Davids Harpe ful of moost delectable armony newely
strynged & set in tune by Theodore Basille [i.
strynged & set in tune by Theodore Basille [i.
Cambridge History of English Literature - 1908 - v04
by Jelf, R.
W.
8 vols.
Oxford, 1848.
Latimer, Hugh. See bibliography to chap. II in vol. III and add
Concio quam habuit . . . épus Worcestrie in cõuētu spiritualiū nono
Junii, ante inchoationě Parlamenti celebrati anno 28. . . Regis Henrici
octaui. Southwarke, 1537. (An English translation also in 1537. )
Certain Sermons made . . . before . . . Katherine, duchess of Suffolk,
1552, 1562 (edited by Latimer's Helvetian Secretary, Augustine
Bernher).
— Sermons. (Everyman's Library). With Introduction by Beeching,
.
H. C. 1906.
See, also, on Latimer's preaching, The Jewel of Joy (1553) by Thomas
Becon, and chap. ii in Leaders of the Reformation by John Tulloch,
Edinburgh, 1883.
Lever, or Leaver, Thomas. A fruitfull Sermon made in Poules churche
at London in the Shroudes the seconde daye of Februari. 1550.
A Sernion preached yº fourth Sonday in Lent before the Kynges
Majestie . . . 1550.
A Sermon preached at Poules Crosse, the xiji day of Decembre. 1550.
Three fruitfull sermons. . . made 1550, and now newlie perused by the
anthour. 1572. The only reprint is Edward Arber's, 1870, 1901.
Longland, John. Johannis Longlondi dei gratia Lincolniensis Episcopi,
Tres Conciones. (The first was delivered in the presence of Wolsey
and the legate, 10 Jan. 1519, the second at the foundation of Cardinal
college in 1525, the third before an assembly of bishops in Westminster
Abbey on 27 Nov. 1527. ) Printed by Pynson, R. , 1527 (? ).
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søndry sermons. Oxford, 1613. (Edited by Hinde, W. , after Rainolds's
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characterie, & after examined. (With a short preface, signed, Thine
H. S. ) 1591. These and several other sermons were printed in the
author's lifetime, and for twenty years after his death there was a remark-
ably large output of his sermons, singly, in small sets and in collected
editions. On the use of shorthand for taking down sermons, see Encycl.
Brit. , art. Shorthand (Keith-Falconer, I. ) and Watson, Foster, The
English Grammar Schools, Cambridge, 1908.
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Whitgift, John (1530 ? -1604). A Godlie Sermon preached before the Queenes
Majestie at Grenewiche the 26 of March last past. 1574. Reprint in
Parker Soc. 's ed. , 1853.
III. DEVOTIONAL WRITINGS.
Alcock, John (1430-1500), bishop of Ely. Mons perfectionis, otherwyse in
Englysshe, The Hylle of perfeccyon. Wynkyn de Worde, 1497, 1499
and 1501,
Andrewes, Lancelot. A manual of the private devotions of . . . , Translated
out of a fair Greek MS of his amanuensis by B. D[rake). 1648.
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Andrewes, Lancelot. Preces Privatae, Graecè & Latinè. (Ed. by Lamphire,
John. ) Oxonii, 1675. Important modern editions: Newman, J. H. ,
1842: Meyrick, F. , 1865-73; Medd, P. G. , 1892 and 1899, and especially
Brightman, F. E. , 1903.
Babington, Gervase (1550 ? -1610), bishop of Worcester. A briefe Conference
betwixt mans Frailty and Faith. 1584.
Bayly, Lewis (d. 1632), bishop of Bangor. The Practice of Piety. 1612.
51 editions by 1714. Printed also in French (1625), German (1629),
Welsh (1630) and Polish (1640). Modern edition by Webster, G. , 1842.
Becon, Thomas.
Davids Harpe ful of moost delectable armony newely
strynged & set in tune by Theodore Basille [i. e. Becon, T. ]. Mayler,
J. , 1541.
The Pomaunder of Prayer. 1558. (Another Book with this title was
printed by W. de Worde in 1532. )
Bradford, John. Godlie Meditations. Hall, R. 1562.
Bull, Henry (d. 1575? ). Christian Prayers & holie meditations. . . gathered.
1566 and 1570. Parker Soc. 1842.
Byfield, Nicholas (1579-1622). The Marrow of the Oracles of God. 1620.
Catherine Parr, queen of England. Prayers or Medytacions . . . collected out
of holy woorkes. 1545.
Daye, Richard (1552–1607? ). A Booke of Christian Prayers, collected out of
the aunciēt writers, and best learned in our tyme. 1578.
Donne, John. Devotions upon emergent occasions, & severall steps in my
sicknes. 1624. Pickering's ed. 1840.
