BARCLAY, John. Euphormionis Lusinini sive Ioannis Barclaii satyricon partes quinque cum clavi, Leyden: Elzevier, 1637, 12°, new edition, engraved title, with the correct page numbers for pp. 207-209 (lacking the final blank, occasional browning, a few spots), modern blue calf gilt, spine decorated and lettered in gilt, g.e., bookplate of Robert, Marquis of Crewe. [Willems 452] With 19 other 16th and 17th-centuries works, including Bernhard Baumgart's Dissertatio theologica de concubinatu, a Christo et apostolis prohibito (Halle and Magdeburg, n.d.), the Heber copy of Epigrammatum libri septem (Milan, 1616), Andres Marianus Ruinarum Romae epigrammata (Bologna, 1641), Famiano Strada Eloquentia bipartita, pars prior prolusiones academicas (Amsterdam, 1658), Antonius Bynaeus De calceis Hebraeorum libri duo (Dordrecht, 1682), and Joachim Camerarius De Philippi Melanchtonis ortu, totius vitae curriculo & morte (Leipzig, 1696). (20)