ordinis predicatorũ, collecta./ [Colophon] (Impressum Hispali in edibus Sebastiani Trugilli./ (Certain principles from which we are to proceed in disputation to the manifestation and defence of the jurisdiction of the Indians. Collected bybishop Bartholomew de Las Casas, Friar of the Order of Preachers. [Colophon] Printed at Seville, at Sebastian Trugillo's, (1552].) 10 leaves, signature A. 4to.

(31. 3s. 1635) LAS CASAS (BARTHOLOME DE). ( Tratado copro/

batorio del Imperio foberano y/ principado vniuersal que los Re/yes de Castilla y Leon tienen fo-/bre las indias : compuesto por el/ Obilpo don fray Bartholome d'/ las Catas, o Calaus de la orden d'/ Sancto Domingo. Año. 1552./ [Colophon] ( Aloor y gloria de nuestro fe/ñor Jelu Christo y de la facratiffima virgen fancta Maria su madre. Fue impreffa la presente o-/bra en la muy noble y muy leal cuidad/ d’Seuilla en cata d Sebastiã Tru/ gillo impressor de libros. Aca/ bofse a ocho dias d'l mes/ de Enero. Año./ 1553./ 84 leaves, signatures a to k, in eights. 4to.

(31. 3s. 1636) LAS CASAS (BARTHOLOME DE). Tyrannies, et

Crvavtez/ des Espagnols, perpetrees/ és/ Indes Occidentales, qu'on dit Le Nouueau monde ;/ Brieuement descrites en langue Castillane par l'Euesque/ Don Frere Bartelemy de Las Casas ou/ Casavs, Espagnol, de l'ordre de S. Dominique; fide-/lement traduictes par laqves de Miggrode :/ Pour seruir d'exemple & aduertissement/ aux xvii Prouinces du pais bas./. Heureux celuy qui deu. ient lage/ En voyant d'autruy le dommage./ A Anvers,/ Chez François de Ravelenghien ioignant le por-stail Septentrional de l'Eglite noftre Dame./ M.D.lxxix./ (Tyrannies and cruelties of the Spanish, perpetrated in the West Indies which are called the New World; briefly described in the Castilian tongue, by the Bishop Don Bartholomew de Las Casas or Casaus, Spaniard, Friar of the Order of St. Dominick ; faithfully translated by James de Miggrode; to serve as an example and warning to the seventeen provinces of the Low Countries. Happy is he who becomes wise in witnessing another's disadvantage. Antwerp, at Francis de Ravelingeu's, adjoining the northern

entrance of the Church of our Lady. 1579.) 8 prel. leaves, and 184 pp. 8vo.

(21. 2s. 1637) LAS CASAS (BARTHOLOME DE). The Spanish

Colonie,/ or/ Briefe Chronicle of the Acts and/ geftes of the Spaniardes in the West In-/dies, called the newe World, for the space of xl. yeeres : written in the Ca-/stilian tongue by the reuerend Bi-/shop Bartholomew de las Cafas or Cafaus, a Friar of the or-/der of St. Dominicke.! And nowe first translated into English, by M. M. S./ (Imprinted at London for/ William Brome./ 1583./ (Colophon] Imprinted at London at the three/ Cranes in the Vintree by Thomas/ Dawson, for William Broome./ 1583./ 8 prel. leaves ; viz. Title in a broad type metal border, the reverse blank ; ' To the Reader.' 7 pp. “The Argument of this present/ Summarie.'/ 2 pp. "The Prologue of the Bishop Frier/ Bartholomewe de las Cafas or Cafaus,/ to the most high and Inightie prince,/ Our Lord Don Philip Prince of Spaine. 4 pp. in romun type. Text 52 leaves in Black letter ; Signatures A. to N. in fours. "To the Reader.' 14 leaves in roman type; signatures O. to Q. in fours, R. in two. (Colophon) Imprinted at London at the three/ Cranes in the Vintree by Thomas/ Dawson, for William Broome./

1583.) Russia extra. 4to. (101. 10s. 1638) LAS CASAS (BARTHOLOME DE). Newe Welt./

