A CURIOUS COLLECTION OF Law-Books, ANCIENT and MODERN, Consisting of the LIBRARIES OF JOHN COLLINS, Esq late of Grays-Inn, deceased. AND OF Another fam'd Practicer of the Law: With Additions of the Best and Latest LAW-BOOKS hitherto extant; As also an APPENDIX of a considerable Number of Books of the Civil & Canon-Law, Will be exposed to Sale by way of Auction, on Munday the 2d day of July, 1683, at the first House on the left-hand in Flying-Horse Court in Fleetstreet, near the Kings-Head Tavern at Chancery-Lane End.
By Edward Millington, Bookseller.
Catalogues are given gratis at Richards Coffee-House, and Rain-bow Coffee-House in Fleetstreet; and at Mrs. Dangerfield's, in the above-mentioned Flying-Horse Court; at John's Coffee-House in Fullers-Rents, near Grays-Inn; at the Coffee-House over agianst Lincolns-Inn in Chancery-Lane; at Bridges Coffee-House in Popes-Head-Alley, over against the Exchange in Cornhill; at Edward Millington's at the Bible in Little-Britain. 1683.
To the READER.
THis Catalogue contains the compleatest Collection of the Common and Statute Law-Books, ancient and modern, that hath been hitherto published, or perhaps will ever be exposed to Sale by way of Auction: So that I may presume to say, that not one considerable Book of Price, or Use in the whole Body of the Law is wanting. These Gentlemen were curious in collecting of the ancient, and scarce Books of the Law, as is obvious to every one that shall please to peruse the ensuing Names of them, especially of Books of old Customs, Usages, and Charters; there being no less then three different Editions of that fam'd Book of the Customs of Normandy, two of Stebunhith and Hackney; and of the Charters, of Romeney-Marsh, of the Tinners in Cornwall, &c. with indeed all other Books that respect the Law, that were useful, and in general Esteem, Which is Invitation sufficient to all the Gentlemen of the Gown, to buy upon this occasion, what they cannot so easily meet with, or not at all find, when their Occasions require, or they are desirous of having them.
This Auction will begin on Monday the second Day of July, 1683, at the first House on the left-hand in Flying-Horse Court, in Fleetstreet, near the Kings-Head Tavern at Chancery-Lane End; at the Hours of nine in the Morning, till twelve; and from three in the Afternoon to six. At which Place, and at the aforesaid Hours, the Books will be exposed to view, for three whole Days before the Sale, to all Gentlemen that please to inform themselves in the Editions or Conditions of them.
The Conditions of Sale.
- 1. That he who bids most is the Buyer; and if any Difference ariseth, the same Book or Books to be again exposed to Sale.
- 2. That the Books in this Catalogue (not otherwise expressed) are, for ought we know, perfect; but if any of them appear to be otherwise (before they be taken away,) the Buyer shall have his choice, whether he will leave or take the same.
- 3. That the Money for the Book or Books so bought, is to be paid within a Fortnight after the Auction is ended, at the Place of Sale, where, upon Payment thereof, the Book or Books shall be delivered, within the time aforesaid.
| 1 | AShes Tables to the L. Cook's Reports, as also to the Body of the Law, with M.SS. Notes, guarded & enlarg. with Paper, in one vol. Lond. | 1614 |
| 2 | Table to Fitz-Herbert's Grand Abridgment of the Law, by Rastal. | 1500 |
| 3 | Townsends Tables to the Presidents of Pleadings of the Common-Law. | 1667 |
| 4 | Pulton's Collect. of Statutes, with Manby's Continuat. ad An. 19. Car. 2. 2 vol. | 1632 |
| 5 | — Kalender, or Table of all the Statutes, comprehending their Effects. | 1606 |
| 6 | A Collect. of Statutes, in Norman, French, & English, printed Anno 19 Regis H. 7. | |
| 7 | Rastal's Statutes at large, from Magna Charta, ad Annum 5 Phil. & Mariae | 1618 |
| 8 | — His Collection of Entries, Declarat. Barres, Replicat. &c. best Edit. | 1596 |
| 9 | — Liber Intrationum, complectens diversas formulas Placitorum, best Edit. answering to the References in Townsend's Tables | 1546 |
| 10 | Statutes of Ireland, from the 10th Year of K.H. 6. to the 14th of Q. Eliz. | 1572 |
| 11 | — Of Ireland, in the 10th & 11th Years of K. Charles I. | 1635 |
| 12 | Bolton's Justice of Peace for the Kingdom of Ireland — Dublin, | 1638 |
| 13 | Skene (Sir J.) Regiam Majestatem, or the auld Laws and Constitutions of Scotland, collected out of the Register, from Malcolm II. to K. James. Lond. | 1609 |
| 14 | Catalogue & Collect. of O. Cromwell's Ordinances, Proclam. &c. from 53 to | 1654 |
| 15 | — Another of the same, larger Letter, gilt Leaves | 1653 |
| 16 | — Another Collect. in 1657, with the Petit. and Advice of the Knights. | 1657 |
| 17 | Scobell's Collect. of Acts & Ordinances, examined by the original Records. | 1658 |
| 18 | A Collect. of Acts for the Years 61, 62, 63, 78 Car. 2. bound in fillets, 3 vol. | 1661 |
| 19 | Pulton, de Pace Regis & Regni, of Treasons, Homicides, Felonies, &c. | 1610 |
| 20 | — Abridgment of all the Statutes, comprehending their Effects | 1608 |
| 21 | Collect. of all the Statutes in use, and those repealed abridged, with Notes and References to the Book Cases & Entries, with a Table to the whole | 1670 |
| 22 | L. Cook's Reports, in French, 11 parts, 2 vol. with a large Table, (lett.) | 1672 |
| 23 | — His Reports in English, 13 parts, compleat, with a Table, 2 vol. | 1680 |
| 24 | — His Institutes of the Laws of England, 4 parts compl. with Tab. 3 vol. | 1680 |
| 25 | — His Book of Entries, containing approved Presidents, &c. | 1614 |
| 26 | Prynne (W.) Animadversions on, Amendments of, additional explanatory Records to the 4th part of L. Cook's Institut. viz. Jurisdict. of Courts | 1669 |
| 27 | Cotton (Sir Rob.) Abridgment of the Records in the Tower of London, from K. Edward the 2d, to K. Richard, with Tables by Prynne | 1679 |
| 28 | Brook's Grand Abridgment of the Law, 2 parts, compleat | 1571 |
| 29 | Statham's Abridgment of the old Law, of a curious Character and Paper, Liber antiquissimus, & rarissimus omnium librorum ad Legem spectantium. | |
| 30 | Rolls Abridgment of the Law, 2 parts, one vol. with Tables | 1668 |
| 31 | Sheppard's Abridgment of all the Common & Statute-Law now in force, with 1500 Words and Terms of the Law explained, with Alphab. Tab. | 1656 |
| 32 | —Law of Common Assurances touching Deeds in general | 1669 |
| 33 | —Practical Counsellor in the Law, touching Fines and Recoveries, &c. | 1671 |
| 34 | Wingate's Maxims of Reason, or the Reason of the Com. Law of England, | 1658 |
| 35 | Sir Orl. Bridgman's Conveyances, select Presidents of Deeds & Instruments. | 1682 |
| 36 | Plowden's Reports compleat, 2 parts, 3 Tables, with M.SS. Notes | 1578 |
| 37 | Dyer's Reports, with the large Table | 1621 |
| 38 | Keilway's Reports, with Notes, large Paper | 1602 |
| 39 | Crook's Reports, Temp. Caroli, Jacobi, & Elizab. with new Notes, 3 vol. | 1683 |
| 40 | Hutton's Reports in the Common-Pleas, Temp. Jacob. & Caroli | 1656 |
| 41 | Hobart's Reports in the Common-Pleas, with a Table | 1658 |
| 42 | — Another, purged from Errors, enlarged with Marginal Notes | 1678 |
| 43 | Yelverton's Reports in the Kings-Bench | 1661 |
| 44 | Latches Reports in the Kings-Bench | 1662 |
| 45 | Style's Narrationes modernae, his Reports, with the Numb▪ Rolls of the Cases. | 1658 |
| 46 | Owen's Reports in the Com. Pleas, reconciling the Differ. in the Year-Books | 1659 |
| 47 | Winch's Reports in the Common-Pleas, tempore Jacobi | 1657 |
| 48 | Lane's Reports in the Exchequer, with 2 Alphabetical Tables | 1657 |
| 49 | Hetley's Reports in the Common-Pleas | 1658 |
| 50 | Sir John Savil's Reports in the Exchequer, tempore Elizabethae | 1675 |
| 51 | Rolles Reports in the King's Bench, tempore Jacobi, 2 vol. | 1675 |
| 52 | Sir William Jones's Reports in the Kings-Bench | 1675 |
| 53 | Modern Reports in the Courts of Kings-Bench, Chancery, Com. Pleas, &c. | 1682 |
| 54 | Anderson's Reports compleat, 2 parts, tempore Elizabethae | 1664 |
| 55 | Moor's Cases and Reports, published by Sir Geoffery Palmer | 1663 |
| 56 | Bendloes Reports, temp. H. 8. Edw. 6. Phil. & Mar. & Elizab. | 1661 |
| 57 | Noy's Reports in the time of Q. Eliz. K. James, K. Charles | 1656 |
| 58 | Ley's Reports in the Court of Wards, and other Courts, temp. Jac. & Car. | 1659 |
| 59 | Dav. Jenkins Rerum judicatarum Centuriae octo, or his Reports | 1661 |
| 60 | Aleyn's Select Cases reported, with Tables | 1681 |
| 61 | Popham's Reports and Cases, with other Cases, by other learned Pens | 1656 |
