William Stansby in the STC

Below is a hand-list of works attributed to William Stansby, from his freedom in 1597 and accession to the mastership of the shop at Cross Keys in 1611 through 1620. Each volume is identified by its STC number as listed in A Short-Title Catalogue of Books Printed in England, Scotland, & Ireland, and of English Books Printed Abroad, 1475-1640, 2nd Edition.

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53: 1610. Abbot, Robert. The old waye. A sermon preached at Oxford. 4^o. [W. Stansby] for E. Edgar and A. Garbrand. Ent. to Garbrand 11 October 1610.
54: 1611. Abbot, Robert. The true ancient Roman catholike. The first part. 4^o in 8's. W. Stansby for A. Garbrand. Assigned by Garbrand to T. Adams 9 October 1616.
312.5: 1614 [t-p reads 1615]. Alessio, Piemontese. A verye excellent and profitable booke conteining...the fourth and finall booke of secrets. Translated out of Italian by R. Androse. 4^o in 8's. W. Stansby for R. Meighen and T. Jones. Ent. to E. Weaver 6 May 1605, with consent of T. Wright; to J. Flasket 2 March 1607.
345: 1616. Alexander, William, Earl of Stirling. The monarchick tragedies. The third edition. 8^o. W. Stansby.
635: 1619. Angelos, Christopher. (An encomium of Great Britaine, and Cambridge and Oxford. Gr. and Eng. 4^o Cambridge, C. Legge [i.e. London, W. Stansby].
636: 1619. Angelos, Christopher. (Enchiridion de institutis Graecorum). Gr. and Lat. 4^o. ex off. C. Legge, acad. Cantab. typog. [i.e., London, W. Stansby].
641: 1620 [?]. Angelos, Christopher. Christopher Angell, a Grecian who tasted of many stripes inflicted by the Turkes. Oxford, J. Lichfield and J. Short, 1618 [i.e. London, W. Stansby?].
736: 1613. Aretius, Jacobus. Primula veris seu panegyrica; ad excellentiss. principem Palatinum. 4^o. typis G. Stansby, imp. J. Budge.
745: 1611. Ariosto, Ludovico. Ariostos seven planets governing Italie, or his satyrs. Newly corrected and augmented, together with a new addition of three elegies, by Ariosto. 4^o. W. Stansby for R. Jackson.
877: 1610. The assize of bread. 4^o. W. Stansby for J. Budge. Assigned to Stansby 11 September 1611.
878: 1615. The asize of bread. 4^o. W. Stansby, sold by J. Budge.
932.5: 1612. Augustine, St. The glasse of vaine-glorie: faithfully translated (out of S. Augustine his booke, intituled, Speculum peccatoris) by W. P[rid] doctor of the lawes. 16^o in 8's. W. Stansby for E. Wright. Assigned to Stansby 11 September 1611.
960: 1613. Aurelius, Abraham. In nuptias illustrissimi principis Frederici V. comitis Palatini ad Rhenum, et Elizabethae, regis filiae, epithalamium. 4^o. ap. G. Stansby.
1355: 1615. A merrie dialogue, betweene Band, Cuffe, and Ruffe. 4^o. W. Stansby for M. Partrich. Ent. 10 February 1615.
1356: 1615. Exchange ware at the second hand, viz. Band, Ruffe, and Cuffe, lately out. The second edition. 4^o. W. Stansby for M. Partrich.
1438: 1618. Barlow, John. Hierons last fare-well. A sermon. (A christians last day, is his best day. A sermon.) 4^o. W. Stansby for W. Butler.
1657.5: 1616. Beard, Thomas. A retractive from the romish religion. 4^o in 8's. W. Stansby. Ent. 22 April 1616.
[1658]: 1616. Beard, Thomas. A retractive from the romish religion. 4^o in 8's. W. Stansby, sold by H. Fetherstone.
1845: 1611. Bellarmino, Roberto. The tocsin, or watch-bell. Against the booke of the popes temporall power, by cardinall Bellarmine. Done into English by I.R. 4^o. [W. Stansby] for E. White the younger. Ent. to Stansby 1 April 1611.
3143: 1617. Blundeville, Thomas. The art of logike. Plainely taught in the English tongue. 4^o. W. Stansby, sold by M. Lownes. Assigned to Stansby 11 September 1611.
3144: 1619. Blundeville, Thomas. The art of logike. Plainely taught in the English tongue. 4^o. W. Stansby, sold by M. Lownes.
3149: 1613. Blundeville, Thomas. M. Blundeuile his Exercises, containing sixe treatises. The fourth edition. 4^o in 8's. W. Stansby. Assigned 11 September 1611.
3205: 1620. Bohemia. Bohemica jura defensa. The Bohemian lawes or rights defended, against the informer: or an answer to an Information, secretly printed against the writings published by the states of Bohemia. Translated out of Latin by J. H[arrison?] (The insruments of the pactions or conditions concerning a perpetuall succession in Hungary and Bohemia). 4^o. [W. Jones and W. Stansby?] (note)
3210: 1620. Bohemia. A most true relation of the late proceedings in Bohemia, Germany, and Hungaria. Dated the 1. the 10. and the 13. of July, 1620. Translated out of high Dutch. 4^o. Dort. [i.e. London, W. Jones? or W. Stansby?].(note)
3214: 1620. Bohemia. The true copies of sundrie letters concerning the affaires of Bohemia, as they have been writen in high Dutch, Latine, and French. Newly translated. 4^o. [W. Jones? or W. Stansby?].(note)
3215: 1620. Bohemia. Two letters or embassies. The one sent by the states of Bohemia, to the elector of Saxony: the other from the popes holines (Paulus quintus) to the emperour. 4^o. Amsterdam [i.e. London? W. Jones? or W. Stansby?](note)
3435: 1615. Bowle, John. A sermon preached at Flitton in the countie of Bedford, at the funerall of Henrie earle of Kent. By I.B.D.D. 4^o. W. Stansby for R. Woodroffe. Ent. 4 July 1615.
3568: 1611. Brathwait, Richard. The golden fleece. Whereto bee annexed two elegies, Narcissus change, and AEsons dotage. 8^o. W. S[tansby] for C. Pursett. Ent. 9 August 1611.
3612: 1614. Brerewood, Edward. De ponderibus, et pretiis veterum nummorum, liber unus. [Ed.] (R. Brerewood). 4^o. [W. Stansby] ap. J. Billium. Ent. 22 January 1614.
3613: 1614. Brerewood, Edward. Elementa logicae, in gratiam studiosae juventutis in academia Oxoniensi. [Ed.] (Guil. Bakeris). 12^o. [W. Stansby] ap. J. Billium. Ent. 8 April 1613.
3614: 1615. Brerewood, Edward. Elementa logicae, in gratiam studiosae juventutis in academia Oxoniensi. [Ed.] (Guil. Bakerus). 12^o. [W. Stansby] ap. J. Billium.
3614.5: 1615. Brerewood, Edward. Elementa logicae, in gratiam studiosae juventutis in academia Oxoniensi. [Ed.] (Guil. Bakeris). 12^o. [W. Stansby] ap. J. Billium.
3615.5: 1619. Brerewood, Edward. Elementa logicae, in gratiam studiosae juventutis in academia Oxoniesi. [Ed.] (Guil. Bakeris). 12^o. [W. Stansby] ap. J. Billium.
3689: 1620. Breton, Nicholas. A poste with a packet of madde letters. 4^o. W. Stansby for J. Smethwicke and J. Marriot.
3749: 1613. Bright, Timothy. A treatise of melancholie. Containing the causes thereof. Newly corrected and amended. 8^o. W. Stansby. Windet's part assigned 11 September 1611. (note)
3777: 1611. Brinsley, John, the elder. The true watch, and the rule of liee. The fifth edition, reviewed, and much inlarged. 8^o. W. Stansby for S. Macham.
4099: 1616. Bunny, Francis. An exposition of the 28. verse of the third chapter of the epistle to the Romans. Wherein is proved the doctrine of justification by faith. 4^o. W. Stansby for H. Fetherstone. Ent. 18 July 1616.
