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The New Bibliography of

Edited by GEORGE WATSON

Volume 1 600-1660

CAMBRIDGE AT THE UNIVERSITY PRESS 1974 CONTENTS Editor's preface page xxv List of contributors to volume i xxix

Abbreviations XXXI

GENERAL INTRODUCTION I. Bibliographies (i) Lists of bibliographical sources column i (2) Journals etc 1 (3) Current lists of new books 3 (4) Current lists of English studies 5 (5) Reference works 5 (6) General library catalogues 7 (7) Catalogues of manuscripts 9 (8) Periods 11 (9) English universities and provinces 15 (10) Religious bodies 19

n. Histories and anthologies (1) General histories 21 (2) General histories of Scottish literature 23 (3) General histories of Irish literature 23 (4) Histories and catalogues of literary genres 25 (5) Anthologies 29 HI. Prosody and prose rhythm (1) General histories and bibliographies 33 (2) .. 33 (3) Middle English 37 (4) Chaucer to Wyatt 37 (5) Modern English 39 (6) Prose rhythm 51 IV. Language A General works 53 (1) Bibliographies 53 (2) Dictionaries 53 (3) Histories of the language, historical grammars etc 55 (4) Special studies 57 B Phonology and morphology (1) Old English 59 (2) Middle English , 75 (3) Modern English 89 CONTENTS C Syntax column in (1) General studies m (2) Old English 117 (3) Middle English 121 (4) Modern English 127 D Vocabulary and word formation 141 (1) General studies 141 (2) Special studies 141 (3) Old English 143 (4) Middle English 153 (5) Modern English 157 (6) Loan-words x 163 E Place and personal names 169 (1) Bibliographies 169 (2) Place-names 169 (3) Personal names 181

THE ANGLO-SAXON PERIOD {TO 1100) I. A General works 187 (1) Bibliographies _ 187 (2) Histories 187 (3) Anthologies 189 . (4) Studies 191 (5) Ancillary studies 197 (a) Germanic background 197 (b) history 205 (c) palaeography: Latin, insular Mss to c. 1100, English Mss after 1100, runic script 209 B 225 (1) Dictionaries 225 (2) Collections and anthologies 225 (3) Manuscript studies 227 (4) General criticism 229 (5) Individual poems and authors 237 , Alms-giving, , Azarias, Battle of Brunanburh, Battle of Finnsburh, Battle of Maldon, 's death song, , , Csedmon, Caedmon's hymn, Christ, Christ and , , , Daniel, , Descent into , , , Durham proverbs, , , Exhortation to Christian living, , Fates of the apostles, Fortunes of men, Fragments of psalms, casket, Genesis, Gifts of men, Gloria I-II, Guthlac, Homiletic fragments I-II, Husband's message, Instructions for Christians, Judgment Day I-II, , , Kentish hymn, Latin-English proverbs, Leiden , Lord's prayer i-m, Maxims I-II, Menologium, Metres of Boethius, Metrical charms, Metrical epilogue to ms 41 Corpus Cambridge, Metrical epilogue to Pastoral care, Metrical preface to Gregory's Dialogues, Metrical preface to Pastoral care, Order of the world, psalter, Pharaoh, Phoenix, Physiologus, Poems of the Anglo-Saxon chronicle, Prayer, Precepts, vi CONTENTS Proverb from Winfrid's time, Psalm 50, Resignation, , Riming poem, Ruin, , , Seafarer, Seasons for fasting, , I-II, Summons to prayer, Thureth, , , Wanderer, , Wife's lament, column 237 C Prose 311 (1) Collections and anthologies 311 (2) General criticism 313 (3) Major translators of King Alfred's reign: King Alfred, Waerferth, anonymous translators 313 (4) Major writers of the later period: iElfric, 317 (5) Other religious prose: Translations of the , homilies, saints' lives, martyrology, apocrypha and legends, rules, penitential texts, liturgy and prayers, miscellaneous 323 (6) The Chronicle 329 (7) Laws, charters etc 331 (8) Science, and magic, and folklore 333 (9) Other secular prose 335

II. Writings in Latin A General works 335 (1) Collections of sources 335 (2) Literary histories etc 337 B British Celtic writers 337 Gildas 337 Historia Britonum and Nennius 339 Hisperica famina 340 C Irish writers, first period 341 Irish hymns 341 Irish liturgical books 341 St Patrick 341 Columba or Colum-cille 341 Columbanus 342 Adamnan, abbot of Iona 342 Minor Irish Latin writers 343 Anonymous Irish Latin writings 344 D Anglo-Saxon writers, first period 343 Aldhelm 343 iEthelwald 344 The monk of Whitby 345 Felix, monk of Croyland 345 Eddius Stephanus 345 Tatwine, of 345 Eusebius or Hwaetberht 345 Bede 345 and prayer books 350 vii CONTENTS Anglo-Saxon writers, second period column 349 Boniface or Wynfrith 349 Aethelwulf 349 350 Asser, Bishop of Sherborne 352 Frithegode or Fridegodus 352 Wulfstan of Winchester 352 Irish writers, second period 351 Josephus Scottus 35i Dungal 35i Smaragdus of St Mihiel 353 Dicuil 353 Clemens Scottus 353 Malsachanus 353 Cruindmelus 354 Sedulius Scottus 354 Johannes Scotus Erigena 354 Other Irish writings 356

