Accession number
PML 3217
Published
Edimbovrg : De l'impr. de I. Iames, 1574.
Notes
Issue A with "1573" in italic on f°. a iii recto.
Scott. Mary Stuart, no. 89 [Geneva].
Brunet, IV, 599 (under Philadelpe and with Geneve).
Place of publication fictitious; some authorities give Geneva, others Basel.
Title of [volume 2]: Dialogue second dv Reveille matin des François, et de levrs voisins ...
First dialogue pub. previously under title: Dialogue auquel sont traitées plusieurs choses advenues aux Luthériens et Huguenots de la France; ensemble certains points et avis nécessaires d'estre sceuz et suiviz. Basle, 1573 (possibly a translation of the Latin edition with imprint Oragniæ, 1573) The present work with its addition of the 2d dialogue is a translation of the Latin edition: Dialogi ab Eusebio Philadelphio, cosmopolita, in Gallorum et cæterarum nationum gratiam compositi; quorum primus ab ipso authore recognitus et auctus; alter vero in lucem nunc primùm editus fuit. Edimburgi, J. Jamaeus, 1574. cf. Brunet & Haag, La France protestante.
Authorship attributed also to Théodore de Bèze and to François Hotman.
Dedicatory epistle to Queen Elizabeth dated 20 Nov., 1573.
Scott. Mary Stuart, no. 89 [Geneva].
Brunet, IV, 599 (under Philadelpe and with Geneve).
Place of publication fictitious; some authorities give Geneva, others Basel.
Title of [volume 2]: Dialogue second dv Reveille matin des François, et de levrs voisins ...
First dialogue pub. previously under title: Dialogue auquel sont traitées plusieurs choses advenues aux Luthériens et Huguenots de la France; ensemble certains points et avis nécessaires d'estre sceuz et suiviz. Basle, 1573 (possibly a translation of the Latin edition with imprint Oragniæ, 1573) The present work with its addition of the 2d dialogue is a translation of the Latin edition: Dialogi ab Eusebio Philadelphio, cosmopolita, in Gallorum et cæterarum nationum gratiam compositi; quorum primus ab ipso authore recognitus et auctus; alter vero in lucem nunc primùm editus fuit. Edimburgi, J. Jamaeus, 1574. cf. Brunet & Haag, La France protestante.
Authorship attributed also to Théodore de Bèze and to François Hotman.
Dedicatory epistle to Queen Elizabeth dated 20 Nov., 1573.
Description
2 volumes in 1 ; 16 1/2 cm
Binding
Brown morocco.
Classification
Catalog link
Department