4164: 1620. Burton, Samuel. A sermon preached at the generall assises an Warwicke. 4^o. W. Stansby for N. Butter. Ent. 10 October 1620.
4180.5: 1615. Bury, John. The schole of godly feare. A sermon preached at the assises in Exeter. 4^o. W. Stansby for H. Fetherstone. Ent. 12 September 1615.
4496: 1615. Camden, William. Annales rerum Anglicarum, et Hibernicarum, regnante Elizabetha, ad annum M.D.LXXXIX. 2^o. typis G. Stansbij, imp. S. Waterstoni. Ent. 21 March 1615.
4545: 1613. Campion, Thomas. A relation of the late royall entertainment given by the lord Knowles. Whereunto is annexed the description, speeches, and songs of the lords maske. 4^o. [W. Stansby] for J. Budge.
4566: 1613. Caninius, Angelus. Angeli Caninii Anglarensis þþþþþþåæþþ, copiosissimi Graecarum Latinarumque vocum indicis accessione per C. Hauboesium locupletatus. 8^o. [W. Stansby] ex off. Nortoniana, ap. J. Billium.
4637: 1610. Carleton, George. Jurisdiction regall, episcopall, papal. Wherein is declared how the pope hath intruded upon the jurisdiction of temporall princes, and of the church. 4^o. [W. Stansby] imp. J. Norton. Ent. to Norton and J. Bill 24 January 1610.
4705: 1611. Cartwright, John. The preachers travels. Wherein is set downe a true journall to the East Indies. With the authors return by the way of persia. Also a true relation of sir A. Sherleys entertainment there. 4^o. [W. Stansby] for T. Thorppe, sold by W. Burre. Ent. to Burre 26 August 1611.
4792: 1615. Catascopos. A surveigh and critique censure of the christian world. 8^o. from the presse of W. Stansby, sold by J. Smethwicke.
4915: 1612. Cervantes Saavedra, Miguel de. The history of the valorous and wittie knight-errant, Don-Quixote. [Pt. 1.] 4^o in 8's. W. Stansby for E. Blount and W. Barret. Ent. 19 January 1611.
4916: 1620 [?]. Cervantes Saavedra, Miguel de. The history of Don- Quichote. The first parte. 4^o in 8's. [W. Stansby] for E. Blounte.
4923: 1612. Ch., R. [Church, Rooke]. An olde thrift newly revived. Wherein is declared the manner of planting, preserving, and husbanding yong trees. Also the use of a small instrument for measuring of board. Discoursed in dialogue betweene a surveyour, [etc.] 4^o. W. S[tansby] for R. Moore. Ent. 19 May 1612.
4930: 1614. Chadwich, John. A sermon preached at Snarford at the funerals of sir George Sanct-Paule. Together with a briefe relation of his life and death. 4^o. W. Stansby for W. Barret.
[4930.5]: 1614. Chadwich, John. A sermon preached at Snarford at the funerals of sir George Sanct-Paule. Together with a briefe relation of his life and death. (Carmina funebria in obitum G. de SanctoPaulo. Londini, 1614.) 4^o. W. Stansby for W. Barret.
4980: 1611. Chapman, George. May-day. A witty comedie, divers times acted. 4^o. [W. Stansby] for J. Browne.
4994: 1612: Chapman, George. The widdowes teares a comedie. 4^o. [W. Stansby] for J. Browne. Ent. 17 April 1612.
5045: 1615. Charles Emmanel I, Duke of Savoy. A relation of the now present warres, betweene Charles Emanuel, D. of Savoy, and the cardinal of Mantua. The emporers decree, and the duke of savoy his letter to the emperor. Translated out of Latin copie. 4^o. W. Stansby for N. Butter. Ent. 19 July 1615.
5107: 1613. Cheeke, William. Anagrammata, et chron-anagrammata regia, nunc primum in hƒc formƒ in lucem emissa. 8^o. Gul. Stansby.
5118: 1610. Chesters triumph in honor of her prince. As it was performed upon S. Georges day 1610. [Verses by] (Ri. Davies). 4^o. [W. Stansby] for J. B[rowne 1]. Ent. to J. Browne 12 June 1610.
5583: 1620. Colson, William. The first part of the French grammar. Contayning the pronounciation and orthographie of the French tongue according to the new manner of writing, by a reformed alphabet. 8^o. W. Stansby, sold by J. Parker. (note)
5585: 1617. Colt, Nicholas. The seale of the churches safetie; or a sermon preached at Norwich. 8^o. W. Stansby.
5614: 1617. Comyns, John. The thankefull Samaritane. In a sermon at S. Peters in Exeter, the sixth of August, 1617. 4^o. W. Stansby.
5742: 1612. Copley, John. Doctrinall and morall observations concerning religion: wherein the author declareth the reasons of his late un-enforced departure from the church of Rome. 4^o. W. S[tansby] for R. Moore. Ent. 19 May 1612.
5768: 1610. Corkine, William. Ayres, to sing and play to the lute and basse violl. With pavins, galliards,...for the lyra violl. 2^o. W. Stansby for J. Browne.
5805: 1615. Cortes, Martin. The arte of nauigation, conteyning a compendius description of the sphere, [etc.] 4^o in 8's. W. Stansby for J. Tapp.
5807: 1611. Coryate, Thomas. Coryats crambe, or his colwort twise sodden, and now served as the second course to his Crudities. 4^o. W. Stansby. Ent. 7 June 1611.
5808: 1611. Coryat, Thomas. Coryats crudities. Hastily gobled up in five moneths travels in France, savoy, [etc.] 4^o in 8's. W. S[tansby for author]. Ent. to E. Blount and W. Barret 26 November 1610.(note)
5919: 1613. Cowper, William. Good newes from Canaan. Full of heavenly comfort. 8^o. W. Stansby for J. Budge. Ent. 19 May 1613.
5934: 1613. Cowper, William. Seven dayes conference, betweene a catholicke christian, and a catholicke Romane. Concerning some controversies of religion. 8^o. W. S[tansby] for J. Budge.
6069: 1615. Crooke, Samuel. Three sermons, viz. The waking sleeper, the ministeriall husbandrie, the discoverie of the heart. 8^o. W. Stansby for N. Butter. Ent. 21 February 1615.
6375: 1611. Davison, Francis, A poetical rhapsody containing, diverse sonnets, odes, [etc.] Newly corrected and augmented. 12^o. W. Stansby for R. Jackson.
6480.5: 1620 [ca.]. The belman of London: bringing to light the most notorious villanies now practiced in the kingdome. 4^o. [William Stansby] for N. Butter, 1608.
6488: 1616. Dekker, Thomas. Villanies discovered by lanthorne and candle-light. With canting songs never before printed. 4^o. [W. Stansby] for J. Busby.
6585: 1611. Denison, John. The christian petitioner. Shewing how we must sue for reward and remission. A sermon preached at Oxford. 4^o. W. Stansby. Ent. 3 September 1611.
6591: 1611. Denison, John. The sinne against the holy ghost plainly described. In a sermon preached at Paules crosse. 4^o. W. Stansby, sold by J. Budge. Ent. to Budge 20 September 1611.
6777.4: 1609. Desiderius. The soules desire, and the hope of heaven. 8^o W. S[tansby] for J. Wright.
6845: 1615. Digges, Sir Dudley. The defence of trade. In a letter to sir Thomas Smith knight, governour of the East-India companie, &c. From one of that societie. 4^o. W. Stansby for John Barnes. Ent. 21 March 1615.(note)
6906: 1611. A discourse against flatterie.... 12^o. W. Stansby for W. Burre. Ent. 7 June 1611.
6945.2: 1610. Dod, John. Ten sermons tending chiefely to the fitting of men for the Lords supper. Newly printed and enlarged. 4^o in 8's. [W. Stansby and G. Eld] for R. Jackson.(note)
[6945.4]: 1611. Dod, John. Ten sermons tending chiefely to the fitting of men for the Lords supper. Newly printed and enlarged. 4^o in 8's. [W. Stansby] for R. Jackson.
