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A grand system of Divinity, from the French, with a multitude of historical examples, parables and apologues. Collation. -Thirty-seven leaves, sign. a to e inclu- gate sively, in eights, a 1 and e 8 blank. See made Ames' Typog. Antiq. by Dr. Dibdin, i. 325-30. Bibl. Spencer. iv. 327-9. The Lyf of our Ladye. Enprynted by Wylliam Caxton, folio. Roxburghe, 3257, table and six leaves wanting, 491. resold White Knights, 4to. The Testament of John LydMonke of Berry: whiche he hymselfe by his Lyfe Dayes. tains ciii folios with an additional leaf,. From Pynson's press. The volume conhaving a cut of Christ sitting under the cross. A copy is in the public library at Cambridge. LYDGATE, John. The Hystory, is Alytell shorte Cronycle begynninge Sege and Destruccyon of Troye. Comynge of Brute: and the Reygne of at the vii. Ages of the Worlde, wt. the Emprynted by Richard Pynson, all the Kynges, with the Sayntes, and 1513, folio. Martyrs that have ben in this Lande.' LYDGATE, John. 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The Cronycle of all the Kynges Names that have regned in Englande syth the Conquest of Wyllam Conquerour. And sheweth the Dayes of theyr Coronacyon and of theyr Byrthe. Lond. by W. de Worde, 1530, 4to. D 7, in eights. is annexed the Tragedye of Gorborduc. The Serpent of Deuision. Whereunto Lond. by Edward Allde, 1590, 4to. ling, 4l. 12s. 6d. Free A fragment of another edition, printed by Peter Treuerys, entitled A lytle Treatyse entytuled the Damage and Destruccyon in Realmes,' is noticed in Brydges' Censura Literaria. The Interpretation of the Names of Gods and Goddesses, as Poets wryte. Lond. Pynson, n. d. Heber, pt. iv. (title defective), 31. 10s. See GODS. The Maidens Crosse Rewe; here is a very necessarie Treatyse for all manner of persons to reade, etc. Impr. by Robert Wyer, 4to. BLACK LETTER, eight pages. A copy is in the Marquis of Stafford's Collection. Minor Poems. See PERCY SOCIETY, 1840, in Appendix. Life of St. Edmond, folio. MS. on vellum, with illuminations. 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Reprinted in 3 vols. sm. Svo. edited by Kelly, 1848-52. See CELTIC SOCIETY, App. Alethinologia, sive veridica Re(s)ponsio ad Invectivam Mendacijs Falacijs, &c. Fetam in plurimos Antistites, &c. Hibernos. Eudoxio Alethinologo Authore. Impress. 1664-7, 4to. Title and dedication, 4 leaves; text A to S in fours; index and errata, 6 leaves; in all, 82 leaves. The Supplement (printed in 1667) contains a title, 13 prefatory leaves, 282 pages of text; and 9 leaves of index and errata. A copy is in the Grenville Library, British Museum. Heber, pt. iv. 1172. The Supplement only, wanting title and three of the preliminary leaves, 87. 8s. Pii Antistitis Icon, siue de Vita et Morte Rmi. D. Francisci Kirovani AllaArchidiacono Tuamensi. Maclovii, 1669, densis Episcopi: Auctore Joanne Lynchæo 12mo. With a portrait of Kirwan by C. Hilaer. A copy, supposed to be unique, was in the possession of the late Mr. Heber, at whose sale it produced 181. 10s. LYNDE, Sir Humphry. Via Devia, the By Way. 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Edinb. 1802, 8vo. Horne Tooke, 402*, 5s. Ane Description of Pedder Coffeis. This poem, which is not in Chalmers' edition of Lyndsay's works, will be found inSelect Remains of the ancient popular Poetry of Scotland,' edited by Mr. Laing. Facsimile of an ancient Heraldic Manu script, emblazoned by Sir David Lyndsay in 1542 (edited by David Laing). Edinb. 1822, small folio, title, and 133 plates, containing several hundred shields. Of this early and authentic register of Scottish Arms only 100 copies were printed, 47. 14s. 6d. Eyton in 1848, morocco, 67. 18s. LYNE, Richard. Regnum Bri tanniæ tandem plenè in Heptarchiam redactum a Saxonibus, exLinea Valesiorum, et Linea Angliæ, Ao. 686. pulsis Britannis, &c. &c. Richardus Lyne fecit, et Remigius Hogenbergius, Servus D. Matt. (Parker) Archiep. Cantab. scripsit. 1574. This genealogical chart was afterwards prefixed to 'De Furoribus Norfolciensium, Ketto Duce, Alexandri Nevylli.' 1575. Newes of the complement of the Art of Navigation. 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