THE MIDDLE ENGLISH PERIOD (1100-1500) 1. Introduction (1) Bibliographies 357 (2) Historical source-material 357 (3) Manuscripts, incunabula, medieval libraries etc 369 (4) Literary history and criticism 375 (5) Collections 381

2. Middle English literature I. The Middle English romances (1) General 383 (2) Arthurian romances: the 389 (3) Charlemagne romances: the matter of 415 (4) The matter of antiquity (Alexander, Troy, Thebes) 421 (5) The cycle of Godfrey of Bouillon 427 (6) The'matter of ' 429^ (7) 'Breton lays' 435 (8) Romances based on legends of the Eustace-Constance- Florence type . 441 (9) Composites of courtly romance 445 (10) 'Ancestral' romances 447 (11) Didactic legends 449 (12) Miscellaneous romances 451

vm CONTENTS n. Middle English literature to 1400 (i) Tales column 455 (2) Chronicles 459 (3) Travel 467 (4) Prophecies 473 (5) Versions of the Bible 477 (6) 481 (7) John Wyclif and Wycliflite writings 491 (8) Other religious writings 495 (9) Saints' legends 523 (10) William Langland and associated poems 533 (11) The Pearl poet 547 (12) John Gower 553 in. (1) Bibliographies etc 557 (2) Collections 557 (3) Major poems 557 (4) Prose 589 (5) Minor poems 589 (6) Doubtful or suppositious works 59i (7) Sources, analogues and literary relations 597 (8) Language, style and versification 605 (9) Manuscripts, chronology and text 611 (10) Life and background 615 (11) Influence 625 IV. Education (1) Bibliographies and general studies 627 (2) Primary sources 629 (3) Secondary works 633

3. The fifteenth century I. The English Chaucerians John Lydgate 639 Thomas Hoccleve 646 Benedict Burgh 648 George Ashby 648 Henry Bradshaw / 649 George Ripley, Thomas Norton and other alchemists / 649 Osbern Bokenham 649 Stephen Hawes 650 Pseudo-Chaucerian pieces 652

IX CONTENTS II. Middle Scots poets (t) Middle Scots anthologies column 651 (2) General studies 653 James I, King of 654 Richard Holland 657 Blind Hary 657 658 660 662 662

IH. English prose of the fifteenth century John Capgrave 663 Reginald Pecock 665 Sir John Fortescue 666 667 Sir 674 John Bourchier, Baron Berners 678

IV. Miscellaneous and anonymous verse and prose of the fifteenth century (1) Collections and anthologies . 679 (2) Chronicles in English 681 (3) Correspondence 683 (4) Other verse 683 (5) Other prose 687 (6) Miscellaneous 695

4. Songs and ballads I. Songs and lyrics ^ (1) Bibliographies ~ 697 (2) Editions 699 (3) Studies 703 St Godric 709 Laurence Minot 710 William of Shoreham 710 William Herebert A10 II. Ballads (1) Bibliographies 711 (2) Editions 711 (3) Studies 715 CONTENTS 5. Medieval drama (1) Bibliographies column 719 (2) Histories 719 (3) Collections 721 (4) Liturgical drama 721 (5) Anglo-Norman drama 725 (6) Cornish and Welsh drama 727 (7) English mystery and miracle plays 727 (8) Spectacles and minstrelsy to 1485 739 (9) Folk drama 741 6. Writings in Latin (1) Principal collections of sources 743 (2) Bibliographies and literary histories 743 (3) Anthologies 745 (4) Secondary authorities 745 (5) Anglo-Norman period 1066-1154 751 (6) Early Plantagenet period to 1200 759 (7) Thirteenth century 767 (8) Fourteenth century 785 (9) Fifteenth century 801

THE RENAISSANCE TO THE (1500-1660) 1. Introduction I. General works (1) Bibliographies 807 (2) Collections 811 (3) Literary history and criticism r 813 (4) General background ^ 823

II. Literary relations with the Continent (1) General 833 (2) European literature in general 835 (3) Foreign influences on English literature 837 (4) International Latin ^\ 841 (5) French 859 (6) German 875 (7) Italian 883 (8) Spanish 903 (9) Dutch etc 917 (10) Scandinavian 919 (11) Russian 921 (12) Hungarian 923 (13) Other countries 923 xi CONTENTS m. Book production and distribution Bibliography column 925 A General bibliography 925 B Evidence and methods 927 II The accessory crafts C Parchment and paper: the making and importation of paper 927 D Writing and the manuscript book 929 E Bookbinding 935 F The illustration of books 939 III Printing and bookselling G The history and practice of printing 941 H Publication, distribution and bookselling 95i I Printers and booksellers 955 J printers and booksellers 959 K Printing and bookselling in the provinces 965 L Scottish printing and bookselling 967 M Irish printing and bookselling 969 N Welsh printing and bookselling 969 0 English printing abroad 969 P The overseas book trade 971 Q_ The regulation of the book trade 971 R Authorship and copyright 975 S Lists of books and trade catalogues: general 977 T Other lists 981 U Libraries 985 V Book collectors and collecting 995

