TATE (NAHUM
Brutus of Alba : or, the Eochanted Levers. A Tragedy. Aetod at the Duke's Théâtre. Written by N. Taie. Neque ut te miretur Turba, Labores. Hor. Licensed July 15. 1678. Roger VEstrange. London^ Printed for E, F. for Jacob Tons&nt at the Sign of the Judge's Head in Chanary-Laney near Fleet-Street. 1678. 4».
{British Muséum: 644. i. 58.)
The History of I^ing Lear. Acted at the Duke's Théâtre. Reviv'd with Altérations. By iV. Tute. London, Printed for E. Fleshery and are to be sold by R. Bentley, and M. Magnes in Russel-street near Covent- Gardeny 1681. A\ (Bntisk Muséum : 841. d. 39./7.)
The History of King Richard The Second Acted at the Théâtre Royal, Under the Name of the SieiUan Usurper, With a Prefatory Epistle in Yindication of the Author. Occasion^ by the Prohibition of this Play on the Stage. By iV. Tate. ïnultus ut Flebo Puer? Hor. Londony Printed for Richard TonsoUf and Jacob Tonson, at Grays-lnn Gâte, and at the Judges-Head in Chancery-Lane near Fleet-sireet. 1681. 4*.
(British Muséum : 644. i. 60.)
The Ingratitude of a Gommon-Wealth ; or, the Fall of Gaius Martius Coriolanus. As it is Acted at the Theatre-Royal. By N. Taie. Honoratum si farte reponis AchiUem, Impiger, IraeunduSy InexorabiUSt Acer, Jura negct siH nota, nihU non arroget Arfnis. Hor. London, Printed by T. W. for Joseph Hindmarshy at the Black-Bull in Gomhill. 1682. 4«. (British Muséum : 644. f. 66.)
On the Sacred Memory Of Our Late Sovereign : With a Congratulation To His Présent Majesty.
Non déficit Alter Aureus, Written by N, Tate. London, Printed by /. Playford, for Henry Playfordy near the fcmpie-Church : 1685. folio.
(British Muséum : 1347. m.)
Guckolds-flaven : or, an Alderman No Gonjuror. A Farce. Acted at the . Queen's Théâtre in Dorset Garden. By jY. Tate, London, Printed for t H. and are to be sold by Edward Poole, next door ta the Fleece Tavern in Gomhill 1685. 4". (British Muséum : 644 i. 61.)
A Duke and no Duke a Farce. As it is Acted by Their Majesties Servants. Written by N, Tate, With The several Songs set to Music, With thorow Basses for the TheorbOy or Basse Viol. Londony Printed for Henry Bonwickey at the Red-Lyon in St. Pauls Ghurch-Yard. 1685. 4».
(British Muséum ; 644. i. 62.)
A Poem. Occasioaed by the Late Discontents and Disturbances in the
State. With Refiiections upon the Rîse and Progress of Priest-Graft. Written by N, Tafe.
Liberius si
Dixero quid, H forte Jocosius, Hoc mihi jurU
Cum Venia dabis, Hor.
Vincit Amor Patrice. Virg.
London : Prinled for Richard Baldwiriy near the Oxford-Arms in Warwick'Lane, MDGXCI. folio. (British Muséum : 840. m. 20.)
Mausolœum : A Funeral Poem On our late Gracions Sovereign Queen Mary, Of Blessed Memory. By N. Tate, Servant to His Majesty. London : Printed for B. Aylmer, at the Three Pigeons against St. Dunstan's Church in Fleet-street. And R. Baldunn, near the Oxford- Arms in Warwick-Lane. 1695. folio.
(British Muséum : 643. 1. 25./2.)
A Congratulatory Poem On the New Parliament Assembled On This Great Gonjuncture of Aflfairs. By jY. Tate, Esq; Poet-Laureat to His Majesty. London : Printed for W. Ragers, at the Sun against St. Dunstan's Ghurch in Fleetstreet, MDGGI. folio.
{British Muséum : 1347. m.)
The Triumph of Union : With the Muse*s Address For the Gonsummation of it in the Parliament of Great Britain. Written by Mr. Tate Poet- Laureat to Her Majesty. London : Printed in the Yearl707. 4<*.
{British Muséum: 11 630. c. 5./7.)
A Gongratulatory Poem To His Royal Highnest Prince George of Denmark, Lord High Admirai of Great Britain. Upon the Glorious Successes at Sea. By N. Tate, Esq; Poet-Laureat to Her Majesty. London : Printed by H. Meere, for J. B. and sold by R. Burrough and J. Baker, at the Sun and Moon in CorrihiU; and J. Morphew, near Siationers- Hall. 1708. folio. {Bntish Muséum : 79. h. 13.)
