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CATALOGUE OF BOOKS,
IN ALL
CLASSES OF LITERATURE,
MANY OF THEM
RARE, VALUABLE AND CURIOUS,
OFFEEED FOE SALE BY
BERNARD QUARITCH.
LONDON:
16 P.ICC ADILlLr.. \
I860.
4 .9
* » J - > j-^ t
PREFACE.
This Catalogae^ compiled within five montlis^ contains a collection
of Books chosen from the best Libraries recently dispersed in Europe^
and forms pro tern, my stock.
The arrangement in Classes will^ I trusty facilitate the selections of
Scholars and Collectors.
The Alphabetical Index of Authors and Subjects is a new feature
in a Catalogue of Old Books.
The prices, affixed to each article, being very moderate, and many
of the books excessively rare, I hope that Collectors and Librarians
will continue their patronage, which during the last twelve years
I received at 16^ Castle Street, Leicester Square.
Supplements to this Catalogue are issued monthly.
BEBNAED QUABITCH.
16 Piccadilly,
March, 1860.
TABLE OF CONTENTS.
PAGES
{.
English Litebatube
1—22
English Language
1—8
Eecord Commission Publications
12—18
Lreland
19—22
Scotland
22
Wales
22
Feench Litebatube
22—35
Frencli Language
22—23
Revolution fran^aise .
31—32
Gebman Litebatube
36—39
German Language
35
Italian Litebatube . .
39—48
Italian Language
39
Venice
46
Italian Dialects
47—48
Spanish Litebatube . . .
48—64
Spanish Language
48—49
Spanish Dialects
63
Spain, works on .
63—64
POBTUGUESE LiTRBATUBE
64—66
EuBOPEAN Philology
66—94
Polyglotts, Comparative Grammar
66—70
Albanian
70
Basque
70
Celtic Literature
71—76
Breton
73
Cornish
73
G^^lic
73—74
Irish
74
Manks
76
Welsh
76
Germanic Languages
76-82
Anglo-Saxon .
76—79
Teutonic : Old and Low German .
79—82
Dutch and Flemish
82
Scandinavian Literature
Danish, Icelandic, Swedish
83-^7
Homance Languages
Patois of Franco, Poetry of the Troubadou:
rs 87—90
Wallachian
90
PA
ES.
Somaic or Modern Greek
90-91
91—94
Bohemian
91
Croatian
92
Lithuanian
92
FoUah
93
Busaian
92
• Slovenish
93
Serrian
94
Wendiah
94
'■UBSics, Gbxxe and Latin FHiLotoax
95—113
hfiUB ADD Tbbtakbntb, in aU Languages
113—124
'eeoloot, Ecci^biabtioal Hibtobt
124-128
toBAS, MiBBAtB, Fabbiokaleb
128—139
Iakuscbifts and Dbawinqs
129—150
Eoiyipean
129-14a
Oriental
US— 150
'bizntal Litebaittbx
150-205
Oriental History, Polyglotta, Transactions
150-158
Oriental Translation Fund
159—161
China
lai— 162
Egypt
163—166
India
168—172
Turkey
172
Amhario
173
Arabio
173—180
Azmenian
180
Assyrian
180
Chinese
181—184
Cochin-Chinese
184
Coptic
184
Ethiopic
185
Georgian
186
Gipsey
185
Hebrew: Aramaean,
Chaldee, Syriac
186—188
X88-193
BengaU
189
Burmese
189
Canarese
189
Goojratee
189
Hindustani
19(^-191
Maratba
191
Singhalese
192
Tamul
192
Telugu
193
Jakout
193
TABLE OF CONTENTS.
Vll
pages.
Obiental Litebatuke (continued).
Japanese . . . .
193
Javanese
193
Malay . . .
193
IVTaltese
194
Mantchu . . .
194
Mongolian
194
Ossetish . . . .
194
Pali . . .
195
Persian
195-^199
Phoenician
199
Pushtu . . . .
199
Sanscrit
199—203
Siamese . . . .
203
TibetATi
203
Turlrish . . .
204—205
Afbican Languages
205—206
Ahebican Languages
206—207
Polynesian and Austbalun Languages
207
Geogbafhy, Voyages and Tbavels
207—245
America
231—239
Eastern Europe, Dalmatia, Hungary, Poland,
Bussia
239—241
Atlases and Maps
241—245
MiLiTABY Sciences
245—252
Naval Science
253
Political Econoiiy, Jubispbudence, Diplomacy
253—257
Music, Songs
257—259
Games, Sfobts, Exebcises
259—260
DiBECTOBIES, CaLENDABS, PeEBAGES
260
Bibliogbaphy, Litebaby Histoby
261 270
Natubal Histoby, Sciences, Mathematics
27(>--318
Agriculture .
314
Scientific Tracts
. 315-318
Fine Abts, Books of Pbints, Painting
318—355
Bible Illustrations
320
Costume
322
Galleries
. 326—327
Ornaments
336
Pageants
337
Portraits
338
Venice
345
Woodcuts
. 347—354
Art-Catalogues
. 354—355
^Vbchitectube, Engineebing, Machineby
365—359
Landscape Gardening
^51
j
VUl
TABLK OF C0VTKNT8.
PAGES.
KlMISMATA, MeDALUC HiSTOBY .
360—366
CrBIOBA
366—372
Latin Miscellanies : Mystical Literature, Astrology^
Satires, etc.
[ 366^368
Specimens of Pnnting ; Books on Vellum ; Speci
mens of Binding
369—370
Proverbs
370—372
Eably Pbintsd Books, Eomance Litebatubb
372—383
England
372—373
France
. 373—378
Germany . . .
. 378—379
Holland
379
ItAly
. 379-382
Spain
. 382—383
Hebaldby, Antiquities, Histoby, Geneajlogy
383—406
English Historical Society .
. 389—390
Normandy
398
Orders of 'Knightliood
399
Diplomatics, Medijeval Glossabies, Chbonology,
Cbyptogbaphx
406—408
I
I
BERNARD QUARITCHS
GENERAL CATALOGUE
07 THB
Comprising his Stock ; selected from the best Libraries recently dispersed in
England and Abroad.
All books are in fine library condition, and, are warranted perfect.
ENGLISH LITERATURE.
^AVOUAOS AlfD DZAZiSCTS:
Akebman's Wiltshire Tales, 12mo. chthy 3« 6(£ 1863
Andbewes (G.) Dictionaiy of the Slang and Cant Languages, ancient and modem,
8vo. colov/red frontispiece, 5* 1809
Babeb's (A. E.) Glossary of Northamptonshire Words and Phrases, with the Cus-
toms of the County, 2 vols. 8yo. (published at 24») cloth, 15^ ^ 1854
Babett (J.) Alvearie, or Quadruple Xactionaire, containing foure sundrie tongues ;
namelie English, Latine, Oreeke, and French, sm. fol. woodcut title, 24« 1580
CooP£B*s Glossary of the Provinci&Jism in use in the County of Sussex, 12mo. «e-
co^nd edition, cloth, 3s Qd 1853
Cbabb's English Sjnonymes explained, stout 8vo. 904 VV'hf' calf neat, 7s 1818
Cbayen Dialect m the West itiding of the County of York, with a copious Glos-
SABY and Dialogues, 2 vols. 8vo. (pub. at 20*) cloth, 14* 1828
Cumbebland Dialect. Kelph's Miscellany of Poems, containing pastorals in the
Cumberland Dialect, with Glossary, 8vo. c(M 6s Glasgow, 1747
DucANGE Anglicus : the Vulgar Tongue, a Grlossary of Sla^, Cant, and Flash
Words and Phrases, used m London, &om 1839 to 1859 ; Elash Songs, Essays
on Slang, and a Bibliography of Canting and Slang Literature, second edition,
improved and much emarged, 1 vol. 12mo. cloth, 3« 6d 1859
— — another copy, 12mo. printed on one side only, and fnterleaved, intended
for the Editor of a future edition, haff morocco, 20s 1859
Prbfacb to the Second Edition.
This, the second edition, has the two separate Glossaries of the first arranged into One Alpha*
ct, with a few authenticated additions. Added to the little volume are several Slang Phrases,
sd articles on Slang, which will be '«musing to the general reader, and of interest to the critical
bilologist.
The Bibliography at the end, shows that already in 1674, in a second edition of the Canting
IcMdemy, the author speaks of ** Old Words," and such as are now most in use. This refutes the
mrtion of modem writers that Slang is an article of recent growth.
The present edition, like the first, has been confined to 250 copies.
A favourable review of the first edition appeared in the Athensum.* For this second edition
ht indulgence of critics is asked, as it lays no claim to critical supervision, being simply a reprint
f llie materials entrusted into the editor's hands ; — the issue of a careful critical edition mu^ be
ht task of a painstaking scholar.
* ** Now that Slang is everywhere fashionable, — in the street, on the platform, in the drawing-
i — this curious little handbook of * The Vulgar Tongue' cannot fail of success. Our fiur
en who wish to captivate our bold sex may here find the prettiest phrases, and our country
ha who would perfect themselves in ' the flash words principally used in London,' as now and
made public through the mediuni of those very interesting police reports, cannot do better
*iiab the chance' and buy this * leary little book.' " — Atheweum, Jan. I, 1859.
Contents.
A Dictionary of Slang Words and Phrases, collected in London, from
1839 to 1859 . . . . . ^^, l—A'^
k
f
• 2 QUARITCH'S CATALOGUE OF
Flash Terms for Money . . • . .41
Slang Words and Phrases • . • . , 42
Specimens of Flash . . . . . ,45
A Tailor's Handbill, in Slang, with Translation . . . 48—49
The House-breaker's Song ..... 50 — 51
The Leary Man, a Flash Song . . . . . 52 — 55
Slang, an Essay, reprinted from Dickens's Household Words . 56 — 75
Bibliography of the Canting and Slang Literature, from 1G74 — 1826 . 77 — 80
11 FOEBY (Rev. E.) Vocabulary of East Anglia ; Norfolk and Suffolk, 2 vols, in 1,
%YO. portrait (pub. at 21*), hds, 16* 1830
12 Geadus ad Caittabbigiam, or a Dictionary of Terms, academical and colloquial, or
Cant, which are used at tbe University of Cambridge, 12mo. 3* Qd Lond, 1803
13 [Geose's (Captain)] Classical Dictionary of the Vulgar Tongue, 8vo. Jirst edition,
^ rare, 208 1785
Of this edition an illustrated issue exists, with the title changed to '' Blackguardiana,'' or a
Dictionary of Rogues, Bawds, Pimps, etc. illwttrated with 18 portraits (o/ bad characters) by
Cauffield, interspersed with Anecdotes and Flash Songs (reprinted from ** A new Canting Dic-
tionary, 12mo. 1725,'^) 8to. s. a,
14 ' the second edition, corrected and enlarged, 8vo. 10* 1788
15 the third edition, corrected and enlarged, 8vo. 7« 6d 1796
16 [the fourth edition] revised and corrected, with the addition of numerous
Slang Phrases, collected from tried authorities, by Pierce Egan, 8vo.^or^, of
Grose, and a biographical sketch, illustrated by woodcuts, half calf, 9* 1823
Motto : *' A kind of cant phraseology is current from one end of the Metropolis to the other,
and you will scarcely be able to move a single step, my dear Jerry, without consulting a Slang
Dictionary, or having some friend at your elbow to explain the strange expressions which, at every
turn, will assail your ear." — Corinthian Tom — Life in London.
17' Halliwell*8 (J. O.) Dictionary of Archaic and Provincial Words, Obsolete
Proverbs, and Ancient Customs, illustrating early English Authors, from the
XIYth Century, 2 vols. 8vo. (original price £2. 2«) hds, 12* 1855
18 the same, 2 vols, in 1, 8vo. calf gilt, 15«
This useful work begins with a History of the hinglish Provincial Dialects, of 36 pp. ; to every
Word in the whole Dictionary an Ancient or Provincial poet or other source is given, and when
purely Provincial, the name of the County is added, where the Word or Phrase is used.
An indispensable book to the reader of our old Poets, Dramatists, Theologians, and other
writers, whose works abound with allusions of which explanations are not to be found in ordinary
Dictionaries and other books of reference.
The exact number of words in this dictionary is 51,027, many of which have never appeared
even in scattered glossaries, and are illustrated by original authorities.
19 Holyoke's large Dictionary, English-Latin, Latin-English, and Proper Names,
3 parts in 1 vol. folio, calf, 12* 1677-6
20 HULOET (Richard) Abcedarium Anglico-Latinum, pro Tyrrmculis, Ricardo Hu-
loeto Excriptore, folio, j^r*^ edition, fine copy, half calf, £>7. 7s Riddell, 1552
" This first edition is, next to the Promptorium Parvulorum, the most valuable early English
dictionary known to philologists. The second and only other edition, issued in 1572, is so mo-
demised and altered as to be almost another work. No copy of the first edition is cited by
Lowndes, and the present is the only one I have seen for sale. It was not well described in the
sale catalogue, and. I obtained it for a mere trifle, my commission for it being however no less than
Twenty Pounds," — HalliweWs MS. note,
21 Huntee's Hallamshire Glossary, 8vo. 192 pp. laege papeb, 8vo. cl, u/ncut, 12s 1829
Only TWELVE COPIES were printed on Large Paper. Hallamshire is on the southern border of
"Yorkshire.
22 JAMIESON'S Etymological Dictionary of the Scottish Language, 2 vols. ; Sup-
plement, 2 vols. — together 4 vols. 4to. rare, calf, £6 6s Edinburgh, 1808-25
23 JAMIESON'S (Dr. John) Etymological Dictionaey of the Scottish Lan-
guage, illustrating their Significations from ancient and modem Writers, shew-
ing their Affinity to other Languages, and elucidating National Rites, Customs,
and Institutions, in their Analogy to those of other Nations, with the Supple-
ment, 4 vols. 4to. (pub. at £8. 8*) £5. 5* ^ Udinb. 1808-24
This is universally admitted to be one of the most important lexicographical works published
in any country, and has long maintained a high price in the book market.
"An admirable Dictionary, which has been of great use to me." — J8. Nares,
This valuable work is rapidly getting scarce ; the second edition of this book, 2 vols. 4to. 1841,
ENGLISH BOOKS.
nee £Z. 3«, advertised as including " The Sapplement," contains onlj n selection of the words
om the Supplement, with short Explanations, but wUhout the manj quotations in the original
ipplement.
i JAMIE SON'S Etymological Dictionary of the Scottish Language, second edi-
tion, with the additional Words in the Supplement incorporated and their sig-
nifications briefly given, 2 vols. 4to. (pub. at £3. Ss) cloth, £2, 28 ^cUnb, 1840
5 Jabkett's New way of marking the Sounds of English Words, without change of
spelling, appliea in a series of progressive lessons for children, teachers, and
foreigners, 8vo. 40 pp. stiff cloth covers, new. Is Quaritch, 1858
3 — — the Holy Gospels and the Acts, in EngHsh, so printed as to show the
Sound of eacn word, without change of Spelling, with Tables representing
English Sounds by each of the Alphabets of nineteen of the Languages m
Europe and Asia. By the Eev. Thomas Jarrett, M.A., Kegius Professor of
Hebrew, and late Professor of Arabic, in the University of Cambridge, 8vo.
cloth, new, 7s 6d Quaritch, 1867
For the use of those whose native tongue is not English, this work is preceded bj tables in
hich English sounds are represented by foreign words. These tables embrace the following lan-
lages : Arabic, Danish, Dutch, French* Gaelic, German, Hindustani, Hungarian, Irish, Italian,
ersian, Polish, Romaic, Russian, Sanskrit, Spanish, Swedish, Turkish and Welsh.
This method will be found simple and efficient ; it does not change the spelling of words, and
lerefore does not obscure their origin, and he who learns to read by books printed in this waj
ill have nothing to unlearn when he proceeds to books printed in the ordinary manner.
The rules for pronunciation are also very simple, and will be readily acquired by any one who
18 learned to put letters together.
7 Jennings' Observations on the Dialects of the West of EnglUnd, particularly
Somersetshire, with Grlossary, poems, and other pieces, 12mo. rare, 10* 1825
? JOHNSON'S (Dr. Samuel) Dictionary of the English Language, with numerous
corrections and with the addition of several thousand Words, by the 'Rev, J.
H. Todd, 3 vols. 4to. best edition, calf gilt, £4. 10* 1827
In spite of the numerous rivals of Johnson's Dictionary, Todd's edition still remains " The
U mdord English Dictionary,"
9 JUNII Etymologicum Anglicanum, edidit accessionibus multis E. Lye, cum vita
Auctoris et GrammaticaAnglo-Saxonica, folio, ^por^rai^^om Tandy ie by Vertue,
old calf, dOs Oxon,, 1743
" Ouvrage tres recherche, mus difficile h trouver, 60 h 80 fr. Vend. 4 liv. 4 sh. Heber ; en 6r.
ip. 6 liv. Sykes ; 41 flor. Meerman.'' — Brunei, A valuable comparative and etymological Die-
snary. " A work of uncommon erudition and vast merit.'' — Clarke,
3 Kennett (Bp. White) Glossary to explain the Original, the Acceptation and
Obsoleteness of Words and iPhrases, 8vo. cloth, 6s 1816
L Lexicon Balatronicum : A Dictionary of Buckish Slanff, University Wit, and
Pickpocket Eloquence, by a member of the Whip Club, assisted by Hell-Fire
Dick, 8vo. bd, 8s ed 1811
t MooB*s (E,) Suffolk Words and Phrases ; or an attempt to collect the Localisms
of^that County, 12mo. rare, IQs Woodbridge, 1823
I MuBBAY*8 English Grammar, 2 vols. %70, fourth edition, hf qf, neat, 9« York, 1819
fc NABES*S (Kobt.) Glossary, or Collection of Words, Phrases, Names and Allusions
to Customs, P^verbs, &c. illustrative of the works of English Authors, parti-
cularly Shakspeare and his Contemporaries, 4to. hf, bd, calf, 30* 1822
" Nares's Glossary is confined to the Elizabethan period, a valuable work, chiefly compiled from
16 notes to the variorum edition of Shakespeare.'' — Halliw^ ll. *< Mr. Archdeacon Narea'
loeaary is admirably adapted to make the study of ourlingoal archaisms popalar."-*'^am/«r'f HaJU
mskire Glossary,
5 Pabkeb (Geo.) Life's Painter of variegated Characters in public Life, 8vo. por*
trait, 12s 1780
A work which must have enjoyed an immense popularity to judge of the extensive list of stib-
vibers, which is prefixed. Chapter XIV. contains: Original Cant Songs ; the Slang Language in
I modem terms ; a Glossary, and a Key to the same. Chapter XV. Glossary.
5 Piceebing's (John) Vocabulary, or collection of Words and Phrases peculiar to
the United States of America, 8vo. 10* Boston, U, 8. 1816
7 PoTTEB (H. T.) New Dictionary of all the Cant and Flash Languages, both ancient
and modem, 8vo. 62 pp. lOs Printed by W, Mackintosh, s. a, (P 1790\
J
QUARITCH'S CATALOGUE OF
88 £ICHAS;DSON'S Dictionary of the Englieh Language, combining explanation!
with Etymology, and illustrated by quotations from the best authorities, 2 vols,
with the SuFFLBMBKT, 4to. (pub. at £4. 16s) b,ds, £3. 16« 1856
89 ■ the Supplement separately, for possessors of the earlier issues, 4to. 126 pp.
cloth, 10s 1856
Richardson's Dictionary appeared in 1833-7 ; since then there have been numerous issues with
fresh titles and later dates. The book being stereotyped, there is no difference in the copies. The
above Supplement should go with every copy, it is printed in such a manner as to correspond with
each volame of the Dictionary, and to bind up with them.
40 £oGET*s Thesaurus of English Words and Phrases, fourth edition, thick 8vo. cloth,
7s 1856
41 SCOUNDEEL^S Dictidnaey (The), or an ExplMiation of the Cant Words, used
by Thieves, Housebreakers, Street B-obbers, and Pickpockets about Town, with
flash Songs, and a proper Glossary, am. 8vo. 32 pp. frontispiece inserted (with
the Coachman s and Mbotmans Catechism, eight pages), hf, hd* extremely rare,
36« J* BrovmnsU, 1754
A copy fetched, 1857, at Sotheby's, £3. 7t
42 SKINNEE; (8.) Etymologicon Lin^se ANGLiCAWiB, seu explicatio rocum Angli-
carum Etymologica ex 12 Linguis, folio, calf neat, 21 j 1671
An early and valuable Etymological Dictionary of the English Language.
43 Smith's (Capt. Alex.) History of the Lives and Eobberies of the most notorious
Highway-men, Foot-Pads, Shop-Lifts, and Cheats, Vols. II. and III. only,
12mo. ha, 25* London, Briscoe, 1719, and Morphew, 1714
At the end of Vol. II. by the same author: *'The Thieves' new Canting Dictionary of the
Words, Terms, Proverbs and Phrases, used in the modem Language of the Thieves, etc 1719."
44 Sfobtsmak's Slakg, a New Dictionary of the Terms used in the affairs of the
Turf, the Bing, the Chase, the Cock-pit, with those of Bon-Ton, and the
Varieties of Life, forming an original and authentic Lexicon Balatronicum et
Macaronicum, by Jon Bee, 12mo. coloured frontispiece, 7s 6d 1825
45 Steknbeeg, the Dialect and the FoUc-Lore of Northamptonshire, l2mo. (pub. at 5<)
cloth, 2s 6d 1851
46 Thomson's (John) Etymons of the English Language, 4to. (pub. at 18*) 9* 1826
47 TooKE (J. H.) Epea Pteroenta, or the Diversions of Purley, with the author's
additions, and notes by Bd. Taylor, stout 8vo. cloth, 9* 1840
48 ■ the same, 8vo. hf, morocco, 12s 1840
*' What an epoch in many a student's life has been his first acquaintance veith ' The DiYersions
of Purley.' "— -7>«ncA on the Study qf Words.
4d Vaux. Memoirs of James Hardy Vaux, written by himself, ^ vols, small 8vo.
12s 1819
Pages 147-227 contain, by the same author, a new and comprehensive Vocabulary of thb
Flash Language. "The author (a prisoner under sentence of transportation for Life) compiled
the above work during his solitary hours of cessation from hard labour, 1812.'' — Pr^ace.
60 Westmobeland and Cumberland Dialects ; Dialogues, Poems, Songs, and Ballads,
w ith a Glossary, 8vo. cloth, 10s 1839
51 WITHALS (J.) A Shorte Dictionarie for yonge beginners, gathered of good
authores, specially of Columel, Grapald, and !Flini, sm. 4to. <$lacti Utter, title
mounted, and a few leaves mended, calf extra, gilt leaves, rare, £2. 12s
London, Menrv WyJces, injleetestrete, 1568
Collation : Title and Prolo^e, 4 leaves ; the English-Latin Dictionary, arranged according to
snbjects, 83 leaves. Withals' Dictionarie was printed by Wynken de Worde, in the late house of
William Cazton, without date, 4to. Herbert, p. 203. Printed again at London, in Fletestreete, by
Henry Wykes, 1566, 4to. In the Bodleian imperf. ; not known to Herbert. Again by Wykes»
1568, the present. Priced, 1840, Thorpe. ;^2. 12» ^d.
52 AEABIAN NIGHTS' ENTEETAINMENTS (The) : anew and greatly improved
translation, with very copious Notes, illustrative of the Language, Manners,
and Customs of the Egyptian Arabs, by Edward William Lane, Esq., many
years resident in Arabia and Egypt, 3 vols, royal 8vo. oeiginal and best edi-
tion, iZ^tt*^ra^erf*5y wgjyarc?* q/^ one ^AoiA^awdJwoorfcw^, hy the most eminent ar^
tists, after designs hy\^. Hakvey ; a superb copy, hound in vellum, most taste-
fully inlaid with green and red morocco leather, ^and embellished with elaborate
ENGLISH BO0K9.
tooling, gilt and gawffr^ edges, one qf the finest specimens of Hatday's abt*
WOBKKANSHIF, £6. & 1839-41
*' MQch of the nightmare which has oppressed our Judgpnent as to the supposed eztnTagance
tnd impossibility of this collection has vanished with the darkness of past hours ; the fidelity of
the descriptions has been recognised as giving the best picture possible of Eastern manners ; and
this adherence to the truth on one, and so material a point, gives earnest of accuracy on others upon
which we cannot be so well informed. Much of this information, however, Mr. Lane has supplied,
and no one who is acquainted with his unrivalled and delightful volumes on Egypt, can doubt that
he was absolutblt thb fittbst of writers for the task he has undertaken. The doubtful and
obscure becomes truth and elucidation in his hands ; we are improved in spite of ourselves, and
even by the very means we seek to avoid it ; and customs, and manners, and habits of thought,
become familiarised to us, even as amongst the chosen playthings of indolent recreation. The
groesness, too, of Eastern manners is entirely avoided in this beautiful and useful edition of a work
which must have readers so long as the heart is human. The parent need no longer fear, the maiden
no longer blush, to take up the work, or place it in the hands of a child. Were this the only praise,
it would be no ordinary recommendation ; but the beauty of type, correct pictorial embellishment,
> And faithful expression, render this one of the most delightful of works : — a' walking dream, to soothe
and wile the listless and vacant hours that creep along during ' the long siesta of a summer's day I' "
Foreign Quarterly Review, July, 1838
. '* These three royal octavo volumes will satbfy and charm the most delicate and correct taste,
and wherever they are seen they will be bought. The work will be a splendid addition to any library
in the kingdom, and a complete treasure of Oriental lore. The conception of such a book is sp
excellent that we are only surprised that something of the sort should not have been undertaken long
ago. The illustrations are most exquisite, and go to place Mr. Harvey still higher than he has
hitherto stood. He is indisputably the first of book illustrators ! We do not believe that there is
a liying artist in England, or in all Europe, that could equal some of these little gems ! and in our
eyes their effect is wonderfully heightened by their perfect truth and accuracy in costume, and all
the accessories." — Metropolitan May azine^ July ^ IS^S.
53 AEIOSTO, Orlando Furioso, translated into English Verse, with notes by W.
Stbwabt Eosb, 8 vols. 8vo. (pub. at £4. 8* 6d in bds.) 20s 1823-31
54 ARTHUE (King) : The Byrth, Lyf and Actes of Kyng Arthur ; of his noble
Knyehtes of flie Round Table, theyr merveyllous enquestes and adventures,
Ciarlfiensng of t|e Sbane dSivtal ; and in the end Lb Mobtb Dabthub, with an
introduction and notes by Eobt. Southby, 2 vols. 4to. (pub. at £6. 6s) bds, uncut,
scarce, £4. 4* London : printed from Caxton* sedition, 1485, ^br Longmans, 1817
** This is goode stuffe for wise men to laugh at, or honest men to take pleasure at."
JRoger Aseham,
** Sir Thomas Malory compiled from various French authorities his celebrated * Morte d'Ar-
thur, indisputably the best prose romance the language can boast.'' — Sir Walter Scott.
55 BACON (Francis) Twoo Bookes of the Proficience and Advancement of Learning,
small 4to.^r«^ edition, autograph ofltev, W. Maskell, cf, rare, 16* Ihmes, 1605
On the margins are numerous vamable MS. notes, evidently by some learned lawyer, as is
apparent from a mixture of court and round hand. See particularly folio 20, which exhibits the
letter p in three distinct forms.
56 Badb8lade*s Chorographia Britannise, or a set of Maps of all the Counties in Eng«
land and Wales, with a Chart of the Sea Coast, a general map, map of the
Bioads, account of the cities, market towns, rivers, etc. and an alphabetical
Index, first compiled into a pocketbook for Greorge I. all engra/ved, 16mo. 9a\f,
3*6(^ 1743
57 Bannatyne Club : Rolland (John, of Dalkeith) The Seven Sages (or Wise Mas-
ters of Rome) in Scottish Metre, 4to. reprinted (from the edition oflh7S)for the
BanTiatme Club, at the expense ofJAUBS Ivoey, Esq. hf, bd, moroceogiU, uncut,
from ThtersovbS library, £^. Mdinh., 1837
Only 100 copies printed.
68 BORROW (G-eorge) Works : lie Gypsies of Spain, with a collection of their songs
and poetry, etc. and a copious Dictionary of their language, 2 vols. — The Bilue
in Spain, 3 vols. — Lavengro ; the Scholar, the Gypsy and the Priest, 3 vols. —
The Romany Rye, 2 vols. — together 10 vols. 8vo. cloth, £2. 1843-57
69 Beady*8 Clavis Calendaria, a compendious analysis of the Calendar, with ecclesias-
tical, historical and classical Anecdotes, 2 vols. 8vo. cuts, bds. 9* 1812-13
60 BRITISH Essayists, with Prefaces, critical and biographical, by Alex. Chalmebs,
45 vols. 12mo. portraits, calf gilt, marbled edges, a remarkably nice fresh set,
contents lettered, £6. 10s 1808
Published at £\Q» 10s, cost of binding £7. lIsM.
QUARltCH'S CATALOGUE OP
61 Bbown (Sir Thomas) Pseudodoxia Epidemioa : or. Enquiries into many received
Tenets and commonlypresumed Truths : (Vulgar Errors) — ^Iteligio Medici, with
observations by Sir K^enebn Digby — 2 vols, in 1, small 4to. half hd, hogskin,
12* 1672
62 BRYANT'S Antient Mythology, 6 vols, royal 8vo. labge fafeb, 41 plates, russia,
marbled edges, £2. 5« 1807
With curious pencil notes.
" The popularity of Bryant's System (if anything so futile may be so called) must be considered
as an indelible disgrace to our national good learning and good sense/' — Whiter* 8 Etymologicon,
To this bitter remark I have to add, that "Bryant" still enjoys a steady sale amongst the
curious enquirers of Ancient Religious Systems.
63 BEYDGES* (Sir Egerton) Eestituta; or Titles, Extracts, and Characters of Old
Books in English Literature revived, 4 vols. 8vo. calf gilt, 36* 1814-16
64 Bulstbode's Memoirs and reflections on the reign and government of King Charles
I., Charles II., and the Commonwealth, 8vo. good copy in old calf, bs 1721
66 BUTLEE (Chas.) Philological, Biographical, and other Works, together 14 vols.
8vo. several presentation copies to the late Sharon Tv/mer, ^. (f, marbled edges,
VEBYSCAECE, €5. 1817-26
Contents of this set: Vol. I. Horn Blblicse, 18 17-; II* Hone Juridicte, Revolutions of Ger-
many, 1817 ; III. Lives of Eminent Persons (Fenelon, Bossuet, Boudon, Dr. Ram6, Kempis, A.
Butler), 1817 ; IV. Accounts of Confessions of Faith, Formularies, &c., Essays on various Sub«
jects, 1817 ; V. Historical Memoirs of Church of France, from Louis XIV. to the Revolution, 1817 ;
VI. Memoirs of the Church of France, 1817; VII. Memoirs of the English, Irish, and Scottish
Catholics, 4 vols. 1822; XL Continuation of Alban Butler's Lives of the Saints, 1823; XII.
Letter on the Book of the Roman Catholic Church, 1825 ; XIII. Book of the Roman Church ;
XIV. Vindication. 1826.
66 BYEON'S Complete Works, with biographical and critical notice by Lake, 7 vols.
With an Extba volume, containing Finden*s Byron Illustrations, comprisingl20
line engravings of Portraits, Views, etc, 1 vol. botmd uniform — together 8 vols.
Syo. fine portrait, calf, very neat, £4. 10* Paris, 1825
A remarkably fine and handsome library edition.
67. r-: Don Juan, Cantos 1 to 5, VIyclq, first edition, bds, rare, 10* JBenbow, 1821
68 CAMDEN'S Britannia, or a Chorographical Description of England, Scotland,
and Ireland, new edition, much enlarged, with additions by Gough, 3 vols, large
folio, best edition, numerous maps and coppeftplates of Antiquities, (pub. at £21.)
calf neat, £6. 1789
'' A learned English Antiquary. He received his early education at Christ's Hospital, and
subsequently studied at Oxford, where he took hb B.A. degree. After filling the situations of
aeeond and chief master of Westminster School, his proficiency in antiquarian lore procured him thp
honourable and lucrative office of Clarencieuz King at Arms. In addition to his great and well-
known work, ' The Britannia,' he published ' Annals of Queen Elizabeth^' a Greek Grammar, &c.
Bom 1551, died 1623."—" The common sun, whereat our modem writers have all lighted their
little torches.'' — Nicholson.
69 Catalogue of the Lords, Knights and Gentlemen that have compounded for their
Estates, with some names K)rmerly omitted, 16mo. old moroceo gilt, Ss
Reprinted, Chester, 1733
70 CHALMERS (G.) Caledonia, VoL HI. only, impl. 4to. la/rge paper, If. bd. calf,
£2. 2« 1824
The third volume is wanting to many copies ; complete copies are scarce now.
71 CHAPPELL (W.) Popular Music of the Olden Time ; a Collection of ancient
Songs, Ballads, and Dance Tunes, illustrative of the National Music of Eng-
land ; with short introductions to the different reigns, and notices of the airs
from writers of the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries, also a short account of
the Minstrels ; the whole of the airs harmonized by G. A. Macfarren, 2 vols,
impl. 8vo. iioith the Music of all the Songs, (pub. at £2. 8«) new in cloth, £2.
London, 1859
A most valuable publication, comprising a complete History of English Minstrelsy, Songs, and
Ballads, from the Saxon Period to the time of George II. The work contains a large number of
Old Songs and Ballads, here printed for the first time, and which are not to be had elsewhere. To
tiie collectors of the English Local Ballads these volumes will be welcome. (See, for instance, in
the ancient Kentish dialect, ** I have house and land in Kent,'' p. 90 ; and *' In Taunton Dean che
were bore and bred" (p. 672) for Somersetshire, &c. &c.) To Shakespeareans, the Music of Shake-
speare's plays (see from page 204 to 240) will prove attractive.
^. ** We can scarcely over-estimate the industry and zeal shewn by Mr. Chappell in his valuable
ENGLISH BOOKS.
tnd interesting wprk. He has produced, not an essay, not a history, not a mosic-book, bat some-
thing that combipes the nature of all these at once. . . • The main body of the book consists of
a mass of erudition, no less copious than well digested, that can only be appreciated by a careful
perusal."— QtMir/tfr/y Review, July, 1859.
72 CHAUNCIT (Sip H.) Histobical Antiquities op Hebtfobdshibe, faithfiilly
collected out of Public Eecords, Leiger Books, Ancient Manuscripts, Charters,
Evidences, and other Select Authorities, folio, quite febfect, loitk all the
plates mentioned by Lowndes, a superb copy, morocco extra, gilt edges, £20. 1700
Only 500 copies were printed, most of which usually want the plan of Hertford ; view of
Standon Lordship ; the view of New Sills-bury. Nassau's copy sold for £%&, ; Gen. Dowdeswell's
for £26. 16« 6d; and Dr. Heath's for £35. Us', White Knights', £2Q, bs\ 1856, Lane's, £16. 5t.
Priced 1829, John Bohn, russia, £24. ; 1S43, Jas. fiohn, mor. £2Z, \ 1845, Payne and Fos^
old binding, £16. 16«; and 1848, russia, £18. \%».
73 CHAUNCY'S Antiquities oi 'SiEW£TOB.i>%B.in^,fo]io, map and plates, old English
red morocco, gilt edges, veryjine tall copy, £5. 5* 1710
This beautiful copy is unfortunately imperfect : No. 2. the Map being slightly damaged ; 6.
New Silis-bury — wanting ; 10. damaged ; 25. Standon Lordship — wanting ; 26. damaged ; 27.
Ninth Prospect Hertford — wanting; 33. Town of Hitchin — wanting ; 3l.Hitchin Church —wanting.
Both the text and the plates are otherwise very well preserved.
The author of this work was descended from a family which came into England with William
the Conqueror, and was a native of the county of which he has given the history ; he died in 1700,
and was buried at Yardley in Hertfordshire. Sir Henry Chauncy was well qualified for writing this
work; in the preface he observes, ** that the near affinity historical antiquities have to that science
which he had studied (the law) and all along practised, obliged him to be conversant in authors that
treat thereof.'*
74 CiD (The) : a short Chronicle founded on the early poetry of Spain, by Dennis,
12mo. cuts. Is M 1846
76 CLABENDOJST'S (Edward Earl of) History of the EebeUion and Civil Wars in
England, 6 vols. 8vo. calf, 20* Oxford, 1819
76 CONCSREVE'S Works, consisting of his Plays and Poems, 3 vols, in 2, 12mo. oU
calf gilt, ISs 1730
77 CORlf WjA.ZiZi. LYSONS* History of Cornwall, 2 vols. impl. 4to. with all
the usual plates, labge fafeb, and illustrated wit hSiiWAT^R-coLOVB, dbawikgs,
executed in a masterly style by John Coleq, JSsq, of Devonport, a beautiful booh,
calf extra, gilt edges, £31. lOf 1814
The Drawings arb extremely accoratb, and deserve the fullest attention, of Cornish
Gentlemen. The value of each Drawing being about one guinea, makes this illustrated copy of
Lysons' Cornwall a very cheap book. At the recent sale of the late Mr. John Coles's library,
these volumes were eagerly contended for, and they were knocked down to the advertiser for £25. lOt.
The Drawings include Views of the noted Stone in Madem, Rialtoun (four, very beautiful).
Baptistery at Dupath, Ludguau, Godolphin, Chapel at Golden, Trefay Castle, Chapel Carn Brea»
Bodmin Church, Trelawnhou^e, Gwamyke, Pengersick, Treretbo House, St. Columb Church, Tre-
lowarren, St. Anthony in Mencage, Probus Church, St. Blazey, Nanswiden, Grampound Chapel,
Trefreoke in Endelyon, Tresungar, St. Erth, St. Gval, Fowey, St, Germoe, Gerrans, the Chapel at
Gorran Haven, St. Just, Lanreath, Polkuan, Linkinghome, Lestwithiel, Prideaux, Medrose, Ruins
near Trevose Head, St. Enodoc, Morval, Bray, etc. etc.
09^ The advertiser was informed upon good authority that five years aoo Mr.
colks refused 120 pounds for these volumes.
78 DRAWUSTG-S (Miscellaneous), including one of St. Michael Mount, Cobnwall,
and probably others, in all %Z,from the library of the late John Coles, 24*
79 COWPfeR'S Complete Woeks, edited by Southey, comprising his Poems, Cor-
respondence, and Translations, with a life of the Author, 15 vols. 12mo. beau^
tiflilly printed by Whittingham, embellished with numerous exquisite engravings,
ofter the designs of Harvey, (pub. at £3. 15*, reduced to £2. 5* in cloth) calfgtlt,
a pretty set, £3. 1835-37
This is the only complete edition of Cowper which has ever been given to the world. The
early poems addressed by Cowper to his cousin Theodora Cowper, to whom he was attached, are
exclosively copyright, and consequently cannot appear in any other edition. It contains all the
letters wlidch had been previously published, examined with the originals, and passages restored, that
either from error in judgment, or reasons connected with individuals then living, were left out by
Hayley, many of which passages are important, and highly illustrative of the mind of Cowper. It
comprehends, in addition, upwards of one hundred and twenty letters never before printed in any
shape, and of the most interesting description. In the Life of the Poet, Dr. Southey has intro-
duced much of the Literary History of England during half a century, ?rithb\o^cv^>Dkx2L^<^vOE«»
of nany of his contemporaries.
QUARITCH'S CATALOGUE OF
80 DALUYMPLE'S (Sir Jolm) Memoirs of Great Britain and Ireland, from the dis-
solution of the last Parliaonent of Charles II. till the Battle of La Hogue, 2 vols.
4to. hf, russia, 18* 1771-73-88
" Another publication remains yet to be mentioned, which deserredly excited the attention of
^nd pablic on its first appearance, and which most always be examined with great care by every
inquirer into the constitutional history of England, — the Memoirs of Dabrymple. They contain
▼ery curious information, and will give very important hints respecting the character and views
both of the Duke of York, the King, and the popular leaders, and put the student into possession
of the state secrets of the reign/' — Pro/estor Smyih.
*' But you must, by all mean», continue your study qf the * Memoirs of Dalrymple* which
contain very curious ivjfbrmaUon^ and will give you very important hints respecting the characters
and views, both of the Duke of York, the King (Charles II.) and the popular leaders.''
Professor Smyth on History,
81 Daute's Vision ; or Hell, Purgatory and Paradise, translated by H. F. Gary, 3 vols.
12mo. third edition, vellum extra, gilt edges, 15« 1831
62 Dbane's Worship of the Serpent, traced throughout the world, 8yo. second en-
larged edition, plates, hds, \2s 1833
83 D'IsBAELi's (I.) Curiosities of Literature, ninth edition revised, 6 vols. 12mo. cloth,
16« 1834
84 Domesday Book illustrated : containing an account of that ancient record, and a
translation of the difficult passages with notes ; an explanation of the terms,
abbreviations, &c. by Egbert Kelham, 8vo. calf, 24« 1788
85 Dundee. Memoirs of the Lord Viscount Dundeej the Highland dlans, and the
Massacre of Glenco, with account of Dundee's officers after they went to
Prance, by an officer of the army, 8vo. hds, bs Glasgow, 1818
The first edition, 1714, fetched at Nassau's sale, 28«.
86 ENGLISH HISTOEY. An Extensive Collection of the Acts of ParHament
passed during the period of the Commonwealth and Usurpation of Oliver Crom-
well, 1648-1659, in 3 stout vols. sm. folio, Clacfe letter, old calf, £9. 9* 1648-59
A very curious and important collection, comprising, amongst other Acts, those for '* Author-
izing Col. Blake to be Admiral and General of the Fleet;" " Declaring and constituting the
People of England to be a commonweallh and Free State \** *' Against unlicensed and scandsJous
Books and pamphlets ;'* "For the sale of Fee-farm Rents ;** " For securing Moneys for the Navy
and Army ;*' '^ For repealing an ordinance whereby Sir Thomas Fairfax was constituted Com-
mander-in-chief;" ** The Militia of the Commonwealth of England ;** and many Acts on Trade,
Rents, Lands, Corn, Meal, the Army, Navy, Internal Administration, Challenges, Duels, Creditors,
the Postal Service, Popery, Customs, Excise, Debts, Tythes, etc. etc.
87 ENGLISH HISTORY. Another Collection, in 3 vols, folio, containing many
Acts, printed as Bboadsides, nissia, edges uncut, £10. 1649-1659
This equally curious collection contains most precious historical Documents, such as the Act
'< prohibiting the Proclaiming of any person to be King of England ;'* "for abolishing the House
of Peers ;" ** What Offences shall be adjudged Treason ;'' *' Letters of Mart;'' further, many Acts
about the Militia, Mortgages, Trade, Rents, General Pardon, Army, Navy, Cock-Matches, High-
waymen, Hackney Coaches, General Monck, many Proclamations, etc. etc.
88 EESKINE'S (Thomas Lord) Speeches on Subjects connected with the Liberty of
the Press, and against constructive Treason : together with his Speeches at the
Bar on MiscellaneoTis Subjects, 6 vols. Syo.port. calf gilt, scarce, £2, 2s 1812-13
89 Eustace's Tour through Italy, a view of its Scenery and Antiquities, 2 vols. 4to.
plates, half bound, 10s 1813
90 FAJBEE'S Obigin of Pagan Idolatry, ascertained &om historical testimony and
circumstantial evidence, 3 vols. 4to. very scarce, £7. 7s 1816
This rare and important work represents all the Religions Systems of Antiquity.
91 FOESTER'S (T. J. M.) Unpublished Works :
Becueil de ma vie, mes ouvrages, et mes pens^es, 12mo. Brux, 1837
Epistolarium or Fasiculi of curious Letters, from the MSS. of the Forster
fanuly, 8vo. t Bruges, 1845
The Pipers Wallet, a collection of Scottish and English Songs, 8vo. ib. 1847
L'Age D'Or, ou Pens^s passag^res, 8vo. ih, 1847
together 4 vols. 8vo. and 12mo. uncut, privately printed, very rare, £2. 1837-47
These volumes contain the Lucubrations of an extraordinary individual, consisting of Poems,
Letters,. Scientific, Antiquarian and Philological Essays.
92 FOX (The Et. Hon. Charles James) Speeches in the House of Commons, edited
by Wright, 6 vols. 8vo. ^ russia neat, rare, £Q. 1815
ENGLISH BOOKS.
93 Fbanelin's (B.) Life, written by himself: together with his Essays, 2 vols, snu
8to. calf, 6tf London, 1793
94 Fulleb's Collection of English Proverbs, 12mo. caffffilt, 7s 6d London, Serjeant
95 GIBBON'S Miscellaneous Works, with Memoirs of his Life and Writings, com-
posed by himself; illustrated from his Letters, with notes by Lord oneffieldy
6 vols. Svo, portrait and plates, half calf, scarce, £2, lO* 1814
Priced, 1840, J. Bo^n, £4. is ; 1844, White, £3, 10».
<* This polished little auto-biographical gem was read in all circles, and admired bj critics of
every description. Nor were the Letters, and especially the Journal of Gibbon's Studies, considered
to be less commendable. The latter is indeed a valuable legacy bequeathed to posterity. Bating
the welUknown prejudices of the author, which are her^ comparatively softened and subdued, I know
of nothing more inviting to perusal — more seductive to all the honourable objects of intellectual
cultivation and gratification — than this ' Journal/ It makes us in love with our study and our
books ; and, situated as was Gibbon's library, overlooking a portion of the Lake of Geneva, one can
hardly conceive any earthly luxury, to an enlarged mind like his, to have been more complete.
Indeed, Gibbon occasionally describe himself as marching into his Library, of a bright beauteous
morning, to handle his Byzantine Historians, "sflih all the sest and activity of an horticulturist into
his hot-house — to cut his black Antigua pine, or gather his favourite nectarine, yet impearled with
the early dews of a hot house I The author of ' The Decline and Fall qf the Roman Empire'
seems to revel in the intellectual banquet placed before him ; and indeed Nature, which, from bodily
infirmities, denied Gibbon the luxuries of out of door exercise, seems to have abimdantly compen-
sated this defect, by enduing him with a hale, active, and comprehensive mind, which was scarcely
sensible of fatigue." — Dibdin,
96 GOUGH'S SEPULCHEAL MONUMENTS in Great Britain, appHed to iflustrate
the History of Families, Manners, and Arts, from the Norman Conquest to the
Seventeenth Centurv, with Introductory Observations, complete with thb
Intbodttction, 3 vols. impl. folio, fine impressions of the numerotis plates, old
gilt russia, hy Staggemeier, a fine set, very rare, from the library of Sir John
St. Aubyn, £65. 1786-96
An early issued copy, perfectly free from stains. Many cdpies of this valuable work were
destroyed by fire, particularly the Introduction to the second volume. The illustrious antiquary,
Gough, may justly be termed the Camden of the eighteenth century.
Nassau's copy sold for £71. 8«; Sir M. M. Sykes'sfor £88. 4«; the Marquis of Townsend's
for £n. 10« ; Fonthill, j^92. 8«; and Mr. North's for £73. 10«.
97 GEEGSON'S (Matthew) Portfolio of Fr^ments relative to the History and
Antiquities of the County Palatine and 35uchy of Lancasteb, second edition
with additions, 3 parts in 1 vol. folio, portraits, pedigrees, and numerous plates,
woodcuts, Sfc, (pub. at £8. %s) Liverpool, 1824
The first edition appeared in 1817, a fourth part promised, was never published. The additions
to the first edition may be had for £2. 2s ; Proofs of the woodcuts separately £3. 3«. Most of the
Lancashire great Families are mentioned in this valuable work, with their Coats of Arms engraved.
98 GEEY (Sir George) Polynesian Mythology and Ancient Traditional History of
the NewZealfuid Hace, post 8vo. 14 illustrations, (pub. at 10s 6d) cloth, 6s 1855
A very authentic work, all the information having been supplied to Sir George Grey by the
native Priests and Chiefs.
99 GuABDiAN (The) for 1713, 2 vols. 12mo, frontispieces, old calf gilt, 6s 1751
100 HAETSHOEdNE*S (C. H.) Salopia Antiqua, or an enquiry from personal Sur-
vey into the ' Druidical,' Military, and other Eemains in Shbofshibe and the
NoBTH Welsh Bobdebs ; with Observations upon the names of Places, and
a Glossaby of Wobds, used in the County of Salop, impl. 8vo. labge papbb,
illuminated title and plates, (pub. at 42^) ^. morocco, gilt top, 24s 1841
The interesting Border county of Shropshire, has found a most painstaking Antiquary and Phi-
lologist in the Rev. C. H. Hartshorne, who has collected in this handsome volume a perfect mine of
Ancient Lore ; the Glossary is the only one of that County, and is a complete labour of love.
101 HALES* (Dr. W.) New Analysis of Chbonolooy and Geography, History and
Prophecy, in which their Elements afe attempted to be explamed, harmonized
and vinoicated, upon Scriptural and Scientific Principles, 4 vols. 8vo. second
avid best edition, scarce, £2, 12s 1830
Dr. Hawtrey's copy fetched £2. ISs.
"This work ought to have a place in the library of every biblical st(*dent who can procure it.
It is not only the most elaborate system of Chronology extant in our language, but there is scarcely
a difficult teit in the sacred writings which is not illustrated.'' — Home.
10 iiUARITCH'S CATALOGUE OF
102 HABiiraTOK (Sir John) Nug» Antiqiis, a miscellaneous collection of original
papers, "written between the reigns of Henry VIII. and James I., with original
plate of the Princess Elizabeth engraved 1554, 2 vols. 12mo. old calf gilt, fine
copy, 15* 1769
103 HAH LET AN Miscellany, a Collection of scarce, curious, and entertaining
Pamphlets and Tracts, selected from the Library of the Earl of Oxford, with
historical, political, and critical notes, by Oldys, 8 vols. 4to. calf, 1744-46 — Sup-
plement, consisting of miscellaneous pieces, selected and prepared by Parks,
2 vols, royal 4to. bds. uncut, 1812-ia— together 10 vols. 4to. £5. 1744-1813
Priced, 1840, Payne and Foss, wiihoui the Suppiementt £S, 8«; fetched, 1812, Hibbert,
£10.; 1817, Beckford, £7.} Willett, £11.; Marquis of Townshend, £13. 13f: Denis Dalv.
£\9.6i9d. '
104 Hazlitt's Liber Amoris, or the New Pygmalion, sm. 8vo. bds. rare, 7s 6d 1823
106 HENTZNEE'S (Paul) Journey into England, in 1598, sm. 8vo. fine copy, in old
English calfext. gU edges, with " Walpoles" autograph, £2. Strawh, Mill, 1757
106 new edition, with Sir Eobert jN^aunton's SVagmenta Eegalia, 8vo. j^or-
traits and views, bds, 10s 1797
107 Hbbbbbt (George) Works in prose and verse, with his Life by Izaak Walton, and
by Oley, &c. 2 vols. 8vo. portrait, cloth, 16s 1853
108 HlfiBE&T'S Shethmd Islands, a Description, comprising the Geology, Scenery,
Antiqidties, and Superstitions, 4to. geological map and plates, (pub. at £3. 3«)
^. 10* Edinb. 1822
109 HIGKtINS' (G.) Cbltic Dbuids, impL 4to. Large Paper, plates of Celtic Anti-
quities, ^ morocco, £5. 1820
110 ' Anacalypsis, an attempt to draw aside the Veil of the Saitic Isis, or an
Inquiry into the Origin of Languages, Nations, and Behgions, 2 vols. 4to.
^10. 1836
Only 200 copies were privately printed of this very rare and most extraordinary work ; it dis-
plays much learning and research, bat is very heterodox in some of its religious opinions.
111 HOGG'S (J.) Jacobite Belies of Scotland, 2 vols. 8vo. with the Music, calf gilt,
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125 PALGBAVE (Sir Francis) Kise and Progress of the English Commonwealth in
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126 PECK'S Desiderata Curiosa, or a Collection of divers scarce and curious Pieces
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129 PITCAIBN'S Ceimikal Teials, before the High Court of Justiciary in Scot-
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18
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Young, the Question of Scarcity and Remedies
considered with Observations to keep Wheat
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132 Peioe's Miscellaneous Works, including the History of his own time, etc. 2 vols.
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133 EAMSAY'S (Allan) Poems : hew (the best) edition, corrected and enlarged with
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interests of Englishmen, and, like his predecessor, a sort of general substitute in the absence of
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quarian account of various parts of England, with occasional remarks on Natural History.
ItECOItD COBfltlMf ZSSZOSr. Publications in Folio by the Com-
MISSIONEBS ON THE PuBLIC EeCOBDS OF THE KiNGDOM.
