Hugonis Grotii Poemata collecta olim a fratre ejus Guilie. Grotio, et per eundem edita: accesserunt jam & alia nonnulla ejusdem authoris in unum volumen per R.H. redacta.

Hugonis Grotii Poemata collecta olim a fratre ejus Guilie. Grotio, et per eundem edita: accesserunt jam & alia nonnulla ejusdem authoris in unum volumen per R.H. redacta.

Poems

Londini : Per R[ichard] H[odgkinson] Et vaeneunt per G. Emersonum parva-Britannia, 1639.

[26], 603, [5] p. ; (8vo)

R.H. = Richard Hodgkinson?.

With a final imprimatur leaf.

The last leaf is blank.

A reissue of the edition with imprint ".. per Ric. Hodgkinsonum, & venduntur parva Britannia ..", with a bifolium cancelling the original title page. One of the cancellanda leaves is the new title page, the other a list of contents; they are found in either order.

Signatures: (?)⁸(-(?)1+pi²) (??)⁴ A-2P⁸.

Signatures from DFo. CSMHCHECK; DFONOTE SMT title has comma following 'Poemata,'; STC says that in Harvard copy the cancels are disjunct with contents leaf bound as recto; when DFo copy was rebound it was noted that cancels were not conjugate leaves (and now the contents list is also on recto); my attempt at signatures reflects the bifolium described in 4th 500 note; (what about Huntington copy: are the leaves conjugate there); shouldn't that same 500 note refer to 'cancels' rather than 'cancellanda'?; imprimatur reads: 'Imprimatur. Octob. 26. 1638. Guil. Bray.'

Pollard, A.W. Short-title catalogue of books printed in England, Scotland, & Ireland and of English books printed abroad, 1475-1640 (2nd ed.) (STC), 12402a
English short title catalogue (ESTC), S103480

Great Britain -- England -- London.

STC 12402a

3.22.39. T.p. and list of contents (which follows t.p. and is on recto) are disjunct. Provenance: inscription on front fly-leaf 'Hooper Morrison 1791'