The first foure bookes of Virgil's iEneis, translated
into English Heroicall Verse, by B. Stanyhurst : with
other Poetical devises thereto annexed, fi. %.
H.Bynneman: London, 1583. 8^ 1068. m. 26. (1.)

The first four Books of the ^neid, ... in English heroic
verse, with other translations and poems by B. Stany-
hurst. [Edited by J. M.] Edinburgh, 1836. 40.
654. c. 6.
A private reprint of the London edition (/ 1583. Only
50 copies struck off.
The XII. Aeneids of Virgil, . . . translated into English
decaHsylkbles by J. Vicars. [London,] 1633. 8*^.
1068. e. 6.
The tallage is engraved, and has been remounted.
[Another copy.]



G. 9666.
The destruction of Tro}', an essar upon the second
book of Virgils ^neis [i.e. a translation of it into
English verse by Sir J. Denham]. London, 1656. 4^.
11355. 0.
[Another copy.] 1001. e. 11.
[Another copy.]



E. 880. (4.)



Virgil's iEneis; the third, fourth, fifth; and sixth
bouks. Translated by J. Harrington. London, 1659. 8°.
11388. aaa.
^neas his errours, or his voya^^e from Troy into Italy.
An essay [i.e. a translation] upon the third book of
Virgil's iEneis. By J. Boys. fSoine few hasty reflections
upon the precedent poem.) London, 1661. 8^.
11355. a.
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VIROILUS MABO (Fublius) [JSmeis.— JSn^IisA.] iBneas
his descent into Hell : as it is inimitably described by
the prince of poetH in the sixth of JBneis. Made Engli^
by J. Boys . « . Together with an ample . . . comment
upon the same » . . To whioh are added some certain

Edeces relating to the pnblick, written by the author
J. Boys]. I^mAon^ 1661. 4^ 11375. c.
[Another copy.] E. 1054. (3.)

A duplicaie of the Receding ^ mih a different title-page.
