The profitable art of // gardening now the third time // set forth - Hill, Thomas (By Henry Bynneman, 1579)
"A profitable instruction of the perfite ordering of bees ... To which is annexed a proper treatise intituled: Certaine husbandly coniectures of dearth and plentie for euer ..." has special title page. - Each part has list of authors from whose works these treatises were comp. and tr. - Goldsmiths'-Kress no. 00206. - Gothic type. - Includes lists of authors consulted. - OCLC, 20891457. - Probably imperfect, sig. B wanting. In the Bibliotheca Lindesiana catalogue of the printed books, 1910, v. 2, a copy of the 1574 edition is described as having a table of contents (sig. "B"). - Pt. 2 has title: A profitable instruction of the perfite ordering of bees, with the mareullous nature, propertie, and gouernemente of them: and the neccessarie vses both of their Honie and waxe, seruing diuersly, as well in inward as outward causes. Gathered out of the best writers. To which is annexed a proper treatise, intituled: Certaine husbandly coniectures of dearth and plentie for euer, and other matters also meete for Husbandmen to knowe, &c. By Thomas Hyll Londoner. Imprinted at London, by Henrie Bynneman. Anno. 1579. - Reproduction of original from Beinecke Library, Yale University. - STC, 13494. - Signatures: pt. 1, A4, C-X4; pt. 2, Aa-Nn4, O2. - Two parts in 1 vol, each part with separate t.-p. and paging; many errors in paging. Titles within ornamental borders