6965: 1610. Dod, John, and Cleaver, Robert. A plaine and familiar exposition: of the eighteenth, nineteenth, and twentieth chapters of Proverbs. 4^o. [W. Stansby and T. Creede] for R. Jackson. Ent. 1 June 1610. (note)
[6966]: 1611. Dod, John. A plaine and familiar exposition: of the eighteenth, nineeenth, and twentieth chapters of proverbs. 4^o. [W. Stansby and T. Creede] for R. Jackson.
7022: 1611. Donne, John. An anatomy of the world. Wherein, by occasion of the untimely death of mistris Elizabeth Drury the frailty and the decay of this whole world is represented. 8^o. [W. Stansby] for S. Macham.
7048: 1610. Donne, John. Pseudo-martyr. Wherein out of certaine propositions this conclusion is evicted. That those of the Romane religion ought to take the oath of allegeance. 4^o. W. Stansby for W. Burre. Ent. 2 December 1609.
7080: 1613. Dove, John. The conversion of Salomon. A direction to holinesse of life; by way of commentarie upon the booke of Canticles. 4^o. W. Stansby for J. Smethwick. Ent. 4 May 1613.
7148: 1620 [?]. Downame, John. The summe of sacred divintie briefly propounded: more largely explained. 4^o in 8's. W. Stansby for W. Barret.
7178: 1613 [?]. Draxe, Thomas. Calliepeia; or a rich store-house of proper, choise, and elegant Latine words and phrases, collected for the most part out of Tullies works. The second impression reformed, refined, and very much enlarged. 8^o. [W. Stansby] for B. Norton and J. Bill. Ent. to Bill 23 March 1613.
7220: 1610. Drayton, Michael. Poems: by Michaell Draiton esquire. 8^o. [W. Stansby] for J. Smethwicke.
7221: 1613. Drayton, Michael. Poems: by Michaell Draiton esquire. 8^o. W. Stansby for J. Smethwicke.
7221.5: 1616 [?]. Drayton, Michael. Poems: by Michaell Draiton esquire. 8^o. W. Stansby for J. Smethwicke.
7222: 1619. Drayton, Michael. Poems: by Michaell Draiton esquire. 2^o. W. Stansby for J. Smethwicke.
[7222.3]: 1619. Drayton, Michael. Poems: by Michaell Draiton, esquire. 2^o. W. Stansby for J. Smethwicke.
[7222.5]: 1619. Drayton, Michael. Poems: by Michaell Draiton, esquire. 2^o. W. Stansby for J. Smethwicke.
[7223]: 1619. Drayton, Michael. Poems: by Michaell Draiton, esquire. 2^o. W. Stansby for J. Smethwicke, 1620.
7244: 1616. Jacke Drums entertainment: or the comedie of Pasquill and Katherine. Newly corrected. 4^o. W. Stansby for P. Knight. Assigned 6 November 1615.
[7245]: 1618. Jacke Drums entertainment: or the comedie of Pasquill and Katherine. Newly corrected. 4^o. [W. Stansby] for N. Fosbrooke.
7322: 1610. Du Moulin, Pierre. A defence of the catholicke faith...Against the answere of N. Coeffeteau. Written in French. Translated according to first coppie, by himslefe reviewed and corrected. 4^o. W. Stansby for N. Butter and M. Clerke. Ent. to M. Clarke 7 June 1610.
7333: 1610. Du Moulin, Pierre. Oppositions of the word of God, together with the doctrine of the Romane church. 4^o. W. Stansby for R. Moore. Ent. 8 May 1610.
7396: 1617. Dyke, Daniel, the elder. Certaine comfortable sermons upon the 124. psalme: our deliverance from the late gunpowder- treason. 4^o. partly in 8's. W. Stansby for H. Fetherstone.
7410: 1618. Dyke, Daniel. Two treatises. The one, a most fruitfull exposition upon Philomen: the other, the schoole of affliction. Published by J. D[yke]. 4^o in 8's. G. P[urslowe and W. Stansby] for R. Mylbourne. Ent. 29 October 1617 and 9 July 1618. (note)
7472: 1616. Eburne, Richard. The royal lawe: or, the rule or equitie prescribed by our saviour. 4^o. [W. Stansby] for T. Adams. Ent. 22 February 1616.
7610: 1618. Elton, Edward. The complaint of a sanctified sinner answered: or an explanation of [Rom. vii] in divers sermons. 4^o in 8's. W. Stansby for R. Mylbourne. Ent. 19 Mar 1618.
8470.5: 1611. By the King. To all noblemen, gentlemen, [etc.] 2^o. [W. Stansby].
8470.7: 1611. By the King. To all noblemen, gentlemen, [etc.] 2^o. [W. Stansby].
8581: 1618. England, Proclamations, 2. Chronological Series, James I. By the right honorable the lords, commissioners for the office of earle marshall of England. 2^o. [W. Stansby].
9175q: 1620 [ca.]. England, Public Documents, Miscellaneous, Recognizances for Alehouse Keepers, Kent. Know all men by these presents, That wee Thomas Walsingham,....Iusices of the Peace...within Kent, aue admitted [ ] [etc.] 2^o. [W. Stansby]
9226: 1611. England, Public Documents, Miscellaneous, 2. Chronological Series. A true transcript and publication of his majesties letters pattent. For an office called the publicke register for generall commerce. Whereunto is annexed an explanation of the said office, by sir A. Gorges. 4^o. [W. Stansby] for J. Budge. Ent. 16 April 1611.
9227: 1612. England--Public Documents, Miscellaneous, 2. Chronlogical Series. A true transcript and publication of his majesties leters pattent. The second edition enlarged. 4^o. [W. Stansby] for J. Budge.
[9228]: 1612. England--Public Documents, Miscellaneous, 2. Chronological Series. A true transcript and publication of his majesties leters pattent. The second edition enlarged, and published by authoritie. 4^o. [W. Stansby] for J. Budge.
9237: 1615. England, Public Documents, Miscellaneous, 2 Chronological Series. Remonstrances made by the kings majesties ambassadour, unto the french king. Concerning the marriages with Spaine; [etc.] With the french kings letter to the prince of Conde, dated 26. July 1615. and the prince his answere. 4^o. W. Stansby for N. Butter. Ent. 3 August 1615.
10176.5: 1617. Church of England, Visitation Articles, Local, Chester, Thomas Morton. 4^o. [W. Stansby].
10190.5: 1613. Church of England, Visitation Articles, Local, Cornwall, Archdeaconry. 4^o. W. Stansby.
10204.7: 1619. Church of England, Visitation Articles, Local, Exeter, John Woolton. 4^o. W. Stansby.
10207.3: 1612. Church of England, Visitation Articles, Local, Exeter, Archdeaconry. 4^o. W. Stansby.
10221: 1611. Church of England, Visitation Articles, Local, Leicester, Archdeaconry. 4^o. [W. Stansby] for E. E[dgar] and A. G[arbrand].
10222: 1613. Church of England, Visitation Articles, Local, Leicester. Certaine advertisements and articles. 4^o. [W. Stansby] for A. Garbrand.
10258: 1612. London, Injunctions, [John King]. 4^o. [W. Stansby] for A. Garbrand.
10561: 1609. Eudes, Morton. Catholique traditions. Or a treatise of the beliefe of the christians of Asia, Europa, and Africa, with the principall controversies of our time. Written in french by Th. A.I.C. Translated by by L. O[wen]. 4^o. W. Stansby for H. Fetherstone. Ent. as translated by L. Owen to J. Morrant 2 May; assigned to Fetherstone 7 August 1609.
[10562]: 1610. Eudes, Morton. Catholique traditions. Or a treatise of the beliefe of the christians of Asia, Europa, and Africa, with the principall controversies of our time. Written in french by Th. A.I.C. Translated by Lewis Owen. 4^o. W. Stansby for H. Fetherstone.
10639: 1616. F, I/J. The couenant betweene God and man, plainly declared. Divided into foure parts. 8^o. W. Stansby for R. Meighen. Ent. 3 June 1616. (note)
[10639.3]: 1616. F, I/J. The couenant betweene God and man, plainly declared. Divided into foure parts. 8^o. W. Stansby for R. Meighen and T. Jones.
