 One example is Samuel Daniel's "The Collection of the History of England" (1618); another is Robert Chamberlain's "A New Book of Mistakes" (1637).He published Anthony Munday's translation of "Amadis de Gaul" (1618–19), one of the chivalric romances that were enormously popular in the era.Okes published "A Short Treatise on Magnetical Bodies and Motions" (1613) by Mark Ridley, a follower of William Gilbert, and John Napier's "A Description of the Admirable Table of Logarithms" (1616).