A bibliography of English military books up to 1642 and of ...

O(5lavo. • 9, A-K4 in 8*. 3rd cd. Translated by Tho. Hcighani. 3rd cd.
of orig., Paris, /. Berjon, 1 6 10, 8°.
9. London. 1632. Espagne, Jean d' (Pastor of the French Church in
London).
Anti-dvello . . . wherin is . . . handled, whether a Christian Magistrate
may lawfully grant a duel etc. 'T. Harper for B. Fisher.
Quarto. A-I in 4*. Reissued the same year with new tp., having neither author's
name nor Ded.
10. Hildeszheimb. 1637. Salge, Johann.
Exercitii Militaris etc.
J. Gbssel.
Quarto. A-G in 4*.
A religious traft.
•
EDITIONS.
Birago, Francesco. [No. 729.]
This book belongs properly to the seftion, " Ordinances of Chivalry." There
is a 2nd ed. of Milano, G. B. Bidelli, 1628, mentioned in Gessi's "Spada di
Honore", Bologna, 1672, 8".
Cavalcabo, H. (of Bologna). [No. 759.]
Thimm gives an ed. of de Villamont's Fr. trans., Rouen, Claude le Villain^
1609, 12*'.
Fabris, Salvator. [No. 754.]
Thimm (like Ayala) gives eds. of Padova, Tozzi^ 1624 ; Neurenberg, 1617 (in
Ger.) ; also, Leipzig, 1677, 4" (Ital. and Ger.).
Silver, George. [No. 69.]
The " Paradoxes " was reprinted, London, Chiswick Press, 1
898, 4°, with an Introduftion
by C. G. R. Matthey, and with the addition of the " "
Brief Instrudlions
of the same author, printed for the first time from the MS. in the British Museum.
Delia Valle, Battista. [No. 765.]
The work by Leonardo Fortis in modern Greek verse, mentioned by Naudc
(entitled, " Poema Novum . . . de re militari ", Vineggia, P. Rauano delta Serena,
1 53 1, 8°; woodcuts), is believed by Promis to be a translation of Delia Valle, and
is said to have his woodcuts. It is very rare. The above title, etc., is from a
bookseller's catalogue, London, July, 1900,
249 K K