19 Elizahethce, 1 January—16 JN'ovember; 20 Elizahethce, 17 November—e31 December.        1677.
 

L   R.—, JAIMES  ROWBOTHAIM.    Sold  at the Lute

in Paternoster row.    [i. Ill; ii. 319,]

G.   S.—'; Gregory Seton.     Sold at the Hedgehog at the

West end of PauVs Church,    [i. 323; ii. 77.]

W. S.—, * William Seres sen., divelling at the Hedgehog,

at the West end of PauVs Church,   [i. Ill; ii. 310.]

2269  Bp. John AYLMER. V. A. to be enquired of in the
diocese of London, 19 Eliz.                                     1577. 4.

2270  Godly Prayers and Meditations made upon all the
Psalms.   Trs. Robert FILLS.                           1577, 16.

2271  Ahp. Edwin SANDYS. V. A, to be enquired of with¬
in the Province of York, 19 and 20 Eliz., 1577 and
1578.                                                             N.D. [1577]. 4.

G.  S.—, Gregory Seton,                          ?

I,   S,—, John Shepperd, dwelling at the Brazen Serpent
in PauVs Churchyard.

2272  Timothy KENDALL, (a) Flowers of Epigrams, (h)
Trifles written in his tender age.     V.     [ii. 309.] 1577. 8.

H.   S.—, "^Hugh Singleton, dwelling at the Gilden Tun
in Creed lane, near unto Lud Gate.      [i. 111J
2278 Martin LUTHER.     Exposition on Ps.  cxxx.    Trs.
Thomas POTTER.                                               1577. 8.

R,   S,—, RICHARD SMITH.    Sold at the comer shop,
at the North' West Door of PauVs Church, [i. Ill.]
H. S,, or I. S.—, Hans, or John Stell.                ?

[ii. 307, 352; iv. 51,]
T.  S,—, Thomas   Stirrop, dioelling at the   George   in

PauVs Churchyard.

R.  T,—, ^Richard Tottell, dwelling at the Hand and

Star [between the two Temple Gates] in Fleet street ;

within Temple Bar.         [i. Ill; ii, 316,]

2274  Thomas TUSSER. 500 Points of good Husbandry
united to as many of good Housewifery.              1577, 4.

H. T.—, Humphrey Toy, dwelling at the Helmet in PauVs

Churchyard.  [He died on 16 Oct, 1577; see W, Barret,

History of Bristol, p, 442, Ed. 1789.    His Widow's

name was Margaret Toy.    He was succeeded in

this house by T. Chard,]                  [i. Ill,]

T.  T.—, Thomas Turner,     Sold at his shop at Guild

Hall Gate,    [ii 89, 94, 133, 316.]

T. V.—, "^Thomas VautroUier, dwelling within the Black

Friars, by Lud Gate,    [i. Ill; ii, 322.]

2275  Nathaniel BAXTER. A sovereign Salve for a sinful
Soul,                     ,                                    [ii. 322,] 1577. 8.

2276  Theodore de BBZE. Abraham's Sacrifice. Trs. A,
G. [Arthur GOLDING.]                 T.                1577. 8.

2277  Theodore de BEZE.   Qusestionum et Responsionum

[PartL]   See 2289.

1577. 8. Bishop.

Qusestionum et Responsionum

[Part II.]   See 7547, 7557, 2289,

[ii. 304.] 1577. 8. J. Harison.

Baptistes, sive   Calumnia.

V.                            1577. 8.
 

Christianarum Libellus.
 

2278  Theodore de BEZE.
Christianarum Libellus.
2378, 2590.

2279  George  BUCHANAN.
T.

2280  T. C. [Thomas COGAN.] The Well of Wisdom ; con¬
taining chosen Sayings out of the Proverbs, Ecclesiastes,
&c.                                            [ii. 309.] 1577. 8. [? Norton.]
[The ancient Ecclesiastical Histories, &c. (See 2160)
also bear the date 1577.]                         [ii. 351.] 1577. fol.

2281  William FULKE. An Answer of a True Christian
to the proud challenge of a counterfeit Catholic.
Ags. 2072.                                                 [ii. 322.] 1577. 8.

2282  William FULKE.   Two Treatises:

(a)  An Answer of the Christian Protestant to the proud
challenge of a Popish Catholic.   Ags. 2072.

(b) A confutation of Purgatory and Prayers for the Dead.
Ags.   Card. W. Allen's Defence, &c.     [ii, 822,] 1577. 8.

