Stockholm, 1671

17469 HANDBOOK . . förbättrat 1599, öfwerseedt 1608, sm. 4to. with Music, old binding, 12s 17470 KIRKE-RITUAL. Danmarks og Norgis Kirke-Ritual, small 4to. fine copy in hf. calf, 30s Kjöbenhavn, 1685

Prepared by order of Christian V. A beautiful copy printed on fine paper. 17471 KYRKIO-LAG och Ordning af Carl XI, sm. 4to. vellum, 6s

Stockholm (1687)

17472 ORDINANTS (den rette) huorledis Kircketienisten skal holdis udi Danmarckis oc Norgis Riger, oc de Hertugdomme Slesuig Holsten, 12mo. portrait of Christian III, woodcut escutcheon, and some pp. of Music, stamped binding, 188 Kiöbenhaffn, 1582

another edition, 12mo. cloth bds. 5s

17472*ib. 1617 17473 PSALMEBOG. DEN NY DANSKE PSALMEBOG, met mange Christelige Psalmer i Ordentlig tilsammenset, formeret oc forbedret aff HANS THOMISSON. Oc nu paa Ny prentet, stout 12mo. with the Music, in the original stamped binding, gilt gauffred edges, £32. Kiöbenhaffn, aff Georgio Hantzsch, 1617 All the early editions of this Psalm book are equally rare. printed in 1569, and this is probably the fourth.

17474 SWENSka KyrkeordnINGEN, sm. 4to. unbd. 20s

Thefirst was

s. l. e. a. (cir. 1650)

This partly agrees with, and partly varies from the two Handbooks,

b. Huguenot and Calvinistic.

17475 EPISTLES AND GOSPELS. Les choses cōtenues en ce presēt Jiure. EPISTRES & EUANGILES pour les cinquante & deux sepmaines de lan, 12mo. fine copy, ruled, in morocco super extra, blind tooled in the antique style, gilt edges, by F. Bedford, from Mr. Maskell's collection, £7. s. l. & d. (about 1525)

VERY RARE. It is Lefevre d'Estaple's version arranged as a book of Lessons, just as Dolet reprinted it at Lyons in 1542. From certain variants of the text, this volume was evidently printed before the Antwerp Bible of 1530, and must have been compiled from the New Testament issued by Simon de Colines at Paris in 1524 (the first printed part of Lefevre's translation). A copy of Dolet's reprint fetched 500 francs at the Yéméniz sale. 17476 LES PSEAVMES DE DAVID, mis en rime Françoise, par Clement Marot et Theodore de Beze, 12mo. with all the Music, in the original vellum gilt, gilt edges, with clasps, 30s Charenton, 1667

...

17477 GABRIEL (Steffan) Ilg vêr Sulaz da pievel giuvan, unna curta summa da la Cardientscha . . . anzaquōts Psalms da David, a Canzuns spiritualas, etc. 3 parts in 1 vol. 12mo. calf, EXCESSIVELY RARE, £9. 9s Basel. J. J. Genath, 1611 Contains 12 prel. 11. including title; 257 pp.; and 3 pp. of Register, etc. In the Rumonsch language of the Grisons.

17478 PSALTER. LI SALMI ed alcuni Cantici, tradotti da And. G. Planta, with Music by Lobvasser-Preghiere sacre- -2 parts in 1 vol. 12mo. old black morocco, gilt edges, 10s

Strada, 1740

For the use of the Reformed Church in Lower Engadin. Strada is called Scuol in Romansh.

c. Netherlands.

17479 HET BOEK DER PSALMEN, nevens Gezangen, 12mo. with the Music, calf, 58

Leyden, 1775

17480 ARTICULOS de Fe e Liturgia . . traducido, 16mo. in Indo-Portuguese, calf, 5s Colombo, 1851

d. Moravian.

17481 PSALMODIE de l'Eglise des Frères, ou Recueil de Cantiques de doctrine, d' Hymnes, et Prières, la plupart traduits de l' allemand, 12mo. with the Music, calf, 16s

No less grotesque in French than in English.

Basle, 1766

e. English and Episcopalian Scotch.

1. Collections, and books on the formation and development of the Liturgy.

Advertisements and Injunctions:

17482 ADUERTISMENTS | partly for due order in the publique | administration of common payers (sic) | and vsinge the holy Sacramentes, 7 leaves, title-page a little defective, Reginalde Wolfe (1564)-ARTICLES | whereupon it was agreed by the Archbishoppes and Bi | shoppes of both prouinces and the whole cleargie, in the Con | uocation holden at London in the yere of our Lorde God | 1562. . . Put foorth by the Queenes | aucthoritie, Richarde Jugge and John Cawood, 1571-A BOOKE of certaine CANONS concernyng some parte of the discipline of the Churche of England. In the yeare of our Lord, 1571, John Daye (1571)-TARTICLES to be enquired in the visita- tion, in the first yere of the raigne of our most dread So- | ueraigne Lady, Elizabeth | Anno. 1559, title within arabesque woodcut border, Imprinted at London in Powles Churchyarde, by Richard Jugge and John Cawood-INIUNCTIONS | geuen by the Queenes Maiestie. | Anno Domini, 1559, | title within border like the Articles, the last leaf missing, Jugge's initials R. I. in the lower border of title-all in one volume, small 4to. black letter, old calf, £7. 10s 1559 (?)-7

The second item in this volume is THE FIRST EDITION OF THE THIRTY-NINE ARTICLES IN ENGLISH, in which the twentieth article begins "It is not lawful for the Church."