Warhafftige Anzeigung/ Der Hispanier grewlichen, abichewlichen vnd vnmentchlichen Ty-/ ranney, von ihnen inn den Indianischen Ländern, so gegen Nidergang der Sonnen gelegen, vnd die/ Newe Welt gennet wird, begangen./ Erstlich/ Castilianisch, durch Bischoff Bartholomeum de las Cafas oder/ Cafaus, gebornen Hifpaniern, Prediger Ordens, beschrieben : Vnd/ im Jahr 1552 in der Königlichen Staat Hifpalis oder/ Sevilia in Spanien gedruckt:/ Hernacher in diel Frantzösische Sprach, durch Jacoben von Miggrode, den 17/ Provincien desz Niderlands, zur Warnung/ und Beyfpiel, gebracht :/ Jetzt aber erst ins/ Hochteutsch, durch einen Liebhaber deszVatterlands,vmbebenmälliger/ vrsachen wissen, vbergesetzt./ Im Jhar/ 1597./ 8 prel. leaves and 158 pp. Register 12 pp. unbound.

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LAS CASAS (BARTHOLOME DE). Spieghel der

Spaenfcher ty-/rannye, in West-Indien. Vi aer inne verhaelt wordt de moorda-/dighe, tchandelijcke, lende grouweijcke feyten, die defelve Spaen-1 jaerden ghebruyckt hebben inde felve Landen./ Mitsgaders de befchryvinghe vanderghelegentheyt, zeden/ ende aert van de telfde Landen ende Volcken. In Spaentcher Talen beschreven, door den E. Bisschop Don Fray Bartholome de las Calas, van S. Dominicus Oorden./ t'Amstelredam,/ By Cornelis Claetz. Boeckvercooper woonende opt int Schrijf boeck. Anno 1607./ 44 leaves including title, with map of America engraved on the title, the reverse blank. Black letter. Signatures A. to L. in fours, the last blank. 4to. (11. 10s. 1640) LAS CASAS (BARTHOLOME DE). Den/ Spieghel/

Vande Spaeniche Tyrannie beeldelijcken af-/gemaelt, leeft breederen in-hout door het schrijven van den E. Bisschop/ van Chiapa in nieu Spaengien, ghenaemt Don Fray Bartholome del las Casas, van S. Dominicus Oorden, aen den grootmach-/ tigen Coninck van Spaengien Philips de tweede./ Ghedruckt tot Amstelredam by Cornelis Claesz. 1609.) Title with copperplate engraving the reverse blank, and copperplates numbered 1 to xvii, with letter-press description at foot of each. Black letter. 4to.

(11. 10s. 1641) LAS CASAS (BARTHOLOME DE). Le Miroir/ De

la/ Tyrannie Espagnole/ Perpetree aux Indes/ Occidentales./ On verra icy la cruaute plus/ que inhumaine, commile par les/ Espagnols, autsi la defcription de/ ces terres, peuples, et leur nature./ Mise en lumiere par un/ Evefque Bartholome de las Calas,/ de l'Ordre de S. Dominic./ Nouvellement refaicte, avec les/ Figurs en cuyvre./ tot/ Amsterdam/ Ghedruckt by Ian Evertis,/ Cloppenburg, op't Water,/ tegenover de Koor-Beur/in vergulden Bijbel./ 1620./ 68 folioed leaves including title within an engruved border of Figures, and copperplates with the text on folios 5, 6, 8, 11, 14, 18, 20, 21, 24, 27, 29, 30, 35, 49, 53, 55, 65. Old calf. 4to.

(11. 11s. 6d. 1642) LAS CASAS (BARTHOLOME DE). Istoria/ ò breuis

sima relatione Della Distrvttione, dell' Indie Occidentali/ di Monsig. Reverendiss. Don Bartolomeo dalle Cafe, o Cafaus, Siuigliano/ Vescouo di Chiapa Città Regale nell' Indie. Conforme al svo vero originales Spagnuolo, già stampato in Siuiglia./ Con la traduttione in Italiano de Francesco Bersabita./ Dedicata all'Amicitia./ In Venetia Presso Marco Ginammi. M.DC.xxvi.) Con licenza de' Superiori, & Priuilegio./ (History or very short account of the destruction of the West Indies; by My Lord the most reverend Don Bartholomew de Las Casas, or Casaus, of Seville, Bishop of Chiapa, a royal City in the Indies. According to his true original Spanish, formerly printed in Seville, with the translation in Italian of Francis Bersabita. Dedicated to Friendship. Venice, at Mark Ginammi's, 1626. With license of the Superiors and privilege.) 8 prel. leaves and 154 pp. Libri Stampati & Errori 2 pp. Vellum. 4to.

