men's flattery. V.
(2) W. G. A Love letter sent to a young Maiden to
whom he was betrothed, who afterwards seemed to
forsake him.* *           V.           [Sigs. A and b, 12 leaves.]

[i. 329.] N.D. [1566]. 8.

1058 R. WITC.   Against the willful inconstancy of his dear

foe E. T.    Which example may justly be a sufficient

Warning for all young Men to beware [of] the feigned

fidelity of inconstant Maidens.**       [Sig. b only.]

V.                           N.D. [? 1566.] 8.

W. I.—, William Jones.                          ?

R.   I.—, "^Richard Jugge, dwelling at the Bible at the
North Door of PauVs Church.

1054  (1) A brief Examination, for the time, of a certain. Z)e-
claration of certain Ministers of London [1110] refusing
to wear the Apparel prescribed.    See  1084.

(2) The Judgement of Doctor [Martin] BUCER and
Doctor MARTYR [P. Martire VERMIGLI.] pur¬
posely debating this Controversy.                         1566. 4.

Richard Jugge and John Cawood.

Imprinted in PauVs Churchyard.

1055  Acts made at the Parliament at Westminster 30 Sept.,
8 Eliz.                                                                   1566. fol.

1056  A Form of Prayer for the preservation of those Chris¬
tians now invaded by the Turk in Hungary or elsewhere.
Set forth by Abp. Matthew PARKER,   n.d. [1566]. 4.

7057 A Proc. forbidding the Export of Grain, and setting the
laws  in  force   against  Engrossing,  Forestalling,  and
Regrating.
Westminster, 20 Jan. 1565[-6], 8 Eliz. [i.576.] Twosh.br.

1058  A Proc. against Swords, Daggers, Rapiers, and Bucklers.

12 Feb. 1565[-6], 8 Eliz.* *                     [i. 576.] s. sh. br.

1059  A Proc. against the Excess of Apparel.

Greenwich, 12 Feb. 1565[-6], 8 Eliz. [i. 576.] Three sh. br.

1060  A Proc. continuing the Peace between England and.
Spain.    St James's, 8 July [1566], 8 Eliz.            s. sh. br.

1061  A Proc. against such as beat Informers or Promoters in
London and Westminster.

Westminster, 10 Nov. 1566, 8 Eliz.                   s. sh. br.

J. K—, *JOHN KINGSTON.    Sold at his shop at thS
West Door of PauVs Church,    [i. 306, 316.]

1062  GiovANi Baptista AGNELLO. Espositione... sopra
un Libro intitolata Apocalypsis spiritus secreti, incerto
Authore.           [i. 334,]   1566. 4. For Pietro Angelino.

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