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A ballad. Licensed to J. Charlwood in betwene Syncerytie and Wilfull Ignor1563-4.

Licensed to Sampson Clark, 23 A godly new Dyaloge betwene Christe March, 1587–8. and a synner, meyte for all ages. Licensed

A newe northerne Dialogue betwene to W. Pickering in 1564.

Willsone and the warriner, and howe A Dialoge betwene a mayde of the Cetye Reynold Feares gott faire Nannye to his and a mayde of the Cuntrye abowte

Love. Licensed to Thomas Nelson, 13 chosyng of husboundes. A ballad. Li- August, 1591. censed to Robert Hackforth in 1566. A ballad of a Dialoge betwene a Lord A Dyaloge shewynge how the godly be

and his Lady. Licensed to Robert condemned by ye (vain]glorious worde- Bourne, 27 August, 1591. lynges. A ballad. "Licensed to A. Lacy A dialogue betwixt a Courtier and a in 1566–7.

Cuntry man. Licensed to Richard HigA merye Dialoge betwene Aratalogus and genbotham, 7 January, 1616–17. Virgo. A ballad. Licensed to A. Lacy Query, the same as Breton's Court and in 1566–7.

Country, 1618. A Dyaloge betwene ij beggers. Licensed A Dialogue between Tom Tell Troth and to W. Copland in 1567.

Robin Conscience. Licensed to Thomas

Lambert, 20th Sept. 1633. A Dyaloge shewynge the husbandmans treasure. A ballad. Licensed to W.

A Dialogue betweene Boot, Spurr, Pumpe,

and Slipper. Licensed to John Okes, Pickering in 1568–9.

22 Feb. 1638-9. A Dyaloge betwene God and man. A ballad. Licensed to J. Allde in 1568–9.

A Merry dialogue betweene Cuthbert and

Robert. Licensed to Francis Grove, 22 A ballad Dialoguewise betwene William October, 1639. Wax Wise and Walter Wold be Wanton

A Dialogve Betwixt a Rattle-Head and a concerninge thabuse of the Sabothe daye.

Round-Head. Neutralius being ModeLicensed to John Hynd, 28 Feb. 1578-9. rator betwixt both. With their peaceA dialogue betwene Baldwin and a Sailor. able agreement, and their Conference for Licensed to Robert Waldegrave, 2 Nov. maintaining their severall Opinions. 1580.

With the Argument against Bishops. A Pleasaunt Dialogue concerning Phisicke

Full of mirth, and repleat with witty Inand Phisitions. Imprinted at London

ventions. London, Printed for T. G. by Iohn Charlewood. 1580. [On A 2

MDCXLJ. 4°, 4 leaves. B. M. occurs this second title :] A Delectable A Dialogue Betwixt Sir George Booth, Dialogue. Wherein is contayned a And Sir John Presbyter, At their meetPleasaunt Disputation between two Span- ing near Chester, upon The Rendezvousish Gentlemen concerning Phisick and ing of the Army : Wherein, most of the Phisitions, with Answere of a learned Machinations depending upon that Affair, Maister giuen vpon their argument.

are discovered. London, Printed for Translated out of the Castlin tongue, By William Wild, 1659. 4°, 4 leaves. T. N[ewton ?] 8°, black letter, A-É in The Humours, and Conversations of the eights.

Town, Expos'd in Two Dialogues. The Dedicated by T. N. “To the woorship

First, of the Men. The Second, of the full Maister Thomas Fowler Esquire.” The first titlepage is mainly occupied by a large

Women. London, Printed for R. Bentley woodcut with figures of the Interlocutors.

1693 [1673.] 12o. A, 6 leaves : Unmentioned by Herbert.

B-G in twelves. A Dialogue Betwene Adge and youthe.

A Dialogue between the Pope and a Licensed to H. Carre, 13 Jan. 1580-1.