17483 INIUNCTIONS giuen by the Queens Maiesty. | Anno domini. 1559. | smallest 4to. title within woodcut border containing the royal arms and several figures, hf. bd. 25s No imprint (Barker, 1591)

17484

the same, small 4to. brown morocco extra, gilt edges, 35s

ADVERTISEMENTS AND INJUNCTIONS-continued.

17485 ABSTRACT (AN) OF CERTAINE ACTES OF PARLEMENT: of certaine her Maiesties INIUNCTIONS: of certaine Canons, Constitutions, and Synodals prouinciall. for the most part heretofore vnknowen and vnpractized, small 4to. calf neat, RARE, £2. 10s S. n. (about 1584)

Secretly printed. The author's desire was to expound the laws which would have been more efficient if "better executed by those unto whome our gracious Soverayne hath committed their execution;" and he writes forcibly. The clergy of the time, who legally ought to have been men of worth and learning, are described as "cleane contrary, even the very tailings and garbage of the people, and such as can scarce say B to a battledore." Another statement he makes is "Alasse, our lawes are bels without clappers." An ignorant clergy, and plurality of benefices, form the two chief objects impugned by the writer.

Articles of Faith:

17486 [SPARROW's (Bishop)] Collection of Articles, Injunctions, Canons chiefly in the times of Edward VI, Elizabeth, King James, & Charles I, sm. 4to. frontispiece of episcopal seals, calf, 25s 1675 17487 CARDWELL (Edward) Synodalia: a Collection of Articles of Religion, Canons, etc. in the province of Canterbury, 1547-1717, 2 vols. 8vo. (pub. 19s), cloth, 10s 6d Oxford, 1842 ARTICLES OF 1562, first edition-see No. 17482. 17488 ARTICLES agreed upon. . . in the Convocation, 1562, re-printed by his Majesties commandment, sm. 4to. bds. 20s 17489 FORD (Ran.) Christianæ Religionis, sive Ecclesia Anglicana Articuli XXXIX. perspicua analysi breviter explicati, roy. 8vo. old blue morocco gilt, gilt edges, FINE COPY, from the Sunderland library, 21s

17490 ARTICULI de quibus conuenit

1630

Lond. 1720 in synodo Londini, 1562, æditi authoritate Reginæ, 1575-Liber quorundum. Canonum, 1571-Iniunctions giuen by the Queenes Maiestie, 1559 (Barker, 1591)-Articles to be enquired in the visitation in the first year of... Q. Elizabeth, 1591-Form and manner of making & consecrating Bishops... Barker and Bill, no date-Certaine Considerations touching the better pacification and edification of the Church of England, 1640-Stillingfleet's Discourse concerning the power of Excommunication, 1662-Perth Assembly, 1609Arguments given by the Commissioners of Scotland, perswading conformity of Church government, 1641-Baylie (Robert) Historical Vindication of the government of the Church of Scotland, 1646-Loudoun (Lord) Several Speeches at a conference in the Painted Chamber, Edinburgh, 1646-Discourse concerning the Solemne League and Covenant, 1661-Representation of the recent divisions of the Church of Scotland, 1657— Baynes (Paul) the Diocesans Tryall, 1621-Smectymnuus, Vin dication of the answer to the humble Remonstrance, 1641— Hutten (Leon) Answere to a certaine treatise of the Crosse in Baptisme, Oxford, 1605-Remoouall of certaine imputations laid vpon the Ministers of Deuon and Cornwall by one M. T. H. 1606-Higgenson (T.) Testimony to the true Jesus, 1656—in 1 vol. sm. 4to. old calf, £6. 10s 1575-1661

BRIEF DISCOURSE of the troubles begun at Frankfort, 1554-See
No. 16784.

17491 FORMULARIES of Faith put forth by authority during the reign of Henry VIII: Articles, 1536; Institution, 1537; Necessary Doctrine, 1343, 8vo. calf, 78 6d

Oxford, 1825

17492 HIERURGIA ANGLICANA; or documents and extracts illustrative of the Church in England after the Reformation, 8vo. cloth, 15s

1848 Edited by members of the Ecclesiological Society (perhaps J. M. Neale and B. Webb).

17493 HUGHES (Lewes) Certain Grievances or the Popish Errors and ungodlinesse of so much of the Service-Book as is Antichristian, smallest 4to. somewhat stained and torn, but not defective, 78

1642 17494 KEELING (William) Liturgia Britannicæ, or the several editions of the Book of Common Prayer . . . arranged to shew their variations, 8vo. hf. calf, 18s

1842 17495 LASCO (Joannis a) Brevis et dilucida de Sacramentis Ecclesia tractatio, 12mo. title-page written on with the names of early owners, in the original binding of whitish calf, with a Grolieresque design in gold, £8. 10s Londini per Steph. Myerdman. 1552 Though the cover is somewhat damaged by time, yet it remains a good specimen of English artistic binding, and shows that the taste for fine patterns of interlaced ornament on the outside of books was not confined to the Continent. This book is a very rare one, a great number of the copies being destroyed at Queen Mary's accession in the year following its date.