| 62 | Vaughan's Reports and Arguments in the Common-Pleas | 1677 |
| 63 | Leonard's Reports compleat, 4 parts, vvith the general Table, 2 vol. | 1658 |
| 64 | Davis's Reports in the Courts of Ireland | 1674 |
| 65 | Case of Tenures on the Commiss. of defect▪ Titles, argued by Judges of Ireland | 1639 |
| 66 | Reports, vvith choice Cases in Lavv, in K. James & K. Char. time, by Hutton, | 1682 |
| 67 | Bulstrode's Reports in the Kings-Bench, in K. James's time, 3 parts, compleat. | 1657 |
| 68 | Palmer's Reports, vvith tvvo Tables, temp. Caroli secundi | 1678 |
| 69 | Dalton's Country-Justices Practice out of the Sessions | 1655 |
| 70 | — Another, vvith the Duty and Povver of Justices in the Sessions | 1682 |
| 71 | — Office and Authority of Sheriffs enlarged, since Dalton | 1670 |
| 72 | Keeble's Assistance to the Justices of the Peace | 1682 |
| 73 | Cawleys Lavvs of Q. El. K. Ja. K. Char. 1 & 2, touching Jesuits, & Pop. Recus. | 1680 |
| 74 | Duke's Lavv of Charitable Uses, vvith Sir F. Moor's Readings | 1676 |
| 75 | Draught of an Act for County-Registers, Wills, Administrations, for preventing Delay and Charge in the Chancery and Common-Lavv | 1656 |
| 76 | Thesaurus Brevium, or a Collection of approved Forms of Writs | 1661 |
| 77 | Brownlow's Brevia Judicialia▪ a Collect. of approved Forms of Judicial Writs. | 1662 |
| 78 | Officina Brevium, select and approved Forms of Writs in the Com. Pleas. | 1679 |
| 79 | Registrum omnium Brevium, tam originalium, quam judicialium | 1634 |
| 80 | Selden's Mare Clausum, seu de Dominio Maris libri duo | 1635 |
| 81 | —Idem, englished by J.H. | 1663 |
| 82 | — His Tracts of the Original of Ecclesiast. Jurisdict. of Test. &c. | 1683 |
| 83 | Grotius of the Rights of War and Peace, Engl. by Evats▪ | 1682 |
| 84 | Minshews Dictionary, 9 Languages, explaining the obsolete Words of the Lavv. | |
| 85 | Cowells Interpreter of Words & Terms of Lavv, enlarg. by Manley, Lond. | 1672 |
| 86 | Blount's Lavv-Dictionary, explaining the Words of the Lavv | 1670 |
| 87 | Spelmanni Glossarium, continens latina, barbara, peregrina, obsoleta, & novatae significationis vocabula, Scholiis illustrata, (opt. Edit.) | 1664 |
| 88 | — Idem alterius Editionis | 1626 |
| 89 | Lyndwood Provinciale, seu Constitutiones Angliae, cum Summariis & Annot. | 1501 |
| 90 | — Idem cum Constitutionibus Othon. & Othoboni, & aliis Constitutionibus Londinens. hanc Editionem citat Cook on Littleton | 1525 |
| 91 | Le grant Coustumier du Pays, & Dutche de Normendie, avec la Chartre de Normandie, & autres Ordinances, best Edit. — Rov. | 1517 |
| 92 | Bracton de Legibus & Consuetudinibus Angliae, lib. 5 distincti — Lond | 1569 |
| 93 | Lambard de priscis Anglorum Legibus, Sax. Lat. cum Legibus Hen. primi, una cum Glossario earum antiquo | 1644 |
| 94 | Suarez de Legibus omnibus Tractatus amplissimus | 1679 |
| 95 | Dugdale's Origines Juridiciales, with Cuts | 1680 |
| 96 | Perfect Journal of the House of Peers, beginning Octob. 21. 1678. containing an exact Account of the Proceedings of the House, to the sitting of the next Parliam. March 6. 1678. a large Manuscript, fairly writ. | 1678 |
| 97 | Sovereigns Prerogative, and Subjects Priviledges, comprised in several Speeches, Cases, & Arguments of Law, betwixt the King and Parliam. | 1658 |
| 98 | Townsend's Historical Collections of the Proceed. of Q. Eliz. 4 last Parliam. | 1680 |
| 99 | Ryleys▪ Placita Parliamentaria, una cum Judiciis forensib. large Paper. | 1661 |
| 100 | Hernes▪ Pleader, containing perfect Presidents & Forms of Declar. Plead &c. | 1657 |
| 101 | Compleat Sett of Year-Books, viz. Edw. 3.4 parts. H▪ 6.2. Ed. 4. Long Quinto of E. 4. Hen. 4, & 5. E. 5. R. 3. H. 7, & 8. with M.SS. Notes, 10 vol. | 1562 |
| 102 | Tables to the whole Body of the Law, & to Cooks Reports, 2 vol. by Ashe. | 1614 |
| 103 | Brown's Formulae bene placitandi, a Book of Entries compleat, 2 parts. | 1671 |
| 104 | Winches Book of Entries, Declarations, &c. | 1672 |
| 105 | Thompson's Liber Placitandi, a Book of special Pleadings and Presidents | 1674 |
| 1 | LIttletons Tenures 240, French, enlarged with Paper, with several Manuscript Notes. Lond. | 1621 |
| 2 | Fitzherbert's Natura Brevium, French, guarded and enlarged with Paper, with Manuscript Notes and References | 1616 |
| 3 | Sir H. Finches▪ Discourse of the Law, interleav'd with Paper, with Manuscript Notes, & References to the Law-Books, 2 vol. | 1661 |
| 4 | Compleat Clerk, containing the best Forms of Presid. of Assur. Conveyanc. | 1664 |
| 5 | West Symboleography, or Book of Presidents, 2 vol. compleat | 1647 |
| 6 | Fidell's Perfect Guide for a Lawyer, Presid. of Conveyances out of Coke, &c. | 1654 |
| 7 | Perfect Conveyancer, Presidents out of Henden, Noy, Mason, &c. | 1663 |
| 8 | Doderidges English Lawyer, a Method for managing the Laws of the Kingd. | 1631 |
| 9 | Lawyers Logick, exemplifying the Precepts of Logick by the Com. Law. | 1588 |
| 10 | L. Bacons Elements of the Law, and its Use, containing Rules, Maxims, &c. | 1639 |
| 11 | Noy's Grounds and Maxims of the Laws of this Kingdom | 1641 |
| 12 | Moyles Exact Book of Entries of the most select and Judicial Writs | 1658 |
| 13 | Smalls Exact Collection of Declarat. with Pleas, Replicat. Rejoinders, &c. | 1653 |
| 14 | Ashton's Placita latinè rediviva, a Book of Entries | 1661 |
| 15 | Earle Doctrina Placitandi, ou l'Art de Bon Pleading | 1677 |
| 16 | Townsends 2d Book of Judgments in real personal Actions | 1674 |
| 17 | Godbolts Reports of certain Cases arising in the Court of Records | 1653 |
| 18 | Special Law-Cases about Persons & Estates, collected out of the Body of the Law, large Paper | 1641 |
| 19 | Gouldsboroughs Reports, with learned Arguments at the Bar | 1653 |
| 20 | Marches Reports, or new Cases, with Judgments on them, with a Table | 1675 |
| 21 | Brownlow and Goldesborough's Reports compleat, 2 parts, one vol. | 1651 |
| 22 | — Declarations & Pleadings in English, 2 parts compleat, 2 vol. | 1651 |
| 23 | — Judicial Writs, shewing the Forms of Entries of Executions | 1653 |
| 24 | Powel's Attourneys Academy in the Courts at Westminster with the Fees | 1628 |
| 25 | — Another, with the Attorneys Almanack, and Directions for Search of the Records in the Tower, with the Office of a Remembrancer | 1617 |
| 26 | Book of Presidents in the manner of a Register | 1584 |
| 27 | Cromptons Author. & Jurisdict. of Courts, Courts de Justices, de Forest, &c. | 1637 |
| 28 | — Office and Authority of the Justices of the Peace | 1583 |
| 29 | Coustumes du Pais de Normandie, Anciens, Ressors & Euclaves de Iceluy — A Paris | 1586 |
| 30 | Les Coustumes du Pais & Duche de Normandie, avec Commentaries & Tables, editionis Raphael du Petit Val — ibid. | 1599 |
| 31 | The Charter granted to the Tinners of Devonshire, by K. Edw. 6. with its several Confirmat. & a Table of the Stat. of the Stannary, very ancient | |
| 32 | Ancient Customs of Stebunhuth & Hackney in Middlesex, received and approved by the Lords of the Mannor, with their Confirmations | 1587 |
| 33 | Rights of the Kingdom, & Customs of our Ancestors, discussed through the British and Saxon Laws, with the Power of Parliaments, by Mr. Sadler, sometime Town-Clerk of London (not castrated) | 1649 |
| 34 | Taylors History of Gavelkind, and its Etymol. with the Life of W. Conq. | 1663 |
| 35 | Summers Treatise of Gavelkind, with the ancient Customs of Kentish-Men. | 1665 |
| 36 | Manwoods Treatise of the Laws of the Forest, with their beginning | 1664 |
| 37 | Sir Walt. Rawleigh's Prerogative of Parliaments in England | 1628 |
| 38 | Hakewells Liberty of the Subject, against the pretended Power of Imposit. | 1641 |
| 39 | Husbands Exact Collect. of all Remonstrances, Declarat. Votes, Orders, Ordinances, Proclam. Petit. Messages betwixt the King & Parliament | 1643 |
| 40 | Abstract of all the Penal Statutes which be in general force and use | 1581 |
| 41 | Stamfords Pleas of the Crown with the King's Prerogative | 1607 |
| 42 | Prynnes Aurum Reginae, a Collect. of the Tower-Records as to the Qu. Gold | 1668 |
| 43 | Interpreter of the Signification of the Words of the Law, by Cowell | 1641 |
| 44 | Skenes Exposition of the Terms and difficil Words of the Law | 1637 |
| 45 | Fitz-herberts Grand Abridgment of the Law, 2 parts compl. with a Table | 1577 |
| 46 | Brookes Grand Abridgment of the Law, smallest in 4to | 1576 |
| 47 | Callis Reading upon the Stat. 23. Hen. 8 of Sewers | 1647 |
| 48 | L. Chanc. Ellesmeres Speech in the Exchequer touching the Post-Nati | 1609 |
