deri de Origine ac Progressv Schismatis Anglicani Libri tres, aucti per Edovardvm Rishtonvm, Romæq; impressi; nunc verò in Germania iterum locupletiùs & castigatiùs edita. Cuiusq; Libri Argumenta Pagella Versa monstrabit. Ingolstadii, ex Officina Typographica Wolfgangi Ederi, 1588. 12mo. A-Bb, in eights, also title, epistle dedicatory to George, Archb. of Salisbury, by Wolfgangus Ederus, epistle to the reader, by Edovardys Rishtonvs, a preface of the author, 8 leaves. Hibbert, 7079, morocco, 16s. Col. Agrip. 1585. 8vo. 3s. 6d. Ingolst. 1586. 8vo. Romæ, 1586. 3s. 6d. Bindley, pt. iii. 916, with R. Twisden's autograph, and a ms. letter to him, 27. 15s. Hibbert, 7078, morocco, 17. 68. Agrip. 1610. Col. Agrip. 1628. 8vo. Best edition? 'A catalogue and refutation of this writer's calumnies and lies will be Colon. found in Bishop Burnet's History of the Reformation.'-Nicolson. The editions of Sanders' work vary considerably from each other. In French. 1587. Lloyd, 1118, 48. The Supper of our Lord set foorth in six Bookes according to the Truth of the Gospell and the Faith of the Catholike Churche, by Nicolas Saunder Doctor of Diuinitie. Louanii, 1565. 4to. The six books end on fol. 328, with this notice, 'Herevnto is added the seventh Booke, containing a Confutation of the fifth article of M. Iuels Reply against D. Harding,' &c. The seventh book concludes on fol. 425, with Approbatio' &c. Prefixed to the volume is a dedication To the Body and Blood of our Sauiour Jesus Christ' &c. Louanii, 1566. 4to. 12s. Fol. 425, besides title, priviledge, approbatio, and dedication. A Treatise of the Jmages of Christ and of his Saints and that it is vnlawfull to breake them, and lawful to honour them. With a Confutation of such false Doctrine as M. Jewel hath vttered in his Replie, concerning that Matter. Made by Nicolas Sander, Doctour of Diuinitie. Lovanii, apud Ioannem Foulerum, 1567. 8vo. Contain fol. 140. Prefixed is an epistle To the Reader.' The Rocke of the Churche, wherein the Primacy of S. Peter and of his Successours the Bishops of Rome is proued out of Gods Worde. By Nicolas Sander D. of Diuinity. Lovanii apud Ioannem Foulerum, 1567. 16mo. Inglis, 1291, 17. 8s. St. Omer, 1642. 8vo. De visibili Monarchia Ecclesiæ Libri VIII. Lov. 1571. Ant. 1581. Wirceb. 1592. folio. vna cum Errorum & Calumniarum quarundam Examine quæ continentur in septimo lao Sandero conscripta. Lond. apud Ioh. Dayum, 1573. 4to. Contains T in fours. Bindley, pt. iii. 1804, 2s. 6d. This work was written by Batholomew Clerke. Libro de visibili Ecclesiæ Monarchia a Nico Anti-Sanderus, duos continens Dialogos: in quibus varia N. Sanderi aliorumque Romanensium Calumniæ in hæc Anglorum ab Excusso Pontifice Tempora confictæ refelluntur. Cantab. 1593. 4to. Generally attributed to Dr. Cowell. See ACWORTH, George. BRIDGES, John. FULKE, William. NOWELL, Alexander. WHITAKER, William. A life of this noted defender of the Roman Catholic cause will be found in Wood's Athenæ Oxonienses. SANDERS, R. see SAUNDERS, Richard. - Capt. Tho. Description of a lamentable Voyage made to Tripoly in 1584; with the barbarous Vsage of our Men there. 1587. 4to. Licensed to Richard Jones and Edward White. Tho. Perspective Views (15) of the Market Towns within the County of Worcester. Worcester, 1777-81. folio. Hibbert, 7344, 3s. These views form part of the embellishments of the second vo lume of Nash's Worcestershire. SANDERSON, Patrick. The Antiquities of the Abbey or Cathedral Church of Durham, also a particular Account of the County Palatine of Durham. Newcastle upon Tyne, 1767. 12mo. Chiefly a reprint of John Davies' Durham, with extracts relating to the county from Magna Britannia. Heath, 4576, 7s. 6d. Dent, pt. i. 58, 3s. Collation.-Pp. 141 and 147, not including title, one leaf, dedication to Spencer Cowper, Dean of Durham, three pages, and errata, one page. Prefixed is a view of the cathedral and city of Durham from Elvett Moor. Robert, Bishop of Lincoln. Thirty-six Sermons, with Life by Isaac Walton. Eighth Edition corrected and amended. Lond. 1687. folio. 12s. Best edition. Of Bishop Sanderson Anth. à Wood remarks, that whether you consider him in his writings or conversation, from his first book of logic to his divinity lectures, sermons and other excellent discourses, the Fidelis Servi, Svbdito infideli Responsio, vastness of his judgment, the variety of his learning, all laid out for public benefit, his unparallel'd meekness, humility and constancy, you cannot but confess that the church of England could not lose a greater pillar, a better man, and more accomplished divine.' London, 1656. folio. This volume contains 24 sermons. London, Antoni Van Dyck, Eq. by Falthorne. Bindley, pt. iii. 833, 11s. 6d. Towneley, pt. ii. 1519, 19s. Baker, 841, 12s. See Brydges' British Bibliographer, iv. 226—8. SANDERUS Anglice SANDERS. SANDFORD, Francis. A genea 1657. folio. This volume contains 14 Ser-logical History of the Kings and mons. London, 1671. folio. This vo lume contains 34 sermons. Lond. 1674. folio. This volume contains thirty-four sermons, with a portrait. Bindley, pt. iii. 1659, Lond. 1686. folio. with portrait by W. Dolle. The life prefixed is reprinted in the fifth volume of Wordsworth's Ecclesiastical Biography. 