2. Poetry I. Introduction (1) Bibliographies 1007 (2) Miscellanies and representative ballad-collections 1007 (3) General studies ^^ 1013 II. Tudor poetry John Skelton 1015 Alexander Barclay 1019 Sir Thomas Wyatt 1020 Henry Howard, Earl of 1023 A mirror for magistrates 1024 George Gascoigne 1025 Nicholas Breton 1027 Edmund Spenser 1029 Sir Philip Sidney 1047

Xll CONTENTS Fulke Greville, Baron Brooke column 1057 Robert Southwell 1059 1061 Michael Drayton 1065 Thomas Campion 1069 Sir 1071

III. The Elizabethan sonnet 1073 IV. Minor Tudor poetry T.A., W. A., Achelley, Adam Bell, Alabaster, Alexander, Alsoppe, Armin, Arthington, Aske, Avale, Averell, R. B., Bacon, Baker, Baldwin, Bale, Banquet of dainties, Barlow, Barnes, Barnfield, Basse, Bastard, Batman, Baxter, Beaumont, Becon, Lady Bessy, Beverley, Bieston, Birchensa, Blenerhasset, Blundeville, Book of a ghostly father, Borde, Bradshaw, Brice, Arthur Broke, Thomas Broke the younger, Bushe, E. C, H. C, J. C. gent., J. C, J. C, T. C. gent., Calendar of shepherds, Carew, Castle of labour, Cavendish, Cavyl (Humphrey Cavell?), Thomas Chaloner the elder, Chapman, Chappell, Chester, Churchyard, Chute, Clapham, Cock LorreFs boat, Colclough, Colin Blowbols testament, Colse, Combe, Connaissance d'amours, Constable, Copland, Copley, Cotton, Coverdale, Crowley, T. D., Davies, Day, Deloney, Devereux, Dickenson, Dolman, Anne Dowriche, Drant, Drout, Translator of Du Bartas, Dyer, Dymoke, J. G. E. (Egerton?), Richard Edwards, Thomas Edwards, Elderton, Queen , Elviden, Maid Emlyn, Evans, Fabyan, Fairfax, Fenne, Ferrers, Feylde, Fifteen joys of marriage, Fisher, Fitzgeffrey, Fleming, Giles Fletcher the elder, Flodden field, Forrest, Fraunce, Fulwell, C.G. gent., Gale, Garter, Jeaste of Syr Gawayne, Gifford, God, Golding, Goodwyn, Googe, Gorges, Gosynhyll, Grange, Gray, Greepe, Life of St Gregory's mother, Griffin, Grimald, Grove, Elizabeth Grymeston, Guarini, Guilpin, T. H., T. H., Hake, Arthur Hall, , , John Harington the elder, Sir John Harington, Hawes, Hendred, Preservation of Henry VII, Henry VIII, Heraclitus and Democritus, Mary Herbert, Jasper Heywood, John Heywood, Higgins, Hilarie, Hogarde (or Huggarde), Hugh Holland, Robert Holland, Holme, Howard, Howell, Hudson, Hugh of Leicester, Hunnis, Hunting of the Cheviot, Image of hypocrisy, Jacob, Welcome to James I, Jenny, Jenynges, John of Capistrano, Johnson, Joseph of Armathia, Jousts of May and June, Kelton, Kendall, Kethe, Thomas Knell junior, of courtesy, Kyttes, E. L., F. L., R. L. gent, V. or U. L., W. L., Lane, Lewicke, Lisle, Lodowick Lloyd, Richard Lloyd, Lodge, Lok, Lord of Lorn, Lord's Prayer, Lovell, Lyly, Marbeck, Mardeley, St Margaret of Scotland, Markham, Marlowe, Marshall, Marston, Mary the Blessed Virgin, St Mary Magdalene, Christopher Middleton, Thomas Middleton, Miller of Abington, Moffet, Moone, Edward More, , Muggins, Mulcaster, Munday, A. N., Nashe, Nevill, Neville, Newbery, Humfrey Newton, of Cheshire, Thomas Newton gent., Nicholson, Niclas (Christopher Vitell?), Nixon, Norden, Norton, Nuce, Nutbrown maid, Ocland, Ogle, Henry Parker Baron Morley, , Parry, Partridge, Passions of the spirit, Peele, Peend, Peeris (Pyers), Percy, Petowe, Pett, Phaer, Phillip(s), Pilgrim's tale, Plowman's tale, Powell, Pricket, Procter, Proud wife's paternoster, Pyrrye, Ramsey, Rankins, Remedy of love, Hugh Rhodes, John Rhodes, ' , Robert the devil, Roberts, Robin Conscience, Robin Hood, Clement Robinson, Richard Robinson of Alton, Richard Robinson of London, Roche, Rogers, Rosse, the elder, Richard Rowlands, Samuel Rowlands, R. S. esquire, Sabie, Sackville, Salmacis and Hermaphroditus, Saltwood, Salusbury, Samuel, Schoolhouse of women, Scot, Scott, Scottish Field, Seager, Shakespeare, Sharrock, Shepherd, Skeltonical salutation, Smith that forged a new dame, Sir , Walter Smith, William Smith, Solomon and Marcolphus, Soowthern, Squire of low degree, Stanley, Stanyhurst, Sternhold, Storer, Studley, Sylvester, F. T., J. T., in English, Translator of Theocritus, St Thomas a Becket, Thynne, Tilney, Tofte, Tourneur, Trussel, Turbervile, Tusser, Twyne, Tye, Tyro, Udall, Underdowne, St Ursula, Vallans, Robert Vaughan, Sir , Vaux, Vennar(d), de Vere, xiii CONTENTS Vox populi vox Dei, D. W., R. W., T. W., Walter, Warner, Arthur Warren, William Warren, Watson, Weever, Whetstone, Geoffrey Whitney, Isabella Whitney, Whittingham, Whythorne, Wife lapped in morel's skin, Wilkinson, Willet, Willoby, Winter, Wotton, Wyrley, Yates, Young, Zepheria column 1079