139 DOMESDAY BOOK, sen Liber Censualis Wilhelmi primi Eegis Angliae, inter
Archivos Eegni in Domo Capitulari Westmonasterii asservatus, 2 vols, with a
facsimile of the MS. 1783 : Indices, with general Introduction by Sir Senry Ellis,
1816 : Additamenta ex Codic. Antiquiss.viz.Exon' Domesday, Liquisitio iSliensis,
Liber Winton*, Boldon Book, with the 9 Indices, and At foes. 1816 : together 4 vols,
roy. fol. Large Paper, complete, hf. bd. uncut, a fine clean copy, £12. 1783-1816
This most ancient record in the kingdom is the register from which judgment whs to be given
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upon the value, tenure, and services of the Lands therein described, and was made from the survejr
ordered by William the Conqueror. It is styled by Hume, '* The most valuable piece of Antiquity
possessed by any nation/'
" The most ancient of our * Records' is tbat known as the Domesday Book, the authority of
wbicfa can never be called in question, and from which their lies no appeal. The ' Commission'
which produced this remarkable volume has, perhaps, never been equalled for the rapidity and oor-
rectness with which it accomplished its laborious task. That task was —
" ' To inquire into the name of every place; who held it in the time of King Edward the Con-
fessor ; who was the present possessor ; how many hides in the manor ; how many carucates in
demesne ; how many homagers ; how many villeins ; how many cotarii ; how many servi ; what
free men ; how many tenants in socage ; what quantity of wood ; how much meadow and pasture ;
what mills and fishponds ; how much added or taken away *, what the gross value was in King
Edward's time ; what was the present value ; how much each freeman or soch-man had or has. All
this was to be triply estimated. First, as the estate was held in the time of the Confessoir $ titen
as it was bestowed by King William ; thirdly, as its value stood at the formation of the survey ; and
to state whether any advance could be made in the value.'
" All this was done within something more than a year ! The inquisition was made before juroni»
and the mass of returns was despached to Winchester, where ready penmen methodized and registered
all into the forms in which we now possess it. If a modem commission were intrusted with such a
charge, the chances are that the result would be infinitely longer of accomplishment* much more
costly, and when achieved unintelligible."
** The preservation of Domesday Book is a check upon family pride. Persons with Norman
names have been addicted to trace their descent from the well-armed gentlemen who came over with
the Conqueror. The Battle Abbey Roll was. often referred to ; but, unluckily, it was discovered that,
from time to time, the monks forged, falsified, or interpolated names, doubtless for a consideration ;
and it is only * the notable record of Domesday' which contains names on which reliance can be
pUced." — AthentBum, Oct, 1 1, 1856.
140 Calsndabium Rotulobum Patentitjm in Turn Londinensi, folio, with Indiceg,
kfi bd. uncut, out of print, 12s 1802
The Patent Rolls contain Grants of Offices and Lands, Restitutions of Temporalities to Bishops*
Abbots, and other Ecclesiastical Persons ; Confirmations of Grants made to Bodies Corporate |
Grants in Fee Farm ; Patents of Creation ; Licences of all kinds which pass the Great Seal, Com-
mission, &c.
These Rolls in the Tower Commence 3 John to 23 Edw. IV., 1200—1483 ; but this it a
Calendar to a Selection only.
141 Taxatio Ecolesiastica Angliae et Walliae, auctoritate P. Nicholai IV. ciroa
1291, £o\io, facsimile, hf. ha, uncut, out of print, 15* 1802
This is the Taxation of the Tenths of all Ecclesiastical Benefices granted by Pope Nicholas IV*
in 1288 to Edw. I., towards the expense of an Expedition to the Holy Land.
The Taxation of Pope Nicholas is a most important Record, because all the Taxes, as well to
our Kings as the Popes, were regulated by it, until the Survey made in the 26th year of Henry
VIII. ; and because the Statutes of Colleges which were founded before the Reformation are also
interpreted by this Criterion, according to which their Benefices, under a certain Value, are exempted
from the Restriction in the Statute 21 Hen. VIII. concerning Pluralities. The whole is edited from
two MSS. in the Remembrancer's Office, Exchequer, and collated with a Cottonian MS. in the
British Museum.
142 CALEiTDABinM BoTnLOBUM Chabtabum et Inquisitionum ad quod damnuin, folio»
with Indices, halfbd, uncut ^ out of print, \2s 1803
The first part of the volume contains a Calendar to the Charter Rolls, 1 John, 1 199, to the end
of the reign of Edward IV. 1483. The contents of the Charter Rolls are described by Astle,
*' They contain Royal Grants of Privileges to Cities, Towns, Bodies Corporate, and private Trading
Companies belonging to those Cities and Towns; Grants of Markets, Fairs, and Free Warrena;
Grants of Creation of Nobility, from the 11th year of the reign of Edward II. to the end of the
reign of Edward IV. ; Grants of Privileges to Religious Houses, etc."
The second part is a Calendar to the Inquisitions ad quod damnum, commencing 1 Edw. IT.
and ending 28 Hen. VI. These Inquisitions were taken by virtue of Writs, directed to the Esche-
ator of each County, when any Grant of a Market, Fair, or other Privilege or Licence of AlienatioB
of Lands was solicited, to inquire, by a Jury, whelher such Grant of Alienation was prejudicial to
the King or to others. This Calendar is very incorrect, and has also various omissions, but the
latter have been supplied by the Record Officers in the copy at the Tower.
143 Rotulobum Obiginalium in Curia Scaccarii Abbreviatio. Hen. III. — Edw. IH.
2 vols, folio, facsimile (pub. at £1. 5**), hf. bd. uncut, 12s 1805-10
These are abstracts of the Originalia, which are the Estreats transmitted from the Court of
Chancery to the Court of Exchequer, of all Grants from the Crown inrolled on the Patent and other
Rollfly whereon any rent is reserved, any salary payable^ or any tf nrice to be ^c{Qn&fiA«
14 aUARITCU'S CATALOQUH OF
144 CALEKDJLBinM IiTQiTisiTiONnM post Mortem sire Eqcaetarum. Hen. III. — ^Sich.
III. Vols. 1—3, folio, with Indices, (pub. at £S. 3«) \f. hd. uncut, 30« 1806-21
The 4th volume can be Bopplied new in bds. for 24«.
These are Calendars to the Inquisitions taken by virtue of Writs directed to the Escheators of
ctdi County or District, to Bummon a Jury on oath, who were to inquire what Lands any person
died seised of, and by what rents or services the same were held, and who was the next heir, and of
what age the heir was, that the King might be informed \>f his Right of Escheat or Wardship. They
also show whether the Tenant was attainted of Treason, or was an Alien, in either of which cases
they were seised into the King's hands. They likewise show the Quantity, Quality, and Value of
the Lands of which each Tenant died seised, &c. ; and they are the best evidences of the Descents of
Families and of property.
145 Tbsta db Nbyill sive Liber Feodorum in Curia Scaccarii, temp. Hen. III. and
Edw. I., folio, with Indices and facsimile, hf. bd. uncut, out of print, 12s 1807
Containing an account of fees holden either immediately of the King or of others in capite ; of
fees holden in Frankalmoigne, and the values thereof; of Serjeanties holden of the King ; of Widows
and Heiresses of Tenants in Capite, whose marriages were in the gift of the King, and the values of
their lands ; of Churches in the gift of the King, and in whose hands ; of Escheats, as well of the
lands of Normans as others, in whose hands they were, and by what service held » of the amount
paid for Scutage and Aid by each Tenant.
146 NowjLBTTH Inquisitiones in Curia Scaccarii, temp. Edw. III., folio, facsimile (vuib.
at ISs bds.) haJfbd. uncut, \0s 1807
These are Inquisitions taken by virtue of a Commission directed to the Assessors and Vendi-
tors, 25th January, 15 Edw. IIL, pursuant to Stat. 14 Edw. III., Stat. 1, c. 20, which granted to
the King the ninth Lamb, the ninth Fleece, and the ninth Sheaf. In order to obtain correct infor-
mation, the Assessors and Venditors were directed to take Inquisitions upon the oath of the Parish-
ioners in every parish.
147 Statutbb of thb E.balh, from original Eecords and autbentic MSS. 9 vols, in
10 ; Cbronological Index from Magna Oarta ta tbe end of tbe reign of Queen
Anne, 1 vol. ; together 10 vols, in 11, hf bd, uncut, £4. 1810-28
Volumes 1, 2 and 3 are out of print. An alphabetical Index has been published, which can be
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for 36«.
As the title implies, these volumes contain all the Public Acts of Parliament to the end of the
reign of Queen Anne. From the extraordinary labour and talent bestowed on this edition — from
each statute having been copied from the original record — from every public act being inserted,
many of which are omitted in the common collections — and from the excellent Indices, this work is
of course of the highest importance both to the lawyer and historian.
148 Valoe Ecclesiasticus, temp. Hen. VIII., Auctoritate E>egia institutus, 6 vols.
folio, 1 facsimile and 16 coloured maps, (pub. at £7. 10s) 5 vols. Jui\fbd, and 1 in
bds. £2. 10s 1810-34
Volume 2 is out of print.
This is a survey of the whole Ecclesiastical Property of England and Wales, in the state in
which it stood on the eve of the Reformation, to ascertain the values, in order to the payment of
the First Fruits and Tenths of the Benefices and Dignities. This superseded the survey made temp.
Edw. I., known under the title Taxatio Ecclesiastica Angliee et Walliae auctoritate P. Nicholai IV.
drca 1291.
At the end of each volume are maps of the different dioceses, and a list of Peculiars in each ,
signed by the respective bishops. Vol. 1 , contains the dioceses of Canterbury, Rochester, Bath and
Wells, Bristol, Chichester, and London. Vol. 2, Winchester, Salisbury, Oxford, Exeter, and Glou-.
cester. Vol. 3, Hereford, Coventry and Lichfield, Worcester, Norwich, and Ely. Vol. 4, Lincoln,
I^terborough, Llandaff, St. David's, Bangor, and St. Asaph. Vol. 5, York, Chester, Carlisle, and
' Durham.
149 Placitoeum in Domo Capit. Westmon. asservatorum Abbreviatio, Ric I.— Edw.
n. folio, (pub. at ISs bds.) halfbd. uncut, 10s 1811
These are abstracts of Pleadings collected from the Curia Regis Rolls and the Rolls of King's
Bench.
150 Scotland. — Inquisitionum ad Capellam Domini B^egis B/etomatarum quae in Pub-
licis Arcbivis Scoti» adbuc servantur, Abbreviatio, from about 1546 to tbe end
of tbe 17tb century, 3 vols, folio, with Indices and a facsimile, (pub. at £3. 13* 6rf
bds.) halfbd. uncut, 36* 1811-16
The above is an abridgment of the Scottish Inquisitions, which originate in Writs of Mortan-
oestry, or Writ of Succession. By the above writ the Judge to whom it is addressed is authorised
Hid required to ascertain by the verdict of a jury the following points: — 1. Of what lands and
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annoal rents tbe ancestor of the claimant died vested and seised ? 2. If the elaimant be the nearest
lawful heir? 3. If of lawfiil age? 4. Annual valneof the lands, &c., according to certain valua-
tions, nsually called Old and New Extent? 5. Of whom, as feudal superior, the lands are held?
6. By what feudal service or species of tenure? 7» In whose possession the lands now are, on what
account, lind how long so possessed ? The result of these inquiries were transmitted to Chancery,
together with the original writ
With certain limitations, the above may be considered as exhibiting an authentic history of the
transmission by inheritance of the far greater part of the landed property of Scotland, as well as
that of the descent of the greater number of its considerable families.
151 BoTULi Hui^DBEDOBUM, Hen. 111. and Edw. 1., in Turr. Lond., etin Curia Be-
ceptsB Scaccarii Westm. asservati. 2 vols, folio, with 4t Indices and 2 facsimiles,
ha{fbd. uncut, £2. 1812-18
Vol. 2 is out of print*
The Hundred Rolls are Inquisitions taken under a commission dated 1 1 October, 2 Edw. I.,
1274, issued in consequence of the diminution of the King's rights and revenue, by tenants in
capite alienating lands without licence ; by ecclesiastics and laymen withholding from the Crown,
under various pretexts, its just rights, and usurping the right of holding Courts and other Jura
R^^alia. Numerous exactions and oppressions of the people had been committed, temp. Hen. III.
by the nobility and gentry claiming the Rights of Free Chace, Free Warren, and Fishery, and de-
manding unreasonable tolls in fairs and markets ; and again by sheriffs, escheators, and other officers
and ministers of the Crown, under colour of law.
These abuses remained unredressed until the return of Edw. I. from the Holy Land, his father
having died in his absence ; and one of his first acts, after his arrival, was to inquire into the state
of the demesnes and of the rights and revenues of the Crown, and the conduct of sheri& and other
officers and ministers who had defrauded the King and grievously oppressed the people.
These Inquisitions fioumish evidence upon the oath of a jury of each hundred and town in every
County of — I. All the demesne lands of the Crown, the persons holding the same, the authority,
and how alienated. 2. Tenants in capite, and tenants in ancient demesne. 3. The losses sustained
-by the Crown in military services, and otherwise, by the subinfeudiftions made by such tenants in
■capite, etc. 4. Alienations to the Church, under pretext of gifts in Frankalmoigne. 5. Ward-
ships, marriages, escheats, suits, and services withholden and subtracted. 6. Fee-farms of the
Crown, hundreds, wapentakes, and tithings. 7- Courts, wreck of the sea, free chace, free warren,
and fishery, and other Jura Regalia. 8. Oppressions of the nobility, clergy, and other great men
claiming to have and exercise such rights. 9. Exactions by excessive and illegal tolls in fairs and
for murage, pontage, etc. 10. Exactions and oppressions of sheriffs, escheators, and other minis-
terial officers under colour of law. 11. Unlawful exportation of wools, etc.
152 Scotland.— Eegistrum Magni Sigilli Itegum Scotomm in Archivis Publicis asser-
yatum, a.d. 1306 — 1424, cumlndicibus JS'ominum et Locorum, folio, b facsimiles,
T^, bd. uncut, out of print, 10s 1814
The above is a collection of Royal Charters of Scotland.
153 HoTTTLi ScoTUB in Tnrri Londinensi et in Domo Capitulari Westmonasteriensi
asservati, 19 Edvr. I.— Hen. VIII. 2 vols, folio, with Indices and 2 facsimiles,
(pub. at £2. 2s hds.) halfhd, uncut, 24» 1814-18
These are important records, illustrative of the political transactions between England and
Scotland, commencing 19 Edw. I. 1290, and terminating 8 Hen. VIII. 1517. They chiefly relate
to political, naval and military transactions ; to prisoners of war ; rewards to partisans ; orders for
attainders and pardons ; to revenue and trade ; grants of benefices ; licences to persons to fight
duels in Scotland ; to students in Scotland to study at the English universities ; grants of ward-
fchips ; safe conducts to pilgrims ; and to various miscellaneous matters of great interest to the
historian and antiquary.
154 Byhbb's Foedbba: Foedera, Conventiones, Litterae, et cnjusctrnqne generis
Acta Publica, inter Keges Angliae et alios quosvis Imperatores, Keges, Pori-
tifices, Principes, vel Communitates ; ab ingressn Gnlielmi I. a.d. 1066, ad nostra
usque tempora : denuo aucta et emendata ace. Ad. Clarke et Fred. Holbrooke,
Vols. 1, 2, and 3, pars II. (1066-1344 and 1361-77) numerous large , plates of
facsimiles, including engravings of Seals, (pub. at £5. 5«) If, hd, uncut, SOs 1816-30
The best edition, possessing all the advantages of the Dutch edition, with additional articles
and plates from recently discovered sources. Vol. 1 extends from 1C66 to 1307. Vol. 2 from 1307
to 1344. Vol. 3 from 1344 to 1377. VoL 1, in 2 parts, is out of print. Vol. 3, part 1, can be
supplied new for 2i8. The following volumes will also be supplied new if required.
This invaluable collection, equally interesting to the Antiquary and Historian, contains copies
of treaties, leagiies, manifestoes^, capitulations, correspondence, and other public documents, be*
tween this country and other states, since the Conquest ; and presents most important illustrations^
not only of the history of England, but of Europe.
16 QUARITCU'S CATALOGUE OF
155 Placita db Quo Wabbanto, temp. Edw. I., 11., III., in Curia Eeceptss Scaocarii
Westm. asservata. folio, with Indices and afacsimiU, hf, hd. uncut, out ofprifUt
10» 1818
These are Pleadings in Quo Warranto to try by what right parties held or claimed manors,
liberties, privileges, etc. T-liese chiefly had reference to the Inquisitions previously talren, called
Rotoli Hundredorum, which latter were delivered to.the Justices in Eyre for the purpose of holding
pleas upon the claims stated therein.
156 Ibeland. Eeports from the Commissioners respecting the Public Records of
Ireland, with Supplements and Appendixes, 1810-15, 21 plates, 13 being fao
similes of MSS,, 8 elevations and plans, 1819. — The llth-15th Reports, 1821-25«
with Indices of Names, — 2 vols, folio, one hf hd, and the other hoards, uncut,
7s 6d 1819-25
157 E.EP0BTS from the Commissioners respecting the Public Records of the Kingdom,
with the Appendices, 1800-19, 2 vols. ; one vol, consisting of 1 plate of Alphabets,
and 86 large engraved facsimile of old MS8., exhibiting numerous Seals and
Coats op Abms, with explanatory text, 1820.--Greneral Report of the Commis-
sioners on the Public Records, 1831-7, with Appendix and Index — ^together
3 vols. fol. (pub. at £5. IZs) 2 vols, hf, bd, and one vn cloth, rnicut, £2. 2a 1820-37
The Reports, 1819-31, are not published.
158 Calendabs of the Proceedings in Chancery in the Reign of Queen Elizabeth^ to
which are prefixed examples of earlier proceedings in that Court from Rich. H,
to Elizabeth, from the originals in the Tower, 3 vols, fol. with Indices qf names
a^ places, (pvib. at £3. 3^ ^. bd, uncujt, SOs 1827-32
Vol, I, is out qf print.
These Calendars contain the names of the plaintiffs and defendants ; the objects of the the suit;
the premises, and the county in which the lands were situated ; and are arranged in alphabetical order
under the names of the plaintiffs. The specimens of earlier Chancery proceedings prefixed to these
volumes present most valuable information on the state of society, the manners and customs, lan-
guage, family connections, and, in short, on every point of interest to the antiquarian and histo-
xian in the fourteenth, fifteenth, sixteenth and seventeenth centuries.
159 RoTULi LiTTEBAEUM Clausabum in Turn Londinensi asservati, ace. T. D. Hardy,
Vol. 1, A.D. 1204 to 1224, with general Introduction and Indices, stout fol. (puo.
at £3. 3*), hf bd, uncut, 15* 1833
The second volume, 1224-1227, can be supplied new in cloth for 18«.
These Close Rolls are Mandates, Letters, and Writs addressed in the King's Name to individuals
.for special and particular purposes, and were folded or closed up, and sealed on the outside with the
Great Seal. . It is chiefly in these particulars that they differ from Letters Patent, which were ad-
dressed to all the King's liege subjects, and not folded up, but had the Great Seal attached at the
bottom. Information on almost every subject is to be obtained from these important Rolls. For
further particulars see the General Introduction to the Work.
160 BoTULi LiTTEBABUM Patentiuk in Turri Londinensi asservati, ace. T. D.
Hardy, Vol. 1, pars 1, a.d. 1201-1216, all published, folio, with the Itinerary of
King John, Introduction and Index, (pub. at j£l. 11* 6d) cloth, 15* 1835
During the reigns of the Plantagenets, the Letters Patent are of a very diversified and inter-
esting nature, relating principally to Prerogatives of the Crown ; Revenue; Judicature; Treaties^
Truces ; Correspondence and Negotiations with Foreign Princes and States ; Letters of Protection,
of Credence, and of Safe Conduct ; Appointments and Powers of Ambassadors : indeed there is
scarcely a subject connected with the History and Government of the Country which may not
receive illustration from the Patent Rolls. In addition to the class of documents which may pro-
perly be denominated public, there is another relating more especially to the internal policy, &c. of
the Kingdom, such as Grants and Confirmations of Liberties, Offices, Privileges, Lands, Wardships,
Letters of Incorporation, Licences for Election of Bishops and other Ecclesiastical Dignitaries,
Restitutions of Temporalties, Presentations to Churches, Vicarages, and Chapels, Creations of No-
bility, Special and General Pardons, Special Liveries, Licences and Pardons for Alienations, Procla-
mations, and all manner of Commissions, etc
See the Introduction to the work ; which can be had separately, in royal Svo. cloth, price 9s,
161 HoTXJLi Chabtabum in Turri Londinensi asservati, ace. T. D. Hardy, Vol. 1,
pars 1, A.D. 1199-1216, all published, folio, with Introduction, Index and fac'
simile, (pub. at £1. 10s) cloth, 20s 1837
These are Royal Grants of Lands, honours, 'dignities, hereditary offices, liberties and other
Estates of Inheritance to the nobility and commonalty ; and of lands, liberties, privileges, immoni*
Ues, and other estates in mortmain to ecclesiastical, eleemosynary, ^and lay corporations, etc.
ENGLISH BOOKS.
It,
162 Caxbnabvok. Begistram yulgariter nuncnpatuni, " The Beoord of Caernarvon,"
e Codioe MSto. Karleiano 696 descriptum, folio, with Introduction hy Sir S.
Ellis, and Indices, (pub. at £1. 11« ^d) doth, 21 s 1838
The first portion of the above record of Caernanron contains a collection of Extents of Manors,
taken chiefly in 26 Bdw. III., in the Counties of Caernarvon and Anglesey. A second portion
contains other Extents of Commons and Manors, including the Lands of the Bishopric of Bangor.
A third portion contains Records nnder the title " Leges et Consnetndines WallisB." A fourth por-
tion is a collection of Inquisitions and Pleadings in Quo Warranto, before the Justices Itinerant in
North Wales, Petitions, &c. The next portion contains particulars of the Taxation of the Spiri-
tual and Temporal Possessions of the Clergy of the Diocese of Bangor, followed by an Extent of
the Temporalities of the See, 22 Ric. IL After which follows a collection of smaller Records.
These valuable volumes are recommended to all Antiquaries and Students of Mediaeval History,
Genealogy, etc;
163 Akcient Laws and Institutes of England, comprising Laws enacted under the
Anglo-Saxon Kings, from -^thelbirht to Cnut, with an English Translation of
the Saxon ; the Laws called Edward the Confessor's ; the Laws of William the
Conqueror, and those ascribed to Henry the First ; also Monumenta Ecclesias-
tica An^licana, firom the 7th to the 10th century ; and the Ancient Latin version
of the Anglo-Saxon Laws, with a compendious Glossary, etc. folio, cL £2. 1840
163* The same, 2 vols, royal 8vo. cloth, 30* 1840
This is a portion of the works intended to be collected as materials for the History of Britain,
under the title of ** Anglo- Saxon Laws."
164 Aji ciBNT Laws and Listitutes of Wales, comprising Laws supposed to be enacted
by Howel the Good ; modified by subsequent Kegulations, under the native
Inrinces, prior to the Conquest oy Edward the First ; and anomalous Laws,
consisting principally of Institutions, which, by the Statute of Kuddlan, were
admitted to contmue in force : with an English Translation of the Welsh Text :
to which are added a few Latin Transcripts, containing Digests of the Welsh
Laws, principally of the Dimetian: with Indices and Glossary, folio, cloth,
£2. 4a 1841
164» the same, 2 vols, royal 8vo. cloth, 36* . 1841
This is a portion of the works intended to be collected as materials for the History of Britain,
voder the title of ** Welsh Laws."
165 Jones's (Edward) Index to Becords, called, the Originalia and Memoranda,
2 vols, folio, hf. bd. uncut, lOs 1793
Priced, 1845-8, Payne and Foss, russia, £2, 5«. These irolumes, although not published by the
Commission, form a necessary adjunct.
166 Publications of the Record Commissionersy royal 8vo. in all
26 vols. (pub. at about £20.) cloth, many of the volumes out of print, £10. 1833
Contents.
Magnnm Rotnlom Scaccarii vel Magnum Rotu- with his Barons, viz., '* Placita de terris datis et
Imn Pipae, de anno 31o. Hen. I. (ut videtur) ;
edidit J. Hunter, out of print 1 833
Annual Accounts' of the Exchequer.
Botnlos Cancellarii vel Antigraphum magni Ro-
tali Pipae, de tertio anno regni regis Johannis,
4 fmuimUes, out of print 1833
The Chancdlor's or Duplicate Roll of An-
nual Acconnts of the Exchequer.
Report concerning Mr. Bay ley's publication of
the Calendars of the Proceedings in Chancery,
Svo. on/* 25 copies printed for private ute
1833
Rotoli Sdecd ad Res Anglioas et Hibernicas
Bpectantes ex ArchiTas in Domo Cap. West-
mon. depffompti, cnra J. Hunter, out of print
1834
This Miscellaneous volume contains : — 1.
A Patent Roll Qf 7 John,* (1205-1206). 2.
Transcripts of all Letters Patent and Annuities
which had been granted by any Lieutenant or
Jnstioe of Ireland, from the day of the Corona-
tion of Hen. V. to the I2th of Hen. VL 3.
Six Rollfi> relating to the affairs of Hen. IIL
occupatis occasione turbacionis in regno Aug*
Palgrave (Sir F.) An Essay upon the Authority
of the King's Council, 8vo. out of print 1834
Hunter (Rev. Jos.) Introduction to the Valor
Ecclesiasticus of King Henry VII L« map
showing the distribution in dioceses 1834
Proceedings and Ordinances of the Privy Coun-
cil of England, commencing 10 Ric. II. to 33
Hen. VIII. (1386-1542), edited by Sir H.
Nicolas, 7 vols. (pub. at M, 18«) 1834-7
Rotuli Curiae Regis : Rolls and Records of the
Court held before the King's Justiciars or
Justices, 6 Ric. I. — I John, edited by Sir F.
Palgrave, 2 ▼ols./ae«. (pub. at £1. 8«) 1835
Fines, sive Pedes Finium : sive Finales Concor-
diae in curia Domini Regis, 7 Ric. I. — 16
John (1195-1214), in Counties, Vol. 1 (pub.
at 8« ^d) 1835
These are Fines of Lands ; a full descrip-
tion of which will be found in Blackstone's
Commentaries. Vol. 2 can be supplied new for
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Hardy (pub. at 18«) 1835
These are oblations or fines paid to the King
for the enjoyment of honours, offioesi lands^ li-
bertiesy and privileges.
Rotuli Normanniae in Turri Londinensi asser-
▼ati, A.D. 1200-1205, also 1417-18, ace T.
D. Hardy, Vol. 1, all published, (pub. at
I2s6d) 1835
These Norman Rolls contain such letters
and grants of the Kings of England as almost
exclusitely relate to the provinces over which,
whilst annexed to the English Crown, our mo-
narchs exercised the same authority as in this
kingdom.
Patent Rolls : Hardy (T. D.) Description of the
Patent Rolls in the Tower of London; to
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(pub. at9») 1835
Papers relative to the Project of building a Ge-
neral Record Office, 8vo. 3 plans 1835
Exoerpta e Rotnlis Fiiiiam in Tnnri Londineaii
assenratis, Hen. III. lege, 1216*i272« cura C.
RoberU, 2 vols. (pub. at £1. 12«) 1835-6
These are selections from the Fine Rolb for
the purposes of Genealogy. The Fine Rolls con-
tain a great Tariety of matter relating to deaths ;
succession of heirs ; descent, division, and alien-
ation of property; custody of lands, and of
heirs ; liveries ; marriages of heiresses and wi-
dows ; assignments of dower ; forfeitures and
pardons ; aids and tallages ; affairs of the Jews ;
etc.
Ancient Kalbndars (The) and Inventories
of the Treasury of his Majesty's Exchequer,
together with other documents, illustrating
the History of that Repository, edited by Sir
F. Palgrave, 3 vols. (pub. at £2. 2«) 1836
Scotland. — Documents and Records, illostrat-
ing the History of Scotland, and the Transac*
tions between the Crowns of Scotland and
England, preserved in the Treasury of her
Majesty's Exchequer, edited by Sir F. Pal-
grave, Vol. 1, all published {pub. all8«) 1837
167 SADLEE'S State Papers and Letters, edited by A. Clifford ; with Life and His-
torical Notes, by Sir Walter Scott, 2 vols. 4to. (pub. at £6. 5* in bds.) portraits
and facsimiles, hf, russia, £2.^2s Mdvnbwrgh, 1809
Priced calf gilt, 1840, Jas. Bohn, £3.
"This Collection consists of four separate sets of Letters, relating almost entirely to the aflSiirs
of Scotland : the first, on the negociation for disuniting that kingdom from France, and for the
family Alliance against England ; the second, on the Scottish Reformation ; the third, on the Re-
bellion in the North of England, in 1569 ; and the last, on the subject of Queen Mary. In these
transactions. Sir Ralph Sadler, as Ambassador from England, bore an important part, and displayed
gpreat abilities as a statesman. His Letters, illustrated by the Memoir, and the historical Notes
from the distinguished pen of Sir Walter Scott, throw a strong light on one of the most interesting
periods of British History/' — Edinburgh Review.
168 Shenstonb's Works, verse and prose, 2 vols. 12mo. frontispieces and vignettes,
old calf gilt, Is 6d Dodsley, 1765
168*SMITH'S (Sydney) Works, 3 vols. 8vo. calf gilt, 27s 1839
169 SongSs Calliofb, or the Mnsical Miscellany ; a select collection of the most
approved English, Scots, and Irish Songs, set to Music, 8vo. calf, 16* 1788
170 Chabmee (The), a Choice Collection of Songs, Scots and English, 12mo. third
edition, hd^. Zs 6d Edinburgh, 1766
171 SOUTHEY'S (R.) Expedition of Orsua and the Crimes of Aguirre, 12mo. half
calf, Zs^d 1821
172 Common Place Book, comprising his readings and collections in His-
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J. W. Warter, 4 vols, royal 8vo. cloth, 36* 1849-61
173 SPECTATOE (the), with Preface and Notes, 8 vols. 12mo. half cay, a pretty set,
16* 1823
174 Sfenseb, the Fairy Queen, with Glossabt, remarks and Life of Spenser, 2 vols.
Svo, plates, old calf^ 7s 6d 1768
176 STATE PAPEES (Miscellaneous) from 1601 to 1726, 2 vols. 4to. hf hd. russia,
neat, 32* 1778
176 STATE TEIALS and Proceedings for High Treason and other Crimes and Mis-
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Emlyn, ^ vols. — Supplement, or State Trials from the reign of Edward VI. to
the present time, 1736, 2 vols.— ProceecUngs for High Treason, 1746, 1 vol. ;
together 9 vols, folio, calf, £3. 10* 1736-46
Priced, 1844, F. Macpherson, £4. 4*; fetched, 1854, rossia, Sir S. Graham*^ copy, £5. 10*.
177 SUETEES' (Eob.) History of Durham, Vol. 4, folio (including the additional
sheets), with Memoir of the Author by G. Taylor, tMKw^, 30* 1840
This volume is often wanting.
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178 SxTBTBBS* Society, vol. 34 : The Acts of the High Commission Court wiihin the
Diocese of Durham, 8yo. chth, \0s 1858
179 Tabso's Jerusalem Delivered, or Glodfrey of Bulloign, done into English in the
reign of Elizabeth by Fairfax, ybt^< A edit, with Glossary, stout 8vo. cf. 4s8 1749
180 TouB through the whole Island of Great Britain, giving a particular and enter-
taining account of whatever is curious, 4 vols. 12mo. old calf, 6* 1763
181 UNIVERSAL HiSTOET (Ancient and Modem) from the earliest account of time,
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lliis set is marked as having cost £16. 16«.
182 ViBOiL. — The thirteen Bukes of Eneados of the famose Poete Virgill, translated
out of Latyne Verses into Scottish Metir, bi the Eeverend Father in God,
Mayster Gawin Douglas, Bishop of Dunkel and Unkil to the Erie of Angus,
every Buke having hys perticular Prologe, Dlacit letter, 4to.
Imprinted hy Willyam Copland^ 1663
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183 VIEGIL'S -^NEis translated into Scottish Verse by the famous Gawin
DouaLASS, Bishop of Dunkeld, with a large Glossaey and Account of the Au-
thor's Life and Writings, foUo, good sourid copy in calf, 32* Edinh. 1710
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had yet appeared in English, is really astonishing ; for the work is executed with equal fidelity and
spirit, and is further recommended by many beautiful specimens of original poetry, which, under the
nam e of P rologues, are prefixed to each of the XIII. books." — Ellis,
184- WEBER'S Illustrations of Northern Antiquities, with Additions by Jamieson
and Sir Walter Scott, impl. 4to. (pub. at £3. 3«) hds. 26* Edinburgh, 1814
A valuable work, comprising translations firbm the earlier Teutonic and Scandinavian Romances,
being an abstract of the Book of Heroes, and Nibelungen Lay, with translations of Metrical Tales
from the O ld German, Danish, Swedish and Icelandic Languages.
186 WILSON (Dan.) the Archaeology and pre-historic Annals of Scotland, impl. 8vo.
many woodcuts, cloth, 28* Edinbv/rgh, 1851
With the Author's autograph. This valuable work is out of print.
IRELAND.
186 Bethah's (Sir W.) Irish Antiquarian Researches, with the appendix, 2 vols, in 1,
Bv o.pl ates qffaesimiles of Irish M8S. calf gilt, 20s Dublin, 1826-7
187 CARVE'S Itinebaby : Itinerarium Thomse Carve, Tipperariensis Sacellani Ma-
joris Ang^orum, Scotorum et Hybemorum sub exercitu Csesarese Majestatis
mUitantium, cum historia facti Butleri, Gordon, Lesly et aliorum ; nova editio,
tres partes in uno yolumine complectens, ad fidem optimorum exemplarium ac*
curata, imagineque auctoris adomata $ cui accedunt paucula qusBoam de vita
Itinerantis, necnon Index generalise 3 vols, in 1, small 4to. xxiv. and 432 pp.
portrait, half morocco, uncut, ^Os Qt^ori^cA, 1859
188 ■ the same, feinted upon Vellum, 4to. ^f. morocco, uncut, £7.
Only Two copies were printed upon vellum.
Only 100 copies are printed, and more than half of them are dispersed.
This is a reprint of an excessively rare and curious book, whose intrinsic and historical
value has not been sufficiently appreciated. It narrates the author's wanderings through Europe,
and his marches in company with an Irish regiment in the Imperial service ; and contains a con-
temporary and curious record of the troubles of that momentous epoch, when the Thirty Y bars'
War was desolating Germany, and crowning with glory the brilliant achievements of Gustavus
Adolphus, Wallenstein, Bernard of Weimar, Banner, Torstensohn, Piccolomini, Konigsmark, John
of Werth, and other great leaders on both sides of the struggle ; when Richelieu and his successor
Masarine were at the head of government in Franoef and the great Conde was already advanced
on his splendid career; and when- those civil troubles that ended in the death of Charles I. were
oonvulaing the British isles. At page 16, there is an interesting description of London and its
sights : The Tower, Westminster, Whitehall, the Exchange, London Bridge, Old St. Paul's, etc
all of which Carve visited, and here records his admiring impressions of.
The work has seldom been met with, complete, even by the most laborious collector of rarities ;
80 tiiat this reprintj with the addition of a general Index and a short account of the author,
wSH, it is hoped, be found a valuable accession to a library, whether it be considered as a curious
hook or one valuable to the historical student.
From this anthiir the historian Uarte has taken his principal material for detail of the pomp
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and power of Wallenstein ; and Coze, in the History of the Honae of Austria, acknowledges his ob-
ligations to Carre, whose work he styles equally scarce and curious. Indeed the powerful enmity
which Carve provoked by his writings caused their destruction and suppression (in the Itinerarium,
particularly of the last part) ; and this circumstance gave to them that character of excessive rarity
which they have retained for more than a century and a half.
The following is Carve's own account of the circumstances under which the Itinerary was written :
" Not in the quiet chamber of study has it been composed, but beneath the tents of war, where
my busy pen found no peace from the ominous clangour of the hoarse tarumpet and the loud roil
of the battle- drum ; where my ear was stunned by the dreadful thunder of the cannon, and the
fatal leaden hail hissed around the paper on which I was writing."
*' Mr. Kemey has made an excellent use of the very limited materials which exist for his
biographical preface. The work is brought out in a most creditable manner." — J. R. Jolt, Dublin.
** In the formation of a British historical library no department can with more difficulty, or
at greater expense, be supplied than that which relates to Ireland, whether the biography of her
natives, or the ecclesiastical and general annals of their country are concerned. This arises from
the excessive rarity of the volumes that treat of such subjects ; these having mostly been printed
abroad in a dead language, owing to political circumstances at home, and been destroyed in the
tumults and revolutions that have during the last three centuries swept the surface of the continent
of Europe ; while of the few that have escaped perdition, copies are solely to be found, for the most
part, on the shelves of the British Museum, the Grenville collection (richest of all), the library of
-Bodley or Trinity College. Among books of this class of high scarcity, the Itinerary of Thomas
Carve, or Carew, holds a foremost place, its value consisting not so much in the fact of its seldom
occurrence, as in the matter of its text. Hence it is that the present handsome reprint — ^limited as
the impression is to one hundred copies, and two upon vellum only — is peculiarly acceptable.
Commenced about sixteen years ago by worthy Mr. Pickering, to whose taste and judgment English
Literature is so largely indebted, the sheets, by untoward events, lay neglected in a warehouse uptil
they fortunately became the property of one fully qualified to appreciate their value, by whose care
and enterprise the book is now perfected. Mr. Quaritch therefore, has rendered good service
to the learned world. In his selection of an editor Mr. Quaritch has been singularly fortunate.
The attention bestowed by Mr. Michael Kemey over the re-impression of tiie last twelve sheets, the
completeness of his index, and his concise yet adequately comprehensive prefatory observations^
entitle him to much commendation." — I'dblet, May 28, 1859.
189 CARVE (Tho. Tipperariensis) Lyei. sive Anaeephalseosis Hibemica, in qua de
Exordio, seu engine. Nomine, Moribus, ritibusque Gentis Hibemicse snccincte
tractatur ; cui quoque accesserunt Aimales Hibemise, ab anno 1148> usque ad
annum 1650, sm. 4to. 'portrait, map and plates, very fine copy, morocco elegant,
gilt leaves, hy C Smith, rare, £4i, Sulzbaci, 1666
At page 443 is a brilliant impression of the portrait of the author.
Priced, 1829 and 1836, Thoi-pe, £7. 7» ; 1829, J. Bohn, £9. 9» ; 1832, Payne and Foss, £7. 7s;
1842, Thorpe, £9. 9s; 1847, Thorpe, ;^6. 6«. Copies have been sold by auction as follows : Rox-
burgh's, £4. 6«; Bindley's, £\2. 12«; Hibbert's, ^'6. 10«.
190 LODGE'S Peerage of Ireland, revised, etc. by Mervyn Archdall, 7 vols. 8vo.
plates, 36* Bub. 1789
191 MacCubtin (H.) Discourse in Vindication of the Antiquity of Ireland, containing
an account of the Gadelians from the earliest period to 1171, 2 vols, in 1, sm. 4to.
6* 6d Dublin, 1717
192 MAGEOGHEGHAJN", Histoire de Tlrlande, ancienne et mbdeme, 3 vols. 4to.
6 maps, fins copy, old french calf gilt, with the hooh-plate of Jean De Dry,
18* Paw, 1768-63
193 MACMAHON (Hugonis, Armacani totius Hibemise Primatis) Jus Primatiale
Armacanum, in omnes Archiepiscopos, Episcopos, et Universum clerum totius
E/Cgni Hibernise, etiam Prosecutio ejusdem Argumenti pro Primatu Armacano
contra Anonymum, 4to. very fine, ana perfect copy, with both the leaves of errata,
wiginal calf neat, extbemelt babe, £3. Anno Dom. 1728
Few copies possess the second errata ; Thorpe says he never saw another but the one he had,
1842, priced £5. 5«.
See Carte's Ormond, vol. II. p. 27.
194 MASON (W. Monck) The History and Antiquities of the CoUegiate and Cathe-
dral Church of St. Patrick, Dublin, from its foundation, 1190 to 1819 ; compris-
ing a topographical account of the Lands and Parishes appropriated to the com-
munity of the Cathedral, and Biographical Memoirs, oi its Deans ; collected
chiefly from sources of original record, 4to. viii, 478 and 98 pp. ; toith 7 beaU'
tiful copper engravings ; viz., a full View if the Cathedral; View of the Choir ;
ENGLISH BOOKS. H
a Cfround Plan of the Cathedral and Libertie*; the Monuments of Deans Sutton
and Fyche; jhdl'length portrait ofDEAis Sytift, and the Monument qfltichardt
first Marl of Cork (pub. at £3. 3«) hil^, 9« Dublin, printed fbr the Author; 1820
195 MASON {W. Monck) the same, LiJiGE paper, impl. 4to. Proof Impressions of the
plates, (pub. at £4. 149 ed) bds. I5s 1820
196 __^ the same, labob paper, 4to. toith a double set of the Plates, proofs and
India proops, hf. bownd green morocco, gilt top, uncut, 32s 1820
A very small number of the Large Paper copies remain for sale.
This book was originally published at the Author's expense and only a few copies were sold
shortly after publication. Mr. Monck Mason then went abroad, and the remainder of the edition
has been locked up in a warehouse, the book being considered not only very valuable, but also
▼ery scarce. Copies have often sold at sales for large sums. At the recent dispersion of the Author's
magnificent collection of Irish Literary Curiosities, the advertiser bought the remaining copies, and
now offers them at the above extremely low prices ; the Large Paper copies he confidently expects to
report soon out of print ; even of the small paper copies the entire remainder is under 100 copies.
The total edition comprised probably 250 copies.
B^gr To the Biography of Dean Swift and Memour of his literary labours are devoted 220
pages, in which the author traces every source of light and information to investigate the life and
illustrate the writings of that extraordinary man. And to the lucid details of the text are super-
added in notes a w^th of copious extracts and quotations from every work, as well contemporary
as modem, whidi has assisted to enlighten or to prejudice the public mind upon the real character
of Swift.
*' An elaborate work, displaying much antiquarian research. It contains some new and inter*
esting matter relative to the life and writings of Swift." — Loirndes.
197 O'BEIEN (Henry) on the Bound Towers of Ireland, or the Mysteries of Free-
Masonry, of Sabaism, and of BadLism nnveiled, Svo. cuts, cloth, 24a 1834
Very rare ; Purton Cooper's copy fetched 28«. *' In O'Brien's work on the Round Towers of
Ireland, may be found much curious matter ; and a good deal of light is thrown on the Horrors of
Serpent or Boodhist Worship. It is, however, a wild and irreverent book* and by no means to be
recommended to the general reader, independently of the nature of its details."
198 O'Conoe's Clm>nicles of Eri, being the History of the Gaal Sciot Iber, or the
Irish People, translated from the original in the PhoBnician Dialect of the Scy-
thian Language, 2 vols, royal Svo. bds. \4a 18^2
199 O'CO^OR (C.) Eebum Hibebnicabuk Scbiptobes Ybtebes, 4 vols. 4to.'£20.
BucJcinghamicB, 1814-26
Only 200 copies were privately printed at the expense of the late Duke of Buckingham.
The eipenses incurred by the Duke of Buckingham for the researches and for the printing of
these four volumes exceeded the sum of £3,0d0. They contain Latin Translations froth the origi-
nal Ibemo-Celtic MSS. in the library formerly at Stowe. The most important and interesting
works illustrative of the history and antiquities of Ireland were selected, and these volumes embody
no article ever b^ore printed, or, it might be almost added, ever before known to the literary world,
excepting perhaps, by name. The original manuscripts are now in the possession of the Earl of
Ashbumham, his lordship having purchased the Stowe collection of manuscripts. Priced 1837, and
1840, bds. Payne and Foss, £25. ; Gardner's copy, Large Paper, bds. fetched 1854, £20. 10«.
200 S*YiukND*s History, Topography, and Antiquities of Watebfobd, Syo. map and
plates, hf calf gilt, 3s 6rf 1824
201 Sheffield. Observations on the Manufactures, Trade, and Present State of
Ireland, by John, Lord Sheffield, Svo. LiJLGE fapeb, calf, 6* 1786
202 VALLANCEY (CoL Charles) Collectanea de Eebus Hibernicis : Essays, &o.
(chiefly from original MSS.), on the History and Antiquities of Ireland, a com-
plete set, 7 vols. Syo, portrait and plates, £8. 8* 1770-1804
In addition to the scarce Vol. VI. 1804, the above set contains : Vol. VII. An Essay on the
.primitive Inhabitants of Great Britain and Ireland^ 1807 — ^The Ancient Stone Amphitheatre in
Kerry, 1812 — Antiquities of Kilmackcumpshaugh, 1 790.
203 — — — ^ Collectanea de Hebus Hibernicis, 14 parts in 4 vols, stout Svo. plates
and maps, ca\f, 30s Dublin, 1786
204 the same. Vols. I. to V. Syo. plates, calf neat, £2. 2s 1786-90
These volumes are of great literary merit, and much sought aifter, in spite of Mr. Petrie's
opinion, who says : *' It is a difficult and rather unpleasant task to follow a writer so rambling in
his reasonings and so obscure in his style ; his hypotheses are of a visionary nature." Mr. Petrie's
account of ti^e Round Towers differs materially from that given by Vallancey in his sixth volume.
Vallancey advocates a similar view to that of O'Brien. Altogether the collection is well worth the
attention of every Celtic and Irish Scholar.
QUARrrCH'S CATALOGUE OF
ji. 1 .1 .1
205 WALKBE'S (J. C.) Historical Memoirs of the Irish Bards, 4,to.with the music of
JrUh Melodtes, clotk, 9s London, 1786
206 ■ — Historical Memoirs of the Ibish Bulbs ; memoirs of Cormac Common,
and of Carolan : and select Ibish melodies, 1 vol. 8yo. — ^A historical Bssay on
the Dbess of the ancient and modem Irish ; and a Memoir on their Armonrs
and Weapons~2 vols. 8vo. with Music and Antiquarian plates, calf, 9« 1818
207 WAREI (J.) Archi-Episcopormn Casseliensinm et Tuamensium Vitae, cum His-
toria Coenobiorum Uisterciensimn HibemisB, Dublinii, 1626 — De PreBsnlibns
LagenisB sive Frovincise Dubliniensis liber unos, ib. 1628 — in 1 vol. smallest 4to.
blue morocco extra, gilt edges, £2, 2s
On the fly-leaf is the autograph signatare of the author " Jacobus Wareus,** and there are also
two corrections of the text in his handwriting.
208 Wabe (Sir James) History and Antiqnities of Ibelaxd, with the history of the
Writers of Ireland, translated, revised, improved and continued by Habbis,
2 vols, in 1, folio, portrait of Ware and 21 fine large plates of Costume, Coins,
Antiquities, calf, fine copy, £%. 2s Dublin^ 1764
209 Scotianda SIBBAXI)! (Sir Bob. M.D.) Miscellanea quaedam era<Htae Ajiti-
qnitatis, qtiae ad Borealem Britanniae majoris partem pertinent, folio, with 3
plates ofKoman Antiquities, hf. bd. tall clean co^, scarce, 20s Mdinh. 1710
210 Bobthwicb's Inquiry into the Origin and Limitauons of the Feudal Dignities of
Scotland, 8vo. cloth, rare, 5« Edinb. 1775
«< This tract is intended to exhibit a view of the limitations of the ancient dignities of Scotland/'
Lowndes,
211 WaleSs CoxE*s (W.) Tour in Monmouthshire, 2 vols, in 1, 4to. with fine Views
by Sir B, C, Jffoa/re, map, etc, hf ca^f, neat, 26s 1801
212 GlfiAJjDUS CAMBEENSIS. The Itinerary of Archbishop Baldwin through
Wales, A.D. 1188, by Giraldus de Barri, translated into En^sh, and illustrated
with Views, Ajmotations, and a Life of Giraldus, by Sir Kichard Colt Hoare,
2 vols. impl. 4to. map and 69finejplates of Antiquities, Views, Castles, Ruins, Sfc,
(pub, at £8. 8* in bds.) 1806— Itmerarium Cambriae seu Baldvini per WaUiam
fegationis accurata descriptio, cum annotationibus D. Powell, 1804, 1 vol. —
together 3 vols. impl. 4to. (pub. at £11. 11*) £5. 1^04-6
" The learned Editor's Annotations and Notes are peculiarly valuable." — Lowndes,
"Giraldus* descriptions of Wales and Ireland are marked by a clearness of narrative and a
distinctness of conception which are seldom found among the medieval writers ; but they are strictly
interspersed with monkish legends and fairy tales, which render him a valuable authority for the
.earlfer history of our popular mythology." — Thomas Wright, Giraldus is the most andent topo-
grapher of Wales, he was Bishop of St. David's from 1 169 to 1203 inclusive. Two hundred copies
only of the above elegant edition (edited by Sir Richart Colt Hoare) were printed. Camden and
other historians quote him as an author of undoubted credit.
213 Phillips's Wales, its language, social condition, moral and religious character
considered in relation to Education, with treatise upon Scotland, Ireland,
Brittany, Man, etc. stout 8vo. (pub. at 14«) cloth, Ss 1849
214 PUGH'S (Edward) Cambria Depicta, or a Tour through North Wales, 4to. illus-
trated with upwards qf 70 views, (pub. at £6. 5«) bds, 21s 1816
216 — — — the same, 4to. calf extra, 30* 1816
216 YoEZE*8 (Ph.) the Royal Tribes of Wales, 4to. portraits, urieut, 12s Wrexham, 1799
217 C AMEBIAN QuABTBBLY Magazine and Celtic Eepertory (The), Nos. III. -VIII.,
X..XVI., XVm.-XX.— together 16 Nos. 8vo. sd, 30* 1829-1833
For Welsh Literature — see Cl€us ** European Philology,*'
FRENCH LITERATCJRE.
218 BESCHERELLE, Dictionnaire National ou Dictionnaire Universel de la Langue
Fran9aise, avec Texamen critique des Dictionnaires de TAcad^mie, de Laveaux,
de Boiste et de Napoleon Lanoais, 2 vols. impl. 4to. 3034 pp. unth the etymolo'
gies, hf, bd, morocco, £2. 10* Paris, 1866
219 BoBEL, Tresor de B>echerches et Anti^uitez Gauloises et Francoises, en ordre
alphabetique, enrichies d'origines, Epitaphes et autres choses rares et curieuses,
et de beaucoup de mots de la langue Thyoise ou Theuthfranque, sm. 4to. very
fi/m copy, calf neat, l%s Paris, 1655
** Ouvrage peu commun.'' — Brunei,
220 Cabtouche, {the French Robber) Le Vice Puni, ou Cartouche, poeme, small 8vo.
plates, avec Dictionnaire Argot-Fran^ais, hf, bd, 5s Paris, 1728
FRENCH BOOKS. ^
221 COTGEAVE (E.) A Dictionarie of the French and English Tonguea; stout sm.
folio, old caff, 24a London^ 1611
For an accoant of this yalaable and useful work— see Douc^9 Ilimtratitnu qf Skakapeare.
The most popular Dictionary of the period. ** We hate no Dictionary but Cotgrave that can
help xa to understand Rabelais's language/' — /. Ozeil,
222 DicnoNNAiBB de TAcademie Fran^aise, 2 vols, in 1, stout impL 4to. 1165 pp.
triple columns, sd. 12« ^ Bruxelles, 1847
223 — Babb^, Complement du Dictionnaire de I'Academie, stout 4to. 1281 pp. sewed,
9* Paris, 1846
224 FLEMING and TIBBINS* Royal Dictionary, French-English and English-
French, compiled from the Dictionaries of Johnson, Todd, Ash, Webster, and
Crabb, from tne last edition of Chambaud, Gamer, Descarrieres, Laveaux, Boiste,
Dictionary of the Academy and Complement, 2 vols. impl. 4to. (pub. at £3. 3*)
£2. 4a Paris; Didot, 1841-4
225 ■ Dictionnaire Fran^ais-Anglais, impl. 4to. 1104 pp. cL bds. 2ls Par, 1845
226 '■ English-French Dictionary abridged, royal 8vo. 1078 pp. hf. morocco,
16* Paris, 1866
227 Gattel, Dictionnaire Uniyersel de la langue Fran9ai8e, 2 vols, stout 8vo. 1862 pp.
Af. c alf, 7 s ^d Brux, 1841
228 LEEOuX (P. J.) Dictionnaibb Comiqub, Satyrique, Critique, Burlesque, Libre
et Proverbial ; avec une explication tr^s-fidelle d!e toutes les manieres de parler
burlesques, &c. qui peuvent se renoontrer dans les meilleurs Auteurs, tant anciens
que modemes, best edition, 2 vols. 8vo. old calf, 25« Pampelune, 1786
A work of great utility in reading the old French authors.
229 MENAGE, Dictionnaibe Etymolooique, ou Origines de la Langue Fran^oise,
avec les Origines de Caseneuve, les additions de Jacob, Valhebert;, Besnier et le
Vocabulavre Haffiohgique de Chastelain, nouvelle Edition, dans la quelle on a
ins^r^ les Additions a leur place. On trouvera encore les Etymologies de Huet,
Le Duchat, De Vergey, et ^usieurs autres, corrig^ et augmentees par A. F.
Jault, auquel on a ajout^ le Dictionnaire des Terms du Vieux Francois de Borel,
augmente des Mots qui y ^toient oubli^ ; 2 vols, folio, best edition, fine clean
copy, quite uncut, 80* Paris, 1760
Priced by James Bohn, 1840, £4. 4* ; by Nattali, 1846, £2. 10« ; by H. Bohn, 1847, £2. 16* ;
by Techener, PariS) 1853, 60 fr.
'■ On n'eut rien de parfsdt en ce genre jusq'au Dictionnaire de Manage. La Reine Christine
ditoit de lui, qn'il savoit non-seulement d*ou les mots venoient, mais oiL ils alloient." — Barbier.
