3.  Pope  Eugenius's  [III.]  Pro-

tection of  the  MonoMtery  of
Canenvella  1148,  (p.  11.)

4.  Conventio  inter  Hen.    II,    et

HenrieumJUium  ejus  1163,

(p.  23.;


5.  Conventio  inter  Rich.   I.   et

Baldewynmm  Comitem  Phm-
driiB,  11»7,  (p.  94.)

6.  Collatio      Libertatum      Regit

Scotia  f  per  Honorium  Papam
1218,  ( p.  227)  and

7.  De  Alfonso  Rege  CoiteUm  di-

mittente  Edwardo  primo
genito  Regis  quic^uid  juris
habuii  in  Vatconia,  1254,
(p.  631.  J


Five  Plates  of  Seals,  in  Volume  6,  viz.
1.  Two  of  Prince  Edward  (eldest

son  of  King  Edward  III.)
Prince  of  Acquitaine  and
Wales,  Uuke  of  Cornwall,
and  Earl  of  Chester,  (with
the  Reverse.)

2.  Two    of  Ferdinand,    King  of

Portugal  and  Algarvia  and
one  of  Leonora  Queen  of
Portugal.
3.  Other  Seals  of  the  same  King

and  Queen.
4,  Two  (with  their  Reverses)  of

Wenc^slaus,  King  of  the
Romans,  Bohemia,  i^c.  and
Peter  King  of  Castile,  and
6.  Two  (with  their  Reverses)  of
John  King  of  Castile,  and
Alfonso,  King  of  Castile.
One  Plate  in  Volume  0,  viz. :
A    Portrait    of    King    Edward    IV,


94

One  Plate  in  Volume  13,  viz. :

Pope  Leo's'[X.]  Bull,  granting  to  Kim  Henry  Vllltk,   the  Title

of  Defender  of  the  Faith,  and

Three  Plates  of  Seals  in  Volume  14,  vis. :

1.  Pope  Clement  VII.
2.  The  Duhe  of  Milan,  1525,  (with  the  Reverse)  and

3.  Francis  /.  King  of  Prance^  1527.
s

Sabellicus  Decades  Rerum  Venetarum  IV.  folio,

1487

I  am  sensible  that  I  cannot  adopt  a  better  plan  for  my
reader's  information  than  to  describe  the  above  grand  volume
in  the  very  words  used  by  the  Rev.  Dr.  Dibdin  [in  3  Biblio-
theca  Spenceriana,  pp.  500,  501]  when  giving  an  account  of
a  duplicate  copy  in  the  library  of  his  Noble  Patron.