| 49 | Sir James Dyers Reading of Wills, Brograve of Jointures, and Risden of forcible Entry | 1648 |
| 50 | Opinions of 4 Judges about Nusances of Dwelling-Houses | 1639 |
| 51 | Sir Francis Bacons Readings upon the Statute of Uses | 1639 |
| 52 | City-Law, or the Course of Proceeding in all its Courts, with the Offices | 1639 |
| 53 | Marches Reports, or new Cases, with the three learned Readings of Dyer, Brograve, and Risden, about Wills, &c. | 1648 |
| 54 | Sheppard's Grand Abridgment of Common and Statute-Law, compl. | Lond. 1675 |
| 55 | — Touchstone of common Assurances and Conveyances | 1651 |
| 56 | — Faithful Counsellor, or the Marrow of the Law, 2 parts, 2 vol. compl. | 1651 |
| 57 | — President of Presidents | 1625 |
| 58 | Fleta de antiquis Britanniae Legibus, cum Commentariis Seldeni | 1647 |
| 59 | Godolphin's Abridgment of the Ecclesiastical Laws of this Kingdom | 1680 |
| 60 | Orphan's Legacy, or Testamentary Abridgment, 2d Edit. | 1677 |
| 61 | Swinburn's Treatise of Testaments and last Wills | 1590 |
| 62 | Fr. Clerke Praxis Curiae Ecclesiasticae, edita per Bladen | 1666 |
| 63 | Selden's History of Tithes, and the Practice of paying them | 1618 |
| 64 | Welwood's Abridgment of all the Sea-Laws | 1613 |
| 65 | Fulbeck's Parallel of the Civil Law, with the Canon Law, and the Common-Law, as also the Pandects of the Law of Nations | 1602 |
| 66 | Ridley's View of the Civil and Ecclesiastical Law | 1607 |
| 67 | Trial of Bastardy, or the Manner of the Government of England, termed Spiritual or Ecclesiastical, with Tables of prohibited Marriages, and of the English and Positive Canon Catalogues, &c. | 1594 |
| 68 | Hughs Grand Abridgment of the Law, 3 vol. compleat | 1660 |
| 69 | — Exact Abridg. of the Acts and Ordin. of Parliam. from 40 to 1656. | 1657 |
| 70 | — Abridgment of the Cases of the Law | 1657 |
| 71 | — Commentaries upon Original Writs | 1655 |
| 1 | HAwkes Grounds of the Laws of England, & Reasonableness of the Law | 1657 |
| 2 | Philips Directions for the Study of the Law | 1662 |
| 3 | — Principles of the Law reduced to Practice | 1661 |
| 4 | Noy's Compleat Lawyer, or a Treatise of Tenures and Estates | 1670 |
| 5 | — Grounds and Maxims of the Laws of England | 1663 |
| 6 | Wentworths Institutions, or principal Grounds of the Laws of England | 1552 |
| 7 | Doctor and Student, a Dialogue about the Laws of England | 1607 |
| 8 | Abridgment of the Doctor and Student | 1658 |
| 9 | Davenports Abridgment of Ld. Cooks Commentaries upon Littleton | 1652 |
| 10 | Irelands Abridgment of the Lord Cooks 11 Reports | 1657 |
| 11 | Trotmans Abridgment of the Lord Cooks Reports, French, with a Table | 1640 |
| 12 | Abridgment of the 12, 13 Reports of the L. Cook, by Manley | 1670 |
| 13 | Wingates Abridgment of all the Statutes in force and use | 1678 |
| 14 | — Another continued and inlarged | 1681 |
| 15 | Abridgment of the Statutes in the Reigns of K. Charles 1 & 2, by Manley | 1674 |
| 16 | Abridgment of the Stat. 16, 17, 18 Car. 1. & 12, 13 Car. 2. | 1663 |
| 17 | Abridgment of the Book of Assizes, French | 1555 |
| 18 | Abridgment of Brooke, Englished by March, with a Table | 1651 |
| 19 | Abridgment of Dyer, French | 1609 |
| 20 | Abridgment of the Reports and Commentaries of Plowden | 1650 |
| 21 | Abbreviamentum magnum Statutorum Angliae, ad ann. 15 Hen. 8. | |
| 22 | Bridall's Abridgment of the Laws of England, touching Treason, Rebellion | 1679 |
| 23 | — View of the Laws of England, viz. Stat. Law, Com. Law, & Customs. | 1673 |
| 24 | Epitome of the Common-Law, 2d Edit. enlarged by Glisson, and Gulston | 1677 |
| 25 | Magna Charta antiquissima (sine titulo) latinè | Lond. 1525 |
| 26 | — Another (editionis Tottel) cum Statutis antiquis tum recentibus | 1576 |
| 27 | — Another, cum caeteris antiquis Statutis per exemplaria examinata | 1556 |
| 28 | — Another in English, with Notes and Observations of Ed. Coke. | 1680 |
| 29 | Fitzherberts Natura Brevium, French | 16 [...]9 |
| 30 | La Veiux & Natura Brevium dernierment corrigee | 1584 |
| 31 | Gregory's Abridg. des Cases Concernants les titles des Leys du Royalme | 1599 |
| 32 | Plowdens Queries, or a Moot-Book of choice Cases, Englished by H.B. | 1662 |
| 33 | Hughs Queries, or choice Cases for Moots, several Points of Law resolved | 1675 |
| 34 | Tenures de Mons. Littleton (Charta Magna) cum multis Notis M.SS. | 1604 |
| 35 | Littleton in French and English, with a Table | 1671 |
| 36 | — Another in French | 1617 |
| 37 | Perkins of the Laws of England, French, with Manuscript Notes | 1581 |
| 38 | Clodovei Childeberti Libellus antiquitatis, continens Legem Salicam, & Leges Burgund. Alamannorum, Saxonum, ex veteribus libris | 1573 |
| 39 | Coustumes des Pais, & Dutche de Bretagne, 24o | Rov. 1603 |
| 40 | Fortescue de laudibus Legum Angliae, with the Notes of John Selden, Esq | 1672 |
| 41 | Britton de Legibus antiquis Angliae, with Wingates Corrections | 1640 |
| 42 | Glanvil Tractatus de Legibus & Consuetudinibus Angliae, cum Commentario Fortescue, de politica Administratione & Legibus Angliae | |
| 43 | — Another, cum diversis Manuscriptis examinatis cum Jndicibus | 1673 |
| 44 | Williams Excellency of the Laws of England, with Judge Hales Opinion in several select Law-Cases | 1680 |
| 45 | Sir Rob. Brookes Reading on the Statute of Limitations | 1647 |
| 46 | Glisson's Survey of the Law, with the Judges Opinions in several Cases | 1659 |
| 47 | Heydons▪ Idea of the Law, and the Idea of Government and Tyranny | 1660 |
| 48 | Meritons Landlords Law, a Collection of several Cases about Leases, &c. | 1681 |
| 49 | Tenants Law, several Cases in the Law about Leases, Rents, Distresses | 1674 |
| 50 | Enchiridion Legum, a Discourse of the Beginning, Nature, Progress, and Use of the Law | 1673 |
| 51 | Finches Law, with a Discourse thereof, in 4 Books, English | 1636 |
| 52 | Summary of the Com. Law of England, with Tablets for Method of Study | 1654 |
| 53 | Collins Summary of the Laws of England, as to Justices of the Peace | 1663 |
| 54 | Pages▪ Jus Fratrum, the Law of Brethren, shewing the Variety of Customs in several Counties | 1658 |
| 55 | Fountain of the Law, shewing the Method of Proceeding in all Actions | 1658 |
| 56 | Terms of the Law, with the Exposition of them, enlarged | 1624 |
| 57 | Leighs Philological Commentary of the obvious & useful Words of the Law | 1658 |
| 58 | Doderidges Honour's Pedigree, Rights and Priviledges of the Nobility, according to the Customs and Laws of England | 1657 |
| 59 | Treatise of the Nobility of the Realm, collected out of the Law | 1642 |
| 60 | The Magazine of Honour, or the Degrees of Nobility, by Bird | 1642 |
| 61 | Seldens Priviledges of the Baronage in Parliament | 1642 |
| 62 | Sheppards Actions upon the Case for Deeds, viz. Contracts, Assumpsits, &c. | 1675 |
| 63 | — Actions for Slander, a Collect. of 1000 Cases under Heads | 1674 |
| 64 | — England's Balme, or Proposals for regulating the Law | 1657 |
| 65 | — View of all the Laws and Statutes concerning the Service of God | 1655 |
| 66 | Statuta vetera & recentiora, a Collection of Statutes about the Practice of the Law | 1672 |
| 67 | Hernes Law of Conveyances, the Nature, Kinds, Effects of them | 1658 |
| 68 | Hernes Law of charitable Uses, or the 43 Statute of Eliz. explained | Lond. 1663 |
| 69 | Blounts Statutes concerning Bankrupts, methodically digested | 1670 |
| 70 | Stones Readings on the 13 of Eliz. touching Bankrupts | 1656 |
| 71 | Styles Practical Register, consisting of Rules, Orders, and Observations | 1657 |
| 72 | Brevia selecta, or choice Writs, not usually included in the Writ-Books | 1663 |
| 73 | Vaughans Discourse of Coin and Coinage, with an Account of the Law therein | 1675 |
| 74 | Townsends Preparative to Pleading in the Court of Common-Pleas | 1655 |
| 75 | Judg Jenkins Works on divers Statutes, relating to the Right of the King and Subject | 1680 |
| 76 | Lambards Office of the Justices of Peace, in two Books | 1581 |
| 77 | Chamberlains Compleat Justice, a Collect. of Stat. & Authors about that Office | 1681 |
| 78 | Sure Guide for his Majesties Justices of the Peace, by Sheppard | 1581 |
| 79 | Justice of Peace Clerks Cabinet, a Book of Warrants by Sheppard | 1660 |
| 80 | Kilburnes Choice Presidents upon all Acts of Parliament relating to the Office of a Justice of the Peace | 1681 |
| 81 | Practick part of the Office of a Justice of the Peace | 1682 |
| 82 | Justice restored, or a Guide for the Justices of Peace in and out of Sessions | 1661 |
