Liber,  Caput

 1 Vers         |    Barclay, his Argenis; or, The loves of Poliarchus and
 2 Vers         |      of Latine into English; the prose vpon His Maiesties
 3 Vers         |      Sir Robert Le Grys, and the verses by Thomas May. With
 4 Vers         |     clauis annexed to it for the satisfaction of the... London,
 5 Vers         |      for the satisfaction of the... London, Printed by F.
 6 Vers         |      Longii melior est.~ ~3. The adventures of Poliarchus
 7 Vers         |     Argenis. Translated from the Latin of John Barclay [i.e.,
 8 Vers         |    i.e., of his Argenis]. By the Revd. Mr. John Jacob. Dublin
 9 Vers         | nostrae epitome tantum.~ ~4. The phoenix : or, The history
10 Vers         |         4. The phoenix : or, The history of Polyarchus and
11 Vers         |    Argenis / translated from the Latin, by a lady [i.e. C.
12 Vers         |      quas sunt Adelaide; or, The Chateau de St. Pierre. A
13 Vers         |     de St. Pierre. A tale of the sixteenth century 1806;
14 Vers         |   Northumberland. A story of the seventh century 1802; The
15 Vers         |    the seventh century 1802; The old English baron. a Gothic
16 Vers         |    de versione sua referre: "The editor has made use of both
17 Vers         |  editor has made use of both the former translations occasionally [
18 Vers         | doubt arose, had recourse to the original. She has endeavoured
19 Vers         |    has endeavoured to reform the languageŠ" Revera haec versio