10810: 1620. Ferdinand II, Emperor. An answere to the question: whether the emperour that now is, can bee judge in the Bohemian controversie or no? With the extract taken out of the acts of the dyet at Auspurghe, 1584: concerning Bohemia. 4^o. [W. Jones? or W. Stansby?]. (note)
10814: 1620 [?]. Ferdinand II, Emperor. A plaine demonstration of the unlawful succession of Ferdinand the second, because of the incestuous marriage of his parents. Translated out of Latine printed copie. 4^o. at the Hague [i.e. London, W. Stansby for N. Butter]. (note)
10940: 1620. Fitz-Geffrey, Charles. Deaths sermon unto the living. Delivered at the funerals of the ladie Philippe, late wife unto S^r. A. Rous. 4^o. W. Stansby for J. Parker.
[10940.3]: 1620. Fitz-Geffrey, Charles. Deaths sermon unto the living. Delivered at the funerals of the ladie Philippe, late wife unto S^r. A. Rous. 4^o. W. Stansby for J. Mungwell, [Exeter].
11099: 1611. Florio, John. Queen Anna's new world of words, or dictionarie newly much augmented. Whereunto are added rules for the Italian tongue. 2^o. M. Bradwood (and W. Stansby) for E. Blount and W. Barret.
11103: 1619. Florus, Lucius Annaeus. The Romans histories of Lucius Julius Florus. 12^o. W. Stansby. Ent. as trans. by E. M. Bolton 19 October 1619.
11123: 1610. Folkingham, William. Feudigraphia. The synopsis or epitome of surveying methodized. Anatomizing the materiall, mathematicall, mechanicall and legal parts. [Also] for all under- takers in the plantation of Ireland or Virginia [etc.] 4^o. [W. Stansby] for R. Moore. Ent. 8 May 1610.
11162: 1620. Ford, John. A line of life. Pointing at the immortalitie of a vertuous name. 12^o. W. S[tansby] for N. B[utter]. Ent. 10 October 1620.
11207: 1612. Fougasses, Thomas de. The generall historie of the magnificent state of Venice. Englished by W. Shute. 2^o. G. Eld and W. Stansby. Ent. 4 May and 12 August 1611. (note)
11254: 1616. Fradelius, Petrus. Prosphonesis ad serenissimum...regem Jacobum I. 2^o. Londini, [W. Stansby].
11258: 1617. The association of the princes of France, with the declarations of their allegeance to the king. Also a discourse by M. du Vaiz (A remonstrance of the princes). 4^o. [W. Stansby] for W. Barret. Ent. 29 March 1617.
11308: 1613. Franchis, Giovanni Maria de. De auspicatissimis nuptiis. Illustrissimi principis D. Friderici, electoris. Cum D. Elizabetha. Po‰ma. 4^o. [W. Stansby].
11349: 1620. Frederick I, King of Bohemia. Articles of the league, made betweene Fredericke, king of Bohemia. And Gabriel, prince of Hungaria. 4^o. [W. Jones? or W. Stansby?] (note)
11350: 1620. Frederick I, King of Bohemia. The declaration and information against the unjust mandates of the emperour. 4^o. [W. Jones? or W. Stansby?] (note)
11351: 1620. Frederick I, King of Bohemia. A declaration of the causes, for the which, wee Frederick, have accepted of the crowne of Bohemia. 4^o. Middleburg, A Schilders [W. Jones? or W. Stansby?] (note)
11351.3: 1620. Frederick I, King of Bohemia. A declaration of the causes, for the which, wee Frederick, have accepted of the crowne of Bohemia. 4^o. Middleburg, A. Schilders [i.e. London, W. Jones? or W. Stansby?] (note)
11356: 1620. Frederick I, King of Bohemia. The late good successe and victory, of the king of Bohemia's forces, against Bucquoy, and Dampiere. With many other things. [Also] the articles of agreement, betweene the king and Bethlem Gaber. 4^o. Middleburg, A. Schilders [i.e. London, W. Jones? or W. Stansby?] (note)
11366.5: 1609. Freeman, John. The apologie for the conformable minsters of England, for their subscription to the present church governement. 4^o. W. Stansby for N. Butter. Ent. 9 August 1609.
11599: 1615. Garey, Samuel. A newe yeares gift for the suole, or a meditation of Christs incarnation. Preached at Norwich. 4^o. W. Ssansby for H. Fetherstone. Ent. 9 May 1615.
11700: 1620. Gee, Edward. Two sermons. One, the curse and crime of Meroz. The other, of patience. By E. Gee. Published since his death, by J. Gee and G. Gee. 4^o. W. S[tansby] for N. Butter. Ent. 9 June 1620.
11795: 1610. [Germany]. A publike declaration. Made by the united protestant princes elector and other princes, of the holie empire, shewing [why they] aide the electors of Brandenburgh and palsgrave. Translated out of Duch cope, printed at Amsterdam. 4^o. [W. Stansby] for J. Budge. Ent. 25 June 1610.
11856: 1612. Gifford, George. Fifteene sermons, vpon the Song of Salomon. 8^o. W. S[tansby] for G. Norton.
11941: 1616. Godwin, Francis. De praesulibus Angliae commentarius:...(De archiepiscopis Eboracensibus.) 4^o in 8's. [W. Stansby and Eliot's Court Press] ex off. Nortoniana, ap. J. Billium. Ent. 22 March 1616. (note)
12068: 1614. Gordon, John. Neptunus Britannicus Corydonis. De luctuoso serenissimi Henrici principis, obitu. 4^o. [W. Stansby] for J. Budge.
12229: 1611. Greene, Robert. Ciceronis amor. Tullies loue. Wherein is discoursed the prime of Ciceroes youth. 4^o. W. Stansby for J. Smethwicke.
12230: 1616. Greene, Robert. Ciceronis amor. Tullies loue. Wherein is discoursed the prime of Ciceroes youth. 4^o. W. Stansby for J. Smethwicke.
12255.5: 1611. Greene, Robert. Greenes neuer too late. Or, a powder of experience. (Francescos fortunes: or the second part.) 4^o. [W. Stansby] for J. Smethwicke. Assigned from Ling 19 November 1607.
12256: 1616. Greene, Robert. Greenes neuer too late. Or, a powder of experience. (Francescos fortunes: or the second part.) 4^o. W. Stansby for J. Smithwicke.
12274: 1610. Greene, Robert. Greenes arcadia. Or Menaphon: Camillaes alarum [etc.] 4^o. [W. Stansby] for J. Smethwicke. Assigned from Ling 19 November 1607.
12275: 1616. Greene, Robert. Greens Arcadia. Or Menaphon: Camillaes alarum. 4^o. W. Stansby for J. Smethwicke.
12288.5: 1609. Greene, Robert. Pandosto. The triumph of time. 4^o. W. Stansby for G. Potter.
12358: 1615. Grenfield, Nathaniel. The great day, or, a sermon [of] the day of judgement. 8^o. W. Stansby for Josias Harrison. Ent. 26 August 1615.
12518: 1620. Gunter, Edmund. A canon of triangles: or a table of artificiall sines, and secants, drawne from the logarithmes of the lord of Merchistone. 8^o. W. Stansby, sold by J. Tappe.
12526: 1615. Gunter, Peter. A sermon preached in the countie of Suffolke, for the confutation of certaine hereticall positions, maintayned, touching justification, by a preacher of Wickam Market. 4^o. W. Stansby for H. Fetherstone. Ent. 26 February 1615.
12567: 1610. H, I/J. [J. Hetherington]. A description of the church of Christ. With some oppositions against certaine anabaptisticall opinions. Maintained by John Smith. 4^o. [W. Stansby] for N. Fosbrooke.
12618: 1612. Hakewill, George. Scutum regium. id est, adversus omnes regicidas et regicidarum patronos, ad initio mundi usque as annum 610. consensus orthodoxus. 8^o. W. Stansby pro J. Budge. Ent. 19 September 1611.
12649: 1610. Hall, Joseph. A common apologie of the church of England: against the unjust challenges of the Brownists. Occasioned, by a late pamphlet...an Answer to a censorious epistle. 4^o. [W. Stansby] for S. Macham. Ent. to Macham and E. Edgar 16 January 1610.
