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HENRY IV
HENRY
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HENRY IV., King of France. De Ontmoetinghe van
Hendrick de Groote aen den Coning, belanghende de
reyse van Spangien. . . . 1615, 4°. See Ontmoetinghe.
Le Regne sans favory, on l’Abr6g6 de la vie du roy
Henry le Grand, d6di6 aux bons Francois.
Paris,R. Quenet, 1649.
4°. 8J in. 7 pp- + (l) p- Moreau, 3078.
Relation du siege de Paris par Henri iv. . . . Paris.—
La Societe de VHistoire de Paris. Meraoires, vol. 2, pp.
1-105. 1876, 8°.
Responce des vrais catholiques francois a 1’avertisse-
ment des catholiques anglois, pour I’exclusion du roy
de Navarre de la couronne de France. . . . [? 1588], 8°.
See Reponse.
HENRY III., King of Navarre, afterwards Henry iv.,
King of France. See Henry iv., King of France.
HENRY, King of the Romans, surnamed Raspo. See
Henry, Landgrave of Thuringia, etc.
HENRY, King of the Romans, Son of Conrad III, Emperor
of Germany. Heinrici regis constitutiones. Monu-
menta Germaniae historica. Leg., sect. 4, vol. 1, p.
190. 1893, 4°.
HENRY, King of the Romans, Son of Frederick 11., Emperor
of Germany. Henrici regis apologetica epistola ad
Conradum hildesheimensem episcopum. Schannat
(j. f.) Vindemiae literariae. 1723, fol.
Heinrici regis constitutiones. Monumenta Germaniae
historica. Leg., sect. 4, vol. 2, pp. 390-438. 1896, 4°.
[For additional constitutiones of this prince:] Sec
Frederick ii., Emperor of Germany.
HENRY, Landgrave of Thuringia, King of the Romans,
surnamed Raspo. Heinrici anticaesaris constitutiones.
Pertz (g. h.) Monumenta Germaniae historica. Leg.,
vol. 2, pp. 361, 362. 1837, fol.
Heinrici antiregis constitutiones. Monumenta
Germaniae historica. Leg., sect. 4, vol. 2, pp. 454-458.
1896, 4°.
HENRY, the Minstrel, commonly called Blind Harry.
The | Lyfe and Acts of the | most famous and valiant
Champion, | SirWilliam Wallace, | Knight of Ellerslie:
Mayntayner of the Libertie of Scotland. | [Quotation
from Cicero, de Finibus. Woodcut of crowned thistle
and initials E. R.]
Aberdene, | IT Printed by Edward Raban, for |
David Melvill. 1630. |
8°. 6J in. Gothic letter. A-Z8, Aa8; 15 pp--l-(l) p. + 362 + (6)
pp:—-1, 2 wanting, probably blank, 3 title, 4 blank, 5-15 to the
reader, (1) arms of the city of Aberdeen, 1-362 the work, (1) the
conclusion of this booke, (2-4) contents, (5, 6) blank, wanting.
Aberdeen Printers, 34.
HENRY I. [de Bourbon], Prince de Condi. See Sixtus
v., Pope. Sm' D. N. Sixti pp.v. Declaratio contra
Henricum Borbonium assertum regem Navarrae, et
Henricum item Borbonium, praetensum principem
condensem. . . . [? 1586], fol.
HENRY II. [de Bourbon], Prince de Condi. See Nouet
(j.) Harangue fun&bre sur le trespas, et les vertus
eminentes de . . . Henry de Bourbon, prince de Conde.
, . . . 1647, fol.
HENRY [de Bourbon], Prince, Due de Bordeaux. See
Henry Charles Ferdinand Marie Dieudonne, Due de
Bordeaux.
HENRY, Prince of Wales, Son of James I. See Brooke
(c.) Two elegies, consecrated to . . . Henry, Prince of
Wales 1613, 4°.
See Chapman (g.) An Epicede or funerall song: on the
. . . death of . . . Henry, Prince of Wales. . . . 1612,
4°.
See Cornwallis {Sir c.) A Discourse of . . . Henry,
late Prince of Wales. . . . Harleian Miscellany, vol.
4. 1809, 4°.
[Another edition.] Somers (j.) Baron Somers,
Collection of tracts, vol. 2. 1809, 4°.
See Cornwallis {Sir c.) Life and death of . . . Henry,
Prince of Wales. . . . Somers (j.) Baron Somers, Col¬
lection of tracts, vol. 2. 1809, 4°.
See Davies (j.) of Hereford. The Muses-teares for
the losse of their hope . . . Henry, Prince of Wales,
etc. 1613, 4°.
See Eidyllia in obitum . . . Henrici Walliae principis
duodecimi. . . . 1612, 4°.
Sec Epicedium cantabrigiense, in obitum immaturum
. . . Henrici . . . principis Wallise, etc. 1612, 4°.
—— See James i., King of Great Britain and Ireland.
BomAucov Aoipor; or, His Majestys instructions to his
. . . sonne Henry the Prince. ... 1887, 4°.
See Justa Oxoniensium. ... [A collection of short
Latin poems in honour of the deceased Henry, Prince
of Wales.] 1612, 4°.
See Luctus posthumus sive erga defunctum . . . Henri¬
cum Walliae principem . . . officiosa pietas. . . . 1612,
4°.
See Maxwell (j.) M.A. The Laudable life and de¬
plorable death of our late . . . Prince Henry. . . . 1612,
4°.
See Nethersole {Sir f.) Memoriae sacrae illustriss.
potentiss. Principis Henrici Walliae Principis, Ducis
Cornubise, etc., laudatio funebris. . . . 1612, 4°.
See Niccols (r.) The Three sisters teares, shed at the
. . . funerals of . . . Henry, Prince of Wales. . . . 1613,
4°.
See Price (d.) Dean of Hereford. Lamentations for
the death of . . . Prince Henry. ... 1613, 4°.
See Raleigh {Sir w.) A Politique discourse . . . about
the happiest marriage for . . . Prince Henry. . . .
Somers (j.) Baron Somers, Collection of tracts, vol. 2.
1809, 4°.
See Sharpe (l.) Oratio funebris in honorem Henrici ex-
cellentissimi Wallite Principis. ... 1612, 4°.
See Sylvestre (j.) the Poet. Lachrimae Lachrimarum.
[Poems on the death of Henry, Prince of Wales.] 1612,
4°.
See Sylvester (j.) the Poet. Lachrymae lachrymaru;
or, the Spirit of teares, distilled for the untymely death
of the incomparable Prince, Panaretus. . . . 1613, 4°.
See Taylor (j.) The Water Poet. Great Britaine all in
blacke, for the incomparable losse of Henry, our late
worthy prince. ... 1612, 4°.
See Tourneur (c.) Three elegies on the most lamented
death of Prince Henrie. . . . 1613, 4°.