Phanatick, concerning Affairs in England. A ballad entitled “Youth and Age," By a Hearty Lover of his Prince and dialoguewise, is printed by Collier (old Country. London: Printed in the Year Ballads and Songs from MSS., 1869, 1680. 40, A-C 2 in fours. P. 49.)

A Dialogue between the Pope and the A moste excellent newe ballad Dyalogue Devil, about Owen and Baxter. London, vyse betwenne Christe and the soul of

Printed for S. J. 1681. A folio leaf. Licensed to Sampson Clark, 23 March, 1587-8.

A Dialogue between London & Oxford.

London, Printed in the Year 1681. A A proper newe ballade dyaloguewyse folio leaf, partly in verse.

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A Dialogue Betwixt Sam the Ferriman be added thereto. Licensed to George
of Dochet, Will A Waterman of London, Bishop the younger, 12 Sept. 1578.
And Tom A Bargeman of Oxford. Upon A Geographical Dictionary, in which are
the Kings Calling a Parliament to meet Described the most Eminent Countries
at Oxford. London, Printed in the Year, The Fifth Edition ... London :
1681. 4°, A-D in fours.

Printed for Charles Brome, ... 1687.
A Dialogue between two Burgesses, about 12°, A-H 6 in twelves.
Chusing their next Members of Parlia- An Historical Dictionary of England and
ment. (Col.) London, Printed in the Year Wales. In Three Parts. London,
1681. A folio leaf.

Printed for Abel Roper

1692. 80, A Dialogue between the D. of C. and the

A-I in sixes, A i blank and A 6 with
D. of P. at their meeting in Paris, with

Errata : A-M in sixes : A-D 2 in sixes.
the Ghost of Jane Shore. London : DIGBY, EVERARD.
Printed for J. Smith. A sheet. Ouvry Theoria Analytica, Viam ad Monarchiam
Cat., No. 35.

Scientiarum demonstrans, totius Philo-
A Dialogue between a late Lord Major

sophiæ & reliquarum Scientiarum, nec-
and a Recorder. As also the Battle non primorum postremorumq; Philoso-
Royal between three Clergy-Men ; which

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phorum mysteria arcanaq; dogmata enuhad been Printed sooner had the Author

cleans. In_tres libros digesta : Autore dar'd to Publish it. London : Printed

Everardo Dygbeio Anglo, in Artibus in the Year 1698. A sheet. Ouvry Cat.,

Magistro, Socio Collegij Diui Ioannis

Euangelista Cantabrigiensis. Loudini, 165.

Ex officina Henrici Bynneman, DIANA.

1579. Calend. Septemb. 4°. T, 4 The goddes Diana. A ballad: Licensed

leaves : 1T, 4 leaves: A–3 I in fours. to A. Lacy in 1565-6.

Dedicated to Sir Christopher Hatton. DICHANTE, GEORGE.

DIGBY, GEORGE, Second Earl of Bristol. A booke called Parinesis per Georgium The Third Speech of the Lord George Dochant [Dichante.] Licensed to H. Digby, To the House of Commons, ConGosson, 17 May, 1634.

cerning Bishops, and the Citie Petition, DICK, SIR WILLIAM.

the 9th of Febr: 1640. Printed for Tho: The Lamentable Estate. [1656.]

Walkley. 1640. 4°, A-C 2 in fours,

first leaf blank. For an account of this unfortunate man, see Scott's Heart of Mid-Lothian, Centen- The Lord Digbies Speech in the House ary ed., Notes, 553.

of Commons, To the Bill of Attainder, of DICKINSON, FRANCIS.

the Earle of Strafford, the 21 of April, A Precious Treasury of Twenty Rare

1641. Printed in the yeare, 1641. 4°, Secrets, Most Necessary, Pleasant, and

8 leaves, B 4 blank. Profitable for all sorts of People. Pub- The Speeches of the Lord Digby in the lished by Signier Francisco Dickinson an

High Court of Parliament, Concerning Expert Operator, and presumed to [be] as Grievances, and the Trienniall Parliagood as any the best in Europe. Lon- ment. Printed for Thomas Walkely, 1641. don, Printed for the Author, whose skill 4°, A-D in fours, D 4 blank. is approved. [October 19.) 1649. 4°,

The Lord Digbies Designe to betray 4 leaves. B. M.