[12649a]: 1610. Hall, Joseph. A common apologie of the church of England: against the unjust challenges of the Brownists. Occasioned, by a late pamphlet...an Answer to a censorious epistle. 4^o. [W. Stansby] for E. Edgar.
12663.4: 1611. Hall, Joseph. Epistles. The third and last volume. Containing two decades. 2 parts. 8^o. [Part 1: W. Stansby] for E. Edgar and A. Garbrand. [Part 2: W. Jaggard]. Ent. to Edgar and S. Macham 4 October 1610.
[12663.6]: 1611. Hall, Joseph. Epistles. The third and last volume. Containing two decades. 2 parts. 8^o. [Part 1: W. Stansby] for S. Macham. [Part 2: W. Jaggard].
12674: 1620. Hall, Joseph. The honor of the married clergie, maintayned againt the malicious challenges of C. E. masse-priest. In three books. 8^o. W. S[tansby] for H. Fether[stone]. Ent. to Feherstone and N. Butter 8 November 1619.
[12674a]: 1620. Hall, Joseph. The honor of the married clergie, maintayned againt the malicious challenges of C. E. masse-priest. In three books. 8^o. W. S[tansby] for N. Butter.
12694: 1609. Hall, Joseph. The passion-sermon, preached at Pauls- Crosse, on Good-friday. 8^o. W. S[tansby] for E. Edgar.
12694a: 1609. Hall, Joseph. The passion-sermon, preached at Pauls- Crosse, on Good-friday. 8^o. W. S[tansby] for S. Macham.
12707: 1617. Hall, Joseph. A recollection of such treatise as have bene heretofore severally published, and are nowe revised, corrected, augmented. With addition of some others not hereto extant. 2^o. (E. Griffin, W. Stansby) for H. Fetherstone, [N. Butter and W. Butler]. (note)
13005a.5: 1610. Hayward, Sir John. The sanctuarie of a troubled soule. The first (second) part. Nelwy corrected and enlarged. The eight impression. 12^o. [W. Stansby] for E. Edgar and A. Garbrand. Burby's rights assigned from W. Welby to Garbrand 15 June 1610. (note)
13142: 1611. Henry IV, King of France. Three precious teares of blood, flowing from the wounded harts of three great French ladies. In memory, of Henry the great. Now shed agiane in English. French and English. 4^o in 2's. [W. Stansby] for J. Budge.
13161: 1610. Henry, the Minstrel. The order and solemnitie of the creation of prince Henrie, prince of Wales. Whereunto is annexed the royall maske. (Tethys festival. By S. Daniel.) 4^o. [W. Stansby] for J. Budge.
13377.5: 1620 [?]. Hieron, Samuel. The workes... 1/2 sheet 2^o. W. Stansby, sold by J. Parker. (note)
13384.3: 1619, 1620. Hieron, Samuel. The sermons... 2^o. Vol. 2. W. Stansby. [see note 13377.5.]
13474: 1613. Hill, Robert. Christs prayer expounded, a christian directed, and a communicant prepared. To which is added, a preface of prayer, [etc.] 8^o. W. S[tansby] for E. Blount and W. Barret.
13475: 1616. Hill, Robert. Christs prayer expounded, a christian directed, and a communicant prepared. The sixth edition. 8^o. W. S[tansby] for W. Barret, 1615.
13540: 1615. Hoby, Sir Edward. A curry-combe for a coxe-combe. Or purgatories knell....Digested in forme of a dialogue. By Nick- groome of the Hobie-stable. 4^o. W. Stansby for N. Butter. Ent. 2 November 1614.
[13540.5]: 1615. Hoby, Sir Edward. A curry-combe for a coxe-combe. Or purgatories knell. Digested in forme of a dialogue. By Nick- groome of the Hobie-stable. (Appendix de jesuitica batrachologia- -per A. Tonstalum.) 4^o. W. Stansby for N. Butter.
13617: 1618. Holyday, Barten. þîþþþþàæþà: or the marriage of the arts. A comedie. 4^o. W. Stansby for J. Parker. Ent. 20 April 1618.
13714: 1611. Hooker, Richard. Of the lawes of ecclesiastical politie. 2^o. W. Stansby, (sold by M. Lownes). Assigned to Stansby 11 September 1611.
13716: 1616, 1617, 1618. Hooker, Richard. Of the lawes of ecclesiasticall politie. 2^o. W. Stansby, sold by M. Lownes, 1617; [book 5:] W. Stansby, 1616; [part 2:] (Certayne divine tractates. [W. Stansby] for H. Fetherstone).
13841: 1615. Hoskins, John. Sermons preached at Pauls Crosse and elsewhere. 4^o. W. Stansby for N. Butter. Ent. 10 May 1615.
13933: 1610. Hull, John. Saint Peters prophesie of these last daies. Discovering the iniquity of time. 4^o. [W. Stansby and another?] for N. Fosbrooke. Ent. 21 January 1613. (note)
[13933a]: 1611. Hull, John. Saint Peters prophesie of these last daies. 4^o. [W. Stansby] for N. Fosbrooke.
14049: 1620. I., E., student in divinity. A new-yeares gift for English catholikes, or a briefe explication of the new oath of allegiance. 8^o. [W. Stansby].
14308: 1613. Jackson, Thomas. The eternall truth of scriptures,...Delivered in two bookes of comentaries upon the Apostles Creede. 8^o. W. Stansby, sold by J. Budge. Ent. to Stansby 23 July 1612.
[14308.5]: 1613. Jackson, Thomas. The eternall truth of scriptures,...Delivered in two bookes of comentaries upon the Apostles Creede. 8^o. W. Stansby for E. Crossley.
14315: 1614. Jackson, Thomas. The third booke of commentaries upon the Apostles Creede, contayning the blasphemous positions of Jesuites concerning the authoritie of their church. 4^o in 8's. W. Stansby, sold by J. Budge.
14708.8: 1619. Johnston, Arthur. Consilium collegii medici Parisiensis de mania G. Eglshemii. 8^o. Parisiis [i.e. London, W. Stansby?]
14714.5: 1622 [?]. Johnston, Arthur. Querelae Saravictonis & Biomeae. 8^o. [W. Stansby,] 1620.
14736: 1610. Jones, Robert. The muses gardin for delights [xylographic], or the fifth booke of ayres. 2^o. [W. Stansby] by the assignes of W. Barley.
14739.2: 1614. Jones, William, of Dorset. The mysterie of Christes nativitie. 4^o. [W. Stansby] for R. Hawkins. Ent. 20 July 1614.
14751: 1616. Jonson, Ben. The workes of Benjamin Jonson. 2^o. Imprinted at London by Will Stansby. Masques ent. 20 January 1615.
[14752]: 1616. Jonson, Ben. The workes of Benjamin Jonson. 2^o. London printed by W: Stansby, and are to be sould by Rich: Meighen.
14759: 1611. Jonson, Ben. Catiline his conspiracy. 4^o. [W. Stansby?] for W. Burre.
14763: 1620. Jonson, Ben. Epicoene, or the silent woman. 4^o. W. Stansby, sold by J. Browne. Ent. to J. Browne and J. Busby 20 September 1610; assigned to J. Browne and ent. to W. Burre 28 September 1612.
[14764]: 1620. Jonson, Ben. Epicoene, or the silent woman....The author B. Jonson. 4^o. W. Stansby, sold by J. Browne.
14817: 1613. Jourdan, Silvester. A plaine decription of the Barmudas, now called Sommer ilands. With an addition [etc.] 4^o. W. Stansby for W. Welby.
15324: 1612. Lawne, Christopher. The prophane schism of the Brownists. Discovered by C. Lawne, J. Fowler, [etc.] 4^o. [W. Stansby for W. Burre]. Ent. to Burre 6 July 1612.
15434: 1614. Leighton, Sir William. The teares or lamentations of a sorrowfull soule, composed with musicall ayres. 2^o. W. Stansby.
15514.5: 1611. L'Espine, Jean de. Three godly treatises. 1. To comfort the sicke. 2. Against the feare of death. 3. Of the resurrection. Translated by S. Veghelman. 8^o. W. Stansby for R. Banckworth.
15641: 1620. Linaker, Robert. [A comfortable treatise for such as are afflicted in conscience.] Revised the fourth time. 12^o. W. Stansby for J. Parker. Assigned to W. Barret 8 March 1620.