An En tire Set of The Monitors. Intended for the Promoting of Religion and Virtue, and Suppressing of Vice and Immorality. Gontaining Forty One Poems on Several Subjects, In Pursuance of Her Majesty's Most Gracious Directions, Perform'd by Mr. Tate, Poet Lauréat to Her Majesty, Mr. Smith, and Others. This Undertaking was Encourag'd by the Subscription of the foUowing Gentlemen of the Clergy (besides Tliat of Many of the Nobility, and great Numbers of the Gentry) His Grâce my Lord Arch-Bishop of York, my Lord Bishop of Lincoln ^ my Lord Bishop of St. Davids, my Lord Bishop of Gloucester, Dr. Moss, Dean of Ely, Dr. Brailsfordy Dean of Wells, Dr. Williams, Dr. Bedfourd, Dr. Brown, Dr. Fog, Dr. Pelling, Dr. Bray, Dr. Hoadley, Dr. Blake, Dr. Hunt, Dr. King, Dr. Waugh, Dr. Wells, Dr. Only, Dr. Heath, with about Fifty more of that Révérend Order. N. B. When the Authors had publish'd thèse Twenty One Papers, they were oblig'd (by being engag'd in other Affairs) to décline further proceeding in this Undertaking. folio. {British Muséum : 643. m. 12./24.)
A Poem Sacred to the Glorious Memory of Her Late Majesty Queen Anne. By N. Tate, Esq; Poet Lauréat to King William, Queen Mary, Queen Anne, and to His présent Majesty, till the Day of his Decease. Printed in the Year MDCCXVI. 8^
{British Muséum : 11 631. e. 63.)
\oyei Dryden (John) The second Part of Absalom and Achitophel,
i06 BIBLIOGRAPHIE.
TEMPLE (Sir WttUAn).
Tlie Works of Sir William Temple, Bart. In Two Volumes. To which is Prefix*d Some Account of tlie Life and Writings of the Author. London : Printed for A. Churchill^ T. Goodwin^ J. Knapton, R. Smith^ B, Tooke, J. Round, J. Tonson, 0. Lloyd, \f. MereSy T. Woodward and F. Clay. MDCCXX. folio. (BrUish Muséum ; 680. h. 10.)
TUORNBURY (Walter),
Haunted London, by W. Thornbury. lUustrated htj F. W. FairhoU, F. S' A. London : Hurst and Blackelt, Publishers, Successors to Henry Golburn, 13. Great Marlborough Street. 1865. 8*.
TICKELL (Thomas).
A Poem To His Excellency The Lord Prievy-Seal, on the Prospect of Peace. By Mr. Tickell.
Sacerdos Fronde super Hitram fœlici insignis Olivœ. Virg. London : Printed for /. Tonson, at Shakespeafs-Head over-against Catherine-street in the Strand. 1713. folio.
(Brilish Afuseum : 6i3. 1. 26./2.)
Ëpistle from A Lady in England; To A Gentleman at Avignon. By Mr. Tiokell. The Third Edition. London, Printed for /. Tonson, at Shahespear's-Head over Sigslnst Katharine-street in the Strand» 1717. folio. {Bntish Muséum : 643, 1. 25./18.)
Kensington Garden. Campos, ubi Troja fuit. Virg. London : Printed
for J. Tonson, in the Strand. MDGGXXII. 4^
(British Muséum : 163. m. 2.) Voyei Adbison (Joseph) Œuvres y 1721, éditées par Tickell; et The
Drummer. ^
TIMPERLEY (G. H.)
Encyclopœdia ofLilerary and Typographical Anecdote; being a Ghronological Digest of the most interesting facts illustrative of the History of Literature and Printing from thecarliest Period to the présent Time. Interpersed with Biographical Sketches of Eminent Booksellers, Printers, Type-founders, Engravers, Bookbinders and Paper makers, of ail âges and Gountries, but especially of Great Britain. With Bibliographical and Descriptive Accounts of their principal Productions and occasional Extracts from them. Including Gurious Particularsof the first introduction of Printing into various Gountries, and of the Books then printed. Notices of early Bibles and Liturgies of ail Gountries especially those printed in England or in English. A History of ail the Newspapcrs, Periodicals, and Almanacks published in this Gountry. An Account of the Origin and Progress of Language, Writing and Writing Materials, the Invention of Paper, Use of Paper Marks, etc. Gompiled and Gondenscd from Nichols^s Literary Anectodes, and numérous other Authorities, By G. li. Timperley. Second Edition, to which are added, A Gontinuation to the présent Time, Gomprising récent Biographies, Ghiefly of Booksellers, and A Practical Manual of Printing. London : Henry G. Bohn, York Street, Govent Garden. MDCGGXLII. 8°.
