Publications dedicated to Edward de Vere, 17th Earl of Oxford:
1/ 1564: Arthur Golding, Histories of Trogus Pompeius (translation)
2/ 1569: Thomas Underdowne, An AEthiopian History Written in Greek by Helidorus (translation)
3/ 1570: Edmund Elviden, Pesistratus and Catanea (poetry)
4/ 1571: Arthur Golding, Psalms of David (translation)
5/ 1573: Thomas Bedingfield, Cardanuss Comforte (translation)
6/ 1573: Thomas Twyne, Breviary of Britain . . . Containing a Learned Discourse of the Variable State and Alteration thereof, under Divers as well as Natural, as Foreign Princes and Conquerors, together with the Geographical Description of the same . . . (translation)
7/ 1574: George Baker, M.D., Oleum Magistrale – the Composition or Making of the Most Excellent and Precious Oil called Oleum Magistrale (medical; translation)
8/ 1577: John Brooke, The Staff of Christian Faith, profitable to all Christians … Gathered out of the Works of the Ancient Doctors of the Church . . . (translation)
9 1579: Anthony Munday, The Mirror of Mutability
10/ 1579: Geoffrey Gates, The Defense of the Military Profession
11/ 1580: Anthony Munday, Zelauto, the Fountain of Fame
12/ 1580: John Lyly, Euphues and His England (novel)
13/ 1580: John Hester, A Short Discourse upon Surgery [by] Master Leonardo Phioravanti Bolognese, translated out of Italian into English
14/ 1581: Thomas Stocker, Diverse Sermons of Calvin (translation)
15/ 1582: Thomas Watson, Hekatompathia, or The Passionate Century of Love (100 sonnets)
16/ 1584: John Southern, Pandora
17/ 1584: Robert Greene, Greene’s Card of Fancy, wherein the Folly of those carpet Knights is deciphered
18/ 1586: Angel Day, The English Secretary, wherein is contained a Perfect Method for the inditing of all manner of Epistles and familiar letters…
19/ 1588: Anthony Munday, Palmerin d’Olivia Pt. 1 – The Mirror of Nobility (translation)
20/ 1588: Anthony Munday, Palmerin d’Olivia Pt. 2 (translation)
21/ 1590: Edmund Spenser, The Faerie Queen
22/ 1591: John Farmer, Plainsong Diverse & Sundry
23/ 1592: Thomas Nashe, Strange News
24/ 1597: Henry Lok, The Book of Ecclesiastes
25/ 1599: John Farmer, The First Set of English Madrigals
26/ 1599: Angel Day, The English Secretary (revised edition)
27/ 1599: George Baker, New and Old Physic
28/ 1603: Francis Davison, Anagrammata
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1619: Anthony Munday, Primaleon of Greece (translation)—dedicated to Henry de Vere, the 18th Earl, who was Edward’s son by Elizabeth Trentham, with warm praise for the father.
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