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Editionum Tempora et Loca
X 7
 
The second volume conteinyng those statutes whiche have ben made in the tyme of the most victoriouse reigne of kyng Henrie the Eight. fol. STC 9303.7. The title in Weldon runs: 'The statutes made in the time of H. VIII'
London 1551
5 R 11
 
The secret history of the Duke of Alançon and Queen Elizabeth. 12mo. Wing S 2341
London 1691
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Hugh Tootell
The secret policy of the English Society of Jesus. Discover'd in a series of attempts against the clergy. 8vo. BKS 2773. Anon.
London 1715
4 K 54
Étienne Agard_de_Champs
The secret policy of the Jansenists. 8vo. 2nd ed. BKS 54. Anon.
n.p. 1703
6 O 20
Plinius
The secrets and wonders of the world ... abstracted out of that excellent naturall historiographer Plinie. 4to. STC 20032. Anon. A translation of Pierre de Changy's French abstract of Pliny's 'Naturalis historia'.
London 1585
1 Z 17
Thomas Pierce
The sinner impleaded in his own court. 8vo. Wing P 2201. Listed in Books in Hell.
London 1656
2 R 27
Jean Baptiste Tavernier
The six voyages of John Baptista Tavernier ... through Turky into Persia and the East-Indies. Tr. John Philips. fol. Wing T 256
London 1678
10 M 72
Henry Garnet
The societie of the rosary. Wherin is conteined the begining, increase, & profit of the same. 8vo. ARCR II, 319 or 320. Anon. ARCR states that the work was printed secretly in England in the years 1593-1597.
n.p. n.d.
2 Y 34
William Wrednot
The sorrowful soules solace, or teares of true repentance shed for sinne. Enlarged with a preservative against temptation, and consolations for the sicke, by Hugh Shepley. 12mo. 3rd ed. STC (addenda) 26014.3 where the author is identified. In Weldon under Hugh Shepley.
London 1611
13 M 77
Lorenzo Scupoli
The spiritual combat ... With a letter of S. Eucherius, bishop of Lyons. 12mo. Clancy 873. Anon.
Paris 1656
CA M
Gertrude More
The spiritual exercises ... and ideots devotions ... a lovers confessions. 12mo. Clancy 686. Edited by Augustine Baker.
Paris 1658
11 M 62
Gertrude More
The spiritual exercises ... and ideots devotions ... confessiones amantis. A lovers confessions. 12mo. Clancy 686. In Weldon under Augustine Baker, the editor.
Paris 1658
12 M 33-34
Gertrude More
The spiritual exercises ... and ideots devotions ... confessiones amantis. A lovers confessions. 12mo. Clancy 686. Two copies. Edited by Augustine Baker.
Paris 1658
10 M 85
Lorenzo Scupoli
The spirituall combat ... With a letter of S. Eucherius, bishop of Lyons. 12mo. Clancy 873
Paris 1656
3 I 1
Thomas More
The supplycacyon of soulys ... agaynst the supplycacyon of beggars. fol. STC 18092. Copac gives [London 1529]. A reply to Simon Fish 'A supplication for the beggars'. Weldon copy in Bibl. Mazarine. This and the next two items are bound in one volume.
n.p. n.d.
W 7
Aaron Rathborne
The surveyor in foure bookes. fol. STC 20748
London 1616
CA S
Jean Puget de la Serre
The sweete thoughts of death and eternity. Tr. Henry Hawkins. 8vo. ARCR II, 392; Weldon has 'Paris' (the place-name on the tp) as the place of publication. ARCR suggests St. Omer.
Paris 1632
5 T 37
William Hope
The swordsman's vade mecum: or a preservative against the surprize of a sudden attack with sharps. 8vo. 2nd ed. Wing H 2717
London 1694
& 7
Henry More
The theological works. fol. Separate title-pages for 'A modest inquiry into the mystery of iniquity', 1705; 'Synopsis prophetica, or: the second part of the Enquiry', 1706; 'A prophetical exposition of the seven epistles', 1706; 'An antidote against idolatry', and 'An appendix to the late antidote', 1706. Listed in Books in Hell.
London 1708
9 K 31
Robert Persons
The third part of a treatise intituled: of three conversions of England from paganism to christian religion. 8vo. ARCR II, 638. Vol. 2. In Weldon under N.D.
n.p. 1604
LA S
John Floyd
The totall summe. Or no danger of damnation unto roman catholiques. Proved by the confessions, and sayings of M. William Chillingworth. 4to. ARCR II, 303. Anon. The book by Chillingworth referred to is 'The religion of protestants a safe way to salvation'.
n.p. 1639
4 I 32-33
John Heigham
The touchstone of the reformed gospel. 12mo. Clancy 490. Two copies. Anon.
n.p. 1678
7 R 28
Giovanni Boccaccio
The tragedies, gathered by Ihon Bochas, of all such princes as fell from theyr estates throughe the mutability of fortune. fol. Under John Lydgate, the editor and translator, in Weldon. STC 3178 suggests [1554?].
London n.d.
9 R 50
William Carr
The travellours guide. 12mo. Wing C 637
London 1695
7 R 20
Andrew Michael Ramsay
The travels of Cyrus. 4to. 4th ed.  
London 1730
10 M 58-62
Richard Smith
The treatise of the best kinde of confessors. 12mo. Clancy 916. Five copies. Clancy: ‘the best confessors were canonical pastors’.
n.p. 1651
2 R 37
 
