Category: Poetry
Although the prevailing taste for Bibliography has already drawn forth copious accounts of the various editions of the MIRROR FOR MAGISTRATES, and the industry of preceding Biographers has left little new to say of its authors, yet an entire Reprint of this once celebrated wor...
Although the prevailing taste for Bibliography has already drawn forth copious accounts of the various editions of the MIRROR FOR MAGISTRATES, and the industry of preceding Biog...
3. PART I.--SIXTH EDITION:1. Albanact. 21. Emerianus. 2. Humber. 22. Chirinnus. 3. Locrinus. 23. Varianus. 4. Elstride. 24. Nennius. 5. Sabrine. 25. Irenglass. 6. Madan. 26. Cæsar. 7. Malin. 27. Nero. 8....
4. PART II. THIRD EDITION:5. PART III. EIGHTH EDITION:1. Tresilian _Ferrers._[36] 2. Two Mortimers _Cavyll_.[37] 3. Gloucester _Ferrers_. 4. Norfolk _Chaloner_.[38] 5. Richard II. _Ferrers_. 6. Glendour _Phaer_.[39] 7. Northumberla...
6. PART I.7. PART II41 How _Guidericus_ refused to paye tribute vnto _Claudius Cæsar_: how he subdued _Galba_: how hee became desirous to winne all the worlde: spoyled France, Germany, and a great...
8. PART III.56 How the Lord _Mowbrey_, promoted by King _Richard_ the second to the state of a Duke, was by him banished the Realme, in 1398, and after died miserablie in exile. _Sir Thomas...
9. PART IV.10. PART V.11. PART I.Amongste the wise (right Honorable) whose sentences (for the moste parte) tende either to teache the [Sidenote: _Plotinus._] attayning of vertue or eschuing of vice, _Plotinus_...
12. PART II.Gentle Reader, I trustyng in thy accustomed kyndnesse, haue published this booke, entituled, _The Second part of the Mirrour for Magistrates_, the authour whereof, is now beyond...