[BARET, John (d.1580?)]. An Aluearie or Quadruple Dictionarie, containing Foure Sundrie Tongues: namelie, English, Latine, Greeke, and French. [London: Henry Denham, 1580]. 2° (262 x 170mm). Title within an elaborate woodcut border with, at foot, a depiction of a beehive, a few large woodcut initials (lacks the first leaf, blank save for signature, and the final blank, title slightly defective and crudely backed, small rust-hole in S2, lower fore-corner torn away from 3I4 with slight loss of line-border, top margins cut quite close, a few short tears crudely repaired, staining and waterstaining). 19th-century hardgrain half morocco (top part of lower cover rather sun-faded). Provenance: From the Library of John Jackson (1793-1875) of Academy Place, Warrington (bookplate). Second, enlarged, edition. STC 1411.