2873 DONNE (JOHN). POEMS, | By J. D. | With ELEGIES | on the Authors Death. | To which | Is added divers Copies under his own hand never before in Print. | LONDON, | Printed by J. Flefher, and are to be fold | by John Sweeting, at the Angel in | PopesheadAlley. 1654. 12mo, bound in old calf, rebacked. ENGRAVED PORTRAIT, by WILLIAM MARSHALL. Name lightly written on top margin of title. GOOD COPY. | 2874 DONNE (JOHN). POEMS, &c. | By | JOHN DONNE, | late Dean of St. Pauls. | With ELEGIES on the | AUTHORS DEATH. | To which is added | Divers Copies under his own hand, | Never before printed. | In the SAVOY, | Printed by T. N. for Henry Herring man, etc, 1669. 8vo, bound in full dark blue calf, gilt panels on back, (joints cracked), by LEWIS. Name on title. Pages 95-98, containing the lines, "To his Mistresse,” missing, as in all copies, but contains "EPITHALAMIONS, or MARRIAGE SONGS," complete. ENGRAVED FOLDING PLATE, representing DR. DONNE in his winding-sheet. BookPLATE of GEORGE MEEK. A former possessor of this volume has laboriously corrected the text with portions cut out of a copy of the 1639 edition, which he states he broke up for that express purpose. His corrections appear on many leaves, and his notes on various others. Bound in is the ORIGINAL TITLE TO THE 1639 EDITION, as also the LIFE OF DR. DONNE by IZAAK WALTON (portion of the 4th Edition of his "Lives," LONDON, 1675). AUTOGRAPH LETTER from FRANCIS WRANGHAM to Joseph HasleWOOD, INSERTED. 2875 DOUGLAS (GAWIN). THE | XIII. Bukes of Eneados of the famose Poete Virgill | Tranflatet out of Latyne | verles into Scottish me- | tir, bi the Reuerend Fa- | ther in God, May- | lter Gawin Douglas | Bilhop of Dunkel & | unkil to the Erle | of Angus. Euery buke hauing hys | perticular | Prologe. | Imprinted at Londo 4to, Black Letter, bound in dark brown morocco, blind tooled sides with centre ornament, gilt edges, TITLE WITHIN AN ELABORATE WOODCUT BORDER. Top corners of title repaired, marks of bookworms on some leaves, and a small hole in one. Good COPY. RARE. THE FIRST METRICAL TRANSLATION OF VIRGIL'S "ENEID." Printed by 2876 DRANT (THOMAS). A Medicinable | Morall, that is, the two Bookes of | Horace his Satyres, En- | glyfhed accordyng to the prescription of Saint | Hierome. | Episto. ad Ruffin. | Quod malum eft, muta. Quod bonum eft, prode. | The Wailyngs of the Prophet | Hieremiah, done into | Englyshe verse. | Also | Epigrammes. | T. Drant. | Antidoti falutaris amaror. | Perufed and allowed accordyng to the Quenes Maie- | fties Iniunctions. Imprinted at London in Flete-Streete | by Thomas Marshe. | M.D. LXVI. (1566.) 4to, FIRST EDITION, Black Letter, bound in full dark green calf, gilt corner ornaments and inside borders, dull gilt edges, one joint slightly cracked, title margins repaired, one letter of dedication on verso of title supplied in print. IN ALL OTHER RESPECTS A FINE COPY. RARE. THE FIRST ATTEMPT AT A METRICAL VERSION OF HORACE. The "Wailyngs" and the Epigrams APPEAR IN THIS EDITION ONLY. 2877 DRANT (THOMAS). HORACE HIS | arte of Poetrie, piftles, and Satyrs Englished, and to the Earle of Ormounte. | By Tho. Drant | addressed. | [Two lines in Greek.] Imprinted at London in Fleteftrete, nere to S. | Dunftones Churche, by Thomas 4to, Black Letter, Second Edition, and much fuller than the first, bound in old sprinkled calf, gilt back. FULL-PAGE WOODCUT of the ORMOND ARMS. FREDK. PERKINS'S COPY, with his BOOKPLATE. Title within woodcut border. A few blank margins of leaves show marks of bookworm appreciation. AUTOGRAPH of Ro: STONEHOWSE on verso of last leaf, and that of THOMAS NEWTON on top blank margin of title. FINE COPY of this RARE WORK. 2878 [DRAYTON (MICHAEL).] Mortimeriados. | THE LAMEN- | table ciuell warres of | Edward the second and the | BARRONS. | AT LONDON, | Printed by I. R. for Humfry Lownes, and are to be folde at his shop at the West | end of Paules Church. (1596.) 