| 83 | Wingates Justice revived, the whole Office of a Country-Justice | 1661 |
| 84 | Hornes Mirrour of Justices, French | 1642 |
| 85 | Youngs Table of the Statutes relating to Justices | 1663 |
| 86 | Clerks Manual, a Collection of Forms of Declarations, Pleas, &c. | 1678 |
| 87 | Browns Entring Clerks Vade mecum, or a Collection of Presidents | 1678 |
| 88 | Youngs Clerks Guide, a Collect. of choice English Presidents, 4 parts compl. | 1682 |
| 89 | — Another, containing Presidents for all sorts of Indentures, &c. | 1682 |
| 90 | Placita Generalia & Specialia, with the Forms of entring Pleadings | 1674 |
| 91 | Officium Clerici Pacis, a Book of Indictments, Informat. Appeals, Inquisit. | 1675 |
| 92 | Billinghursts Arcana Clericalia, the Mysteries of Clarkeship | 1674 |
| 93 | Young Clerks Tutor enlarged, a Collection of Presidents, of Recognis. &c. | 1682 |
| 94 | Compendious and accurate Treatise of Fines and Recoveries upon Writs of Entry | 1678 |
| 95 | Office of the Clerk of Assize, and of the Peace, with a Table of Fees | 1676 |
| 96 | Young Clerks Companion, or a Manual for his daily Practice | 1667 |
| 97 | The Clerk of Assize, Judges-Marshal, and Cryer, by T.W. | 1660 |
| 98 | Touchstone of Presidents, relating to Judicial Proceedings in Law, by G.F. | 1682 |
| 99 | A Book of Presidents and Instruments | 1616 |
| 100 | The Sollicitor, together with his Parts and Qualities, and fitting Endowments | 1663 |
| 101 | The Compleat Sollicitor, performing his Duty, and teaching his Client | 1668 |
| 102 | Attorney of the Court of Common-Pleas, Tothils Transactions of Chancery | 1648 |
| 103 | Attourney of the Court of Common-Pleas, with the Practice of the Court | 1642 |
| 104 | Attourneys Guide, suing out Fines and Recoveries, by G.T. | 1656 |
| 105 | Compleat Attourney, and his Office in the Prosecution of any Action | 1653 |
| 106 | Layman's Lawyer, or the 2d Part of the Practice of the Law, with the Duty of a Gaoler | 1654 |
| 107 | Sir Matt. Hales Pleas of the Crown, with a Summary of the Matters | 1682 |
| 108 | Bagshaw's Rights of the Crown of England, as it is established by Law | 1660 |
| 109 | Jura Coronae, his Majesties Rights asserted against Papal Usurpations | 1680 |
| 110 | Judgments in the Upper-Bench upon the most difficult Points in all Actions | 1655 |
| 111 | Ancient & modern Practice of the Kings-Bench & Com. Pleas, with the Rules of the said Courts, with the Practice of the Sheriffs Court, and Customs of the City | Lond. 1674 |
| 112 | Rules and Orders for the Court of Upper-Bench at Westminster | 1655 |
| 113 | Vernon's Consideration for regulating the Exchequer | 1642 |
| 114 | Fanshaws Practice of the Exchequer-Court, with its Offices | 1658 |
| 115 | Practice of the Court of Chancery, with the Nature of the Offices of that Court | 1672 |
| 116 | Transactions of the Court of Chancery, both by Practice & President | 1649 |
| 117 | Lord Ellesmeres Observations concerning the Office of Lord Chancellor | 1651 |
| 118 | Collection of Orders heretofore used in Chancery | 1649 |
| 119 | Cary's Reports, or Causes in Chancery, out of Lambert, &c. | 1650 |
| 120 | Filacers Office, with the Nature and Forms of their Writs | 1655 |
| 121 | Kitchins Court Leet, Court Baron, with the Form of keeping them | 1580 |
| 122 | — Jurisdictions or lawful Authority of Court-Leets, 5th Edit. enlarg. | 1675 |
| 123 | Greenwoods Practical Demonstration of County-Judicatures | 1675 |
| 124 | Corporations, Fraternities, and Guilds, with Forms of the Charters of Corporations | 1659 |
| 125 | Court-keepers Guide, with the Jurisdiction of these Courts, by Sheppard | 1650 |
| 126 | Archion, or a Commentary on the High-Courts of Justice in England, by Lambard | 1655 |
| 127 | Articuli ad novas Narrationes, a Book of Diversity of Courts | 1561 |
| 128 | Lord Cokes Compleat Copy-Holder, with a Supplement | 1668 |
| 129 | Meritons Guide for Constables, Church-wardens, Overseers of the Poor | 1669 |
| 130 | Offices and Duty of Constables, Bar-holders, Tything-men, by Sheppard | 1641 |
| 131 | Duty of Constables, &c. with the Duty of the Surveyors of the High-way | 1641 |
| 132 | Babingtons Advice to Grand Jurors in Cases of Blood | 1680 |
| 133 | Trials per Pais, or the Law of England as to Juries, by G.D. | 1682 |
| 134 | — Another, methodically composed, by S.E. | 1665 |
| 135 | Englands Liberties, or the Free-born Subjects Inheritance | 1682 |
| 136 | Blount's Ancient Tenures of Land, & Jocular Customs of some Mannors | 1679 |
| 137 | Wilkinsons Office and Authority of Coroners and Sheriffs, with the Return of Writs | 1657 |
| 138 | Smiths Commonwealth of England, with the Manner & Governm. thereof | 1635 |
| 139 | March Amicus Reipublicae, the Commonwealth's Friend | 1651 |
| 140 | Vaughan's Practica Walliae, or the Proceedings of the Great Sessions of Wales, with the old Statutes of Wales at large, & Abridgment of others | 1672 |
| 141 | Reports and Pleas of the Assizes at York | 1651 |
| 142 | Marius Advice concerning Bills of Exchange, with several Forms of Bills | 1674 |
| 143 | Atwoods Jani Anglorum Facies nova, touching the great Councils of the Kingdom, several Monuments of Antiquity | 1680 |
| 144 | — Another, containing the Laws Ecclesiastical and Civil, about the Clergy in Voting in Capital Cases | 1680 |
| 145 | Petyts Ancient Right of the Commons of England asserted | 1680 |
| 146 | — Miscellanea Parliamentaria, Presidents of Freedom from Censures, and Arrests of the Parliament-Members | 1680 |
| 147 | Hakewells Old way of holding Parliaments in England, & their Priviledges | 1660 |
| 148 | Copy of the two Journal-Books of the House of Commons, including their Transactions | 1680 |
| 149 | The whole Series of the Transactions of the Peers as to the Popish Plot | 1681 |
| 150 | L. Hollis Grand Question about the Judicat. of the Peers in Skinners Case | 1669 |
| 151 | — His Remains concerning the Judicature of the Bishops in Parliam. | 1682 |
| 152 | The Connexion, a Collect. of some principal Matters in K. James's Reign | 1681 |
| 153 | Hobbs Art of Rhetorick, with a Discourse of the Laws of England | 1681 |
| 154 | Lex Londinensis, or the City-Law, with its Customs, & Pract. of the Courts | 1680 |
| 155 | Camera Regis, or the State of the City, as to its Officers, Courts, Customs, | 1678 |
| 156 | Calthrop's Reports touching the Customs & Liberties of the City of London | 1655 |
| 157 | Act for the Reformation of Abuses in the Wardmote-Inquest, with the Articles & Charge of the said Inquest, with others relating to the City | 1617 |
| 158 | Charter of Henry K. of England, concerning the Ordinance Romeney-Marsh | 1597 |
| 159 | Turner's Case of the Bankers stated, the Property of the Subject asserted | 1675 |
| 160 | Right of Dominion, & Property of Liberty, with the necessity of Monarchy | 1655 |
| 161 | Catalogue of the Law-Books of England, interleav'd with M.SS. Additions | 1671 |
| 162 | — Another, with an Account of the best Editions, Volumes, Prices, &c. | 1683 |
| 163 | Jus Sigilli, or the Law of England touching the four principal Seals | 1673 |
| 164 | Ashes Tables to the Lord Cokes 11 Reports, of the old Editions | 1618 |
| 165 | — Table to the Statutes of Equity, with Dallisons & Bendloes Reports | 1609 |
| 166 | — Table to Judge Dyer's Reports | 1622 |
| 167 | — Table to Edw. 5. Rich. 3. Hen. 7, & 8, by Fleetwood | 1579 |
| 168 | Theloall Digest of Original Writs | 1579 |
| 169 | Ridley's View of the Civil & Ecclesiastical Law, with Gregory's Notes | 1675 |
| 170 | Molloy de Jure Maritimo & Navali, of Affairs Maritine, &c. | 1682 |
| 171 | Deggs Parfons Councellor, with the Law of Tithes or Tithing | 1681 |
| 172 | Hugh's Parsons Law, or a View of Advowsons | 1663 |
| 173 | Meriton's Parsons Monitor, consisting of Cases concerning the Clergy | 1681 |
| 174 | — Touchstone of Wills, Testaments, and Administrations | 1674 |
| 175 | Godolphin's View of the Admiral Jurisdict. with the Laws of Oleron abridg. | 1661 |
| 176 | Clerke Praxis Curiae Admiralitatis | 1679 |
| 177 | Wentworth's Office and Duty of Executors, a Treatise of Wills | 1663 |
| 178 | Appendix to the Office and Duty of Executors, by T.M. | 1678 |
| 179 | Sharrock's Provinciale vetus Provinciae Cantuariensis, cum selectioribus Linwoodi Annotationibus, & Constitutionibus Othoboni | 1664 |
| 180 | Cowelli Institutiones Juris Anglicani | 1630 |
| 181 | — Another in English, digested into the Method of the Civil Institutions | 1651 |
| 1 | PƲlton's Collection of all the Statutes in Use, and those repealed abridged, | Lond. 1618 |