Abingdon. Carryed on for divers Weekes DICKSON, DAVID.

by an Intercourse of Letters. Which are Trve Christian Love ; To bee sung with

here published for the satisfaction of all any of the common tunes of the Psalmes. men, By Serjeant Major General Brown. (Quotation. Edinburgh) Printed by J.

Together with the Cipher which the Lord W. for John Wilson, and are to be sold

Digby sent him for that purpose. London: at his shop in Glasgow. 1634. 8°, A-B

Printed for Laurence Blaiklock, . in eights, B 8 blank.

4o. D. Laing, 1879, No. 1080. This is pro- The Lord George Digby's Cabinet And bably the earliest Look published at Glas- Dr. Goff's Negotiations ; Together with gow.

His Majesties, the Queens, and the Lord DICTIONARY.

Jermin's, and other Letters : Taken at the Dictionaire colloques ou dialogues en Battel at Sherborn in Yorkshire about quattre langues. Flamen. Françoys. Es- the 15th of October last. Also Observapaignol, et Italien, with the Englishe to tions upon the said Letters. . . . London:

... 1644.

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Printed for Edward Husband, ... March collected and experimented, by the Hon. 26. 1646. 4°, A-I 2 in fours.

ourable and Learned Sir Kenelm Digby, DIGBY, JOHN, First Earl of Bristol.

Chancellor to the late Queen-Mother of A Speech, Made by the right Honour

England. Containing, Many Rare and able, Iohn Earle of Bristoll, in the high

Unheard of medicines, Published Court of Parliament, May 20, 1642. Con

since his Death, by George Hartman cerning an Accommodation. London,

Chymist, and Steward to the aforesaid Printed for Richard Marriot 1642. 4°,

Sir Kenelm, London, Printed for Will. AGB in fours.

Cooper, . . . 1683. 8°, A-S in eights.

Dedicated to Robert, Earl of Yarmouth. DIGBY, SIR KENELM. Two Treatises. In the One of which, Journal of a Voyage into the MediterThe Natvre of Bodies ; In the other, The

ranean by Sir Kenelm Digby. A.D. 1628. Nature of Mans Sovle ; Is looked into : Edited from the original MS. by John In way of Discovery, of the Immortality Bruce. 4°, 1868. Camden Society. of Reasonable Sovles. At Paris, DIGGES, DUDLEY. Printed by Gilles Blaizot. M.DC.XLIIII. The Vnlawfvlnesse of Subjects taking up With Priviledge. Folio. ă-i in fours :

Armes against their Soveraigne, in what õ, 6 leaves : , 4 leaves : A-3 N in fours,

case soever. Together with an Answer 3 N 4 blank. Dedicated to the author's

to all Objections scattered in their seveson, Kenelm Digby, from Paris, the last

rall Bookes. And a proofe that notwithof August, 1644.

standing such resistance as they plead Two Treatises : London, Printed for for, were not damnable, yet the present Iohn Williams M DC XLV. 4o. A, 8 Warre made upon the King is so . leaves : B, 4 leaves : 4 leaves : 4 Written by Dvdley Diggs, Gentleman : leaves : A (repeated)—Ggg in eights : late Fellow of All-Soules Colledge in (Hhh)-(Lil) in fours. With a portrait. Oxford. Printed in the Yeare of our Lord,

The last leaf is occupied by the Privilege 1647. Since the 25, day of March. 4°, of the French King for a translation into A-Y 2 in fours, besides the frontispiece, that language in the author's favour.