The trial in ejectment (at large) between Campbell Craig, lessee of James Annesley Esq; and others, plaintiff; and the Right Honourable Richard Earl of Anglesey, defendant ... anno 1743. fol.  
London 1744
6 I 26
Edward Weston
The triall of christian truht [sic] ... second part. 4to. ARCR II, 799
Douai 1615
2 O 17
Ralph Cudworth
The true intellectual system of the universe. fol. Wing C 7471
London 1678
6 K 38
Matthieu de Saint-Quentin
The true portraiture of the Church of Jesus Christ. Tr. Theodulus Philadelphus. 8vo. Clancy 657. Under Theodulus Philadelphus, the translator, in Weldon. Anon. in Wing. Clancy gives the author.
Boulogne 1670
2 Y 33
Andreas Gerardus
The true tryal and examination of a mans own selfe. 12mo. STC 11761.7. Under T. Newton, the translator, in Weldon.
London 1602
3 & 35
Thomas Sherlock
The tryal of the witnesses of the resurrection of Jesus. 8vo. 10th ed. Anon. Under 'A collection of tracts and discourses' in Weldon. 'The tryal' is a treatise against the deists. Listed in Books in Hell.
London 1740
10 M 40
Alfonso Rodriguez
The two first treatises of the first part of christian perfection. 8vo. ARCR II, 544. In ARCR under Sir Tobie Matthew, the translator. ARCR gives St. Omer as the place of publication.
n.p. 1631
CA R
Alfonso Rodriguez
The two first treatises of the first part of christian perfection. 8vo. ARCR II, 544. In ARCR under Sir Tobie Matthew, the translator. ARCR gives St. Omer as the place of publication.
n.p. 1631
9 K 8
Ignatius Brown
The unerring and unerrable church. By I.S. 8vo. Clancy 147. In Weldon under I.S. An answer to a sermon preached by Andrew Sall, a protestant minister. Wing suggests Douai as place of publication.
n.p. 1675
1 V 36
Richard Mathews
The unlearned alchymist his antidote, or a more full and ample explanation of the use, virtue and benefit of my pill, entituled, An effectual diaphoretick. 8vo. Wing M 1291
London 1663
7 K 39
Thomas Sherlock
The use and intent of prophecy in the several ages of the world. 8vo. 4th ed. Sherlock was Bishop of London.
London 1744
3 & 28
James Foster
The usefulness, truth and excellency of the christian revelation defended against ... a ... book, intitled, Christianity as old as the creation. 8vo. 3rd ed. Against Matthew Tindal.
London 1734
5 R 17-18
Henry Peacham
The valley of varietie: or, a discourse fitting for the times, containing passages out of antiquity, philosophy and history. 12mo. Two copies. STC 19518
London 1638
3 R 47-48
Richard Lassels
The voyage of Italy, or: a compleat journey through Italy: in two parts. 12mo. 2 vols. Wing L 464
Paris 1670
10 M 68-69
Martin Greene
The voyce of truth or the high way leading to true peace. 12mo. Two copies. Clancy 475. In Weldon under M.G. and with the second part of the title.
Ghent 1676
9 K 28
Robert Persons
The warn-word to Sir Francis Hastinges Wast-word ... by N.D. 8vo. ARCR II, 640. Anon. On tp and in Weldon the author is given as N.D.
n.p. 1602
CA B
Robert Burton
The wars in England, Scotland, and Ireland. 8vo. 4th ed. Wing C 7358. Burton was the pseudonym of Nathaniel Crouch.
London 1683
10 M 83
Henri-Marie Boudon
The wayes of the crosse or the way to true knowledge. 12mo. Clancy 131. Anon.
Paris 1676
1 W 14
Humphrey Baker
The well-sprynge of sciences which teacheth the perfect worke and practise of arithmeticke. 8vo. STC 1209.5
London 1562
W 17
Robert Record
The whetstone of witte, which is the seconde parte of arithmetike. 4to. STC 20820. Anon.
London 1557
V 30
William Rabisha
The whole body of cookery dissected, taught and fully manifested. There are London eds of 1661, 1673, 1675 and 1682.
n.p. n.d.
9 M 31.2-31.3
Robert Nelson
The whole duty of a christian in 3 parts. Anon. Two copies. This is either Hugo Grotius 'The whole duty of a christian' (London 1711) or more likely Robert Nelson 'The whole duty of a christian ... for the use of the charity-schools, lately erected in and about London (Edinburgh 1711).
n.p. 1711
Z 33-34
Richard Allestree
The whole duty of man. 8vo. Wing A 1192B. Two copies. Anon.
London 1699
1 P 25
Homerus
The whole works of Homer. Tr. George Chapman. fol. Copac lists eds of [1612], [1616], [1633 or 4] and [1635], all published in London.
n.p. n.d.
4 T 35
Francis Bacon
The wisedome of the ancients. 12mo. STC 1130. Tr. Sir Arthur Gorges.
London 1619
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