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Tully’s three Books of Offices, in English.  With Notes explaining the Method and Meaning of the Author. 

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First edition of this translation by Thomas Cockman, who had prepared an edition of the original text in 1695, here provides copious footnotes and an index.  There were at least eleven further editions by the end of the eighteenth century. 

Wing C-4322. 

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