La huictme part des Reports de Sr. Edw. Coke : chiualer, chiefe iustice del Common Banke
Subtitle: des diuers resolutions & iugements donez sur solennes arguments & auec grand deliberation & conference des tresreuerends iuges & sages de la ley, des cases en ley queux ne fueront vnques resolus ou adiudgez par deuant: et les raisons & causes des dits resolutions & iugements. Publie en le neufme an de treshaut & tresillustre Iaques Roy dEngl. Fr. & Irel. & de Escoce le 44. Le fountaine de tout pietie & iustice, & la vie de la ley. [2 Latin quotations]
Edition: 2nd ed.
Published: 1611
Place of publication: London, : Printed [by Adam Islip] for the Societie of Stationers
Language: roa; lat; eng
Translated from: lat; roa
Number of pages: 173
Subjects: Early works to 1800; Law reports, digests
Work titles: Reports. Part 8
Notes: One of three editions dated 1611.

In this edition title page line 5 is in italic type; line 6 has: 'Iuges'; 2[par.]4 recto last line begins: 'grounds'; B3 recto last line begins: 'dicto'.

At head of title page, ornament or device (McKerrow, Devices, no. 347), usually associated with the official publications of the King's Printers and the Society of Stationers.

"Cum priuilegio." --foot of title page.

Identification of Adam Islip as printer from STC (2nd ed.)

Collation: [par]⁶ 2[par.]⁶ A⁴ B-2F⁶ 2G⁶ [$3 signed; misprinting E1 as 2E; [par]1, 2G6 blank]

Errors in foliation: leaves 31, 114, 173 numbered 131, 110, 171.

In predominantly black letter and Roman type; some italic type.

Initials; head pieces.

Some side notes.

Reports of 49 cases from 26 Elizabeth - 8 James I, most heard in the Court of Kings Bench or the Court of Common Pleas; 9 heard in the Court of Wards and Liveries.

Includes bibliographical references.

STC (2nd ed.) 5513.2

BM, 41:375

Rec'd. Jan. 30, 1913.

Preface to reader in Latin followed by English translation; text of the reports mostly in Law French, with some Latin and English.

Part of the Prince's case is in Latin and Law French, in parallel columns.

Bound in later 17th or early 18th century panel calf, covers decorated in blind with fillets and narrow ornamental rolls, with corner ornaments; rebacked. A few marginal annotations.

Copy imperfect; lacking first and final blank leaves.