TINDAL (Matthew).
Chrislianity as old as the Création : Or, the Gospel, A Republication of
RÏBLIOGRAPllIt, 497
thc Religion of Nature. Est autem jus naturale adco immutabile, ut ne quidem a Deo mutari posset. Grot^ de Jure Belli et Pacis, 1. 1. G. 1. §. 10. n. 5. The Gentiles, which hâve not the Law, do by Nature the Things'contained in the Law. Rom. ii. 14. — Godis no Respecter of Persons; but in Every Nation, he that feareth him, and tvorketh
' RighteoumesSy is accepted tuith hint. Acts X. 34, 35, Proinde perfectam illam Religionem quae Ghristi prœdicatione nobis tradita est, non Novam aut Peregrinam, sed si verum dicere oportet, primait), solam, veramque esse liquido apparet. Euseb. Eccl. Hist. 1. 1. G. 4. VeUesius's Transi. Res ipsa quae nunc Ghristiana Religio nuncupatur, erat et apud Ântiquos, nec defuit ab Initto generis humani, quousq; ipse Christus veniret in Garne; unde vera Religio quœ jam erat, câepit appellari Ghristiana. Aug, Oper, To. 1. p. 17. G. Retract. 1. 1. G. 13, The Religion of the Gospel, is the true original Religion of Reason and Nature. — And its Precepts déclarative of that original Religion, which was as old as the Création. Serm. for prop. the Gosp. in for. Parts, by Dr. Sherlock, now Bp. of Bangor, p. 10. and 13. God does nothing in the Government of the World by mère Will and Arbitrariness. — The Will of God always détermines itself to act according to the eternal Reason of Things. — AU rational Greatures are obligM to govern themselves in all their Actions by the same eternal Rule of Reason. Dr. S. Clark"^ Unchang. Oblig. of Nat. Relig. Edit. 4. p. 47, 48, 49. London, Printed in the Year MDGCXXX. 4».
(British Muséum : 694. m. 5.) [THOMPSON] (N )
A GoUection of One Hundred and Ëighly Loyal Songs, All written since 1678. And Intermixt with several New Love Songs. To which is Added, The Notes Set by Several Masters of Musick. With a Table to fmd every Song. The Fourth Edition with many Additions. London, Printed, and are to be sold by Richard Butt, in Pnncess-street in Covent'Garden. 1694. Price Round 2 s. 12«.
(British Muséum: 1078. e. 13.) TOLAND (John).
Christianity not Mysterious : or A Treatise Shcwing, That there is nothing in the Gospel Gontrary to- Reason, Nor Above it : And that no Christian Doctrine can be properly call'd A Mystery. We need not désire a better Evidence that any Man is in the wrong, than to hear him déclare against Reason and thereby acknowledg that Reason is against him. ABp. Tillotson. London, Printed in the Year 1696. 8".
(British Muséum : 699. d. 7./1.)
Nazarenus : Or Jewish, Gentile, and Mahometan Ghristianity. Containing The hisiory of the antient Gospel of Barnabas, and the modem Gospel of the Mahometans, atlributed to the same Apostle ? this last Gospel being now first made known among Ghristians. Also, The Original Plan of Ghristianity occasionally explain'd in the history of the Nazarens, wherby diverse Gontroversies aboutthis divine (but highly perverted) Institution may be happily terminated. With The relation of an Irish Manuscript of the Four Gospels, as likewise a Summary of the antient Irish Ghristianity, and the reality of the Keldees (an order of Lay-religious) against the two last Bishops of Worcester. By Mr. Toland.
Intacta et Nova? graves Offensœ, levis Gratia, Plin. lib. 10. Epis». 8. Ast ego Cœlicolis gratum reor ire per omnes Hoçapus, et Sacras populis nolescere Leges. Lucan. lib. 10, ver. 197.
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London, Printed : And Sold by J. Brown without Temple-Bar, J. Roberis ia Warwick-Lane, and J. Brotherton at the Black Bull in Cornhill. 1718. 8«. (Bntish Muséum : 699. d. 10./2.)