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Crvavtez/ des/ Espagnols,/ Commises es Indes/ Occidentales, qu'on/ dit le Nouueau Monde./ Briefvement descrite en/ Espagnol, par Dom Frere Barthelemy de/ las Casas de l'Ordre de S. Dominique, &/ Euefque de la ville Royalle de Chiappa./ Traduitte fidellement en François par Iacques de Miggrode/ sur la Coppie Espagnolle : Imprimée à la ville de Seuille.) A Roven,/ Chez Iacques Cailloué à la Court du Palais :/ M.DC.XXX./ Iouxte la Coppie Imprimée à Paris, par Guillaume Iulien.! Avec Privilege dv Roy.Í. (Tyranny and Cruelties of the Spaniards, committed in the West Indies, called the New World. Briefly described in Spanish by Don Fr. Bartholomew de Las Casas of the Order of St. Dominic and Bishop of the Royal City of Chiapa. Faithfully translated into French by James de Miggrode from the Spanish original, printed in the city of Seville. At Rouen, at James Cailloue's, in the Palace Court. 1630.) 11 prel. leaves; viz. Title, the reverse blank, Advertissement av Lectevr tovchant le present Livre.' 12 pp. “Sonnet.' 1 page. ' Argyment dy present Liure. 2 pp. “Prologve de L'evesqve dom Frere Barthelemy de las Casas,' etc. 5 pp : Text 214 pp. Old calf extra. 4to.

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LAS CASAS (BARTHOLOMEO DE). La Libertà/ Pre

tesa/ Dal supplice Schiano Indiano/ di Monsignor Reverendiss./ D. Bartolomeo dalle Cafe, ò Calaus, Siuigliano, dell'Ordine de' Predicatori, & Vefcouo/ di Chiapa, Città Regale dell'Indie./ Conforme al suo vero Originale Spagnuolo già stampato in Siuiglia./ Tradotto in Italiano per opera di Marco Ginammi./ All’Altezza Serenitsima di/ Odoardo Farnesel Dvca di Parma, et Piacenza, &c./ In Venetia, Presso Marco Ginammi. M dc xxxx./ Con Licenza de' Superiori, & Priuilegio.) (The pretended liberty of the suppliant Indian slave, by My Lord the most reverend D. Bartholomew de Las Casas, or Casaus, of Seville, of the order of Preachers and Bishop of Chiapa, a royal city of India. According to the true Spanish original, formerly printed at Seville. Translated into Italian by the industry of Mark Ginammi. To His Most Serene Highness Edward Farnese, Duke of Parma and Piacenza, etc. Venice. At Mark Ginammi's, 1640. With license of the Superiors, and privilege.) 158 pp. Vellum. 4to.

(11. 15. 1645) LAS CASAS (BARTHOLOME DE). Histoire/ des In

des/ Occidentales./ Ov l'on reconnoit/ la bonté de ces pais, & de leurs/ peuples ; & les cruautez Tyran/niques des Espagnols. Décrite premierement en langue Castillane par/ Dom Barthelemy de las Casas, de l'Ordre de S. Dominique, & Euesque/ de Chappa; & depuis fidellement/ traduite en François.) A Lyon,/ Chez lean Caffin, & F. Plaignard, / 'en ruë Merciere, au Nom de Iesvs./ M.DC.xlii./ Auec Approbation, & Permission./ (History of the West Indies. Where are recognised the excellence of those countries and of their people, and the tyrannical cruelties of the Spaniards. First described in the Castilian tongue by Don Bartholomew de Las Casas, of the Order of Saint Dominic, and Bishop of Chiapa, and since faithfully translated into French. Lyons. At John Caffin and F. Plaignard's, in Mercer Street, at the name of Jesus. 1642. With approbation and permission.) 4 prel. leaves ; viz. Title on the reverse, Approbation, and Permission. "Preface av Lectevr.' 6 pp. Teat 299 pp. Vellum. Small

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