Black-letter 4to.
1530. (approximate date a.s.signed in the catalogue of the British Museum). A boke of
the propertyes
of herbes the
whiche is
called an
Herbal
[~cross pattee~]
_Colophon._ Imprynted at
London in Fletestrete at
the sygne of the George by
me Robert Red-
man [.'.]
[~cross pattee~]
Black-letter 8vo.
1532-1537 (approximate date a.s.signed by Mr. H. M. Barlow).
"'A boke of the propertyes of herbes the which is called an Herbal.' Contains k{4}. 'At the end, Imprynted at London by me John Skot dwellynge in Fauster Lane.' This over his device which is his cypher on a shield, hung on a rose-tree, flowering above the shield, supported by two griffins: at the bottom is a dog nearly couchant; I. S., the initials of his name, one on each side of the trunk of the tree. In the collection of Mr. Alchorne. Twelves."
The above is quoted from Herbert's edition of Ames, 1785. No copy of the work can now be found in any of the chief British libraries. Mr. Gordon Duff in his list of books printed by John Skot mentions "The Book of Herbes. 12mo.
undated."
The following editions printed by Robert Wyer are all undated. The dates a.s.signed in the British Museum Catalogue are 1530, 1535, 1540.
-- If A newe Her-
ball of Macer,
Translated
out of La-
ten in to
Englysshe.
_Colophon._ -- Imprynted by
me Robert wyer,
dwellynge in saint Martyns pa
ryshe, at the sygne of saynt
John Euangelyst
besyde Charyn
ge Crosse.
[~cross pattee~]
Secretary type, 8vo.
-- Hereafter folo
weth the know-
ledge, proper
ties, and the
vertues of
Herbes.
_Colophon._ -- Imprynted by
me Robert Wyer,
dwellynge in saynt Martyns pa-
rysshe, at the sygne of saynt
John Euangelyst,
besyde Charyn
ge Crosse.
[~cross pattee~]
Secretary type 8vo.
Macers
Herbal
Practy-
syd by
Doctor
Lynacro
Translated out of laten,
into Englysshe, which
shewynge theyr Ope-
raycions & Vertues,
set in the margent
of this Boke, to
the extent you
myght knowe
theyr Ver-
tues.
_Colophon._ Imprynted by
me Robert wyer
dwellynge in seynt Martyns Pa-
rysshe at the sygne of seynt
Iohn Euangelyst, besyde Charyn-
ge Crosse. Black-letter 8vo.
The only known copies of the two following editions are in the Bodleian Library.
1541. A boke of
the propertyes
of herbes the whiche
is called an Har
bal, MD.
XLI.
_Colophon._ -- Imprynted at London
in Paules Churchyearde,
at the Sygne of the may-
dens head by Tho-
mas Petyt.
M.D.X.(I.) Black-letter 8vo.
1546. A boke of
the propertyes
of herbes the
whiche is
called an
Herbal.
_Colophon._ Imprinted
at London in Fletstrete
at the sygne of the George
nexte to seynt Dunstones churche
by me Wyllyam Myddylton
in the yere of our Lorde
M.CCCCC.XLVI.
The thyrde day
of July
Black-letter 8vo.
1548 (date a.s.signed in the catalogue of the library of the Manchester Medical Society. Only known copy.) -- A boke of
the propertes
of herbes the
which is cal
led an her
bal.
[~cross pattee~]
_Colophon._ Imprynted at
London by
Johan Waley,
dwellynge in
Foster Lane.
Black-letter 8vo.
1550 (date a.s.signed in the British Museum Catalogue). A boke of the
properties of Herbes called an her-
ball, whereunto is added the tyme y{e}
herbes, floures and Sedes shoulde
be gathered to be kept the whole ye-
re, with the vertue of y{e} Herbes whe
they are stylled. Also a generall rule
of al manner of Herbes drawen out
of an auncient boke
of Physycke by
W. C.
_Colophon._ Imprinted at London by Wyllyam
Copland.
Black-letter 8vo.
1552 (date a.s.signed in the British Museum Catalogue). A boke of the
propreties of Herbes called an her
ball, whereunto is added the time y{e}
herbes, floures and Sedes shold
be gathered to be kept the whole
yere
wyth the vertue of y{e} Her-
bes when they are stilled. Al-
so a generall rule of all ma-
ner of Herbes drawen
out of an auncyent
booke of Phisyck
by W. C.
_Colophon._ -- Imprynted at London in the
Flete strete at the sygne of
the Rose Garland by
me Wyllyam Copland.
for John Wyght
. Black-letter 8vo.
The two following editions published by Anthony Kitson and Richard Kele may be ascribed to Copland's press. No copies exist in the chief British libraries. The t.i.tles are quoted from Ames.
"A booke of the properties of Herbes, called an Herball.