15687: 1608 [?]. Ling, Nicholas. Politeuphuia wits common wealth. [`Fourth edition' on A3^r] 8^o. W. S[tansby] for J. Smethwicke.
15687.3: 1613 [? after 1612]. Ling, Nicholas. Politeuphuia wits common wealth. [`Fourth edition' on A3^r] 8^o. W. S[tansby] for J. Smethwicke.
15687.7: 1615 [ca.]. Ling, Nicholas. Politeuphuia wits common wealth. [`Ninth edition' on A3^r] 12^o. W. S[tansby] for J. Smethwicke.
15688: 1620 [?]. Ling, Nicholas. Politeuphuia wits common wealth. [`Tenth edition' on A3^r] 12^o. W. S[tansby] for J. Smethwicke.
16650.5: 1611. L'Obel, Matthias de. Perfuming of tobacco, and the great abuse committed in it. Tranlated by I. N[asmith] G. 4^o. W. Stansby.
16670: 1612. Lodge, Thomas. Euphues golden legacie. 4^o. [W. Stansby] for J. Smethwick.
16834: 1617. Louis XIII, King of France. The French kings declaration against the dukes of Vendosme and Mayenne [etc.] 4^o. [W. Stansby] for W. Barret. Ent. 18 February 1617.
17046: 1620. Lydiat, Thomas. Solis et lunae periodus [etc.] 8^o in 4's. typis G. S[tansby]. (note)
17418: 1613. Marlowe, Christopher. Hero and Leander. 4^o. W. Stansby for E. Blunt and W. Barret. Assigned to J. Pindley from Wolfe 27 April 1612.
17526: 1615. Martyn, Willam. The historie, and lives, of twentie kings of England. With the successions of the dukes [etc.] 2^o. W. Stansby for H. Fetherstone. Ent. 20 August 1614. (note)
[17527]: 1615. Martyn, Willam. The historie, and lives, of twentie kings of England. (The successions of the dukes [etc.]) 2^o. [W. Stansby] for J. Bill, W. Barret and H. Fetherstone.
17681: 1620. Mavericke, Radford. The grieving of Gods spirit. Contayning the summe of a sermon. 4^o. W. Stansby.
17682: 1617. Mavericke, Radford. The practice of repentence. Or a sermon. 4^o. W. Stansby.
17840: 1611. Meriton, George. A sermon preached before the generall assembly at Glascoe. 4^o. W. Stansby for H. Featherstone. Ent. 6 June 1611.
17870: 1613. Middleton Richard. The carde and compasse of life. Directing all men to arrive at the harbour of heaven. 8^o. W. S[tansby] for W. Burre. Ent. 15 May 1613.
17887: 1619. Middleton, Thomas. The Inner-Temple masque. Or masque of heroes. 4^o. [W. Stansby] for J. Browne. Ent. 10 July 1619.
17924: 1612. Milles, Robert. Abrahams suite for Sodome. A sermon. 8^o. W. Stansby for M. Lawe.
17942: 1610. Milwarde, John. Jacobs great day of trouble, and deliverance. A sermon. 4^o. [W. Stansby] for E. Edgar. Ent. 26 October 1609.
17944: 1617. Minsheu, John. id est, ductor in linguas, the guide to tongues. In undecim linguis. (Vocabularium hispanicolatinum....A most copious Spanish dictionarie.) 2^o. [W. Stansby and M. Bradwood] at the charges of J. Minsheu published and printed, sold at J. Brownes shop.
18014: 1612. Monipennie, John. The abridgement or summarie of the Scots chronicles. (A short description of the western iles of Scotland.) 4^o. 2 parts. [W. Stansby for] J. Budge; [part 2 for S. Stafford]. Ent. to Stafford 14 August 1612.
18019: 1612. Monipennie, John. A christian almanacke. Needfull and true. Written by J. M[onipennie.] 8^o. [W. Stansby] for J. Budge. Ent. 2 July 1611.
18180: 1619. Morton, Thomas. A defence of the innocencie of the three ceremonies of the church of England. Second impression. 4^o. [W. Stansby] for W. Barret.
18183: 1610. Morton, Thomas. The encounter against M. Parsons, by a review of his last sober reckoning [etc.] 4^o. [W. Stansby and Eliot's Court Press] for J. Bill. Ent. 27 April 1610.
18480: 1615. Neville, Alexander. Norfolkes furies, or a view of Ketts campe: necessary for the malcontents, with a table of the maiors and sheriffes of this worshipfull city of Norwich. Translated by R. W[oods.] 4^o. W. Stansby for H. Fetherstone. Ent. 4 August 1615.
18521: 1614. Niccols, Richard. The furies. With vertues encomium. Or, the image of honour. In two bookes of epigrammes. 8^o. W. Stansby.
18523: 1615. Niccols, Richard. Monodia or walthams complaint, upon the death of the lady Honor Hay. 8^o. W. S[tansby] for R. Meighen and T. Jones. Ent. to Stansby 7 November 1614.
18606: 1619. Norden, John. An eye to heaven in earth. 12^o. W. Stansby for R. Meighen. Ent. 20 March 1619.
18612: 1614. Norden, John. A load-starre to spiritual life. 12^o. W. Stansby.
18628: 1615. Norden, John. A pensive soules delight. 12^o. W. Stansby for J. Busby. Ent. 8 December 1614.
18640: 1610. Norden, John. The surveyors dialogue. Divided into five bookes. Now newly imprinted. And a sixt booke added. 4^o. W. S[tansby] for J. Busby. Ent. to T. Man, junior, and J. Busby, junior, 16 June 1609.
18753: 1615. Nyndge, Edward. A true and fearful vexation of one Alexander Nyndge. Written by his owne brother E. Nyndge. 4^o. [W. Stansby] for W. B[arret?] sold by E. Wright.
18782.5: 1619. Odingsells, Charles. Prophecying, casting out devils, and miracles: briefly discoursed in two sermons. 8^o. W. Stansby.
[18783]: 1619. Odingsells, Charles. Two sermons, lately preached at Langar in Belvoir. 8^o. W. Stansby, sold by J. Parker, 1620.
18993: 1619. Owen, John. Epigrams of that most wittie and worthie epigrammatist Mr. J. Owen. Translated by J. Vicars. 8^o. W. S[tansby] for J. Smethwicke. Ent. 17 September 1618.
19059: 1616. P., C. Two briefe treatises. The one...concerning catechisme. The other, touching peace. 8^o. W. Stansby for W. Butler. Ent. 26 September 1616.
19083a: 1612. Pacius, Julius. Logicae. Rudimenta. Secundo editio. 12^o. ap. G. Stansby.
19458.5: 1612. The speedy passage to heaven. 8^o. [W. Stansby] for T. Bushell. Ent. 6 July 1612.
[19458.7]: 1612. The speedy passage to heaven. 8^o. [W. Stansby] for T. B[ushell].
19507: 1612. Peacham, Henry, the younger. Graphice or the most auncient and excellent art of drawing and limming. 4^o. W. S[tansby] for J. Browne. Ent. 16 December 1611.
19512: 1615. Peacham, Henry, the younger. A most true relation of the affaires of Cleve and Gulick. With the articles of the peace, propounded at Santen. 4^o. W. Stansby for J. Helme. Ent. 18 January 1615.
19514: 1615. Peacham, Henry, the younger. Prince Henrie revived. Or a poeme. 4^o. W. Stansby for J. Helme. Ent. 18 January 1615.
19779: 1617. Persius Flaccus, Aulus. Auli Persii Flacci satyrae sex. Cum posthumis commentarijs, J. Bond. Newly reviewed. 8^o. W. Stanbsy for W. Arondell. Ent. 29 March 1617.
20138: 1612. Pots, Thomas. The wonderfull discoverie of witches in the countie of Lancaster. 4^o. W. Stansby for J. Barnes, 1613. Ent. 7 November 1612.
20503: 1619. Purchas, Samuel. Purchas his pilgrim. Microcosmus, or the historie of man. 8^o. W. S[tansby] for H. Fetherstone. Ent. 12 June 1619.
