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Jonson, Ben. THE WORKS OF BEN JONSON, WHICH WERE FORMERLY PRINTED IN TWO VOLUMES, ARE NO REPRINTED IN ONE. TO WHICH IS ADDED A COMEDY, CALLED THE NEW INN. WITH ADDITIONS NEVER BEFORE PUBLISHED. London

THE WORKS OF BEN JONSON. London: for Nicol [et al], 1816. 9 volume set. 9.5" x 5.25". With frontis portrait to first volume. Handsomely bound by J. Clarke in full tan calf, spines gilt, gilt dentelles

Ben Jonson. The Works of Ben Jonson. London. Printed by Thomas Hodgkin, for H. Herringman, E. Brewster, et al. 1692. Large folio with original Full calf binding and gilt title on spine. With additions

[Literature] The Cambridge Edition of the Works of Ben Jonson. 7 volumes, complete. Cambridge Universtiy Press, 2012. 8vo. Blue cloth.Condition: Fine

The Works of Ben Jonson, in Nine Volumes, With Notes Critical and Explanatory, and a Biographical Memoir by W. Gifford, Esq." - published in London 1816 - nine volumes in tooled leather with gilt high

Nine (9) volumes of 'The Works of Ben Jonson,' published by Henry Sotheran & Co., London, 1875.

Comprising, Volume III of "The Dramatic Works of Ben Jonson and Beaumont and Fletcher," London, 1811, four volumes of "The Complete Works of Ralph Waldo Emerson," Houghton, Mifflin, and Company, 1878,

Ben Jonson "The Masque of Owles at Kenelworth Presented by the Ghost of Captain Coxe mounted in his Hoby-Horse, 1626". Extracted from a volume of the works of Ben Jonson, printed at London circa 1650.

Johnson, Ben. WORKS OF BEN JONSON with Notes by W. Gifford. London: Bickers and Son; Henry Sotheran and Co., 1875. 9 volumes. Illustrated. 8vo, 1/4 red leather with cloth by Blackwells. Spines gilt le

C1650 Ben Jonson Masque "Newes from the New World Discover’d in the Moone. A Masque As It was Presented at Court Before King James 1620". 8 pages, complete and extracted from a volume of his works.

Two masques of Ben Jonson: “Neptunes Triumph for the Returne of Albion”, and “Pans Anniversarie of The Sheperds Holy-Day”. Extracted from a volume of his works, 1650, London. Pages 105-124. Di

1640 "The Under-Woods. Consisting of Diverse Poems", by Ben Jonson, printed at London. Extracted from a volume of his works. Complete section: title leaf, 163-285. Disbound, Very Good, measures 7.5 x

C1650 Ben Jonson Masque entitled "The Fortunate Isles, Their Union Celebrated in a Masque designed for the Court on the Twelfth night, 1626". Extracted from a volume of his works, this is complete and

C1650 Two Masques of Ben Jonson as performed at Court on the Twelfe-Night including "Masque of the Augures" and "Time Vindicated to Himself", each complete. Extracted from volume of his works. Fine co

1650 Masque written by Ben Jonson "Chloridia. Rites to Chloris and Her Nymphs", London. Extracted from volume of his works, nine pages complete. Very Good, measures 7.5 x 11.5" Please note that this l

Heading: Author: Jonson, Ben, John Fletcher & Francis Beaumont Title: The Dramatic Works of Ben Johnson, and Beaumont and Fletcher Place Published: London Publisher:John Stockdale Date Published

1640 Ben Jonson play “Volpone, or The Fox. A Comedy”, printed by Richard Bishop, London. Extracted from a volume, complete with title leaf and persons of the play. This play first acted in 1605 wi

“The English Grammar Made by Ben Jonson. For the Benefit of all strangers out of his observance of the English Language now spoken and in Use”, printed [London], 1640. Extract, complete, Title lea

1641 Ben Jonson Play “The Sad Shepherd or A Tale of Robin-Hood”, printed at London. Complete extract from volume of this rare play: Title leaf, 117-155, blank. Very Good, mild discoloration, measu

The Magnetick Lady or Humors Reconcild. A Comedy Composed by Ben Jonson, printed at London MCDXL (1640). Title leaf [2], 3-64, complete. Extracted from a volume, not bound. Very Good, mild discolorati

Timber: or Discoveries: Made Upon Men and Matter: As they have show’d out of his daily readings, or had their Refluxe to his peculiar Notion of the Times, by Ben Jonson, printed at London, 1641. Com

A Tale of the Tub. A Comedy Composed by Ben Jonson, printed at London MDCXL (1640). Extracted play, complete. Title leaf and "The Persons that Act", numbered 67-113. Very Good. Measures 7.5 x 11.5". P

“Cynthias Revels. Or the Fountaine of Self-Love. A Comicall Satyre. First Acted in the yeere 1600. By the then Children of Queen Elizabeths Chappell. With the allowance of the Master of Revells.”,

1640 Ben Jonson English Play “Epicoene or The Silent Woman. A Comedy. First Acted in the yeere 1609, By the Children of Her Majesties Revells. With the allowance of the Master of Revells”, printed