The Workes of Beniamin Jonson
Subtitle: neque me vt miretur turba, laboro:  Contentus paucis lectoribus.
Publisher: printed by W: Stansby and are to be sould by Rich: Meighen
Published: 1616
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 1015
Notes: Title page engraved with elaborate border.

Apparently an issue of the first edition of the collected works. Each play has special t.-p. with imprint "Printed by William Stansby" (or W. Stansby) Every man ovt of his Humovr and the Poëtaster give names of publisher also, Iohn Smithwicke and M. Lownes. The Epigrammes, part of the KingsEntertainment, A Panegyre, A Particvlar Entertainment of the Queene and Prince, and Masques also have titles, but without name of printer or publisher. The titles of Every man ovt of His Humovr and Cynthias revels are enclosed within ornamental borders of the same design.

Signatures :   (incl. port. : here wanting? and engr. t.-p.) A-Z6, Aa-Zz6, Aaa-Zzz6. Aaaa-Pppp6, Qqqq6. Eee3 (p. 605) signed Ee3. L113 (P677 is signed Kkk. Pages 6,7 and 34 numbered 4,5, and 43.

The portrait prefixed is not that by Vaughan, but an unsigned one, perhaps by Oliver.

cf. Trinity college, Cat. of books presented by Edward Capell, comp. by W. W. Greg, p. 71; Greg, List of Eng. plays; Notes & queries, 4th series, v. 5, p. 573-575; Hoe, Cat. of books before 1700, v.3, p. 15-16; Materialien zur, kunde d. älteren eng. dramas, bd. vii, 1-2.
Table of contents: value: Contents.; value: Eurey man in his Humor.; value: Euery Man out of his Humor.; value: Cynthias Reuells.; value: Poëtaster.; value: Seianus.; value: The Foxe.; value: The Silent Woman.; value: The Alchemist.; value: Catiline.; value: Epigrammes.; value: The Forrest.; value: Entertaynments.; value: Panegyre.; value: Màsques.; value: Barriers.