5834 Langham (W.) The Garden of Health, black letter, slightly wormed, London, printed for T. Harper, 1633, 8vo. (513) Sotheran, £2 8s. 5835 [Lloyd.] The Legend of Captaine Jones, folding frontispiece by Marshall, 2 parts in 1 vol., 1671-70, 8vo. (478) Maggs, £3 155. 5836 Markham (G.) A Way to get Wealth, woodcuts, N. Okes for J. Harrison, 1631, 4to. (516) Quaritch, £3 35. 5837 Month (The). A Magazine and Review, from 1864 to October, 1890 (wanted January, 1886), first 49 vol. half calf, remainder sewed, 8vo. (542) Baker, £5 7s. 6d. 5838 New Zealand Newspapers. Wellington Independent, Southern Cross and New Zealander, etc., 3 parcels of vol. and Nos., 1850-60, folio (614) Edwards, £8 7s. 6d 5839 Old Plays. Shirley (J.) The Lady of Pleasure, 1637-Duks Mistress, 1638-Maide's Revenge, 1639--The Ball, 1639Love's Crueltie, 1640-Humorous Courtier, 1640-The Constant Maid, 1640-and one other, first editions (some headlines cut into), in 1 vol., small 4to., old calf, (471) Tinkler, £11 5s. 5840 Old Plays. Shirley (J.) The Greatfull Servant, 1637-Marlowe and Chapman. Hero and Leander, 1637-Massinger. The Bondman, 1638, etc., in 1 vol., small 4to. (472) Dobell, £11 10s. 5841 Old Plays. D'Avenant (W.) The Platonick Lovers, 1636— Marmion. A Fine Companion, 1633-Mead. Combat of Love and Friendship, 1654, first editions-and 4 others, in I vol., small 4to. (473) Dobell, £7 15s. 5842 Suckling (J.) Last Remains, portrait by Marshall (portion of one leaf torn away), 1659, 8vo. (477) Tinkler, £3 17s. 6d. 5843 Tennyson (A.) In Memoriam, first edition, original cloth, uncut, Moxon, 1850, 8vo. (455) Tinkler, £3 35. 5844 Tracts. The History of Frier Rush, 20 pages, curious woodcuts, black letter, Moses Bell, 1649-A Great and Bloody Fight at Sea, 1652-Fairfax (Sir T.) The King's Cabinet Opened, 1645-and 7 others, in 1 vol., old calf, small 4to. (495) Pickering, £47 5845 Tracts. Martin Marprelate. An Epistle to the Terrible Priestes of the Convocation House, black letter [1588]— Martin Marprelate. Hay any Worke for Cooper, n. d., etc., in I vol., 8vo. (537) Sotheran, £4 15s. 5846 Young (A.) Travels in France, 1787-9, maps, second edition, 2 vol., boards, 1794, 4to. (600) Bain, £2 [JUNE 11TH AND THREE FOLLOWING DAYS, 1900.] SOTHEBY, WILKINSON & HODGE. A SELECTION FROM THE LIBRARY OF THE LATE MR. J. B. INGLIS. (No. of Lots, 849; amount realised, £7,519 12s. 6d.) [NOTE.-John Bellingham Inglis, who died at Hampstead in 1870 at the age of ninety years, belonged to the old school of collectors, affecting chiefly books by early English printers and early printed books with woodcuts, of which he had a very large and valuable library. This sale was of the third portion of that library, the first having been held on June 9th and following days, 1826, and the second on July 31st and following days, 1871. Both these sales were held at Sotheby's.] 5847 Adolphus Archiep. Mogunt. Copia Indulgentiarum de Institutione festi presentationis beatae mariae per reverendissimum dominum Adolfus Archiepiscopum Moguntinum concessarum, lit. gotb., long lines, 24 to a page (18 leaves), without marks (Hain 89), boards, absque ulla nota [Argent, M. Flach, circa 1468], small 4to. (4) Quaritch, £15 5848 Adrianus Carthusiensis. Liber de Remediis utriusqe fortunae prospere scil. et adverse, per quendam A. poetam prestantem necnon sacre Theologie Professorem eximium noviter compilatus, lit. semi-goth., long lines, 27 to a page, without signatures or catchwords, but the leaves after the table (11 leaves) numbered in Arabic figures in the centre of the outside margins to 183, rubricated [margin of first leaf of table mended], morocco, line tooled, ornamental frame sides, g. e., by J. Faulkner, Impressus Coloniae per Arnoldum Terhoernen, anno 1471, February 8 (colophon and device in red), small 4to. (5) Leighton, £6 10S. 5849 Æneas Silvius (Pius II., Piccolominus). Bulla Retractationum omnium dudum per eum in minoribus adhuc agentem pro Concilio Basiliens, etc.-De Miseria Curialium, lit. semi-goth., long lines, 27 to a page (36 leaves), without marks (Hain 194 and 260), rubricated (3 leaves stained), morocco, blind stamped ornaments, g. e., absque ulla nota [Coloniae, U. Zel, circa 1468], small 4to. (6) Ellis, £6 10s. The [Probably the earliest printed edition of these two pieces, which are separated in Hain, Brunet and others. Bulla has 11 leaves, and ends on the recto of the last with "finit feliciter," the reverse being blank. The "De Miseria" has 25 leaves, and ends on the reverse of the last with 25 lines only. Catalogue.] 