...religion, the laws, the arts, the feelings and manners of former times. Of two c MSS. of this tract, one in the British Museum, and the other in the Library of Lambeth Palace, the former is apparently the earliest, b Ellis's " Specimens of Early English Poets,"...

...PUBLIC LIBRARY A6TOH, LENOX AND TILDEN FOUNDATIcy^a. Howard (Henry, Earl of Surrey) — Continued. British Museum and the other in the library of Trinity College, Cambridge, but as these differ in some respects from each other, it is possible that one at least is a later edition...

...considered to be the joint production of Coverdale and Tyndal, and it is said that only two perfect copies exist: one in the British Museum, and the other in the library of Lord Jersey. It has a woodcut title, and is dedicated to Henry VIII. It it divided into five " bokes,"...

...Duke of Argyll, to whose ancestor in 1567 it was dedicated ; and there are two imperfect copies known, one in the British Museum and the other in the library of Edinburgh University. A magnificent reprint of the original, with English translation, edited at the...

...Duke of Argyll, to whose ancestor in 1567 it was dedicated ; and there are two imperfect copies known, one in the British Museum and the other in the library of Edinburgh University. A magnificent reprint of the original, with English translation, edited at the...

...indebted to one by Juan Fernandez de Constantina, whose date is not settled, and of which only two copies are known, to exist ; — one in the British Museum, and the other in the library at Munich. It is entitled " Cancionero llmado guirlanda esmaltada de galanes y eloqueutes dezires de...

...indebted to one by Juan Fernandez de Constantina, whose date is not settled, and of which only two copies are known to exist ; — one in the British Museum, and the other in the libraryat Munich. It is entitled " Cancionero llmado guirlanda esmaltada de galanes y eloquentes dezires...

...wonderful discoveries of Zeuss in Celtic philology. A facsimile of part of two Brehon manuscripts, one in the British Museum, and the other in the Library of Trinity and the question arose whether Nuada, the slayer, fhould die. or whether the saint was bound l,v his...

...Imprinted at London by Reynold Wolfe. Anno Domini MDLIII. (1553.) 4to, pp. 32, 6ift. lett. secution of Walter Brute as a heretic at Hereford in 1393,...vol. ii, p. 123. And Hearne, in the second volume of Peler Langtoft's Chronicle, p. 587, set so great a value upon this book, from its rarity, that he always...

...wonderful discoveries of Zeuss in Celtic philology. A facsimile of part of two Brehon manuscripts, one in the British Museum, and the other in the Library of Trinity College, Dublin, may be seen at the beginning of the second published volume of the translations. It seems probable...