31. A Moderate Examination of the Hugonots’ Doctrine. Caen.
1590, Translation.
32. Miscellanea. Speech delivered to the King by Sheriffs
of London; the Poor Man’s Petition to the King, 1604; the
Catholics’ Supplication to the King; a Speech in French, by
Mons. Fontaine, in behalf of foreigners, with the King’s
answer; Certain Objections answered by Ho. of Com. in behalf
of Francis Godwin; Outlin’d Copy of the King’s Letter to the
Parliament; Objections against changing the style of England
to Great Britain; Sir W. Raleigh’s Letter to the King; Letter
to the King, by Burgess, Prisoner in yᵉ Fleet; Letter from
Inhabitants of yᵉ Citye; Petition of Northamptonshire Gentry;
Petition of Twenty-two Preachers in London, 1605; King’s
Letter to Archbishop of Canterbury; Lord Keeper Ellesmere to
Essex; Earl Marshall’s Answer; King’s Speech in Parliament,
1605; Advertisements; Paper set up at Warwick, by Papists, on
Execution of Everard Digby; Articles of Peace between England
and Spain, 1605.
So far numbered by Mr. White.
33. Constitutiones Synodales facto anno 1287, per Petrum de
Quivil Exon’ Episcopum, cum Instrumento confirmationis per
Archiepiscopum.
N. B. This book in Dean Lyttelton’s time was missing, and was
_restored_ to the Church (not given as said in the first leaf
thereof) by Chanter Snow. There is a duplicate in the Exchequer
Chamber.
34. Pii Secundi Bulla, cum MSS. additions. }
35. Quintilianus de Oratore. } MSS.
36. Geographia. } of
37. Quæstiones Theologicæ cum Responsis. } little
38. Tyrocinium logico Aristotelium. } value.
39. Geometrical Notes on Euclid, &c. }
40. Liber Tristram Risdon, being some account of the chief
families in Devon, Dorset, Somerset, and Cornwall, with their
Coats of Arms, &c.
Books mentioned in Dean Lyttelton’s Catalogue taken from that printed at
Oxford, of the MSS. in the kingdom, p. 55, seq. and which Lyttelton says
were missing at the time he made the Catalogue, circa 1752, one only of
them, Quivil’s Constitutions, was restored in 176- by Chanter Snow.