230 MICHEL (Francisaue) Dictionnaibe d'ABOOT, ou Etudes dephilologie compart
sur Target et sur les idiomes analogues paries en Europe et en Asie, 8vo. Ivi. and
616 pp. 12* Paris, 1866
231 PouGENS, Arch^ologie Fran9aise, ou Vocabulaire de Mots Anciens propres a ^tre
restitu^s au langage modeme, 2 vols, in 1, 8vo. hf. bd, 7* 6d Paris, 1821
232 SPIEBS* French Dictionary : Dictionnaire general Francais-Anglais et Anglais*
Fran^ais, nouveUement redig^ d'apr^s les Dictionnaires Fran9ais de TAcademie,
de Laveaux, de Boiste, de Bescherelle, etc. et les Dictionnaires Anglais de
Johnson, Webster, B-ichardson, 2 vols. 8vo. both parts, 10th ed, sd. 13* Par, 1868
233 the same, 2 vols. 8vo. hf, calf, 18* 1868
*' A work of very great research, admirable in its arrangement, of great perspicuity, and a pro-
duction of a very high character. The Dictionary of Dr. Spiers was by for the best (French and
English) Dictionary he had even seen.''— Ftce.CAanc«//or Sir W, P. Wood, Times, Feb. 26, 1858.
Spiers' French Dictionary may emphatically be called " The most practical of all published.''
Talented linguists of France and England have combined in the task of producing, in a com-
pact form, a Dictionary comprising all modem Terms, Scientific words, Idioms, Phrases, and Diffi-
culties, thus making it an eminently useful Book of Reference to English and French Students.
Frusse, etc. 2 vols. 12mo. vellum, neat, 6* 1762
236 AKTHOLoaiE Fran9oise ou Chansons Choisies, depuis le 13e Si^cle jusqu'a present,
3 vols, small 8vo. with the Music, plates, calf neat, 10* 6rf 1766
237 Abchekholtz, Memoires concemant Christine, Beine de Suede, pour servir \
rhistoire de son regno, de sa vie priv^e et de I'histoire de son temps, 2 vols. 4to«
vellum, 10* Amst, 1751
J4 QUARITCH'S CATALOGUE OP
238 AzAis, des Campensations dana les Destin^ Hnmaines, 3 vols. Syo. sd. 4a Par., 181d
'239 En>licatioii tmiyerselle, 4 vols, in 3, Svo. »d, 3« Qd 1826-2B
240 Bacallab y Sanna, M^moires pour Bervir 2k THistoire d'Espagne boob Philippe
v., 4 vols, \2imo, portrait ana maps^ oldfirench calf gilt, 6« Amft, 1756
241 BAS.ANTE (M. de) Histoire des Dues de Bourgosne <ie la Maison de Yalois, 1364i>
1477, 2 vols. imp. Svo. cuts, half morocco, top edyes gilt, 30« Bruxelles, 1838
242 enricliie de notes par Marchal, 10 vols, in 5, Svo. plates, neatlvhf. bound,
36* Brux, 1839
A noble work — a masterpiece of historical narration. The author relies entirely upon conteni-
porary information, and introduces, as far as possible, the same language ; he gives in the style of
Froissart a most faithful picture of that eventful period of English and French History, the posses-
sion of France by the English. The peculiar position of the Dukes of Burgundy, first as masters
of France, and afterwards as almost independent Sovereigns of Burgundy, Picardy, Flanders, Hol-
land, and Luxembourg, their struggles for power in France, their combats with the proud cities of
Flanders, their magnificence in public entries and tournaments, their great influence in the affiun
x>( Europe, and their extinction in the Battle of Nancy, by the victorious Swiss, are all of the most
stirring interest, and serve indeed as the best guide for the understaiiding of Aiediseval History, its
glory and its misery.
243 BERANGEB (Mons.) (Euvres completes, 3 vols, large Syo. edition illustrSe par
J. J. Gbai^dyills, many spirited woodcuts, calf extra, gilt edges, bvC. Lewis,
£3. 5* JParis, 1839
A series of designs by Johannot inserted.
244 .-.—._ Oeuvres completes, illustr^es par Grandville, avec les Chansons nouvelles,
royal Syo, fine woo dcuts, hf red morocco, uncut, ISs Parii, 18*10-48
245 BIBLIOTHIeQUE BLEUE, ou Eecueil D'Histoires Singulieres et Naives, 6 vols.
in 3, sm. Svo. If, blue morocco extra, gilt backs and tops, curious a^ scarce, from
the lAhrary of the Earl of Clanbra^il, 30* Paris, 1769-70
Contents: Histoire de Robert le Diable, Ducde Normandie; etde ^chard Sans Peurson flis.
— Histoire de Fortnnatus et de Ses Enfans. — Nouvelle Histoire de Pierre de Provence et de La
fidle Maguelonne. — Histoire de Jean de Calais.
246 BiGNON, Histoire de France, depuis le 18 Brumaire (Nov. 1799), jusqu'a la paix
de Tilsitt (Juillet, 1807), 6 vols. Svo. (pub. at 48 fir.) sd. 6* Mons, 1829-30
247 Blano (Louis) Histoire de la E^volution Fran^aise, Vols. I. — ^VIII. Svo. (pub. at
£2J sewed, 25* Paris, 1847-66
248 BOILEAU Pesfbeaux, CBuvres, avec un Discours pr^liminaire par Palissot, 4to.
portrait and plates, bound from the sheets, blue MOBOCCO, gilt edges, with tooled
and gilt sides, and morocco joints, 32« Paris, 1798
249 Oeuvres de, avec un nouveau commentaire par Amar, 4 vols. Svo. Large
Paper, portrait, calf extra, £2. 2s Paris, 1821
This edition is the most correct and the most complete that has hitherto appeared, with regard
to the text and the notes of Boileau himself, and the varianies of former editions.
'* If I am not deceived there is something in all the compositions of Boilesn, so finished, so
femoved from conceit, and from forced thought ; there is such an ardent zeal for propriety in sen-
timent and in expression, such a sense of the dignity of the human character, when undebased ;
such a hatred of hypocrisy ; such a love of purity ; such an abhorrence of all profaneness, and of
indecency, and even of indelicacy ; that I am not able to name a man whose works, as a poet and
a critic, may be read and studied with equal advantage.'' — Pursuits of Literature, Sfc, p. 49.
** Boileau may be compared to the dog, whose sagacity is remarkable, as well as its fawning on
its master, and its snarling on those he dislikes. If Boileau wss too stem to admit the pliancy of
grace, he compensates by good sense and propriety. He is like (for I will drop animals) an upright
magistrate, whom you may respect, but whose public justice and severity leave an awe that dis-
courages familiarity." — Works qf Hor. Walpole, vol. v. p. 600.
250 BoiSHONT (A. B. de) des Hallucinations, Histoire raisonn^e des Apparitions, deS
Visions, du Ma^etismie, de Somnambulisme, etc. Svo. 626 pp. sd, 5* Par, 1845
261 Bbant6mb (P. deBourdeilles, Seimeur de) les (Euvres de ; avec des Bemarques
bistoriques, et critiques, par JLe Ducliat, Lancelot et Prosp^re-Marchand,
15 vols. 12mo. old calf gilt, Zord Orfbrd^s copy, £3. Londres (maestricht), 1779
" Brantdme is frequently an amusing and instructive writer, but his naivete often borders upon
ivhat must be considered not a little licentious. He has preserved many important facts, as well as
entertaining anecdotes, which mu^ have otherwise perished. It is pleasant to find the unaccount-
able omission of his name by La Harpe, aopplied by a short, but smart notice of him, by Barbier.'^
JHbdin*s Library Companion, p. 538.
FRENCH BOOKa 8S
The reader will find the notice mentioned by Mr. Dibdin, in Barbier'g BiblioikeqM€ d^wi
Homme de Go4i, voL 4, p. 17.
Mr. Dibdin adds in a note, " We owe to BrantAme, I believe, the presenration of the affscting
song which Mary song in the vessel, while quitting the shores of France, to return to her kingdom.
Yet there may be reasonable doubts of its authenticity. Was the sensitive mind of a woman in her
utnation, in a state to warble ditties ?"
** Here M. Villemain (in one of his Lectures) compared the cold narrative given by Robertson,
bf the last moments of the interesting Mary Stuart, with the unpretending page left by Brantdme,
who was merely a man of the world. Brantdme's page is picturesque and true« and almost sublime
because it is true ; while the laboriously polished narrative of Robertson is, at bottom, a mere fiction;
And why is this ? Because Brantdme wrote with the feelings and simplicity of his age ; while
ilobertson was merely a citizen of Edinburgh, who had become learned by poring over the woi^
of old authors, but he wanted that turn of mind whidi was necessary to enable him to see events as
they really happened."— ^iVinv Monthly Magazine, vol. 23, p. 95.
252 Bbosses (Clias. de) du Culte des Dieux Fetiches, ou ParallMe de rancienne Belir
gion de TEgyptc avec la Eeligion actuelle de Nigritie, 12mo. 286 pp. sd. rare^
3* ed (Paris), 17eO
253 Bboussais, de rinitation et de la Folie, 8yo. 590 pp. sd, 2s 6d 1828
254 ~ de rinitation et de la Folie, ou les Ea.pport« dn Physique et du Moral
.^tablis suT les bases de la Medicine Fhysiologique, 2 yols. 8yo. 1182 pp. sd.
Ss6d ' Paris, IS39
255 BBUSCAMBILLE (Euyres, contenans ses Fantasies, Imaginations, et Paradoxes,
et autres discours Comique, 18mo. calf gilt, rare, 24* Rotien, 1636-
'^ There are not three Bruscambiiles in Christendom (said the stallman) except what are chained
up in the libraries of the curious." — Tristram Shandy.
256 BussY-BiABUTiN, Histoire amoureuse des Ottules, suivie de la France galante,-
romans satiriques du 17e sifecle, avec des notes et une introduction par K)itevin,
2 vols. 12mo. chth, 5* Paris, 1867
257 'M^moires et Correspondance, 1666-93, 6 vols. 12mo. sd. 9* Par. 1857-8
258 BuTLBB, Hudibras, poeme ^cnt pendant les guerres civiles d'Angleterre, traduit
en vers £ran9ais par Townelsy, 3 vols. 12mo. ioith plates after Sogarth, chth,
16* Paris, 1819^
259 the same, 3 vols. hf. calfneai, rare, 20* 1819^
Tlie English original and French translation ori opposite pages. The best French translatioi^
ever made of an Englis h Classic.
260 GAPEFIGuE (M.) Histoire de France. ^Hngues Capet et la troisi^me Baoe,
iusqu'a Philippe- Auffuste, 2me periode, 2 vols, in 1 — Histoire de France an
Moyen Age, ae Phuippe-Auguste, 1180-1223, 4 vols, in 2— Moyen Age depuifl
Plmippe-Auguste jusqu a la fin de Louis XI. a. d. 1223-1483, 3 vols. ; togemep
9 vols, in 6, 8vo. half calf gilt, 24* Paris, 1829-39
261 — — — — les Quatre premiers si^cles de I'Eglise Ohr^tienne, 4 vols. 8vo. *rf#
7* M 1850-1
262 I'Eglise au Moyen Ace, 2 vols. 8vo. sd. Zs^d 1852
263 CASANOVA. Memoires de o. Casanova de Seingalt, Merits par lui-m^me, Edition
originale, la seule compUie, 10 vols. 8vo. ha^f Firench morocco^ vebt babb,
£3. 10* ParU, 1833-37
These cnrious Memoirs show a most extraordinary insight into human nature, and display thct
Romance of Prison Life.
264 Cent Nouvellbs NouveUes (Les) contenant cent nouveUes ou nouveaulx comptei^
Slaisants et r^cr^atifs pour deviser en toutes compagnies, nouveUe Edition,
*apr^8 le texte des premieres Editions gothiques, avec des notes et une notice
par P. L. Jacob, bibliophile, 12mo. 510 pp. cloth, 4* 6c? Paris, 1858
C'est 1^ le D6cam6ron gaulois ; quant & Tauteur, si ce n'est pas le roi Louis XI., c'est Antoine
de la Sale qui ^crivait sous la dictee du dauphin de France et de sa petite-cour au ch&teau de
Genappe. Cette edition offrira le veritable teste original, mais debarasse des innombrables fiiutes
d'impression qui rendent les Editions primitives presque inintelligibles.
265 .CERVANTES, Don Quichotte de la Manche, traduction de Sainct Martin, avec
la vie par Auger, 6 vols. 8vo. calf, 12* Paris, 1825
266 ■ Don Quichotte, traduit et annot^ par Viardot, 2 vols, royal 8vo. several
hundred spirited woodcuts by Johannot, hf, morocco, gilt hacks, 18* Paris, 188i
1
QUiLRITCH'S CATALOGFUE OF
867 OHASLES (PhOar^te) Etades : gar TAntiqiiit^, ror lea premiers temps du Chris*
tianisme et sur le Moyen Age, sur le 16me allele en France, sur les JSommes et
les Moenrs an 19® si^cle, sur l*E9pagne, sur Shakspeare, Marie Stuart et PAre-
tin, Olivier Cromwell, le 18™« si^cle en Angleterre, 2 vols., sur la litterature et
les Moeurs de TAngleterre au 19« siMe, sur les Anglo-Americains au 19« si^le,
11 vols. 12mo. haJfcalf^U, £2. :ParU, 1846-54
268 Choist (l*Abb^ de) Histoires de Philippe de Yalois et du Boi Jean, 4to.^n0 copy^
old, French cdygilt. Arms on sides, 6* Paris, 1688
269 Chbistine (Eeine de SuMe) Pensees, avee une notice sur sa vie, sm. 8vo. printed
in red and bUusk with borders, India proof port, 1^, mor, 6« Paris, Renouard, 1826
270 Chbokiqus de la Pucelle ou Chronique de Cousinot, suivie de la Chroni^ue Kor-
mande de P. Cochon (r^nes de Charles YI. et de Charles YII.), pubh^es fK>ur
la premiere fois d*apres les ManuQcrits, aveo Notes, par YaUet de Yiriville,
12mo. 540 ^^, fine paper, cloth, &s Paris, 1859
271 the sam&, 12mo. sd. 3* 6d 1859
272 COMIKES (Philippe de) Memoires, 5 vols. 12mo. portraits, old calf, bright giU
backs, 209 Brusselle, 1723
273 _^— the same, 5 vols. 12mo. portraits, old calf, 10s ib, 1723
274 • Memoires de, 12mo. hf morocco, 4f 6d 1843
276 COMTE (Aug.) Cours de Philosophic Positive, 6 vols, stout 8vo. sd, uncut, rare,
£3. Paris, 1830-42
276 — — Syst^me de Politique Positive, ou Traits de Sociologie, instituant la
S^eligion de I'llumanit^, 4 vols. 8vo. sd, uncut, 2Ss Paris, 1851-4
277 Contagion (la) Sacr^e, ou Histoire Naturelle de la Superstition, 2 vols, in 1,
12mo^»e ^Pjh old caff gilt, curious, Ss 6d Londres, 1768
278 COBJTEILLE&uvbbs de, avec des commentaires, par Yoltaire, 12 vols. 8vo.
Fine Paper, plates, calf extra, gold borders, gilt edges, £3. 3* 1817
This edition, says Bninet, is the finest and most correct we have hitherto had of this poet. It
contains also the translation of 7%e ImitaiUm of Christ, the PoSsies divertes of P. Corneille, and
the three best pieces of his brother, and some of the notes of Palissot.
'*The {greatest of the French dramatic poets. He was bom at Ronen, in 1606, and for some
time practised in that city as an advocate. His first dramatic performance was ' M61ite,' a comedy,
which met with such distinguished success, that he was encouraged to devote his rare powers to the
drama. The tragedies of * Medea,' 'The Cid,' * The Horatii,' and < Cinna,' followed, an^ estab-
lished for their author a pre-eminent station among French dramatists. Besides the foregoing, he
wrote many other tragedies ; and translated Thomas & Kempis, ' On the Imitation of Jesus Christ.'
It is melancholy to reflect that Comeille, who had achieved fame equally for himself and his country's
Htcratore, ended his di^s in poverty and distress. Died 1684."
279 CoxTBBON, Histoire du Harqnis de. Marshal des Camps et Armies de la Bepub-
lique de Yenise, 12mo. engra/oings, calf very curious, hs Lyon, 1692
880 CEETIN (Guill.) Poesies, 12mo.^ copy, inredm^or, by FoMchet, 10s Paris^ 1723
281 DAB.U (P.) Histoire de la E^publique de Yenise, 12 vols, in 6, 8vo. portraits and
plates, neat in If, vellum, £2. Brux, 1840
This grand historical work ought to be studied by every British Statesman ; the maxims and
causes which rendered Venice great and powerful, and produced its ruin after 1400 years of splen-
dour^ apply ii^ many respects to this country, and important lessons may be drawn from Dam's
pbarming volumes.
''This work, (says Brunet) one of the most important that has appeared of late years, has
already taken its place among our best historical works."
'* The author, Count Daru, has enjoyed opportunities for consulting a far greater number of
JMithentio documents than any preceding writer on Venetian History. He had not only firee access
to the secret archives after their removal to Paris, but his efforts seem to have been indefatigable in
collecting such further materials, as the great libraries of the continent could afford. He has thus
accumulated notices in his appendix, on nearly four thousand manuscripts, above half of which he
declares that he has personally inspected. He has rendered his two last volumes an admirable
catalogue raisonn^ of the authorities on which his labours have been founded ; he has facilitated
enquiry into his own accuracy, and the historical student is guided to various original sources of
inmtigation. But the best claims to praise must rest, of course, on the judgment and ability
irhidi he has displayed in the use of his materials. We have had occasion to subject his volumes
to a rigid scrutiny, and we have risen from the comparison of his labours with those of earlier
4rriters, under a strong conviction of his industry, accuracy and good sense.*' — Quarterly Review,
te2 Dblewabde, Histoire generale du Hainau, jusqu'en 1555, 6 vols. 16mo. old calf
gilt, 3tf 60? Mons, 1718-22
FRENCH BOOKa H
283 Delort (J.) Hktoire de la Detentioii des ^nulosoplief et des G^ens des Lettres ^
la Bastille et a Yincennes, 3 vols. Bvo.poriraitt, Kdifeaiffy ma/rhled edges; Ila/rl of
Shrewsbury's copy, Ss 6d Paris, 1829
284 Dbs Pebiebs (Bonay.) Le Cymbalum Mimdi, pr^c^^ des nourelles r^cr^tions
et joyeux deyis ^dit. corrig^e but les Editions originales, ayec des notes et une
Notice pap P. L. Jacob, 18nio. 477 pp. doih, uncut, 4a • Faris, 1858
286 the same, stout 12mo. vellum paper, sd, 6* ih, 1858
286 D'EsFiNELLE (M.) Les Muses Ealli^es, mick 18mo. engra/ved title hy Gaultier,
cay, 'gilt edges, 25* Faris, 1603
A carioas volume of old French poetry, printed in Italics.
287 DiABLE Ik Pabis (Le), Paris et les Parisiens : Moeurs et Coutumes, Caract^res et
Portraits des Habitants de Paris. Texte par MM. Sand, Stabl, Gozlan, Pascal,
Souli^, C. Kodier, Briffault, Balzac, Karr, Houssaye, Grautier, Feuillet, Musset,
etc. Illustbations par GAyABNi, Bertall, Champin, etc. 2 yols. one vol, con-
sisting qf204t large humourous wood engravings, the other containing several hun-
dred woodcuts interspersed in the text, 4/* f^or, neat, 35« Faris, 1845
388 DiCTioKNAiBE des Sciences Philosophiques (Biographies et Swets) par une Sooi^t^
de Professeurs de Philosophic, (Axtaud, Barth^emj St.-Hiiaire, BouiUet, Da-
miron, Franck, Gramier, Jourdain, L^hit, Matter, Pauthier, Bemusat, etc.)
6 yols . 8yo. cloth, 30* Faris, 1844-62
289 DEWEZ, Histoire Generale de la Belgique depuis la oonqu^ de Cesar, 7 yols.
8yo. calf gilt, \2s Brux. 1806
A standard book, the best history of Belgium.
290 DiDEBOT, CEuyres Philosophiques, 6 yols. in 3, 8yo. head, kf cf, gt, 15« il, 1829
291 DIJ BELLAT (Joachim, Foete excellent ct^ ce temps), ses (Euyres Francoises, thick
12mo. old French blue mor, withjkdl gilt backs, £3. 3* Faris, F. Morel, 1669
A collection of the various Works, with th^ir separate title-pages as issued in 1568 and 15699
having a general title-page. Dedication and Tables prefixed.
292 EcusiLS (Les) du Sentiment, premiere partie, contenant le Delire et I'Lnprudence
du Sentiment 12mo. vignette, old calf gilt, curious, 2« 60? Amsterdam, 1766
293 EGLY (Demonhenault a) Histoire des Eois des deux Siciles de la Maison de
France, 4 yols. 12mo. maps, fine copy from the Library of Fhili^ V. King of
Spain, in bed mobocco extba, gilt edges, with the arms of Spatn and France
stamped in gold on sides, £2. 2s . Faris, 1741
294 Faitblas. Loxxyst, Histoire du Cheyalier de Faublas, 2 yols. 8yo .plates, if, bd.
\0s Faris, 1834
295 Fetes et Coubtisanes de la Gr^ce, Supplement aux Voyages d'Anacharsis et
d*Antenor, 4 yols. 12mo. plates, old calf, curious, 10s Faris, 1803
296 FLOBIAK, (Euyres : Nouyelles, Fables, Don Quichotte, Gonzalye de Cordoue,
Th^tre, Guillaume Tell, Eliezer, Gtdat^e, EsteUe, Numa, M^anges, Lettres,
7 yols. 12mo. plates, calf gilt, ISs Faris, Fenouard, 1820
297 -^— — CEuyres : ayec la yie de Tauteur, 13 yols. 8yo. portrait and plates, hd^
morocco, gilt backs, ISs Faris, 1823-4
298 FoNTENELLE, OSuyrcs, 3 yols. 8vo. half bound calf neat, 10s 6d Faris, 1848
300 Fbanciok. L'Histoire Comioue de Francion, ou les Tromperies, les subtalitez,
etc. de quelques personnes ae ce Si^cle (en XII. liyres), nouyeUe Edition, thick
1^0. calf, marbled edges, 12s ^ Rouen, 1635-39
Corieux tableau da r^gne de Louis XII L Je me garderai bien, dit Nodier, de le recommander
anz ^tudiants en vacances et aux nobles ch&telaines en villegiatore ; mats je le recommande hardi-
ment aux linguistes. II n'existe pas en fran^ais un plus curieuz tresor de gallicismes familiers, de
rares proverbes et de bonnes phraseologies populaires.
301 FEOISSART, les Chroniques de France, Angleterre, Bretaigne, Bourgogne,
Escosse, Espaigne, Portingal et autres parties, ayec notes, tables et glossaire, par
Buchon, 3 vols, royal 8vo. half calf, %2s Faris, 1840
302 GBECOUBT, CEuvres completes de, nouyelle Edition augment^e, 4 vols. 8yo.
pUUes, calf neat, 20* Faris, 1796
03 Guise (Mile, de), les Amours du grand Alcandre ; suivis de pieces int^ressantes
pour seryir a Thistoire de Hbnbi IV. 2 vols. 18mo. fapxeb viiLiN, bltie morocco^
giU edges, 10s Faris, Didot, 1786
804 GUlZOt. Collection de M^moibes relatifs a Thistoire de France, dep
fondation de la monarchic francaise jusqu'au Xllle siecle, avec une In^~
'n^
tB QUARITCH'S CATALOGtJE OF
tion et defl notice, par M. Gnizot, membre de ringtitat, ministre des affaires
^trang^B, 31 vols. 8vo. neatly half hound calf, contents lettered, £10. lOt
Paris, 1823-24
J^tribution des outrages compris dans les 31 volumes dont se compose la collection ::
Tome 1. Gregoire de Tours.
— 2. Fr^degaire.— Vie de Dagobert.— Saint Leger.— Pepin le Vienx.
— 3. Annales d'Eginhard. — ^Vie de Charlemagne.— Th^gan. — L'Aatronome, etc.
— 4. Ennold le Noir. —Annales de Saint Bertin.— Annalei de Meta.
— 5. Frodoard. — Egliae de Reims.
— 6. Abbon.—Chroniqae de Frodoard. — Chronique de Raoul Glaber.— Helgand. — Adal-
b^ron.
— 7. Bonchard, — Hngues de Flenry.—Histoire de Vezelay.
— 8. Soger. — Louis le Gros, — Louis VIL — Galbert.
~ 9 et 10. Guibert de Nogent.->Saint Bernard.
— 11. Rigord. — Philippe Auguste.
— • 12. Guillaume le Breton. — La Philippide.
— 13. Guillaume de Nangis.
— 14. Pierre de Vaulz-Cemay.
— 15. Histoire des Albigeois.*— Guillaume de Pu7-Laurens.«-Ge8tes glorieux des Francois.
— 16, 17, 18. Guillaume de Tyr.— Croisades.
— 19. Bernard le Tr^orier.
— 20. Albert d'Air.
— 21. Raymond d'Agiles.
— 22. Jacques de Vitry.
— 23. Raoul de Caen. — ^Tancr^de.— Robert le Moine.
— 24. Foulcher de Chartres. — Odon de Deuil. — Croisade de Louis VII.
-— 25, 26, 27, 28.— Orderic Vital. — Histoire des dues de Normandie.
— 29. Guillaume de Jumi^ges. — Guillaume de Poitiers. — ^Vie de Guillaume le Conquerant.
— SOetSl. Table generale et analytique des mati^res.
305 GuizoT, Histoire de la E^volution d'Angleterre. Charles ler, 1629-49, 2 vols.
12mo. calf gilt, 6s 6d Leipzig, 1850
. 306 -^— HiBtoire de la B-^volution d'Angleterre, depuis ravenement de Charles I.
jusqu'^ sa mort, 2 vols. 8vo. portraits of Charles 1". and Cromwell, vellum gilt,
10s Paris, 1S4JS
307 HsMSTEBHTTis, (EuYTes Philosophiquos, 2 yols. Syo. nouvelle edition augmentSe,
^plates, calf, very neat, Zs 6d Paris, 1809
808 Henault, Abr^ge chronologique de THistoire de France, avec notes par Walcke-
naer, et continuation (jnsqu-l. 1793), 6 vols. 8vo. sd, 7s 6d Paris, 1822
309 JANIN (Jules) La Nobmandie, illustr^e par Morel Fatio, Gigoux, impl. 8vo.
mam pretty steel plates, woodcuts, ^c, ca\f neat, gilt edges, 2,7s Paris, 1849
]310 KAEB (Alphonse) Une heure trop tard, 2 vols. ; Clotilde, 2 vols. ; Une foUe his-
toire ; Grenevifeve, 2 vols, in 1 ; Jja Famille ALun, 2 vols, in 1 —together 9 vols,
in 7, 12mo. half calf gilt, \%s. JSrux, 1833^
311 La Chaisb (P^re) Histoire et Amours : Jean danse mieux que Pierre Pierre danse
mieux que Jean, ils dansent bien tons deux, 2 vols, in 1, 12m.o, frontispiece, red
morocco, richlygilt back and sides, gilt edges, 21s d Tetonville, 1719
312 LA FONTAIOTl (J.) Fablbs, avec un nouveau commentaire par Nodier, 2 vols.
8vo. VBLLUM PAFEB, with 12 fine plates, russia extra, gilt edges, very fine copy,
hound by Thouvenin, £2. 2s Paris, 1818
.313 — — — Contes et Nouvelles, nouveUe Edition, revue et corrig^e par F. Jacob,
bibliophile, d'aprki les Editions originales, avec toutes les variantes et plusieurs
contes in^dits, accompagn^e de notes et pr^c^dee de I'histoire de la vie et des
ouvrages de la Fontaine, par Mathieu Marais, 18mo. portrait, cloth, uncut,
5« Parw, 1858
314 — — the same, stout 12mo. thick vellum paper, India proof impression of the
portrait, 7s 6d ib, 1868
'* The characteristic quality of La Fontaine is simplicity ; not that childishness of thought, and
^guiltlessness of meaning which have often passed current under this title, but that fascinating sin-
'gleness of expression, whidi is not inconsistent with the highest refinement of wit, and which com-
municates a charm to whatever it relates, by saying the oldest and commonest things in so interest-
ing a manner as to give them all the zest of novelty, that air, in short, of ' unconcern so exquisite'
hj which the effisct of all the various embellishments of his poetry is heightened and improved.
Aei6 is, in^fied, throoghont his writings, an apparent unconsciousness of his own perfections ; and
FRENCH BOOKS. t9
(to use a trite expression) he never cackles over the egg that he has laid. His wit seems to escape
^m him as it were involuntarily, and is poured forth, without parade or display, in careless provi-
sion. But it is not by his wit alone that La Fontaine exerts so powerful an influence over us, for
while he delights to amuse the imagination, he knows how to touch the heart. This is the secret of
poetry, and this, after all, is the true criterion of a Poet/' — Quarterly Review, voL 23, p. 455.
315 Lalouxttb, Essai sui la Bage, 8yo. 4i folding tables, sd, 4« 6d 1812
816 Lamastine, Histoire de la Kestauration, 8 vols. 12mo. (pub. at 24«) sd. 10s 1851-2
317 the same, 8 vols. 12mo. sd. 7s 6d Brux. 1851-3
318 the same, 8 vols. 8vo. best library edition, (pub. at £2.) toith some MS.
notes in pencil, sd. 18* Paris, 1851-2
319 V oyage en Orient, 1832-33, 2 vols. 12mo. ^f. morocco gilt, 5* 1843
320 Girondins, 4 vols. 8vo. sd. \0s Bruxelles, 1847
321 (Lancelloti et Oliva) les Impostures de THistoire, 2 vols. 12mo. bds. 2s Qd 1774i
322 Legende Dob:^e, ou Sommaire de THistoire des Fr^res Mendians de TOrdre 8.
Dominique et de S. Fran9ois, 12mo. cttrious vignette on title, French cf. 5* 6<i 1734
323 Legendb (la) des Flamens, Cronique abregee en laquelle est faict succinct re-
cueil de I'origine des peuples et estatz de Flandres, etc. 12mo. beavitfvil Initial
letters, morocco, gUt edges, 16* Paris, Galliot du Bri, 1558
324 Legband d'Aussy, Histoire de la vie priv^e des Francois, depuis leur origine jusqu'^ .
nos jours, nouvelle edition, avec corrections, additions, et notes, par Boquefort,
3 vols. 8vo. calf gilt, 25* Ba/ris, 1815
325 L£ SAGE, Histoire de Gil Bias de Santillane, 4 vols. %^o.fme imj>ressions of the
plates after 8mirhe*s Designs, calf extra, gilt edges, 36* London, 1809
Priced, 1844. F. Bohn, L. P. cal^ £Z. 16* ; sold in Gancia's sale, 1856, morocco, £2. 19*.
326 Gil Bias, royal 8vo. mam/yfine woodcuts by Gigoux, hf. calf, 12* 1836
*' Le Sage knew more of the world than the Abb6 Prevost, and his wurks are consequently
more imbued with this knowledge. His Gil Bias is a fiuthful picture of every situation in life, and
is as instructive as amusing. His other novels are imitations of the Spanish."
BarM*r** BtR vol. 5^.30.
327 Liaisons danoebeuses, lettres recueiUies dans une Soci^t^, par C*** de L***,
2 vols. 8vo. plates, M. bd. red morocco, gilt edges, 20* Londres (Paris), 1796
328 LiYBB d*Amoub, ou Folastreries du vieux temps, 18mo. coloured plaies, calfextra^
gilt edges, 10* Paris, F. Didot, *. a*
329 LLOEEINTE, Histoire Critique de l'Inquisition d'Espaokb, 4 vols. 8vo. por»
trait, calf, scarce, 30* Paris, 1817-18
330 LOI^GUS, les Amours pastorales de Daplmis et Chlo6, 12mo. gband fafibb
TELIN, avec les ipreuves avant la Lettre, redmxyrocco super extra, the sides com--
pletely covered withfleur-de-lys, 28* Paris, Didot, 1800
331 Maonik, histoire des Marionettes en Europe depuis Tantiquit^ jusqu'a nos jounu
8vo. half morocco, neat, 9* . Paris, 1862
332 MABXxUERITE t>B Valois, Eeine de Navarre, L'Heptameron Fran9ois, Nou-
yelle^, etc. 3 vols. sm. 8vo. numerous fine plates and vignettes by FsEUDENBEBa,
superb impressions, issued without the printed but with the engraved titles, old
ccSfgilt, gilt edges, £3. 10* Berne, 1780
With the autograph of Frederique Comtesse de Hardenberg.
333 — — — L'Heptam^ron des Nouvelles de tr^-haute et tresillustre Princesse
Marguerite a'AngoulSme, Royne de Navarre. Nouvelle Edition, d'apr^s le
texte des manuscrits, avec des notes et une notice historique, par F. L. Jacob,
bibliophile, 12mo. 570 pp. cloth, 5* Paris, 1858
Les nouvelles publi^es sous le nom de Marguerite de Valois sont I'ouvrage d'une Soci^te qui se
i^nissait chez cette princesse : il est probable que Bonaventure Des Periers n*a pas 6te Stranger Ik
leur composition, et Marguerite eile-mSme a du y avoir une grande part.
334 Maby-Lafon, Histoire du Midi de la France, 3 vols. 8vo. second edition, hf. red
morocco, uncut, 12* 6d Paris, 1843
335 Mazube (F. a. J.) Histoire de la E^volution de 1688 en Angleterre, 3 vols. 8vo.
coif gilt, 12* Paris, 1826
336 Mebcieb, mon Bonnet de Nuit, 4 vols, in 3, 12mo. ^. bd. 6* Neuchatel, 1785
337 MICHAUD, Histoire des Croisades, sixi^me Edition, faite d*apres les demiers tra-
yaux de I'auteur, pr^ced^e d'une vie de Michaud par Poujoulat, '6 vols. 8vo.
portrait, views and historical plates, hf. morocco, 36* Paris, 1841 *
338 — — — Histoire des Croisades, avec Vie de Michaud par Poujoulat, et Appen-
dice par Huillard BrdboUes, 4 vols. 8vo. plates, l^anish morocco extra, gilt edges,
a fine set, £2. 16* Pan*> fV.rue)^^^S^
Sa QUARITCH'S CATALOGUE OF
839 MOLIEEE, OeuYres, 8 vols. 12mo. plates, nice copy, bright old edffffilt, 9* 1730
340 ' Oeuvres, nouvelle edition, avec lea remarques par Bbbt, 6 vols. 8vo.
plates, very fine copy in russia extra, marbled edges, £2, 2s Paris, 1804
341 Oeuvres, pi^c^d^es de sa vie etc. par oainte-Beuve, 2 vols, royal 8vo.
many spirited enqravinas by Tony Johannot, cloth, \%s Paris, 1835-6
342 MONTAIGNE, iSssais de, 3 vols. %vo. portrait, fine paper, old french calf extra,
gilt edges, 36* Paris, 1783
343 __ Lettre in^dite, accompagn^e de recherches par Jubinal, facsimiles,
Paris, 1860 — Lepelle, Lettre in^dite de Montaigne, facsimile, Zond, 1850 ;
2 vols, in 1, 8vo. sd. 2s 6d
" Mo prose writer of the sixteenth century has been so generally read, nor probably given so
mvch delight. There can be bat one opinion of the felicity and brightness of his genius." — Hallam,
344 MONTEIL rAmans-Alexis) Histoire des rpan9ais des Divers Etats aux Cinqs
demiers Siecles, preface par Jules Janin, 10 vols, in 5, 8vo. plates, haff calf neat,
28s Paris, 1842-44
345
Histoire des Fran^ais des divers Etats aux cin<| demiers sidles, ouvrage
couronn^ par Tlnstitut; 3me Edition, revue et comg^e, 5 vols. 8vo. sewed,
25* Paris, 1846-7
846 MoYBN DB Pabvbnib (par Beroalde de Verville) demiere edition, corrig^e et
augment^e d*une table de mati^res, 2 vols. 18mo. old French red morocco, richly
gilt sides, gilt ed^es, £2. 16* Nulle Part, 1739
** Beroalde, Sienr de Yeryille, a Canon of the Cathedral of Tours, considered his reputation as
a wit, more than as a clergyman, in his May en de Pctrvenir, published in 1599 — a book disgusting
by its grossness, but extremely curious, from the striking pictures which it offers of the maimers
and knowledge of the age. From him, I suspect, Sterne took Mr. Shandy's repartee to Obadiah.'^
P^errior»
347 Mussbt-Pathat, Histoire de la Tie et des Ouvrages de Eousseau, 8vo. 476 pp.
sd. 3* ed Paris, 1827
348 NAPLES. Obloff (le Comte G.) M^moires Historiques, Politiques et litt^-
raires surle Boyaume de Naples, aveo notes par Puval, 5 vols. 8vo. 2 mc^s, If,
bd. 7s Paris, 1819-25
349 NAPOLEON. Laubbnt db l'Abdj^che, Histoire de rEmpereur Napol^n, roy.
8vo. nujmy himdred wood engravings by Horace Vemet, calf extra, 15* Paris, \22Q
360 ' Jm)VI€K), Memoires de, 8 vols. 8vo. sd. tmcut, 16* ib. 1828
351 Nbckeb, de rimportance^des Opinions r^ligieuses, 12mo. caf extra, by JS^althoeber^
5* " Londres, 1788
352 OssAT (Cardinal d') Lettres du» aveo des Notes historiques et politiques par
Amelot de la Houssaie, 5 vols. 12mo. portrait, old French qf. gt. 7s Amst, 1714
353 Pabent-Duchatblbt, de la Prostitution dans la Ville de Paris, ouvrage appuj6
de Documents statistiques dee Archives de la Prefecture de police, 2 vols, stout
8vo. maps, sd. 10* Paris, 1836
d54 PASCAL (Blaise) (Euvbbs de, 5 vols. 8vo. portrait, calf neat, fine clean copy,
£2. 2* • La Have, 1779
355 ■ nouvelle Edition, 5 vols, in 4, %yQ. portrait, amd plates to the mathema-
iical works, calf gilt, £2. ^ Paris, 1819
350 ■ Oeuvres de ; les Pens6es et les Lettres Provinciales, 4 vols. 24mo. green
morocco, gilt edges, 10* Paris, 1824
357 ■ les Provinciales, ou Lettres escrittes par Louis de Montalte, en Fran-
qais, Latin, Fspagnol, et Italien, 8vo. old red morocco, gilt edges, veryfi^ne copy,
18* ... Cohane, 1684
358 Patheliw. Maistre Pierre Pathelin suivi du Nouveau Patelin et du Testament
de Pathelin, Farces du XYe si^cle, avec notes par Jacob, 12mo. vellum paper,
sd. cttrious, 5* Paris, 1859
359 Philosophib divine (la) appliqu^e aux lumi^res naturelle, magique, astrale, sur-
natureUe, celeste et divine, 3 vols. 8vo. old calf gilt, 10* *. l. 1793
360 PoisTBS Fban^ais (Petits) depuis Malherbe iusqu'a nos jours, avec des Notices
Biographiques et Litt^raires sur chacun d'eux par Poitevin, 2 vols, royal 8vo.
1442 pp. cloth, 9* Paris, 1841
361 QuiNBT, Ahasv^rus, 8vo. a cwrioiis mystical play, hf. mxyrocco, 2* 6rf Paris, 1834
362 BABELAIS (Francois) (Euvres, augment^es, revues, et corrig^es, stout 18mo.
calf extra, gilt edges, 12* Anvers, Fuet, 1605
FRENCH BOOKS. U
368 £ABELAIS (Francois) GSuyros, ayeo sa vie, xine def et quelques remarqnes,
2 vols. 16mo. old eaffneai, 69 1659-69
364 (EirvBBS, avec des Eemarques histoiiques et critiques de M. Le Duchat
et B. de la Monnoye, 6 vols. sm. Svo. plates, labge fapsb, remarkably heauti'
fid copy in old Fbench bed mobocco, gilt edges, £9. ds (Paris), 1732
365 Oenvres de; 3 vols. 8vo. calf extra, 27s 1823
366
remarques ae Lie utolchai, le Jjemier, de Lie Motteux, de 1 ADbe de JSiarsy,
Voltaire, de Ginguen^, &c. et d*un nouveau Commentaire histoiique et philolo-
gique par MM. Esmangart et Eloi Johanneau, 9 vols. Svo. sewed, uncut, £3.
Paris, Dalibon, 1823
367 the same, Vols. 2r— 9, Svo. no engravings, sd. uncut, 20s 1823
This edition of the woiks of Rabelais, printed by Ditlot the Elder, is ornamented with 132 en-
graTings, 120 of which serve to illustrate the Songes drolaiigues.
Cardinal Duprat was so enamoured of Rabelais' works that he was never without a copy of
them. Wherever he went, his Rabelais went with him. Cardinal Jean du Bellay*wa8 possessed of
the same feeling ; he admired Rabelais so much, that he refused a learned individual of the day a
seat at his table, because he had not read the Book, for so Rabelais' singular narrative was called.
Boileau styled him, good sense under a mask. La Bruy^re spoke of him as follows : *' Rabelais is
incomprehensible. His book is an inexplicable enigna ; a chimera. It is the face of a beautiful
woman, in other respects terribly deformed. It is a monstrous compilation of moral beauty and vile
corruption ; what is bad of it is of the worst description, the height of vulgarity ; what is good, is
most exquisitely so» the perfection of delicacy."
Steme is well known to have been a great admirer of Rabelais, and not a little of the spirit of
the (har6 de MetuUm, is diffused through his writings. The quaintness and abruptness of his style
may be traced also to RabeUus. *
Rabelais is more celebrated than read. In every page of his satire may be traced the character
of the man, whose words on his death bed were — Je m'en vais ehercher un grand peuiStre»
Swift, who has been called by some the English Rabelais, perhaps caught the idea of his Tale
of a Tub, and of Gulliver, from a knowledge of the Cur4 de Meudon^s productions.
** Whoever desires to understand the ideas and opinions of those times (the Civil Wart of
France), fully, must read -Rabelais. In the picture of licentiousness, full of repulsive nudities, which
he unfolds, lies concealed a profound seriousness. Rabelais is one of the few masters of satire who
has depicted the failings of a whole epoch in great and truthful outlines. He cites the errors of all
dnsBfn before the tribunal of sound human understanding : — the extravagance of the chiefs of the
land, permitted by over-indulgent kings ; the disorders of the capital, which the King, to the aa-
tonidiment of strangers, did not better suppress by the administration of justice ; the abuses of '
jostioe itself — ^its forms confusing and entangling the cause — its multiplied documents in the process
• »-and at last its decisions arrived at as if by the chances of the dice." — Aihetutum,
368 BACINE (E.) (Euvres, 7 vols. %vo. fine plates, Etruscan calf gilt, £2. Paris, 1796
369 (Euvres de, avec les vanaotes, par Petitot, et m^moires but la Vie de
Eacine, 5 vols. 8vo. portrait and plates, calf neat, 14i Paris, 1810
" Racine is deservedly the favourite of the French nation ; for besides the perfection of his style,
and a complete mastery over his art, according to the rules prescribed by the national taste, there is
a certain tenderness of sentiment, a movement of the heart, under all the artificial pomp by which
it is disguised, which cannot £ul to interest the reader. His Athalie is, perhaps, the most perfect
of all his pieces." — Edinburgh Remew, vol. 26, p. 93.
370 Hbcueil des plus beaux Vers qui ont est^ mis en Chant, avec le Nom dies Authenrs
tant des Airs que des Paroles, 12mo. frontispiece, citbok mobocco, gilt edges,
by Bedford, scarce, 36* Paris, 1661
371 iR^MTTSAT (Ch. de) I'Angleterre an dix-huitieme si^cle, etudes et portraits pour
servir ft Thistoire du gouvemement Anglais, depuis la fin du regne de Guillaume
in. 2vob. 8vo. (pub. at 14 fir.) sd, 9* 1866
372 SETZ. M^moires du Cardinal de Eetz, de Gruy Joli et de la Duchesse de JN^e-
mours, 6 vols. 12mo. nice copy, calf gilt, 15* Oeneve, 1777
373 ___ M^moires du Cardinal de Ketz, de Guy Joli, et de la Duchesse de Ne-
mours, 6 vols. 8vo. portrait and facsimile, library edition, large type, half caff
gilt, 26* Paris, 1820
371 SLerOltttlOll Francaises Bbissot, M^moires 9ur ses Contemporains, et la
B^volution Francaise, 2 vols. Svo. sd. 4* Paris, 1830
i
92 QUARITCH'S CATALOGUE OF
375 CoumiEB DB Pboybncb : Mibabbau, Lettres h. sea CommettanB, Mid-Juillet, 1789.
Courier de Provence, pour servir de suite aux Lettres de Mirabeau, Nob. 20-97»
Juillet, 1789— Janvier, 1790, et Nos. 118-162, Mars-Juillet, 1790; 7 vols. Svo.
hf. hd, scarce, 12* 1789-90
376 Delandine, Tableau des Prisons de Lyon, pour servir k I'histoire de la Tyrannie
de 1792-3, rare, Lyon, 1797 ; Eever, M^moires sur les mines de Lillebonne,
b plates of Antiquities, Evreux, 1821, in 1 vol. 8vo. hf, ca^filt. Is 6rf
377 Gabat, M^moires sur la Involution, ou expos^ de ma conduite dans les affaires
publiques, 8vo. hf. hd. 3* 6rf Paris, 1795
378 JOURNAL DE PAEIS, depuis le ler Janvier 1789, jusqu'au 31 e D^cembre
1791, (par MM. D. J. Ghirat, Condorcet, Eegnaud de Saint- Jean-d'Angely, etc.)
1089 Nos. wanting No. 195 /or 1790, and Nos. 115, 205, 272, 277-9, 311/or 1791,
Nos. 193 and 279 0^1790 are duplicates, otherwise complete and consecutive, in d
most desirable clean and uncut state, in 9 vols. 4to. \f. hd. X4. 4« 1789-91
This rare Journal containB the most interesting and authentic information of the daily occur-
rences during the French Revolution. It is in^ fact the most valuable historical account of the
IVench Revolution in existence.
'* The Journal de Paris Orst appeared in 1777 ; it is therefore the oldest of the French daOy
Journals. Up to 1789, M. Sautreau de Marsy, conducted that part of it devoted to literature, to
the satisfBictibn of the enlightened part of the community. For some years after the commence-
ment of the Revolution, its columns were dedicated to politics only. It is not yet forgotten with
what energy and talent the labours of the representative body were there commented on by Garat,
Condorcet, and Regnaud de Saint-Jean-d'Angely. Literature was again introduced to its columns
in 1796 by one of its Proprietors, M. Roederer." — Ventouiilac.
379 Mallbt du Pan, Mercure Britannique, ou Notices liistoriques et critiques sur
les Affaires du terns, 5 vols. 8vo, /^. bd. 15« Londres, 1798-1800
380 MiMoiBBS et Correspondance pour servir a I'liistoire de la E^volution, 2 vols. 8vo.
978 pp. sd. ds Paris, 1851
381 Italian Tbacts on the French Eevolution. (Barzoni), L*Equatore, 4 parts. Am-
hurgo, 1797 ; (Barzoni), I Bomani nella Grecia, Lond. 1797 ; (Scrofani), Tutti
ban torto, e Continuazione, Italia, 1794 ; 4 tracts in 1 vol. 8vo. J^. hd. 6* 1791-7
382 Bevolution Fbancaisb ou Analyse complette et impartiale du Monitbub, 3 vols. ;
suivie d'une Table Alphab^tique des Personnes et des choses, 4 vols, in 3, to-
gether 6 vols, stout 4tb. numerous portraits, hf. russia, d2s Paris, 1801-2
383 BoGHBJAQUBLBiN (la Maxquiso de), M^moires, 8vo. map of La Tendie, sewed,
Ssed Paris, 1S4&
. 384 Sabatibb, Journal Politique-National des Etats-G^n^raux et de la B^volution de
1789, 2 vols. 8vo. sd. scarce, 5* 1790
385 Tbacts and Pamfhlbts relating to the French Bevolution. Le Massacre des
Innocens, Assembl^e du Bailnage de Lons-le-Saunier ; Coulon, sur la Conspir
ration ; TEmeute a Aix ; Belation des Ev^nements, Avril 18-26 ; les Intrigues
d^voil^s ; la Conduite des Gourdes- du-Corps ; Massacres par les Protestans h
Nismes ; Proems relatif a la mort de M. de Belzunoe ; F6te patriotique donn^
parla Jeunesse d* Angers ; Troubles h Besan^on; B^cit Sanglant de ce qui s'est
§ass^ h Lyon au sujjet des Bejouissances ; NouveUes tr^s-interessantes du Havre
e Ghrace ; Affaire des Th^atins ; Becit de ce qui s'est passd a Chaillot ; les As-
sassins, D^nonciation au Peuple ; Manoeuvres de plusieurs s^ditieux, and others,
together 20, a curious and rare collection of the original pamphlets, some pub*
lished at the provincial towns, in 1 vol. 8vo. \f. hd. 20* 1789-91
386 TBACTS and Pahphlbts. Bobespierre, Bapport fait au nom du Comity de
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Le Brun, Lettre a la Convention J^ationale, (1792) ; Anspach, Pri^re pour
rinauguration de FAssembl^e, 1793 ; Gtisc, Discours prononc6 au Club Fra-
temel des B^volutionnaires de la Montague de Geneve, 1793; Bapport da
Comit^ des Quinze, sur les Abus dans Tadministration des Finances, 1793 ; B^-
flexions sur le proems de La Beine, 1793 ; Mallet du Pan, sur la Bevolution, 1793 ;
Weiss (Col. de) la B^ublique et le Corps Helvetique, 1793 ; I'lnd^pendance
par un Citoyen de TEgalite, 1792; Projet, des Assembldes de quartier; de
i'lnteret de la France h, une Constitution Monarchique, Berlin, 1791 ; 4 Manu-
script pages on the outbreaks at Perpignan and Aix, Octobre, 1790 ; 5 tracts on
the troubles in Sicily, 1796-9 ; and others — ^toge^er 48, rare and interesting
tracts^ £2. bs 1790-99
FRENCH BOOKS.
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387 SxTBAUD, Jerome Paturot a la recherche d*ane position 8ociale, royal 8ta. many
fine engravings by J", J", Chandville, \f, red morocco, gilt ed^es, 14* Paris, 184S
388 SiocHEFOUCiLiTLD^ Maximes et K^flexions, Svo. port, and facsimiles, sd, 2s 6d 1813
389 £ouo£BiBF, Histoire de Eranche-Comt^ ancienne et modeme, embrassant I'liis*
toire des brands ^v^nemens en France, Espagne, Allemagne, Suisse et Pays-
Bas ; pr^cM^e d*une description de cette province, impl. 8vo. pr^s de 700 paaes,
omi de 10 portraits sur acier et 2 planches d*armoiries coloriSes, (pub. at 20*)
hf, morocco, uncut, 12s 6d I^aris, 1861
390 "Rovjovx (Chey. de) Histoire des Eois et des Dues de Bretagne, 4 vols. 8vo. sd,
3* Qd Paris, 1828-29
391 RoussEAiT (J. J.) Oeuvres, 26 vols. 18mo. port, and neat plates, of. 25s Paris, 1791
392 — — (Euvres, 20 vols. 18mo. neat little cabinet edition, portrait, sd. 20s 1819
393 (Euvres Completes, avec des ^claircissements et des notes liistoriques
par Auguis, 27 vols. 8vo. vellum pafeb, peoof impeessions of the plates, half
calf £4. 10* Paris, Dalibon, 1825
394 Sainte-Beuvb, Portraits de Femmes, 12mo. 504 pp. hf. morocco, 4* ^d 1845
395 Sand (Mdme. Dudevant) (Euvres, Edition revue par I'auteur, 13 vols. 12mo. half
calf neat, 25* Paris, 1843
Contents : Valentine, Jacques, Leone Leoni, le Secretaire, Andr6, la Marquise, Lavinia, Metella,
Mattea, Lelia, Spiridion, la derniere Aldini, les Maitrea Mosaistes, Lettres d'un Voyageur, Simon,
rUflCoque, Horace, le Compagnon du Tour de France, les Sept Cordes de la Lyre, Gabriel, Melanges*
396 » la Comtesse de Eudolstadt, 2 vols. 12mo. hf calf gilt, 4* 6d 1845
397 Satyeb Mbniffee, avec notes par Verger et commentaire par Ch. Nodier, 2 vols.
8vo. plates, sd. 5* Paris, 1824
398 ScABBON Le Virgile travesti en vers burlesques, avec la suite de Moreau de
Braaei, Edition annot^e et pr^c^d^e d'une ^tude sur le burlesque par Foumel,
16mo. papier verg^ colli, cloth uncut, 4* Qd Paris, 1858
899 S^GTJB, Histoire Tjniverselle, contenant I'Histoire ancienne, Bomaine et du Bas-
Empire, 12 vols. 8vo. ^me idition, Q^ plates, portraits, and maps, 15* Paris, 1839
400 SiioB de Calais, Nouvelle bistorique (par Madame de Tencin), 2 vols, in 1, 12mo.
fine copy in old blue morocco^ gilt edges, 12* Qd La JSaye, 1739
401 SISMOKDI, Histoibe des Fban^ais, avec Table g^n^rale alphab^tique, 31 vols.
8vo. best edition, sd. uncut, rare, £6. 6* Paris, 1821-44
402 the same, 31 vols. 8vo. i^f. bd. calf neat, £9. 9* 1821-44
403 the same, 31 vols. 8vo. calf gilt, £10. 10* 1821-44
Priced, 1845, Bossange, sewed, £10. 10*.