Elyot, Sir Thomas. A swete & devoute sermon of holy saynct ciprian of
mortalitie of men. The rules of a christian life made by Picus erle of
Mirandola, both translated into englyshe. 1539.
Featley, Daniel (1582–1645). Ancilla Pietatis, or, The Hand-Maid to Private
Devotion. 1626.
Fisher, John. A spirituall consolation . . . to hys sister Elizabeth, at suche
tyme as hee was prisoner. 1535 and 1577. Paris, 1640. E. E. T. S. 1876.
The wayes to perfect Religion, made by. . . being Prysoner in the Tower
of London. 1535. E. E. T. S. 1876.
A godlie Treatisse declaryng the benefites, fruites, & great commodities
of prayer. 1560. Modernised version, 1887. (De Fructu Orationis, 1575. )
Hunnis, William (d. 1579). The Seven Sobs of a Sorrowful Soule for Sinne.
1583.
Norden, John (A. 1600). A pensive mans practise. 1584.
The Progresse of Piety, whose Jesses lead into the Harborough of
heavenly Hearts-ease. 1591. Parker Soc. 1847.
Parsons, or Persons, Robert (1546-1610), S. J. The first booke of the
Christian Exercise appertayning to resolution. (Preface signed R. P. )
Rouen, 1582. Rptd with additions, as A Christian Directorie, guiding
men to their salvation, commonly called the Resolution. . . with Reproofe
of the corrupt & falsified edition published by E. Buny. Rouen (? ),
1585. (Edmund Bunny edited several protestant editions, from 1584
onwards, which Parsons described as 'punished & plumed (which he
termeth purged). ')
Primers, reformed and unreformed. See bibliography in Sarum and York
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Prose lives of Women Saints. Ed. Horstmann, C. E. E. T. S. 1886.
Rogers, Thomas (d. 1616). · A pretious book of heavenly meditations, called a
private talke of the soule with God. Written, as some thinke, by . . . S.
Augustine, and not translated only, but purified also. . . by T. R. 1581.
Southwell, Robert, S. J. Mary Magdalens Teares. 1591.
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MS of the fifteenth century, preface signed H. G[ough), 1885. Also
(written without knowledge of H. Gi's tract), Jesus Psalter: what it was
at its origin, by Sole, S. H. , 1888.
CHAPTER XIII
ROBERT BURTON, JOHN BARCLAY AND JOHN OWEN
I. BURTON.
i. Biography, and Burton's Library.
MSS Marshall, 132 (Bodleian), an early fourteenth century volume of
Statuta Angliae, at one time in the possession of Burton's ancestor, William
Burton, who fell in the battle of Towton, 1461. It has been used for me-
moranda, and contains a pedigree of the Burton family, medical recipes and
notes by Burton's father.
The original will of Robert Burton, proved in May 1640 in the Prerogative
Court of Canterbury, is now at Somerset house. (See, also, Stephen Jones's
Life of Burton in the 1800 edition of the Anatomy, and often in later
reprints. )
MSS Seld. supra 80 (Bodleian). Among the contents is 'A Note of
Mr Robert Burton's books, given to the Library by his Last Will and
testament Aº Dni. 1639.
Latimer, Hugh. See bibliography to chap. II in vol. III and add
Concio quam habuit . . . épus Worcestrie in cõuētu spiritualiū nono
Junii, ante inchoationě Parlamenti celebrati anno 28. . . Regis Henrici
octaui. Southwarke, 1537. (An English translation also in 1537. )
Certain Sermons made . . . before . . . Katherine, duchess of Suffolk,
1552, 1562 (edited by Latimer's Helvetian Secretary, Augustine
Bernher).
— Sermons. (Everyman's Library). With Introduction by Beeching,
.
H. C. 1906.
See, also, on Latimer's preaching, The Jewel of Joy (1553) by Thomas
Becon, and chap. ii in Leaders of the Reformation by John Tulloch,
Edinburgh, 1883.
Lever, or Leaver, Thomas. A fruitfull Sermon made in Poules churche
at London in the Shroudes the seconde daye of Februari. 1550.
A Sernion preached yº fourth Sonday in Lent before the Kynges
Majestie . . . 1550.
A Sermon preached at Poules Crosse, the xiji day of Decembre. 1550.
Three fruitfull sermons. . . made 1550, and now newlie perused by the
anthour. 1572. The only reprint is Edward Arber's, 1870, 1901.
Longland, John. Johannis Longlondi dei gratia Lincolniensis Episcopi,
Tres Conciones. (The first was delivered in the presence of Wolsey
and the legate, 10 Jan. 1519, the second at the foundation of Cardinal
college in 1525, the third before an assembly of bishops in Westminster
Abbey on 27 Nov. 1527. ) Printed by Pynson, R. , 1527 (? ).
## p. 494 (#516) ############################################
494
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coram illustrissimi regis Henrici VIII. , 1517. Printed by Pynson, R.