V. Jacobean and Caroline poetry (1) Collections and anthologies 1161 (2) General studies 1163 1169 George Sandys 1186 Phineas Fletcher 1187 William Drummond of Hawthornden 1188 Giles Fletcher the younger 1190 1191 William Browne of Tavistock 1195 Robert Herrick 1196 1199 1199 George Herbert 1201 Thomas Carew 1207 William Habington 1208 Sir William Davenant 1208 1211 Sir John Suckling 1213 1214 Sir 1217 Abraham Cowley 1219 1221 Andrew Marvell 1222 Henry Vaughan 1230 Thomas Traherne 1235

VI. John Milton 1237 VII. Minor Jacobean and Caroline poetry (1603-60) Abbot, Alabaster, Aleyn, Andrewes, Austin, Aylett, Ayton (or Aytoun), Bancroft, Barksted, Baron, Barret, Basse, Sir John Beaumont, , Beedome, Benlowes, Bosworth, Bradstreet, Brome, Buckler, Cary (or Carey), Cartwright, Margaret Cavendish, William Cavendish, Chalkhill, Chamberlain, Chamberlayne, Chester, Cleveland, Anne Collins, Thomas Collins, Collop, Corbett, Crane, Cranley, Crompton, Crossman, Daniel, Day, E[dmund] EPys], Farley (or Farlie), Feltham, Charles Fitzgeffrey, Henry Fitzgeffrey, Joseph Fletcher, R. Fletcher, Godolphin, Gomersall, Hagthorpe, Hall, Hammond, Hannay, Harbert, Harvey, Haviland, Heath, Herbert, Hookes, Howard, Hubert, Jenkyn (or Jenkyns), Knevet, Kynaston, Lathum, Lawrence, Leighton, Lever, Lluelyn, Loe, Marmion, Mill, Niccols, Page, Paman, Henry Peacham the younger, Pestel, Philander, Philipot, Pick, Prestwich, Quarles, Richards, Robinson, Ross, Russell, Sheppard, Smith, the elder, Stevenson, Stradling, Strode, Sylvester, Edward Taylor, Townshend (or Townsend), Tubbe, Washbourne, Watkyns, Weever, Whiting, Wigglesworth, Wotton (or Wootton), Lady Mary Wroth, Wyvill 1295

XIV CONTENTS VUJ. Emblem books 1327 IX. Epigrams and formal satire 1333 X. Song books 1337

3. Drama I. Introduction (1) Bibliographies and dictionaries of plays and dramatists column 1361 (2) Collections of plays 1363 (3) History, criticism and special studies 1367

n. Theatres and actors (1) Documentary sources: public records, playhouse and private records 1379 (2) Bibliographies and general histories of the stage 1381 (3) Censorship and government regulation of the stage 1383 (4) Court, public and private theatres 1383 (5) Companies, actors and production 1387 (6) Theatre management and stage management 1393

m. The Puritan attack on the stage (1) Bibliographies 1395 (2) Contemporary accounts 1395

IV. Moralities (1) General studies 1401 (2) Pre-Tudor moralities 1403 (3) Early Tudor moralities: Bale, Lindsay, Medwall, Rastell, Redford, Skelton, Wever, anonymous plays 1403 (4) Elizabethan moralities: Fulwell, Garter, Lupton, Lewis Wager, William Wager, Wapull, Wilson, Woodes, anonymous plays 1407