The best History of France is undoubtedly that of the learned Sismondi, who diligently studied
all the original Sources, and guided by a sound critical judgment, and by liberal politi<»] views,
produced a work which super^es all rivals. Sismondi's style is noble and vivid ; he gives life to
every character he describes. Many pages of Sismondi illustrate English History ; and of the
French Historians, he is the most honest and candid with regard to this country. Guizot recom-
meoda Sismondi's History of France as the best book of its kind. Since Mezerai's time, a vast
auMrant of additional matter has been gathered in illustration of persons and events, all of which
Sismondi has used in his work. '* The author of the historical work now before us is already well
known to our readers. * * * On the field which he has now chosen, Sismondi must be considered
not as having rivals to surpass, but as having an entire deficiency to supply, Daniel, and even
Mezeraiare no longer read. Yelly is a cold and languid compiler, whose narrative is very incom-
plete, and who is inore inaccurate than is excusable in a writer who is so little turned aside by
reflection from inquiring into facts. Henault's Abridgment is no more than a portable book of
reference, and a convenient help to the recollection of those who are already acquainted with
History. * * * The History of Charlemagne in this work is incomparably the best that we have
ever read. The narrative is full and accurate, uniformly supported, and often animated by original
docaments. The events are disposed in the clearest order ; the authorities are weighed with critical
judgment ; curiosity and research everywhere directed to proper and important subjects ; the lan-
guage is natural and spirited ; the narration is at the same time interesting and amusing ; and if we
were desirous of pointing out the best general account of the state of the world in the beginning of
the ninth century, we should have no hesitation to name M. de Sismondi's History of Charlemagne."
Edinburgh Review, vol. 35, pp. 488-9-504.
404 SISMOKDI, Histoibb dbs EiIfubliqubs Italibnnes du Moyen Age, 12 vols.
8vo. sd. 36* Paris, 1829
405 R^publiques Italiennes, 10 vols. 8vo. portraits and plates, neatly hf bd.
morocco, fkll gilt backs, £3. IC* Paris, Fume, 1840
34 QUARITCH'S CATALOGUE OF
406 SiBUOVDi, lUpubliques Italiennes, Vols. 12-16, 8yo. qftenwcmfing, ICW Par, 1818
A work that will yet always be read for the beanty of its style, and the richness and wfadom pf
Hs reBeotions. *' The analogy between the republics of ancient Greece and those of Italy during
the Middle Ages is also well deserving of attention. Between the population of Athens and that of
Florence there is no greater apparent di£ference than might be ascribed to mere local causes. In
both there ia the same fervour for democratic rule, the same fickleness, the same thirst lor pleasure,
similar innate lore of the fine arts, the same passionate vehemence of admiration or of hatred, and
It would be difficult to establish any important moral difference between a Florentine of the age of
Lorenzo the Magnificent, and a Greek of the age of Pericles. Whoever would wish to trace the
commerce, the philosophy, art, literature, and policy of modem Europe, must make the period of
the Italian republics a particular study.'' — Geni.*g Mag, Oct. 1844.
*' The publication of M. Sismondi's Histoire des R^publiques Italiennes has throvm a blase of
light around the most interesting, at least, in many respects, of European countries, during the
middle ages. I am happy to bear witness, so far as my own studies have enabled me, to the learn-
, ing and diligence of this writer ; qualities which the world are apt sometimes not to suppose, when
* they perceive so much eloquence and philosophy. I cannot express my opinion of M . Sismondi in
this respect more strongly than by saying that his work has almost superseded the annals of Mura>
tori." — Hallam'g Middle Ages,
407 — Pr^is de rHistoire des Fran^aiB josqu'a 1598, 2 vok. 8vo. 1106 pp. sd,
4a 6d Paris, 1839
The author's own abridgement.
406 ' - de la Litt^rature du Midi de TEurope, 4 vols. 8vo. (f, gt, 20# Par, 1819
A very interesting history of the Literature of the Romance Languages.
409 Sub, le Juif Errant, roy. 8vo. large engravings, J^, calf, ailt back, 10* Brux. 1845
410 SULLY. Memoires ou Oeconomies Eoyafes d'Etat, aomeBtiqaes, politiques et
militaireB de Henbi lb Gband, par Maximilien de Bethune, Due de Sulk',
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411 -^ Memoires, avec Eemarques par l^cluse des Loges, 8 vols. 12mo. calf
neat, 9« 1778
412 — Memoires, nouvelle edition, 6 vols. 8vo. port, calf gilt, 2^' Paris, 1822
413 TALLEMANT DES E^ATJX, les Historiettes : Memoires pour servir a ITiis-
toire du XYIIe sicele, public avec des Notes par Monmerque, de Chateaugiron,
et Taschereau, 6 vols. 8vo. hf ca\fgilt, 28« Paris, 1834-5
414 Thiebault, Mes Souvenirs de Yingt Ans de s^jour a Berlin, ouFr^d^ricle Grand,
sa famille, sa cour, son gouvemement, son acaddmie, ses dcoles et ses amis litte»
rateurs et philosoplies, zme edition, 5 vols. 8vo. half calf, 14a Paris, 1805
415 the same, 4me Edition, 5 vols. sm. 8vo. hf calf neat, 20* Paris, 1826
416 THIEEEY, Histoire de la Conqubte DEL'ANGLSTEBBEparlesJS'ormands, 4vol8.
8vo. maps, neatly half bound morocco, 20s Brux, 1885
417 the same, 4me edition, revue et corrig^, 4 vols. 8vo. half calf gilt,
18* Paris, 1836
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gilt, 18* Paris, 1846
419 — ^ the same, 4 vols, sd, 7s 6d Paris, 1846
One of the best written French Works on English History. Nowhere is the long struggle of
the Saxons against their Norman Conquerors, and their final amalgamation, better recited than in
Thierry's stirring pages.
420 THIERS, Histoire de la Revolution Fban9aisb, 10 vols, 8vo. best edition, nU'
m^rotis steel portraits and plates, sd. 38* Paris, Fume, 1857
''The History of the French Revolution by Thiers is a celebrated and popular book in France
^-and 1 believe in Europe. His was, in the highest degree, one of that quality of minds which
takes a marvellous grasp of all things — rapid in the acquirement of knowledge — one of those fine
and unsullied pages on which so much may be written. He set himself to examine into the £scts
and the men of the Revolution. He inquired into its laws, it orations, its battles, its victories, its
defeats. He occupied himself with researches of a thousand kinds ;~war he discussed with the
generals — finance with the finanders — diplomacy with the diplomatists. Nothing escaped his en-
thusiastic, persevering, and enlightened mind. The History of the French Revolution unites in
itself all the kinds of merits which characterise those various brief historic relations, which are not
history itself, though nearly reUted to it. Its pages contain admirable passages. There are in
many parts of this great book, whole chapters, wluch read as if they had been written with the
■word." — Jules Janin,
421 Thubot, Introduction a I'Etude de la Philosophie, 2 vols. 8vo. 796 pp. sd, 4* 1830
422 ToPFPEB, Voyages en Zigzag, royal 8vo. engravings by Calami Paris, 1844
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l^ans dans see rapports avec la Eevolution Eran^aise, 2 toIs. 8to. 1^, bd, green
morocco^ilt edges, with Louis Philippe's cypher, Ss Paris, 1845
425 Yalbbt, Voyages Historiques, Litt^raires et Artistiques en Italie, 3 vols. 8yo. sd.
Is 6d Paris,
426 y^BA., Introduction k la Philoso^hie de Hegel, Svo. 306 pp. sd. 2s 6d 1855
427 Ybbok, Memoires d'un Bourgeois de Paris, 6 vols. 8to. cloth, 10s Paris, 1853-5
428 YiLLABS (Mar^clial, Due de) Vie ^crite par lui-mdme, 4 toIs. 12mo. portrait and
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429 YiLLBMAiK, Tableau de fa Litt^rature du Moyen Age, 12mo. hf. mor, 3« Qd 1846
430 YOLTAIBE (M.) CBuybes CoMPLisTES, avec des notes de Beaumarchais, 70 yoIs.,
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CIYILBS des Fran^ais, thick sm. Syo. veL rare, 30« La Bochelle, P, Davantes, 1573
434 WOUl^BS, Histoire Parlementaire de I'Assembl^e Nationale, pr^o^d^e du
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438 — ^— — German Dictionary, adapted to the English student by Feiling, Hei-
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sd. bs Samhurg, 1841
448 CONVEESATIONS-LEXICON. Allgemeine Deutsche Eeal-Encyklopaedie
fiir die gebildeten Staende, kinth edition, 15 vols. 8vo. vellum fafes, sd.
£2. i^pzta, 1843-48
449 ' Allgemeine dentsche Real Encyclopadie, lOte verhesserte Aufiage, 16
vols, royal 8vo. hf, bd. calf, £3. Leipzig, 1851-5
450 Dahlmann's Geschichte von Dannemark, 3 vols. 8vo. sd. 7s 6d Hamburg, 1840
The best history of Denmark.
451 DEUTSCHE CLASSIKEE : Meyer's Groschen-Bibliothek der Deutschen
Classiker— -a complete collection of the principal German Classics, some entire,
others abridged, about 200 parts bound up in 53 vols. 24mo. arranged in one
alphabet, neatly hf bound, lettered, 36* Hildburghausen, 1830, etc.
A complete library of German Literature, well adapted for the country or a long sea voyage.
452 Engel's (J. J.) Schriften : der Philosoph fur die Welt, Fiirstenspiegel, Beden,
Schauspiele, Mimik, Philosophische Schriften, die Poetik, Herr JLorenz Staik,
12 vols. 12mo. bds. Is Qd Berlin, 1844-5
453 EsiTis sicut Deus, ein anonymer Roman, 3 vols. 12mo. sd, 4« Qd Hamburg, 1855
454 FiscHEB (Er.) der Somnambulismus, 3 vols. 12mo. calf, 4ts Basel, 1839
455 Die Naturlehre der Seele, 4 vols. 8vo. sd. 6s JBasel, 1834-5
456 GERVINUS, Geschichte dee poetischek National Litebatub der Deutschen
von der ersten Spuren der deutschen Dichtung bis zur Zeit der Befirehing-
skriege, 5 vols, in 3, 8vo. (pub. at £2. IQs) half calf neat, 20* Leipzig, 1840-2
457 ^ the same, 5 vols, in 3, 8vo. hf, red morocco, marb, edges, S2s 1840-2
458 ■ the same, 5 vols. 8vo. cloth, ISs 1842-6
459 • the same, 4to. gdnzlich umgearbeitete Ausgabe, 5 vols. 8vo. sd. 21* 185S
460 GKETHE'S Sammtliche Weezb, 40 vols, in 20, 16mo. £2. StuUgart, Cotta,\S40
481 PoetischeimdProsaische Werke, 2 vols. roy.8vo.^/ate*, 30* iS<«^^. 1836-7
402 ■ Reineke Fuchs, mit Zeichnungen von Kaulbach, atlas 4to. superbly
illustrated edition, 37 beautiful and spirited plates, red morocco, gilt edges,
£2. 12* 6d Stuttgart, 1846
A subscriber's copy, with very fine impressions of the plates.
453 I Faust, 2 vols, in 1, 12mo. hf morocco, 4ts ib. 1849
464 Goethe und Zelteb, Briefvrechsel, 1796-1832, heransgegeben von Dr. F. W..
Reimer, 6 vols. 8vo. (pub. at £2. 8*) 7* 6rf Berlin, 1833-4
465 s Briefe von Goethe an Stein — ^Briefe von imd an Goethe, herausg. von
Riemer — Briefw^echsel zwischen Goethe und F. H. Jacobi — Blurzer Briemech-
sel zwischen Klopstock und Goethe, 1776 — 3 vols. 12mo. sd. 3*6rf Leip. 1833-46
466 DOntzeb, Freundesbilder aus Gothe*s Leben ; Studien zum Leben des Dichters,
8vo. (pub. at 10* 6rf) sd. 4* Qd Leipzig, 1863
467 RosENZBANZ (Dr. K.) Gothe und seine Werke, 8vo. (pub. at 7* 6cO cloth, is ^
Kbnigsberg, 1847
'* Goethe is held, by the unanimous voice of Europe, to have been one of the greatest poets of
our own, or of any other time." — Whewell, ** Goethe, simple yet profound, united the depth of
philosophical thought to the simplicity of childish affection; and striking with almost inspired
felicity the chord of native affliction, produced that mingled flood of poetic meditation and indi-
vidual observation, which has rendered his fame unbounded in the Fatherland." — Alison.
468 Hegel's Encyklopadie der philosophischen Wissenschafben in Grundrisse, von
Rosenkranz, Svo. cloth, 4is Berlin, 1845
459 Rosenkranz, HegeFs Leben, 8vo. 598 pp. portrait, cloth, 4* Berlin, 1844
470 Hebdeb*s vom G^ist der Ebraischen Poesie, von Justi, 2 vols. 8vo. hf. calf, uncut,
7* Leipzig, 1825
471 — Ideen zur Philosophic der Geschichte der Menscheit, 2 vols. 8vo. (pub.
at 9*) sd. 5* Leipzig, 1828
*'*'^ the 8ame» two vols. 8vo. hf morocco, Is 6rf 1828
GERMAN BOOKS. 87
473 Hi7UB0LDT*s (A. Ton) E!oBmo»^ Entwurf einer phyBisohen Weltbeschreibmig,
3 y<^ 8vo. (pub. at £1. 6s) Itf, caJf gilt, Dr, Sorsfield^s autograph on the title"
pciffes, IBs Stuttgart, 1845-50
474 Kosmos, Vols. I. II. III. part 1, Svo. best edition, sd. 6* Stutt, 1845-50
476 JEAN PAUL'S (Fr. RLchter) sammtliche Werke, 60 vols. 12mo. best edition, sd.
uncut, £2. 2s Berlin, 1826-28
A very nice desirable library copy of this great German Comic Writer.
476 IT A N T'S (Immanuel) Werke, sorgftdtig revidirte Gesammtausgabe, mit Vorrede
von Hartenstein, nebst einer sammlun^ von Briefen und offentlichen Erklarun-
gen nnd einem chronologiscbem Verzeichnisse Sckriften Kant's, 10 vols, in 5,
%vo. portrait and facsimile, fine cofy^ marbled calf gilt, £2. 10» Leipzig, 1838-9
477 . Kritik der reinen Verniinft, herausg. von Bosenkranz, Svo. cloth,
3tf 6i Leipzig, 1838
478 S.OSENEBANZ, Gescbiclite der Xant'scban Philosopbie, 8vo. 498 pp. cl. 3« 6^ 1840
479 Koenee's sammtliche Werke, 4 vols. 12mo. portrait, hf calf, 7s 6d Berlin, 1838
480 XUItZ, Huidbuch der poetiscben National-literatur der Deutscben, von Haller
bis auf die neneste Zeit, nebst Angabe der friibem Lesarten biograpbiscben
Notizen nnd literariscb-astbetiscbem Kommentar, 3 vols, in 1, royal 8vo. haff
morocco, 7s 6d Zurich, 1840-2
481 LAFONTAINE (Angust von) Novellen nnd Erzahlnngen, 100 vols, in 43, 12mo.
Grerman boards, lettered, 16* Berlin, 1800-17
A complete set of these popular and interesting Novels..
482 Lbnatj's (Nicolans) Gedicbte, 2 vols, in 1, \%mo. frontispiece, cloth gilt, 5« 1846
483 LESSING (G. E.) sammtlicbe Werke, 30 vols, in 15, 12mo. hf bd. calf, 28*
Carlsruhe, 1824
484 — — — Scbriften, 32 vols. 12mo. port, fin^ paper, sd, uncut, 20s Berlin, 1825-28
485 anotber copy, 32 vols, in 16, german bds. lettered, 20s ib. 1825-8
486 — — — gesammelte Werke, 10 vols. 12mo. sd, 10s Leipzig, 1841
487 ■ Emilia Gralotti, 12mo.^r*< edition, 2s 6d Berlin, 1772
** He leaves no descendants," says Mendelssohn in a letter which narrates his decease, ** bat a
mote surely endearing memorial : he vrrote Nathan the Wise, and died."
488 LoNOOs, Dapbnis nnd Cbloe, ans dem Griecbiscben iibersetzt durcb Krabinger,
12mo. red morocco, gilt edges, Ss 6d Landshut, 1809
489 Matthisson (F.) Gremcbte, 2 vols. 8vo. hf morocco, 5* Tubingen, 1811
491 Mosbb's (Jnstns) Patriotiscbe Pbantasien, 4 vols. Syo. port. sd. 5* Berlin, 1820
492 MOLLEK (Johannes von) Sammtlicbe Werke, 18 vols. sm. 8vo. portrait, calf,
25* Tubingen, 1810-14
Contents : AUgemeine Geschichte besonders der Earopaischen Menscheit, Biographische Denk-
wCundigkdten, LebcHQsgesehichte, Kleine Historische Scbriften, zar Geschichte des teutschen FUrs-
tenbnndes, Historische Kritik, zor Literatur und Greschichte der Schweiz, Briefe, Studien, Philip-
piken.
493 MuLLEB (J. von) G^scbicbte Sg^weizebischee Eidgenossenscbaft, 6 vols. 8vo.
portrait, hf calf, the last sewed, 10* Leipzig, 1806-16
494 NiBELUKOEN Notb (Der), die Bearbeitung des Textes von Dr. Pfizer, 4tto* with
fine woodcuts after Schrtorr and Neureuther, hf, morocco, 21* Stuttgart, 1843
495 — — ^— tbe same, 4to. cloth, uncut, 18* 1843
496 NiBBiTHE (E. G.) Gescbicbte des Zeitalters der Eevolution, 2 vols, in 1, 8vo. (pub.
at 16*) cloth, 6* SamJywrg, 1845
497 PEETZ (G. H.) Leben des Ministers Feeiheben vom Stein, Vols. I—V. (1757-
1823) Svo. portrait ofFr. v. Stein, (pub. at £2. 10*) cl, 20* Berlin, 1849-54
Vol. 6 in 2 parts, completing the work, can be procured new for 18*.
498 EANKE (L.) Fiirsten und Volker von Siid-Europa im 16ten und 17ten Jahrbun-.
dert ; die Eomiscben Papste im 16ten und 17ten Jabrbundert, 3 vols.— togetber
4 vols. 8vo. (pub. at 32*) sd. 15* Berlin, 1837-9
499 Deutscbe Gescbicbte im Zeitalter der Eeformation, 5 vols. Svo. best
library edition, calf gilt, fine copy, £2. 2* Berlin, 1842-43
500 anotber copy, 5 vols. 8vo. hf, calf neat, 21* 1842-43
501 « tbe same, witb vol. 6, containing tbe " Anbang von Urkunden," 6 vols,
8vo. cloth, 36* 1842-47
602 IU>ttbck*8 AUgemeine Weltgescbicbte bis 1831, 6 vols. 16mo. portrait, bds,
7* Qd Stuttgart, 1839
'* After a very careful perusal of these volumes we feel bound to say, that Dr. Rotteck Vaak
piodoood a work which every well-educated man will read with ^leasux^ ^xidi ^tOi^X?^ — ^TVm««,
QUARITCH'S CATALOGUE OF
" Piaftiior Vqj^ Eottook's Owmtl History bu been niiiiiimoaily prondunoad by the batt
critics, AN ORNAMENT TO If ODBRN TIM It. In Germany alone, abovo onb bunobbd tbousand
OOP1B8 have been •old." — BcUeiie Review,
503 ECgkbbt's Gedichte, 12mo, partrcnt, eloth, 5« Frankfhirtt 1843
604 SCHELLING'S (F. W. J.) Werke : Naturphilosophie, Jena, 1799 ; IdefOiBmus
der Wissenschaftslehre ; System des transcendentaleu IdealismuB, Tiibinaen,
1800 ; Yc^haltniss der bildenden Kiinste zu der Natur, interleaved with a mS,
English translation, Munchen, 1807 ; Ideen zu einer Philosophie der I^atiir,
Landshut, 1803 ; Philosophische Schriften, Vol. 1, Landshut, 1809 ; Denlcmal
der Sclirift Yon der gottlichen Dinge, etc. des F. H. Jacobi, Tubingen 1812 ;
iiber die Methode des academischen Studium, Stuttgart, 1830 ; iiber Faraday's
neneste Entdeckung, Miinchen, 1832 ; Bruno oder iiber das gottliche n. natim.
Princip dor Dinge, Berlin, 1842 — ^together 10 vols. 8vo. and 4to. original and
best editions, scarce, 25« 1799-1842
605 SCHILLEE'S Sammtliche Werke, 12 yols. 8vo. best edition, portrait andphUes,
half calf gilt, £2. 2s Stuttgart, 1835-6
506 the same, in 2 vols, royal Svo, portrait, half caff, ^^ Stuttgart, 1834
* ' Schiller, uniting the ardoor of a soldier to the soul of a statesman and the hand of an historiaD,
has pourtrayed the shades of former times with dramatic power, and in a noble spirit.*' — Alison*
$07 ScHLosssii's (F. C.) Geschichte des 18teu Jahrliimderts u. des 19ten his earn
Sturz des fnmzosischen Kaiserreichs, Vols. 1-3 part II. (bis zxim Mai 1788) 8yo.
(pnb. at 2Ss) sd. lOs Heidelberg, 1836-43
606 ScHUBEBT (Dr. G. H.) Ahndungen einer allgemeinen G^ohichte des Lebens,
3 Yols. 8yo. calf gilt, 9« Leips^» 1806-21
509 die Urwelt iind die Fixsteme, 8vo. sd. 2s 1822
510 SILESIA. Greschichte Schlesiens, 109 Nos. complete in 3 yoIb, plates — Topoo
graphische Chronik von Breslau, 9 yoIs. in 2, plates, 1805-7 — Geschichte der
Belafferong Yon Breslau, plates, 1808 — together 6 yoIb. 4to. uniformly ha^fbd.
6s m Breslau, 1805, etc.
511 Stbin's (L.) Geschichte der socialen Bewegong in Frankreioh yoq 1789 bis auf
nnsere Tage (1830), 3 yols. 8yo. cloth, bs Leipzig, 1850
,512 Tausend und binb Nacht, Arabische Erzahlungen aus einer Tunesischen Hand-
sclmft iibersetzt yon Habicht, y. der Hagen und Schall, 20 yols. in 7, 12mo.
plates, cloth, 15« Wien, 1826
513 Thummel's sammtliche Werke, 8 yols. 12mo. sd, Zs 6d 1839
513*TIECK:'S Schriften, 15 yols. 8yo. (pub. at £3. 3«) calfailt, 36« BerUn, 1828-29
Contents: Kaiser Octavianus, Genovera, der Abscbied, Rothaappchen, Fortnnat, Phantasus,
William Lovell, Abdallah, die Briider, Almansur, das griine Band, Arabesken, Prinz Zerbino,
Schauspiele, Carl von Berneck, das Ungeheuer, Herr yon Fuchs, Epiooene, die Tho^gesellaeliafty
Miirchen, Dramatische Gedichte, Fragmente, £rzahlangen und Novellen.
514 ■ sammtliche Werke, 2 yols. royal 8yo. compact double column edition,
portrait, Jtf, bd, ca^fneai, 21* Paris, 1837
515 ___ Eyremont, ein Eoman, 3 yols. 12mo. half ca^ neat, 7s 6d Breslau, 1836
516 Phantasus : Mahrchen, Erzahlungen, etc. 3 yols. 12mo. hf, <f, 9* 1812-6
617 TJhlakd's Gedichte, 8yo. sd, 2s 6d 1838
518 Vaiy deb Yelde's ^tmmtliche Schriften, 8 yols. in 4, 12mo. hf, bd, cf 9« 1828
il9 Voss* (J. H.) Luise, ein Isendliches Gedicht in drei IdyUen, 8yo. labge pafeb»
PBOOF iiCFBESSiONS ofthe beaut\ful platcs by Chodowiecki, russia extra, marb.
edges, rare in this state, 10s Konigsberg, 1812
520 Wielakd's sammtliche Werke, 36 yols. ; Supplemente, 6 yols. ; together 4^ yols.
12mo. best edition, neatly printed, vellum paper, ff, bd, <f, 26s 1794-1801
521 WILKEN'S (Fr.) Geschichte der Kreuzziige, nach morgenlandischen und abend-
landischen Berichten, 7 yols. 8yo. maps, cloth, 2&s Leipzig, 1807-32
529 Zedlitz, W^dfraulein, ein mahrchen m achtzehn Abentheuem, 8yo. velvet bind-
ing, gilt, %s Stuttgart, 1844
528 ZiNZENDOBF (Graf yon) Geistliche Gedichte gesammelt yon A. £napp, royal 8yo.
portrait, half ca^f neat, ^ Stuttgart, 1846
524 ZSCHOKKE'S ausgewahlte NoyeUen und Dichtungen, 8 yols. 8yo. calfailt,
36« Aarau^ 1836
125 ■ the same, 6 yols. 8yo. sd, 16* Aarau, 1841
These novels and tales rank amonj^st the most amusing of the entire German literature.
ITALIAN BOOKS. 99
626 Zsohokkb's Stunden der Andaoht cur Bef^deronff waluen OhriBtenttiuiiiB und
bauBliclier GottesVerehrung, royal Svo. 1236 pp. Hjfi qf, neat, 9s Aarau, 1835
627 ■ the same, 2 toIs. in 1, royal 8yo. haifca{f\ gUt buck, ds ib, 1858
ITALIAN LITERATURE.
528 ALBEBTI, Grand Dictionnaire Fran9ai8-Italien et Italien-Eran^ais, compost sor
les Dictionnaires de rAcademie de France et de la CroBca, 2 vols. impl. 4to.
calf gilt, 2Ss Milan, 1826
529 Alukho (Fr.) della Fabrica del Mondo, ne qnah si contengono le Yoci di Dante,
del Petrarcha, del Boccaccio, del Bembo, etc. folio, veryfiiM copy in stamped
vellum, 10s Ten. 1570
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530 BABETTI Dizionario ItaHano ed Inglese, Bologna, 1830 ; English and Italian
Dictionary, Florence, 1832—2 vols. 4to. best edition, Roman yel, 36* 1830-32
531 Bjlzza.bini, OrtografiaJBnciclopedicauniYersale della Lingua Italiana, 48tontTol8.
8yo. calf neat, 12s Venezia, 1824
A Talnable Italian Dictionary, with nnmeroas quotationa from the best Italian Writers.
632 Cabpikali, Dizionario deUa lingua Italiana, 2 vols. 4to. rf, 5« Bologna, 1822-25
§88 GHEBAEDINl (G.) Supplimento a Yocabularj Italiani, 6 stout vols. impl. 8vo.
sd. £3. %s Milan, 1852-57
The most important Italian Dictionary published daring this century ; it is the first in which the
avifalents of the other Romance Languages are giren, even including the Mediaeval Dialects. To
[ editiona of the purely classical ItalUn " Vocahulario della Crusca," Gherardini forms an India*
pensable supplement.
634 Mastbofini Dizionario de' Yerbi Italiani, 2 vols, in 1, ^. qf. 4a Boma, 1814
The best Dictionaiy of Italian Verbs ; a very useful publication.
635 MiLLH0U8B*s Italian Dictionary ; Italian-Engli^ and English-Italian, 2 vols, post
Bvo. elotk, 12s ed 1857
636 Napioi^b (Conte G. G.) dell' Uso e dei Preg[i deUa Lingua Italiana, co^li OpusooH
annes8i,2yols« 8yo. vellwm paper, cloth, gilt tops, uncut, 12s Fiareme, 1813
*' Opera degna di quell' ingegnoso, A elegante Scrittore, in cui la nostra Lingua ha avuto il
piaghuto conoscitore de' snoi pregi, ed il piiiyaloroso Apologista, che siastatofinora." — Tirabosehi^
537 Petbonj and Davenport, Italian, French and English Dictionary, the three Alpha-
bets, the third edition, 3 vols, in 2, 8vo. (pub. at £2. 2s) 12s 1828
538 YOCABOLARIO degli Accadbmici della Cbusca, quarta impressione, best edi^
Hon, 6 vols, in 5, folio, superb copy, free from stain, veaufauve, gilt and marbled
leaves, Boyal Arms and Cyphers on bacfB emd sides, £4. 10s Mrenze, 1729-38
" A noble monument of national taste." — Boucher. '* Bonne Edition de cet excellent Dio»
tioimaire." — Brunet. Nearly the whole of this impression was destroyed by the overflowing of
tlie river Amo.
539 .1 degli Accademici della Crusca ; cresciuto d'assai migliaja di voci le piA
trovate da Veronesi, 7 vols. 4to. halfbd, 30» Verona, 1806
640 ALFIEBI (Vittorio) Ofebe, 22 vols, in 11, sm. 4ito, portrait, the most beautifilly
printed edition, large type, calf, gilt edges, £4. 4* Italia (Pisa), 1805-15
Thn edition was limited to 250 copies, at 420 francs. The cost of binding tiiis set has been
above £5.
541 ^-^— — Tragedie, 6 vols. 8vo. plates, calf extra, 249 Milano, Bettoni, 1820
648 — — Tbaobdie di, 6 vols, royal 8vo. vellum paper, portrait and fine plates,
caff gilt, £2. 10s Mrenze, Ciardetti, 1820-21
543 ■ T^ragedie, 8vo. compact double column ed, vellum extra, 9s Mrenze, 1826
-544 - Tragedie, con la sua vita di Dal Bio, complete in 1 vol. impL 8vo. compact
double column edition, plates, bds, 7s 6(1 Mrenze, 1837
** The Thigedie of Alfieri are noble poems. He displays consummate skill in unfolding and
eonducting his plots ; he is always eloquent, always able to keep the imagination alive ; and the
vniform dignity of his manner is in the highest degree imposing." — Qmtrierljf Bemew.
645 Amabi, Gnerra del Yespro Sicilmno, 8vo. vellum, gilt back, 7s 1848
646 AvDBBiHi (F.) Le Bravure del Capitano Spauento, 2 vols, in 1, sm. 4to. portrait,
calf neat, 2s 6d Venetia, 1615
647 AvoBLiB (F. de) Storia del regno di l^apoli, sotta la Dinastia Borboniea, 1700-
1818, 4 vols. 8vo. sd. Ss 6d Napoli, 1817
t4S AKftBiiOHi, alia valente ed animosa Gioventu d'ltalia, 8vo. 732 pp. cl, 3« (F1830)
A curious political and metaphysical work.
40 QUARITCH'S CATALOGUE OF
549 Apbilb, (Fr.) Cronologia uniyersale della Sicilia, sm. folio, ^a^e 480 damaged, M
vellumj 5« JPalermo, 1725
560 AECHIVIO Stoeico Italiano, ossia Eaccolta di Oi>epe c Docnmenti finora
inediti o divenuti rarissimi risgnardanti la Storia a'ltalia, Vols. 5, II, 14;
Appendice Ni. 1 — ^25 ; together 22 parts, 8vo. sd, uncut, £3. Mrenze, 1843-50
These valuable historical publications are edited by Bonaini, Capponi, Ciampi, Gelli, In-
gbirami, Niccolini, etc.
651 AE/IOSTO (L.) Orlando Furioso noyissimamente alia sua Integrita ridotto et di
varie Figure omato, 4to. woodcuts, fine copy in swper morocco extra, gilt edges^
appropriately tooled, hy F, Bedford, veey babe, £5. 5*
Venetia, per Nicolo di Bascarini, 1643
According to Count Melzi only one other copy of this edition is known, namely, that now ia
the Grenville collection. The above copy was bought in 1854, at Pickering's sale ; Mr. Libri paid
subsequently £%. 6« for it. Even an imperfect copy was priced, 1848, by Payne and Foss, Jtb,^,
662 Abiosto (L.) Oblando Fubioso. Et di piu aggiuntovi in Fine pin di cinquecento
Stanze del medesimo Auttore non piuvedute, 2 vols, in 1, 4to. fibst edition of
the Jive additional cantos, and hamng a stanza of eight lines tohich were suppressed
in all those printed subsequently, fine copy in olive Ybnetian mobocco s^itpef
extra, gilt edges, hy F. Bedford, extbemelt babe, £8.
Vvnegia, in Casa de* Figlivoli di^ Aldo, 1545
Priced 1824, Thorpe, £6. 6«; 18*29, J. Bohn, mor. ^10. 10«; 1840, Jas. Bohn (Hibbert's
•nd afterwards the Bishop of Lichfield's -copy), £5. lbs 6d, Sir Mark Sykes* copy sold for
£14. 3« 6^.
553 Orlando Furioso, 6 vols. 12mo. vignettes, russiagilt, 6s Venezia, 1799
554 Orlando Furioso, 6 vols. Syo, ports, calf gilt, 12s Milano, Classici, 1812-14
555 ■ Orlando Furioso, I Cinque Canti, Eime e Satire, con Annotazioni, 8 vols,
in 4, Syo. portrait, vellum, 18* Mrenze, Oiardetti, 1823-4
556 the same, 8 vols, in 4, Syo, port.Jull gilt vellum, very neat, 34f ib» 1823-4
557 castiaato, con note da Zotti, 4 vols. 12mo. calf gilt, 7s Qd 1814
568 another copy, 4 vols. 12mo. calf extra, 10s 1814
Zotti's edition- is accompanied with useftil grammatical and critical notes, and is particalarly
adapted to young students.
** Ariosto has been, after Homer, the favourite poet of Europe. His g^race and facility, bis
clear and rapid stream of language, his variety and beauty of invention, his very translations of
subjects, so frequently censured by critics, but artfully devised to spare the tediousness that hangs
on a protracted story, left him no rival in general popularity. Above sixty editions of the Orlando
Furioso were published in the sixteenth century. There was not one, says Bernardo Tasso, of any
age, or sex, or rank, who was satisfied with a single perusal." — Hallam,
669 AvoLio (Fr. di Paolo) Dissertazione sopra gli antichi Monument! di Siracusa,
smallest 4to. hf mor. 6* Palermo, 1806
660 Bandello, Novelle di, con la sua vita da MazzucheUi, 9 vols, small 8vo. portrait,
hf. hd. 30* .. ' , Londra, 1791-3
•* Edition entiere et qui est plus correcte que la premiere elle-meme." — Brunei,
661 Baedetti, de' primi Abitatori dell* Italia, folio, portrait, hds. 3* 6rf Modena, 1769
662 Bentivoglio (Cardinal) Opere : Guerra di Fiandra, 3 vols. — Eelationi, 1 voL —
Lettere, 1 vol. — Memorie overo Piario, 1 vol. — ^together 6 vols. 12mo. fine por-
trait, vellum, 10s Colon, ed. Amst. 1635-48
" Bentivoglio a merit6 une reputation honorable, son ouvrage se distingue par sa precision et
sa clart6." — Sismondi.
663 Beeni, Casa, Mauro, Varchi, Dolce et d*altri Auttori Eime piacevoli, 3 vols. 18mo.
red morocco, gilt edges, scarce, 14* •, Venetia, 1627
664 Bebtoldo. Astutie sottilissime, con il suo Testamento, Venezia et in Bassano —
IS^ovella di Cacasenno figlio del Semplice Bertoldino, in Bologna, Fadova, et in
Bassano ; 2 vols, in 1, 16mo. calf, marbled edges, 5* ^ *. a,
666 Bebtoldo con Bertoldino e Cacaseno (poema bimb) in ottava rima [per Guil. C.
Croce ed altri], con Argomenti, &c. royal 4>to.fine spirited plates, vellum. Lord
Rothesay's copy, 10s Bologna, 1736
The best and handsomest edition of this famous Comic Poem, composed by various Wits of the
day, such as the two Zanotti, Bruffaldi, Zampieri» Barotti, and others.
566 BiANCHiNi, la Storia universale provata con Monumenti, e figurata con simboli
degli Antichi, 4iio. plates of Antiquities, hf. hd. 7 s 6d JRoma, 1747
ITALIAN BOOKS. 41
667 BISAOCIONI (Maiolino) Cento Noyellb amobosx de i Signori Accademici In*
cogniti, 3 parts in 1, sm. 4to. red uouocoo, joints, gilt edges, hy Kalthceher,fine
copy, YXBT BABE, £4. 4a Venetia, presso li Chierigli, 1651
Bbst Edition ; Branet devotes a long article to this curious collection of Novels ; he quotes,
however, the sale of no copy, and I have myself been unable to trace the sale of a single copy ; the
work is therefore very rare in England and in France.
568 BOCCACCIO, il Decamerone, di nuovo emendato, con la sua vita, note, etc. sm.
4to. portrait, hf, morocco, 12« Vinegia, 1550
669 il Decameron : riscontrato con testi anticM da Salviati, small 4to. with
numerous woodcuts, fine sound copy, in the original vellum, 2Ss Venetia, 1614
670 il Decamerone, \%mo. fine copy, calf gilt, 2Ss Amst, (Elz.) 1665
671 ■ Decamerone, stont 18mo. pale morocco, gilt edges, 9* Firenze, 1820
572 il Decameron, 4 vols, in 2, Svo.^or^. rf, gilt, SiO* ih,, Ciardetti, 1822
573 il Decamerone, da Ugo Foscolo, 3 vols. 8vo. qf, neat, 16* FicJcering, 1825
574 ■ n Decameron, 18mo. morocco, gilt edges, Is 6d
Mrenze, caZV insegna di Dante, 1827
Boccaccio was the first who gave to the Italian language that grace, softness, and elegance which
have distinguished it among all the living languages of Europe.
676 BoJABDO, Orlando Innamorato, riformata da L. Domenichi, 3 vols. 8vo. (pnb. at
249) hds. bs Londra, 1824
576 BOSoI (Luigi) Istoria d'ltalia Antica e Modema, con Carte G^eografiche e
Tavole, 19 vols. 8vo. hest edition, complete, sd, 25* Milano, 1819-23
Priced 1840, Payne and Foss, fine paper, sd. £8. 8«; 1844, Jas. Bohn, calf gilt, £5. 5i,
Y^etched 1854, Sotheby's, hf. cf. £2. 8«.
677 BOTTA (C.) Storia della Guerra Americana, 7 vols. 8vo. AoZf vellum gilt,
' £2. 2s Livomo, 1825-26
678 BBOFFEBIO (Auff.) Tradizioni Italiane per la prima volta raccolte in ciascuna
provincia dell' ItsQia, 4 vols, large 8vo. numerous plates, some coloured, hf. hound
calf, uncut, £2. 2s Torino, 1847-50
A very interesting collection of the Popular Legends of Italy, many of them here for the first
time printed.
679 Calindbi (Gab.) Saggio statistico storico del Pontificio Stato, 2 vols. 4to. f^. hd.
7s 6d Perugia, 1829
680 Camfolohgo (Emm.) la Polifemeide, Sonnetti, Italian and Latin, 4to. vellum,
Ss 6d Napoli, 1763
681 Cellini. Yita di Benvennto Cellini orefice e scxdtore fiorentino, 3 vols, in %
12mo. hf,hd.4>8M 1833
682 Cbkni (G.) Dissertazioni sopra Tlstoria Ecclesiastica, pontifica e canonica ;
raccolte per Colti, 2 vols, in 1, small 4to. hf vellum, bs Pistoja, 1778
683 Cento Awenimenti ridicolosi, da qnali, oltre ilfaceto, si imparano molte moraHti^
24dno. calfailt, 6s Modona et Bologna, 1678
684 CiMOBELLi, Origine, progressi e stato attnale delle Belle Lettere Italiane, 8vo.
880 pp. cloth, 4s 6d Milano, 1845
685 Cnro (Messer) Vita e Poesie ; novrfla edizione da Campi, 8vo. 3* I^isa, 1818
686 CocABELLA Yebgellesb, Cronica istoriale di Tremiti, dalla Latina tradotta da
Bibera — Bibera, Successo de* Canonici Lateranensi nelle isole Tremitane —
2 vols, in 1, sm. 4to. wop and frontispiece, hd, 2s 6d Vtnetia, 1606
687 CoLLETTA, Storia del reame di Sapoli, dal 1734 al 1826, 2 vols, in 1, 8vo. hf caff,
6s JParigi, 1835
688 Coppi, Annali dltalia, dal 1750 al 1829, 7 vols. 8vo. sd. Is 6d Bom. e Imc. 1828-43
689 DANTE col Sito et Forma deU' Inferno, 64mo. a very rare edition, printed in the
Cursive- Gothic type of PaganiiM, russia, gilt edges (see Colomh de Batines),
£2. 12* Vinegia, A. Paganino, 1516
590 ■ La Comedia, con nova espositione di Yellutello, small 4to. woodcuts, a
- very choice copy in Italian vellum, £2. 2s Vinegia, 1544
** Landino, in his commentary on Dante, has preserved the remembrance of many historical
fiida and related many circumstances indispensably necessary to the explanation of tiie Divina
C5media. His industry In the execution of a task so grateful to his countrymen was rewarded by
the donation of a villa or residence on the Hill of Casentio, in the vicinity of FloreDce, which he
enjoyed under the sanction of a public decree." — Roscoe's Lorenzo,
as QUARITCH'S CATALOOUB OF
I ■ ■■ ■ 11 ■ I I ■ I ■■■■■■ I I ■ ■■ I ai »
691 DANT£« la Dinir a Coxmidia, oomtta, roi^ta e 4^efa da Loxbabdi ; ocm na
Tohune di Annotasioni, 4 yols. 4to. b&it eaitum, Baman veUumf gilt, a fine ainA
cheap eopy, £2. 1Q» Bama, 1815-17
The belt edition of the «* DiTina Commedia," with a Rimano^ Dante's life, La Vinoiie, and
ladez.
592 Daktb, La Diyina Commedia, con Tayole in Bame (diae^piate da L. Adamolu
e F. Nenci), 4 toLs. royal folio, jl sflbndid edition*, wUk 125 beautifiU omiUm
engravings by Lasinio, Lapi and others, I^, morocco, uncut, jC5. &s 1817-19
Only 250 copies were printed, at 25 guineas each.
Priced, 1829, J. Bohn, £10. lOs; 1834, Weale, £6. 6«; 1841, Barrois, 150 fr.; 1844, H.
Bohn, bdt. £6. I6s 6d. k copy fetched, 1854, at Sotheby's, with Flazman*s Outlines insertod,
moroooo, £11. 6«.
The work is dedicated to Canora by the editors, A. Renzi, G. Marini, and 6. Mozzi. Hie
ftnirth volume contains a Life by Lionardo Aretino, aud Notes by the Abate Renzi.
" Le due prime cantiche sono designate e per la pih parti incise dal Sig. AdamolK medesimo.
n Paradise d disegnato dal Sig. Francesoo Nend, e ineiso da raij. Sono oltre le 100 tarole. Jl
Tomo IV. oontiene le illustrazionL Se il Signer Nenci avesse disegnate tutte le tavole di quest^
opera, si sarebbe tenuta in maggior pregio, anche per la magniiioenza dei tipi."
Cieognara Cataiego, 2 torn, Pisa, 1821.
693 Davtb, la Diyina Commedia, illustrata di note da Zotti, 3 toIs. 12mo. cL Se 1819
694 — la DiYina Commedia, edizione della Crusca col comento del Ysittubi,
3 Tols. Syo.j^ copy, Italian vellum, giU, £2. 2s Firenze, 1821
5^ ■ la IHyina Commedia^ col comento del F. Lombardi, 5 toIs. %yo,iine copy,
vellum gilt, £3. Zs Paaava, 18^
59Q JDivina Commedia, con TOttimo Commbnto, testo inedito d*un Con-
temporaneo di Dante citata da^li Accademici della Croaca, 8 vols. Svo. cloth,
uncut, 2Ss JPisa, 1827-29
A valuable coHtmentary.
597 ........^ la Commedia, illustrata da Ugo Fosccdo, 4 toIb. 8yo. portrait ofFoscolo,
facsimile, heads, Sfc. ca^ extra, 36» Londra, 1842-43
598 •__ la Divina Commedia, con note di Paolo Costa, 3 toIs. 12mo. sd, 5« 1844
599 il Convito, con note di Pederzini e d* altri, 8vo. sd, hs Modena, 1831
000 Deleico (Melch.) Pensieri sulla Storia e su la incertezza ed inutilita delkt meder
sima, 8yo. 258 pp. sd, ds 6d Napoli, 1814
0Q1 .. . ■ Memone Storiche della Eepnblica di San Marino, 4to, sd, ds Mil, 1804
002 Dsninjl, Eivoluzioni della Grermania, 8 vols. Svo. calf gilt, 20s Mrenze, 1804
003 Ebizzo, le sei Giomate, 12mo, fMrtrait, \f, hd, 3# 6cf 1794
004 Fabbbtti, Bio^rafie dei Capitani Yenturieri dell* Umbria, 4 vols. ; Note e
Docnmenti ad illostrare le Biografie, 634 pp. — ^together 5 vols, small 8vo. sd.
Is ^ Mont^ulciano, 1842-6
.005 Facio, Fatti d' Alfonso d'Aragona primo Be di Napoli, sm. 4to. caJf, Zs 6d 1580
€06 Fabulli (P.) Annali di Arrezzo in Toscana, dal suo Principio sino al anno 1717,
sm. 4to. vellum, 10s FoUgno (1717)
Contains the origin and genealogies of many noble Italian Families.
607 Fatteschi (G.) Memorie riguardanti la serie de Duchi e topografia del Pucato di
Spolbto, 4to. Ids, bs Camerino, 1801
608 Fbbbabio (G.) Storia ed AnaUsi degli antichi Eomanzi di Cavalleria, Milano,
1828; Melzi (Conte O,) Bibli(^*afia dei Eomanzi e Poemi !Eomanzeschi
d'ltalia, ivi, 1829— in 1 vol. royal Svo. LAsas yblluk pafeb, ^, bound red
morocco gilt, 21s 1828-29
Only 25 copies printed on this paper for presents.
609 FioBAYANTi (J. M.) Memorie storiche della Citta oi Pistoia, folio, haffveHum^
uncut, 12s Lucca, 1758
610 FoKTAKiKi (G.) Biblioteca dell' Eloqnenza Italiana, con le annotazioni di A^KMEk
tolo Zeno, 2 vols. 4to. sd,6s Farma, 1803
611 Galakti, Napoli e contomi, Svo. plans amd plates, vellum (pit, 5« Napoli, 1829
612 GALILEO GALILEI, Ofbbe, edizione condotta sugli autentici Manoscritti
Palatini, Vols. 1-13 in 14 vols. Svo. portrait and 54 plates and facsiniiles, the
best and only complete edition, (pub. at 126 fr.) sd. £2, 16s Mrenze, 1842^
Contents ; Dialogo dei massimi Sistemi, Lavori da Galileo e da Renieri intorno i Satelli di
Giore* ed altre Opere Astronomiche, 5 toIs. in 6 ; Commercio Epistolare, 5 vols. ; Opere Fisico-
Ibthematiche^ 3 Tob. Vols. 14 and 15, completing the work, can be supplied new.
ITALIAN BOOKS.
6X3 GALII£0. Yit^ e commeroio letteiario di Galileo Galilei, icritU da G. B. CL
Dm' J^^slli gik Ghetti Sinibaldi da Montecuoooli, 2 vola. 4to. portrait, a^f
ailt, 32« tosanna, 1798
«< One forms," lays Pkyfinr, *' a very imperfiBOt idea of thie philosopher from coaaideriiig the
diaoov«ries ami inventioiM, numerous and splendid as they are, of which he was the undisputed
aatbor. It ia by followkig his reasonings, and by pnrsuiag the train of his thoughts, in his omi
elegant mcpoaition of them, that we become acquainted with the fertility of his genius, with the
sagacity, penetration, and comprehensiveness of his mind.
" Their greatest luminary, Galileo, wrote with clearness, ekfganos, and ipirit ; no one among
the modems had so entirelj rejected a dry and technical manner of teaching, and thrown suck
attractions round the form of truth. Himself a poet and a critic, he did not hesitate to ascribe his
philosophical perspicuity to the oonstantperusal of Ariosto." — Halhm,
614 GALLUZZI (E.) Storia del Granducato di Toscaaa, 11 vola. in 5, Svo. genealo'
giedl table, ka(f caff pit, 20« Mrenze, 1822
615 Gaxba, Serie dei Testi di Lingua Italiana, am. 4to. \f. hd. 7s Venezta, 1828
616 ■■ — the same, royal 8vo. quarta edizione, portrait, kalfrussia gilt, 16* 1839
617 Gabzoni, il Serraglio degli Stupori del Mondo : Mostri Frodigii, F^stigii, Sogni,
Miraooli, etc. stout sm. 4to. vellum» 7s 6d Venetia, 1613
618 QfASVOVH, Istoria Civile del Eegno di Napoli, con Annotazioni, complete in 2
Yola. royal 8yo. double columns, sd. 9s Milano, 1833
619 GiOBDAifi QPietro) Opere, 14 vols, in 7, 12mo. plates, 1ff» ealf, 7s M Italia, 1821
620 GiOYANNi Fiorentino (Ser) il Pecorone, nel quale si contengono cinquanta No-
YBLLB Ajv TiCHB belle d' Inyention^ et di Stile, small 8yo. (me of the veryfm
copies containing the dedication ofL. Domenichi and errata, labge papeb, sple»»
duiljf bound in maroon morocco, the sides elegantly tooled by F. Bedford, uncui
(rare in this statej, 36« Milano, 1554
This edition was printed at Luoca about 1740, and no doubt was intended to be passed off as
anterior to tlie first, which was printed in 1558. Copies with Dedication and Errata are of very
rare occurrence.
621 GTRALPI Cihthio (G. B.) Hecatommithi, overo Cento Novelle, 2 vols, in 1, sm,
4to. russia extra, gilt edges, rare, S2s Venetia, 1608
Fkom this author Shakespeare derived his plot of ** Othello" and '* Measure for Measure."
622 GiBALDi, Commentario delle cose di Ferrara ; La Yita di Alfonso da Este Duca
di Ferrara — ^in 1 vol. 18mo. vellum, 5« Venetia, Sessa, 1697
623 GiBALDi {Qiraldo, Fiorentino) Kovelle coll* aggiunta di Novelle inedite, 8yo. ka\f
calf, 3s Amst. 181Q
624 GIU^TI DA LUCCA, Testi di Lingua Inediti, viz :—
Laudi Spirituali del Bianco da Siena, poyero Gesuato del Secolo XIY. codice inedito
(ctT.Bini) 1851
Bime e Prose del buon Secolo della lingua tratte da Manoscritti e in parte inedite
(dal Telesforo Bini) 1859
Esposizione di Salmi di Binieri de* Einaldesclii da Frato 1859
Tolffarizzamento delle CoUazioni dei SS. Padri del Yen. Giovanni Cassiano 1854
Guioiccioni (Gioy. da Lucca) Lettere Inedite 1855
together 5 vols, large 8yo. vallum paper, morocco (different coloursj, uncut, £3. 3f
iMcca, 1851-55
625 GOLDONI (C.) Opere : CoUezione completa deUe Commedie, 30 vols ; Dranuni
e Opere Diverse, 17 yols ; Memorie, 3 yols. — together 50 yds. 8vo. good type^
#(^. £2. Frato, 1819-27
626 Gbbgobio, Considerazioni sopra la Storia di Sicilia dai Tempi Normanni sino ai
presenti, 4 vols. 8yo. kalfrussia, 12« Falermo, 1805-7
627 GuABiNi, il Pastor Mo, tragicomedia pastorale, con le sue Bipie e Madrigali, sm.
4to. cuts, calf gilt, 6« Venetia, 1621
628 GTJICCIABDlNI, Le Istorie dltalLa, 8 vols, in 4, 8yo, neat in hf vellum,
15* Mrenze, 1818
629 GUICCIAEDINI (F.) Storia d'ltalia, con una Prefazione di Carlo Botta, 8 yols.^
BoTTA (C.) Storia d*Italia, continuata da quella del Gkuociardini, sino al 1789,
12 vols. — Storia d'ltalia dal 1789 al 1814, soritta da C, Botta, 6 vols.— together
26 vols. 12mo. neatly and unjformlv hf, bd, russia, £3. Zs Capolago, 1832-8
Th^ neatest and most convenient editions, ootn for size and type, of Italy's classical historians*
*' As an hittorian, in the usual acceptation of that word, Guicciardini may be considered the
first of those of Italy: but such was the jealousy or the fear of the higher dasi^ of his country^
44 QUARITCH'S CATALOGUE OF
tnen that the text of his history coatinued in a very mutilated, and palpably obmipt state, till,
from the editorial care of the Canon Pio Bonsi, and from an uncastrated MS. presenred in the
Hagliabechi library, a new and perfect edition appeared in 1775, 4 to. 4 toIs. ; and unless both the
* yoang' and * old' possess this edition, they ha?e not the legiiimaie text of Guicciardini."
JHbdin's JLtbrary CompoHiem.