20505: 1613. Purchas, Samuel. Purchas his pilgrimage. Or relations of the world and the religions observed in all ages. 2^o. W. Stansby for H. Fetherstone. Ent. 7 August 1612.
20506: 1614. Purchas, Samuel. Purchas his pilgrimage. Or relations of the world and the religions observed in all ages. Second edition, much enlarged. 2^o. W. Stansby for H. Fetherstone.
20507: 1617. Purchas, Samuel. Purchas his pilgrimage. Or relations of the world and the religions observed in all ages. Third edition, much enlarged. 2^o. W. Stansby for H. Fetherstone.
20563: 1613. Quin, Walter. Corona virtutum principe dignarum,...inusum D, Caroli principis. 12^o. [W. Stansby] ap. J. Billium.
20614: 1619. Rainolds, John. V. CL. D.Joannis Rainoldi,...orationes duodecim; cum alijs quibusdam opusculis. Adjecta est oratio funebris, in obitu eiusdem habita … I. Wake. 12^o. imp. G. Stansbeius pro H. Fetherstone.
20637: 1614. Ralegh, Sir Walter. The history of the world. 2^o. (W. Stansby) for W. Burre. Ent. 15 April 1611. (note)
20638: 1617. Ralegh, Sir Walter. The history of the world. 2^o. (W. Stansby for W. Burre).
20748: 1616. Rathborne, Aaron. The surveyor on four bookes. 2^o. W: Stansby for W: Burre.
20758: 1611. Ravenscroft, Thomas. Melismata. Musicall phansies. Fitting the court, citie,a nd countrey humours. To 3, 4, and 5, voyces. 4^o. W. Stansby for T. Adams. Ent. 19 March 1611.
20912: 1614. Reuter, Adam. Delineato consilii brevissima: quam societati mercatorum Belgarum consecrat A. Reuter. 4^o. [W. Stansby]. Ent. to Stansby 8 April 1614.
20914a: 1616. Rueter, Adam. Henrici Fitzsimonis, Soc. Jes. contra ius, rationem, Deum, pugna: quam, demonstratum ex eiusdem Britannomachia, Henrico Wallopp consecrat A. Reuter. 4^o. [W. Stansby].
21016: 1612. Richardson, Charles. The repentence of Peter and Judas. 4^o. W. Stansby for E. Edgar. Ent. to Edgar and Jos. Browne 6 December 1611.
[21016a]: 1612. Richardson, Charles. The repentence of Peter and Judas. 4^o. W. Stansby for Jos. Browne.
21019: 1616. Richardson, Charles. A workeman, that needeth not be ashamed. A sermon describing the duety of a godly minister. 4^o. W. Stansby for W. Barret. Ent. 17 July 1616.
21024: 1612. Richer, Edmond. A treatise of ecclesiasticall and politike power. Translated out of the Latin originall. 4^o. W. S[tansby], sold by J. Budge. Ent. 23 March 1612.
21338: 1619. Rous, Francis, the Elder. The arte of happiness. Consisting of three parts. 12^o. W. Stansby for J. Parker. Assigned by H. Fetherstone to Parker 3 April 1626.
21538: 1620. Sack. Muld sack: or the apologie of Hic Mulier: to the late declamation against her. 4^o. [W. Stansby] for R. Meighen. Ent. 29 April 1620.
21608: 1617. Salerno. The Englishmans docter. Or, the Schoole of Salerne. Whereunto is adjoyned precepts for the preservation of health. Written by H. Ronsovius. (Now published. By S. H[obbs?] 8^o. W. Stansby for the widdow Helme.
21834: 1619. Sclater, William, the Elder. An exposition with notes upon the first epistle to the Thessalonians. 4^oin 8's. W. Stansby for J. Parker. Ent. to H. Fetherstone and Parker 2 July 1618.
[21834]: 1619. Sclater, William, the Elder. An exposition with notes upon the first epistle to the Thessalonians. 4^oin 8's. W. Stansby for H. Fethersone.
21858: 1619. Scot, Patrick. Omnibus & singulus. Affording matter profitable for all men, alluding to a Fathers advice or last will to his sonne. 8^o. W. Stansby. Ent. 12 June 1619.
21858.5: 1619. Scot, Patrick. Omnibus & singulus. 8^o. W. Stansby.
[21859]: 1620. Scot, Patrick. A fathers advice or last will to his sonne. 8^o. W. Stansby, sold by J. Parker.
22167: 1617. Selden, John. Joannis Seldini I. C. de dis Syris syntagmata II. 8^o. G. Stansbeius, bibliopolarum corpori. Ent. to the partners in the Latin stock 27 September 1616.
22177: 1614. Selden, John. Titles of honor by John Selden. 4^o. W. Stansby for J. Helme. Ent. 14 July 1614.
22213: 1613. Seneca, Lucius Annaeus. The workes of Lucius Annaeus Seneca, both morall and naturall. Translated by T. Lodge. 2^o. W. Stansby, 1614. Ent. to E. Blount 15 April 1600.
22214: 1620. Seneca, Lucius Annaeus. The workes of Lucius Annaeus Seneca, both morall and naturall. Newly inlarged by T. Lodge. 2^o. W. Stansby. Assigned by widow Stansby to R. Bishop 4 March 1639.
22361: 1617. Shakespeare, William. Venus and Adonis. 8^o. [W. Stansby] for W. B[arret]. Assigned to W. Barret 16 February 1617.
22397: 1612. Sheldon, Richard. The motives of Richard Sheldon for his renouncing of communion with Rome. 4^o. [W. Hall and W. Stansby] for N. Butter. Ent. 7 January 1612. (note)
22544a.3: 1617 [?]. Sidney, Sir Philip. The countesse of Pembrokes Arcadia, Sir William Alexander's Supplement. 2^o. [W. Stansby for W. Barret?]. Ent. to W. Barret 31 August 1616.
22544a.5: 1617 [?]. Sidney, Sir Philip. The countesse of Pembrokes Arcadia, Sir William Alexander's Supplement. 2^o. [W. Stansby for W. Barret?].
22740: 1611. Smith, Henry. Three sermons made by maister H. Smith. 1. The benefit of contentation. 2. The affinitie of the faithfull. 3. The lost sheepe is found. 4^o in 8's. [W. Stansby?] for J. Smethwicke.
22741: 1613. Smith, Henry. Three sermons made by maister H. Smith. 1. The benefit of contentation. 2. The affinitie of the faithfull. 3. The lost sheepe is found. 4^o in 8's. [W. Stansby] for J. Smethwick.
22771: 1615. Smith, Henry. Sixe sermons. 4^o in 8's. W. Stansby for W. Barret. Assigned 16 February 1617.
22772: 1618. Smith, Henry. Two sermons preached by maister H. Smith: with a prayer for the morning thereunto adjoyned. And published by a more perfect coppie than here-to-fore. 4^o in 8's. W. Stansby for W. Barret.
22825: 1613. Smith, Samuel, A.M. Aditus ad logicam. In usum eorum qui prim• academiam salutant. Autore S. S[mith] artium magistro. 8^o. [W. Stansby].
22863: 1612. Smith, Sir Thomas, Doctor of Civil Laws. De republica Anglorum. The maner of gouernment of England. 4^o. W. Stansby for J. Smethwicke.
22962: 1615. Southwell, Robert. Saint Peters complaint, with other poemes. 4^o. W. Stansby for W. Barret. Assigned 16 February 1617.
23111: 1613. Sprint, John. The summe of the christian religion; contayning the chiefe points of perswasion an practise of a christian. In question and answere. 8^o. W. Stansby for W. Burre. Ent. 15 May 1613.
23200.5: 1611. Standish, Arthur. The commons complaint. Wherein is contained two speciall grievances. The first is, the destruction of woods. The second is, the dearth of victuals. 4^o. W. Stansby. Ent. 17 May 1611.
23201: 1611. Standish, Arthur. The commons complaint. Wherein is contained two speciall grievances. The first is, the destruction of woods. The second is, the dearth of victuals. 4^o. W. Stansby.
23201.5: 1611. Standish, Arthur. The commons complaint. Wherein is contained two speciall grievances. The first is, the destruction of woods. The second is, the dearth of victuals. 4^o. W. Stansby.