V. The early comedies (1) General studies 1411 Henry Medwall 1412 John Rastell 1412 John Heywood 1413 1414 (2) Other comedies: Edwards, Ingelend, Phillip, Stevenson, Whetstone, anonymous plays . 1415 (3) School and prodigal son plays: Gascoigne, Ingelend, Palsgrave, Udall, anonymous plays 1419

xv CONTENTS VI. The early tragedies (1) General studies column 1421 (2) Translations from Seneca: Jasper Heywood, Alexander Nevyle, Thomas Nuce, John Studley 1421 (3) Other tragedies: Lumley, Cheke, Pickering, R. B. 1423

VII. Later Elizabethan drama John Lyly 1423 Thomas Kyd 1427 George Peele 1431 Thomas Lodge 1434 Robert Greene 1437 1443 Thomas Nashe 1456

Vm. Minor Elizabethan drama (1580-1603) Brandon, Chettle, Daniel, Day, Drayton, Haughton, Munday, Porter, Rowley, Mary Herbert, Yarington, anonymous plays 1580-1603 1461

IX. (1) Bibliographies 1473 (2) Concordances, glossaries, dictionaries etc 1475 (3) Shakespeare societies and periodicals 1475 (4) Collections 1475 (5) Plays 1483 A Quartos B Plays in 1623 Folio 1, 2, 3 Henry VI, Richard III, Comedy of errors, Titus Andronicus, Taming of the shrew, Two gentlemen oi Verona, Love's labour's lost, Romeo and Juliet, Richard II, A midsummer night's dream, King John, Merchant of Venice, 1, 2 Henry IV, Much ado about nothing, Henry V, , As you like it, Twelfth night, , Merry wives of Windsor, Troilus and Cressida, All's well that ends well, Measure for measure, Othello, King Lear, Macbeth, Antony and Cleopatra, Coriolanus, Timon of Athens, Cymbeline, Winter's tale, Tempest, Henry VIII 1483 C Plays excluded from the Folio Sir Thomas More, Edward III, Pericles, Two noble kinsmen etc 1551 (6) Poems Venus and Adonis, Lucrece, Passionate pilgrim, Phoenix and turtle, Sonnets, A lover's complaint 1557 (7) Life and personality of Shakespeare 1563 A Shakespeare's life 1563 B Shakespeare's personality and interests 1567 C Controversies about authorship 1575 (8) Criticism 1575 A Technical criticism 1575 B Aesthetic criticism 1591 C Shakespeare influence 1615

xvi CONTENTS X. Jacobean and Caroline drama George Chapman column 1637 Thomas Middleton 1646 1655 Thomas Dekker 1673 Thomas Heywood 1682 John Marston 1689 Cyril Tourneur 1694 1697 1703 Francis Beaumont and John Fletcher 1709 William Rowley 1719 John Ford 1721 1725

XI. Minor Jacobean and Caroline drama (1603-60) Armin, Barnes, Baron, Barry, Baylie, Belchier, Berkeley, Lady Elizabeth Brackley and Lady Jane Cavendish, Anthony Brewer, Thomas Brewer, , Burkhead, Burnell, Carlell, Cartwright, Elizabeth Cary, Henry Cary, Margaret Cavendish, William Cavendish, Chamberlain, Clavell, Cokayne, Cooke, Cox, Daborne, Davenport, Denny, D'Ouvilly, Drue, Fane, Fanshawe, Field, Freeman, Glapthorne, Goffe, Goldsmith, Gough, Harding, Hawkins, Heminges, Jacques, Jones, Jordan, Henry Killigrew, Thomas Killigrew, Kirke, Kirkham, Knevet, Lower, Mabbe, Manuche, Marmion, John Mason, John Mason, May, Mayne, Meriton, Montagu, Mountfort, Nabbes, Newman, Peaps, Prestwich, Rawlins, Reynolds, Rider, Rutter, Sampson, Sharpe, Sharpham, Shirley, Sidnam, Smith, Stephens, Swinhoe, Tailor, Talbot, Tatham, Towns(h)end, Wase, Wilkins, Willan, Wilson, anonymous plays 1729

XII. University plays (1500-1642) (1) General studies 1761 (2) Plays / Alabaster, Atkinson, Beaumont, Bellamy, Bernard, Blencowe, Brooke, Browne, Cartwright, Chapman, Christopherson, Crowther, Cruso, Davenant, Fisher, Fletcher, Forset, Gager, Gascoigne, Gascoigne and Kinwelmershe, Goldingham, Gray's Inn, Gwynne, Hacket, Hausted, Hawkesworth, Holyday, Hughes, Hutten, , Johnson, , Mead, Mease, Mewe, Middle Temple, Middleton, Neale, Norton and Sackville, Parsons, Randolph, Rickets, Ruggle, Sadler, Salterne, Simeon or Simmons, Snelling, Sparrowe, Stevenson, Strode, Stub, Tomkis, Verney, Vincent, Ward, Wibourne, Wilde, Wilmot, Noel, Stafford, G. Al. and Hatton, Worseley, Wren, Zouch, anonymous plays 1763