630 GuiDicciONi fVescovo di FossombroneJ Opere (1630-40), 4to. toitk the autograph
ofM. Pcmizzi, hf, hd, 6* Ghfiova, 1767
631 HoBOLoaai (Gios.) Vita dell Signor Gamillo Orsino : guerre di Carlo VIII. Ee di
Francia in Italia, smaUest 4to. vellum, bs Ttneaia, 1565
632 Lambebti (L.) Poesie di Greci Scrittori, recate in versi Italiani, sm. folio, labge
FAPBB, red morocco, gilt edges, 15* Brescia, 1818
633 Lanza, Considerazioni sulla Storia di Sicilia, 1532-1789, da servir d'aggiunte al
Botta, 8vo. 594 pp. sd. 3* M Palermo, 1836
634 Lbone, Dialoghi di Amore, 18mo. vellvm, Zs 6d Vinegia, Aldus, 1545
635 liBTTEBB sopra ringlulterra e Scozia, 2 toIs. 8yo. very fine copy in smooth green
morocco, gilt edges, \2,s Mrenze, 1790
An interesting picture of England and Scotland.
€36 MACHIAVELLI (N.) Istorie ed altre Opere, 10 vols. 8vo. portrait, Roman
vellum, gilt hacks, a fine set, £3. 10* Firenze, 1818-21
g37 __ Opere, 10 vols. 8vo. portrait, best edition, large type, sd. £2, Italia, 1826
638 Tutte le Opere, 8vo. plates, hf, vellum, extra, lis Firenze, 1833
** Machiavel was the first writer who discovered the secret of what may be called eomparathm
history. He it was who first sought in ancient history for the materials which were to illustrate the
events of his own times." — D* Israeli* s Cur, of Lit.
639 Maffei, Storia deUaLetteratnraltaliana, edizione emendata coUa storia dei primi
trentadue anni del sec. XIX, 2 vols. 8vo. sd. 7s 6d Italia, 1834
640 Malispini, Storia Fiorentina col seguito all'anno 1286, con annotazioni da FoUini,
4to. sd. 6s ' Firenze, 1816
641 Manzoni, I Promessi Sposi, 3 vols. 12mo. sd, 6s Firenze, 1830
642 Mabtobelli, Memorie nistoriche della citta d' Osimo, small 4to. curious plates,
vellum, 6s Venezia, 1705
643 Mblzi, Bibliografia dei Eomanzi e Poemi CavaUerescM Italiani, 8vo. 388 pp.
portrait ofAriosto, sd. 7s 6d Milano, 18fe
.644 the same, 8vo. ^f, morocco, v/ncut, 10s 1838
645 METASTASIO Opere, 17 vols. 8vo. hds, unmt, 14* Padova, 1810
646 — Opere, 20 vols. 18mo. ^or^rot^ and plates, a pretty cabinet edition, kf. bd.
ca^, 16s Mantova, 1816-20
947 MOisALDI (M.) Irene overo della BeUezza con altre due Dialoghi, uno dell*
Havere, & 1* Altro della Metafisica, 4to. beautiful copy in red mobocco ext^a,
gilt marbled edges, with the arms of Pbince EuaENB on sides, 30* Venetia, 1599
648 Mont i (V.) Poesi6, con note, large 8vo. double coltimns, bds. 3* Milano, 1830
649 MUKATOEI Annali d'Italia, dal Principio dell *Era Volgare sino al anno
1749, con la Vita del Proposto L. A. Muratori, 13 vols. 4to. tieat in Italian veU
lum, £2. es Napoli, 1751-8
650 — ViTALE, Eiflessione su le nuove scoverte di Muratori per gli Annali d'Italia,
4to. vellum, 2* Qd Napoli, 1746
651 NAPLES. Baccolta di tutti i piu rinomati Scbittobi del Istobia Genebalb
del EiCgno di Napoli, principiando dal tempo che queste Provincie hanno preso
forma di Hegno, 18 vols. 4to. complete, Itcuian vellum, £5. 5* Napoli, 1769-70
Containing all the Neapolitan historians, excepting Giannone, which may be had separately.
652 Olmo, Historia della Venuta a Venetia occultamenta nel 1177 di Papa iiessandro
III. e della Vittoria ottenuta da Sebastiano Fiani Doge, 4to. engraved title,
uncut, 4ff Venetia, 1629
653 Opuscoli di Autori Siciliani, 4 vols, in 2, sm. 4to. with folded pedigrees, vellum,
almost uncut, 3* ^ Catania and Palermo, 1756-60
654 OssEBVAZiONi Letterarie che possono servir di Continuazione al Giomal de*
Letterati d'Italia, 4 vols. 12mo. plates, the Souhise copy in " veau fauve," with
arms stamped in gold on backs, 24* Verona, 1797-39
666 Pallavioino, H Divortio Celeste, 16mo, cf extra, at, edges, 2s 6d Villafranca, 1671
656 Palmbbi (N.) Somma della Storia dr Sicilia, 2 vols. 8vo. bds, 7s 6d Palermo, 1834
667 QuATTBo PoETi : Daute, Petrarca, Ariosto, Tasso, con note, stout 8vo. plate of 4
portraits, bds, 4* 1826
ITALIAN BOOKS. 45
668 Posn Italiahi dell' Eta media, ossia scelta e saggi di Poesie dai tempi del Boo
caocio al Sec. XVIII. stout 8vo. double columns, 370 pp. hf, morocco, 9* 1848
669 Pbllico (Silvio) Opere complete, le mie Prigioni, Tragedie e Poesie, 3 vols. 12mo.
portrait, A/, calf neat, 7s 1834-67
660 P!KTEAECHA, Opere volgare, colla espositione di Vellutello, sm. 4to. printed
throughout in Italics, caffl 7s 6d Venetia, 1525
Q61 ....^_. con respositione d'Alessandro Vellutello, 12mo^/Jwc copy in blue moroccOf
gilt edges, 25* Vinegia, Comin de Trino di Monferrato, 1547
662 ■ Opere, con la sua vita e Texpositione di Vellutello, stout 16mo. vellum^
6* Venetia, 1550
663 — — con un Vocabolario da Gr. Euscelli, stout 16mo. old morocco, gilt edges,
7 s Venetia, 1554i
664 — — Hime esposte perL. Castelvetro, 2 vols. 4to. vignettes, veil. 9s Venezia, 1756
665 _— _ Hime, 2 vols. 12jno. portrait and plates, pretty edition, vellum, 3« 6rf 1778
666 — — Eime, 2 vols. 12mo. blue morocco, joints, gilt edges, by Walther, very fine
copy, 18* Parma, Bodoni, 1799
667 ■ B>ime (da Marsand), 2 vols. 8vo. portraits, (pub. at 21* sd.) smooth green
morocco, extra, gilt edges, 18* Livomo, Masi, * caratteri di JDidot,* 1820
An elegant edition in large type.
668 ■ le Bime con le diverse lezioni ed annotazioni, da Marsand, 2 vols. 8vo.
plates and facsimiles, sd. uncut, 9* Firehze, Ciardetti, 1821-22
669 ■ Bime, coUe note di Tassoni, Muzio e Muratori, 2 vols, stout 8vo. uncut,
9* Soma, 1821-2
670 ■ Bime, con note del CTastelvetro, Tassoni, Muratori, &c. &c. compilate
ed accresciute da Carlo Albertini da Verona, 2 vols. 8vo. plates, vellum gilt,
25* Mrenze, Ciardetti, 1SS2
671 PiEBi (Paolini) Cronica deUe cose d'ltalia, da 1080 a 1305, publicata da Adami,
4to. vellum, 3* 6d JRoma, 1755
672 PiGNOTTi, Storia della Toscana, sino al principato ; con divers! saggi sulle scienze,
lettere, ed arti, 6 vols, in 3, 8vo. neat tn hf. vellum, 10* Firenze, 1824
673 PiNDEMONTB (Ippolito) Ptosc Poesie Campestri, con Taggiimta d*una disserta-
zione su i Giardini Inglesi, 8vo. green mor, extra, gilt edges, 7* Yeronu, 1817
674 PINTO*S (Michelangelo) Italian Caricatures : Don Pirlone h Boma, Memorie di
un Italiano, Settembre 1848 — Dicembre 1850, 3 vols, in 1, laree 4to. ^O^platet
of Caricatures, proof impressions on India paper, hf. bd. mor, £2. 2* Torino, 1850
675 POETI ITALTANI : Dante, 3 vols.— Tasso, 2 vols.— Ariosto, 5 vols.— Petrarcha,
2 vols. — together, 12 vols. 8vo. fine paper, good large type, a neat and umtform
set, £2. Milano, Bettoni, 1824-28
676 Baccolta di Noyelle, dall' origine della Lingua Italiana, fino al 1700, 2 vols.—'
NoveUe di Gh*azzini detto il Cstsca, 1 vol. — together 3 vols. 8vo. hf bd. morocco
gilt, 6* Milano, 1804-10
677 Bbaxi di Pbancia, nei cpsU^ si contiene la Generazione degli Imperadori, Be,
Principi, Baroni e Paladmi, con la bellissima istoria di Buovo di Antona, 8vo.
cloth, 6* 6(^ Venezia, 1821
678 BEDI (Fr.) Opeee, 9 vols, ^^o.fins copy in green Tnorocco, 36* Jft7a?io,1804-10
Priced, 1843, J. Bohn, sd. £2. 8», calf, £3. 16*.
679 BINAliDO. Inamoramento de Binaldo di Mont*albano (in ottava Bima), 12mo.
very rvde woodcuts, some leaves mended, veaufauve, gilt marbled edges, by Bade'*
loup, VEEY BAEE, 36* Venetia, per Barthotomeo detto Imperatore, 1547
Only a single copy of this edition was known to Melzi.
680 BUOJCCINI. Bicordi storici di-Filippo di Cino Binuccini, dal 1282 al 1460,
colla continuazione di Alamanno e is eri suoi figli fino 1506 ; seguiti da altri
monumenti inediti per cura di G. AaAZZi, 4to. vnth large folding plate ofBedi'
grees, and Q fine plates, calf, uncut, with R. L. SheiVs autograph, 36* Ih*enze, 1840
681 BosMiKi, Vita di Francesco Filelfo da Tolentino, 3 vols. Syo. portraits, 4* 1808
682 Sabellico, Historic Yinitiane, tradotte da Dolce, sm. 4to. ca^f, 5* 1834
683 SiciLiA (la) in prospettiva, pairte seconda, sive : le Citta, Castella, Terre e luoghi
in Sicilia, small 4tb. 504 pp. vellum, 5* Balermo, 1709
684 TASSO, la Gierusalemme liberata, con gli argomenti di Vincenzo Imperiale,
18mo. plaies, calf gilt, 5* Genova, 1604
46 QUARITCH'8 CATALOGUE OF
-686 TASSO, the same, with Bernardo Casteilo's plaU$, a pretty epedmeu qfoldmkD
MOBOcco binding^ 20e Oemava, 1615
686 ■ la GeroMleiimie libenta, 2 vols. 8to. ed. mncui, 7# M Fireiuse, 1818
687 ■ la Gkrusalemme liberata, 2 vols 8to. large type, »d» Is M Firense, 1823
688 ————— la J^rosalein D^lirr^e traduite en yen fran^ie, avec notes par Baonr-
Lormian, preced^e d*une notice sur le Tasso par Buehosi, 3 toIs. Sto. portrait
and plates J ^. hd. bs Paris, 1819
689 — BiBAOo, Dichiarationi poetici, istorici, etc. nella Gerasaleinme Conqnifltata,
stout sm. 4to. vellum^ giu, 4t8 Milcmo, 1616
600 — BosiKi, Saggio sugli Amori di Torqnato Tasso, 8vo. sd, 2s Pisa, 1832
691 — Yita del Tasso, da Serassi, 4to. portrait on title, uncut, 10s JEtoma, 1786
** L'^dition laplas correcte." — Brunei,
692 Tbatbo Comico Fiobbntino, contenente venti delle piti rare commedie eitate
dagli Accademici della Crosca, 6 vols. sm. 8yo. old ca^ extra, \%s Firenze, 1750
Ce recneil eitim^ est dti auz aoiiiB de J. Ch. Frighetti \ il renferme entr'autres la Tmmeim, par
111 khd Ange Baonarotti, en langue nutique.
693 Tbatbo Itaxiaho Aktico, con note dal Dott. Eerrario, 10 vols. Svo. portraits,
blue morocco, gilt edges,fine copy, £2. lOff Milano, 1808-12
694 TiHTO, Nobiltk di Yerona, nelle qnale tntte le attioni e qnalitadi qnellacitta, con
molte oltre coee si descriTono, sm. 4to. calf, 69 Verona, 1592
The name of " Edward Gwynn" on aides.
695 TIELABOSCHI (Gay. Abate G.) Memorie Storicbe Modbkbsi, col Codice drplo-
matico illustrato con Note, 5 yols. 4to. bds. uncut, £2. Modena, 1793-95
696 — — — Storia deUa Letteratnra ItaUana, '9 yols. in 11, 8yo. \f. bd. parchment,
36# Firenze, 1805-13
697 — — another copj, 11 yols. 8yo. calf neat, £2. 16* 1805-13
" This work has long held a distingnialied rank among the hUtorfea of literStnre." — Home.
" A strict adherence to veracity, a thorough acquaintance with the subject in all its detaila ; a
spirit of candour, raised far above the influence of party ; a discernment in criticism, deep and
correct ; and, above all, a clear and unbiassed judgment, prindpium et/ons rede scribendi, pervade
every part of this astonishing work, and give it a perfection very unusual in literary productions so
comprehensive and so complicated." — Eustace,
The Storia della Utteratura Italiana of the immortal Tiraboschi cannot fail to be admitted into
every judicious librarr. Italy boasts of few literary characters of higher class.
699 Venice* GBASWu^cEBLn libertas Yeneta, sive Yenetorom in se ao suos im-
periandi jns assertum contra Ainonymnni Scmtinii scriptorem, sm. 4to. vellum.
Is Qd Lugd, Bat, 1634
TOO GiusTiNiANO Historia delF Origine di Yenetia, tradotta da Domenichi, 12mo.
vellum, 5* ^ ^ Venet. 1608
701 MoBosiHi B CoBNABO, Mcmoiia Storica intomo alia Bepnbblica di Yenezia, pub-
blicata da Bonicelli, folio, plate, J^, bd, uncut, 4« Venezia, 1796
702 QuiBiNO (Ant.) Advis donne a TEstat et Eepublique de Yenise, 1606 — Sqititii^io
DELLA liiBEBTA Yeketa, nel quale si adducono anche le rajmoni dell' Impero
Eomano sopra la cittii et signoria di Yenetia, Stampato in JuTrandola, 1619, in
1 vol. 12mo. vellum, from £ord Orfor^s and Lord Roxburghes libraries, 30»
703 Bagcolta chronologico-ragionata cu Docnmenti inediti, cne formano la Storia
diplomatica della Kivolnzione e cadnta della Eepubblica di Yenezia, 2 vols. 4to.
6<fc. IsM Firenze, 1800
704 Sakdi (Y.) Frincipi di Storia civile della Bepublica di Yenezia, dalla sua fonda-
zione sino aIl*anno 1700, 6 vols. 4to. old vellum, 12s Ten, 1755-6
705 Sabpi (Fietro) Historiaparticolarejielle cose passate tra'l sommo Fontefice Paolo
Y., e la serenissima itepublioa di Yenetia, 1605-7, sm. 4to. old caff, 6s 1624
706 Tbissinm (G. G.) Dialogw intitulato il Castellan^ nel quale si tratta de la Lengua
Italiana ; Dante de la ywlgare Eliiiquenzia ; la Fwetica ; Epistola, 4 vols, in 1,
smallest fo]io,fine copy in red morocco, gilt edges, £2, 2s
Vicenzaper Tuflomeuf JamicuUt da Bressa, 1529
Payne and Foss priced in 1837 a copy, in 3 vols, only, £2. 2s.
707 Yebbi, le Notti Bomane, 2 vols. 12mo. ccdfneat, 2s 6d Firenze, 1823
708 YILLAJSri (Oiov. Matteo e FiUippo) Cbokica [di Firenze] a miglior lezione ri-
dotta, 14 yols. in 7, 8yo. best edition, one voL wormed, nearly Xf,M, 21s 1823-26
Who presents us vrith a more truthful picture of the turbulent freedom of a mediaeval Italian
Republic than Giovanni Villani 1
ITALIAN BOOKS.
L'hiftorien atiquel nous deTont la peiiitore si tnie et si aniin^ des ^v^Bemens an mlliea d«
XTV. Siede* Matteo Villani monmt de U peste le 12 JaUlet, 1363, comme son frere Giovanni en
tett mort 15 ans anparavant ; en monrant il chargea sons fils, Philippe Villani, de continner son
bistoire. Ancun historien n'inspire plus de respect, d'estime et d'affection que Matteo Villani, reli*
gieuz sans superstition il peint des plus vives couleurs la corruption et les crimes des chefs de I'^glise ;
U embrasse tout le monde connu dans son bistoire ; et, avec un coup-d'oeil pbilosopbique et per-
^ant, il assigne k cfaaque peuple son veritable caract^re." — Sitmondi Rep, JtaL ehap, 47.
709 Zakbtti (Bern.) del regno de' Longobardi in Italia, 2 yoIb. 4to. vellum, 7s Qd 1753
710 XTAU AN 2>ZAXiSCTS. BIONDELU, Saggio eui Dialetti GaUo-
Italici, (Lombardi, Emiliani e Pedemontani), 3 vols, in 1, Syo. haff calf gilit
16» miano, 1853-64
711. BergameSC* Tasso, il Gofiredo, trauestito allaEustica Bergamasca da Carlo
Assonica, 4to. hd^f morocco, 32« Tenet, 1670
Traduction rare, avec le tezte origioal en regard.
7l2 (T.) il Goflredo^ Poema eroico con il Trayestimento alia Eustica Bergen
mesca da AssotUco, 2 toIb. 12mo. in the Dialect qf Bergamo, portrait, uncut,
^ Bergamo, 1778
713 BolOgnesea Febbabi, Yocabolario Bolognese-Italiano, coUe voci Francesi
corrispondenti, con alcuni squarci di eomponenti in dialetto Bolognese, prefa-
zione snlla Ortografia, ed Appendice, stout 4to. Italian vellum, g%U hack, dOf
Bologna, 1835
714 LoTTi (Lotto) Bimedi per la Sonn da liezr alia Banzola, smallest 4to. has, 6# 1703
715 B. (G. M.) L*Dgrazi aBertuldin dalla Zena, miss' in rime Bolognese, con le spie-
fazioni dei Yocabili o l^rmini Bolognesi, sm. 4to. with etchings, neatly hound,
4a Bologna, 1736
716 G8labre86* TASSO, la G^rosalemme liberata, trasportata in Lingua Cala^
hrese da C. Cusentino d' Aprigliano, 4to. vellum, rare, £2. \0s Cosenxa, 1737
717 Clten0686« Cayalli (Gian-Giac.) Cittara Zeneize, accresciuta coUa giunta di
Bime antichi G^novesi, 12mo. vellum, \2s Genova, 1745
718 ■ Chittara Zeneize, ricorretta con regole d'Ortografia Genovesa, note, Ac,
square 12mo. 334 pp. UTicut, 7s 6d Ghnova, 1823
719 Tasso (T.) Ba Geiusalemme delivera traddta da diversi in Lengua Zeneize, folio,
hds, uncut, scarce, S2s Zena, s. a.
In tbe Genoese dialect, tbe original text being printed in parallel columns witb the version.
This is the scarcest of all tbe translations of the Oerusalemmt into any of tbe various Italian dialects.
720 MflaiieS€« Ohebubini (F.) Yocabulario Milanese-Italiano, 2 vols, calf neat,
ISs Milano, 1814
721 the same, 2 vols. 8vo. half calf, 10s 1814
722 CoLLEziONE d^le migliore Opere scritte in Dialetto Milanese, 12 vols, in 8, 16mo.
caif extra, 25* ..... ^*^^^o» 1816-17
723 If eapOlitaiSa Poeti Napoletani. Gollezione di tutti i Poemi in Lingua Napo-
letana, con Vocabulario, 28 vols, in 14, 12mo. neat in hf if, scarce, £3, 1783-89
724 ■ another copy, 25 vols. (Vols. 2 and 5 wanting) — Vocabolario, 2 vols. —
Del Dialetto Napoletana, 1 vol. — ^together 25 vols. 12mo. half morocco, the last
three in vellum, 36« Napoli, 1783-89
725 II Pastob fido di Dom. Basile, 18mo. half calf, 2* 6i Nap, 1785
726 Tasso (Torq.) Gierusalemme Libberata, da Fasano, in the original ana in the
Neapolitan dialect, folio, vellum, 6* Napoli, 1689
727 — — another edition, 2 vols. 12mo. If, hd, 7s 6d Napoli, 1786
728 Favi&Ila DizioNABio domestico Pavese-ltaliano ed Italiano-Pavese, 2 parts
in 1, 8vo. morocco, gilt top, uncut, ds JPavia, 1829
729 Fiedmontesea Alfiebi, Yoci e Modi Toscani, con le correspondenze in
Lingua francese ed in Dialetto JPiemontese, 8vo. 2« 6<i Torino, 1827
730 PiPiNO, Gramatica PiemOntese — ^Vocabolario Piemontese; 2 vols, in 1, 8vo. hal^
hound, 18* Torino, 1783
731 XtomanesCa Bebnebi, H Meo Patacco overo Boma in Feste, poema giocoso,
nel Linguaggio Bomanesco, stout 12mo. vellum 5« Roma, 1695
73^ .......... another copy, 12mo. dedicaiion imperfect, vellum, Bs 6d 1695
733 Pbbesio, il Maggio Bomanesco, ouero il JPalio con<juistato, poema epicogiocoso
nel linguaggio del volgo di Boma, con indice dei Proverbij, etc. stout 12ma.
vellum, I2s Ferrara,lQ8S
Bel exemplaire de ce poeme fort rare.
48 QUARITCH'S CATALQ6UE 6V
734 BArdlniaila Oossu, la Coltivazione de' Gelsi e propagazione de' Filugelli in
Sardegna, Tom. I. : Moriogra£a Sarda ossia Catecnismo Gelsario, Syo. hcUfhd.
6« Cagliari, 1788
736 POEEU (Vincenzo Raimoldo) Saggio di Oramatica sul Dialetto Sardo Meri-
dionale, small 4to. ^. hd, morocco extra, scarce, 30«
Cagliari, nella Scale Stamperia, 1811
736 PuBQUEDDU, Tesoro della Sardegna ne* Bachi e Gelsi, poema Sardo e Italiano,
12niO. Jront, and plates, stiff covers, U7icut,Jin€ sotmd copy, 20s Caaliari, 1779
737 Siciliaila Cabinisi (Antuninu Damianu) Lu yivu mortu Effettu & lu piccata
di la Cami cansatu da lu vanu e bruttu Amuri de li Donni Causa prmcipali d*
ogni Dannu, 18mo. bds, 7s 6d Messina, 1746
A very scarce and curious poem ia the Sicilian dialect
738 CoMPONiMBNTi Poeticl SiciLiANi traidotti in Firenze, in Epigrammi (Latini) e
Sonetti (Italiani),4to. vellum, scarce, 16* Mrenze, 1738
In Sicilian I Latin, and Italian ; the last by G. P. Berzini.
739 Meli (Giov.) Poesie Siciliane, 7 vols. 12mo. portrait and vignettes, half ^^?/»
15* Pal.ermo, 1814
740 the same, Vols. 1—5, 12mo. sd, 3* %d 1814
These highly interesting Poems have valuable philological foot-notes.
741 PASQUALINO (Mich.) Vocabulario Sicilian© etimologico, italiano, e latino,
5 vols. 4to. vellum hacks, edges cut, 36* Palermo, 1785-95
Very rare. '* Selon Eber, TAuteur de cet ouvrage pen connu en France a fait de profondes
et heureuses recherches sur les etymologies." — Brunei,
Priced, 1834, Thorpe, £Z, 3* ; 1847, H. Bohn, £2. 2s\ 1855, Qaaritch. £2. 10*; 1853, the
Dean of Peterborough's copy fetched £2, 10*, and was afterwards priced £^, 13* M.
742 B.AU E Eeqtjesens (Monsignor D. Simonde) Rime, 16mo. with autograph of **Pa;6.
Br^done, 1770," (the Traveller), vellum, 21* Venetia, per li Giunti, 1672
This very scarce volume contains the Author's Canzuni Siciliani, written in the Siciliui dia-
lect. On the fly-leaf at the end is a Manuscript sonnet, *' Risposta data dal Gran Visir al Re dl
Prussia,'' also in the Sicilian dialect.
743 TJEMPIU (Duminicu) Operi, in Sicilian, 2 vols, in 1, sm. 4to. portrait, half mo*
rocco, uncut, 20* Catania, 1814
744 Veoetian* Boschini (Marco) La Carta del Navegar Pitoresco Dialogo traun
Senator Venetian Deletante e un Professor de Pitura in Otto Venti (in quartine
in Dialetto Yeneziano), sm. 4to. frontispiece, portrait and plates etched by the
Author himself, £2. VcTietia, per li Baha, 1660
'' Operetta interessantissima fatta da un insigne conoscitore delle arti, e piena di acoorgimento,
Bcritta in dialetto Veneto, col ritratto dell' autore, e una galleria di pitture al fine in 26 tavole
Ulnstrate, einventate dall' autore medesimo.*' — dcognara,
745 CoLLBZiONB delle migliori Opere, scritte in dialetto Yeneziano, 12 vols. — ^Poeti
antichi, 2 vols.— 14 vols. 16mo. sd, 26* ^ Venezia, 1817
746 Pateiabchi (Gtwparo) Yocabolario Yeneziano e Padovano, co* termini e modi
corrispondenti Toscani, 4to. hf, hound, 9* Padova, 1821
747 ScHiESON. Opere di Giovanni Pozzobon Trivigiano, detto Schieson, Venetian
Poetry, 5 vols. 12mo. M, m>orocco, 15* Padova, (1787)
748 TASSO (Tor^uato) El Gofiredo conta* alia Barcariola, dal Dottor Tomaso Mon-
dini, Venetian and Italian, 4to. two sets <f plates inserted, one series being after
Bernardo Castelli, bed mobocco, gilt edges, veby babe, £4. Ven, 1704
'* II est remarquable que dans les assemble du Grand-conseil de Venise, on ^tait oblige de
parler le Dialecte Yenetien, I'usage de la langue Toscane n'etait tolere que dans I'exorde*" — J}aru,
749 GINGTJEN]^ (P. L.) Histoire Litt^raire d'ltalie ; augmentee par Danou, et con-
tinu^e par Salfi, 14 vols. 8vo. ^, hd, calf, £6, Par, 1824-35
750 Histoire Litt^raire d'ltalie, continu^e par Salfi, 12 vols. 8vo. sewed,
£2, 12* Paris, 1812-34
The latter volumes are extremely rare, having been destroyed by fire.
SPANISH BOOKS.
751 ALDEETE, del Origen y Principio de la Lengua CasteUana h Eomanee, folio,
facsimiles of ancient Spanish Inscriptions, calf gilt,Jine copy from the libraries
of lord de Bothesay and Jas, Kennedy, Esq, rare, 21* Madrid, 1674
752 Alvabado, Sjpanisb and English Dialogues, an easy method of learning either.
language, with Pbovbbbs, etc. stout 12mo. calf, rare, 5* 1719
SPANISH BOOKS. .' 4tf
753 GOBAEBUYIAS Obozco (Sebastian de) Tesoro de la Lengua Castellaoa, o
Espanola, thick folio, a good copy in caHf, £2. Madrid, 1611
The oldest Spmnish Dictionary, much esteemed and sought after by Spanish Scbolaiv. The
work is very rare in Spain. Brunet and Salva do not mention it.
754 CONl^ELLY (T.) y T. HiaoiKs, Diccionario de las doa Lenguafi Espanola 6 In-
glesa ; Spanish-English and English-Spanish Dictionary, 4 vols. 4to. a good
sound copy in Spanuh calf, £3. Madrid, 1797-98
The Dean of Peterborough's copy fetched £3. 8«. The best and most complete Spanish and
English Dictionary, comprising all the Idioms, Proverbs, Marine Terms, Metaphorical Expressions,
&c. in both languages.
755 Medina, Arte explicado y gramatico perfecto, 4to. calf, 3* Mad/rid, 1826
756 NsBBiJA, Diccionario; Dictionarium Aelii Antonii Nebrissensis Grammatici,
I. Dictiones latino-hispana), II. Nomina propria. III. Neotericse ac ynlgares
regionum appellationes, lY. Eomance en Latin, folio, calf, 59 Madrid, 1758
757 Nbttmak and Jdabetti*s Spamsh-English and English-Spanish Dictionary, seveiUk
edition, enlarged and revised by Beoane, 2 vols. 8yo. 1650 pp. dottble columns,
(pub. at 328) 20s 1831
758 Ollbndobfp*s New Method of Learning to Bead, Write, and Speak the
Spanish Language, with an Appendix, containing a brief but comprehensive
^^capitulation of the E>ules as well as of all the Terbs, both Ee^ular and Irre*
gular, so as to render their use easy and familiar to the most ordmary capacity.
Together with Practical E>ules for Spanish Pronunciation, and Models otSocial
ana Commercial Correspondence, the whole designed for young learners and
persons who are their own instructors, by M. Velasquez ana T. Simokkb,
Professors of the Spanish Language, stout 12mo. bound, Ss 185X
759 ■ The Key to the same, &
760 TJbcullu, Grramatica Inglesa, 12mo. tercera edicion, (pub. at 8«) hd, 3« 6(£ 1845
761 Acajdemia Esfauola, Obras premiadas ^r la, 1777-82, Tomo I. 4to. <f, bs (1782)
762 AiiCALA (Greron.) el Donado Hablador, V ida y Aventuras de Alonso,' Mozo de
muchos annos, 2 vols. 12mo. calf, 4» Madrid, 1804
763 ALDSETE (Ber.) Antiguedades de Espana, Africa, y otras provincias, 4to. en-
graced title, old ca\f, 20« Amheres, 1614
<< Opus doctissimum simulque rarissimum, etc,'*'-~Meutelii Bibi. Hist, Vol, II, ps, 2,p, 322.
'* OuTrage savant pea commnn et plein de grandes et doctes recherches*"— i>n^/«/.
Priced, 1826, Payne and Foss, mor. £Z,Zs -, Bernal's copy fetched, 1855, £2. Ss.
764 ALEMAN (M.) Guzman d'Alfarache, primera y segunda parte, 4to. limp vellum,
sound copy, ra/re, 7s 6d Madrid, por Pablo de Val, 1641
765 I Chizman d'Aifarache, sm. 4to. antique calf, 10« Madrid, 1661
*' The Spanish Proteos, which, though writ
Bat in one tongae was formed with the world's wit ;
And hath the noblest mark of a good bookot
That an ill man doth not securely looke
Upon it ; but will loathe or let It passe
As a deformed face doth a true glasse.'' — Ben Jonson.
" The first edition of the first part appeared, Madrid, 1599, and tVro editions besides in the same
year. The most ample portraiture of tiie Catariberas, or the gayer one of Picaros, that is to be
found in Spanish Literature. It was very successful, falling in with the vices and humours of t le
timea of the loose Court of Philip III. after the hypocrisy and constraints of the last dark years of
Pliilip II. The genuine second part appeared, V^encia, 1605. The Second part, published 1603,
tinder the name of Mateo Loxan de Sayavedra, though not without literary merit, is a forgery."
Tieknor, III, p. 66.
766 Alicosnino (Bahi Moysen] Extremos y Grandezas de Constantinople ; traducido
por Oansino, sm. ^U>, frontispiece, calf, 3s Madrid, 1638
707 AjfrTONiNO Libro Aureo de Marco Aurelio, Emperador y eloquentissimo Orador
nueluunente impresso (por Antonio de Guevara Obispo de Guadix), ISmo.^n^
copy in orange morocco extra, gilt edges, rare, 14» En/oeresper Juan 8teelsio, 1534
This is a. Romance written by Antonio de Guevara Bishop of Cadiz.
768 Abaookes (Mosen Alfonso) La Histora de la DonzeUa Teodor, sm. 4to. woodcuts,
a sca/ree "Romance, hds, 36« Sevilla, JPedro Gomez de Pastratia, 1641
769 Abana de Vabfloea (D. Fermin) Hijos de Sevilla illustres en Santidad, letras,
armas, artes, b dignidad, sm. 4to. 3 parts in 1 vol. sd. 10s 1791
770 Aboensola, Anales d'Aragon, que prosigue Curita, 1216-1520, stout folio, aood
copy in calf, 12s Caragoqa, 1680
50 QUARITCH'S CATALOGUE OF
771 Bacallab (D. Yic.) Comeatarios de la Gruerra de Espafia, e Historia de Fhdipe
V. desde el principio de sa reynado hasta 1725, 2 vols. Oenova, s, a, — ^Memo*
rias x)olitica8, y Tnilitares para servir de continuacion, 2 vols. Mad/rid, 1756-63,
together 4 vols. am. 4to. Spanish ealf, 9s 1756-63
772 — — another edition, 4 vols. am. 4to. ealf, 10s Madrid y Oeriova, 1792-93
** Ottvrage fort estime, surtoat sous le rapport militaire." — Brunei. 1843, Salva, 40 fr.
773 Basque Provinces* Coleccion de C^dulas, Cartas Patentes, P^rovisiones,
Beales Ordenesy otros Doenmentos ooncemientes 4 las Provincias Yasconga-
das : Yizcaya, Guipuzcoa, Alava, y Continnacion, 6 vols. sm. 4to. oood copy in
Spanish calf, £2. 10* Madrid, 1829:33
An indispensable work for obtaining authentic information relative to the history, nobility,
people, laws, commerce, manners and customs of the Basque Provinces. This copy has 2 vols, of
•* Continuacion," which runs on under the title : '* Coleccion de Privilegios, Franquezas, etc. con-
cedidosa varios pueblos j corporadones de la Corona de Castilla.'' Brunet mentions only 5 vols.
773*Eksayo sobre la Nobleza de los Bascongados, para sirvs de Introduecion & la
Historia general de aqnellos Pueblos, 8vo. ealf, 3s 6d Thlosa, 1786
774 FuEBO (El) Privilegios, Franqnezas, y Libertades de los hijos dalgo de Yizcaya,
sm. stout folio, calf, 20s Madrid, 1762
Bound up with it is ** La Constitucion Espaiiola de 1812."
774*Gainza (D. Franc.) Historia de la Universidad de Irun XJranzu, folio, comers of
10 leaves at end torn off', the missing letters supplied in MS, vellum, 7s Qd 1738
Containing chapters on ' Ethimologias,' * Ethimolog;ia8 Vascongadas/ ' Provincia de la Yasoo-
nia,' ' Provincia de Guipuzcoa/ Priced, 1826, by Salva, £1. 6s,
775 Llobente (J. A.) Noticias historicas de las tres Provincias Yascongadas, en que
se procura investigar el estado civil antiguo de Alava, Guipiizcoa y Yizcaya, y
el origen de bus Fueros, 5 vols, small 4to. good copy in Spanish calf rare,,
£2. MadHd, 1806-8
Contents : Tom. I. Estado Civil Antiguo ; II. Origen de sus Fueros ; III. Apendioe, o CoU
leccion Diplomatica deEscnturas de los SiglosYIIL-XI. ; IV.Ciento y doce Escrituras del Siglo
XII. casi todas ineditas ; V. Kespuesta a la impugnacion del setior Aranguren, y documentos com-
probantes, comprising ** Origen y catalogo de los sefiores de Yizcaya.''
Priced, by Salva, 1826, Vols. I. -III. only and * Demonstracion de Aranguren,' £2» 12f 6<f ;
1843, the 5 vols., 44 fr. 50 c.
776 OzABTA, la Cantabria vindicada, y demoetrada, segun la extension que tuvo en
diferentes tiempos, 4to. calf, 7s 6d Madrid, 1779
Ba^squeLanguage, See post, under Eubopeak Philology.
777 BEUTEB {P. A.) Coronica general de toda Espana, y especialmente del Beyno
de Yalencia, 2 vols, in 1, fouo, woodcUts and Ch<Us of Arms, very fine copy, old
gilt calf, rare, £2. Valencia, 1604
Lord Stuart de Rothesay's copy fetched, 1855, £2. 4f.
778 BLEDA ( Jayme) Coronica de los Moros de Espana, dividida en odbo Libroey
stout folio, cropt copy, three leaves m,ended^ vellum, very rare, 32*
Valencia, Felipe Mey, 1618
The mo^t important Spanish Chronicle relating to Moorish dominion in Spain. i
'< Ouvrage estime, et dont les exemplaires sent rares." — Brunet. Sold in Col. Stanley's sale
for £1. 10«, and in the White Knight*s sale for £7. Is Dr. Hawtrey'i copy fetched^ 18(^3,
£2. lOf.
779 BLED^ (Jacobi) Defensio Fidei in Causa Neophytorum sive Mobischobxtk
!Regni Yalentise totiusque Hispanise. Ejusdem de justa Morischorum ab His*
pania Expulsione, sm. 4to. with a few rude woodcuts, limp vellum, 25* 1610
780 another copy, owe leqf in the Privilegio slightly damaged and mended^
and a worm-hole running through the front margins, veau fauve, carmine edges,
with fill gilt back, 15* Valentice, 16K)
A valuable historical volume of great scarcity, not mentioned in the entire series of Salva'i
Catalogues ; also unnoticed by Brunet. In the dedication, p. 579, Fr. Jayme Bleda states as one
of his reasons for writing his work in Latin, that it was against the Castilian Laws to write in the
vulgar tongue against Heretics; pp. 581-618 contain *' Breve Relacion de la Expulsion de las
Moriscos del Reyno de Valencia; p. 612, ** Bando de la Expulsion de los Moriscoi de Cataluna,"
is in the Valentian Dialect.
781 BORJA (Francisco de, Principe de JSsquilache) Obras en Yerso, 4to. green mo*
rocco, gilt edges, 21* Amberes, 1654
Pages 397 — 562 are Romances.
SPANISH BOOKS. 51
782 BosABTE (J.) Obsenrationes sobrelas Bellas Artes, entre los Antiguos hastala con-
quista de Grecia por los Itomanos, 16mo. calf, 3* Madrid^ 1790-91
783 BoTELLO DE MoEAES i Vasconcelos, el Alphonso, o la fundacion del Beino de Por-
tugal, 16mo. vellum^ arms gilt on the sides, Ss ^d Salamanca, 1731
784 BusauiLLOS (Tom^ de) Bimas Humanas y Divinas, por Frey Lope de Vega Car-
pio, sm. 4to. ca^f, 6s Madrid, 1674
785 Cabbeba de Cobdoya (L.) Cronica de Filipe II. Bey de £spa&a, stout folio, title
wanting, otherwise very clean copy, vellum, 6* Madrid, 1619
Priced, 1826, Salva, £2, 2*.
786 CABBEBA (Luis, Cronista del Bey Felipe II.) Belaciones de las Cosas sucedidas
en la C6rte de Espana, desde 1599 nasta 1614, impl. 8vo. 664 pp. uncut, 9«
Madrid, 1857
This work contains an exact and detailed account of this important period, when the history of
Spain was so closely connected with that of Great Britain. Its copious information on the subject
of the assistance afforded by Spain to Ireland, when that country was still unsubdued, render it ne-
cessary to the history of the growth of English power, while as a contemporary and pleasing nar-
rative of the time, it cannot fail to be interesting.
.787 Cadiz Fhenicia, con el Examen de varias Noticias Antiguas de Espana, que
conservan los Escritores Hebreos, Phenicios, Griegos, Bomanos y Arabes,
[por Mondejar], 3 vols. sm. 4to. calf^ rare, 12* • Madrid, 1806
788 CAIiDEBON, Obbas, que saca a Luz Don Juan Fernandez de Apontez ; Comedias,
11 vols, in 10 ; Autos Sacramentales, 6 vols, together 17 vols, in 16, sm. 4to.
he^t editions, nice copy, Spanish calf, rare, £5. Madrid, 1759-63
Priced, 1825, Salva, £9, iOs; 1829, half russia, £9.
789 _-«- CoMEDiAS, 11 vols, in 10, 4to. best edition, Spanish calf, £3. ih, 1760-63
790 — — CoMEDiAS, por Eleil, 4 vols, royal 8vo. compact double column edition^
hf hd, calf neat, 28* IJeipsiqtie, 1827
"Caideron, a celebrated Spanish writer of the 17th century, one of the most copious and
•esteemed dramatists in Spain, equal to Lope de Vega."
*' His boundless and inexhaustible fertility of invention, his quick power of seizing and prose-
cuting everything with dramatic eflfect, the unfailing animal spirits of his dramas, if we may venture
on the expression, the general loftiness and purity of his sentiments, the rich faculty of his verse, the
Abundance of his language, and the clearness and precision with which he embodies himself in
words and figures, entitle him to a high rank as to the imagination and creative faculty of a poet.*'
Quarterly Review,
791 ■■ Autos Sacramentales, 6 vols. 4to. half morocco, v/ncut, top edges gilt,
rare, £2. Madrid, 1759-60
*' In hit dramas of a serious and devout character, in virtue of their dignified pathos, tragic
sublimity, and religious fervour, Calderon's best title to praise may be found. In such, above all
in his * Autos,' he reached a height beyond any of his predecessors ; whose productions, on reli-
gious themes especially, striking as many of them are, with situations and motives of the deepest
effect, are not sustained at the same impressive elevation, nor disposed with that consummate judg-
ment which leaves nothing imperfect or superfluous in the dramas of Calderon, It remains to say
a word of his style. It varies at different periods ; and in his best time is perhaps the perfection
of splendid elegance. His poetic vein is exuberant beyond example in its flow of rich imagery ;
so oopioua and discursive, indeed, that it seems ever on the verge of excess in passages of display,—
and is apt to be indulged in these at the expense of strict dramatic propriety."
Athenaum, Nov. 26, 1853.
792 Campomanss, Antigdedad Maratima de la Eepublica de Cabtago, con el Periplo
de Hannon, sm. 4to. map and plan, caff, 10s Madrid, 1/56
793 CANCIONERO (el) de Juan Alfonso de Baena (Siglo XV.)ahoraporprimera
vez dado a luz, con notas y comentarios, impl. 8vo. Ixxxviii. and 732 pp. with
. 2 facsimiles, sd» 12s Madrid, 1851
7^ — __ the same, half bound morocco, uncut, ISs 1851
Of this valuable collection of 576 Old Romances, only 500 copies were printed, of which few
lenMin lor.jale. The introduction comprises an essay on the Castilian Poetry daring the 14 th and
15th centuries. The notes are historical, critical, and philological ; the work condades with a
Glossary of Obsolete Words.
7d6 Castileo (Hernando de). Historia general de Sancto Domingo, y de su orden
de predicadores, 2 vols. sm. folio, vellum, £2. 5* Madrid, Sanchez, 1584
796 CERVANTES Saavedra (Miguel de) Primera y segunda parte del Ingenioso
Hidalgo Don Quixote de la Mancha, 2 vols. 12mo. olive morocco, gilt edges,
BABE, £2, 10s Brucelas, Ruberto Antonio, 1617 & 1616
ftl QUARITCH'8 CATALOOUB OF
707 OEEVANTES, Don Quixote, 2 vols. 4to. eurious looodcwU, limp veUvm, 18#
Madrid, 1723
708 ....—^ El In6Enioso Hidalgo don Quixote de la Mancha, corregida por la
BsAL AcADBMiA EsFAHOLA^ 4 Tols. royal 4to. BEST. EDITION, fine'plcUes by the
best Spanish Artists^ Spanish calf gilt, gilt edges, £5. Madrid, Ibarra, 1780
Trt'B bel exemplaire de cette Edition splendide et tree estim^e. C'est un jnl chef d'oeuTre tj-
pographique. Les nombreuses gravures dont T^dition est ornee, ont 6t6 gravies par les premiers
artistes de TEspagne, les ^'prcuves sont tres fraiches.
Priced, 1848, Payne and Foss, mor. £\2» 129, calf, £6. 6«. Benial's copy, mor. fetched,
1856,£14. 14«.
709 m Historia del famoso Cavallero Don Quixote, por John Bowie, 6 vols.
4to. bds. 16s Salisbury, 1781
This edition is esteemed for its ample Indexes.
800 .. Don Quixote de la Mancha, noeva edicion corregida de nuevo, con nuevas
notas, con nuevas estampas, con nuevo analisis y con la yida de el antor nneva*
mente aumentada, por D. Jnan Antonio PelUcer, 5 vols. 8to. best Spanish edu
tion, numerous Jine plates, bds, v/ncut, 30* Madrid, Sancha, 1797-98
801 ■ the same, 5 vols. Svo. portrait and plates, morocco extra, giU edges,
£2. 10* 1797-98
The notes of Pellicer contain a vast body of erudition and research. The text is remarkable for
its correctness, and the embellishments are idl the work of Spanish artists, and admirably illvatrata
the spirit of the text.
'* Pellicer has greatly improved the text, and in his nnmerous annotations has displayed much
eradition in tracing the sources whence the anthor drew his supplies ; in pointing out the passages
in the old romances alluded to in Don Quixote ; in detailing at large the historical fscta wluc& are
thoe mentioned ; and in coUecting biographical, bibliographical, and critical information oonoeming
the several authors whose writings Cervantes has either directly or indirectly noticed." — hoehkarVs
Bon ^ixott,
802 ——— — Don Quixote, 6 vols. 18mo. vsith pretty plates and manettes, Bpamsk
binding, 16s Madrid, 1797-98
802 * another copy, 6 toIb. ISmo. caff extra, 18* 1797-98
803 ' Don Quijote de la Mancha, comentado por Don Dxeoo Clbhencin,
6 vols. am. 4to. \fi bd, fnorocco, gilt tops, uncut, £4. 4* Madrid, 1^3-39
Published at 200 Rs. ; priced 1843, Salva, sewed, 75 fr.
" Le commentaire de Clemencin est le plus etendu qu'on ait publi6 sur I'immortel outrage de
Cervantes. En consequence, cette ^ition doit itre recherchee par tons les Grangers et par tons
oeox qui desirent ^tudier k fond le Don Quichotte.** — Salva.
** One of the most complete commentaries that has been published on any author, ancient or
modem. It is written, too, with taste and judgment in nearly all that relates to the merits of the
author ; it is rare to find an obscure point which it does not elucidate.'' — Ticknor, IIL 383.
804 ■ Don Quijote de la Mancha, 2 vols, royal 8vo. 800 spirited woodcuts,
cloth, wncut, 21s Barcelona, 1840
805 Galatea, dividida en seys libros, 12mo. vel, 10s Par. Gilles Sobinot, 1611
806 — — Viage al Pamaso, 8vo. calf, 6s Madrid, Sancha, 1784
807 Cbbyantbs db Salazab, Obras glossadas i traducidas, 4to, sd. 3* Madrid, 1772
808 CiD EoMANCBS : el Cid, en lenguage antiguo, 18mo. vellum, 8* 6d Cadiz, 1702
809 CID. Poeme du Cid, texte Espaenol, ayec traduction Eran9aiBe, notes et rocabu-
laire par Damas Hinard, 4to. sd, 16* Paris, 1858
Antonio says the first collection was made 1612 ; Ticknor quotes as the earliest edition that of
Pamplona, 1716. Dozy, in his " R^chercbes," brings forward several documents respecting thif
hero, one of which, written by Ibn Bassam, at Seville, a.d. 1109, only ten years after his death,
rests in a great measure on the testimony of one who had seen the Cid. From this it appears that
he was at one time in the service of the Moorish kings of Zaragoza, and upon capturing the city of
Yalentia, he burnt the Kadi and several other influential citizens alive. *' La victoire," says Ibn
Bassam, as translated by Dozy, " suivant toujours la banni^ de Rodrigue (que Dieu mandiase !) il
triompha des princes des Barbares ; h difierentes reprises il combattit leurs chefiB ; alors il mit en
fuite leurs armies, et tua avec son petit nombre de guerriers, leurs nombreuz soldats."
810 E.ISCO, la Castilla y el mas famoso Castellano. Discurso sobre la antigua Castilla
Historia del c^ebre castellano Bodbigo Diaz, llamado el Cid Caim>eador, sm.
4to. portrait, old Spanish calf neat, 12s Madrid, 1792
" C'est la meilleure histoire du Cid. Kisco a public dans son ouvrage une chronique latine qui ex.
Istait manuscrite, et qui parait avoir ete ecrite peu de temps apr^s la mort du h^ros castillan." — Salva,
811 Claeos Varones de CastiUa y Letras de Fernando de Pulgar, Coronista de Fer-
nando y Isabel, 12mo. sd, uncut, 2s Madrid, 1789
SPANISH BOOKS. (9
6X8 CoLimrABis. Hifltoria de la eiudad de Bsootia, y oompendio de las hiBtoriaB de
Gastilla ; Yidas y EflcritoB de Escritores 8egoyiano8, Mio, first edition, 2 leavM
supplied in old if 8. calf^ rare, 10s Madrid, 1640
813 CON l)]fi, Hifltoria de la Dominacion de los Arabes en Espa&a, 3 vols. am. 4to,
cloth, 15* Madrid, 1820
814 — — ^— the same, stout 8vo. sd, 7s Paris, 1840
815 ■ nueva edicion, 3 vols. 12mo. with facsimiles and inscriptions, ^fi hd,
7s 6rf Barcelona, 1844
This work is entirely based upon Arabic authorities, and so far valaable.
81§ CoNBULADO del Mae de Babcelona, traducido de Cathalan y addicionado por
Oayetano de Palleja, folio, vellum, 7s 6d Barcelona, 1732
817 CEOmCAS DE ESPANA : Coleccion de, 7 vols. 4to. sd, £2. 10*
Madrid, Sancha, 1779-87
818 ■ the same, 7 vols. impl. 4to. labgb pafsb, portraits, one volume Hf, mor.
uncutf the remainder Spanish calf, £6, 10s 1779-87
819 ■■ the same, 7 vols. impl. 4to. labge pafsb, sd, uncut, £6. 6* 1779-87
. Cette collectioii contient les ohroniques snivantes :
Cronicas de los reyes de Gastilla, Don Pedro, D. Henrique II., D.Juan I., D. Enrique III.,
por D. Pedro Lopez de Ayala, etc. 1779-80, 2 vols.
Cranica de Don Pedro Nifto conde de Bnelna por Gutierre Dies de Games, etc. — Historia del
gran Tamerlan por Ray Gonialea de ClaTijo, etc— -iSumario de los reyes de Espaf&a. En 1 toI. 1782
Memorias historicas del rey D. Alonso el noble, octavo del nombre, recogidas por el Marques
de Mondezar« e illustr. oon notas y apendices por Cerdi y Rico torn. 1. (le seul public) 1783.
Cronica de D. Ahraro de Luna. La publica con nurios apendices Jos6 Miguel da Flores.—
Segnro de Tardesillas. I!8criob61e D. Pedro Fernandez de Velasco. 1784.
Cronica del Rey D. Enrique el IV. por Diego Enriquea del Castillo, 2da ed. correg. por Jos.
ttigoidde Ilorea. — Coplas de Mingo ReVulgo, comp. por Kodrigo Cota, etc. 1787.
Cronica de D. Alfonso XI., illustr. por Cerd4 y Rico. Tom. ler (le seul publi6). 1 787.
Priced, 1837, Large Paper, 7 vols. Payne and Foss, £12. 12«.
820 CBONICA del Eey Don Juan II. folio, calf extra, 12s Pamplona, 1591
821 Obonica del E«j Don Juan II. por Perez de Guzman, corregida por u-alindez de
Oarvajal, folio, bds, uncut, 12s 1779
822 CEONICA del Senor Eey Don Juan Segundo, por Feman Perez de Guzmai^
corregida y enmendada por D. L. Galindez de Caravajal, folio, thick papeb,
Sh^anish caff, ffilt edges, scarce, UttersovCs copy, 35* vaXenda, M<ynifort, 1779
" Belle Wition."— ^nintf/.
823 CX7EITA (G.) Anales de la Corona de Aragon, anadida una Apologia de Ambrosio
de Morales, y parecer de Juan Paez de Castro, y con Indice, 7 vols. 1669-71
Blasco de Lanuza (Y.) Historias Ecclesiasticas y Seculares de Aragon, continua*
cion de Curita basta el Ano 1618, 2 vols. Carago^, 1622
Abgbksola (B. L. de) y J. F. A. de Uztabsoz, Anales de Aragon, 1516-&, 2 vols.
engraved title and dedication, on which a/re 28 coats of arms ih, 1630-63
Sayas Kabanera y Ortubia (F. D. de) Anales de Aragon, 1520-5 ih. 1666
UsTABBoz {3. F. A. de} Progressos de la Historia en el Eeyno de Aragon y ElogioB
de G-. Ziurita su pnmer Coronista, contienen varios sucessos, 1512-80, anadiendo
D. J. Dormer ih. 1680
DoBXXJi (D. J.) Anales de Aragon, 1525-40 ih, 1697
FijiZAJro Ybanez de Aoyz (J. L.) Anales de Aragon, 1540-58 ih, 1706
Ababca (P.) Los Beyes de Aragon en Anales Historicos, 2 vols.
Madrid, 1682, y Salamanca, 1684
The above set of Spanish Histobiadoses of Abaoon, 17 vols, folio, good sound
copy in Spanish vellum, £10. 10* 1622-84
A similar oollection, in 17 vols, without the * Blasco de Lanuza, 2 vols.' and the continuation of
Argensola by Uztarroz, but having instead * La Ripa, Corona real del Pirineo, and Defensa del reyno
de Sobrarbe, 3 vols. Zaragoza, 1675-88,' was priced, in 1843, by Salva, 375 francs. He speaks of
its rarity in the following terms : — '* II faudrait bien des ann^es pour r^unir tons les ouvrages qui
qi . _ _ -
etioitement li^ k oelles des autres provinces de TEspagne."
