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issue for 1579 are listed in STC^ but are at<br />

present untraced.<br />

SiS.io. C.i45.f.ii.<br />

* A L A N u S, de Insults. Parabol? Alani cum<br />

comento. In ^dibus VVinandi de Vl'orde,<br />

1525. 4°: A^B^C^.<br />

Originally entitled 'Doctrinale altum, seu liber<br />

parabolarum', this popular collection by <strong>the</strong><br />

twelfth-century Flemish <strong>the</strong>ologian Alain de<br />

Lille was published many times in <strong>the</strong> fifteenth<br />

and sixteenth centuries. This is <strong>the</strong> only known<br />

copy <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> last <strong>of</strong> five recorded editions printed<br />

in England. With a schoolmaster woodcut on<br />

<strong>the</strong> title-page {Hodnett 921).<br />

*MoRNAY, Philippe de. Seigneur du Plessis-<br />

Marly. Christian meditations, vpon <strong>the</strong> sixt,<br />

twentie fiue, thirtie, and two and thirtie<br />

Psalmes. Written in <strong>the</strong> French tongue by<br />

Phillip Mornay . . . and moreouer, a medita-<br />

IOI<br />

tion vpon <strong>the</strong> 137. Psalnie by P. Pilcsson. P.<br />

translated into Englisb, by Iohn Feilde.<br />

<strong>Printed</strong> by Iohn Wolfe, for I. Uatrison |sic| <strong>the</strong><br />

yonger, ["1587?!. 16": #« A^Y" Z\ (fig. enlarged.)<br />

Mornay was an adviser and ambassador <strong>of</strong><br />

Henry, King <strong>of</strong> Navarre, and a devout Protestant,<br />

who, despite Henry's later return to<br />

Roman Catholicism as Henry IV <strong>of</strong> France,<br />

remained a champion <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> Huguenot cause.<br />

These meditations are dedicated to Henry's<br />

sister and <strong>the</strong> translation is dedicated to <strong>the</strong><br />

Countess <strong>of</strong> Warwick '<strong>from</strong> tbe wearisome bed<br />

<strong>of</strong> my sicknes' by Field, Nonconformist minister<br />

at Wandsworth. The meditation by Pierre<br />

Pilesson or Pellisson, ano<strong>the</strong>r I'rench Protestant,<br />

is in fact on <strong>the</strong> 127th Psalm. This is <strong>the</strong><br />

only recorded copy.<br />

STC^ 18134.7. C.i45.f.i4.<br />

*P A R R o N, W illiam. Ad serenissimu ac inuictissimu<br />

omni q, genere virtutum prestantissimu<br />

dominu Henricu . . . Regcm septimii Wilielmi<br />

aono Doiiuni iii^.D.iiL<br />

ti.miictUiintc mcTiDi<br />

l)ou tnfuiBinutoiui<br />

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auib inrroim fotis in Mput arime. ut piuicipiu on<br />

ni flb rtllrologifl iiotrtt quoD trt m ;i.D attiiDtin

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