Whereunto is added the tyme that Herbes, Floures and Seedes should bee gathered to bee kept the whole yeare, wyth the vertue of the Herbes when they are stylled. Also a generall rule of all maner of Herbs, drawen out of an auncient booke of Physicke by W. C. _Walter Carey._ Contains besides X{4} in eights. For him."
1550 (date a.s.signed by Mr. Gordon Duff, but in Ames 1552).
"The book of the properties of herbes, called an herball, etc., drawn out of an ancient book of phisyck by W. C."
1550. A lytel
herball of the
properties of her-
bes newely amended & corrected,
with certayne addicions at the ende
of the boke, declaryng what herbes
hath influence of certaine Sterres
and constellations, wherby may be
chosen the beast & most luckye
tymes and dayes of their mini-
stracion, accordynge to the
Moone being in the sig-
nes of heauen, the
which is dayly
appoynted
in the Almanacke, made & gathered
in the yere of our Lorde G.o.d
M.D.L. the xii day of Fe-
bruary by Anthonye
Askham Phi-
sycyon.
_Colophon._ Imprinted at
London in Flete-
strete at the signe of the George
nexte to Saynte Dunstones
Churche by Wylly-
am Powell. In the yeare of oure Lorde
M.D.L. the twelfe day of Marche. Black-letter 8vo.
1550 A litle Her-
ball of the properties of Herbes,
newly amended & corrected, wyth
certayne Additions at the ende of
the boke, declaring what Herbes
hath influence of certain Sterres
and constellations, whereby maye
be chosen the best & most lucky
tymes & dayes of their mini-
stracion, according to the Moone
beyng in the signes of heaue
the which is daily appoi
ted in the Almanacke,
made and gathe-
red in the yeare
of our Lorde
G.o.d.
M.D.L. the xii daye of Febru
ary by Anthony Askha
Physycyon
_Colophon._ Imprynted at London, in
Paule's churchyarde, at the signe of the Swanne, by
Ihon Kynge.
Black-letter 8{vo}.
1555-1561 (approximate date a.s.signed by Mr. H. M. Barlow).
-- A boke of the
propreties of Herbes called an her
ball, whereunto is added the time y{e}
herbes, floures and Sedes shold
be gathered to be kept the whole
yere, with the vertue of y{e} Her
bes when they are stilled. Al-
so a general rule of al ma-
ner of Herbes drawen out of an auncient
boke of Phisyck
by W. C.
_Colophon._ -- Imprinted at London by
Iohn kynge, for
Abraham Wely
. Black-letter 8{vo}.
_The Grete Herball._
1516. The Grete Herball. Imprented at London in Southwark by me Peter Treveris. MD XVI. the xx day of June.
(Mentioned by Ames. No copy of this edition in any of the chief British libraries and no other record of it.)
1525(?). The Grete herball, which is translated out ye Frensshe into Englysshe. With the Mark of Peter Treveris.
Undated.
(Mentioned by Hazlitt, who ascribes the date 1525-6. There is no other record of this edition.)
1527. The grete herball. MDXXVII. 18 April.
(Mentioned by Ames as having been printed by Treveris for Laurence Andrew. No copy of this edition in any of the chief British libraries and no other record of it.)
1526. The grete herball
whiche geueth parfyt knowlege and under-
standyng of all maner of herbes & there gracyous vertues whiche G.o.d hath
ordeyned for our prosperous welfare and helth, for they hele & cure all maner
of dyseases and sekenesses that fall or mysfortune to all maner of creatoures
of G.o.d created, practysed by many expert and wyse maysters, as Auicenna and
other &c. Also it geueth full parfyte understandynge of the booke lately pryn
ted by me (Peter treueris) named the n.o.ble experiens of the vertuous hand
warke of Surgery.
_Colophon._ -- Imprentyd at London in South-
warke by me peter Treueris, dwel-
lynge in the sygne of the wodows.
In the yere of our Lorde G.o.d. M.D.
XXVI. the xxvii day of July. Black-letter folio.
1529. Second edition of the above also printed by Treveris.
Wording of the t.i.tle is the same.
_Colophon_ differs from the first edition in that it does not contain the printer's address.
-- Imprynted at London in South
warke by me Peter Treueris.
In
the yere of our Lorde G.o.d. M.D.XXIX.
the xvii day of Marce. Black-letter folio.
1539. The great herball
newly corrected.
The contents of this boke.
A table after the Latyn names of all
herbes,
A table after the Englyshe names of all
herbes.
The propertees and qualytes of all
thynges in this booke,
The descrypcyon of urynes, how a man
shall haue trewe knowledge of all seke-
nesses.
An exposycyon of the wordes obscure and
not well knowen.
A table, quyckly to fynde Remedyes
for all dyseases.
G.o.d saue the Kynge.
Londine in Edibus Thome Gybson.
Anno
M.D.x.x.xIX.