and 2 leaves of Contents. A Late Discourse made in a Solemne

The Unlawfulness of Subjects taking up Assembly of Nobles and Learned Men at

LonMontpellier in France, By Sr Kenelme

Arms against their Soveraigne Digby, Knight, &c. Touching the Cure

don, Printed by Thomas Mabb, for Wilof Wounds by the Powder of Sympathy;

liam Sheares, . . . 1662. 8°, A-M in With Instructions how to make the said

eights, besides the frontispiece and 4 Powder ; whereby many other Secrets of

leaves marked *, with the printed title

and Table. Nature are unfolded.... Rendered faithfully out of French in to English By The Compleat Ambassador : or Two R. White, Gent. The second Edition Treaties of the Intended Marriage of Qu: corrected and augmented : with the addi

Elizabeth of Glorious Memory, comprised tion of an Index. London, Printed by in Letters of Negotiation of Sir Francis R. Lowndes . . . 1658. 12°, A-G in Walsingham, her Resident in France, twelves. Dedicated by White to John together with the Answers of the Lord Digby, Esq., at Gothurst.

Burleigh, the Earl of Leicester, Sir Choice and Experimental Receipts in

Thomas Smith, and others. Wherein, Physick and Chirurgery, As also Cordial

as in a clear mirror, may be seen the and Distilled Waters and Spirits, Per

Faces of the two Courts of England & fumes, and other Curiosities. Collected France, as they then stood, with many by the Honourable and truly Learned

remarkable Passages of State, not at all Sir Kenelm Digby Kt. Chancellour to

mentioned in any History. Printed by her Majesty the Queen Mother. Tran

Thomas Newcomb for Gabriel Collins slated out of several Languages by G. H.

and Thomas Collins, 1655. Folio. With London, Printed for the Author, 1668.

a frontispiece by W. Faithorne. Title, 1 8o. A, 4 leaves, A 1 with label only :

leaf : Preface, 2 leaves : Table, 4 leaves : B-X'in eights. With a portrait by

B-M in fours : Table of principal matCross.

ters, 3 leaves. Dedicated by George Hartman to George, DIGGES, LEONARD. Duke of Buckingham.

A Prognostication euerlasting of rhygt Chymical Secrets, and Rare Experiments good effecte, frutefully augmented by the in Physick & Philosophy, with Figures author, côteyning playne, brief, pleasant, DIGGES.

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chosē rules to judge the weather by the Martiall Pyrotechnie and great Artillerie, Sunne, Moone, Sterres, To these hereafter to be published. At London and other nowe at the last are adjoyned Printed by Abell Jeffes. Anno. 1591. diuers general Pleasāt Tables, with many Folio, A-Cc in fours, Cc 4 with the Ercõpendious rules, easy to be had in me- rata. With cuts. morie, manifolde wayes profitable to al An Arithmeticall Militarie Treatise, maner men of understanding : once againe named Strathioticos: Compendiously published by Leonard Digges Gentleman,

teaching the Science of Nūbers, as well in the yeare of our Lorde, 1556. The se

in Fractions as Integers, and so much of conde Impression augmented by the author the Rules and Æquations Allgebraicall in the yeare 1556. Agayne Imprynted and Arte of Numbers Cossicall, as are by Thomas Gemini. 4°, A-G in

requisite for the Profession of a Soldiour. fours and A-D 2 in fours.

Together with the Moderne Militare A Prognostication everlasting of right Discipline, Offices, Lawes and Dueties in good effect, frutefully augmented by the euery well gouerned Campe and Armie author once againe publyshed by to be obserued : Long since attēpted by Leonard Digges gentleman, in the yeere Leonard Digges Gentleman, Augmented, of our Lord. 1564. Imprinted at London digested, and lately finished, by Thomas in Fletestrete by Thomas Marshe, nere Digges, his Sonne. Whereto he hath also to S. Dunstones Churche. 4°, black let- adioyned certaine Questions of great Orter, A-L in fours, L 4 blank, besides dinaunce, resolued in his other Treatize of title and dedication, 2 leaves. Woodcuts. Pyrotechny, and great Artillerie, hereA Boke Named Tectonicon. Briefely after to bee published. Vivet post Funera shewynge the exacte measurynge, and