4to, bound in full green morocco, gilt back and sides with corner ornaments, gilt edges. Title and a few other leaves neatly repaired at margins, some leaves trimmed closely, affecting the text in a few places, some words supplied in fac-simile. The date printed in on title. From the W. H. CRAWFORD COLLECTION, with BOOKPLATE. RARE. W. C. HAZLITT'S COPY with his AUTOGRAPH on verso of title. 2879 DRAYTON (MICHAEL). THE OWLE. | By Michaell Drayton Efquire. | Noctuas Athenas. | LONDON Printed by E. A. for E. White and N. Ling. and are to be folde neere the little north doore of S. Panles Church, 4to, cloth, title-page skillfully inlaid, a few letters supplied, small hole in last leaf, and a few side margins cut into. LARGE WOODCUT on TITLE. TALL COPY. EXCEEDINGLY RARE. Omitted in all collected editions till that of 1619. 2880 DRAYTON (MICHAEL). POEMS: | By Michael Drayton | Efquire. | Newly corrected by the | Author. | LONDON | Printed for John Smethwicke, and | are to be fold at his Shop in | Saint Dunstones Churchyard, vnder the Diall. | 1608. 12mo, bound in old calf, rebacked, title neatly remargined at top, a few short leaves supplied from another copy, and these have been slightly cut into. RARE EDITION. While almost identical with the 1605 Edition, IT DIFFERS MATERIALLY FROM THOSE ISSUED AFTER 1610. 2881 DRAYTON (MICHAEL). POEMS: | By | MICHAEL DRAYTON | ESQVIRE. | Newly Corrected by the | Author. LONDON | Printed for Iohn Smethwicke, And are to bee | fold at his Shop in Saint Dunftanes | Church-yard, vnder the Diall. | 1610. 12mo, bound in full polished calf, richly tooled gilt back, and side ornaments, gilt inside border, edges gilded on the rough, by H. WOOD. Edges of some leaves closely trimmed at top. GOOD COPY. The text of this edition is nearly identical with that of 1608. The COMMENDATORY POEMS of JOHN SELDEN and E. HAYWARD HAVE BEEN ADDED. | 2882 DRAYTON (MICHAEL). POEMS: By | MICHAEL DRAYTON | ESQVIRE. | LONDON, Printed by W. Stansby for Iohn Swethwicke, and are to be fold at his Shop in Saint Dunftanes Church-yard in Fleet-freete vnder the Diall. (1619) Small folio, bound in full crimson crushed levant morocco, richly gilt back, with tasteful ornaments on back and sides, gilt inside border, edges gilded on the rough, by WORSFOLD. Engraved and printed title, a half-length PORTRAIT of DRAYTON, ENGRAVED by HOLE, on the verso of the latter. The titles and one or two other leaves have been skillfully repaired. THE MARGINS ARE AMPLE, AND EVIDENTLY THIS COPY IS ONE OF THE FEW PRINTED ON LARGE PAPER. FINE COPY. 2883 DRAYTON (MICHAEL). POLY-OLBION. | GREAT BRITAINE | By | Michaell Drayton | Esqr: | I. Browne (1612) { also, [DRAYTON (MICHAEL)]. Ingraue I. Busbie S by W. Hole THE SECOND PART, OR | A CONTINVANCE | OF POLYOLBION | FROM THE EIGH- | TEENTH SONG. | Containing all the Tracts, Riuers, Moun- | taines, and Forrests: | Intermixed with the most remarkable Stories, | Antiquities, Wonders, Rarities, Pleasures, and Com- | modities of the East, and Northerne parts of this Ifle, | lying betwixt the two famous Riuers of | THAMES, and TWEED. | LONDON, | Printed by Auguftine Mathewes for Iohn Marriott, | Iohn Grifmand, and Thomas Dewe. | 1622. The two parts in one volume, FIRST EDITIONS, bound in full green levant morocco, richly tooled gilt back, paneled sides with corner ornaments, gilt tooled inside borders, gilt edges, by W. PRATT. ENGRAVED TITLE to the first part, and FULL-LENGTH PORTRAIT of PRINCE HENRY, both by W. HOLE. Some preliminary leaves of the second part misplaced, being bound in with the first. The leaf facing the engraved title, ("Vpon the Frontispiece"), the one "To the High and Mightie Henrie, Prince of Wales," with 12 lines on verso, and the last leaf of Table," in close fac-simile. Name of former owner written on title of second part. THE CURIOUS AND MOST INTERESTING MAPS (30 IN ALL) ARE IN THE FINEST POSSIBLE CONDITION, AS IS THE ENTIRE WORK, WITH THE EXCEPTIONS NOTED. The |