17496 LITURGIES (the two) 1549 and 1552, with other documents set forth in the reign of Edward VI, viz. the Order of Communion 1548, the Primer 1553, the Catechism and Articles 1553, Catechismus brevis 1553, edited by Joseph Ketley, 8vo. cloth, 10s Parker Soc.; Cambr. 1844 17497 LITURGICAL SERVICES: Liturgies and occasional forms of Prayer set forth in the reign of Queen Elizabeth, edited by Will. Keatinge Clay, 8vo. cloth, 78 6d

Parker Society; Cambridge, 1847 17498 PRUEN'S (Rev. Thos.) Illustration of the Liturgy of the Church of England; with an Appendix, Historical, Critical, and Practical, 2 vols. royal 8vo. (pub. at £1. 16s), sd. 10s

1815-20

Scarce, many copies of the work having been destroyed by accidental fire.} 17499 [PURCHAS (Rev. John)] the Directorium Anglicanum, being a manual of directions for the right celebration of the . . . rites and ceremonies of the Church according to the ancient use, second edition, by Fred. G. Lee, 4to. plates, vellum, uncut, 21s

1865

17500 TRIALL of the English Lyturgie, scarce, 1643-Hughes (L.) Certain Grievances, or the Errors of the Service Book, 1643Deering (Sir E.) Speech concerning the Lyturgy, 1643-3 pieces, sm. 4to. 15s

1642-43

17501 TRACTS. Directions propounded and presented to Parliament concerning the Common Prayer, written by a reverend and learned divine, 1642-Gauden's Considerations touching the Liturgy, 1661-Bolde (Th.) Rhetorick restrained, Gauden's Considerations clouded, 1660-The Judgement of Foraign Divines touching the discipline, liturgie, and ceremonies of the Church of England, 1660-The Liturgical Considerator Considered, 1661-H. D. Discourse of Liturgies, 1661-Reasonableness of Divine Service . . . in answer to H. D. by Irenæus Freeman, 1661-The grand Debate between the Bishops and Presbyterian Divines on the Common Prayer, 1661-A Parallel of the Liturgy with the Mass-Book, by Rob. Bayly, 1661-A Pacific examination of the Common Prayer, by Wm. Prynne, 1661; and other tracts on the Liturgy, in 1 vol. sm. 4to. old calf, £5.

2.

1642-61

Reformed Primer, and the Common Prayer. 17502 THE PRIMER, IN ENGLISHE AND LATYN, set foorth by the Kynges maiestie and his Clergie to be taught learned, and read: and none other to be vsed throughout all his dominions, sm. 4to. BLACK LETTER (the Latin in Roman), fine copy in russia, gilt edges, from Lord Hampton's library, £125.

Richard Grafton, 1545

First Edition of Henry VIII's third Primer; so rare that Mr. Maskell only knew of the existence of one perfect copy. It contains the Litany of 1544, afterwards with slight alterations incorporated in the Book of Common Prayer. The only copy cited by Lowndes is that wanting title, calendar, and portion of five leaves, which belonged to Mr. Maskell.

17503 EPISTLES AND GOSPELS. HERE BEGYNNETH THE | PYSTELS AND GOSPELS OF THE SONDAYES AND FESTYUALL HOLY DAYES, NEWLY CORRECTED AND AMENDED, smallest 4to. gothic letter, leaf S 1 mended, leaf S 4 and the leaf of Table at end wanting, old russia, £10. 10s

(1539)

There are thirty lines in a full page: the signatures are A to X in fours, except X, in which there were probably only two leaves, or perhaps three. The present copy ends with leaf X 1, on the bottom of the reverse of which are the words ". . . here after foloweth the | Table of this present booke." Leaf X 1 is marked lxxxii in the pagination, instead of lxxxi, by a mistake which begins on leaf T 1, which bears lxxiiii instead of lxxiii. (It may have begun on the missing leaf S 4, which ought to have borne the numeral lxxii.)

The title as given above appears at the heading of the text on A 1: the Epistles and Gospels were usually printed thus without separate title-pages, so as to be annexed to one or other contemporary edition of the Primer.

17504 THE BOOKE OF THE COMMON PRAIER and administracion of the Sacramentes, and other rites and ceremonies of the Churche; after the vse of the Churche of Englande, sm. folio, black letter, title printed in red and black within woodcut borders,