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" Horae ad usum Romanum." Paris. Thielman Kerver,1522. 8vo. And again, 1535. 4to.

A Dutch Horae. Paris. Thielman Kerver, 1522. 8vo.

" Heures a l'usage de Paris." Thielman Kerver's widow,[525. 8vo.

" Missale ad usum Sarum." Paris, 1527. Folio. Threehorsemen as noblemen, but without hawks or hounds.

"Enchiridion preclare ecclesie Sarum." Paris. Thiel-man Kerver, 1528. 321x10.

"Horae ad usum fratrum predicatorum ordinis S.Dominici." Paris. Thielman Kerver, 1529. 8vo.

"Horae ad usum Romanum." Paris. Yolande Bon-homme, widow of T. Kerver, 1531. 8vo.

"Missale ad usum Sarum." Paris. F. Regnault, 1531.Three Deaths only; different from the others.

" Prayer of Salisbury." Paris. Francois Regnault, 1531,i2mo.

" Horae ad usum Sarum." Paris. Widow of ThielmanKerver, 1532. i2mo.

" Heures a l'usage de Paris." Francois Regnault, 1535.i2mo.

" Horae ad usum Romanum." Paris. Gilles Hardouyn,1537. i8mo. The subject is different from all the others,and very curiously treated.

"Heures a l'usage de Paris." Thielman Kerver, 1558.

I2H10.

" Heures a l'usage de Rome." Paris. Thielman Kerver,1573. 121110.

"Heures a l'usage de Paris." Jacques Kerver, 1573.121110. And again, 1575. 121x10.

In " The Contemplation of Sinners," printed by Wynkynde Worde. 4to.

All the above articles are in the collections of the authorof this dissertation.

In an elegant MS. Horae, in the Harl. Coll. No. 2917,i2mo. three Deaths appear to a pope, an emperor, andking coming out of a church. All the parties are crowned.

At the end of Desrey's " Macabri speculum choreaemortuorum," a hermit sees a vision of a king, a legislator,and a vain female. They are all lectured by skeletons intheir own likenesses.