Virtvs. At London : Printed by Henrie speady reckonynge all maner Lande, Bynneman. Anno Domini, 1579. 4°, squared Tymber, Stone, Steaples, Pyllers, black letter, A-Aa in fours, besides two Globes, &c. Further, declaringe the per

folded tables between X and Y and befecte makinge and large vse of the Car- tween Y and Z.

Dedicated to the Earl of Leicester, whose penters Ruler, conteyninge a Quadrant Geometricall, ... Published by Leonard

arms gartered are on the back of the title,

by Thomas Digges. Digges Gentleman, in the yere of our Lorde. 1556.. Imprynted at London by

An Arithmetical Warlike Treatise named

Stratioticos Thomas Gemini, dwellynge within the

First published by Blacke Friers: who is there ready exactly

Thomas Digges Esquire Anno salutis to make all the Instrumentes apperteyn

1579 ... lately reuiewed and corrected ynge to this Booke. Anno. 1562. 4°. A,

by the author himselfe, and also aug2 leaves : B-F in fours.

mented with sundry additions. At LonA Geometrical Practice, named Pantome

don Imprinted by Richard Field 1590.

4o. A, 2 leaves : B-Pp in fours, besides tria, diuided into three Bookes, Longi

2 folded leaves at LL. Dedicated to the metria, Planimetra and Stereometria,

Earl of Leicester. containing Rules manifolde for mensuration of all lines, Superficies and Solides : DIGGES, THOMAS, the Elder. with sundry strange conclusions both by Alæ. Sev Scalæ Mathematicæ, quibus instrument and without ... framed by visibilium remotissima coelorum Theatra Leonard Digges Gentleman,lately finished consciendi, & Planetarum omnium itinera by Thomas Digges his sonne. Who bathe

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A repeated, and L 4 having only the A Geometrical Practical Treatise named

Digges arms. Pantometria : : First published by DILLINGHAM, FRANCIS, M.A., of Thomas Digges Esquire, . . . Lately Re- Christ's College, Cambridge. viewed by the Avthor himselfe, and aug- A Disswasive from Poperie, containing mented with sundrie Additions ... to Twelve Effectval Reasons, by which every open the passage, and prepare a way to Papist, not wilfully blinded, may be the vnderstanding of the Treatize of brought to the truth, and euery Protestant

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confirmed in the same. Printed by South Entrance of y® Royall Exchange in Iohn Legat, Printer to the Vniuersitie of Corne-hill (Circa 1625.) 8°, 44 Cambridge. 1599. 8°, A-L 4 in eights. folded leaves and maps, including the DILLINGHAM, WILLIAM, S.T.D.

titlepage, the whole engraved. Poemata Varii Argumenti, Partim E A Direction for the English Traveller Georgio Herberto Latinè (utcunque) red- By which he shal be inabled to Coast dita, Partim conscripta, A Wilh. Dilling- about all England and Wales. . . . Are ham, S.T.D. Cantabrigiensi. Adscitis to be sold by Thomas Jenner at the South etiam aliis aliorum. Londini, Typis E. entrance of the Exchange 1643. Sm. Flesher ... MDCLXVIII. 8°. A, 4 leaves : 8°, 42 leaves, including prefixes and a B—Q in eights, last leaf blank.

large folded leaf of highways and roads. DINGLEY, ROBERT, M.A., of Magdalen DIRECTOR. College, Oxford.

A Brief Director for those that would Vox Cæli; Or, Philosophical, Historical, send their Letters to any parts of Engand Theological Observations of Thunder. land, Scotland, or Ireland. " Or a List of

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mon-Prayer: And for establishing and DIRECTION.

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