4. Religion I. Humanists and reformers General studies 1781 1784 Desiderius 1785 John Colet 1790 Sir Thomas More 1792 William Tindale 1809 xvu CONTENTS column 1811 1812 Sir 1813 Miles Coverdale 1814 1815 Thomas Lupset 1817 Simon Fish 1817 Sir Thomas Elyot 1818 1819 Matthew Parker 1820 1821 1822 Roger Ascham 1822 Thomas Lever 1824 Thomas Wilson 1824 1825 n. The English Bible (1) Bibliographies 1825 (2) Concordances, dictionaries etc 1827 (3) Collections 1829 (4) The Bibles 1829 Tindale, Joy, Coverdale, Rogers, Taverner, Great, Geneva, Bishops, Rheims-Douai, Authorized, Haak, Minor versions, Epitomes and extracts, Harmonies etc, Reconciliations (5) Studies 1845 (6) Commentaries etc: , 1853

m. The Prayer Book , Bibliographies \ 1887 Collections 1888 Breviary 1889 Primers 1889 Edward VI's first prayer book 1547 1890 Calvinist prayer books 1550 etc 1890 Edward VI's second prayer book 1552 1891 Queen Elizabeth's prayer book 1559 1891 Scottish book of common order 1562 1891 Jacobean prayer book 1603 1891 Scottish prayer book 1637 1891 Directory for public worship 1644 1891 Baxter's proposed Savoy liturgy 1661 1892 Charles IPs prayer book 1662 1892 William and Mary's proposed prayer book 1689 1892 Polyglot; translations 1892 Concordances 1893 Studies 1893

xviu CONTENTS TV. Versions of the Psalms (i) Bibliographies column 1895 (2) Collections 1895 (3) Versions 1897 (4) Complete editions 1899 (5) Studies 1901 V. Sermons and devotional writings Ecclesiastical background and history of preaching 1915 Andrewes 1918 1922 Thomas Becon 1922 1923 1926 1927 1928 Robert Parsons 1930 William Perkins 1931 John Rainolds (or Reynolds) 1932 Henry Smith 1932 Saint Robert Southwell 1933 1934 Other writers: Alcock, anonymous, Babington, Barrow, Bayly, Betson, Bilson, Boys, Bradford, Brinton (or Brunton), Broughton, Browne, Bruce, Bull, Byfield, Catherine Parr, Cole, Cowper, Day, Dennison, Dent, Dering, Drant, Edgeworth, Field, Fitzjames, Gilpin, Gouge, Greenham, Greenwood, Grindal, Harpsfield, Harrison, Hutchinson, King, Lever, Longland, Norden, Overall, Playfere, Richard Rogers, Thomas Rogers, Rollock, Sanders (or Sander), Sandys, Simon the Anchorite, Stapleton, Sutton, Tunstall, Udall, Ward, Watson, Whitforde or Whytford, Wollton 1935

vi. Jtucnara .nooKer 1949 VII. The Marprelate controversy 1957 Vm. The Caroline divines (1620-60) General studies 1963 Contemporary treatises on preaching 1969 1969 Thomas Adams 1970 Richard Baxter 1971 William Chillingworth 1973 1974 Nicholas Ferrar *975 John Gauden 1976 Joseph Hall 1977 1980 Henry King 1981 1982 1983 XIX 6-2 CONTENTS Robert Sanderson column 1983 Jeremy Taylor 1984 1987 1988 Other writers: Baker, Bolton, Brownrig (or Brownrigg), Burton, Calamy, Cartwright, Cheynell, Cressy, Dell, Downame, Duppa, Edwards, Forbes, Frank, Goodman, Gunning, Hakewill, Hales, Hall, Hardy, Hildersham, Holyday, Ingelo, Jackson,. Leighton, Love, Marshall, Mayne, Maynwaring, Moore, Gertrude More, Morley, Morton, Mountague (or Montagu), Owen, Palmer, Pearson, Peter, Pierce (or Peirse), Preston, Reynolds, Saltmarsh, Sheldon, Shelford, Sibbes, Sibthorpe, Spurstow, Sterry, Steward, Strode, Taylor, Thorndike, Tombes, Wallis, Walton, Ward, Wilkins, Williams, Worthington 1989