5850 Æneas Silvius (Piccolominus, Papa Pius II.) Bulla Retractationum omnium dudum per eum in minoribus adhuc agentem pro concilio basiliensi, etc., et de Curialium Miseria XIV. 34 [ut supra], lit. goth., (36 leaves), long lines, 27 to a full page, without marks, morocco, gilt ornamental frame sides, g. e., by Faulkner, fine copy, old woodcuts pasted in cover, absque nota [Coloniae, Ulricus Zel, circa 1468], small 4to. (7) Quaritch, £7 15s. 5851 Æneas Silvius. Pius papa secundus eloquentissimus obiit anno mcccc. lxiiii. in Anchona, dum proficisci proposuerit contra turcos, conpossuit, etc. (Epistola ad Machumetam Imp. Turcorum), lit. semi-goth., long lines, 27 to a page (53 leaves), without marks (Hain 171), old calf gilt, cuts pasted in covers, absque ulla nota [Coloniae, U. Zel?], small 4to. (8) Philip, £5 10S. [Brunet's remark about the Virgil lines on the recto of the first leaf is a myth.-Catalogue.] 5852 Æneas Silvius (Piccolominus, Papa Pius II.) Dialogus (Somnium de Fortuna), lit. rom., long lines, 37 to a full page (53 leaves), without marks (Hain 193), with illuminated border of flowers and fruit and large initial to first page, Impressus est Romae per Johannem Schurener de Bopardia, 1475-De Potestate Romani Pontificis et Generalis Concilii, lit. semi-rom., long lines, 37 to a page (13 leaves), without marks, border of first page finely illuminated in flowers and fruits, with illuminated initial, absque ulla nota [Romae, Ulricus Gallus?]-Tractatus Magistri Jordani Osnaburgens. Canonici de Romano Imperio, lit. semi-rom., long lines, 36 to a full page (12 leaves), without marks (Hain 9437), ornamental pen letters, ib., in I vol., old French morocco, full gilt floreate back, with the Polish Eagle, broad and rich ornamental scroll borders, inside dentelles, watered silk doublures, g. e., by Derome le Jeune, with his ticket, finely bound for Count Hoym, with his device on back, but no arms, small folio (9) Quaritch, £40 5853 Æneas Silvius (Papa Pius II., Piccolominus). Epistolae Familiares [datae ad Amicos in quadruplici Vitae eius statu], finely printed in roman letter, long lines (303 leaves), with signatures which are placed in a very unusual position close to the text at the bottom of the side margins, vellum, Lovanii, Jo. de Westfalia, 1483, small folio (11) Philip, £5 5854 Æsopus. Vita et Fabulae. Vita Esopi fabulatoris clarissimi e greco latino par Rimicium facta. . . Incipit fabularum liber primus, Extravagantes, Fabulae Remicii Aviani et Fabulae collatae, lit. goth., long lines, 36 to a full page (129 leaves), signs. a-qq in 8's (Hain 326), verso of a j being a full-page cut of Esop (recto blank), and 193 xylographic woodcuts in the text, modern morocco, gilt floreate back, broad ornamental borders, inside dentelles, g. e., engravings pasted in covers, fine copy, absque ulla nota [Augsb., Ant. Sorg.], small folio (14) Quaritch, L129 5855 Esopus. Esopus Constructus Moraliçatus et hystoriatus ultimo impressus et correctus ad utilitatem discipulorum, lit. gotb. (2 types), woodcut title in compartments, and 65 Italian outline woodcuts, morocco extra, gilt tooled back, ornamental frame sides in compartments, inside gilt borders, joints, red silk linings, woodcuts pasted in covers, fine copy, Venet., Bern. Benalius, 1517, small 4to. (15) Leighton, £76 5856 Agrippa (H. C.) De Incertitudine et Vanitate Scientiarum et Artium, etc., woodcut portrait from another work inserted, contemporary stamped ornamental leather, s. 1. (Basil), 1531, small 8vo. (16) F. Clarke, £3 5857 Agrippa (H. C.) Of the Vanitie and Uncertaintie of Artes and Sciences, englished by Ja. San.