Paniheisticon : or the Form Of Gelebrating the SocratiC'Society. Divi ded into Three Parts. Whieh Gontain, 1« The Morals and Axioms of the Pantheiils; or the Brotherhood. II. Their Deity and Philosoph\ III. Their Liberty, and a Law, neither deceiying, nor to bedeceive... To which is prefnM A Discourse upon the Antient and Modem Societies of the Learned, as also upon the InÛaite and Ëternal Universe. And subjoined, A short Dissertation upon a Two-fold Philosophy of the PantheislB, that is to be foUowed ; tpgether witluan Idea of the best and most accompUshed Man. Written Ôriginally in Latin, by the ingenious Mr. John Tokmd. And now, for the first Time, faithfuUy rendered into English. London : Printed for Sam. Paterson, at ShakespeafS'Head, opposite Durham-Yard^ in the Strand; and Sold by M. Cooper, in Pattr^noster Row. 1751. 8". (L*édition originale, qui n*est pas au Britith Muséum^ est de 17S0.]
{British Muséum : 226. a. 39./2.) T0WN8END (W. Charles).
History of the House of Gommons, ttom the Convention Parliament of
1688-9 to the Passing of the Reform Bill in 1832. By W. Charles
Townsend, Esq.; A.M., Becorder of Macclesfield. London : Henry
Colhurn, PublisheTy Oreat Marlborough Street. 1843-4. 2 volumes 8*.
{Bibliothèque natioiMle : Ng. 234.)
TUKE (Sir Samuel).
The Adveutures of Five Hours. A Tragi-Comedy. Thé Second Edition. Non ego Ventosœ Plebis suffragia venor, Horat. Feb, 12. 1662. Imprimatur. John Berkenhead. London, Printed for Henry Herringman, and are to be sold at bis Shop at Ihc Sign of the Am^ior in the Lower Walk of the New Exchange, 1664. 4».
(British Muséum : 644. f. 70.)
Tunbiidge.
The Tunbridge-Miscellany : Consisting of Poems, etc. Written at Tunbridge-Wells this Summer. By Several Hands.
Carminifms méritas celebrare Puellas Dos mea. Ovtd.
London, Printed for E. Curll at the Dial and Bible, against St. Dun-^ stan's Church in Fleetstreet. MDGGXII. 8^
(British Muséum : 1346. g. 2./7.)
tJMiah.
Ussiah and iotham* A Poem. Licensed and Entred aocording to Order. Obscuris vera involvens. Yirg. iEneid. 1. 6. London: Printed for B. Motte, and are to be sold by Randall Taylor near Stationers-Hall. 1690. folio. (BrUish Muséum : 643. m. 12. 7.)
VANBRUGH (John).
The Relapse or Virtue in Danger : Being the Sequel of The Fool in Fashion, A Comedy. Acted at the Theatre-Royal in Drury-Lane. By the Aythor of a late Comedy Call*d The Pntvok'd Wife. London, Printed for S. B. and Sold by A. Wellington at the Lute, in St. PauVs Church- Yard. 1698. 4«. [Joué en 1697.) {British Muséum : 11775. e.)
The Provpk'd Wife : A Coraedy. Writlea by ATr. Vanbrug, Author ofthe Relapse. London, Pn'nted in the Yotr 1710. [Joué en 1697.]
(Brim Muséum : 642. b. â8./6.)
jEsop. A Cotnedy. Wilh Ihe Addition of A Second ' Part. Written by Mr. Yanbrug. Printed for T. Johnson. Bookseller at the Hague. MDCCXI. 8«. [Joué en 1697J. (Bntish Muséum : 642. b. iî9./5,)
A Short Vindication of the Relapse and the ProvokM Wife, frohi Immorality and Prophaneness. By the Àuthor. London : Printed for H. Walwyn, at the Three Legs in the PouUry, against the Stocka- Market. MDCXCYIII. 8\ (British Muséum : 641. e. 1,)
The False Friend, A Gomedy. As it ia Acted at the Theatre-Royal m Drury-lane, By His Majesty's Servants. Lmdon : Printed for Jacob Tonson, within Gray'a Inn Gâte, next Grayi Inn Lane. 1703. 4".
(British Muséum: 841. c. 7./8.)
The ProvokM Husband : or A Joumey to London, A Gomedy, As it is Acted at the Theatre-Royal, By His Majesty's Servants. Written by the Late Sir John Vanbrugh, and Mr, Cibber. Vivit Tanquam Vidna Mctriti. Juv. Sat. VI. London : Printed for J. Watts, at the Printing- Offlce in WildrCourt near Lincolns-Inn Fieîds. MDCGXXVIII. %\
{British Muséum : 643. h, 5./6.)
Plays, Written by Sir John Vanbrugh. In two volumes. London : Printed for J. Hivington, T. Longman, T. Lowndes, S. Gaslon, G. Gorbett, S. Bladon, W. Nicoll, T. Evans, and M. WaUer. MDGGLXXVI. 12«.