23203: 1612. Standish, Arthur. The commons complaint. Newly corrected and augmented. 4^o. W. Stansby.
23350: 1612. Strachey, William. For the colony in Virginea Britannia. Lawes divine, morall, and martiall. 4^o. [W. Stansby] for W. Burre. Ent. 13 December 1611.
23412: 1620. Styles, Christopher. The gaines of seeking God. In two sermons, 4^o. W. Stansby.
23544: 1620. Swetnam, Joseph. Swetnam, the woman-hater, arraigned by woman. A new comedie. 4^o. [W. Stansby] for R. Meighen. Ent. 17 October 1619.
23545: 1612. Swift, John. The divine eccho, or, resounding voice from heaven. 12^o. [W. Stansby] for R. Bonion.
23548: 1611. Swinburne, Henry. A briefe treatise of testaments and last willes. Newly corrected and augmented. 4^o in 8's. [W. Stansby? and T. Snodham] for the Company of Stationers. Ent. to E. Weaver 6 May 1605; `this belongs to the company' i.e., English Stock, 2 March 1607. (note)
23602: 1617. Symson, William. De accentibus Hebraicis breves & perspicuae regulae. 8^o. typis G. Stansby, venduntur in aed J. Woodcocke.
23623: 1616. T, J., Gent. The A, B, C, of armes, or, an introduction directorie; whereby the order of militarie exercises may bee understood. 8^o. W. Stansby for J. Helmes. Ent. 12 May 1616.
23827: 1617. Taylor, Thomas. Davids learning, or the way to true happiness: in a commentarie upon the 32. psalme. Preached and now published by T. T[aylor] late fellow of Chirsts Colledge in Cambridge. 4^o in 8's. W. Stansby for H. Fetherstone.
23828: 1618. Taylor, Thomas. Davids learning, or the way to true happiness: in a commentaries upon the 32. psalme. The second time corrected. 4^o in 8's. W. Stansby for H. Fetherstone.
24025: 1618. Thompson, Thomas. Antichrist arraigned: in a sermon at Pauls Crosse. With the tryall of guides. 4^o in 8's. W. Stansby for R. Meighen. Ent. 30 March 1618.
24027: 1612. Thompson, Thomas. A diet for a drunkard. Delivered in two sermons in Bristoll, 1608. 4^o. [W. Stansby] for R. Bankworth. Ent. 9 December 1611.
24043: 1615. Thornes, Edward. Encomium Salopae, or the description of Shrowesbury. 8^o. [W. Stansby] for R. Meighen.
24070: 1620. Tilenus, Daniel. Paraenesis ad Scotos, Genevensis disciplinae zelotas. 8^o. typis G. Stansby, pro N. Buttero. Ent. 24 July 1620.
24130: 1613. Topsell, Edward. The reward of religion. Delivered in sundrie lectures vpon the booke of Ruth. Newly corrected and augmented. 8^o. W. Stansby, sold by J. Budge. Assigned to Stansby 11 September 1611.
24132: 1613. Topsell, Edward. Times lamentation: or an exposition on the prophet Joel, in sundry sermons or meditations. Newly corrected and augmented. 4^o in 8's. W. Stansby for N. Butter. Assigned 13 November 1609.
24176: 1615. Traske, John. A pearle for a prince,...Delivered in two sermons. 8^o. W. Stansby for M. Lownes. Ent. 29 March 1615.
24178: 1620. Traske, John. A treatise of libertie from Judaisme, or an acknowledgement of true christian libertie. 4^o. W. Stansby for N. Butter. Ent. 1 May 1620.
24307: 1613. Tuke, Thomas. A discourse of death, bodily, ghostly, and eternall. 4^o. W. Stansbie for G. Norton.
24335: 1597. Turkey. The policy on the Turkish empire. The first booke. 4^o. J. Windet for W. S(tansby). Ent. 28 April 1597.
24371: 1616. Turvell, Thomas. The poore-mans path-way to heaven. 8^o. W. Stansby, sold by T. Pavier.
24508.3: 1609. Udall, Thomas. A briefe replie of Thomas Udall, gent. to a short memorandum, or shew of answere against his booke intituled: A briefe view...by B.C. student in divinite. 8^o. W. Stansby for S. Macham. Ent. 21 August 1609.
24622: 1611. Vaughn, William. The spirit of detraction, conjured and convicted in seven circles. A worke both divine and morall. 4^o. W. Stansby [and T. Snodham] for G. Norton. Ent. 11 May 1611. (note)
[24622.5]: 1611. Vaughn, William. The spirit of detraction, conjured and convicted in seven circles. 4^o. W. S[tansby and T. Snodham] for G. Norton.
24698: 1618. Vicars, John. A prospective glasse to looke into heaven, or the coelestial Canaan described. 8^o. W. Stansby for J. Smethwicke. Ent. 17 September 1618.
24833: 1610. A true declaration of the estate of the colonie in Virginia, with a confutation of scandalous reports. Published by advise and direction of the councell of Virginia. 4^o. [Eliot's Court Press and W. Stansby] for W. Barret. Ent. 8 November 1610. (note)
24852: 1612. Vives, Joannes Ludovicus. Joannis Ludovici Vivis....Libri. XII. De disciplinis. 8^o. [W. Stansby]. Ent. to J. Crosley 10 February 1612.
[24852.3]: 1612. Vives, Joannes Ludovicus. Libri. XII. Quorum septem priores sunt de corruptis artibus quinque posteriores de trahendis disciplinis. 8^o. [W. Stansby].
24950: 1610. Wakeman, Robert. The judges charge. As it was given at Exceter. In a sermon. 8^o. [W. Stansby] for G. Norton. Ent. 4 July 1610.
25084: 1612. Warner, William. Albions England. Or historicall map of the same island. 4^o 8's. [W. Stansby] for G. P[otter,] sold by R. Moore.
25157: 1613. Webbe, George. The bride royall, or the spiritual marriage. Delivered by way of congratulation upon the marriage betweene the palsegrave, and the ladie Elizabeth. In a sermon. 8^o. W. Stansby for R. Mabbe. Assigned from Mab to W. Arundell 13 April 1614.
25163: 1612. Webbe, George. The path-way to honor. 8^o. W. S[tansby] for R. Mabbe. Ent. 23 June 1612.
25261.5: 1613. West, John. The severall notorious and lewd cousnages of John West, and Alice West. Practised in this citie, and many places neere adjoynng,...who were arraigned and convicted the 14. of Januarie. 4^o. [W. Stansby] for E. Marchant. Ent. to J. Trundle 30 January 1613.
25294: 1616. Whalley, John. Gods plentie, feeding true piety. In a sermon preached at Pauls crosse. 4^o. W. Stansby, sold by R. Mabbe. Ent. to Stansby 20 January 1616.
[25294.5]: 1616 [?]. Whalley, John. Gods plentie, feeding true piety. In a sermon preached at Pauls crosse. 4^o. W. Stansby.
25433.3: 1615. Whitgre, Thomas. A necessary instruction to cast account by, serving for all such as are unskilfull in the art of arithmaticke, comprehended in two tables. 2^o. W. Stansby, sold by J. Budge. Ent. to L. Greene 28 April 1615.
25434: 1613. Whiting, Giles. Short questions and answeres to be learned of such as be ignorant, before they be admitted to the Lords supper. 8^o. [W. Stansby?] for C. L[egge, Cambridge].
25659.5: 1613. Wilkinson, Robert. The merchant royall. A sermon reached at the nuptuals of lord Hay. 4^o. W. Stansby for E. Blunt and W. Barret.
25872: 1613. Witches apprehended, examined and executed. With a stange triall how to know a witch. 4^o. [W. Stansby] for E. Marchant. Ent. to J. Trundell 23 January 1613.
25985: 1617. Worship, William. The christians jewell. Or, the treasure of a good conscience. 12^o. W. Stansby for J. Parker. Assigned by H. Fetherstone to Parker 3 April 1626.
25986: 1618. Worship, William. The christians jewell. Or, the treasure of a good conscience. Revised and inlarged. 12^o. W. Stansby for J. Parker.