| 2 | — Abridgment of all the Statutes from Magna Charta to 9 of K. James | 1617 |
| 3 | — De Pace Regis & Regni, touching Treasons, Homicides, Felonies, &c. | 1609 |
| 4 | Rastal's Collection of all the Statutes at large, with Marginal Notes, 2 vol. | 1618 |
| 5 | — Collection of Entries, Declarations, &c. large Paper | 1566 |
| 6 | Collection of the Ordinances, Proclamations, Declarations of O. Cromwell | 1654 |
| 7 | Collection of Acts of K. Charles the 2d, in 1660, 61, 62, 63 | 1660 |
| 8 | Winches Book of Entries, Declarations, Pleadings, &c. | 1672 |
| 9 | Lord Cookes Institutes compleat, 4 parts, 3 vol. with Tables | 1656 |
| 10 | — Pleas of the Crown, 3d part of the Institutes | 1644 |
| 11 | — Reports in English, 13 parts, with a large Table | 1680 |
| 12 | — In French, 11 parts, in 2 vol. | Lond. 1619 |
| 13 | — 12th and 13th Parts, 2 vol. | 1656 |
| 14 | Prynnes Animadversions on the Lord Cooks Jurisdiction of Courts (lett.) | 1669 |
| 15 | Keilways Reports with Dallison and Bendlow, and a Table | 1633 |
| 16 | Leonard's Reports, with Alphabetical Tables, 3d part | 1663 |
| 17 | Hobarts Reports, (4th Edit.) enlarged and corrected, with a Table | 1633 |
| 18 | Ley's Reports in the Court of Wards | 1659 |
| 19 | Huttons Reports in the Com. Pleas, with References to some late Reports | 1682 |
| 20 | Davis Reports, with a Table | 1674 |
| 21 | Jones's Reports in the Kings-Bench | 1675 |
| 22 | Modern Reports, collected by a careful Hand, temp. Car. 2 | 1682 |
| 23 | Law of Common Assurances, touching Feoffments, Gifts, Grants, &c. | 1669 |
| 24 | Practical Counsellor, touching Fines, Recoveries & Judgments | 1671 |
| 25 | Book of Entries, containing many choice Presidents, by Brown, compleat | 1675 |
| 26 | — Formularum bene placitandi, pars secunda | 1674 |
| 27 | Judicial Writs, with their Returns & Entries in the Common-Pleas | 1679 |
| 28 | Country-Justice, both in and out of Sessions, with the Statutes abridged | 1682 |
| 29 | Reports of the Learned Judg Hobart | 1680 |
| 30 | Lyndwoods Provinciale, continens Constitutiones Provinciales quatuordecim Archiepiscoporum Cantuar. à Step. Langham ad H. Chicleium, Oxon | 1679 |
| 31 | Rolls Abridgment of the Law, (with L. Hales Preface) 2 parts, one vol. | Lond. 1668 |
| 32 | H. Grotius of the Rights of War and Peace, Engl. by Evats | 1682 |
| 33 | Selden's Tracts of the Original of Ecclesiastical Jurisdict. of Test. &c. | 1683 |
| 34 | A compleat Collection of Year-Books, with Additions of new Notes, and References to the Abridgments of Brooke and Fitzherbert, with Tables to several of the Books, not before extant, in ten Volumes | 1672 |
| 35 | Edward the First and Second, published from the Manuscripts, and with the Notes and Tables of Serjeant Maynard | 1678 |
| 36 | Year-Books of Edward the 4th, Henry the 4, 5. Hen. 6. 2 parts. Edw. 5. Rich. 3. Hen. 7, 8. with Manuscript Notes, five vol. | |
| 37 | — Henry 7, 8, separatim, with large Manuscript Notes | 1555 |
| 38 | Rastal's Collection of Statutes, from Magna Charta to Q. Elizabeth | |
| 39 | Sinderfin les Reports des divers special Cases Bancke le Roy, temp. Car. 2. | 1683 |
| 1 | TEnures de Mons. Littleton, interleav'd with Paper, with Manuscript Notes | Lond. 1583 |
| 2 | Hughs Abridgment of Publick Acts and Ordinances of Parl. from 40 to 56 | 1657 |
| 3 | — Abridgment of the Law, with the Cases thereof | 1657 |
| 4 | Brownlows and Goldesboroughs Reports, 2 parts compleat | 1654 |
| 5 | — Declarations & Pleadings in English, or Forms of Proceedings in Law | 1653 |
| 6 | — Judicial Writs, as used in the Common-Pleas | 1653 |
| 7 | Smalls Collection of Declarations, Pleas, & Entries of Judgments | 1653 |
| 8 | Goldesboroughs Reports, or choice Cases agitated in all Courts at Westminster | 1653 |
| 9 | Moyles Entries of the most select Judicial Writs used in the Common Law | 1658 |
| 10 | Placita latinè rediviva, a Book of Entries, by Aston | 1663 |
| 11 | Earle Doctrina Placitandi, ou l' Art & Science de Bon Pleading | 1677 |
| 12 | Sheppards Abridgment of the Common and Statute-Law, alphabetically digested under proper Heads and Titles, 3 parts, one vol. | Lond. 1675 |
| 13 | — Faithful Counsellor, or Marrow of the Law, first part | 1653 |
| 14 | Compleat Clerk, containing Forms of all Presidents for Conveyances, &c. with Forms of Bills, Pleadings, & Answ. in Chancery, by Eminent Lawyers | 1677 |
| 15 | Henden, Noy, Mason, Fleetwood, select & choice Presidents of Conveyances | 1655 |
| 16 | Guide for a studious Lawyer, Presidents out of Lord Coke, Hobart, &c. | 1654 |
| 17 | Doderidges English Lawyer, describing a Method for managing the Laws | 1631 |
| 18 | Life and Reign of King Edward the 6th, by Sir G. Hayward | 1580 |
| Ryves Vicars Plea, declaring the Right of Tithes, notwithstanding Impropriat. | ||
| History of the ancient and modern Estate of the Principality of Wales | ||
| 19 | Nic. Bacons Historical Discourse of the uniform Government of England, with a Discourse of the Power and Priviledges of Parliament, by way of Preface to the second Part, two Parts compleat | 1647 |
| 20 | Sadlers Rights of the Kingdom, and Customs of our Ancestors, with the Power of Parliaments | 1681 |
| 21 | Powel's Attorneys Academy, and Almanack, Repertory of the Records in Chancery and the Tower | 1631 |
| 22 | Crompton's Office and Authority of the Justices of the Peace | 1606 |
| 23 | Reports or new Cases, with the Reasons of the Resolutions | 1648 |
| 24 | Godolphins Orphans Legacy, or last Wills, of Executors, of Legacies | 1674 |
| 25 | Fulbeckes Pandects of the Law of Nations, with the Parallel | 1602 |
| 26 | Treatise of the Laws of the Forest, with what a Forest is, &c. by Manwood | 1615 |
| 27 | Fitz-herbert's Grand Abridgment of the Law, fair and large Cutt, (best Edit.) with a Table, and some Manuscript Notes | 1577 |
| 28 | Womans Lawyer, or the Rights belonging to Women | 1632 |
| 29 | Boon Examen Legum Angliae | 16 [...] |
| 30 | Wisemans Law of Laws, or the Excellency of the Civil Law | 16 [...] |
| 31 | Philips Reforming Registry, or a Representation of the Mischiefs of Registries, proposed to be erected in every County | 1671 |
| 32 | — Legality, Reason, &c. of the Rights & Priviledg. of the Kings Servants | 1671 |
| 33 | Prynne's Historical Vindication of the good old Fundamental Rights, Liberties and Properties of English Freemen, 3d part | 1657 |
| 34 | — Sovereign Power of Parliaments and Kingdoms' 3d & 4th parts | 1643 |
| 35 | — Plea for the Lords, a Vindicat. of the Legislative Power of the Peers, with his Speech, Dec. 4. 1648, touching the Satisfact. of Kings Answers | 1649 |
| 36 | Collection of Statutes Alphabetically from Magna Charta, to 1597 |
| 1 | WIngates Abridgment of all the Statutes in force and use | 1655 |
| 2 | — Another, beginning at Magna Charta, alphabetically digested | 1655 |
| 3 | Gregory's Moot-Book in French | 1599 |
| 4 | Wingates Body of the Common-Law of England | 1678 |
| 5 | Leighs Illustration of the useful Words, with their Distinctions in the Law | 1652 |
| 6 | Exposition of the Terms of the Law, without Title | |
| 7 | Ashes Tables to the Statutes of Equity, with Dallison & Bendlows Reports | 1609 |
| 8 | — Table to the Reports of Judge Dyer | 1600 |
| 9 | Elenchus Annalium Edw. 5. Rich. 3. Hen. 7, 8. | 1597 |
| 10 | Th. Bassetts Catalogue of the Law-Books | Lond.1682 |
| 11 | — Another, reducing the Books to proper Heads | 1682 |
| 12 | Actions on the Case for Deeds, collected out of the Body of the Law | 1675 |
| 13 | — Another, with 2 Alphabetical Tables | 1675 |
| 14 | — Actions on the case for Slander, by Sheppard | 1674 |
| 15 | Glisson & Gulstons Survey of the Law, with the Nature of a Writ of Error | 1659 |
| 16 | Marches Actions for Slanders, 2 parts compleat | 1674 |
| 17 | — Another, containing what Words are actionable in Law | 1648 |
| 18 | Law of charitable Uses, as Presidents upon that Statute of Uses | 1663 |
| 19 | — Another, teaching how to sue out and prosecute on that Statute | 1660 |
| 20 | Kitchins Jurisdictions of Courts, and the authentick Forms of Writs | 1653 |
| 21 | Greenwoods Ministerial Authority of Coroners and Sheriffs | 1675 |
| 22 | Magna Charta, & caetera Statuta, nunc per Exemplaria examinata | 1556 |
| 23 | Magna Charta, Edit. Tottell | 1576 |
| 24 | Tenures de Littleton, cum Notis Manuscriptis | 1604 |
| 25 | Tractatus de Consuetudinibus Angliae, per Glanvillum | 1673 |
| 26 | Direction or Preparative to the Study of the Law, by Fulbecke | 1608 |
| 27 | Clerks Guide, 4 parts compleat, by J.H. Counsellor | 1682 |
