=1563.= _The whole and true discouerie of Terra Florida_, as set forth in English, following Ribault’s narrative, was published in London on the 30th of May. The book is so scarce that the Lenox and Carter-Brown Libraries have been content with manuscript copies from the volume in the British Museum. This may possibly indicate that the destruction of the edition followed upon much reading and thumbing. =1568.= _The New found Worlde, or Antarctike ... travailed and written in the French tong by that excellent learned man, Master Andrewe Thevet, and now newly translated into English. Imprinted at London for Thomas Hacket._ This is a translation of Thevet’s well-known but untrustworthy book. See _Carter-Brown Catalogue_, p. 241; there is also a copy in H. C. Murphy’s collection. [Illustration: MUNSTER, 1532.] [Illustration: MUNSTER, 1540. This sketch-map needs the following key:— 1. India Superior. 2. Archipelagus 7448 Insularum. 3. Francisca. 4. C. Britonum. 5. Terra Florida. 6. Cortereali. 7. Hispaniola. 8. Cuba. 9. Iucatan. 10. Jamica. 11. Antillæ. 12. Dominica. 13. Zipangri. 14. Paria. 15. Regio Gigantum. 16. Fretum Magalini. 17. Insulæ Inforunatæ. 18. Oceanus Occidentalis. 19. Insulæ Hesperidum. 20. Insula Atlantica quam vocant Basilij et Americam.] =1570.= Another English edition of Barclay’s version of the _Ship of Fools_. The _Carter-Brown Catalogue_, p. 243, gives the title and portrait of Brant in fac-simile. =1572.= Eden’s version of Munster again appeared under the title of _A briefe Collection and Compendious Extract of Straunge and Memorable Thinges, gathered out of the Cosmographeye of Sebastian Munster_. See _Carter-Brown Catalogue_, p. 172. =1574.= Eden’s _Briefe Collection_ was reissued. There was a copy in the Heber sale, and one is now in the British Museum, according to Sabin. [Illustration: Title of Stultifera Nauis (1570) [Stultifera Nauis, qua omnium mortalium narratur stultitia, admodum vtilis & necessaria ab omnibus ad suam salutem perlegenda, è Latino sermone in nostrum vulgarem versa,& iam diligenter impressa. An. Do. 1570. The Ship of Fooles, wherin is shewed the folly of all States, with diners other workes adioyned unto the same, very profitable and fruitfull for all men. Translated out of Latin into Englishe by Alexander Barclay Priest.]] [Illustration: AUTOGRAPH OF SIR HUMPHREY GILBERT.]