Re-issued with the preceding, 1527. Both are translated from the original
English, probably by Thomas Caius.
A Sermõd made before the kynge hys hyghenes at Rychemunte oppon
good fryday,. . . MCCCCCXXXVI(Petyt? , 1536? ). (An imperfect copy, without
imprint, in the library of Trin. Coll. Camb. )
A Sermonde made before the Kynge, his majestye at grenewiche, upon
good Frydaye, MDXXXVIII. Thomas Petyt, undated, [1538? ). (The
Brit. Mus. copy, C 53 k. 14, has on the flyleaf, Tho. Baker coll: Jo:
Socius ejectus, 'liber rarissimus,' and other MS notes. )
Perkins, William. A godly and learned exposition upon the whole epistle
of Jude, containing threescore & sixe sermons, preached at Cambridge.
1606.
A . . . exposition of Christ's Sermon in the Mount. Cambridge, 1608.
The Workes . . . gathered. 3 vols. Cambridge, 1616-18.
Rainolds, or Reynolds, John. The prophecie of Obadiah opened & applyed in
søndry sermons. Oxford, 1613. (Edited by Hinde, W. , after Rainolds's
death, apparently from H. 's own MS notes. ) Rptd Edinburgh, 1864.
The Discovery of the Man of Sinne . . . first
preached in divers sermons to
the Universitie & Cittie of Oxon. (Ed. by Hinde, W. ) Oxford, 1614.
The Prophesie of Haggai interpreted & applied in sundry Sermons.
Never before printed. 1649.
See Hallam's appreciation of Rainolds in Hist. Eur. Lit. 11, 86.
Sandys, or Sandes, Edwin. Sermons. (The Epistle to the Reader is not by
the preacher. ) 1585 and 1616.
Sermons. Edited for Parker Soc. by Ayre, J. Cambridge, 1842.
Smith, Henry. The Examination of Usurie in two sermons, taken by
characterie, & after examined. (With a short preface, signed, Thine
H. S. ) 1591. These and several other sermons were printed in the
author's lifetime, and for twenty years after his death there was a remark-
ably large output of his sermons, singly, in small sets and in collected
editions. On the use of shorthand for taking down sermons, see Encycl.
Brit. , art. Shorthand (Keith-Falconer, I. ) and Watson, Foster, The
English Grammar Schools, Cambridge, 1908.
The Sermons . . . gathered into one volume. 1592. Another edition, ed.
by Thomas Fuller (with a short memoir). 1657. Reprint, 1866.
A selection of the Sermons. Edited by Brown, John. Cambridge,
1908.
Udall, or Uvedale, John (1560 7-92). Amendment of Life, in three sermons.
1584. Reprint, 1596.
Obedience to the Gospell. Two Sermons. 1584 and 1596.
Peters Fall: two sermons. 1584.
Whitgift, John (1530 ? -1604). A Godlie Sermon preached before the Queenes
Majestie at Grenewiche the 26 of March last past. 1574. Reprint in
Parker Soc. 's ed. , 1853.
III. DEVOTIONAL WRITINGS.
Alcock, John (1430-1500), bishop of Ely. Mons perfectionis, otherwyse in
Englysshe, The Hylle of perfeccyon. Wynkyn de Worde, 1497, 1499
and 1501,
Andrewes, Lancelot. A manual of the private devotions of . . . , Translated
out of a fair Greek MS of his amanuensis by B. D[rake). 1648.
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495
Andrewes, Lancelot. Preces Privatae, Graecè & Latinè. (Ed. by Lamphire,
John. ) Oxonii, 1675. Important modern editions: Newman, J. H. ,
1842: Meyrick, F. , 1865-73; Medd, P. G. , 1892 and 1899, and especially
Brightman, F. E. , 1903.
Babington, Gervase (1550 ? -1610), bishop of Worcester. A briefe Conference
betwixt mans Frailty and Faith. 1584.
Bayly, Lewis (d. 1632), bishop of Bangor. The Practice of Piety. 1612.
51 editions by 1714. Printed also in French (1625), German (1629),
Welsh (1630) and Polish (1640). Modern edition by Webster, G. , 1842.
Becon, Thomas.
Davids Harpe ful of moost delectable armony newely
strynged & set in tune by Theodore Basille [i. e. Becon, T. ]. Mayler,
J. , 1541.
The Pomaunder of Prayer. 1558. (Another Book with this title was
printed by W. de Worde in 1532. )
Bradford, John. Godlie Meditations. Hall, R. 1562.
Bull, Henry (d. 1575? ). Christian Prayers & holie meditations. . . gathered.
1566 and 1570. Parker Soc. 1842.
Byfield, Nicholas (1579-1622). The Marrow of the Oracles of God. 1620.
Catherine Parr, queen of England. Prayers or Medytacions . . . collected out
of holy woorkes. 1545.