5. Popular and miscellaneous prose I. Pamphleteers and miscellaneous writers Barnaby Rich 2007 Gabriel Harvey 2008 Sir John Harington 2010 Gervase Markham 2011 Samuel Rowlands 2013 John Taylor 2014 Richard Brathwait 2020 II. Minor popular literature (1) Bibliographies 2021 (2) Collections of tracts 2023 (3) General studies 2023 (4) General social satires 2023 (5) Jest-books, comic dialogues, burlesques, mock prognostica- tions, drolleries etc 2025 (6) Quotations, maxims, proverbs, adages 2029 (7) Riddles 2031 (8) Tracts and satires on women and marriage 2031 (9) Rogue pamphlets and prison tracts etc 2033 (10) Tobacco pamphlets 2037 (11) Moral and political tracts and pamphlets 2037 (12) Broadside ballads 2041 (J3) Jigs 2043 IJJ. Character-books and essays (1) Character-books 2043 (2) Essays 2047 IV. Prose fiction (1) Bibliographies 2049 (2) Collections 2051 (3) Fiction 2051 (4) Studies 2059 (5) Translations into English 2059

XX CONTENTS V. News-sheets and newsbooks (i) Bibliographies and general studies to 1640 column 2067 (2) Pamphlets on domestic affairs to 1640 2069 (3) Pamphlets on affairs abroad to 1640 2075 (4) Unnumbered newsbooks 1620-2 2079 (5) Numbered newsbooks 1622-41 2081 (6) Bibliographies and general studies 1641-59 2087 (7) Journalists, printers and publishers after 1640 2091 (8) Newsbooks 1641-59 2093 VI. Travel (1) Bibliographies 2109 (2) Collections and histories 2111 (3) General studies 2113 (4) General 2117 (5) Europe and the Mediterranean 2121 (6) Africa and Asia 2141 (7) America 2149 VII. Translations into English (1) Translations from Greek and Latin classics 2165 (2) Translations from medieval and contemporary authors 2179 (3) Bibliographies and criticism 2193

6. History, philosophy, science and other forms of learning I. Historians, biographers and antiquaries A General works 2201 B 1500-58 (1) Hall and Leland 2203 (2) Minor historians 2203 Fabyan, Arnold, Vergil, Wriothesley, Harpsfield, Lanquet, Patten, London chronicles etc (3) Minor biographers 2205 Roper, Cavendish C 1558-1603 (1) Foxe, Parker, Holinshed and Stow 2207 (2) Minor historians 2209 Grafton, Clapham, Llwyd, Lambard, Smith, Sanders, Powell, Carew, Erdeswicke, Norden (3) Minor biographers and autobiographers 2213 Stapleton, Moysie, Vere D 1603-60 (1) Camden, Ralegh, Burton, Walton, Prynne, Howell, Whitelocke, Browne, Fuller, Urquhart 2213 xxi CONTENTS (2) Minor historians column 2235 Daniel, Sir George Carew, Davies, Hayward, Farmer, Speed, Monson, Bolton, Godwin, Buck, George Baron Carew, Moryson, Carleton, Spottiswoode, Naunton, Stafford, Wilson, Calderwood, Trussell, Balcanquhall, Heylyn, Baker, May, Sprigge, Wallington, Walker, Guthry, L'Estrange, Lilly, Bellings, Goodman, Sanderson, Osborne (3) Biographers and autobiographers 2247 Gerard, More, Carey, Poyntz, Pett, D'Ewes, Blair, Monroe, Laud, Walsingham, Hall, Roe, Lord Herbert of Cherbury, Weldon, Hopton, Digby, Sir Thomas Herbert, Cholmley, Slingsby, Ashburnham, Berkeley, Townshend, Monckton, Halkett, Cavendish, 'Memoirs of Charles I' (4) Antiquaries 2251 Spelman, Habington, Somner, Twysden, Carter n. Letters, diaries, autobiographies and (1) Letters 2253 (2) Diaries 2259 (3) Autobiographies 2263 (4) Biographies 2267 III. Economics and politics (1) Bibliographies 2273 (2) General studies 2273 (3) Select documents 2275 (4) Contemporary writings 2275 IV. Law (1) Bibliographies 2277 (2) General studies 2279 (3) Individual writers 2281 V. Scholarship (1) General studies 2285 (2) Dictionaries 2291 (3) Contemporary works of general learning 2293 (4) Biblical scholarship 2295 (5) The Early Fathers and Schoolmen 2295 (6) Disputational learning 2297 (7) Ecclesiastical and theological learning 2297 (8) Latin learning: Owen, Barclay, other Latinists 2299 (9) Greek learning 2303 VI. Literary criticism (1) Bibliographies 2307 (2) Collections 2307 (3) Individual critics 2307 Cox, Elyot, Ascham, Sherry, Wilson, Baldwin, Rainolde, Edwards, Rainolds, Willes, Gascoigne, Peacham, the elder, Harvey, Whetstone, Gosson, Lodge, E. K., Spenser, Sidney, Stanyhurst, King James VI and I, Temple, Day, Webbe, Fraunce, Nashe, Puttenham, Harington, Giles Fletcher, Carew, Chapman, Bacon, Bodenham, Daniel, 'Parnassus plays', Hoskyns, Thynne, Vaughan, Greville, Campion, Drayton, Jonson, John Fletcher, Heywood, Webster, Brathwait, Gil, Wither, Bolton, Vicars, Peacham, the younger, Farnaby, Hakewill, Digby, Reynolds, Alexander, Barton, Suckling, Junius, Milton, Ross, Howell, Wilkins, Denham, Gott, Stephens, Davenant, Hobbes, Sheppard, Blount, Collop, Cowley, Poole, Smith (4) General studies 2319 xxii CONTENTS VII. Philosophy General studies column 2321 Francis Bacon 2324 Thomas Hobbes 2325 Other philosophical writers 2329 Sir Thomas More, Baldwin, Wilson, Lever, Everard Digby, Temple, Case, Sanderson, Perkins, Barckley, Davies, Joseph Hall, Selden, Sanderson, Fludd, Crakanthorp, Carpenter, Fotherby, Lord Herbert of Cherbury, Hakewill, Ames, Flavel, Casaubon, Greville, Hartlib, John Hall, , Cudworth, Wallis, Bramhall, Sir Kenelm Digby, Ross, White, Filmer, Culverwel, Ward, Pordage, Stanley, Harrington, Lawson, Wren, Pierce, Stubbe, Smith, Boyle, Lucy, Gale, Parker, Tenison, Legrand, Eachard, Milton, Clarendon, Whitehall, Tyrrell, Dowel, Whichcote VUI. Science (1) General works 2343 (2) Mathematics and physical sciences 2349 (3) Astronomy 2353 (4) Astrology 2355 (5) Geography and navigation 2359 (6) Alchemy and chemistry 2361 (7) Medicine 2365 (8) , physiology and surgery 2369 (9) Botany and herbals 2373 (10) 2375 (11) Magic and witchcraft 2377 IX. Education A Bibliographies and general studies 2381 B Primary sources 2387 C Secondary sources - 2409

