4to. "A Catalogue of all the Earles of Pembroke that hath benn since the Conquest, in order as they succeeded, with the yssues of diverse of them, together with their proper Cote-armor, and a breefe remembrance written touching some matters of tache of the said Earles' Wherebie maye be seene in...
4to. A thin Volume very neatly written and intitled "A description of the library of the Escorial. Extracted from a book printed at Madrid, anno 1657; intitled Descripcion breve del Monasterio de S. Lorenzo el real del Escorial. Por el P. F. Francisco de los Santos. Translated by Philip Cartere...
4to. A poem in two parts, intitled "A Vision"; to which is added a poetical translation of part of Petrarch's Triumph of Love: the whole neatly transcribed, in the eighteenth century, on a glazed paper, with the borders printed in various colours.
4to. An English translation of the introductory part of a treatise on the Civil Law, written in Latin by Arthur Duck, LL.D. Prefixed is an account of the author of the treatise and his works, extracted from Wood's Athenæ Oxonienses. This book belonged to Basil Kennett.
4to. A work intitled "Natsichhatil-Moulouki, or a tract containing the edification of virtue to all Kings; being a true guide, shewing to all Mouhhamadanish Kings' and Regents, &c. how young or ignorant that.they be after being enthroned and come to sovereign government, how they all their life time religiously shall behave themselves, and without or being solicitous perfectly to govern their kingdoms; interlaced with all sorts of histories and sentences of learned men, taken out of all...