Daye, Richard (1552–1607? ). A Booke of Christian Prayers, collected out of
the aunciēt writers, and best learned in our tyme. 1578.
Donne, John. Devotions upon emergent occasions, & severall steps in my
sicknes. 1624. Pickering's ed. 1840.
Elyot, Sir Thomas. A swete & devoute sermon of holy saynct ciprian of
mortalitie of men. The rules of a christian life made by Picus erle of
Mirandola, both translated into englyshe. 1539.
Featley, Daniel (1582–1645). Ancilla Pietatis, or, The Hand-Maid to Private
Devotion. 1626.
Fisher, John. A spirituall consolation . . . to hys sister Elizabeth, at suche
tyme as hee was prisoner. 1535 and 1577. Paris, 1640. E. E. T. S. 1876.
The wayes to perfect Religion, made by. . . being Prysoner in the Tower
of London. 1535. E. E. T. S. 1876.
A godlie Treatisse declaryng the benefites, fruites, & great commodities
of prayer. 1560. Modernised version, 1887. (De Fructu Orationis, 1575. )
Hunnis, William (d. 1579). The Seven Sobs of a Sorrowful Soule for Sinne.
1583.
Norden, John (A. 1600). A pensive mans practise. 1584.
The Progresse of Piety, whose Jesses lead into the Harborough of
heavenly Hearts-ease. 1591. Parker Soc. 1847.
Parsons, or Persons, Robert (1546-1610), S. J. The first booke of the
Christian Exercise appertayning to resolution. (Preface signed R. P. )
Rouen, 1582. Rptd with additions, as A Christian Directorie, guiding
men to their salvation, commonly called the Resolution. . . with Reproofe
of the corrupt & falsified edition published by E. Buny. Rouen (? ),
1585. (Edmund Bunny edited several protestant editions, from 1584
onwards, which Parsons described as 'punished & plumed (which he
termeth purged). ')
Primers, reformed and unreformed. See bibliography in Sarum and York
Primers, with kindred books, by Edgar Hoskins, 1901.
Prose lives of Women Saints. Ed. Horstmann, C. E. E. T. S. 1886.
Rogers, Thomas (d. 1616). · A pretious book of heavenly meditations, called a
private talke of the soule with God. Written, as some thinke, by . . . S.
Augustine, and not translated only, but purified also. . . by T. R. 1581.
Southwell, Robert, S. J. Mary Magdalens Teares. 1591.
## p. 496 (#518) ############################################
496
Bibliography
.
Southwell, Robert, 8. J. The Triumph over Death; or, A consolatorie
Epistle. 1596.
A hundred Meditations on the Love of God. Ed. Morris, J. 1873.
Sutton, Christopher (1565 2-1629). Disce Mori. 1600. Ed. Newman, J. H. ,
1839.
Disce Vivere. 1603.
Symon, 'the Anker of London Wall' (A. 1512-29). (Sometimes identified with
Whytford, R. ) The Fruyte of Redempcyon . . . compyled . . . in Englysshe
for your ghostly conforte that understande no latyn. W. de Worde,
1514.
Whytford, Richard (A. 1495-1555? ), 'wretch of Syon. A Werke for Hons-
holders, or for them that have the gydyng or governaunce of any
company. W. de Worde, 1530.
A werke of preparation. . . unto communion. Redman, R. (c. 1531).
The folowyng of Christ. (Based on version of Atkynson, W. , 1503. )
1535 (? ). Cawood, 1556. Edited by Raynal, W. , 1872 and 1908.
(attributed to). The Psalter of Jesus. The earliest printed copy yet
found is at the end of a Salisbury Primer, printed by Thielman Kerver,
Paris, 1532. But, for earlier authority, see The Psalter of Jesus: from a
MS of the fifteenth century, preface signed H. G[ough), 1885. Also
(written without knowledge of H. Gi's tract), Jesus Psalter: what it was
at its origin, by Sole, S. H. , 1888.
CHAPTER XIII
ROBERT BURTON, JOHN BARCLAY AND JOHN OWEN
I. BURTON.
i. Biography, and Burton's Library.
MSS Marshall, 132 (Bodleian), an early fourteenth century volume of
Statuta Angliae, at one time in the possession of Burton's ancestor, William
Burton, who fell in the battle of Towton, 1461. It has been used for me-
moranda, and contains a pedigree of the Burton family, medical recipes and
notes by Burton's father.
The original will of Robert Burton, proved in May 1640 in the Prerogative
Court of Canterbury, is now at Somerset house. (See, also, Stephen Jones's
Life of Burton in the 1800 edition of the Anatomy, and often in later
reprints. )
MSS Seld. supra 80 (Bodleian). Among the contents is 'A Note of
Mr Robert Burton's books, given to the Library by his Last Will and
testament Aº Dni. 1639.
