Charles II. As the laws during this period
have never been collected into a regular edition,
a series of them is of the greatest rarity.

194 ÆSOP, FABLES, TRANSLATED FROM THE FRENCH
WILLIAM CAXTON, _curious wood engravings_
BLACK LETTER, VERY RARE, _imperfect, old russia_
EMPRYNTED BY RICHARD PYNSON (NO DATE)

*** This edition is altogether unknown and undescribed.
The present copy commences with signature C1, and
extends to sig. S(v) in sixes, on the reverse of
which is the colophon, with Pynson's device
underneath. _It wants sheets A and B, and E_ (iiii).

380 Cellii (E.) Eques Auratus Anglo-Wirtembergieus;
id est, actus admodum Solennis; quo
Jacobus Rex Angliæ, &c. Regii Garteriorum
supremus ac Frid. Ducem Wirtembergicum,
per Rob. Spencer Barnoem declaravit,
_portrait woodcut Tubing. 1605_

*** This was Sir Wm. Dethick's copy, Garter King at
Arms, who accompanied Lord Spencer in his
journey; in it he has written some very curious
circumstances respecting the journey, and of
the ill-treatment he experienced from Sir Rob.
Spencer and Wm. Seager, "a poore paynter,
sonne of a base fleminge and spawne of a Jew,"
with an account of the family of Dethick, or De