Shakespeare's Beehive: An Annotated Elizabethan Dictionary Comes to Light by Koppelman, George; Wechsler, Daniel - 2014

Butler, Samuel. "Hudibras. The First Part. Written in the time of the late Wars". [4], 268 pages. First Authorized Edition, first issue, with "Saint" in imprint spelled out in full; errata is present, lacking the imprimatur leaf (dated Nov. 11, 1662), and all textual errors uncorrected. London: Printed by J.G. for Richard Marriot, 1663. [bound with] "Hudibras. The Second Part. By the Author of the First". [4], 216 pages. Also, third part dated 1678. Bound in exceptionally fine binding and in very good condition with the bookplates of Daniel Henry Holmes, an avid book collector. This edition certainly is one of the rarest being that it is a first issue. A pirate copy came out the year before in 1662 and all proceeds from the sale of the book by the thief were recovered by Butler. Collation is as follows: [2 blank], TP, A3-8, B8-I8, K-R8, 2nd TP, B-I8, K-O8, P4, 3rd TP, A-I8, K-R8, S7, [2 Blank].Hudibras by Samuel Butler is a critique of the English Civil War and pokes at the Puritans and their military… Read More

Paris: Francis Guillot, 1930. Hardcover. As New. As new, 2 volumes 268 - 306 pages, Luxurious hardcover in brown morocco decorated in the style of the 18th, gilt edges inside-outside, in marbled covered box. Reprinting of the 1762 edition in 500 numbered copies (no261), specially printed for Greek, doctor Contopoulos Costas living in France

London: F. C. & I. Rivington, 1820. Book. Very Good. Full-Leather. First Thus. Very good, with rubbing and wear to extremities, , some fading to top of vol. 1, and prev owner inscription dated 1826, on ffep. Internally tight and clean. Marbled endpapers and fore edges. Full calf, with raised bands onn gilt stamped spine. Gilt decorated borders and dentelles. Engraved frontis and title pages. A little worn, but sound..

London: London: printed by M. Flesher, for Walter Kettilby, at the Bishop's Head in St. Paul's Church-Yard, 1684. 1st Edition . Full leather. Near Fine. First edition, quarto; [12], 288, [52], 305-472, [12]pp., complete with imprimatur leaf preceding title-page and separate dated title-page to "An historical account of the College's proceedings against empiricks" on leaf 2P1 recto. In period style 20th century full leather by J.May of London (with only the lightest of wear), blind double fillets to board margins, five raised spine bands with gilt lettered spine label to second compartment, all page edges gilt, small single marginal wormhole to a few rear leaves not affecting text, first and last leaves marginally stained by leather turn-ins, occasional very feint spots and unobtrusive light paper browning, overall a clean copy of these important early accounts of the Royal College of Physicians undertaken, probably at the request of the College, by Charle Goodall, later to become its President. A… Read More

1624 Vulgate Bible Sixto Clementine Lucas Correction Catholic PLANTIN Huge Folio
Franciscus Lucas of Brugensis was a 16th-century Catholic scholar from the Netherlands. At the end of his career, Lucas wrote a treatise on the corrections made to the Sixto-Clementine Vulgate Bible which was finalized in 1592 by Clement VIII.

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LUCAS, Franciscus of Brugensis
Romanæ correctionis in Latinis Bibliis editionis Vvlgatæ, ivssv Sixti V. Pont. Max. recognitis, loca insigniora ... : accessit Libellus alter, continens alias lectionum varietates in eisdem Bibliis latinis ex vetustis manuscriptis exemplaribus collectas
Antverpiae : ex officina Plantiniana, apud Balthasarem Moretum, 1624.

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32 leaves (64 unnumbered pages)
· Language: Latin
· Binding: Leather; tight & secure
· Size: ~15.25in X 10in (38.5cm x 25.5cm)
· Very rare
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London: Printed in the year, 1654.. [10],148pp. Small octavo. Extracted from previous binding, a.e.g. Scattered foxing, small burn hole in B3-4 affecting a few letters in one margin, title cropped at top with loss of 'The', otherwise a good copy. First edition, of two editions published the same year of this anonymous work. The other edition bears a somewhat variant title sub- title and is paginated at 154pp. and sometimes includes a portrait. The prefatory poem, an extract from John Lydgate's "Fall of Princes," is printed in black letter. A prose account of the Peasant's Revolt of 1381 led by Tyler, as well as its spiritual inspiration by John Ball, who is featured as "Baal' in the subtitle of the second edition. ESTC R208498. WING C4672. WITHER TO PRIOR 175.

M. Clark for Samuel Mearne, in Little Britain, John Martyn, in St. Paul’s Church-yard, and Henry Herringman, in the New Exchange, London, 1680; 12mo; blank flyleaf, title page, A1-7, 1-222, 3 pg. index, Q1-9, blank, 1-28, blank, title page, I-X, 1-110, blank, 2 pg. index, page 111. The 1680 edition, containing three additional essays: "A Fragment Of An Essay On Fame," "A Civic Character Of Julius Cesar," and "A Civic Character Of Augustus Cesar," thus increasing the total number to sixty-one, plus the two titled works "Of The Colours Of Good & Evil," and "The Wisdom Of The Antients" (Sir Arthur Gorges translation). Attractive British armorial binding, finely rebacked by Rene Patron of Hollywood, California in brown calf with genuine raised bands, morocco label, and gilt spine titles. Quill & ink inscription on front pastedown: "The gift of Clement Watson of New Zealand, ‘81." Engraved armorial bookplate on rear pastedown (on a mount a… Read More

London: F. C. & I. Rivington, 1820. Book. Very Good. Full-Leather. First Thus. Very good, with rubbing and wear to extremities, , some fading to top of vol. 1, and prev owner inscription dated 1826, on ffep. Internally tight and clean. Marbled endpapers and fore edges. Full calf, with raised bands onn gilt stamped spine. Gilt decorated borders and dentelles. Engraved frontis and title pages. A little worn, but sound..

London: London: printed for J. Nourse, at the Lamb, opposite Katherine-Street, in the Strand, 1746. 1st Edition . Full leather. Very Good. First edition, octavo; xvi,232pp, with full complement of 34 engravings, 33 of which are folding. In contemporary unlettered full calf (a little worn with minor loss to board corners, sometime skilfully rebacked in matching leather), five raised spine bands, internally clean with only the lightest of occasional dust staining. Muller was deputy head of the Royal Military Academy, Woolwich, where he was instrumental to its transformation into a disciplined cadet academy. An attractive first edition example of his first work. Laurence Sterne possessed the text in second edition, with possible influence on Uncle Toby and Corporal Trim's obsessions with fortification in The Life and Opinions of Tristram Shandy. ESTC T176381.

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