| 28 | Entring Clerks Vade mecum, by Brown | 1678 |
| 29 | Placita generalia & specialia, in a Collection of Presidents | 1674 |
| 30 | Practick Part of the Law, shewing the Office of an Attourney | 1666 |
| 31 | Compendious Treatise of Fines and Recoveries upon Writs Entry | 1678 |
| 32 | The Sollicitor, teaching his Client in all Courts | 1666 |
| 33 | Statutes concerning Bankrupts methodically digested, by T.B. | 1670 |
| 34 | — Ancient Tenures of Land, and Customs of Mannors | 1679 |
| 35 | Fragmenta Antiquitatis, with the Jocular Customs of Mannors | 1679 |
| 36 | City-Law, with its Customs, Powers, & Practice, & Acts of Com. Council | 1680 |
| 37 | State of London viewed, containing its Antiquity, Fame, Walls, &c. | 1678 |
| 38 | Jani Anglorum Facies Nova, by Atwood | 1680 |
| 39 | Copy of the Journal-Book of the last-Parliament, with the History and Discovery of the late Popish Plot | 1680 |
| 40 | Journal-Book of the Commons, containing the Discovery of the Popish Plot by the King to the two Houses of Parliament, with Danby's Accusation | 1680 |
| 41 | Ancient Right of the Commons, & that they were ever an essent. part of Parl. | 1680 |
| 42 | — Miscellanea Parliamentaria, by Petyt | 1681 |
| 43 | Cases of the Bankers and their Creditors examined and stated | 1675 |
| 44 | Anthrobus and Impey, choice Writs, being Extents directed to Bishops | 1663 |
| 45 | Wilkinsons Office of Coroners and Sheriffs | 1657 |
| 46 | View of the Civil and Ecclesiastical Law, by Ridley | 1675 |
| 47 | Parsons Law, or a View of Advowsons, by Hughs | 1663 |
| 48 | — Another, collected out of the Body of the Law | 1641 |
| 49 | Praxis Curiae Admiralitatis, per Clerk | 1679 |
| 50 | Cowells Institutes of the Laws of England | 1651 |
| 52 | Office of a Filacer, with a Table of their Fees | 16 |
| 52 | Office of the Clerk of the Market, and of the Laws of Provision | 1665 |
| 53 | Cary's Reports in Chancery, with the King's Decree in Chancery | 1650 |
| 54 | Grimstones Collection of Orders used in Chancery | 1669 |
| 55 | Reports at the Assizes of York, with Presidents for Pleading at Assizes▪ | 1651 |
| 56 | Proceedings at the Sessions in Wales, by Vaughan | 1672 |
| 57 | Practice of the Exchequer Court, by Fanshaw | 1658 |
| 58 | Marches Actions for Slander, and of Arbitrements, two parts | 1648 |
| 59 | — Another in English, with a View of all manner of Pleadings | 1653 |
| 60 | Natura Brevium, French, with an ancient one in English, 2 vol. | 1580 |
| 61 | Fitzherberts Natura Brevium, French, with Rastals Table | 1598 |
| 62 | Ordinance of Parliament concerning the Subsidy of Tonnage | 1642 |
| 63 | Exposition of the Terms of the Law, with Rules and Principles of Law | 1567 |
| 64 | — Another, with the old Terms, French & English | 1579 |
| 65 | — Another, augmented in the French and English | 1609 |
| 66 | Parsons Law, collected out of the Body of the Common-Law | 1641 |
| 67 | Wingates Abridgment of Stat. from Magna Charta to 1666, with 4 Tables | 1666 |
| 68 | Resolutions of the Judges on the several Statutes of Bankrupts | 1670 |
Bundles of Pamphlets belonging to the Law, &c.
- No 1
- JUdge Thorpes Charge at the Assizes at York epitomizing the Statutes. Chancell. Ellesmeres Speech touching the Post-Nati. Laws and Orders of War for the Service of Ireland. Leighs Considerations for regulating the High-Court of Chancery. L. Bacons Speech concerning the Naturalization of the Scots.—His Charge at the Session for the Verge, with the Jurisdiction thereof. Warrens new Plea for the old Law. Proposals for regulating the Law, both in Sense, Form, and Practice. Vindication of the Laws of Engl. as established. E.C. Treatise of Bail and Mainprise. Right of Tithes asserted by our old Saxon Laws. Articles of the Parliament exhibited against Sir J. Brampston, and Berkeley, Justices, 1641. Priviledges and Practice of Parliaments, with their Original, &c. Sir Nich. Bacon's Arguments exhibited in Parliam. proving the Persons of Noblemen attachable for Contempts against the Court of Chancery. Manner of Proceedings in the Courts of the Sessions of North-Wales. City-Law, or the Course and Practice of Proceed: at Guildhall. Argument of Nich. Fuller, proving that the Ecclesiastical Commissioners have no power to imprison, or to put his Majestie's Subjects to the Oath Ex Officio. Decree in the Star-Chamber, against ingrossing of Grain by Chandlers, 1633. Names of the Towns, Villages, Hamlets, in England and Wales, Alphabetical.
- No 2
- Gery's Proposals for Reformat. of Abuses and Subtilties against the Law. Vindication of the Laws of England, with Proposals for Regulation. Faldo's Reformat. of Proceed. at Law, by way of Petit. to the Parliam. Treatise of the Laws of England, with the Jurisdict. of the Court of Parliam. Doderidges Compleat Parson, or a Description of Advowsons, &c. Arguments upon the Writ of Habeas Corpus, with Sir J. Elliots Petition in behalf of the Liberty of the Subject. Decree in the Star-Chamber against Rice Griffith, & John Scripps. Colthrops Customs and Usages of the City of London confirmed by Acts of Parl. Holborns Readings upon the Statute of Treasons. Orders and Directions for executing the Statutes for relief of the Poor. Considerations touching dissolving the High-Court of Chancery. Charge given at the Verge in K. James's time, by Sir Fr. Bacon. Speech without Doors, imperfect. Answer to that Speech call'd Mr. Challener's. Plea for Monarchy, in an Address to General Monck. Instructions agreed on in Parliament, sent by the Commissioners to the Hague, with Commissioner Hollis's Speech. His Majesty's Letter sent by Sir J. Greenvil from Breda. His Majesty's [Page 14] Letter to the Generals at Sea from Breda. Souldiers Address under Gen. Monck to his Majesty. Discourse for a King and Parliament. Letter from an Independent, to his Friend a Presbyterian. Vindication of the Lord-Mayor & Common-Council, 1660. Discourse of the Settlement and Composure of Differences in this Nation. Speech of a Member of Parliam. tending to the Establishment of Kingly Government. Sir Fr. Lovelaces Speech to his Majesty, at his Arrival at Canterbury. Covenant acknowledged by an English Covenanter. Declaration of the true State of the secluded Members Case.—
- No 3
- Cokes Readings upon the Statute of Fines. Proposals for regulating the Law, and making it plain. Collection of the Rights of Parliament. Priviledges of Parliaments allowed by the Learned in the Law. Order of holding Parliaments in Engl. Case of Ship-Money discussed. St. Johns Speech about Ship-Money. Bagshaws Argument in Parl. about the Cannons of the Church. Calthropes Relation between the Lord of the Mannor, and the Copy-holder. Act of Common-Council to regulate the Courts in Guildhall. Survey of the Office of Lord High-Steward of England. Grand-Jury-Man's Oath explained. Apology for a younger Brother, or Right of Parents dispose their Estates. A Proclamation for executing several Irish Statutes. Customs, Usages, & Liberties of the City of London. Judge Thorpes Charge at York Assizes. T.E. two Charges at the Assizes at Ipswich. —
- No 4
- St. Johns Speech about Ship-Money. Case of Ship-Money discussed. Opinions of four Judges about Nusances in Houses. Rawleigh's Priviledges of Parliaments. Manner of holding Parliaments. Orders, Proceedings, Punishments, and Priviledges of Parliament. Collection of the Rights of Parliament, out of ancient Writers. Discourse of the Power of the Peers and Commons in Parliament. Jacksons Free-born English-Man's Plea for Justice. Star-Chamber Cases, & what Causes belong to that Court. L. Bacons Ordinances in Chancery. Hakewells Liberty of the Subject against Impositions. Considerations for taking away the Court of Chancery. —
- No 5
- Petition of Right of the Freemen of England. Catalogue of the L. Chancellors, L. Keepers, & L. Treasurers of England. Pym's Declarat. upon Straffords Charge of High-Treason. Sir Fr. Bacons Cases of Treason. Vindicat. of Bagshaw's Readings about the Cannons, and Premunire upon them. Argument to prove each Subjects Propriety in his Goods by a learned Judge. Foresta de Windsor, or the Meers, Meets and Bounds of the Forest of Windsor. Liberties and Customs of the Miners. Brooks Reading upon the Statutes of Magna Charta. City-Law, with the Offices disposed of by the Lord-Mayor. Liberties of London, with the Charters confirm'd by Parliam. and others not confirm'd. Speech about Ship-Money to the Lords in Parl. 1640. Original of Parliam. with the Saxon Denomination of Parliam. by Sir W. Rawleigh.