(ford), Gent., first edition, black letter, title within woodcut border, with the Norfolk arms on reverse (some marginal notes shaved), old portrait of Agrippa inserted, and an old woodcut of a laboratory pasted in cover, russia gilt, g. e., H. Wykes, 1569, small 4to. (17) Pickering, £3 14s. 5858 Agrippa (H. C.) Three Books of Occult Philosophy, translated out of the Latin by J. F(reake), portrait, cut close and inlaid, R. W. for Gregory Moule, 1651—H. C. Agrippa, his Fourth Book of Occult Philosophy, translated by Robert Turner, second edition (last 3 leaves wormed), J. C. for M. Smelt, 1665, in I vol., russia gilt, g. e., small 4to. (18) Robson, £2 18s. [The fourth book, which consists of a treatise on Ceremonial Magic, with woodcut sigils, characters and signs and explanations of the same, was not written by Agrippa. It is a compilation from various sources, some obscure, others well known, containing numerous errors, evidently made purposely.-ED.] 5859 Albertus Magnus. De Secretis Mulierum, lit. gotb., long lines, 28 to a full page (56 leaves), without marks, morocco, line tooled back, ornamental frame sides, g. e., by J. Faulkner, old woodcuts, head of Albertus, etc. pasted in covers, s. 1. et nom., impress. 1478, Vicesima quarta die mensis Junii, small 4to. (21) Leighton, £7 15s. [An early and very rare edition. The figure 7 in the date was printed z originally, but the lower tail had, in this copy, been erased. See Hain, No. 563.—Catalogue.] 5860 Albumasares Abalachus. Introductorium in Astronomiam octi continens libros partiales, lit. goth.. woodcuts and orna- [The first edition of these two singular astronomical works, and perhaps the first productions of Ratdolt at Augsburg after his return from Venice.-Catalogue.] 5861 Albumasares. De Magnis Conjunctionibus, annorum revolutionibus, ac eorum profectionibus, octo continens Tractatus, lit. gotb., numerous woodcuts and ornamental initials, some leaves with the original press stains, morocco, ornamental gilt frame sides, g. e., by J. Faulkner, fine copy, Augustae Vind. E. Ratdolt nuper Venetiis 1489, Pridie Kl. Aprilis, small 4to. (23) Ridler, £5 7s. 6d. 5862 Alexander Gallus, vulgo de Villa Dei. Grammatices Metrice scripta, roman letter, long lines, with signs., 42 leaves (2 blank), capitals painted in red, not in Hain or Brunet (large and clean copy, but wormed), morocco extra, with gilt line and blind ornaments by W. Pratt, 2 engravings pasted in covers, Mediol., L. Pachel et Uld. Scinzenzeller, August 14, 1479, small folio (26) Quaritch, £8 15s. 5863 Algorismus novus de integris Compendiose Studioseq. sine figurarum (more Italorum) delectione compilatus. Artem numerandi omnemq. viam calculandi enucleatum brevissime edocens, etc., lit. goth. (I leaves), signatures A. and B., capitals painted in blue and red (Hain, 826), half bound, an early and rare book of arithmetic, absque ulla nota, “finis trium Algorismorum cum proportionum ul Mercatorum regla," small 4to. (27) Tregaskis, £3 7s. 6d. 5864 Allen ([Card.] Wm.) A Defense and Declaration of the Catholike Churches Doctrine, touching Purgatory and Prayers for the Soules departed, first edition, roman letter, contemporary MS. notes in margins, calf, old woodcut pasted in cover, Antwerp, by John Laet, 1565, 12mo. (28) Maggs, £2 25. 5865 Alphabet, etc. Alphabetum Pauperis Monachi in Schola fratris Thome de Kempis Ordinis regularium, MS. on vellum (7 leaves) with 2 large and fine ornamental pen letters-Upwards of 200 Original Coloured Drawings of Ornamental Letters and other Ornaments, on 57 leaves of paper A Very Proper treatise, wherein is briefly sett forthe the arte of Limming, which teacheth the Order in drawing and tracing of letters, etc., black letter (12 leaves), fine large copy, Imprinted in flete strete within temple Barre by Richard Tottill, 1573, in 1 vol., morocco extra, line frame sides with acorn centres, g. e., by W. Pratt, ornamental letters, etc. pasted in covers, small 4to. (30) Tregaskis, £13 10S. 5866 Ambrosius Mediol. (S.) De Officiis lib. iii., editio prima, lit. gotb., long lines, 27 to a page (116 leaves, the last blank), rubricated, painted ornamental capitals, old French calf gilt, autograph note by Fr. Douce, and head of Ambrosius in covers, fine copy, absque ulla nota [Colon., U. Zel], small 4to. (31) Philip, £6 55. 5867 Ambrosius Episcopus Mediol. Expositio seu Explanatio in Corpus Evangelii Sancti Lucae Evangelistae lib. x., editio prima, lit. semi-gotb., long lines, 34, 36 and 38 to a full page (159 leaves), without marks (Hain, 900), 10 large woodcut ornamental initials, painted in blue and red, smaller painted initials in blue and red, rubricated, Augustae, per Anthonium Sorg, 1476-Augustinus (S. Aurelius) Libri Retractationum de Consensu quatuor Evangelistarum, editio prima, lit. |