In English "mirror" appears in, among many other works, the "Myrrour of the Worlde" (1490), one of the first illustrated books printed in English, by William Caxton (a translation of "L'image du Monde", an overview of the sciences), the perennially-republished "A Mirror for Magistrates" (1559), and The Miroir or Glasse of the Synneful Soul, a manuscript translation from the French by the young Queen Elizabeth I of England.