7. Scottish literature I. Introduction (1) Bibliographies 2419 (2) General studies 2419 (3) Cultural and social background 2419

II. Poetry and drama (1) General collections and anthologies 2421 (2) The later Scottish'makaris' 2421 Arbuthnot, Bellenden, Boyd, Burel, Davidson, Fowler, , Sir Patrick Hume, James VI of Scotland, Kirkcaldy, Lauder, Lindsay, Sir Richard Maitland, , , James Melville, Montgomerie, Philotus, Rolland Scott, Sempill, Semple, Stewart, Wedderburn (3) The later poets 2431 Henry Adamson, John Adamson, Craig, Gardyne or Garden, Gordon, Grahame, Hannay, Anna Hume, David Hume, Johnston, Kennedy, Lauder, Lithgow, Melville, Montrose, Mure, Murray, Ramsay (4) Writers in Latin 2437 xxiii CONTENTS in. Prose (1) and Renaissance 2437 Alane (Alesius), Ane declaratioun, Ane schort Catholik confession, Balnaves, Bannatyne, Bellenden, Birrell, Blackwood, Boece or Boethius, Book of common order, Bruce, Buchanan, Burne, Chalmers, Chepman and Myllar, Chisholm, Cockburn, Colville, Complaynt of Scotland, Craft of deyng, Craig, Devotional pieces, Diurnal of remarkable occurrents, Eglisham, Fergusson, Gau or Gall, Archibald Hamilton, John Hamilton, Archbishop of St Andrews, John Hamilton, , George Hay, Gilbert of the Haye, John Hay, Johannes de Irlandia, Historie and life of King James the Sext, Jonsone, Kennedy, King, Knox, Leslie, David Lindsay, Robert Lindsay, Major, Sir James Melville of Halhill, James Melville, Moysie, Nisbet, Richardinus or Richardson, Rutherford, Skene, Smetoun, Spectakle of luf, Thomson, Tyrie, Winzet (2) and religious controversy 2453 Abernethie, Adamson, Anderson, Alexander Baillie, Robert Baillie, Balcanquhal, Barclay, Baron, Binning, Robert Boyd, Zachary Boyd, Calderwood, Cameron, Cant, Chalmers, Corbet, Dickson, Douglas, Durham, Fergusson, John Forbes, Patrick Forbes, William Forbes, Gillespie, Gray, Guild, Guthrie, Henderson, Hewat, Johnston, Leslie, Maxwell, Michaelson, National Covenant, Ramsay, Rutherford, Simson or Symson, Strachan, Struther (3) Historians and antiquarians (1603-60) 2465 Robert Baillie, Sir William Baillie, Barclay, Con, Craig, Craufurd, Gordon, T. H., Houston, Hume, Johnston, Monteith, Row, Scot, Simson, Spalding, True relation, Wishart (4) Miscellaneous writers (1603-60) 2469 Anderson, Barclay, Blackwood, Bysset, Carmichaell, Douglas, Eglisham, John Gordon, Patrick Gordon, Gray, Hart, Hay, Hume, James VI, Lachrymae academiae, Leech (or Loaechius), Lithgow, Makgill, Makluire, Monteith (or Mentet), Ogston, Primrose, Row, Sibbald, Skene, Solemn warning, Wedderburn, Welwood (5) Prose writings in Latin 2475

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