IV. — TRADUCTIONS ANGLAISES

62. Hell reformed or a Glasse for favourites 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 vitty Spaniard with the provident Knight, In English^ by J. D. London, 1657. — 8o [Ticknor, II, p. 249, note 26.]

64. Le même, 1660. — 8° [Bibliographers Manual ofEngl. Literat. by

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

65. The Life and Adventures of Buscon, the witty Spaniard. — Put in to English by a Person of Honour. To which is added, The Provident Knight. by don Francisco de Quevedo, a spanish Cavalier. London, printed by F. M. for Henry Herringman (Haring von Harinxma, voyez plus loin, n° 108), and are to be sold at his shop at the Golden Anchor in the NeW'Exchange, 1657 [Cf. Fern. Guerra,

Catal. 273.]

66. The Visions of Quevedo, transladed by Rog. VEstrange, Lon^ don, 1667. — 8' [Ibid,, n° 274.]

4â8 BS8AI SUR LA YIB ET LES OBUYRES DE QUEYEDO.

Réimpressions .

67. 1668. [Gvdiesse.^XuBiin Allihone, À criticaldictionaryofEnglish. Literal. Philadelphie, 1872.]