8ɛ. 6d. See WALTON, Isaac. Another memoir with a list of his works, will be found in Wood's Athen. Oxon. William. A compleat History of the Lives and Reigns of Mary Queen of Scots and her Son James the Sixth of Scotland. Lond. 1656. folio. With portraits of Mary and James by Gaywood. Hibbert, 7345, 19s. Bindley, pt. iii. 822, 17. 17s. Dowdeswell, 637, 21. Brockett, 2075, morocco, 5. 10s. At the end of Peter Heylin's Examen historicum will be found some virulent remarks upon this work. Bishop Kennet has likewise severely censured the works of this prejudiced historian, and Ant. à Wood observes, Sanderson's histories are not much valued, because they are mostly taken from printed authors and lying pamphlets.' Observations upon a Book intitled 'A compleat History' &c. by a Lover of the Truth (Carew Raleigh). Lond. 1656. 4to. Twelve leaves. An Answer to a scurrilous Pamphlet, entituled, Observations upon a compleat History of Mary Queen of Scotland and her Son K. James. Lond. 1656. 4to. A compleat History of the Life and Reign of King Charles, by W. Sanderson. London, 1658. folio. With portraits of Charles and of Sanderson by W. Faithorne. Dowdeswell, 638, 11. 1s. Marquis of Townshend, 2886, 7s. 6d. Fonthill, 1091, 12s. Bindley, pt. iii. 821, 14s. Peter pursued, or Dr. Heylin overtaken, arrested and arraigned upon his Appendixes. Lond. 1658. 4to. Post-hast. A Reply to Peter's (Heylin) Appendix to his Treatise entit. Respondet Petrus, &c. Lond. 1658. 4to. Three sheets full of abusive language. Graphice: the Use of the Pen and Pencil: or, the most excellent Art of Painting, in two Parts. Lond. 1658. folio. In this work will be found portraits of the Author, K. Charles I. and Maria Ruten Uxor D. Queens of England, &c. continued to this Time, with many new Sculptures, Additions, &c. by Samuel Stebbing. London, 1707. folio. A very useful work, compiled by the direction and encouragement of K. Charles, who honoured it with his patronage. The author was assisted in his labours by Gregory King. Hollis, 1140, 67. Duke of York, 4965, 81. 8s. Gough, 3173, with ms. notes, 107. 10s. Willett, 2197, russia, 107. 10s. Marq. of Townshend, 2885, 111. Nassau, pt. ii. 833, uncut, morocco, 137. 13s. LARGE wards, 573, russia, 521. 10s. Hibbert, 7347, PAPER. Twenty-four copies printed. Edwith plates from the first edition, russia, 307. Sir M. M. Sykes, pt. iii. 567, morocco, 407. 8s. 6d. 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At p. 36 is a representation of the regalia and another plate at p. 40; at p. 55 a groundplan of part of Westminster; after p. 64 are nineteen plates of the procession, in which many portraits are introduced; at p. 84 are a plan and two views of Westminster Abbey; at p. 96 is a representation of the inthronization; at p. 108 a plan and view of Westminster Hall; at p. 121 the manner of reading the challenge, &c. and at p. 124 a plate representing the fireworks. The Order and Ceremonies used at the Funeral of his Grace George Monk, Duke of Albermarle, &c. Extracted from the Account thereof published by Francis Sandford, Gent. Rouge dragon Pursuivant at Arms, at the express Command of K. Charles II. and other authentic Relations. London, 1722. 4to. The printing of these extracts was probably suggested by the magnificent public funeral of the D. of Marlborough, which took place Aug. 6, 1722. SANDFORD, James. Hours of Recreation or Afterdinners, which may aptly be called The Garden of Pleasure: containing most pleasant Tales, worthy Deeds & wittie Sayings of noble Princes & learned Philosophers, with their Morals. London, by H. Bynneman, 1576. into the English Tongue, by J. F. M.D. London, 1650. 4to. 6s. this work, will be found in the Retrospective An article on alchymy with a notice of Review, xiv. 98-135. SANDOVAL, Prud. de. The civil Wars of Spain in the Reign Charles V. transl. by James Wadsworth. London, 1652. folio. 6s. With portrait of Charles V. by Lombart. - By John Stevens. London, 1703. 8vo. Roxburghe, 8148, 2s. 6d. SANDWICH, Edward Montagu, Earl of. A Voyage performed by the Earl of Sandwich round the Mediterranean, 1738-9, written by himself, with Life by John Cooke, M.A. London, 1799. 4to. With a portrait of the Earl, a chart of his course and engravings. Hibbert, 7293, 7s. Gough, 3350, 17. 8s. Fonthill, 753, 27. 19s. Marq. of Townshend, 2825, 18s. LARGE PAPER. 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