2288 Niels HEMMINGSEN. Commentarius in Epistolam
Jacobi Apostoli.   See 2298.                                  1577. 4.

2284  Niels HEMMINGSEN. Commentarius in Epistolam
ad Romanos.                                               1577. 4. Bishop.

2285  Andreas HYPERIUS. [Andreas GERARDUS,
Hyperius.] In ad Romanos Epistolam Exegema. 1577. 8,

2286  Marin LE SAULX. Theanthropogamie, en forme de
Dialogue, par Sonnets Chrestiens,                        1577. 8.

2287  Martin LUTHER. A Commentary upon the 15 Psalms
of Degrees.   Trs. Henry BULL.           [ii. 322.] 1577. 4.

A Transcript &c.
 

2288  Martin LUTHER. A Commentary upon the Gala¬
tians.   Trs,                                                             1577. 4.

A. V.—, ABRAHAM: VEALE, dwelling at the Lamb in
PauVs Churchyard.                   [i. 111.]

2289  Christopher BALISTA. The Overthrow of the Gout.
Trs. B, G.                                                               1577, 8.

I. W.—, John Waley.   Imprinted [at the Hart's Horn] in

Foster lane [, Cheapside],              [i. 111.

R. W.—, Robert Walley.                   ?                  [ii. 316.;

R. W.—, Roger Ward, dwelling at the Talbot by Holborn

Conduit,   [i. 291; ii. 82, 316, 321.]

R. W.—, Richard Watkins,    Imprinted [at the Love and

Deaty in PauVs Church,  'i. Ill; ii. 312,]

2290  Conrad HERESBACH. Four Books . . . containmg
the Art and Trade of Husbandry. Trs. and increased by
Barnaby GOOGE.                                              1577. 4.

Richard Watkins and James Roberts.

Printed in PauVs Churchyard.          [i. 111.]

E. W,—, Edward White, dwelling at the Gun [ ? in PauVs
Alley], at the Little North Door of PauVs Church.

[i, 219; ii, 88,   307, 314, 317.]

2291  Christopher JOHNSON. Counsel against the Plague
or any other infectious disease.               [ii. 317.] 1577. 8.

I. w.—, JOHN WIGHT, dwelling at the Rose in PauVs

CJiurchyard.                        [i. HI.]

0, W.—, Oliver Wilkes.                   ?                   [ii. 308.]

T, W.—, Thomas Woodcock.    Sold at the Black Bear in

PauVs Churchyard.                 [ii. 313.]

2292  Bp. Friedrich NAUSEA. Of all Blazing Stars
[Comets] in general.   Trs. Abraham FLEMING.

[ii. 329,] 1577. 8.

Thomas Woodcock and Gregory Seton.

2298  Niels HEMMINGSEN. A Commentary upon the
Epistle of James. Trs, by W. G. [William GACB.]
of 2288.                                                      [ii. 311,] 1577. 4.

NOORWITZ   [NORWICH].

Anthony db Solbmpnb.

In the parish of St Andrew.

EDINBURGH.
Henry Charteris.

2294  Principal Joannes RETORFORTUS [John
RUTHERFORD]. Commentariorum de arte Disser-
endi Libri IV.                                                         1577. 4.

FRAGMENTS OF BOOKS.

ANONYMOUSLY PRINTED BOOKS,

2295  Thomas Cartwright. The rest of his Second Reply
[2061] against J. W^hitoift's Second Answer [1858]
touching the Church Discipline,                            1577. 4.

2296  Lambert DANEAU. His Judgement touching cer¬
tain Points now in controversy, [Ep., Geneva, Aug,
1577,]                                                             N.D. [1577], 4.

2297  James LBDESMA.   The Christian Doctrine.   Trs.

D.                                   1577, 8.

^2298 Francois de LTSLB [pseud.]. [Louis RBGNIBR
DB LA PLANCHB.] A Legendary containing the
Life of Charles [Guise] Cardinal of Lorraine and of
his bretheren,   Trs,                                                1577. 8.

ON THE CONTINENT.

BASLE.                        Petrus Perna.

2299  Martin BUCER. Scripta Anglicana fere Omnia.
[This work is all in Latin, being trs. from the English,]
^                                                                            1577. fol.

O L M U T Z.                  [? Printer.]

2800  Leo. L. B. de ROSMITAL ET BLATNA. Com~
mentarius brevis Itineris, anno 1565-1566, per Ger¬
maniam, Belgium, Angliam. . . .                          1577. 8.

PARIS.                              [? Printer,]

2801  Archibald HAMILTON. De confusione Caivi-
nianse sectse apud Scotos Dialogus.                       1577, 8.

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