" The author who has related the principal events in our early history with most learning and
fiddity, and to the best advantage, and who deserves to be read more than once with the utmost at-
y
hi QUARITCH'S CATALOGUE OF
tention, is Geronimo do Zurita, and I do not think anything more is necessary in order to acqtb^
B sufficient knowledge of our history."— TAff Marquit of Mondexar, in his Noticia yjnicio de lot
mat principalet historiadoret de Etpana.
Zurita examined and used all the Documents and State Papers scattered throughout the Spanish
Dominions for his valuable history: the ** Annals of Aragon" contain the History of Spain from
the invasion of the country by the Arabs to 1 5 1 6.
•* The whole work is more important to Spanish history than any that had preceded it It
has hardly anything of the monkish credulity of the old chronicles, for Zurita was a man of the
world. It shows not unfrequently a generosity of opinion on political subjects remarkable in a
secretary of Philip II. and Inquisitor." — Ticknor, III, 129.
** Excellent historian, extremely accurate in tracing the progress of the laws and constitutbns
o^ his country." — Robertson* t Charles V,
824 DE CASTKO (Joseph Eodriguez) BibliotecaEspanolaque contiene la noticia de los
Escritores Eabinos Espanoles, la de los Escritores Gentiles Espanoles, y la de los
Christianos, hasta fines del siglo xiii de la Iglesia, 2 vols, folio, calf, 27»
^ . Madrid, irsise
g25 the same, 2 vols, folio, tall cop^, hf. calf, 27* 1781-6
Priced, by Salva, 1826, £3. 3» ; 1843, 56 francs.
826 the same, Vol. I. : Los Escritores Eabinos Espaaoles, folio, hf. russia,
uncut, 5« 1^^^
•* Cette bibliotheque est fort interessante, non-seulement pour les notices qu'elle renfenne sur
des ^crivains trds-peu connus, mais encore parce qu*elle donne des extraits assez etendus des oeavret
poetiques du roi D. Alp honse'le- Sage et du Cancionero de Baena," — Salva,
827 Delgado, Memoria historico-critica sobre el Gran Disco de Theodosio encontradp
en AJmendralejo, 4to. large plate of the Shield of ITieodosius, sd, 2* Mad, 1849
828 DiAGO (F.) Historia de los victoriosissimos antiguos Condes de Barcelona, folio,
hf hd. calf, 5* Barcelona, 1603
829 DIAGO (Francisco) Anales del Reyno de Valencia, despues del Diluvio, haflta hi
muerte del Eey don Jayme el Conqtdstador, folio, margin wormed, half hound,
20« Valencia, 1613
Priced, by Salva, in 1826, £3. 13* U, and, with a MS. title page, £2, ; 1829, £2, 2s ; 1843,
20 firs. ** Diago jouit d'une assez grande reputation comme historien, et son ouvrage est deveno rare.*
Salva*
830 DiccioNAEio geografico-historico de la Espana Antigua, tomo I- : El aparato,
por D. Mig. Cortes y Lopez, sm. 4to. hf calf. Is 6<i Madrid, 1835
831 DiccioNARio GeoCTafico-Historico de Espaqa por la Eeal Acad^mia de la His-
toria : Seccion II., comprehende la Eioja 6 Logrono y algnnos pueblos de Burgos,
por Govantes, stout 4to. uncut, 5* Madrid, 1846
832 Ebcilla (Alonso de) la Araucana, con su vida, 2 vols. 12mo. portrait, map, and
plates, Spanish binding, 7s Qd Madrid, 1776
833 la Araucana, 2 vols. 18mo. calf, Ss Madrid, 1803
834 la Araucana, 4 vols, in 2, half calf, 2s M Paris, 1824
<* An author single and unparalleled in the host of poets. The great and singular work which
has justly rendered Ercilla immortal, is his poem, ' Araucana.' Cervantes, in speaking of Don
Quixote's library, has ranked it among the choicest treasures of the Castilian Muse. With all his
defects, he appears to me one of the most extraordinary and engaging characters in the world."
Hayley,
835 ESCOBAB, (Fr. Luis de) Las quatrocientas respuestas, con las cient glosas 6 de-
claraciones, que nuevamente anadi6 supropioautor, folio, black letter, dxxzij
leaves, large coat of arms on title page, best edition, vellum, very rare,
36* Valladolid, 1560
836 another copy, folio, wormed and damaged, ISs Valladolid, 1560
Priced, 1840, Payne and Foss, £2, I2s 6d; a copy wanting the title page is priced by Salva, in
1826, £6. A second part appeared in 1552 ; a copy of the 2 parts sold for £75. 15» at the White
Knights' sale. The name of the Author of this rare book is to be seen only in an acrostic on some
couplets on the reverse of leaf 135. A more curious collection of miscellaneous pieces, religious
observations, and of moral doctrines and proverbs, in questions and answers, and in verse and pro8e>
is not to be found in the whole range of Spanish Literature.
837 ESPANA Sagrada : Baranda (Pedro Sainz de) Tratado de la Santa Iglesia de
Lebida en su estado modemo, con apendices de los documentos, royal 8vo.
coloured m^p and facsimile, uncut, 5* Madrid, 1860
This work forms the 47th volume of the " EsPAnA^ Sagrada,'' published by the Real Aca-
demia de Ja Historia."
SPANISH BOOKS. 6ft
88 EspiNBL, Vida del Escndero Marcos de Obregon, stout 12mo. veL 2s 6d 1657
Sd ESPINOSA (Pedro) Primera Parte (all printed) de las Mores de Poetas illustrea
de Sspana, sm, 4to. scareetfine copy in vel. £3. 10* Valladolid, L. Sanchez, 1666
'*The second Part of this collection, executed with great taste and judgment, was netfer
printed. Amongst the poets will be found the names of L. de Gongora, L. L. de Argensola, F. de
Quevedo, Lope de Vega Carpio, P. Espinosa, &c. &c. This volume is an indispensable supplement
to the Spanish Cancionerot." — Libri,
Priced, 1837 and 1840, Payne and Foss, £2. 2« ; 1853, Quaritch, £i, is. By auction copies
sold : Heber^i £i, ; 1857, W. Berry's, (mine of 1855, since bound in mor.) ;^6.
'* Espinosa a forme avec autant de gout que de critique cette collection des poetes de son temps ;
il y a insert nombre de pieces qui ^taint alors in^dites, et dont plusieurs ne se trouvent pas autre
part* Le Tolnme est devenu rare.*' — Brunei,
840 FABEH (Don J. N. Bohl de) Floebsta de Eimas Antiguas Castellanas, 3 vols.
8vo. J^. hd, mor, gilt edges, 28s Hamburgo, 1821-5
341 ■ the same, 3 vols. 8vo. labge paper, sd, uncut, £2. Hamhwrgo, 1821-5
" This work is not mentioned by Ticknor. It contains a thousand pieces selected from upwards
of a hundred and sixty authors, many of them anonymous, and some in MSS., never before other-
wise published. It is divided into three parts or volumes ; each part is again subdivided into Re-
ligious, Doctrinal, Amatory, Humourous ; but it contains neither the Historic and Chivalrie, nor
the Moorish ballads."
Fkber, a German, (consul to the Hanse Towns) collected the finest Spanish Library ever brought
togeUier by an individual. After his death, the Spanish Government would not allow the books to
be exported, although unable to pay for them at the time. They were incorporated with the Royal
labrary, at Madrid \ and the last instalment of the purchase money reached ^e executors at Ham-
burgh, in 1842, after a lapse of -ten years.
" The Collection is very rich and variotis ; and Faber has displayed much taste in making it :
on the whole, no other approaches it. It is an invaluable book. Let him who possesses it procure
* Depping's Romancero,' and he will have, on the subject, everthing that can be desired/'
MS, Memorandum*
842 FEENAin)EZ, Colleccion de Poetas Castellanos, 20 vols. 12mo. a heautjfiil
set in Spdniih calf, £2, 10s Madrid, 1786-1796
1, 2, 3. L. L. y B. de Argensola ^ | 16. Cancionero, Romances, Moriacos y las
4, 5. Fern. Herrera ^ I Pastoriles
17. Romances Heroycos, Jocosos, y las
Letrillas
18. Fr. de Rioja, y otros Poetas Andalnoes
19. Diego Mexia, Heroydas de Ovidio
20. Francisco de Figueroa
6, 7, 8. Juan de Jauregui
9. Luis de Gongora
10. Fray Luis de Leon
11. Tome de Burguilloi
12, 13. Christ, de Castillejo
14, 15. J. de la Cueva, Conc]^. de la Betica
643 FsBSEB DEL E.I0, Galena de la Literatura Espanola, 8yo. portraits of celebrated
Spania/rds with their biographies, sd, 2s 6d Madrid, 1846
844 FE i JOO y Montenegro (F. B. G.) Teatro critico universal, 6 discursos varios en
todo g^nero de Materias, para desengano de errores communes, 8 vols. — Cartas
eruditas y curiosas, 5 vols. — Illustracion apolog^tica al primero, y segundo tomo
del teatro critico — Justa repxdsa de iniquas Acusaciones, Jndice general alfabe-
, taco. — ^togetherl6vols. in 15, sm. 4to. i^awwA ca^»«a^, £2. 5* 1773-74
Theatre, 9 vols. 1733, were priced, 1832, Payne and Foss, X2. 2«— Teatro, Cartas, etc.
1737-57, by Barrois, 1845, 90 fr.— Theatro, etc. 18 vols. 1758, by Rodd in 1845, 28«— Teatro,
14 vols. 1769, by Thorpe in 1821, £4., in 1822, £Z. 3«— Teatro y Cartas, etc. as above, and *< De-
manatracion critico apologetico, 2 vols.," in all 17 vols. 1773-74, Bryant, in 1842, £Z, 3«— Teatro,
17 vols. 1781, by Salva, in 1843, 135 fr.— Teatro, etc. 17 vols. Pamplona, 1784-87, calf extra,
fetched, 1854, at Sotheby, £2. 16«.
$45 Flobesta Espanola de Apotegmas o sentencias sabia y graciosamente diclias de
algunos Espanoles, recogioas por M. de Santa Cruz, y continuadas por Fr.
Asensio, 18mo. vellum, 6s Madrid, 1777
846 Flobesta (Pedro de la) La Historia de los muy nobles, y valientes cavalleros Oil-
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847 Fbanchi (Geron. de) Histona de la Union del Eeyno de Portugal a la Corona de
Castilla, por Bavia, sm. 4to. vellum, 7s 6d Barcelona, 1610
848 FEASSO ^intonio de lo)los diez Libros de Fortuna de Amor, con la sabrosa his-
toria de Don Floricio y de la Pastora Argentina, 2 vols. 8vo. portrait and plates,
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** This," said the barber, opening another, " is the Ten Books of the Fortune of Love, com-
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priest, ** since Apollo was Apollo, the mosea muses, and Uie poets poets, so hamonfoos and so whim-
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appeared in the world ; and he who has not read it, may be assured that he has never read anything
Qt taste : give it me here, neighbour, for 1 am better pleased at finding it, than if I had been pre-
sented with a cassock of Florence satin."— Don Q^uixott,
Colonel Stanley's copy fetched, £Z, 13« 6(f.
849 Gabcilaso de la Yeoa, Obras, ilustradas con notas por Azara, 12mo. vellum
gilt. Is " Edition estimee. "—Br«n«/. Madrid, 1766
860 Obras ilustradas con Notas, 16mo. portrait, calfneai, 6s 1796
851 GAEIBAY (Estevan de) Los XL. Libros d'el Compendio Historial de las Obroni*
cas y uniyersal Historia de todos los Keynos de Espana, 4 vols, folio, pisst akb
BEST EDITION, wonts the postscript, comcr of last leqf of Index toVoL I, deficient,
calf neat. Lord Rothesay's copy, rare, 21* Anveres, 1571
852 "^""— ^ another copy, 4 vols, folio, the postscript in Vol, I, a little injured, old
calf gilt, 28* Anvers, 1571
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'* A work of great intrinsic worth and rare occurrence."— 2>i6<fm.
'* £stevan de Garibay, one of the most distinguished among the Spanish Historians."
IF*. Irving.
852*Gabau, el Sabio instmido de la Naturalezza en qnarenta Maximas politicas y
morales, y el Olimpo del Sabio, 2 vols. 58 fine vignettes, 1690 — Mendiolaza,^
Entrado de Baco en Tebas, comedia de musica, 1705, 3 vols, in 2, sm. 4to. limp
vellum, 10s Valencia, 1690-1705
853 Gebonjmo, Cadiz ilustrada, investigacion de sns antignas Grandezas, folio, map
and plates, old calf gilt, 5* Amst, 1690
854 GIL !BLAS. (Lesage). Aventnras de Gil Bias, robadas aEspana por M. Le Sage,
restituidas a su lengua nativa por un Espanol zeloso, (el padre Isla), 7 vols. sm.
. 4to. best Spanish edition, sd, v/ncut, 20* Valencia, 1788-91,
855 ' ' Aventnras de Gil Bias de Santillana, 4 vols, in 2, sm. 4to. plates, cay,
marbled edges, 20* Valencia, Monffort, 1788
856 Gil Bias de Santillana, 5 vols. ISmo, plates, calf neat, ^*^ Madrid,lB0O
857 ■ tradncida al oastellano por Isla, 8vo. sd. 4* Qd Baudry, 1838
858 the same, 8vo. hf calf, 6* 1843
859 the same, 2 vols. 18mo. 7f, calf. Is Madrid, 1844
860 ■ Historia de Gil Bias, 12mo. complete, sd, 3* Qd Hingra/y, 1844
861 the same, 12mo. hf bd, calf, 5* M 1844
862 GiANviLLE (Bart.) Libro del Proprietatibns B<erum en Itomance, folio, woodcwtst
»Iacfc letter, scarce, 12* Toledo, Gaspar D^Avila, 1529
863 Gt)HEz DE MiEDES Historia del Bey don Jayme de Aragon, sm. folio, cdy, want-
ing title, 5* Valencia, 1584
Brunet, in his notice of the Latin original, says : — " Ouvrage bien kcnt et dont les ezemplaires
flont rares. L'auteur, M-m^me, Ta traduit en Espagnol, Valencia, 1584, et cette traduction est
phis rare encore que Toriginal.'' — Brunet,
864 GONGOKA (Lnis de) Obras, recogidas por Don Gonzalo de Hozesy, small 4to.
vellum, 10* Madrid, 1654
866 Obras, stout 4to. vellum, good copy, 10* Brtisselas, 1659
866 GBA]S"ADA(rrayLuis de) Obras, 9 vols. sm.4to. Spanish qf, £2.10* Madrid,17Q8-71
867 Obras, 19 vols. sm. 8vo. Spanish calf, 21* 1786-89
Priced by Salva, 90 francs. " His discourses are written in a bold and affluent style, somewhat
mystical, as were his own religious tendencies ; but they are written with remarkable purity of idiom,
and breathe everywhere the spirit of the religion that was so deeply impressed on his age and
country. Perhaps a more characteristic specimen of Spanish eloquence can hardly be found than
that in which Luis de Granada describes tbe resurrection of the Sariour ; adding to it his descent
into hell to rescue the souls of the righteous who were pining there, because they had died before
his great sacrifice was completed." — Ticknor, III. p. 115.
<* The Castilian language is much indebted to Father Granada, who, according to Capmany,
beautified it, gave it volume, fluency, and dignity, without rendering it pompous or affected. His
writings, among other qualities of elocution, display perspicuity, simplicity, and propriety of style,
sublimity of imagery, pathos and power of description, and other characters." — Anaya.
868 GuADALAJAERA Y Xaviere (F. Marco de) Memorable Expukion y jtistissimo
Destierro de los Moriscos de Espana, small 4to. rare, caff gilt, 30*
Pamplona, N. de Assiayn, 1613
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Wd OuBYABA, libro Uamado Menospreoio de Corte y aLabaii9a de Aldea, sto^t XQmOf
fSIodt Uttfr, c€t^f Ss Aloala de Sena/res, 1592
80 — el Diablo Cozaelo, verdades Bonades y novelas de la otra vida, 16ino.
ealf, ra/re, 3* Ba/rcehma, 1680
871 Hesedia (J. M.) Poesias, 2 vols. 18mo. calf gilt, 7s 6(2 Toluca, (Mexico), 1832
872 ilUKTADO de Mekdoza, Guerra de Granada que hizo Felipe II. contra loa
MoriscoB rebeldes, con su vida por Portalegre, am. 4to. best and only coum
pletb edition, 1^, green morocco neat, uncut, 10s 6d Valencia, 1776
873 the same, 4to. caff, 6* . 1776
The first edition appeared in Madrid, 1610. ** There is a freshness and a power in Mendosa'a
sketches that carry us at once into the midst of the scenes and events he describes." — T^knor, 1. 478;
874 Illbscas (Gt)nz. de) Historia pontifical general y catolica, complete in 6 vols. fol.
vellum, a good copiff, £3. lOs Madrid, 1652-78
** On trouTC difficilement cet onvrage complet." — Brunei,
875 Inquisition : Discnsion del proyecto de decreto sobre el Tribunal de la Inqui*
sicion, Bm< 4to. 694 pp. ^. russia, 6s Cadiz, 1819
876 ISLA. Historia del famoso Predicador Fbay Gbbundio de Oampazas, aUat
Zotes, por F. Lobon de Salazar (t. e, J, F. de Isla), 3 vols. 4to. caJfneai, \&s
Madrid, 1804
'* Written throughout with great spirit; and not only are the national manners and character
erery where present, but, in the episodes and in the occasional sketches Isla has given of conventual
and religious life in his time, there is an air of reality which leaves no doubt that the author drew
freely on the resources of his personal experience. His plan resembles slightly that of ' Don
Quixote,' but its execution reminds us oftener of Rabelais and his discursive and redundant reflec-
tions, though of Rabelais without his coarseness.'' — TVeAnor.
877 Isla (J. F.) Cartas Familiares, 6 vols. 12mo. 8pams\ calf, *ls 6rf Madrid, 1790
Priced, 1829, £1. lOf. ** Father Isla is a writer distinguished by his zeal for the purity of his
languag e, an d by the vein of humour running through his works.'* — Safva,
878 JOVELLANOS (G. M. de) Obras, 5 vols. 12mo. If. bd. 26* Madrid, 1845-6
Contents : Biografia, Legislacion, Instruccion Publics, Greografia, Historia, Hacienda, Nobles
Artes, Antiguedades, Literatura, Industria y Comercio, Ciencias, PoesiaSi Pelayo, el Delincoente,
Memories.
^' Jovellsnos left behind him few men, in any country, of a greater elevation of mind, and
fewer stfll of a purer or more irreproachable character." — Ticknor,
879 LAS.BA. Obbas completas de Figabo (Don Mariano Jos^ de Larra), 4 vols. SvOm
hf, red calf, 25« Madrid, 1843
Larra is one of the most popular modem Spanish writers ; his works are satirical, humourous^
and include Novels and Plays ; modern Spanish conversation is best acquired by the reading of
writers like him.
880 LAEEUGA, Mehobias Politicas y Eoonomicas sobre los Frutos, Comercio^
Fabricas y Minas de Espana, 21 vols. 4to. calf, £2, IQs Madrid, 1787*911
A work of great rarity in England.
881 Lazabillo. La Vida de LazarSlo de Tormes : espagnol et fran^ais, par P. B,
18mo. old red morocco, gilt leaves, f,ne copy, 14« Paris, 1601
882 LLOBENTE, Anales de la Inquisicion de jQspana, desde su establecimiento hasta
' 1530, 2 vols. 12mo. calf 10s 6d Madrid, 1812-13
883 LozANO, Historia de los Keyes nuevos sepultados en su Capilla de la Santa Iglesia
de Toledo, 4to. calf gilt, ^* . Ma^drid, 1674
884 Madbid Academy : Memorias de la Beal Academia de la Historia, 4 vols. 4to*
plates, Spanish calf neat, £2. Madrid, 1796-1805
Containing, amongst other interesting information, Luzan y UUoa sobre el origan y patria pri*
mitivE de los Oodos ; Ulloa sobre la Monarquia Goda ; Hermosilla y Cornide, rulnas de Talavera la
vieya ; Ulloa, Cronologia para la historia de Espana ; Cornide, Antigiiedades de Cabeza ; Marira^
Antigiiedades Hispano-hebreas ; Traggia, reinado de D. Ramiro II. ; Arnao, Ximenes, Falero, Im-
pug^oion de Munda y Certima Celtibericas.
886 Manuel (D. Aug.) Yida y Acciones del Hey Don Juan, el Segundo, sm. 4to. veU
lum, 2Ss Madrid, 1639
This work was highly praised by Lorenzo Grecian. The author was beheaded for treason in
Lisbon in 1641.
886 MAIMAN'A, Historia de Espana y Continuadon por J. M, Minana, 3 vols. folio»
good copy, Spanish calf ^2. Ss ' Valencia, 1794 — Madrid, 1804
" Cette Edition est tres-correcte, et a Tavantage de reufermer la continuation de MiQana."^-
Salvti.
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887 Mabuna, Historia general de Espa&a, 11 toIb. — Minana, Gontmaacion de k
hifltoria de Mariana, en la que se naze relacion de lo sucedido desde la muerte
de Don Fernando asta h Don Felipe III. 6 vols. — together 16 toIs. 12mo.fiwU,
bds, uncut, 30« Amberes, 1751-56
Among Spanish prose compositions, the style of Mariana is all hut onriTalled. The fourth
edition, printed in the very year of his death, is much enlarged and in every way improved. ** The
proudest monument erected to the history of Spain. His willing belief in the old chronicles, tem-
pered, aa it necessarily is, by his great learning, gives an air of true-heartedness and good fidth to
bis accounts, and a picturesqueness to his details, which are singularly attractive."-— TTeibwrf
III. 137. '* Mariana a obtenu une reputation merit^ pour I'^l^gance de sa narration. La diction
0it irreprochable, ses descriptions sont pittoresque sans pretention poetique, et pour le temps, on il
a vecu, il a conserve assez d'impartialiti et d'amour de la liberty." — Sismondi.
888 Mabtinez (Juan Briz) Historia de la fondacion y Antiguedades de San Juan de
la Pena, y de los Beyes de Sobrarve, Ara^ony'Kavarra hasta que se nnio Cata«
Inna con Aragon, f oho, Jine copy in old calf gilt, 21« CarcLgo^a, 1620
889 Mas (Sinibaldo de) Pot-Pourri literario, 2 parts in 1 vol. 8vo. sd. 3* M 1845-46
Comprises : Sistema musical de la lengua castellana, with Music: I'ld^ographie > Vocabniaira
ideographique fran^ais ; Tragedias ; etc.
890 Mascabenas, Yiage de la S. Keyna D. Maria Afiia de Austria se^unda Moger de
D. Phelipe lY. nasta la Eeal Uorte de Madrid desde la Imperial de Viena, 4to.
old citron morocco, 5* 1650
891 MA SDEU (Juan Francesco de) Historia critica de Espana, y de la Cultura Espa&ola,
20 vols, small 4tU}nfine copy in Spanish calf, very rare, £5. Madrid, 1783-1805
Priced, 1825, Salva, ;^12. ; 1829, J. Bohn, £10. 10«; 1843, Salva, 140 fr.
Ce livre et un de oeux qui deviennent indispensables dians une bibliotbeque publique.
892 Melendez Yaldes, Poesias, 3 vols. 18mo. Spanish caff, 6s 1797
893 Memobial Historico Espanol, coleccion de aocumentos, opusculos y Antiguedades,
que publica la BealAcademia de la historia, parts 1 to 7, Svo. «;tcu^, 7« 1851
894 Men A (Juan de) Obras, 16mo. calf, 3s Madrid, 1804
894*Mendoca (Pedro Gron^alez de) Historia del Monte Celia de Nuestra Senora de la
Salceda, folio, neatly executed portraits of 76 Archbishops of Gbanada, inclu-
ding the author (with the Menaoza arms), plates of the chapel and shrine, caff
Tieat, 25« Granada, 1616
895 Menos (D. Ant. Bafael) Obras, publicadas por Azara, con la lista de las Pinturas
de Mengs, 4to. portrait of Mengs, Spanish calf, 2s Qd Madrid, 1797
896 Mibaflobes, Apuntes historico-criticos para escribir la historia de la Eevolucion
de Espana, 1820-23, 1 vol. — ^Documentos a los que se hacen referencia en los
Apuntes, 2 vols. — together 3 vols. roy. 8vo. (pub. at 36«) cloth, 14* Londres, 1834
^7 Molina (Natural de Malaga) DescriciondelEeyno de G-alizia, in Verse, small 4to.
I3la^l( Utter, mended, veUum, ISs Valladolid, 1550
Pages 24, 25, 26, 32, 62 wanting. Not in Salva's Catalogues.
698 MoNDEJAB (Marques de) Obras Chronologicas, publicadas con prefacion por
Mayans i Siscar, sm. folio, 4/* bd, 7s 6d Valencia, 1/44
" Ouvrage estim6 : 14 fr. 50 c. Boulard ; 20 fr. Salva."— Brtiiw/.
S99 MoNDEJAB (G-aspar Ibanez de Segovia Peralta i Mendoza, Marques de) Cadiz
Phenicia, con el examen de varias noticias antiguas de Espana, de los Escritores
hebr. pben. megos, rom. y Arabes, 3 vols. 4to. calf, 16* Madrid, 1805
000 MoNTES (Fr.) Tauromaquia completa, 18mo. hf. morocco, 6s 6d Madrid, 1836
901 MoBA, Cuadros de la Historia de los Arabes desde Mahoma hasta la Conqxiista de
Granada, 2 vols. 12mo. bd. 4^ 1826
^ MOBATIN (L. F. de) Obeas de : Origines del Teatro Espanol, Comedias origi-
nales, Traducciones dramaticas, Obras sueltas, 6 vols. 8vo. best edition, plates,
Spanish calf, £2, 2s Madrid, 1830-31
903 ' Obras dramaticas y liricas, 3 vols. 12mo. calf, 4is Paris, 1826
904 Origines del Teatro Espanol, con una coleccion de piezas dramaticas
I. anteriores a Lope de Vega, y appendice por Ochoa, 8vo. bSOpp, double columns,
portraits, hf calf, 4* 6rf Paris, 1838
905 MOEET (Joseph de) Y ALESON, Annales del Eeyno de Navarra, 5 vols.— In-
' vesti^aciones Historicas de las Anti^edades del Eeyno de J^avarra, some en-
gra/vtn^s of seals and coins — Congressiones Apologeticas sobre la verdad de las
luvestigacioiies Historicas de las Antiguedaaes del Eeyno de liavarra, together
SPANISH BOOKS. 59
^ 7 voIb. stout folio, in old calf, the bindina of Vol. 1 loose, and the first leaves of
Vol, 3 injured hy dawp, otherwise a good copy, £6. Pamplona, 1766
Priced 1856, Quaritch, 7 vols. £10. 10« ; 1843, Salva, the Bnt 5 vols, only 150 fr. : fetched
1855, Lord Stuart de Rothesay's sale, Annales in 3 vols. 1684-1704, and Investigaciones, 1665,
tog^her 4 vols. £1, 10«.
The above copy consists of the best editions of this valuable work. The 7 vols, together are
ranly met with. Salva mentioning the 5 vols, only, says : '* Superbe Edition d'nn onvrage qu*!!
est difficile de rencontrer complet. C'est ainsi que plnsieurs bibliographes supposent qu'il se com*
pose de trois volumes."
906 Niwos (M. de) Carta a Don Ghibriel Alvarez de Toledo, Zaragoza, 1713 — Palacia
de Momo, apologia yocoBeria por la historia de la iglesa y bu autor Don G. A.
de Toledo, Leon de M'ancia, 1714— Jornada de los Coches de Madrid a Alcala»
Zaragoza, 1714 — in 1 vol. sm. 4to. scarce, old calf, 12*
907 Ninos. Jornada de Iob Coches de Madrid a Alcsda, o satisfacion al Palacio de
Momo, sm. 4to. vellum, scarce, 12s Zaragoza, 1714
908 NoEonA (Conde de) Poesias, 2 vols. 12mo. calf, 5* Madrid, 1799
909 NUNEZ (C. Heman) Eefranes 6 Proverbios en Castellano, por el 6rden Alfab^-
tico, revistos por F. Lnis de Leon, 4 vols. 18mo. ^. caff, 20s Madrid, 1804
910 OCAMPO (Florian de) Coronica General de Espana (los cinco libros primeros)
Alcala, 1578 — libros VI. VU. "VTU. IX. et i. por Ambrosio de Morales, ib,
1574, 2 vols, folio, 4/! bound calf, Qs 1574-78
911 Coronica general de Espana, 2 vols. — Morales, Continuacion de la Core*
nica de Espana, 6 vols. — Morales, Antiguedades de las ciudades de Espana,
2 vols. — together 10 vols. sm. 4to. vignettes, vellum, 36« Madrid, 1791-92
** Edition plus belle et d'un usage pins commode que les anciennes.^' — Brunei,
912 Coronica de Esp^a por Florian de Ocampo y A. de Morales, 10 vols.
4to. Madrid, 1791-93--Historia de los Heyes de Castilla y Leon, 2 vols. 4to. id^
1792 — Opusculos castellanos de Aimbr. de Morales orden. y anot. por F. Vale-
ria Cifaentes, 3 vols, ib, 1793 ; together 15 vols. 4to. best edition, a complete and
very neat set in Spanish calf, £5. Madrid, 1791-93
Priced, Salva, 140 fr.
Morales continued Ocampo to the union of the crowns .of Castile and Leon in 1037, — a point
from which it was afterwards carried, by Sandoval to the death of Alfonso YIl, in 1097, where it
finally stops. Morales' history, as an historical composition, shows a more enlightened spirit than
the work of Ocampo.
913 OcHOA, Escritores Espanoles contempor&neos en prosa y verso, 2 stout vols. Svo*
sd, 6s 1840
914 Obtiz, Historia de Espana, Vols. 1.— VI. 12mo. V. mor, 12s Madrid, 1795-1801
Priced, 1824, 7 vols. £Z, Ss, Vol. 7, 1803, completes the work.
914*OvEif (Juan) Agudezas traducidas en metro Castellano, con adiciones, etc. pOr.F.:
de la Torre, sm. 4to. calf, rare, 7s Qd Madrid, 1674
915 PAPELES VAJaiOS : An extra-ordinary collection of 26 Official Documents on
the CoMMEBCB of Spain and its Amebican Dependencies, including some Pro-
clamations, Printed and M8, in 1 vol. folio, limp vellum, from the library qf
Lord Orford, £15.
The MS. portion includes the following 3 works : '' Informe de la Contradizia general de In*
dias 7 Representacion del Comercio de Cadk ;'' *' Commercio Libre ;'* " De la Historia de America
de Roberteon.''
916 PAPELES Vabios: Gbdoy (Gronz. de) Discurso serio-jocoso sobre lapocasubsis-
tencia de los Pronosticos, 1684 — ^Escudillas de Papa, respuestas de Pepa, Tra^os
de Pipa, Vientos de Popa, y Comecones de Pupa, con feespuesta, 1683 — Aroii
trage politico-militar, sentencia del S. de la Garena pronunciada en el fantas*
tico Congresso, with a very curious woodcut, Salamanca, 1683 — M anifestacioil
de lafl Maximas de Francia, Cara^oqa, 1684— Oracion a InocencioXI. dicha por
Juan Casimiro Denhoff, Embaxador de Juan III. rev de Polonia en ocasiou
della Batalla de Viena, woodcut ^ an Arabic standara, 1683 — Bayarte Calasanz.
El Carlos V. y II. — and other ^anish Tracts — ^in all 17, in 1 vol. sm. 4to. old
binding, £2, 1683, etc.
917 Papbles Vabios : Crisol Historico Politico del Arte insigne de Plateros con lea
leyes del Oro y de la Plata — Memorial por las dos familias Calzada, (preceded
by the MS. Certificate of the " Inquisidor-General para expungar libros prohi-
bidos," and having many of its passages obliterated) — etc. in 1 vol. folio, vellum\
8s 6d PavM^lai^yXX^Sk^
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918 PAENASO ESPANOL.— CoUeooion de Poeslaa ofloogidaa de los ma^ aeleloM
Poetas Caatellanos, por D. Joan Lopes de Bedano^ Q vols. 16mo. fine copy, in
Spanish caff gilt, d& • Madrid, 1768.78
Priced by Thorpe, morocco, £6. 15« 6<f ; 1837, Thorpe, neat, £2. 16« $ 1840 and 1848, Pmyne
and Fobs, hdi. £2. 12« 6J ; morocco, £3. lOf. The Conde copy fetched £4. 10#.
<* This work is a Collection of the best Spanish Poems, and Fugitive Poetical Pieces, with
•ome account of the Li?et of the Anthers, and a short Criticism on each Piece, very beautifnUy
printed, and ornamented with 12 elegant plates, all engraved by Carmona.'' — Twittl't Traveli,
** A work which, though ill digested, and not always showing good taste in its selection and
criticisms, is still a rich mine of the poetry of the country in its best days, and contains important
^terials for the history of Spanish literature from the period of Boscan and Garcilasao.*
TVcJbior, 7/7. 251.
619 Pabsaoa Mabtel, HiBtoria de LiBseno y Fenissa, 4to. a popular Bomanoe, nissia,
7s Madrid, 1701
920 Pbbbz (Antonio, Secretario de JSstado) Eelaciones, am. 4to. rough hvnding, 6# 1824
*< The letters of Perea are in a great variety of styles, from the cautious and yet fervent appeals
that he made to Philip II., down to the gallant notes he wrote to court ladies, and the overflowings
of his heart to his young children. But they are all written in remarkably idiomatic Castilian, and
are rendered interesting from the drcumstance, that in each class there is a strict observance of
such conventional forms as were required by the rdative social positions of the author and his cor-
respondents." — TUknoTt IJL p. 124.
" Tousles ouvrages de cet infbrtun6 ministre de Philippe II. ayant 6tk defendus et d^trmts, pen-
dant plus de deux sidles, se trouvent difficilement de nos jours." — Salva,
921 PESEZ DB niTA, Historia de laa Guerraa ciyiles de Granada, thick 12mo. en-
graved ^ontispiece, calf, rare, 10* Paris, 1606
922 Histona de los Vandofl, de los Zegries y Abencerrages, Cavalleros Moroe
de Granada, 16nio. calf, 4* 6rf ^ Bare, 1767
923 Historia de los Vandos, de los Zegries, y Abencerrages, Cavalleros Mo-
res de Granada, y las Civiles QtVierrBA, genuine edition, Barcelona, 1757 — Gneiras
Ciyiles de Ghranada, Madrid, 1731, 2 vols. 16mo. one lec^ MS, calf gilt, giU
edges, 12* 1731-57
This work is not only admired for the singular and romantic character of the war it describes^
but also for the purity of the language, and the elegance of the numerous romances it contains.
^ Quoique le titre de oet ouvrage le presente oomme une traduction de Tarabe, on est g^^rale-
ment persuade que Peres de Hita en est le veritable auteur, et qu'il a tir^ de son imagination une
partia des faites qu'il rapporte. An reste, tout romanesque que puisse dtre cet ouvrage, il est bien
6orit, fort int^ressant, et le succes en a 6t6 tr^ grand. Ajoutons qu'il s'y trouve nombre de'
romances moresques d*une Elegance remarquable." — Brunei.
^S4 Pbecisco (Don) Colleccion de las mejores coplas de Segnidillas Tiranas y Polas, que
se cantar a la Guittarra, 2 vols. 18mo. ca^, 6s Madrid, 1805
925 PEOYEEBS : Collins* Dictionary of Spanish Proyerbs, compiled &om the best
authorities in the Spanish Language, translated into English, with explanatory
illnstrations from the Latin, Spanish, and English Authors, small 8yo. 892 pp.
cloth, Ss IS28
** I am of opinion, Sancho, that there is no Proverb which is not true, because they are all sen-
tences drawn from experience itself, the Mother of all the Sciences."-— Don Quixote, part I. cap. 21.
926 PULGAE* {Sem^indo del) Chronica de los Senores !Reyes Catolicos Don Ferdit.
nando y Dona Isabel de Castillay de Aragon, folio, sa, 20« Valencia, 1780
927 QuABSADO, Eecuerdos y BeUezas de Espa&a : CasteUa la I^ueya, 4to. pp. 1--48
and 1—498, with 4S plates, 7s 6d Madrid, 1849
928 QUEVEDO Villegas (D. Francisco) Obras, 11 vols, in 10, Syo. fine portrait and
plates, Spamsh calf, a good library copy, £2. 6* Madrid, Sancha, 1791-94
^29 the same, 11 vols. 8vo. halfveUum, uncut, 36* 1791-94
This is not only the best, but the only complete edition of the works of this celebrated author;
the eleventh volume consists entirely of pieces of his^iever before published.
Priced, 1828, Beckley, £5. 5«; 1829, J. Bohn, £5. 59 ; 1847, £3. ld« 6d ; 1854, £3. Ss.
930 QuiNTANA (Francisco de) Historia de Hipolito y Aminta (in prose and verse), sm.
4to. vellum, 7s 6d Madrid, 1627
AX the end is the ** Descripcion de la Fiesta de Santiago el Verde'* in verse.
931 ■ Tesoro del Pamaso Espanol ; Poesias selectas Castellanas, desde el
tiempo de Juan de Mena hasta nuestros dias, 8vo. caff, 4^ 6d Boris, 1838
^32 IUhilletts de divinas fiores para el desengana de la vida humana, recopiladas de
los mejores poetas pof P. F. G. C. D. 18mo. vellum, 7s 6d Amberes, 1629
SPANISH BOOKS. 81
038 SJBBOLLEDO (Don Bernardino de) Obras Poeticas (Ooios, Selrafl, la Oonstanok
yictoriosa, &c.) 4 vok. 8yo. best edition, portrait qf BehoUedo, Philip IV. and
Christian of Sweden, vellum, 9s Madrid, Sancha, 1778
** All that thii illustrioiis poet has written shows the greatness of his genius and his talent for
poetry. On accoant of his very admirable productions he is worthy of a place In the first dasi of
tlie Famaao EspanoL ^-^ Pflmow Etpanol,
934 BXBADENEYILA (P. de) Flos Sa^otonlm de las Yidas de Iob Santos, amnen*
tado per Nieremberg, Garcia j Guerrero, 3 vols. fol. veLfine copy, £2, IQs
Jaarcelona, 1790
935 iBOMANCEEO CASTELLiiro, o Coleccion de Antiguos Bomances populares de
lofi Espanoles, publicada con nna introdnccion j notas por Depping ; nueya
edicion con las notas de Don Antonio Alcala-Galiano, 2 stout vols. 12mo. double
columns, green morocco, gilt edges, \%s Leipsique, 1844
A correct and handsome edition of these famous Old Spanish Romances.
936 — El Gancionero, los Bomances moriscos y los pastoriles ; los Bomances heroicos,
loB JocososT las Letrillas, 2 vols, in 1, 12mo. hf, hd. ^s 1825
937 BOMAJN'CEKO de Bomances MoBiscos,compne8tosde todaslasde los de estaclase
que contiene el Bomancero General, empreso en 1614, Madrid, 1828 — ^Boman-
CEBO de Bomances Doctrinales, Amatonos y Burlescos, ih, 1829 — Cancionebo
y Bomancero de Coplas ^^.Canciones de Arte Menor, publicado j^or Angnstin
Ihiran, ih, 1829—3 vols, in 1, 12mo. ca^f, gilt edges, hound hy Lewis, Utterson's
copy,2Ss 1828-29
938 Soxancebo de Bomances Moriscos, que contiene el Bomancero G^eneral, empreso
en 1614, 12mo. sd, 6s 18^8
939 BoMANCEBO de Bomances Caballerescos 6 historicos anteriores al Siglo XV HI.
2 toIb. 12mo. double columns, calf, 10s Madrid, 1833
940 Tbsobo de los Bomanceros y Uancioneros Espafioles, bistoricos caballerescoB
moriscos y otros, recogidos por Ochoa^ Syo. double columns, 32 and 582 pp. sd.
Bs Fmris, 1838
941 ■ the same, 8vo. calf gilt, 9* 1838
942 BOMANCES. Primavera y Flor de Bomances, 6 Coleccion de los mas yiejos y
mas popnlares Bomances UasteUanos ; publicada con notas por Wolp, y Hof*
XANK, Z vols. 8to. beautifully printed on vellum paper, J^, mar. Vis 6d J3er. 1856
This work is preceded by an introduction of zc pp. in which the origin, history and chaiacter
of tlie Spanish Romance Literature are extensively treated on. The Collection of Romances is
divided into three classes — Romances Historicos, 4 parts ; Romances Novelesoos ; and Romaneet
Caballerescos del Cido Carlovingio, 790 pp. containing nearly 240 Romances, with nnmerons criti*
cal notes, and the Tarions readings.
943 BoMAKCES DE Gebmakia, connn Yocabulario, por Juan Hidalgo, el discnrso de la
expulsion de los Gitanos por Moncada, sm. 8yo. uncut, Ss Madrid, 1779
The Germaniaof Spain is a Spanish Thieves' slang, yiot Gipsey Proper.
944 Bomances yabios : El famoso Bompe-^alas 6 el Tinoso ; el ballazgo del cadaver ;
Trobos nueyos ; Jocosa relacion ; Yida de las Madamitas ; Don Carlos y Dofia
Lanra, eto.~togetber 32 Bomances, small 4to. many very rude stiff woodcuts,
'hay^morocco, 25« Zaragoza, 1822, etc.
945 BOSA (Mabtinez de la) Obras Completas ; Foesias, Obras Dramaticas, Espirito
del Siglio, etc. 5 vols. 8vo. kf, bd, redmor,gt, backs, gt, tops, wncut, 32* Par, 1845
The most classical of all the modern writers of Spain.
946 Saatbdba (Don A. de) el More exposito, o Cordoba y Burgos en el Siglo X., leyenda
en 12 Bomances, 2 vols. 12mo. M, bd.6s ^ Paris, 1834
947 Salazab y Castbo (A. Luis de) Advertencias Historical, sobre las Obras de fdgu-
nos doctos Escritores modemos, donde con las cbronicas, y con las Escritimis
solicita Bu mejor inteligencia, sm. 4to. vellum, 7s 6d ^ Madrid, 1688
948 Salazab de Mendoza, Monar<juia de Espana, desde su origen hasta 1623, publi*
cada por Ulloa, 3 vols. sm. folio, sewed, 12s 6d Madrid, 1770-71
" Guvrage important pour Thistoire d^spagne." — Brunst,
948*Sampeb, Montesa ilnstrada, origen, institutes, progressos, Privilegios, Heroes, y
Varones ilustres de esta orden, 2 vols, stout sm. iolio, half calf, a little wormed,
sca/rce, £2. 5« Valencia, 1669
** Ouvrage peu commun.'* — Brunet.
949 Sbvilla, Memorias Literarias de la Beal Academia Sevillana de Buenas Letras,
Tomo I. 4to. plates of inscriptions, medals, Sfc, calf, scarce, 6* Sevilla, 1775
61 QUARITCH'S CATALOQUE OF
^50 81BTB Fabtidas dbl Rbt Don Alfonso el Sabio cotejadas con varioft Codices
antiqxLOs por la Eeal Aoademia de la Historia, 3 vols. 4to. Spanish cf. 25# 1807
Best edition of this famous Ancient Law Code ; this copy cost a former proprietor at a sale,
1812, £4. 6« 6^.
961 SOUS, Conqiiista de Mexico, 3 vols. 16mo. vellvm, 3*6<i Bare, 1789
952 ■ Conquista de Mexico, 3 vols. 16mo. cdify 6* Madrid, 1791
^53 Historia de la Conquista de Mexico, pobLacion y Progresos de la Ame-
rica Septentrional, 2 vols. 4to. bbst bdition, two maps, superb portraits, thai of
CoBTBS after Titian, engraved hy F, Selmay and a beautiful set of plates, engrax>ed
by Moreno Tejada, after designs by Jos, Ximeno, green moeocco extra, gt. edges,
from Lord Walpole's library, a handsoms booh, £4. 4* Madrid, Sancha, 1783-84
A masterpiece of Spanish typographical and artistic skill, unsurpassed by any other Spanish
work, and scarcely rivalled by the illustrated Don Quixote, 4 vols. 4to, Ibarra, 1780. Priced, 1837f
Payne and Foss, £6, 6« ; 1848, idem, mor. £b, bs, and calf, £4, 4s ; large thick fapkb, 1843«
.Pftyne and Foss, calf, £5. bs,
954 — Conquista de M^jico, poblacion y progresos de la America Septentrional
(Nueva Espana), impl. 8vo. with 38 cuts of Views, Antiquities, Portraits, etc,
half morocco, gilt top, 6s Madrid, 1861
A very handsomely illustrated edition of this celebrated History of the Conquest of Mexico, by
Ferdinand Cortez. " Soils' Conquest of Mexico is one of the best written Historical Works of the
Spanish Literature."
955 SuABEz DE Toledo, Defensa de la historia literaria de Espana contra Gil Porras
Macbuca, sm. 4to. vellum, 3« Qd Madrid, 1783
956 Tesobo de Escritores Misticos Espanoles, publicado por Ochoa, 3 vols. 8vo. sd.
12s Paris, 1847
957 another copy, 3 vols, half calf gilt, 16* 1847
Contents : Obras de Santa Teresa de Jesus ; II. Alejo Venegas, Juan de Avila, Luis de Gni'
nada, San Juan de la Cruz ; XXL Diego de Estella, Luis de Licon, Poesias espirituales, etc.
'958 TOEEES VILLAEOEL, Obras Physicos, Medicos, Astrologicos, Poeticos, Mo-
rales y Mjrsticos, 14 vols. sm. 4to. ports, hf qf. uncut, 36* Salamanca, 1762
959 IJBEDA (F. L. de) la Picara Montanesa, llamada Jtistina, en el qual debajo de
graciosos discnrsos se encierran provechosos avisos, sm. 4to. caff, rare, 15* 1735
'* Roman fort libre, fait k Timitation du Guzman d'Alfarache. H passe pour constant qu'
Andr^ Perez, religieux dominicain, en est le veritable auteur." — Brunei,
960 YsLAZQicrEz (L. J.) Anales de la Nacion Espanola desde el tiempo mas remoto
hasta la entrada de los Eomanos, sm. 4to. vellum, 4* 6d Malaga, 1759
1^1 Yebea y Aguilab, Historia de Galicia, Ira. parte, antes de su Conquista por I06
Eomanos, sm. 4to. 140 and 338 pp. stamped binding, rare, 7s 6d Ferrol, 1838
Pp. 16-48 are on the connexion of the Galician dialect with the Celtic langna^
962 YicENTE PELiaEB (Juan) Estilo y methodo de escrivir Cartas missivaa, thick
18mo. original vellum, 5* BrUfSselas, 1607
Probably the earliest Letter- writer in the Spanish language.
963 ViDA y excelentes dichos de los mas sabios Filosofos que vno eneste mnndo, 4to.
vellum, very fine copy, £2. 16* Sevilla, Cromherger, 1541
On trouve a la fin : quatre vers de TEnfer, du Purgatoire et du Paradis da Dante et an sonnet
9u Petraroa, trad, en espagnol.
965 ViLLANUEVA, Viagc literario a las Iglesias de Espana, Vols. 11-22, 8vo. plates,
new, sd, 20* Madrid, 1850-52
This continuation was published by the Spanish Academy.
These valuable volumes give an account of the literary and MSS. Treasures of the Charlies
!n Spain, they include also important biographical notices. Contents : Vol. XI. Viage a Urgel ;
XII.-XV. Gerona ; XVI. -XX. L«rida, Barcelona, y Tarragona ; XXI.-XXIX. Mallorca.
666 ViLLAViciosA la Mosquea, poetica inventiva, 12mo. thick PAPEB,^n« copy in red
morocco, ailt edges, 8* Madnd, Vl17
967 Vivas (Carlos) Tu vida en el Fmto, Adan, un poema comico, 2 vols, in 1, sm. 4to.
limp vellum, rare and curious, 7s 6d Barcelona, 1683
968 Wolf (F, J.) Floresta de Eimas modemas Castellanas ; o Poesias selectas desde
de Lnzan hasta nuestros dias, con una Introduccion historica, y con noticias Bio-
graficas y criticas, 2 vols. 8vo. sd. 5s 1837
969 XiMENA, Catalogo de los Obispos de las Iglesias de Jaen, folio, coats of arms,
vellum, 4iS Madrid, 1654
970 XiMENEz, Descripcion del Eeal Monasterio, de san Lorenzo del Escobial, folio^
plates of Architecture and Ecclesiastical Ornament, Spanish calf, 10s Mad, 1764
SPANISH BOOKS. (SS
971 XIMENO (Vicente) Escritores del Keyno de Valencia, chronologicamente orde^
nados, desde 1238 hasta 1747, 2 vols, folio, vellum, 36« Valencia, 1747-49
Priced, 1837 and 1840, by Payne and Foss, mor. £3. 13« ^d\ 1855, Lord Stuart de Rothesay's
copy, £2. 15«.
972 Ya&bz de AbiLes, de la Era y Fechas de Espana, Chronologia Espanola, 2 vols.
am. 4to. vellum, 7s 6d Madrid, 1732
973 Zamoba (Ant. de) Comedias, 2 vols. 4to. uncut, 3« 6d Madrid, 1744
974 Zayas y Sotomayoe, Novelas Amorosas y exemplares, 4to. bd, 4is Valenc, 1712
975 ITovelas Exemplares y Amorosas, 2 parts in 1, sm. 4to. vellum, 7« 6<J
Madrid, 1814
976 ZoBBiLLA (Jos^) Vigilias del Estio, (Leyendas), 12mo. calf, 2« 6i Madrid, 1842
977 Astliriaila Coleccion de Foesias en dialecto Asturiano, 8to. bds. raret 15^ 1839
Contains a preliminary discourse of 60 pp. on the Asturian dialect.
Catalaiif Xiimousin, Bearnese:
978 BiSABK. Los Fors et Costumas de Beam ; Stil de la Justicy den Pais de Beam ;
ensems las Ordonnances feites per Henric II. Itey de Navarre, 3 vols, in 1, sm.
4to. in the Bearnese dialect, vellum, babe, 32* Pau, Isaac Desharatz, 1715-16
979 Babceloka. Eedr^s y Ordinacions novaments fetas y estatuidas per lo Savi Con-
cell de Cent, &c. sm. 4to. vellum, %s %d JBarcelona, 1704
Written in the Catalan dialect.
980 CAPITOLS dels Drets y altres Coses del General del Principat Cathalunya, y
comtats de Eossello, y Cerdanya sets in Corts Generals del any 1841, fins en lo
any 1664 inclusive, y dels drets qiie per practica, y altrament se paguen, in the
Catalan dialect, sm. 4to. old crimson 'iiLOV.occo, full gilt, back and sides elabo-
rately tooled, gilt edges, in best preservation, £2. Barcelona, 1635
A fine specimen of early Catalan binding.
981 CAE.BONELL (Miqnel) Chroniques de Espana fins aci no divnlgades ; qne tracta
d*lB Nobles e Invictissms Eeys dels G^ts : y gestes de aquello : y dels Cotes de
Barcelona : e £«ys de Arago, folioi black letteb, fine copy in vellum, very
scarce, £12. Barcelona, per Carles Amaros, 1646
Written in the Catalan dialect. On the title-page there is the date of I547» which circumstance
seems to have led Brunet, who found copies in catalogues under one or other of these dates, to ima-
gine that there were two distinct editions, although one and the same.
I find no trace of any perfect copy having been sold in England. Payne and Foss possesBedj^
1832-1840, a copy, wanting leaf 114, priced £Z. IZs 6d.
982 MABCH (Ansias) Las Obras de, con el Vocabnlario delos Vocablos en eUas
contenidos, 18mo. in the original red morocco binding, gilt leaves, very rare,
£4. 49 ValladoUd, 1669
Priced, 1828, Stewart and Co. £3. 10« ; sold by auction, 1855, Lord Stuart de Rothesay's copy,
ihttnud, £3. 10«. ** Ausias March is the prime glory of the Spanish Troubadours. He died in
1460. Bis verses are harmonious, natural, and pleasing, pregnant with interesting truths and moral
reflections. They are generally pervaded by that soft spirit of melancholy which is so often the
ikvoiirite companion of the lyre. His poetry is the poetry of truth and wisdom. It has the con-
densation of proverbs and the force of philosophy. One listens to him as to an inspired prophet.'^
— Retrospective JRetnew, Cardinal Granvelle esteemed this work so highly that he used to carry it
in his bosom, as Alexander did Homer.