- N. 6
- Pettus Treatise of Taxes and Contributions. Case of our Affairs in Law and Religion. Leach's Proposition for registring of Deeds, Conveyances, &c. Compleat Law-Judg and Lawyer. Declarat. of the Lords & Commons upon the Statute that warrants the Commission of Array. Abstract of a Treatise about paying of Tithes in London. L. Bacon's Reading upon the Statute of Uses. Ancient Land-mark, or the Right of the Nobility to sit in Parliam. Discourse of the Fundament. Laws. K. negat. Voice, Power of Parl. with relat. to the Militia. Just Lawyers Complaint against private solliciting [Page 15] of Judges. Younger Brothers Apology. Free Customs and Priviledges of Stebunhith and Hackney, 1617. Commoners Liberty, or English-Man's Birthright. Experimental Essay touching regulat. of the Laws of Engl. Readers Speech of the Middle-Temple on Magna Charta. Case of Tristam Woodward Esq about the Mannors of Tuddington in Bedfordsh. Imprisonment for Debt, against the Laws of God and Man. K. James Edict against Combats. Declaration for using lawful Sports on the Sabbath-Day. Sir J. Maynards Case truly stated. Poor Orphans Court, or Orphans Cry, by M.S. Leach Bribe-takers of Jury-Men discovered and abolished. — Safe Guards for Sheriffs and Bayliffs. Cottons Abstract of the Records touching the King's Revenue. Sheppards Parsons Law. Case of Ship-Money, according to the Grounds of Law. St. Johns Speech about Ship-Money. Liberties of the Miners in the Reign of K. Edw. 1. —
- No 7
- Proposals of the Attourneys of Com. Pleas for regulat. of the Law. Serjeant Cresholds Legacy to his 4 Sons. Arguments of 4 Sages of the Law, touching the extent of Customs of Cities, Towns, Corporations, &c. Leach's Proposals for an Act to prevent the Charge of false Arrests. Imprisonment for Debt against the Law of God and Man. A Compendium of the Abuses in the present Pract. of the Law. Proposals for an Act for speedy inlarging Prisoners for Debt. Abstract out of the Records of the Tower, as to the Kings Revenue. High Court of Chancery's Continuance vindicated. An Enquiry, partly approving, partly disproving the Pract. of the Law. Proposals for the principal Courts of Engl. for keeping Terms, &c. Star-Chamber Cases, collected out of Crompton, &c. Ellesmeres Speech touching the Post-Nati. St. Johns Arguments, and Pyms Declarat. upon Straffords Charge of High-Treason. K. James Charge against Combats, and Combatants. —
- No 8
- Rules and Orders for the Court of Common-Pleas. St. Johns Speech about Ship-Money, with M.SS. Notes. Duke Hamiltons Case argued by Mr. Steel. Robinsons Proposals for new modelling the Law. Articles of Accusat. against Justice Bramston, and Berkeley, &c. by the Commons. Argument in Law touching the Bill of the Earl of Strafford. Englands Independency on the Papal Power stated, out of Coke and Davis. Ancient State of the Court of Requests. Doderidges Readings of Advowsons, and Parsons Guide as to Tithes. Arguments on the Writ of Habeas Corpus in the Kings-Bench. Powels Direction for Search of Records in the Chancery, Tower, Exchequer.—
- No 9
- Middle-Temple Readers Speech on Mag. Charta. Powell's Attorneys Almanack. K. James Acts of Parliament past for the furtherance of Religion. Safeguard and Stay for Sheriffs, Bayliffs, &c. D. Hamiltons Case argued before the High-Court of Justice. Articles of Direction touching Alehouses. Orders for the better Administrat. of Justice. Laws divine, and moral for the Colony in Virginia. Diggs, Coke, Littleton, and Selden's Conference touching the Rights of the Subject. Articles for the Justices of Scotland. Declaration of Nusances of Dwelling-Houses, with the Opinion of the Justices as to the Law touching Bastards. Remonstrance to his Majesty against Ship-Money. Tithing Table. Decree in the Star-Chamber about Grain. L. Bacon's Ordinances for the Chancery. — His Charge about Duels. —
- No 10
- Order of keeping a Court-Leet, &c. with the Charge. Orders in Chancery, in 2 parts. Proposals for regulating the Chancery. Continuance of the Chancery vindicat. 3 parts. Lawyers last Farewel. New Case put to an old [Page 16] Lawyer. Argument proving each Subjects Right in his Goods. J.M. Debate in Law concerning the Militia. Warrs Corruption of the Law debated. Rawleighs Prerogative of Parliam. —His Tryal at Winchester. L. Cokes Speech & Charge. Star-Chamber Cases, with the Causes belonging to that Court. Brookes Reading on Magna Charta. Collection of Ordinanc. for the better Observat. of the Lords-Day. Civil Right of Tithes. Advertisement to Jury-Men touching the Engl. & Heb. Witch. Fullers Arguments in Lad & Mansels Case. Commons Articles of Accusation against Bramston, Berkeley, &c.—
- No 11
- Harringtons Form of a Common-wealth. Rota, or a Model of the free State of an equal Commonwealth. Needhams Case of the Commonwealth stated in 2 parts. Leicesters Commonwealth, by Parsons, alias Doleman. Judg Jenkins Discourse of the Inconven. of a long Parliam. Subjects Liberty set forth in the Politick Power of Engl. Judgment of the Lords against Poyntz, Darby, &c. for forging an Act of Parl. Seasonable Speech in the House of Commons, as to the other House. Sir John Evelyns Charge of H. Treason against three Earls. Prerogative of Parliam. in Engl. by way of Dialogue. Cooks K. Charles's Case, or an Appeal touching his Trial. Miltons Doctrine & Discipline of Divorce. — Tetrachordon, or 2d part of his Divorce. Unlimited Prerogat. of Kings subverted, proving them accountable for their Actions. Copy of the Commiss. of Array granted to Marq. of Hereford. Balls Sphere of Governm. accord. to Law. Smiths Manner of Governm. of Engl.
- No 12
- Venice Looking-glass, or a Letter from London to Rome, by Barbarini. Faithful searching Word to the Parl. Ordinances of the Lords & Commons for abolishing Archbishops and Bishops. J. Goodwins Right and Might well met. —His Anti-Cavalierism, or the Lawfulness of the War for suppressing that Butcherly Brood of Caval. Incend. Knaves and Fools in Folio. An Antidote against our unnatural Civil Wars. Remonstr. of the Parliam. to the King. Englands loud Cry for their King. J. Miltons Doctrine & Discipl. of Divorce, 2d Edit.—His ready way to establish a free Commonwealth with the Excellency thereof. Castlemains Compendium, or a short View of the late▪ Trials in relat. to the Plot. Pacquet of Advice to the Men of Shaftsbury. Withers Epistle at random. E. of Straffords Letters from the Tower to his Maj. The Naked Truth. Beginning, Progress of the Sect of Arminians. Articles of Enquiry for the Archdeaconry of Essex. Duels or single Combat derived from Antiquity into this Kingd. Silvers Paradoxes of Defence, proving the true Grounds of Fight to be in the short ancient Weapons. —
- N. 13
- Pair of Spectacles for this purblind Nation, by H.M. Blands Argument in Justificat. of the 5 Parliam. Members. Continuation of remarkable Passages, by way of Informat. to the Parl. Forerunner of Revenge, or 2 Petit. to the K. and Parl. touching K. James's Death by Poyson. The Will, & Legacies of Card. Richeleiu. Wottons Life of the D. of Buckingham. Petit. of the Parl. to his Maj. at York. Short View of the Prelatic. Church of Engl. J.M. Difference about Church-Governm. ended. North Star of Engl. Aphorisms of the Kingd. asserting the Parl. to be the Moderation of Monarchy. Pleydells Speech touching the Church. Religion of the Dutch, in several Lett. Causabons Question of Preaching discussed. L. Brook of the Nature of Episcopacy. Tract against Usury. Cooks K. Charles's Case, with an additional Opinion touching K. James's Death. J. Miltons Tenures of Kings and Magistrates, 2d Edit. Character of a Quaker, or the Clownish Hypocrite. & 3 other Tracts
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Libri Iuridici & Canonici, in Folio, Quarto, Octavo, Duodecimo, &c.
