Triplicatio inchoata adversus Gulielmum Whitakerum. 4to. ARCR I, 1154. Part two of 'Principiorum fidei', published separately.

Triumphus catholicae veritatis adversus omnes haereses. 4to.  

Trogi Pompei historiarum philippicarum epitoma. Ed. Victorinus Strigelius. 8vo.  

Trois discours pour la religion catholique: des miracles, des saints et des images. 12mo.  

Trois livres des paracleses ou consolations des esprits affligez. 8vo. Chesneau is the translator of this book by Antoine Hemert.

Trois livres du bien de l'estat religieux, faicts en latin par Hierosme Platus. Weldon gives the date 1520. This is indeed the date on the title-page but as CCFr also notes this must be a mistake for 1620. Hieronymus Platus (Girolamo Piatti) was an Italian Jesuit who was born in 1545.

Trois traitez de controverse. 12mo. The three treatises are: I. La méthode pacifique; II. De la vraye église; III. De la vraye parole de Dieu.

Trois épistres de S. Hiérosme, l'une à Héliodore, l'autre à Julien et la dernière contre Vigilantius; avec deux autres de J. Pic de La Mirande à Jean François, son neveu. Tr. Jean Davy du Perron. 8vo.  

Troisième tome de l'académie françoise. fol. Not traced. Paris eds of 1590 and 1610, and a Lyon ed. of 1596 have been found

Truth and innocence vindicated. 8vo. Wing O 817. Anon. Against Parker's 'Discourse of ecclesiastical polity'. Listed in Books in Hell.

Truth will out: or a discovery of some untruths smoothly told by Dr. Ieremy Taylor in his Dissuasive from popery. 4to. Clancy 1136. Under E. W. in Weldon and Wing. Wing suggests London as the place of publication.

Turcici imperii status, accedit ... de regno Algeriano et Tunetano commentarius. Ed. Johannes de Laet. 16mo. Anon.

Tusculanarum quaestionum libri V. Ed. Filippo Beroaldo.  

Tusculanarum quaestionum libri V. Ed. Giorgio Valla et al. 4to.  

Two dialogues in English, between a doctor of divinity, and a student in the laws of England. 8vo. Wing S 318 or 318A. Anon. Weldon copy at Douai Abbey.

Two dialogues in English, between a doctor of divinity, and a student of the laws of England. 8vo. Either the 1673 or the 1687 ed. (Wing S 317-318).

Two dialogues in English, between a doctor of divinity, and a student of the laws of England. 8vo. Wing S 317 or 317A. Anon. Two copies, a later hand adds `iterum id. opus' (no extra shelfmark).

Two treatises in the one of which the nature of bodies; in the other, the nature of mans soule. fol. Clancy 321

Two volumes of collections of pieces relating to the history of the church in general. No further information.

Tyrocinium eloquentiae sive rhetorica nova et facilior. 12mo. 2nd ed.