983 Mttntaneb (Kamon) Chronik, Catalanisch, heransgegeben von Lanz, 8vo. bds.
12* Stuttgart, Liter ar. Verein, 1844
984 PXJIADES (Hieronym) Coronica Universal del Principat de Cathalunya, folio,
nBST edition, ^n« copy in vellum, £3. 3s Barcelona, H, Margarit, 1609
985 anotiier copy, foHo, old calf gilt, the Cypher N. with a Crown on the
back, £3. Ss 1609
986 "Roia (Mosen Janme) Lo Libre de les Dones e de Concells donats a son Nebot
En Balthasar Bou, Senyor de Callosa, small 4to. calf extra, by KcBhler, scarce,
£2. 2* Valencia, J. Garcia, 1736
987 the same, 4to. vellum, 30* 1735
In the Limousin dialect Roig was one of the most distinguished of the Valencian poets of
the XVth century. *
988 Spain. BouBGOiNG, Tableau de VEspagne modeme, 3 vols. 8vo. ^ russic^
6s 1803
989 BouTBBWEK*8 History of Spanish and Portuguese Literature, by Boss, 2 vols. 8voi
library edition, bds. 4ts 1823
QUARrrCH'S CATALOGUE OP
090 Noxmuv Voyage en Espagne, ou tableau de I'etat aotuel de oette xnonacehiA,
8 yoIb. Bvo. ma^ cmdpUUes^ calf, 4# Paris, 1789
The Foothill copy fetched £2. 4«.
991 SCHACK, Geschiclite der DramatiBcnen Literatur und Kunfit in Spanien, 3 yoIs.
8vo. calf extra, 16* BerlUh 1845-46
The best literary History of Dramatic Art and Literature in Spain.
'* Of the many Germana. who have illostrated the Dramatic Literatnre of Spain, Sdiack must
be preferred, for his admirable surrey of its whole compass." — Athenawnf Nov. 26, 1853.
992 Tickkob's History of Spanish Literature, 3 vols. Svo. hf. rm&ia, 24* 1849
PORTUGUESE BOOKS.
998 AHN'S FoBTUGUESE Gbahmab : a new practical and easy method of learning
the Portngnese Language, 12mo. cloth, 3* 6d 186/
994 VIEYRA*SFortuffuese-English and English-Portuguese Dictionary, interspersed
with Phrases ana Proverbs, 2 vols. Svo. 21* 1805
905 ■ another edition, 2 vols. Svo. neat, 24» 1809
996 ' new edition, corrected and improved by Canto, 2 vols. Svo. £2. 2* 182?
997 — — new edition, corrected and improved by Da CunhA, 2 stout Yols. Svo.
1400^. ^ble columns, £2. 10* 1840
995 — — Portuguese Grammar, by Aillaud, Svo. bd. 4* 1811-13
999 Alboquebqub (A1. d*) Commentarios do grande Alf. d*Alborquerque, capitoo
geral que foi das Indias Orientaes, 4 vols. 12mo. portrait and map, caff, 20*
lAshoa, 1774
1000 AKDBiJ)A, Yida de J. Joao de Castro, quarto viso-rey da India^ ISmo. 2* Qd 1818
Editions of 1769, 1786, 1822, at 2* 6^ each.
1001 AiTTO do Dia do Juizo, 4to. looodctU of a Seraphim, half morocco, urumt,
^ 7s Qd A scarce dramatic mystery. Zdsboa, 1786
1002 BOCAGE (Barbosa da) Eimas, 3 vols. 16mo. calf, 3* 6d lAsboa, 1800-4
1003 BEITO (Frey Bernardo de) Monabchia Lusitana, Parte 1. 11. Idsboa, 1690—
Parte III. jpor F. Antonio Branda5, tb. 1690 — Tomo IV. por F. Ant. Brandao,
t*. 1725— Parte V. por F. Francisco Brandao, ib. 1650— Parte VL Franc
Brandam, 1672 — ^Parte YII. por F. Eaphael de Jesus, ib. 16S3 — together 7 vols,
sm. folio, ca(f, £5. 1690-1683
Lord Stuart de Rothesay's copy, at whose sale it fetched £9. 15*. Parte YIIL Autor F.
Manoel dos Santos, LUbott, 1727» then with it, has since been taken from it.
1004 CAMOENS, Obbas. Lusiadas ; (Eimas primeirae segunda Parte) ; e Comedias,
4to. X2 in MS, and without the separate title-pages to the Himas, calf, giU
edges, 30* Idsboa, 1669
1005 ■ Obbas, com os sues Lusiadas commentadas por Manoel Correa, e a sua
vida por Faria Severim, foHo, fibst complete edition, old calf, scarce, 18s
Lisboa, 1720
1006 —— •— Obbas, 3 vols. ISmo. ^)orfrat^, map and plates, Prench calf, gilt edges,
S* Paris, 1759
1007 ■ Obras, 3 vols. ISmo. portrait and plates, old calf neat, 18* Lisboa, 1772
lOOS Obras, por Coelho, 4 vols. 12mo. old caff gilt, 16* ib. 1779-80
1009 Obras, con discurso preliminar e vida, por Aquino, 4 vols, in 5, 16mo.
portrait, calf, 10* Lisboa, 1782-83
1010 Obras completas, correctas e emendadas por Barreto Feio e Monteiro,
2 vols. Svo. vellum, gilt edges, 32* Idsboa, 1843
1011 ' Os Lusiadas, commentados pelo Lie. Manoel Correa, small 4to. vellum,
: 20* Lisboa, 1613
^1012 Lusiada, Poema epico, com os Argumentos de J. F. Barretto, illustrado
^ com Notas e com hum precedente Apparato, por I. G. Ferreira,2 vols. 4ito.port,
and map, old red mor. gilt edges, fine copy, very rare, £2. 15*
" ^ Naples, 1731, e Boma, 1732
1013 Os Lusiadas, con Vida e notas por J. da Fonseca, portrait, vellum, giU
edaes. Is 6*? Faris, 1846
1014 CAJTCIONEIEO G^ral, Altportugiesische Liedersammlung des edeln Garcia de
Eesende, neu herausgegeben von Dr. E. H. v. Kausler, 3 stout vols. Svo.jfoc-
simile and coat of arms, privately printed, £3. 15* Stutt. 1846-52
3L015 — Vols. I, n. only, Svo. sd. 24* 1846-48
This work forms Vols. i5| 17» and 20 of the ** Bibliothek des UterarisGhen Vereins in StattgartJ'
rOftTUQUSSB BOOKS.
1016 CANCIONSIBO. Bbllbbxank (Dr. Chr. Fr.) Die Alien liederbtLcher der
Portogiesen, oder Beitrftf e zur Gescliichte der portagiesiBckeii Poesie, yom 13.
bis sum Anfanff des 16. J&hrhundertB, 4to. uncut, 29 Berlin, 1840
1017 Ghbonicas do8 lleis de Portugal por Duarte Nunez do Liao, 4 yoIb. small Syo.
calf, 149 Lisboa, 1774
1018 Claudio Di. CoNCET^AO [Fray] Gabinete Historico, 17 rols. 18mo. sewed and
uncut, except vol. IL in Portuguese binding, 18< Lishoa, 1818-31
1019 GoKSTANCio, Dictionnaire Portugaise at Eran^ais, 2 yoIs. 16mo. cl» lOff Par, 1820
1020 Historia do Brazil, 2 vols. 8vo. sd, 8* 6rf Paris, 1839
1021 Da Costa, Historia de Portugal, 3 rols. 12mo. hds, 4f 1809
1022 Elfiko Dusense, Poesias, 3 vols. sm. 4to. hf, red mor. uncut, ISs Lisboa, 1812
1023 GrOEs (Danim de) Chronica do Bey Dom Emanuel, novamente dada a luz por
Seinerio Bocache, folio, stained, eaif, 4# 6d Lisboa, 1619
1024 Leao (Duarte Nunez de) Cronicas dos Beyes De Joao 1, D. Duarte e D. Al-
fonso y. 2 vols. sm. 4to. Spanish calf, 10s Lisboa, 1780
1025 Mbllo de Castbo, Yida de Dinis de Mello de Castro primeyroConde das Gralveas,
folio, ca\f, 5# Lisboa^ 1721
1026 Menbzes (Luiz de) Historia de Portugal Bestaurado, 4 vols, small 4to. ed^,
14« Lisboa, 1751
1027 SousA (Joao de) Yestigios da Lingua Arabica em Portugal, ou Lexicon Etymo-
logico das Palavras e Nomes Portt^ezes que tem origem Arabica, auffmentado
e annotado por Fr. J. de Santo A. Moura, Lisboa, 1830— -Documentos Ababicos
para a Historia Portugueza, Lisboa, 1790 — 2 vols. sm. 4to. kaff ca(f gUt,
£h Lisboa, 1790-1830
1028 Tbatbo Comico Portuguez, ou colle^ao das Operas Portuguezas, que se represen-
t&rao in Lisboa, 4 vols. 16mo. quarta vmpressao, bd, 12s Lisboa, 1787
Aatonio Jos^ da Sylva, a Brazilian Jew, is the author ; he was burnt. — MS. noin,
EUROPEAN PHILOLOGY.
POX-VaXiOTTS, COMPA&ATZVS aRAMMA&S
1029 ADELIJNG- (J. C.) Mithridates oder allgemeine Sprachenkunde, 4 vols. 8vo.
contains the ** Lord*s Prayer,*' in nearly 500 Languages and Dialects, hf, bd. calf
neat, £2. Berlin, 1806.17
1030 the same, 4 vols, in 6, 8vo. calf, £2. 10» 1806-17
A History of all the known Languages and Dialects, with an account of the books printed in or
idatiiig to them, and above 500 different specimens, consisting chiefly of the Lord's Prayer. Divided
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1, African Languages, 1812 — Hi. part 2, American Languages, 1813 — III. part 3, American I^*
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Language; Vater's Nachtrage zum III. Bande, 1817.
" Addung's Mithridates contains specimens of all the known Languages of the world i a work
asdaasical to die comparative philologist as Blackstone's Commentaries are to the English Lawyer."
Laihem,
" Le Mithridate, quoique parseme d'erreurs graves, n*est pas moins pour cela un des ouvrages
ks pliu savans et un de ceuz qui honorent le plus le siecle qui Ta vu naitre." — Balbi.
1031 Aksbican Ethnological Society, Transactions of the, Yol. 1. 8vo. 492 pp. sd.
6s yew York,lQ4&
Comprises valuable Papers, including Vocabularies of the Mexican Nations.
1032 Balbi, Atlas Ethnofipraphique du Globe, on Classification des Peuples anciens et
modemes d'apr^ leurs Langues, avec sept cents Yocabulaires, royal folio, 41
large Ethnological Tables, bds. 20« Paris, 1826
1082* IijtroducticfeL a I'Atlas Ethnographique, Tome 1, 8vo. sd, rare. Vis 1826
The second volume which would have contained * Tableau physique, morale et politique du
Monde' has not been published.
1033 Ballhobk, Alpbabete Orientatiscber und Occidentaliscber Spracben : Alphabets
of Eastern and Western Languages, royal Svo. eighth improved edition, 70 al-
phabets beautifully printed, with explanations and many us^l rderences, sd,
4ts 6d I cloth, 6# Leipzig, 1859
This compact manual of Alphabets contains the following Languages : Persian, Median and
Asayrkui Cuneiform ; Oldest Symbols, (Hieroglyphic, Hierstic, Demotic, Phenician, Numidian,
AndeBt Hebrew, Aramaic, Estrangelo, Paimyrian, Cuiic, Andent Greek, Ancient Italian, Etrurian) ;
Habreirt Rabbinical ; German Rabbinical ; Hebrew Cursive ; Samaritan ; Syriac ; Arabic; Arabic
Doable-letter; Bthiopic ; Ethiopio and Amharic ; Turkish ; Persian ; Afghan ; Coptic; CVv\&»u^\
Japeneie ; 'aiiacrit; Taroul ; Zend ; Burmese ; Camatic ; GuteraU \ tc\\t^t5^\ '^nf^iii^niA*^ ^^^
66
QUARlTCirS CATALOGUB OF
■ ■C,
(Celebes Island) ; Javanese ; Thibetan ; Mongolian ; Mandchn ; Armenian $ 6eorg:ittn ; Gieok ;
Greek abbreTiated ; Modern Greek ; CyriUian ; Glagolitic ; Croatic-Glagolitio ; Rupsian ; Rnasian
Cursive ; Servian ; Illyrian ; Wallachian ; Polish ; Weodish ; Bohemian ; Hungarian ; Lettish ;
Danish; Swedish; Anirlo-Saxon ; Irish; Gothie; Runic; German.
1034 BiONDELLi, Studii Linguistici, 8vo. 388 pp. sd, 6* Milano, 1856
1035 BONAPARTE POLYGLOTT (The) : The Pabable of the Sowbb, from St.
Matthew, translated into 72 European Languages and Dialects, and printed in
Koman Letters: Pababola db Semikatobb ex Evangelio Matthssi, in TiYYTT
Europaeas Linguasac Dialectos versa, et Komanis characteribus expressa, lyol.
Svo. each version printed separately on stout paper, with many peculiar letters
expressly cast for this worJc, 20s Land, impensis Jjudov, Ludani Bonaparte, 1857
1036 the same, Svo. ^f, morocco, uncut, 22* 1857
INDEX LINGUARUM QUIBUS PARABOLA DB 8EMINAT0RE EXHIBETUR.
PARS I.— LINGUA VASCONICA.
1. Yasconice, dial. Guipuscoana.
2. Yasconice, dial. Biscaina.
3. Yasconice, dial. Superioris Navarrae.
4. Yasconice, dial. Lapurdensi.
5. Yasconice, dial. Inferioris Navarrie.
6. Yasconice, dial. Solensi.
PARS II.— LINGUA FlNNICiE.
7. Finnice.
8. Finnice, dial. Carelica Tverensi.
9. Esthonice.
10. Esthonice, dial. Dorpatensi.
11. Lapponice, dial. Norvegica.
12. Lapponice, dial. Suecica.
13. Syrjaene.
14. Ceremissice.
15. Mordvinice.
16. Hungarice.
PARS III.— LINGUA CELTICS.
17» Gaelice, dial. Hibernica Connaciae.
18. Gaelice, dial. Hibernica Momoniae.
19. Gaelice, dial. Scotica.
20. Gaelice, dial. Mannica.
21. Cambrice.
22. Armorice.
23. Armoijce dial. Trecoriensi.
PARS lY.— LINGUiE GRiECO-LATINiE.
24. Epirotice.
25. Greece.
26. Neo-Grsece.
27. Latine.
28. Italice.
29. Dial. Pedemontana.
30. Hispanice.
31. Dial. Hispanica Curassofp.
32. Lnsitanice.
33. Dial. Lusitanica Ceilanensi.
34. Gallice.
35. Catalane.
86. Rhaetice, dial. Oberlandica.
37. Rhaetice, dial. Inferioris Engadinse.
38. Rheetice, dial. Superioris Engadinae.
39. Yalachice.
PARS Y.— LlNGUdE GERMANICiE.
40. Theotisce.
41. Theotisce, dial, media inter Francicam et
42. Germanice. [Saxonicam.
43. Neo-Saxonice.
44. Neo-Saxonice, dial, potius Coloniensi.
45. Neo-Saxonice, dial, potius Hollandica.
46. Hollandice.
47. Dial. Hollandica Creolensi.
48. Dial. Anglo- Hollandica Surinamensi..
49. Anglo-Saxonice.
50. Anglo-Saxonice, dial. Northumbrica.
51. Anglice.
52. Scotice.
53. Neo-Frisice.
54. Islandice.
55. Dial. Farensium Insularum.
56. Suecice.
R 7 D&Tiice *
PARS YL— LINGUA SLAYICiE.
58. Slavonice.
59. Russice.
60. Illyrice, dial. Bosnensi.
61. Serbice.
62. Slovenice, dial. Camiolica.
63. Slovenice, dial. Blatensi.
64. Bulgarice.
65. Polonice.
66. Bohemice.
67. Slovacice.
68. Sorabice.
69. Sorabice, dial. Inferioris Lusatiae.
70. Lithuanice.
71. Lithuanice dial. Samogitica.
72. Lattice.
Printed in the House of his Highness the Prince Louis- Lucien Bonaparte. The edition has
been limited to 250 copies, of which only a portion are intended for sale.
Mr. Quaritch has been chai^^ed by His Imperial Highness to sell this very curious Polyglott,
and he recommends the speedy.^^purchase to his Customers, as the small edition will soon be ex-
hausted. Many of the Yersions^aie in Dialects almost unknown to Philologists, and have here been
printed for the first time. , /".
1037 BOPP, GlossabiTTM Sanscbitum, omnes radices et vocabula es^licans, et cum
vocabulis Grsecis, Latinis, Germanicis, Lithuanicis, Slavicis et Celticis compa-
rans, 4to. 20s Berolini, 1847
Vebglbichende Gbammatik des Sanskrit, Zend, Griechischen, La-
1038
1039
teinischen, Litthauischen, Altslawischen, Gothischen und Deutschen, 6 parts in
1 vol. sm. 4to. BEST EDITION, in russia, gilt edaes, ra/re, £3. 16* Berlin, 1833
die Verwandtschaft der malayisch-poiynesischen Sprachen mit den in- ,
disch-europaischen, 4to. sd, 5« Berlin, 1841
EUROPEAN PHILOLOGY. / 61
/
IdO 30PP, Camparatiye Ghrammar of the Sansorit, Zend, Grreek, Latin, Lithnajiian,
Gothic, Grennan, and Sclayonic Languages, translated from the German by
Lient. Eastwick, conducted through the press by H. H. Wilson, 3 vols. 8to.
second edition, complete y (pub. at £3. 7* 6rf) cloth, £2. 2* 1866
Professor Bopp gives numerous and undeniable proofs of the close connexion which subsists
between the sacred language of the Hindus and the languages uf ancient Greece and Rome, as well
•8 those of-the Celtic, Teutonic, and Sclavonic nations.
1041 Davy, Conjectural Observations on the origin and progress of Alphabetic Writing,
Svo. plates of characters, ca\f7ieat, bs 1772
1042 DIEFFENBACH, Lexicon Comparativum Linguarum Indo-Germanicarum :
Verg[leichendes Woerterbuch der Gothischen Sprache, mit besonderer Beriick-
sichtigung der Eomanischen, Lithauisch-Slavischen und Keltischen Sprachen,
und mit Zuziehung der Finnischen Familie, 2 vols. Svo. 1320 pp. (pub. at 36*)
setoed, 20* Frankfiirt, 1851
1043 the same, Svo. hf, hound, 22* 1851
1043* the same, Svo. calf gilt, 24* 1S51
'* Whoever may desire to trace Etymology will do well to consult Dieffeubach's very valuable
Woerterbuch."— S*. W, Singer,
1044 Dbechsleb, Wissenschaftliche Konstruktion des gesammten Worter- und For-
menschatzes, Svo. bds, 2* 6c? 1S30
1044*EcciLEDi Historia studii Etymologici Linguss Germanicse, ubi Scriptores recen-
sentur qui in Origines et Antiquitates Linguso Teutonicae, Danica), SuecicsB, et
IslandicsB, veteris item Celtics) atque Anglo- Saxonicse inquisiverunt ; ace.
Catechesis Theotisca, 12mo. 10* Hannover, 1711-13
1045 EICHHOFF, Parallele des Langues de I'Europe et de Tlnde, on 6tude des prin-
cipales langues Romanes, Germaniques, Slavonnes, et Celtic[ue8, compar^es
entre elles et a la langue Sanscrite avec un Essai de transcription g^nerale, 4to.
hf, hound red morocco, uncut, 27* Paris, 1S36
1046 Ellis* (R.) Contributions to tlie Ethnography of Italy and Greece, Svo. sd. 2* 1858
1047 Ethnological Society of London, Journal of, Vol. 4 only, Svo. cloth, 10* 1856
1048 FORSTER (Rev. C.) the one Primeval Language, traced through Ancient In-
scriptions in alphabetic characters of lost Powers from the four Continents,
31 vols. Svo. and Chart of Harmony of Primeval Alphabets, (pub. at £3. 3*)
cUth, 32* 1851-67
1049 FRY (Edmund) Pantographia : accurate copies of all the known Alphabets in the
World, royal Svo. caWgilt, 14* 1799
1050 Gaknett*s (Rev. R.) Philological Essays, Svo. (pub. at 10* Qd) cloth, 8* 6c? 1869
Contains interesting articles on the Celtic languages, and on the English language, and its dialects.
1051 HERVAS (L.) Arithmetica della Nazione e divisione del tempo fra I'Orientali —
Origine, formazione, meccanissimo, ed Armenia degl' Idiomi — Catalago delle
Lingue conosciute, e notizia della loro Afiinita e Diversita, 3 vols, in 1, 4to. hf
hound, scarce, 30* Cesena, 1786-85-84
An extremely learned series of Philological Researches, with Comparative Vocabularies, in many
hundred languages, some of them American.
1052 Catalog© de las Lenguas de las Naciones conocidas y Numeracion,
Division, y Clases de estas, segun la diversidad de sus Idiomas y Dialectos,
6 vols. sm. 4to. Spanish calf, £4. Madrid, 1800-6
Priced, 1831, Bohn, £4. 4*; fetched 1839, Klaproth's sale, 75 fr. 50 c.
1053 the same, Vols. 1—3, 4to. calf, 16* Madrid, 1800-2
A very learned work, similHr in its object to Adelung's Mithridates. Contents : Vol. 1. Len-
guas y Naciones Americanas. — Vol. 11. Lenguas y Naciones de las Islas de los mares pacifico
e indiano austral y oriental, y del continente del Asia. — ill. IV. V. VI. Lenguas y Naciones
Eoropeas.
•« The Abb6 Hervas published his Catalogue of Tongues and Arithmetic of Nations, part of a
large and remarkable work, the * Saggio del Uni verso.' His data he collected by means of an
almost unlimited correspondence with the Jesuit missionaries of the Propaganda. "—Xfl/Aam.
The works of Hervas are: Catalogo delle Lingue — Vocabolario Polyglotto — Trattado delle
Grammatiche — Arithmetico delle Nazione conosciute.
** Oavrages qui, malgre beaucoup de defauts et d'erreurs, diis en partie i I'epoque ou ils furent
ledig^s ct en partie au manque d*une saine critique dans le choix des materiaux, n'en contiennent
pas moins des tr^sors pr^cieux pour I'histoire et la science des langues, surtout a I'egard de celles
da Nonveau Monde.'' — Balbi.
E 2
18 QUARITCH'S CATALOGUE OP
1064 HUMBOLDT (W. yon) Ueber die Kawi-Sprache auf der Intel Jats, neM
Einleitting iiber die Yenchiedenheit des menschliohen SprachbttueB, Vol. 1,
4to. comprising the very valuable ItUroduetion on the diversity qf the Orgamtm
of Languages J bds, uncut, 20s Berlin, 1836
Vols. 2 and 3, completing the work, may be had new.
1056 Jamibson (J.) Hermes Scythicus : or the radical affinities of the Grreek and La^
languages to the Grothic, Syo. (pub. at 12s) cloth, 6s JEdinb. 1814
1066 JoHNES (A. J.) Philological proofs of the original unity and recent origin of tiie
Human Eace, derived from a comparison of the languages of Asia, Europe,
Africa, and America, 8vo. (pub. at 12* 6d) 6* 1843
1067 KENNEDY (Colonel Vans) Eesearches into the Origin and AiBnity of the
princi]^al Languages of Asia and Eubofe, 4to. with 11 plates qf Alphabets and
facsimiles, bds, scarce, £2. ^ ' 1828
X058 Eesearches into the Nature and Affinity of Ancient and Hindu Mytho-
logy, 4to. (pub. at £2. 12* 6<f) 34* 1831
1854, Dr. Hawtrey's copy, fetched, 36*.
1069 Ketslbb, Antiquitates Septentrionales et Celticae, 12mo. plates, old caff, 5* 1720
Contents : Stone- Henge, de Visco Druidum, de Mulieribos Fatidicis fet. Celtamm, etc
1060 KEUSENSTEEN, W5rter-Sammlungen aus den Sprachen einiger Yolker dei
OestUchen Asiens und N. W. Kiiste von America, 4to. sd. 4* St, Petersb. 1813
A rare volume, oompriaing Vocabulariea of Languages not eUewhere to be met with.
1061 Massias, Influence de TEcriture, sur la jPens6e et sur le langage, 8yo. seteed,
2* 6d Paris, 1828
1062 MEIDINGER, Vergleichendes Etymologisches Worterbuch der G^othisch-
teutonischen Mundarten, 8yo. an interesting Polyglott Dictionary, cl, 10* 1833
1063 Dictionnaire des Langues Teuto-Uothiques : (jk)thique, Anglo-Saxon,
Saxon, Islandais, Suedois, Danois, Elamand, .^glais, Allemand, 8to. doih,
12* 1833
Both are the same book, the one with a German, the other with a Firench title ; priced, 1840»
Jaa. Bohn, calf, 25*.
K)64 MICH^LEB, Tabulse FaraUelsB Antiquissimarum TeutonicsD Lingnie Dialeo-
- tonun, MoBSO-Gothicffi, Anglo- SaxonicsB, Eunicse, Islandics, etc. small thick
12mo. 15* Priced in 1847, 24*. OenipoiOe, 1776
1066 MINSHEU, Ductor in Linguas. The Guide into (Eleven) Tongues, tus. English,
British or Welsh, Low Dutch, High Dutch, French, Italian, Spanish, Fortn-
gueze, Latin, Greek, Hebrew, etc. folio, ca(f, 18* 1617
Best edition of this curions old Folyglott, the 2nd edition omits the Welsh and Portngiiese,
** Minsheu's Guide is a very important work, and has furnished great assistance to subsequent
lexicographers. " — Todd.
1066 MiszELLBK: Humboldt, Ortsadverbien, 1830 — Dibffenbach, Bomanische
Sprachen, 1831— Gbimm, Hymnorum Vet. Eccl. 26, interpr. Theotisca, 1830 —
Koman von Eierabras, proven^, 1829 — De Fontibus Adami Bremensis, 1884 —
in all 13 Tracts in 1 vol. 4to. cloth, 7* 6c{
1067 MoNBODDO (Lord) on the Origin and Frogress of Language, second edition, with
additions, 6 vols. 8fo. bds, uncut, scarce, 26* JEdinb, 1774
A book still occupying a respectable position in a philological library.
1068 Mt)iiLBB (Dr. Max) burvey of the Languages of the Seat of War in the East,
8vo. second edition, map by Aug, Petermann, fike papbb, only 2& printed, (pub.
at 25*) cloth, 10* 1866
1069 Nebsetis (Si. Clajensis) Freces, 24 linguis editae, 12mo. port, calf gilt, 6* 1837
The 24 languages in this volume are ; Ethiopic, English, Arabic, Armenian, Chaldee, Frendi,
German, Greek, Hebrew, Irish, Spanish, Dutch, Hungarian, Iberian, Illyrian, Italian, Latin, Persian,
Polish, Russian, Chinese, Swedish, Syriac, and Turkish.
1070 NoTT and Gliddon, Indigenous Faces of the Earth, or new chapters of Etibmo-
Ic^cal Inquiry, including monographs contributed by Maury, F. FulB2]ry, and
Meigs, with fresh investigations, etc. stout large Syo. plates and cuts, cloth,
16* Philadelphia, 1867
1071 the same, labge papeb, impl. %yo,maps, woodcuts and plates, si. 31* 1867
1072 ■Tyi>es of Mankind, or Ethnological Kesearches, based upon the Ancient
Monuments, Faintings, Sculptures, and Crania of Faces, and upon their geo-
graphical and philologieal History, stout royal 8vo. many woodcuts, cloth,
21* PhUadeiphia, 1867
EUROPEAN PHILOLOGY. M
1073 -Obatio Dominica plus Centum lingois, Yersionibus, aut ckaracteribttB reddita
et expressa, thin am. 4to. caHf^ rare, 7s 6d Lond, 1713
Ginn^ the authoritiefl whence the veraions are obtained. It is cnrioas as a specimen of forei^
types in London at the period. Some of the venions such as the Malabar, Brachman (Sanscrit)^
Chinese, Georgian, Estnngelo, for want of proptr founts, are engraved.
1074 Pallas, Linguamm totius orbis Vocabularia comparatira, Sectio I. Linffoae
Eur^ae et Asiae, pars prior, 4to. hds, uncut, Bs Petropoii, 1786
1075 FABSONS (Jas.) Kemains of Japhet, being historical enquiries into the Affinity
and Origin of the European Languages, 4to. plates of Alphabets, Uist two leaves
mended, hf, bound coif, 12s ^ London, printed/or the Author, 1767
Particularly interesting on account of the Autbor*s knowledge of the Celtic Languages. Pp.
278-309, contain a List of Irish and Welsh Words, showing their affinity, notwithstanding tbdr
several slterations.
1076 PHILOLOGICAL SOCIETY. Peocebdings of the Philological Societt
for 1842-53, 6 vols. 8yo. (subscription price 12 guineas), cloth, £2. 12« 6d 1854
1076» , the same, 1842-63, 6 vols. 8vo. hf, ca^, £3. 1844-54
To give some notion of the valuable Papers contained in these proceedings, we print a short
eztiact from the list of contents :
VoL I. On Welsh Names, by Guest — Sanscrit Literature, by Wilson — Papuan Languages, by
liatham — Dialects of the British Islands, by Gamett — Picts and Gael, by Gamett — Berbev Lan
goage, by Newman — Indo-European Languages, by Trithen — Herodotus, by Donaldson.
II. Languages of Abyssinia, by Beke — North- Anglian Dialect, by Kemble — Lapp and Pinn
Tdngnes, by Key.
III. Galla Verbs, by Newman — English Etymologies, by Wedgwood—Elements of Lang^uage
bj Guest — Written Language of China, by Watts — Ethnography of South America, by Schou
Imrgk — ^Tumali Language, by Tuts^^ek.
IV. Anglo-Saxon Terminations, by Kemble — North-American Vocabularies, by Howse—
Faaoglo, Avekvom, Louchenz, Maiongkong Vocabularies — Sclavonic Population, by Latham.
V. Egyptian Alphabet, by Wedgwood — Slavonic Dialects, by Trithen — ^Anglo-Saxon Idioms,
by Guest — ^African Vocabularies, by Hodgson.
VL Stonehenge, by Guest —Keltic Words in Early English Writers, by Davies — Circassian-
English and English-Circassian Dictionary.
1077 Philolooical Society's Transactions for 1854, 1855, 1856, 8yo. (pub. at £3. 3s)
cloth, £2. Ss • ^ ^ 1854-56
1078 POTT, Etymologischer Forschungeh auf dem G^biete der Indo-Germanischen
Sprachen, mit 'SezMs auf die Lautumwandlung im Sanskrit, Griechischen, La-
teinischen, Littauischen und Gt>tluschQn, &c. 2 stout vols. Syo. 22s Lemgo, 1833-36
1079 PouGENS (C.) Tresor des Origines et Dictionnaire grammatical raisonn^ de la
Langue fWn^aise, specimen, 4S>. 24App, hds. a very learned work, 4* Paris, 1819
1080 PEICHAED (Dr. J. C.) Eesearches into the Physical History of Mankind,
5 Tols. 8vo. plates, several coloured, (pub. at £4. 4«) cloth, £3. 6s 1841-51
*' A profoundly learned, elaborate, and in sil respects excellent work." — MaeCulloeh,
1081 Natural History of Man, comprising Inquiries into the Modifying In-
fluence of Physical and Moral Agencies on the different Tribes of the Human
Family, fourth edition, edited and enlarged by Nobbis, 2 vols. roy. 8vo. illus-
trated with 62 coloured plates of all the Maces of the Earth, and 100 wood en-
gravings of Heads, Skulls, etc, (pub. at SSs) new in cloth, d2s 1855
** Ethnology may be now regarded as established on a purely inductive basis. The * Races of
Mas ' must be taken into account in all future historical investigations, as supplying the facts from
wMch are derived the most certain and simple principles under which the manifold phenomena of
kbtory may be reduced and classified." — Dublin Univernty Magazine,
1062 Pbichabd's (J. C.) Six Ethnographical Maps, coloured, with letterpress, illus-
trating the *' NatursJ History of Man " and " Eesearches," atlas folio, (pub. at
2\s) sd. 15« 1843
1063 the same, atlas folio, cloth, 16« 1848
1064 SGHMELLEE*S Akademische Abhandlungen : TJeber die Nothwendigkeit eines
ethnographischen Gesammtnamens fur die Deutschen, etc. — ^Ueber der Quantitat
im bayrischen und andem oberdeutschen Dialekten, etc. — Ueber "Wolfram von
Eschenbaohs Heimat Grab, und Wappen, with coloured plate of arms — Ueber
den Yersbau in der alliterirenden Poesie, besonders der Altsachsen — Miinchen
unter der Vierherzog-Eegierung, 1397-1403 — Epistola Eosoelini ad P. Abaelar-
dam — TJeber Yalenti Fernandez Alema und seine Sammlungen von Nachrichten
uber die Entdeckungen der Portugiesen bis zu 1508 — Ueber einige ^tere
78 QUARITCH'S CATALOGUE OP
handschrifUiche Seekarten — Ueber die Endung ez fesj spanisclier und porta-
^esischer Familiennamen — Ueber Eaphael Sanzio ab iLrchitecten — 10 volfl.
m 1, 4to. hf. morocco, tmcut, 20» JSfmiscken, 1833-45
1085 ScHOTT, das Zahlwort der Tscbudischeii Sprachen-classe, 4to. 2s 6d Berlin, 1863
1086 Vatek (J. S.) Literatur der Grammatiken, Lexika und Worter-Sammliingen,
zweite Anflage von Jiilg, 8vo. sd. 3* 6d Berlin, 1847
1087 ■ Proben Deutscher Volks-Mundarten ; Spracbforsclmngen und Samm-
lungen, besonders iiber Ostindien, 8to. comprises a large Series of valuable
Vocabularies, nowhere else published, bds. 6* ^ Leipzig, 1816
1088 VocABULAEY in Six Languages : Eussian, Greek, Latin, Frencb, German, Eng-
lish, 8vo. kf. bd. 2s 6d 8t. Petersh,, 1763
1089 West of England Journal, Nos. I— V, 8vo. 4/- calf, 7s 6d Bristol, 1835-6
Containing interesting articles, as, EUinographical Memoir on the Slavonian Nations, compara-
ti?e Philology, Newman on the Berber language, A rchaeology of the West of England, etc.
1090 Winning's Manual of Comparative Philology, 8vo. cloth, 7s Qd 1838
1091 WtJLLNEB, die Verwandtschaft des Indo-germanischen, Semitischen, und Tibe-
tanischen, 8vo. hf calf, Ss 6d 1838
1092 Yabious Wobks on Ethnology and Comfabatiye Gbammab, in all 30 publi-
cations, to be sold a bargain, 25«
The collection includes: Siebold, Musses Ethnographiques, 1843; Hiillroan, der Keltisch-
germanische Volks-stamm, 1798; Hoefer, Vergleichende Grammatik, 1839; Manget, formatioD
des Langues, 1809 ; Kellgren, finnische Sprache, 1847 ; Forbes, Languages of Gaul, Britain, and
Ireland ; Edwards, Races Humaines, 1829 ; Dupont, Noms propres, Paris, 1710 ; Steinthal, Ent-
wicklung der Schrift, 1852; Forster's Primeval Alphabets ; Grimm, Ursprung der Sprache, 1852;
Leo Ferienschriften, 1847 ; Lepsius, linguist. Alphabet, 1855 ; Sketches of the Aborigines of New
Wales, 12 curious plates, Sydney ; etc.
1093 AXiBAHriAir or EFIROTIC. Blanchus (E. D. Franc.) Die-
tionanum Latino Epiroticum, 12mo. hf, russia, rare, 7s 6d Homae, 1635
Pages 207-217 consist of Proverbs, Epirotic and Latin.
1094 HAHN'S Albanesische Studien, impl. 8vo. map and facsimile, 790 pp. qerman
bds. 285 Wien, 1853
This work is divided in 3 parts: Geography and Ethnography of Albania, 347 pp. ; Grammar,
Songs and Proverbs, 169 pp. ; Dictionary, 244 pp.
*' A glance at the numerous interesting subjects illustrated in these * Albanian Researches^ will
suffice to prove their interest. Much valuable information will be found on classic topography and
mediaeval history; on the via egnalia, and on the Sclavonic colonization of the Eastern empire
which corresponded with the Gothic conquest of the West : on the history of Skanderberg, and on
the present political position of the Albanian race, who will probably very soon take a prominent
part in the history of the East in opposition to the Hellenic people and the Greek kingdom. A
work which ought to be found in all those public libraries which profess to pay attention to the
departments of classic geography and philology.'' — Athenaum, April, 1854.
1095 Lecce (F. M. da) Osservazioni graminaticali nella Lingua Albanese, sm. 4to» ^
bd, rare, 12s Bom^a, 1716
4096 BASQUZS. ASTAELOA, Apologia de la Lengua Bascongado oEnsayo
critico-mosofico de su Perfeccion j Antiquedad sobre todas las que se connocen,
sm. 4to. 452 pp. calf neat, 7s 6d Madrid, 1803
Priced, 1831, Bohn, 248. A very learned antiquarian and philological work, proving the anti-
quity and isolated position of the Basque Language.
1097 Dissertation critique et apologetique sur la Langue Basque, 8vo. sewed, Qs 6d
Bayonne, (? 1830)
1098 GuiKisTiNOKi Bicitceco eta Hiltceco Moldea, 18mo. calf, 4^ Bayonam., 1833
1099 Inchauspe, le Verbe Basque, 4to. sewed, lbs Bayon/ne, 1858
Ouvrage publie par le Prince Louis Lucien Bonaparte.
1100 Iztueta (J. Ign. de) Guipuzcoaco Dantza gogoangarrien condaira edo Historia,
Svo. 22 and 186 pp. calf, rare, 12s Donostian, (i, e, San Sebastian) 1824
The title translated into English is : ** History of the ancient Dances of Gnipuzcoa with the
corresponding airs and words." f. e. the poetry sung during the dances, *' and also directions for
their due performance. A work of great value and importance to the preservation of the good
manners and original customs of the ancient times of Spain, by the revival of the innocent sports of
Guipuzcoa." A portion of the book has a Spanish translation along with the Basque, in parallel
columns.
1101 Kempis (Th. a) Jesu- Chris toren Imitacionea, 16mo. qf. 10s Bayonne, 1825
EUROPEAN PHILOLOGY. II.
1102 LAUBAMENDI, Arte delaLenguaBascongada, 18mo. veL 6s Salamanca, 1729
1103 Arte de la Leneua Bascongada, 8vo. sd, Ss 6d 8an Sebastian, 1863
1104 Grammaire de la Langue Basque, d*apr^ celle du P. Manuel de Lar-
ramendi, intitul^e "El Impossible venciao," par Blanc, 12mo. sd, 2s 6d Ijyon, 1854
Still the only Grammar of the Basque Language as spoken in *' Spain J*
.1105 — — ^— DicciONAEio Trilingue Castellano, Bascusnce y Latin, nubva. ediciok
publicado por D. Pio de Zuazua, folio, J\f, mor. uncut, £2. San Sebastian, 1854
The only Basque Dictionary ; — of great importance to the Linguist.
Prefixed to llie Dictionary is " De las Perfecciones de el Bascuence." 229 pp.
The Gem in every Philological Library, being of the very utmost importance. Larramendi
spent all his life in the composition of this grand work ; no other Basque Dictionary has been
printed since ; the original sold formerly for upwards of £Z0. ; 1843, Salva, 200 fr.
" Get ouvrage est un des plus importants pour les personnes qui se livrent a I'etude da basque,
et nous dirons en toute assurance que c*est le plus difficile a rencontrer de tous ceuz qui sortirent
des presses espagnoles pendant le si^le dernier." — Salva,
1106 LicLUSE, Manuel de la langue Basque : Grammaire et Yocabulaires, 8yo. sd.
rare, 10s Toulouse, 1826
This is the only Grammar published of the Basque Dialect, as spoken in S. France, which
differs from the Basque Language as spoken in Spain.
1107 LiZABBAOAC (Don Joaquin) Urteco igande guztietaraco platicac Edo Itzaldiao,
8vo. Basque Sermons, sewed, 7s 6d Donostian, 1846
1108 MICHEL (M'anc,) le Pays Basque, sa population, sa Langue, ses Moeurs, sa
Litterature et sa Classique, 8vo. 548 pp. sd. Qs 1857
The most comprehensive volume ever published on the Basque Provinces ; its literary merit
most not be measured by the low price affixed. Monsieur Franci^que Michel, M. Inst, of France,
had collected his materials for many years, and bis book may be called a Basque Enfyclopadia,
1109 OiHENABT (A.) Proverbes Basques, suivis des Poesies Basques du m^me Auteur,
Basque et rnm^ais, 8vo. sd, rare, 16s Bordeaux, 1847
Of the first edition of this curious collection of Basque Proverbs only one complete copy exists
in the " Bibliotheque Nationale ;" this, the second edition, is already out of print.
1110 Salabeebt, Vocabulaire de mots Basques et Bas-Navarrais, 12mo. 4ss Bay, 1857
1111 SOBilEGIJIETA, Semana Hispano-Bascohgada, la unica de la Europa, via mas
antigua del orbe, con dos Supiementos de otros Ciclos, y Etimologias Bascon-
fadas. — Monumentos del Bascuence, 6 ProsecuciondelosprecedentesdelAsted,
Iguna, Ilia Urtea, y Demas, 2 vols, in 1, sm. 4to. half russia, very scarce, £2.
Pamplona, 1804
Collation: Semana Hispano-Bascongada, 150 pp.; Supplemento lo., Disertacion sobre el
Urta, e Ilia, Afio, y Mes Bascongados, pp. 151-182 ; Supplemento, 2o., Miscelanea de Etimologias
Bascongadas, pp. 183-208 ; 2 folding tables ; Monumentos, 2a. parte, 134 pp. ; a folding table
' Analisis.'
Priced by Salva, 1829, the 2 supplements and ' Monumentos,' £2. ; 1843, apparently without
the * Monumentos,' 20 fr. He says of it : *' This work is one of the scarcest and most curious re-
lating to the Biscayan language and antiquities."
1112 Yztueta (D. J. Y. de) Guipuzcoaco provinciaren Condaira edo historia, 8vo. an
interesting History of the Basque Provinces, with 2 Vocabularies, one of Names
and Places, the other of Words, sewed, 18* Donostian, 1847
The List of the Great Basque Families rendeps this volume curious to the Genealogist.
CELTIC LITERATURE.
1113 BULLET, Memoires sur la Langue Celtique, avec un Dictionnaire Celtique ren-
fermant tous les termes de cette langue, 3 vols- folio, £4 4s Besancon, 1764
1114 CELTIC HEXAPLA : being the Song of Solomon in all the living Dialects of
the Gaelic and Cambrian Languages, 4to. title, contents, and 64 pp. printed on
stout paper, uncut, 25« London, 1858
1115 the same, 4to. half morocco, un^cut, 32* 6d 1858
Only 250 copies were printed at the pr.vate expense of his Imperial Highness Prince Louis
Lucien Bonaparte. This volume is of very great importance to all Philologists, as giving in one
view a Polyglott of all ftie existing Celtic Dialects ; the Breton and Vannetais were done by a Breton
gentleman, who speaks the two dialects familiarly. The volume is composed as follows :
ENGLISH .... Authorized version.
IRISH Bishop Bedell, Dublin, 1830, 24mo.
GAELIC .... London, 1819, 8vo.
MANX London, 1819. 8 vo. i
n QUARlTCfi'S CATALOGUE O?
FRENCH .... OtTBRYALD, Pteis, 1841,f61.
WELSH .... Oxford, 1852, fbl. '
v?S]5ctais- : : SJ:giS::;:;;:|ver.ion.«ecated»pr«iyfo,tu.H«.pi..
1116 DAYIES' Celtic Eesearches, <m ihe Origin, Traditions, and Langvagea of the
Ancient Britons ; with Introductory Sketches on Primitiye Society, royal 9f0.
eaif, 12s 6d 1804
1117 Mythology and Eites of the British Dndds, ascertained "by national
documents, with an appendix of ancient poems and extracts, and remarks on
Ancient British coins, royal Bro. ^ russia, 14* 1809
1118 the above * Eesearches' and * Mythology' together, 2 rols. royal 8to.
\f, hd, uncut, Jine copies, 25* 1804-9
*' Dayies, of Olveston, whose Celtic Researches and Mythology of the DmicU are fUI of that
carious information which is preserved nowhere but in the Welsh Remains/'
SouTHBir, Qtt. Bev. ▼. 59, p. 284
1119 Jokes' (Rowland) Orkin of Languages and Nations, hierogfyfically, etymdo-
fiically, and topograncally defined, by an English, Celtic, Chreek and Latin-
English Lexicon, with a Ueltic general Grammar, etc. 8to. calf, 10# 1764
1120 La TouB-D'AirysBONE-CosBET, drives Gauloises, ouEecherchessurlaLangiw,
rOrigine et les Antiquit^s des Celto-Bretons de TArmorique, ayec Glossaiie
poly glotte comporatif, 8vo. ^. ca^f, 3* 6d JEamhaurff, 1801
1121 ISECUxD'S (E.) Archseologia Britannica, giving some Account, additional to what
has hitherto been published, of the Languages, Histories, and Customs of the
original Inhabitants of Great Britain ; from Collections and Observations in
Travels through Wales, Cornwall, Bas-Bretagne, Ireland and Scotland. YoL I.
containing Glossogniphy, fol.^»« tall copy in calf, scarce, £*2. 2s Oxford, 1707
No more was ever pablished. It contains : I. Comparative Etymology — II. Comparative
Vocabulary of the Original Languages of Britain and Ireland — III. and IV. An Amoric Grammar
and Vocabulary by Julian Manoir, Englished by M. Williams— V. Welsh Words omitted in Dr.
Davies's Dictionary — VI. Cornish Grammar — VII. Antiqull BritannisB Lingui Scriptomm, quK non
impressa sunt, Catalogus — ^VIII. A British Etymologicon, or the Welsh collated with the Greek
and Latin, and some other European languages by D. Parry — IX. A brief Introduction to the Irish or
ancient Scottish language — X. Focloir; an Irish- English Dictionary— XL Catalogue of Irish MSS.
1122 LOGAN'S Scottish Gael, or Celtic Manners as preserved among Uie Highlanders
of Scotland, 2 vols. 8vo. woodctUs and coloured plates of Tartans, Sonnets, etc,
cloth, 20s 1831
A learned work, being an historical and descriptive account of the Inhabitants, Antiquities,
and National Peculiarities of Scotland, more particularly of the Northern or Gaelic parts of the
country, where the singular habits of the abori^nal Celts are most tenaciously retained.
1124 PiNEEBTOK (Jno.) on the Origin and Progress of the Scythians and Gx>ths,
map, with MS. remarks hy Archdeacon Coxe, 1787 — Vindication of the Celts,
witn observations on Pinkerton, (by Archdeacon Coxe), 1803, in 1 vol. 8vo. If.
hound, 3s 6d
1126 PEICHAED'S EASTEEN OEIGIN of the Celtic Nations, proved by a
comparison of their Dialects with the Sanscrit, Greek, Latin, and Teutonic
Languages, forming a Supplement to Eesearches into the Physical History of
Madiind, by James Cowles Prichard, M.D., F.E.S., edited with many additions,
and brought dovm to the present state of philological learning hy E. G. Latham,
M.A., F.E.S., 8vo. 408 pp (pub. at 16^) cloth, new, 12s, 1867
Prichard*8 Eastern Origin of the Celtic Nations appeared, a slender 8vo. in 1831. and has been
long out of print, so that copies have sold at more than double the publishing price. Mr. Quaritrh
desirous of conferring a boon upon Celtic amd philological students, induced the learned Dr. Latham
to edit Prichard's work, and to add all the results of recent philological researches. Dr. Latham
has done this. Dr. Prichard *s text has been reprinted verbatim. Dr. Latham's ample additions
bemg printed in smaller type at the end of each chapter.
Even proprietors of the first edition will do well to purchase Dr. Latham's edition, as this will
render the first obsolete.
The critical investigation of the modem Celtic Languages was originated by our countryman,
Dr. Prichard, 25 yenrs ago ; his treatise on the subject, with the addition of a larob storb
OF ILLUSTRATIVE NOTES, has recently been republished under the coiipbtbnt editorship of Dr.
Latham. — Edinburgh Review, July, 1858, p. 174.
18, Tavistock Street, Bedford Square, W.C. 2nd July, 1857.
Dear Sir, — I am obliged to you for a copy of Dr. Prichard'a Eastern Origin of the Celtic
buropban philology. 71
NAtkMU, edited and enriched with notes by Dr. Latham. This immortal work was long ont of print,
md you have conferred alienefit on Science, espedallj on Ethnology, by publishing a new edition of it
Mr. Qnaritch, Publisher, Leicester Square. I am, yours, truly, R. CULL.
SiB, — I am much obliged to you for sending me Prichard's Eastern Origin of the Celtic Nations
bj IH** Latham. This netp edition of Prichard's Celtic Nations, seems (as far as I have had time to
look Into it) a very great impro?ement upon the old one, and contains twice the quantity of matter.
iJangadwaladr, Anglesey, July 1, 1857. Yours obediently, J. H. WILLIAMS.
f Dr. Prichard's greater work is too well known for it to be necessary for us to do more than
introdme the present new edition to the reader. But this volume is not merely a reprint ; it con*
tains a large amount of original matter. For instance, nearly a hundred pages are devoted by Dr.
T ia th a m to. the Celtic nations of antiquity ; and another long supplementary chapter discusses several
qnesCions collateral to the main one. We have been struck with the fact, that a topic treated with
great depth of learning is yet made of intense interest to general readers." — Clerical Journal.
1126 TOLAND*S (John) Miscellaneous Works, with Life by Des Maizeanx, 2 vols.
Svo. old ealfy rare, 12* 1726
Contains a Specimen of the Critical History of the Celtic Religion and Learning, with an
Aoooont of the Druids. — VoealnUarium ArmorieO'ffibemicum, — Specimen of the Armorican lan-
guage. — Catalogus Tocum quarundam Armoricarum quas Hibemicas esse deprehendi. — De Jordano
finmo. — An Account of Jordano Bruno's celebrated Book. — Books ascribed to the Apostles. — The
Primitive Constitution of the Christian Church, with Account of the principal Controversies, &c.
1127 ZEUSS, Grammatica Celtica, e Monmnentis Yetostis tarn Hibemicao Lin^osD
qaam Britannicse Dialecti Cambric®, ComicsB, ArmoricsB, nee non e GraUiese
priscse reliquiis, 2 vols. Svo. 1167 pp. new, 24* IdpHae, 1854
The most learned Celtic Polyglott hitherto published. It is really astonishing what immense
stores of Philological research sre treasured up in these two volumes.
1128 Breton. LEPELLETIEE, Dictionnaire de Langue Bretonne, ou Ton voii
son antiquity et son affinity avec les anciennes langnes ; et T^tymologie de plu-
sieurs mots des antres langnes, foUo, calf gilt, £2. 12« ^d Paris, 1/52
*' An excellent Dictionary of the old Breton Language ; Lepelletier was one of the most learned
Scholars in Celtic matters that Brittany has produced." — H, L. Jonea,
1129 LEGONIDEC, Grammaire Celto-Bretonne, 8vo. xyi and 316 pp. half russia,
6# Paris, 1807
1130 Grammaire Celto-Bretonne, 1838 ; Essai sur la Philologie Slave el
snr rinflnence poUtiqne et religiense qni Ta dirig^e par M. D. S****k, plate of
Slavic Alphahets, 1846, 2 vols, in 1, Svo. hf. bound, 6s Qd Paris, 1838-46
1131 Dictionnaire Celto-Breton, on Breton Fran^ais, avec des observations
preliminaires, et nn tableau des Celtioismes, 8vo. xxiii pp. and 460 pp. double
columns, Jf. russia, 12s AnaoutSme, 1821
1132 l5ictionnaire Breton-Fran^ais et Fran^ais-Breton, avec la Grammaire
Celto-Bretonne ; enrichi d' Additions et des mots Gallois et Gaels correspondants
au Breton, par Hersart de la Yillemarqn^, 3 vols, in % 4to. sd. uncut, 32«
Saint Brieuc, 1847-60
An excellent Dictionary, indispensable to eveir Celtic student, and offered at a moderate price.
1133 YiLLEMABQui (Hersart de la) Barzaz-Breiz, Chants Fopulaires de la Brets^e,
avec nne traduction fran^aise, des Arguments, des Notes et les Melodies origin^es,
quatri^me edition augmentSe, 2 vols. 12mo. 970^. text, and 56 pp, music, fine
copy in green morocco, gilt edges, 18* Paris, 1846
1134 CSomlsll-English Yocabularjr, a curious MS., 108 pp. treble columns, sm. 4to
4/^ bd, from the library of Lieutenant- Colonel Charles Hamilton Smith of Ply-
mouth, can be inspected at my establishment.
1135 KOBBIS. The Ancient Cobnish Dbaha, edited and translated by Mr. Edwin
Norris, R.A.S. 2 vols. 8vo. new, 21s 1859
The work consbts of three old mystery or miracle plays, of which the original is given on the
left band page* and a translation on the right. The first is on the Creation, wherein Adam, amongst
other animals, named the Conger. The second play is on the Passion of our Lord, and the third
on the Resurrection. Following these are notes, a grammar of the language, also, printed sepa-
rately, a vocabulary, a list of names of places mentioned, etc.
