"... 950 copies are issued for sale, and 100 numbered copies on Arnold's unbleached hand-made paper, of which this is number 19."

A page for page reprint in modern type of the edition of 1595, owned by Mr. W. A. White of New York. The t.-p. and first leaf lacking in Mr. White's copy were supplied from the other extant copy in the library of Westminster Abbey.

With reproduction of original t.-p.: Endimion and Phb□e. Ideas Latmus. Phb□us erit nostri princeps, et carminis Author. [Ornament] At London, [Ornament] Printed by James Roberts for John Busbie [1595?]

"For his Poems Lyrick and pastorall, 1606, Drayton wrote a new version of the Endimion story, which he named The Man in the Moone. This poem borrows only a few lines from Endimion and Phoebe."--Introd., p. xvi.