IV. — TRADUCTIONS ANGLAISES

62. Hell reformed or a Glasse for favouriles in a vision, publ. by Edw. Messervy. — London, 1641. — 8" [voyez Graesse, Trésor des livres rares. Trad. franc. Paris, Reinwald, 1859, 6 vol. et un vol. de supplément, 1869, 4°.]

63. Buscon, the vitly Spaniard ivith the providenl Kniglit. In English, by J. D. London, 1657. — 8» [ïicknor, II, p. 249, note 26.]

64. Le même, 1660. — 8" [Ribliographer's Mnnual of Engl. Literat. by

W. Th. Lowndes. London, 1864.] Cet ouvrage est sans doute le même que le suivant :

65. The Life and Aclventures of Buscon, ihe witty Spaniard. — Put in to English by a Pcrson of Honour. To which is added, The Provident Knight. by don Francisco de Quevedo, a spanish Cavalier. London, prinied by F. M. for Henry Herringman (Haring von Harinxma, voyez plus loin, n" 108), and are to bc sold at lus shap at ihe Golden Anchor in the New-Exchange, 1657 [Cf. Fern. Guerra, Catal. 273.]

66. The Visions of Quevedo, iransladcd by iiog. l'Eslrange , London, 1667. — 8° [Ibid., n"274.1

Réimpressions .

67. 1668. [Graesse. — Austin Allibone, A critical dictionaryof English. Literat. Philadelphie, 1872.]