| 1 | FRanc. Modii Repertorium Sententiarum & Regularum, item (que) dictionum ex universo corpore Juris collectarum | Lugd. 1607 |
| 2 | Elb. Leonini Centuria Consiliorum de dotibus, &c. | Antw. 1583 |
| 3 | Margarita nova Baldi, sive singularia feu repertorium Baldi | 1497 |
| 4 | Basil. Heroldi Origines & Antiquitates Germanicae, viz. Leges Salicae, Alemannorum, Saxonum, Angliorum, Burgundiorum, Francorum, &c. Bas. | 1557 |
| 5 | Joan. Seldeni Mare clausum, seu de Dominio Maris | Lond. 1635 |
| 6 | Corpus Juris Civilis Justinianei, cum Comment. Accursi, Scholiis Contii, Lucubrationib. Gothofredi, Glossae obscurior. explicant. cū Indicib. S. Daoys, 6 vol. | Lugd 1627 |
| 7 | Corpus Juris Canonici, cum Glossis, (liber antiquiss.) forsan unus è primis qui post Invent. Artis Typogr. è prelo prodierit, charact. majuscul. depict. & deaur. | Pat. 1474 |
| 8 | Did. Covarravias opera omnia, cū Tractatu de frigiditate in Matrimonio | Fr. 1607 |
| 9 | Jul. Clari opera omnia, sive Practica Civilis & Criminal. cum aliis Tractat. | Ib. 1636 |
| 10 | Jo. Calvini Lexicon Juridicum & Feudale, cum Lucubrationibus varior. | Gen. 1622 |
| 11 | Franc. Suarez Tractatus amplissimus de Legibus, & Deo Legislatore. | Lugd. 1619 |
| 12 | Budaei Tractatus de Asse, & ejus partibus | Basil. |
| 13 | A large Manuscript being a Collection of Opinions & Resolut. of Soto, Navar-Lessius, Diana, Sayrus, &c. in several Cases de Matrimonio, with an Index. | |
| 14 | A. Tartagni Immolensis Consilia Juridica, Consiliis (que) aliorum 2 vol. | Trid. 1522 |
| 15 | Commentaria in 1, 2 Pandect. Nov. & Vet. & in Cod. 1, 2, additionibus clarissim. illustrata, unà cum Authoris vita & opinionib. passim citat. 3 vol | Taur 1575 |
| 16 | Egid. Bellamerae in libros decretales Praelectiones, 3 vol. | Lugd. 1548 |
| 17 | Luc. de Pennae Commentaria in 3 libr. poster. Cod. Just. in quibus tractatur de Magistratibus Francorum, & quantum different à Magistratib. Romae | 1597 |
| 18 | An. Alciati vol. 1 operum, continens Comment. in Titul. de Jurisd. Judicum, | Fr. 1619 |
| 19 | G. Tholosani opera omnia ad Jus Pontificium spectantia, duab. part. | Lugd. 1612 |
| 20 | Dom. Fusarius de Substitutionibus in genere, viz. de vulgari, pupillari, &c. | Col. 1633 |
| 21 | Pet. Rebuffi Praxis Beneficiorum & Praxis Cancellaria cum Indice. | Lugd. 1620 |
| 22 | Tho. Cormerii Codex Juris Civilis Romani, unà cum Jure Civili Gallico. | Col. 1602 |
| 23 | B. Fernandi Lucubrationes de Matrimonio, Arbor Consanguinitatis, &c. | Lugd. 1601 |
| 24 | Eman. Costae Opera omnia Juridica de Rebus Testamentariis | Lugd. 1589 |
| 25 | Pet. Fontanellae Tractatus de Pactis Nuptialib. & Capitulis Matrimonial. | Col. 1634 |
| 26 | Bapt. Boiardi Additiones & Annotat. in Practicam Criminal. J. Clari. | Par. 1597 |
| 27 | Fr. de Caldas Pereyra Syntagma de universo Jure Emphyteutico | Franc. 1612 |
| 28 | Jo. Mynsingeri Apotelesma, sive Scholia in 4 libros Institut. Justiniani | Bas. 1559 |
| 29 | G. Saraynae Singularia clarissim. Doctor. qui hactenus de Jure responder. | Lug. 1560 |
| 30 | B. Cepollae Opera omnia Juridica, viz de Servitute Urban. Rusticorum, &c. | Ib. 1577 |
| 31 | Hieronymi Cagnoli Senatoris Sabaudiae Opera Juridica, 2 vol. | Ibid. 1569 |
| 32 | M. Socini Commentaria in Jus Canonic. uná cū Tractatib. de Visitat. 3 vol. | Ven. 1593 |
| 33 | Emyl. Ferretti praelectiones in Titul. de acquirenda possessione, &c. | Lugd. 1552 |
| 34 | Fr. Zypei Consultationes Canonic. ex Jure noviss. Conc. Trid. deprompt. | Ant. 1640 |
| 35 | Jul. Caprae Paraphrasis in Pandectarum libros Justiniani | Bas. 1560 |
| 36 | Gul. Duranti Speculum Juris Civilis, cum Additionibus Baldi | Venet. 1495 |
| 37 | Nic. Garcia Tractatus amplissimus de Beneficiis Cardinal. S. Concil. Trid. | Col. 1629 |
| 38 | Sebast. Medicis Summa decretorum Peccatorum, Haeresum & Virtutum | Ven. 1587 |
| 39 | Feliciano de solis Commentariis, de Censibus lib. 4 | Franc. 1605 |
| 40 | G. Redoani Opera, sive Tractatus de Rebus Ecclesiasticis non alienandis | Col. 1618 |
| 41 | Justiniani Institutiones Juris Civilis, graecè per Theophil. Antecellorem. | Bas. 1534 |
| 1 | Mart. Bonacinae Tractatus de Clausura, de Simonia, &c. in 4o | Lugd. 1628 |
| 2 | Arn. Vinnii Commentaria in Institutiones Imperiales Justiniani, 4o | Amst. 1644 |
| 3 | Aug. Barbosa de Canonicis Dignitatibus & Benefiarciis Cathedralium | Lugd. 1634 |
| 4 | — Collectanea Bullarii aliorumve summorum Pontificum Constitutionib. | Ib. 1634 |
| 5 | Lud. Grempii Codicis Justiniani methodica Tractatio | Franc. 1593 |
| 6 | Fr. Raguelli Commentarius ad Constitutiones & Decisiones Justiniani | Paris 1610 |
| 7 | Le Maistre de Bonis & Possessionibus Eccles. de veteris Censib. Sacerdot. | Ib. 1636 |
| 8 | Emyl. Galli Tractatus de Exceptionibus in Successionibus ab Intestato | Col. 1619 |
| 9 | —Collectanea Doctorum de variis Questionibus in Foro Eccles. versant. | Ib. 1634 |
| 10 | Guid. Papae Decisiones Juris, Annotationibus Steph. Ranchini | Lugd. 1602 |
| 11 | Barth. Ugolinus de Censuris Romano Pontifici reservatis | Venet. 1602 |
| 12 | Card. Paleotus de Sacri Consistorii Consultationibus | Ibid. 1594 |
| 13 | Edm. Merilii Observationes de Justitia & Jure | Paris 1618 |
| 14 | Gasp. Lotti Consilium de Finibus & qualitate Finium | Mutin. 1602 |
| 15 | D. Hartmanni & D. Simonis Questiones Juris de different. Feudorū, 2 vol. | Lip. 1582 |
| 16 | — Ejusdem Questiones Juris tam Romani quam Saxonici | Ibid. 1579 |
| 17 | Sim. Maioli de Irregularitate, & aliis Impedimentis Canonic. Tractatus | Rom. 1619 |
| 18 | Ant. Bullei Decas Miscellanea de tribus generalissimis Preceptis Juris | Brem. 1621 |
| 19 | Matth. Wesenbeci Commentarius in 4 librum Codicis | Witeb. 1616 |
| 20 | Step. D'Avila de Censuris Ecclesiasticis Tractatus | Lugd. 1608 |
| 21 | Paul. Squillante de Privilegiis Clericorum in Curiis utrius (que) | Neapol. 1635 |
| 22 | B. Automne la Conference du Droit Francois avec le Droit Romain | Paris 1615 |
| 23 | La Practique de Masuer par Anton. Fontanon | Ibid. 1606 |
| 24 | Pandectes, ou digestes du Droit de France | A Lyon 1597 |
| 25 | La 2d Partie des notables Questions de du Droit de la Parl. de Tholose | Par. 1606 |
| 26 | Corpus Juris Civilis, cum Annotationibus, & capitulis rubris, 3 vol. | Lugd. 1551 |
| 27 | Volumen secundum separatim | Ibid. 1551 |
| 28 | Corpus Juris Canonici, cū Glossis & Annotationib. litera Gothica, 3 vol. | Par. 1510 |
| 29 | Geo. de Nigromonte Tractatus de Jure Venandi, Aucupandi, Piscandi, | Con. 1602 |
| 30 | Joan. Borcholten in 4 libros Institution. Juris Civilis Commentaria | Paris 1663 |
| 1 | Corpus Juris Civilis Argumentis & Notis Pacii illustratum, 8 vol. in 8o. | Gen. 1580 |
| 2 | Pet. Monetae Tractatus de Decimis, de Optione, de Distributionibus, 8o | Col. 1620 |
| 3 | Joan. Lancelotti Institutiones Juris Canonici | Ibid. 1609 |
| 4 | Tho. Lansii de Principatu inter Provincias Europae Consultatio | Amst. 1636 |
| 5 | Budeus de Asse, & ejus partibus Breviarium | Col. 1528 |
| 6 | —Ejusdem in Pandectarum libros Annotationes | Bas. 1533 |
| 7 | Ant. Negusantius de Pignoribus & Hypothecis | Lugd. 1620 |
| 8 | Tho. Beneuentani Praxis Episcopalis | Col. 1618 |
| 9 | Canisii Summa Juris Canonici | Paris 1640 |
| 10 | —Alter cum Appendice | Antw. 1628 |
| 11 | Bern. Dias Regulae Juris cum Ampliationibus | Lugd. 1564 |
| 12 | Decretales Epistolae summorum Pontificum a Greg. Papa collectae | Paris 1550 |
| 13 | J. Harprechti Commentarius in titulum de emptione & venditione | Tub. 1612 |
| 14 | Corvini Enchiridion, sive Institutiones Imperiales per Erotemat. explic. | Am. 1649 |
| 15 | Vinnii in Institutionum Elementa Commentaria | Ibid. 1663 |
| 16 | Justiniani Institutiones Juris cum rubris, 24o, gilt letter'd | Ibid. 1654 |
| 17 | Phil. Decius de Regulis Juris, unà cum Comment. Muxellani de Regulis | Lug. 1577 |
| 18 | Enchiridion, sive Rubricae omnes Caesarei & Pontificii Juris | Bas. 1559 |
| 19 | Praxis Curiae Admiralitatis Angliae | Lond. 1679 |
| 20 | —Alter ejusdem Editionis | Ibid. 1679 |
| 21 | Modus legendi Abbreviaturas in Jure Civili & Pontificio | Col. 1560 |
| 22 | Gul. Grotius de Principiis Juris Naturalis | Cantab. 1673 |
| 23 | Sam. Puffendorfi Elementa Jurisprudentiae universalis | Ibid. 1672 |
| 24 | Justiniani Institutiones Doctiss. script. Notis illustratae | Gen. 1568 |
| 25 | Wolf. Sigismundi Trismegistus Canonicalis, sive Nomenclatura Canonica | 1627 |
FINIS.