The English scholar's library of old and modern works;

v.3: no. 1. The first four books of the Aeneis of P. Virgilius Maro [by] Richard Stanyhurst.--no. 2. Thee first fovre bookes of Virgil by Richard Stanyhurst.--no. 3. Works [by] John Smith.--no. 4. A trve relation of such occurences and accidents of noate as hapned ... written by Gentlemen of the said Collony, [et. al.].v.1: no. 1. The history of Reynard the fox, Tr. ... by William Caxton.--no. 2. The first blast of the trumpet against the monstrous regiment of women [by] John Knox.--no. 3. A handful of pleasant delights [by] Clement Robinson and divers others.-- no. 4. A supplication for the beggars [by] Simon Fish.--no. 5. The state of the Church of England ... [by] Rev. John Udall.--no. 6. The return from Parnassus; or, The scourge of simony.--no. 7. The seven deadly sins of London [by] Thomas Decker.--no. 8. An introductory sketch to the Martin Marprelate controversy ... by Edward Arber.--no. 9. A demonstration of the truth of that discipline, which Christ hath prescribed ... [by] Rev. John Udall.-- no. 10. Translation of the first four books of the Aeneis of P. Virgilius Maro ... [by] Richard Stanyhurst.--no. 11. The epistle [by] Martin Marprelate.--no. 12. Menaphon ... [by] Robert Greene.--no. 13. An apology made by George Joy.--no. 14. Poems [by] Richard Barnfield.--no. 15. An admonition to the people of England [by] Thomas Cooper.--no. 16. Capt. John Smith, of Willoughby by Alford, Lincolnshire; president of Virginia, and admiral of New England. Works. 1608-1631.Mode of access: Internet.Some nos. bound out of order