tionis Avstralis/ institutæ Anno M.D.C.XV./ Ductu & moderamine fortifsimi Viri/ Iacobi Le Maire,'/ 3 leaves and text folioed 46 to 83. Then comes another half-title Descriptio/ India Occidentalis,'/ etc. Avthore Petro Ordonnez de Cevallos,' 9 leaves, succeeded by a half-title 'Brevis/ ac Succincta/ Americæ,'/ etc. 11 leaves. Folio. (2l. 2s. 1367) The first part has the 14 maps copied from Herrera's, and Le Maire is illustrated with the 3 maps taken from De Bry, together with 4 plates inserted in the text on fols. 60, 61, 65, 67. In the Preface to Barcia's reprint of Herrera's works at Madrid, 1726-30, the editor repudiates this edition, as being full of typographical errors, and saddled with matters not pertaining to Herrera. HERRERA (ANTONIO DE). The General History of the vast Continent and Islands of America, Commonly call'd, The West-Indies, from The First Discovery thereof: With the Best Accounts the People could give of their Antiquities. Collected from the Original Relations fent to the Kings of Spain. By Antonio de Herrera, Historiographer to His Catholick Majesty. Tranflated into English by Capt. John Stevens. Illuftrated with Cutts and Maps. London: Jer. Batley M.DCC.XXV. Six Volumes. Vol. I. 4 prel. leaves; viz. Title and Preface; Text 379 pp. With 2 Maps, copperplate. Portrait of Columbus and 2 copperplates at pp. 63. 218. Vol. II. Title and 436 pp. 4 copperplates at pp. 135, 372, 378, 380. Vol. III. M.DCC.XXVI. Title and 418 pp. 3 copperplates at pp. 191, 194, 227. Vol. IV. M.DCC.XXVI. Title and 422 pp. copperplate Portrait of Cortes and 2 copperplates at pp. 290, 357. Vol. V. M.DCC.XXVI. Title and 430 pp. 2 copperplates at pp. 1, 375. Vol. VI. M.DCC.XXVI. Title and 408 pp. Index 30 pp. copperplate at p. 1. Calf. 8vo. (21.10s. 1368) HERRERA (ANTONIO DE). The General History of the vast Continent and Islands of America, Commonly call'd The West-Indies, from The First Discovery thereof: With the beft Accounts the People could give of their Antiquities. Collected from the Original Relations fent to the Kings of Spain. By Antonio de Herrera Hiftoriographer to His Catholick Majesty. Tranflated into English by Capt. John Stevens. Illuftrated with Cuts and Maps. The Second Edition. London, Wood and Woodward MDCCXL. Six Volumes. Vol. I. 4 prel. leaves; viz. Title and Preface; Text 379 pp. With

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