1136 Gaelic. ABMSTEONG'S GaeHc Dictionary : Gaelic-EngHsh and English-
Gaelic, with a Grammar, 4to. (pub. at £3. 13s Qd) Ids, 20s 1825
1137 DicnoNAEiUM Scoto-Cblticum, a Dictionary of the Gaelic Language, compiled
by the Highland Society, 2 vols. 4to. (pub. at £7. 7*) cloth, £2. JSdinb. 1828
1138 OssiAN. !flie Poems of Ossian, Orrann, Ulin, and other Bards, collected (and
translated) by H. and J. M'Callum, 8vo. bds. Is ^ Montrose, 1816
7< QUARITCH'S CATALOG UB OF
1139 OSSIA^'S Poems in the Original Gaelic, wiih, a literal translation into Latin bj
Macfarlane, a dissertation by Sir John Sinclair, a translation from the Italian of
the Abbe Cesarotti's Controversy with Notes, &c. by J. M. Arthnr, published
under the sanction of the Highlai^d Socibty of London, 3 yoIs^ 8vo. plaies,
£2. 10* ^ 1807
1139* the same, large paper, royal 8vo. £3. 3* 1807
1140 Mackenzie, Report of the Committee of the Highland Society of Scotland on
the Poems of Ossian ; Appendix, toith specimens of the Poems in Gaelic and
English; Account of Gaehc MSS. ; 8vo. 3 facsimiles, with a page in J£8. on
the subject by Lt.-CoL Chas, Hamilton Smith, KaJfcalf *!s 6c? JSdinb. 1806
1141 Irisb. Catechism ; or Christian Doctrine (Donlevy's) in English and Irish,
'the latter printed in t he Irish character, 8to. calf, 6* Paris, 1742
1142 CELTIC SOCIETY'S PUBLICATIONS (Oie). Founded MDCCCXLV.
The Complete Series of 6 vols, royal 8vo. portraits (sold to subscribers for £7.)
clean copy, in cloth, £2. 2« 1847-53
CONTENTS :
Lbabhar na o-Cbabt, or, the Book of Rights ; a Treatise on the Rights and Privileges of
the Ancient Kings of Ireland, now for the first time edited, with Translation and Notes, by John
O'Donoyan, LL.D , M.R.I.A. Prefixed to this volume are the following historical and critical
dissertations by the Editor: — I. On the varioos Manuscripts of the Book of Rights. II. On the
Saltair Chaisil, or Psalter of Cashel. III. On the will of Cathaeir Mor, and other pieces intro-
duced into Leabhar na g-Ceart. IV. On the references to Tomar as Kins; or Prince of the Danes
of Dublin. Y. On the Tract prefixed to the Book of Righto, entitled * The Restrictions and Pre-
rogatives of the Kings of Eire.' VI. On the Division of the Year among the ancient Irish. YII.
On the Chariots and Roads of the ancient Irish. YIII. On Chess among the ancient Irish (with
engravings). IX. On the Irish Text and Translation. The large paper copy contains full-length
portraite of Archbishop Ussher, Luke Wadding, and Roderick OTlaherty. Sells ;^1.
Cambrensis Eyersus, &c. 3 vols, sells £A.
Miscellany of the Celtic Society, containing :
A Treatise from the Book of Leacan on the O'h-EidirseoeoiPs (O'Driscol's) Country, in
the County of Cork.
A Historical Poem on the Battle of Dun (Downpatrick), A.D. 1260.
Sir Richard Bingham's Account of his Proceedings in Connaught, in the reign of Elizabeth.
A Narrative of Sir Henry Docwra's Services in Ulster, written A.D. 1614 ; together with
other original Documento and Letters illustrative of Ipsh History. Edited by John
O'Donovan, Esq., LL.D., M.R.I.A., sells j^l.
Cath Muighe Lena : The Battle of Magh Lena; an ancient historic Tale, edited by Euobnb
Curry, Esq., M.R.I.A., from original MSS. sells £\,
1143 Gaelic Society's Publications : Observations on the Gaelic Language ; 0*Flana-
fan*8 Advice to a Prince and Deirdri, Irish and English, etc. in 1 vol. 8vo. half
ound, 5^ Dublin, 1808
1144 DocTBiNA Christiana, in Irish : An Teagasg Chrissoaiohe, 12mo. leaf, with wood'
cuts of the Crucifixion and Assumption, hatfrussia, rare, 7s6d Honuie, 1707
1145 Hakdiman's Irish Minstrelsy, or bardic Remains of Ireland, in Irish, wiiih-JSng-
lish poetical translations, 2 vols. 8vo. £2. 1831
1146 IRISH ARCH^OLOGICAL SOCIETY PUBLICATIONS, in 14 vols. 4to.
cloth, £7. 10*. 1841.55
Contents : Tracts relating to Ireland, 2 vols. ; Battle of Magh Rath ; Irish version of Nen-
nii Historia Britonum ; Tribes and Customs of Hy-Fiacbrach ; Clyn and Bowling's Annals of
'Ireland ; Obits and Martyrologies of Christ's Church, Dublin ; Tribes and Customs of Hy many;
Grace's Annals of Ireland ; Register of All Hallows, Dublin ; Miscellany ; O'Flaherty's West
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The most complete copy yet offered by me for sale.
1147 MAC CUIRTIN, English-Irish Dictionary and Irish Grammar, 4to. 30* Par.1732
This is the only extensive English-Irish Dictionary published.
1148 MoLLOY, Grammatica latino-hibemica,18mo. clean copy, cf neat, 12* Ponue, 1677
1149 0'CoNNOK*s Chronicles of Eri; being the History of the Gaal Sciot Iber, or the
Irish People ; translated from the original Manuscripts in the Phenician dialect
of the Scythian language, 2 vols. roy. 8vo. portrait, plate, facsimile, and 5 maps,
bds, uncut, 12s 1822
Containing '* A Demonstration of the original Seat, Nations, and Tribes of the Scythian race,"
^* Radioes of words of the ancient Scythian language," and various etymological discussions."
EUROPEAN PHILOLOGY. ^ tA.
1150 O'Dokoyan's Grammar of the Irish Language, Svo. cloth, 14« 1845
1151 O'HEILLY, Sanas Gaoidhil^e Sagsbhearla : Irish-English Dictionary, with the
Supplement and a compendious imsh Grranmiar, 4to. cf. neat, £2. Dublin, 1817
1152 Vallancey*8 Grammar of the Ibemo-Celtic or Irish Ls^guage, 2nd edition, with
an Essay on the Celtic lan^age, 8vo. calf. Is Qd ib. 1781
3153 Wood (Thos.) on the Primitive Inhabitants of Ireland, 303 pp. map, 1821 — Val-
lancey on the Antiquity of the Irish language, 115 pp. 1822— in 1 vol. 8vo. Aa{f
bawnd, 5«
1154 MailkS. CEEGEEN (Archibald) Dictionary of the Manks Language, with
the corresponding words or explanations in English, interspersed witn many
Gaelic Proverbs, 8vo. 10* Douglas, printed for the Author, 1835
The first Manks Grammar and Dictionary ever published. The author was a poor stone-cutter
in the Isle of Man, and never had any other education than that afforded by a penny school. The
work is the labour of twenty years, and, melancholy to state has not remunerated the author.
1155 KELLY'S fEev. John) Practical Grammar of the antient Gaelc ; or, the Lan-
guage of the Isle of Mann, usually called Manks, 4to. Dedication and 75 pp,
ods. very rare, 36* 1804
1156 l^elsh. Dafydd A B GwiLYM, Barddoniaeth (Poems in Welsh) ; with a sketch
of his life and writings, and account of men and places mentioned in his works,
by W. Owen, thick 12mo. calf, 10s London^ 1789
1156*DA.VIES (John, D.D.) Antiguae Linguae Britannicae, nunc communiter dictae
Cambro-Britannicae, a suis Cymraecae vel Cambricae, ab aJiis Wallicae, Kudi-
menta, 12mo. vellum, original edition, very ra/re, 25« Lond. Joh, Bill, 1621
Collation : Title ; Dedication to Dr. Richd. Parr ; Preface, 25 pp. ; Rescriptum E. Prisei ;
Grammar, 223 pp. ; Authorum Nomina, Poetae Britannici citati, 4 leaves.
This copy has a page neatly written in an old hand '* A comparison of y® Pronunciation of
ye letters in Welsh to ye Greek and Hebrew letters, by Edward Kyffin \** also the following auto
graphs, ' Liber Guli Cranmer Audo. Lloyd, 1696 \* " Liber Audoeni Lloyd ex dono Gul. Cranme
anno Dni 1696, April;' 'Henry Salesbury M.A. of Denbigh printed his Grammar 1593. Mr.
Wm. Rowlands lent it me anno 1699.'
1157 DAVIES (J.) Antiquae Lingua Britannicso, nunc vulgo dictse Cambro Britan-
nicse, et Linguae Latinse, Dictionarium duplex ; accesserunt Adagia Britannica,
small folio, no title, poor copy, hf hound, 25* Lond, 1632
" A most elaborate and excellent work." — NicoUon,
** This is a Dictionary of Modern Welsh, the Ancient Welsh was in many instances obscure to
Davies." — Murray.
1158 Davies* (Eobt.) Welsh Grammar, with the Eules of Welsh Poetry, 12mo. bds,
6s Chester, 1808
1159 DospATH Edeyen Dafod Aur : or the Ancient Welsh Grammar, which was com- '
piled in the thirteenth century by Edeym the Golden Tongued, by command,
and at the desire of Llywelyn ap Gnmudd, Prince of Wales ; Ehys Vychan,
Lord of Dynevor and Ystrad Towy ; and Morgan Vychan, Lord Paramount of
Morganwg ; and which received the sanction of a national jury. To which is
added Y Pum Uyer Kerddwriaeth ; or the Rules of Welsh Poetry, originally
compiled by Dafydd DduAthraw, in the fourteenth, and subsequently emarged
by Simwnt Vychan, in the sixteenth century : with an English Translation, and
copious Notes, by the Rev. John Williams Ab Ithel, M.A. 8vo. cloth, 16«
Llandovery, Welsh MS 8. Soc, 1866
The Editorial Notes, in a smaller type, are incorporated in the Text of Edeym, with the view
of supplying deBciencies, and rendering the work complete as a practical Grammar of the Cymraeg
from the 6th century to the present day.
1160 Evans (E.) Specimens of the Poetry of the Antient Welsh Bards, Welsh and
JEnglish, with Notes, 4to. bds, uncut, \2s 1764
1161 GUEST {Lady) The MABINOGION, or Ancient Romances of Wales, from the
Llyfr Coch o Hergest, and other Ancient Welsh Manuscripts with an English
Translation and Notes, by Lady Charlotte Guest, 3 vols. roy. 8vo. withfacsi-
miles of MS 8., vignettes, Sfc. £4. 10* Llandovery, 1849
The first part is out of print. •* This is a work abounding with interesting singularities, and
must be placed most justly amongst the curiosities of literature." — Hereford Journal. A most
kplendid and magnificent work. The notes are exceedingly rich and meritorious, to the infinite cre-
dit of Lady Charlotte Guest, whose liberality in this grand undertaking can only be measured bf
the talent and ppuit with which it is conducted.'* — Monthly Review.
** The notes are learned in the best sense. The energy of the Translator has been rightly
76 QUARITCH'S CATALOGUS OF
direetod to the complete illiutration of her labjecti, and she has svoceeded in traeiog m oflier Ian*
gnages the same traditions she reooTered from the obliTion of the Welsh tongoe. Wherover any
resemblances existed she has sought them out and recorded them, so that ' tlM Mablnogion' gives
« not merely the Welsh Tales, but the contemporaneous poems of the English, the Norman, ths
German, and even Icelandic writers." — Ckroniete,
1162 Lewis' G^irlyfr Cjmraeg a Saesneg : Welsh-English DictionarT, 12mo. 810 pp,
double columns, sewed, & Uarmarthen, 1805
1163 Welsh-English Dictionary, 12mo. hd$, 4f Carmarthen, 1815
1164 OWEN'S WELSH-English Dictionary, containing nearly 100,000 words ; wilh
Ghrammar of 166 pp. and Introduction prefixed and the Addenda <^ 1 leaf,
2 vols, stout royal Syo. containing illustrative quotations emd translations, kaff
hound, (pub. at £3. ISs) 36s 1803
1166 ■ the same, with the Grammar, Introduction, and Addenda, 2 rols. 4to.
LABG E FAPES, ^ bd, russia, a nice copy, £2. 10s 1803
1166 OWEN (Aneurm) Ancient Laws and Institutes of Wales; comprising Laws to be
enacted by Howel the Good, prior to the Conquest by Edward I. and Anoma-
lous Laws, Welsh amd English, with Indexes and a Glossary, 2 vols. Bro. cloth,
uncut, 36« 1841
1167 Pbichabd (Eees) the Welshman's Candle: CanwyllyCymry; sef Gwaith ypar-
chedig, 8vo. hd, 7s 6d Caetfyrddin, 1808
1168 FTJGKE'S Welsh and English Dictionary, with Illustrations from the Literair
Hemains and from the Living Speech of the Cymmry ; to which is prefixed A
Welsh Grammar. An Outline of the Characters of the Welsh, and its utility
in connexion with other anci^it Languages, for developing the Primitive Sx)eecn
of Mankind, is also subjoined, 2 vols. roy. Svo. (pub, at £3.) cloth, £3. 3^ 1822
1169 Welsh-English and Walter's English-Welsh Dictionary, 4 vols, royal
8vo. (pub. at £6. 3s) cloth, £4. 4a Denbigh, 1828-32
Pughe's Welsh Dictionary is the best extant ; it is now out of print.
1170 Taliesin ; or the Bards and Druids of Britain, a translation of the Kemainfl of
the Earliest Welsh Bards, by W. Nash, 8vo. cloth, lOs 6d 1868
1171 Thomas (D.) Welsh Poems : Corph y Gaangc, neu Ddifyrwch Teuluaidd, 12mo.
half morocco, 7s 6d DolgeUen, 1810
1172 WALTER'S English and Welsh Dictionary, wherein not only the Words, but
also the Idioms and Phraseology of the English Language, are carefully trans-
lated into Welsh, by proper and equivalent Words and Pniases : with a regular
interspersion of English Proverbs and Proverbial Expressions, rendered by
corresponding ones in the Welsh Language. To which is added, A Dissertation
on the Welsh Language, pointingout its Antiquity, Copiousness, Grammatical
Perfection; with Remarks on itsFoetry, and other Articles not foreign to the
subject, 2 vols, royal Svo. third edition, corrected and improved, (pub. at £3. 3s
hds.) cloth, 21« 1828
Pugbe and Walters united, make the best Welsh Dictionary.
1173 Welsh Pbayeb-Book. Holl Ddled-Swydd Dyns yn Cymro-aeg gan Langford ;
Dwywolder Neillduol ar amyw Achasion, yn gystal Cyffiredinw ag Anghyfire-
dinol, 2 vols, in 1, Svo. ca\f, rare, 15* 1711
GERMANIC LANGUAGES.
1174 A If OI.O-S AXON. ^LFEIC Society, Publications of the, the com-
plete Series : the Homilies of -^Ifric, 10 parts — ^Poetry of the Codex VercdlensiB,
part 1 — The Dialogues of Salomon and batum, 3 parts, edited by JT. M. Kemble
— together 14 parts Svo. sewed, £2. 10* 1843-8
1175 'BEVM Histona Ecclesiastica Gentis Anglorum ; Item Bege Aluredo Anglo-
Saxonic^ redditum Chronicon ; Vita S. Cudbercti ; Historia Abbatum Viuremu-
thensium et Gyruuensium ; Epistola ad Ecgberctnm ; libellus de Locis Sanctis ;
Martyrolo^um, cum auctuario Flori, &c. ; VitaB. Felicis confess. Curd, et studio
Johan. Snuth, folio, best edition, plates, old calf, £2, 16s Cantabr. 1722
Priced, 1829, Thorpe, mor. £7. 17«6<f ; 1842, Stewart, £^. 10«. A Large Paper copy was
priced by Rodd, £6. 10«.
1176 Beowulf. Poema Danicum de Danorum rebus gestis, Secul. III. et lY. Anglo-
Saxoniee et Latine, ed. Thorkelin, small 4to. 3# 6d Sa/vwiae, 1815
EUROPEAN PHILOLOGY. 77
1177 BEOWnLF.~-The Anglo-Saxon Poems of Beowulf, the Trayellers' Song, and the
Battle of FinneB-Biirli, edited with an historical Preface by J. M. Kemble, Esq.
together witii an English Translation, a copious Glossary, Preface and Philolo-
gical Notes, by the same, 2 vols. 12mo. £2. 12s 6d 1835-7
1178 Bbowulf, the Anglo-Saxon Poems of, witli a Hteral translation, notes, glossary,
&e. by Thorpe, 8yo. cloth, 14a OxfSrd, 1855
'* The interest of the poem of fieownlf is not confined to the Philologist, it also interests the
intiqQary and the historian in a very high degree. In it we have the most Uvely sketches of a state
of societj, which our imagination could never have pictured to ns without it, and we have contem-
porary illustrations of mannners and customs, which will solve a host of doubtful questions. Wt
mevfr m our /j/e met with a poem to JuU of beautiful mul striking pattaget as the Romance ^f
Beommtf."
1179 BoBTHius de Consolatione philosophiae, King Alfred's ^ny^-^ooron version, with
Snalish translation by Cardale, 8yo. cloth, zls 1829
U80 BOSWOETH'S (Eey. Dr. J.) Dictionary of the Anglo-Saxon Language, with a
Preface on the Origin and Connection of the Germanic Tongues, a Map of Lan-
guages, and the Essentials of Anglo-Saxon Grammar, roy. 8yo. cloth, rare,
£2. 10s 1838
1181 the same, roy. 8vo. caff, £2. 12* 6d 1838
By an ingenious contrivance this dictionary not only answers the purpose of a Sazon-English
and of a Suon-Latin dictionary, but of an English and Saxon, Latin and Saxon dictionary.
I may add, that the English index refers to all the English words immediately derived from
SazoD, of which Dr. Bosworth not only gives the derivation, but the cognate words from other
Gothic languages.
1182 BOSWOETH*S compendious Anglo-Saxon and English Dictionary, Svo. second
editioTi, treble columns, cloth, 10s 1848
Anglo-Saxon, that is Angle, Engle or English Saxon, is the Language of the Piatt, Low, or
North l^irt of Germany, — ^brought into this country by the Jutes, Angles and Saxons, — and modi*
fied and written in England.
1183 Cj£DM0K*s Metrical Paraphrase of Parts of the Holy Scriptures m Anglo-Saxon^
with English translation, notes, and verbal index, by B. Thorpe, 8yo. (pub. at
£1. Is) hds. 12s M 1832
1184 Chbonicon Saxonicum, seu Annales Eerum in Anglia praeci]^ue gestamm, ad
annum usque mcliy, studio Gibson, 4to. Anglo-Saxon and Latin, rf, 7s 6d 1692
1186 CONYBEABE (J. T.) Illustrations of Ajiglo-Saxon Poetry, 8yo. russia extra,
24f 1826
1186 the same, 4to. labgb papeb, presentation copy, scarce, 36« 1826
This Taloable collection of pieces of Anglo-Saxon Poetry includes nearly the entire poem
'* Beowulf.** Large Paper copies are very rare ; they match in size Ingram's Saxon Chronicle.
1187 Elstob, an English-Saxon Homily on the Birth-day of St. Gregory, anciently
used in the English- Saxon Church, Anglo-Saxon and English, wiui. iNotes, large
8vo. calf neat, fine copy, 7s 6d 1709
1188 Gwilt's (Jos.) Eudiments of Anglo-Saxon Grammar, 8yo. 56 pp. cloth, scarce,
bs Pickering, 1829
1189 Hbliand. Poema Saxonicum Seculi noni nunc primum edidit J. A. Scmneller,
Monachii, Stutgartia et TuhingcB, 1830— Glossarium Saxonicum e Poemate
Heliand inscripto et minoribus quibusdam prise® Ling. Monumentis collectum,
cum Yocabulario Lat. Sax. et Synopsis Grammaticse, ih, 1840, 4to. ha^f calf,
16* 1830-40
1190 Hbnshall's Etymological Organic Beasoner, or Yldestan Badchenistres Gewit-
nessa (oldest reckoner's witness); with observations on the works of Mr.
Whiter and Mr. Tooke : and one sheet of the Gothic Gospel of St. Matthew ;
and another of the Saxon Durham Book, in Boman characters, and a literal
JEnglish lesson, Svo. bds. Qs 1807
1191 HICJkESII LINGUABTJM Vett. Septentbionalium (An^glo- Saxon, Moeso-
€hth, Franco-Theotisc, Isla/nd.) Thesaurus Granmiatico-Criticus et Archseologi-
cus, 3 vols, in 2, ioMo, facsimiles, plates qf Anglo-Saxon Coins, calf, £5. Ihs
Oxon. 1703-5
Sold in Home Tooke's sale for £14. 10«, and in Willett's for £\1. 12« ; priced by Jas. fiohn,
15 guineas; 1836, Thorpe, £8. 8«; 1840 and 1848, Payne and Foss, £12. 12t.
** This work has had so many just praises gi?en to it at home and abroad, that few English
ii QUARITCirS CATALOOUB T)F
naden can be stnmgert to iti oontenti." — NicoUon. Many valuable portions of thia grand work
are taken from original Saxon M SS. now loat. An indispensable work for consultation to the student
of Anglo Saxon literature, containing Icelandic* Anglo-Saxon and Gothic Grammars and Dictionaries,
also valuable Anglo-Saxon fragments. ** Hickes displays throughout great erudition, unwearied
industry* and sometimes successful investigation ; it is enriched with numerous engravings of Andeot
Monuments, Runic inscriptions, various documents, and specimens of Poetry that are not elsewhere
to be found in print." — Ratk,
1192 Ingram (J.) Inaugural Lecture on Anglo-Saxon Literature, Oxford, 1807 ; Heu-
SHALL (S.) Saxon and English Languages reciprocally illustrative of each other,
1798; Alfeed's (King) Will, in Anglo-Saxon and English, Oa^ord, 1788;
Pegge (S.) on Anglo-Saxon Ilemains, plate of coins, 1756 ; Bibliotheca Topo-
Saphica, No. X Vll. ; Ducabel (A. C.) Account of B. Willis, 1760 ; Short
istory of the General Convocation, 21 George III. 1780 ; in 1 voL 4to. engrcm-
ing, hf. calf 12*
1193 Klipstein (Louis F.) Analecta An^lo-Saxonica, Prose and Verse from the Anglo-
Saxon Literature, with Ethnological Essays and Notes, 2 vols. 12mo. 874 ^/>.
cloth, 12* New York, 1849
1194 LYE, Dictionarium Saxonico- et Gothico- Latinum ; accedunt Fragmenta Ver-
sionis Ulphilanffi, necnon Opuscula qusedain Saxonica. Edidit, nonnullis Vo-
cabulis auxit, Grammaticam utriusque Linguse prsemisit O. Manning, 2 vols.
folio, calf neat, £2. 16* London, 1772
Priced, 1849, Rodd, £5. 10* ; 1844, Macpherson, £5. 5« ; 1847, calf, £^, 10* ; russia, £6. \%t
and £6. 6#; vellum, £5. 5». Purton Cooper's copy fetched, 1853, £4.; Heath's copy, £5. Sf ;
Home Tooke's, with MS. notes, £Zi. A leading feature in Lye's Angle Saxon Dictionary is, its
giving also the Gothic equivalents, omitted in Bosworth. These volumes include " Grammatics
Anglo- Saxonica et Moeso-Gothica,'' and " Fragmenta vers. Ulphilanae et Opuscula quasdam
Anglo-Saxoiiica."
1195 LAY AM ON 'S BEUT : or Chronicre of Britain, a poetical Semi- Saxon Paraphrase
of the Brut of Wace, with a literal translation, notes, and a Grammatical
Glossary by Sir Frederick Madden, 3 vols. roy. %yo. facsimile. Ids, £2, 2s 1847
119g the same, 3 vols. roy. 8vo. ^. morocco, £2. 8* 1847
" A highly important publication. The entire poem is now placed within reach of those who
have neither opportunity nor inclination to grapple with the obscurities of MSS. ; and this has now
been done under a very careful eye, and with a rich accompaniment of elucidations."
Gameit't Essays, n, 128.
1197 Patjli (Dr. R.) Konig Aelfred, xmd seine Stelle in der Geschichte Englands, 8va
342 pp. (pub. at 6*) 4» Berlin, 1861
The best Life of King Alfred the Great, written by a profound modem Historian, who resided
fbr several years in England, occupied in studying all original Documents bearing upon the Early
History of England. The Appendix contains fragments of Alfred's works, in Anglo-Saxon.
1198 RASK'S GrammajT. of the Anglo-Saxon Tongue, with Praxis ; new edition, en-
larged and improved by the Author, edited by B. Thorpe, 8vo. Mne Paper,
plate, (pub. at 16*) bds. Ss 6d Copenhagen, 1830
The best of all Anglo-Saxon Grammars ; prefixed is a learned preface of 60 pp. giving an ac-
count of the genius of the Anglo-Saxon Tongue and its history.
1199 SAXON CHRONICLE (The), with an English translation, and notes, critical
and explanatory, to which are added chronmogical, topographical, and glossarial
Indices, and a short Grammar, by the B/Cv. J. Ingram, 4to. map and plates,
£3. , 1823
1200 Saxon Cheonicle dissected, with a Iteview of the Saxon Annalists, in which they
are (for the first time) identified, (by Miss Gumey), sm. 8vo. bds, 5s 1830
1201 SOMNERI (Gul.) Dictionarium Saxonico-Latino-Anglicum, voces phrasesque
prsecipuas Anglo-Saxonicas cum latina et anglica interpretatione complectens ;
accesserunt -^Ifrici Abbatis Grammatica Latino- Saxonica, cum Glossario suo
ejusdem generis, folio, very fine copy, neat in hf, calf, rare, £2. 16« Oxon, 1659
Priced, 1829, Longman's, £8. 8« ; 1835, Thorpe, a copy with MS. notes, £8. %s, m 1840,
reduced to i:6. 16« 6d ; 1840 and 1845, Rodd, russia, £4. IO9.
** A work highly deserving of mention in this place, which, although eclipsed by the larger and
more splendid Lexicon of Lye, bears honourable witness to the learning and industry of its author.
The Grammar of Aelfric is a relic, curious in itself, and valuable to the student."—* /Za^it.
1202 THORPE'S Analecta Anglo- Saxonica ; a selection in prose imd verse from Anglo-
Saxon Authoi*s, 8vo. n^evo edition, cloth, 8s 6d 1846
EUROPEAN PHILOLOGY. ' W
1203 THORPE'S Ancient Laws and Institutes of England ; comprising Laws enacted
under the Anglo-Saxon Kings from -^thelbert to Cnnt, with an English Trans*
lation of the Saxon ; the Laws caUed Edward the Confessor's ; the Laws of
William the Conqueror, and those ascribed to Henry the First ; also Monumenta
Ecclesiastica An^licana, from the Seventh to the Tenth Century ; and the An-
cient Latin Version of the Anglo-Saxon Laws, with a compendious Glossary, 2
vols, roy. 8vo. A/*, bd. rus, 35* Published by order of the British Government, 1840
1204 TUENEE'S (Sh.) History of the Anglo-Saxons, 3 vols. Syo. J^fth edition, map,
bds, 27s 1828
1205 Wood's Outlines of Anglo-Saxon Grammar, 12mo. cloth, 2s Edinb, 1857
1206 Teutonic : Old and Itow German. Adelung (Fr.) Altdeutsche Ge-
dichte welche aus der Heidelbergischen Bibliothek in die Vatikanische gekom-
men sind, 2 vols, in 1, 12mo. hd^calf, 10* Konigsberg, 1796
1207 Aenim (L. a. von) Trost Einsaraieit, Alte imd neue Sagen und Gedichte, (An-
cient and Modem German Poems, Legends, &c.) 10 curiotts plates, Heidelberg,
1808 — Hildebrand und Hadubrand (with MS. translation by Eev. J. J. Cony-
beare) und das Weissenbrunner Gebet, herausgegebendurch die Briider Grimm,
scarce, Cassel, 1812 — in 1 vol. 4to. halfbd. IQs
1208 Bablaam und Josaphat von Eudolf von Montfort, herausg. von Kopke, with a
Vocabulary, 8vo. bds, 2* ^ Konigsberg^ 1818
1209 BoNEE*s Fabeln aus den Zeiten der Minnesingee, 12mo. with Glossary of 78
jpm. calf, hs Ziirich, 1757
1210 BEEMISCH-Niederssechsisches Worterbuch, worin alle in ganz Nieder-Sachsen
ffebrauchlichen Mimdarten, nebst veralteten Worten und Eedensarten, eben-
falls verwandte Dialekte erklaret sind, 5 vols. 8vo. rare, £2. Bremen, 1767-71
1212 Bbuns. Eomantische und andere Gedichte in Altplattdeutscher Sprache, 12mo.
384 pp. hay" calf, 5* Berlin, 1798
1213 FOESTEMANI^ (Dr. Ernst) Teutonic Names: Altdeutsches Namenbuch,
Vol. I. Personennamen ; Vol. II. Ortsnamen, 2 thick vols. 4to. new, sewed,
£2. 2* Nordhausen, 1856-69
This book, on the compilation of which the author has bestowed twelve years of assiduous
{ndustiy, has appeared inconsequence of a prize put forth by the Berlin Academy in the year 1846.
The object of the work is, first of all, to collect and explain the ancient German names of per.
BOMS and places, and beyond this it is also the most important source for the student of Swed-
ish, Danish and English names, so far as the latter are of Germanic origin. It will be sufficient
here to quote the words of the celebrated Jacob Grimm, who said in the Berlin Academy, in 1858 :
'* I congratulate our Academy on the result that a prize, offered in 1846 for a work on the old high
German proper names has met with. Foerstemann's important and complete performance, since
the decision has obtained their favour, would soon be printed in two stout quartos, to be laid before
the eyes of all. As a first successful disposer of the mass of materials no common caviller would
equal him (Foerstemann).''
1214 GEIMM*S Deutsche Grammatik, 4 vols. 8vo. complete, cloth, £2. Ss 1822-37
The Deutsche Grammatik of Grimm is the work not of an age, nor of a century, but like the
great History of the Athenian, Krrifia tig dec. It is the Magazine from whence all draw their facts
and illustrations ; it is a monument of learniug, industry, comprehensiveness, and arrangement."
Latham,
" In this astonishing work a whole family of languages has for the first time found an expositor,
and as it were an historiographer, placed on the summit of the comparative linguistic analysis of
oor age, Grimm's Teutonic Grammar comprehends the Scandinavian as well as the German lan-
guages in all their ramifications, reduces each of them to its most ancient forms, and follows it down
from that point through the whole course of its development : this colossal work forms an epoch in
the history of ethnological history." — Tke Chevalier Bunsen.
1216 (Bruder) Altdeutsche Walder, 3 vols, in 1, hf. cfgt. rare, 20s 1813-16
Miscellaneous pieces of old German poetry, customs, ike.
1216 — — (W.) Rnolandes Liet, Teufonic, with notes, 8vo. with facsimile and
plates in folio, sd. Ss Goettingen, 1838
X216* (jy G-eschichte der Deutschen Sprache, 2 vols. 8vo. best edit. cl. ISs 1848
1217 HAGEN (F. H. yon der) und J. G. BCSCHING, Deutsche Gedichte des Mit-
telalters, 2 vols, in 1, 4to. The Poems are in the original old German, withpre-
faiory remarks, A, facsimile engravings, half calf, 25« Berlin, 1808-20
Priced by Klincksieck in Paris, sewed, 50 fr.
1217# \ (F. H. von der) Minnesinger, Deutsche Liederdichter des XII, XIH
nnd XTv Jahrhunderts, aus alien bekannten Handschriften imd friiherea
Dmcken gesammelt und berichtigt, without the StipjBlemeut, 4"^<^,\sl^^^^.
with the Music, bds. £2. 16s I^pvtc A^»* i
80 QUARITCH'8 CATAL06UB OF
1218 HAGEN'S (F. H. von der) MINNESINGEE, with the Supplemeni, called tfat
*' Bildersaal," 5 yoIb. in 4, 4to. with the Music and UplaUg, £4. 10» 1838^
The grandest ooUectioii of the Gennan Pobtical Romancbs aod Lyrical Effoaioiis of the
Middle Ages
1219 HALTAUS, Globbuuum Gbbxjlnicuh Mbdii ^Vi, Tnaximam partem e Diplo-
matibuB, multis praeterea aliis Monimentis tarn editiB quam inemtiB adomatum,
2 vols, in 1, fohOf^ne copy in ruseia, gilt edges, dOi lApsiae, 1758
A very valuable Lexicon of Old German, indispensable to the reader of Old Charters, Old Law
Books, and Old Divinity.
1^0 Hbnkig, Freussiches Worterbuch, worinnen die in FrenBsen eigenthiizniiche
Mundart mit der NiedersachsiBchen ver^chen, 12mo. 340 pp. hds, rare, 9« 1785
1221 LAMPEECHT, Alexander, G^dicht des All. Jahrhnnderts, Teutonic and Qer-
man, with notes by WeiBman, 2 vols. 12mo. ^. morocco, 9« FranTqf, 1850
Contains also curious Extracts from Latin, French, English, and Persian Alexander- Romances.
1222 LoHENGBiN, ein altteutsches Gedicht, herans^. von G^rres, 8yo. hds, 2s 6d 1813
1223 Mailath, nnd Koffinger'B Kaloczaer Codex Altdeutscher Gedichte, 8yo. ca^fgiU,
5» Pesth,m!J
1224 Makes8En*s Sammlung von Minnesingem aus dem Schw»biBchen Zeitpuncte,
CXL Dichter enthaltend, herausgegeben yon Bodmer, 2 yoLs. in 1, 4to. hds, very
scarce, 21* Zyrich, 1758-59
1225 the same, 2 vols. 1758-59— Jos. von Ebtzbb's l^achlese zu Sineds
Liedem, Wien, 1784—3 vols, in 1, 4to. hf. bd. 25* 1768-84
A most valuable collection of these poems.
1226 Mbusel, Sammlnng Germanischer Wnrzel-Worter, 4to. haJfcaJf, 2s 6d 1776
1227 MiNNBSiNGEBS, Lavs of the ; or German Troubadonrs of 12th and 13th Centu-
ries, with historical notes, 12mo. 12 tflates, (pub. at 14*) bds, 6s 1S2S
1228 l^iBBLUKOEK LiED (Der) ans der St. GaJler XJrsehrift mit Yergleichnng aller
iibrigen Handschriften herans^. dnrch von der Hagen, with Vocabulary, Bres^
lau, 1820 — ^Das Nibelungenlied, Neudeutsch von Zeime, Berlin, 1814— in 1 voL
8vo. halfcailf, 3* 6rf
1229 NiBELUNQB !Noth (der) nnd die Klage, mit den Lesarten herausgegeben von
Lachmann, Teutonic, royal 8vo. cloth, 3* 6(2 Merlin, 1851
1230 Fab^nbticobum Vbtbbum pars I. in qua producnntnr Scriptores YIII. S. Co-
LUUBANUs Abbas, Tybol Kbx Scotobum {cum eM^), Wiksbbkicts bt Wiks-
bbkia, etc. cum notis G^ldasti, small 4to. (all published), vellum, rare, 2ISs
Insula, ad lacum Acronium, 1604
Of particular interest in this volume is the Old German Poem, *' Tyrol's Regis Scotonun
l^^nsbekii Paraeneses ad filios," with valuable philological notes.
Passionals ; in Low German — see post, Class " Missals, Hobae, etc."
1231 Badlof (J. G.) Mustersaal aller teutschen Mund-Arten : Gedichte, Lustspiele,
Prosa, etc. in dem verschiedenen Mundarten, 2 vols, in 1, haffbd, 5* Bonn, 1821
1232 die Sprachen der Germanen, in ihren sammtUchen Mundarten darge-
stellt durch die Gleichniss- Ileden vom Saemanne, 8vo. bds. 5* Franlrf, 1827
1233 EEYNIKE VOSS de Olde, nyge gedriicket mit sydlykem vorstande, nnd schd-
nen Figuren, erliichtet und vorbetert. The Low German Poem, with a JLow
German Commentary, thick 12mo. a fine copy in old elegantly stamped caJf
binding &r the period, very rare, £2. FrancJcJbrt an demmeen, Jy, Bassee, 1575
1234 E>E YNAJiD thb Fox : Alkmab (H. von) Eemeke der Fuchs, mit schonen Kup-
fern, in Low German, after the edition 0^1498, and Sigh Germa/n, by Gottsche-
den, 2 vols, in 1, 4to. with 62 etchings by Everdingen, pale morocco, ailt edges,
scarce, £2. 10* Leipzig, 1/52
Everdingen*s Etchings are full of spirit and expression. The above edition is valued both for
its literary and artistic merits.
1235 ScHULZE, Gothisches Glossar, mit einer Yorrede von Jacob Grimm, 4to. iHumi-
noted title, 478 p^. double columtis, kfi calf, 10* Magdeburg, 1847
1236 SchGtzb, Holstemisches Idiotikon, oder Sammlung plattdeutscher, after imd nen-
gebildeter Worte, Wortformen, Eedensarten, Yolkwitzes, Sprichworter, Anek-
oten imd aus dem Sprachschatze Sitten, Gebrauche, Spiele, etc. der Holsteiner,
nebst Einleitung, 4 vols, in 2, 8vo. cuts, l^, mor. giU t^s, 36* Samb, 1800-6
A valuable Glossary of Low German, comprising a collection of Ancient and Modem Low
German Words, Idioms, Witticisms, Proverbs, Nursenr and other Rhymes, Anecdotes, and Expres-
sions illustrating the Manners, Customs, Games, and Festivals of the Holsteiners.
EUROPEAN PHILOLOGY. 81
1817 SASSENSPEGEL mit yelen njren Addicien an dem Leenrechte und Eiohtstige :
Ad lectorem Saphicum cum Gliconico, Saxonum dieor Speonlum, legenti Leges,
juraque tribuo Saxonum lingua loquor, ipsa Saxo per me jura leget sua, f<Mio,
an engraved border round tJie title and a large w6odcut on the reverse of the last
leafy original biiiding, viz. stamped leather on oaken boards, remarhahly clean
and fine copy, £3. Zs
Aussbwrch, dorch Sylvanum Othiner biikprenther, Dorch veror^deninge un de
Kosten des vorsichtigen herenHanns Rennman van Oringen, namhc^igester
bUkfurer, In dem yar als men tellet na godes gebort. m.d. unde xn.
An extremely rare edition in Low-German and Latin. The only other copy I have been able
) trace, was in the possession of H. G. Bohn, in 1847, and was priced j^3. 3«.
It is a somewhat singular fact that a Low German version of a Code of Laws should have been
rioted and published at Augsburg, an X^per-German town.
238 Sachsensfiegel, auffs New fleissig corrigirt von Wolff Loss, Deutsch und Latein.
folio, in the original stamped binding, with brass knobs, 12s Leipzig, Wolrab, 1546
" The Saeksenspiegel is the earliest and most important of tlte German codes. At the end is
Yoeabolarius der alten Seechsischen Worter."
239 SCHIIiTERI (Jo.) Thesaubus Antiquitatum Teutonicaeum, Ecclesiasticarum,
Civilium, Literarium, Monumenta Francica, Alemannica, Saxonica, Biblica, Eo-
desiastica, et Oivilia, cum Glossai^io Teutonico non et Linguae solum inservituro
Bed et Antiquitatibus abundanti, 3 yols. ioMo, facsimiles of Ornaments in Ancient
MSS, £2. 16* Ulmae, 1727-28
Priced, 1843, Payne and Foss, £4, Us 6d,
" Schilteri Thesaurus Teutonicus est un recueil rempli de documents precieux pour rhistoire
▼de et litteraire de TAllemagne k Tepoque Carlovingienne ; Vendo 125 fr." — Brunei,
A most valuable collection of the earliest monuments of the Northern Languages in Europe,
>iituning the works of Otfrid, Notkbs, Willbran, an Anglo-Saxon List of the Gospels for
imdays and Festivals, Francic Laws, Rhythmus Antiquua de Cabolo Maono, &c. The third
)l«Bie is entirely occupied by the valuable Glossary.
" The Thesaurus of Schilter is a real mine of Francic Literature. The text b fbunded on a
nefiil collation of all the MSS. to which he could obtain access, and these are highly valuable for
leir antiquity and correctness." — Warton*s English Poetry by Priee^
240 ScHMELLEB, die Mundarten Bayems, grammatisch dargestellt, mit Froben,
Sing-Stiicken, etc. 8vo. map, 670 pp. bd, 6* Munchen, 1821
341 Staldeb*s Schweizerisches Idiotikon mit et3rmologischen Bemerkimgen, 2 vols.
Svo. cloth, uncut, 15* Aarau, 1812
24S Stamic's Vorschule zum Ulfila, oder Grammatik der Grotbischen Spraebe, 8vo.
cloth, Ss 1861
343 WACHTERI (J. G.) Glossarium Germanicum, continens origines et antiquitates
totius Linguae Germanicae, folio, sized paper, vellum, 36* JAps. 1737
344 WsiNaABTNEB Lieder-baudscbrift, berausgegeben von Pfeiffer xmd Fellner, a
Series of Old Ghrman Poetical Romances, with many coloured plates — Italian-
isebe Lieder des Hobenstaufiscben Hofes in Sicilien, Old Italian — in 1 vol. 8vo.
clotht 6« Stuttgart, Lit, Verein, 1843
345 Wbstenbiedee, Glossarium Germanico-Latinum vocum obsoletarum primi et
mediiaevi, imprimis Bavaricarum, Vol. I. {all published), folio, A-Z, facsimiles,
bd$. I2s Monachii, 1816
S46 WieALOis, der Bitter mit dem Bade, getibtet vonWimt von Gravembercb ; mit
Wdrterbucbe berausgegeben von Benecke, 12mo. bds, 10* Berlin, 1819
{47 WiLHBLM der Heilige, von Oranse, I. von Turlin, oder Ulriob Turbeim : II.
Yon Wolfram von Escbilbacb» berausgegeben durcb Gasparson, 2 voIb. in 1, 4to.
calf neat, rare, 6* Cassel, 1781-84
{48 ZEUSS (£.) die Deutscben und die Nacbjbarstamme, 8vo. YIII. and 780 pp.
sd, 7* MUnchen, 1837
▲ very learned Ethnological work, giving an ample account of Ancient Tribes and Races of
unope*
\40 Zibhah's Mittelbocbdeutsobes Worterbucb, tbick 8vo. ol, 9* Qaedlinhurg, 1837
;60 Tbagts : Mai und Beaflor, eine Erziiblung aus dem XIII. Jabrbundert, Leipzig,
1848--Zeu88, Herkimft der Baiem, Munchen, 1839— Berliniscbe Gesellschaft,
Jabrbucb, Vol. 1. 1820— Wolf Gotterlebre, 1862; Sparscbub, Beitrage, I860;
F
M QUARITCH'8 CATALOOUB OF
Chasles, de Teutonicifl linguis, 1841 ; Badlof, Mnndarteiiy 1811 } etc in aU 13
raluable Tracts on the old TfiUTONic Hteratore, It M 1811-53
1251 Dutch and FlemlBll. Ackebsdyck, Obseryationi inr la Langiie Ila-
mande sous le rapport des proyinceB m^ridionalea, traduit du hollandaig iNtr
Baron Van Ertbom, 8to. sd, Zs Qd 1821
1252 Ahn's Grammar of tbe Dutch Language, small 8yo. cloth, 3« M 1854
1253 Anontmi Batati Idea Linguse Belgicse : grammatica, poetica et theoretica, ca-
rante Van Driel, 8vo. wncut, 7* 6d Lugd. Bat. 1783
1254 Dutch Dictionaby : Dictionnaire des Langnes Hollandaise et Fran9a]J9e, 16mo.
hf, bd. Ss Leipsict Taucknitz.
1255 Dutch Dictionaby : A Polyglott Lexicon in 4 Languages, French, Dutch, Ger-
man and English, the Fov/r Alphabets, in 4 parts, done up into 2 yols. royal 8yo.
20« 1848
1256 Ebtbobk, Geschiedkundige Aenteekening, aengaende de Ste Lucas GiLde, en de
Bederyk-kamers, 8vo. hf. calf, 3* Antic. (1806)
1257 the second edition, 8vo. 3* 6(Z ib, 1822
1258 Heelu (Jean van) Chronique de la BataiUe de Woeringen (1288), publi^ par J.
F. Willems, stout 4to. in the original Flemish, with Introduction, ifotes, Ajapen"
dices. Codex d^lomaticus and Glossary/, portrait of John 1st of Brabant, and
Genealogical Table of the Counts of Berg, hf. bd. 12s BruxeUes, 1836
1259 Hexham (H.) A Copious English and iHetherduytch Dictionarie composed out
of our best English Authours, 2 yols. in 1, sm. stout 4to.^ne copy, veUum, rare
and curious, 12s _^^ JRotterdam, 1658-60
;1260 HoFFMANK (H.) Horae Belgicae, partes I. — ^V. et VII. Syo, facsimiles, boards,
12s 6d VratiU. 1854
Fasciculus I. is very rare.
1261 HoLTBOp's Dutch-English and English-Dutch Dictionary, 2 toIs. stout 8yo.
scarce, 20* JDordrecht, 1789-1801
1262 Janson's Dutch Grammar, 12mo. bd. 2s Qd 1803
1263 !KATJSLEIl'S Denkmaler Altniederlandischer Sprache und Litteratur nach un-
gedruckten Quellen : Ileim Chronik yon Flandem nach einer Altniederlandis-
chen Handschrifb ; Altniederlandische Gedichte yon Schlusse des XIII. bis
Anfang des 'S^. Jahrhunderts, 2 yols. 8yo. bds. 30« Tiibinaen, 1840^44
1264 "KiLiAyi {Cornslii JDufflaei) Etymologicum Teutonics^ Linguss siye Diciionarium
Teutonico-Latinum, preecipuas Teutonic® Linguse, Dictiones et Phrases, Latine
interpretatas, et cum aliis nonnullis Linguis obiter coUatas complectens; cu-
rante G. Hasselto Amhemiensi, qui et suas adnotationes adjecit, 2 yols. in 1,
4to. hf, bd. calf, uncut, 32s Traj. Bat. 1777
1265 Mabin, Dictionnaire Hollandois-Fran^ois et Fran^ois-Hollandois, 2 stout toIs.
4to. calf, 6s Dordrecht, 1743
1266 PLANTINI Thesaurus Theutonicse linguse : Thresor du langage Bas-Alman, diet
yulgairement Flameng, traduict en Franqois et en Latin, 4to. nearly 600 pp.
dow)le columns, a very choice copy in old calf gilt, 36* Ant, Flantin. 1573
1267 the same 4to. calf, 21s 1673
L'auteur de ce dictionnaire estime^ recherche et rare, est le fitmeux imprimeur Christophe
Plantin, de Anvers, ne a Mont- Louis dans la Touraine.
1268 Reinaebt de Vos, episch Fabeldicht vande XII. en XHI. Eeuw, met Aenmerk-
ingen en Ophelderingen, van Willems, royal 8yo. with plates and facsimiles, ^f.
morocco, uncut, 18* Gent, 1850
1299 the same, royal 8vo. no plates, sd. 5* Gent, 1850
1270 Sewel*s Dutch and English Dictionary, both parts, 2 yols. 4to. vellum, 5* 1735
1271 Yakdeb-Milii Lingua Belgica, siye de linguse illius communitate cum plerisque
aJiis praesertim Latina, Grseca, Persica, deque communitatis illius causis, de
ejus engine et prestantia ; simul tractantur qusedam consideratu digna ad omnes
Imguas pertinentia, sm. 4to. with vocabularies, vellum, 6* iMod. Bat. 1612
1271* the same, sm. 4to. MS. corrections, neat in rough calf, ^* "^ 1612
1272 WILLEMS (J. F.) Oude Vlaemsche Liederen : Flemish Songs, with the I^otes,
impl. 8yo. Large and Thick Paper, hf. calf, u/ncut, a handsome book, £2. 5* 1834
Only a few copies were printed on Thick Paper.
1273 Eichthofen's Altfriesisches Worterbuch, 4to. 584 pp. l^f. mor. 12* Gott. 1840
EUROPEAN PHILOLOGY. 83
SCANDINAVIAN LITERATURE.
AAmSB, ZCEX.ANDZC, SWEDISH, and FAROESE.
'1S74 Ahf's easy Method of learning the Danish Language, 12mo. cloth, 3« 60^ 186?
1S75 Attbbbom, Suenska Siare och Skalder eller Ghrunddragen af Saenska Yitterhe-
tens Hafder, 4 vols. Svo. kf\ bound, 15« Upsala, 1841
1276 Bat's English-Danish Dictionary. Fuldstandig Engelsk os Dansk Ordbog,
2 stout vols. 8yo. the best English-Danish Dictionary, hf, bd, 15« Kioben, 1806
1277 Babtholini (T.) Antiquitates Danicae et de Causis contemptee a Danis adhuc
Gentilibus Mortis, ex vet. codicibus, sm. 4to. plates, vellum, 6s HafnitB, 1689
1278 BioBFEB (E. J.) Nordiska Kampa Dater ; yolumen historicum continens vari-
orum in Orbe Hyperboreo antiquo Hegum, Heroum, et Pugilum res praeclare
gestas, Islandice, Suecice et Lattne, folio, comprising Sagas, half bd. £2. 5s
Stockholm, 1737
This copy cost Dean Conybeare £3. 13« 6<f. '' lAm rare,Tenda 54 fl. Meerman ; 60 fr. Kaetzel.*'
i279 ' Svea Eikens Havda Alder, upvisader, med Tillokning av et Brev om
Finnars, Lappars, ock Samojeders Ursprung, &c. sm. 4to. hf, veZ 7s Stock, 1748
1280 Bbisxan Engelkst och Suenskt Lexicon, sm. 4to. ^. russia, 2s Qd Upsala, 1801
1281 Bbunnmabk's Swedish Granmiar and Exercises, by Wahlin, 8yo. bds, 2s 6d 1825
1282 GASAifoyA's Memoirer, jemte biografiska notiser, etc. af Barthold, 5 vols, in 1,'
sm. 8yo. cloth, 5« Stockholm, 1855
1283 Dalins (Olof) Geschichte des Belches Schweden, ubersetzi durch Benzelstiema
und Dahnert, 3 vols, in 4, sm. 4to. half calf, 12s Chretfswald, 1756-63
A learned library book.
1284 DELEN'S English-Swedish Dictionary ; Engelskt och Suenskt Lexikon, 4to.
Stockholm, 18i06-7— WiDEGBBN, Suenskt och Engelskt Lexicon; Swedish-
English Lexicon, Stockholm^ 1788 — 2 vols. 4to. the two Alphahets complete, J^.
hound russia, 22s 1788-1807
1286 another set, 2 vols. 4to. ^. bound, not uniform, 27s 1788-1807
These two works united, Delen and Widegren, make the best and most complete Swedish
Dictionary ; they are not easily f(ot together ; their size is not quite uniform.
1286 DiCTiONABT, French-Danish and Danish-French, 18mo. sd, 2s Leipsic, Tauchnitz
1287 DiCTiONABY, Swedish-English and English-Swedish, 18mo. bd, 4a Leip, Tauchnitz
1288 EDDA Islandorum, Islandice, danice et latine, edidit P. J. Besemus, 4 partes,
sm. 4t\^,Jlne copy, from Van der Sagen*s library, £3. Havniae, 1666-73
Qnite complete, with the 2 Supplements, which are excessively rare. Brunet speaks of it as
" Livre tr^s rare et important, vendu £4. Hibbert } 295 fr. Caillard. Sans les deux dem. pieces
qui manquent presque toujours, 71 fr. Gouttard." Fetched 24 Tblr. at Lachmann's sale.
1^9 Edda Sffimundi, dicta Yoluspa, Islandice et Latine, cum notis et vocabulario ex
Bibliotheca P. J. Besenii, sm. 4to. very rare, vellum, 30* Hajfnice, 1673
The more modem prose Edda bears Snorro Sturleson's name, although this collection of the
Myths of the gods and interpretation of wars, of metre, and of the images of pagan poetry, was
gradually formed by the labours of several persons. It was destined for the instruction of the
yMUnger Scalds, and it proves that the ancient poetry was retained much later among the Icelanders
at a learned art.
The ancient mythological songs, to which the more modem Edda refers, are almost all pre-
served. They are found in the poetic and more ancient Edda of Samund (from the priest Saemund
the learned, who died in 1133, and is regarded as the author of this collection). It also contains
tikose heroic traditions which, founded on the remembrance of the great migration of nations, are
here preserved in their primiHve and pagan form, while those in Grermany underwent a Christian
tnnsformation ; on this account, therefore, they are invaluable in tracing the history of German
traditions.
1290 EDDA SEMUNDAB hinns Fboda, etc. EddaBythmicaseu antiquior, vul^o
Ssemundina dicta, Isla/ndice et Latine, cum variis Lectionibus, Notis, Glossano
Vocum et Indice Berum, 1787 — ^Eddae SsemimdinsB sive Antiquioris Carmina
mythico-historica de Volsungis, Budlungis, et Viflungis vel Giukrmdis, et
Bebus gestis Danorum, Suecorum, Norwegorum, Finnorum, Suevorum, Fran.,
Burg., Goth., Hunn., Islandice et Latine, cum Notis, Glossario Vocum, etc.
2 v3s. 1818-28 — together 3 vols. 4to. very fine copy, calf extra, giU edges,
£5. 5* . SafniiB, 1787-1828
1291 ■ the same, Vol. I. Odas mythologicas a Besenio non editas continens,
Islandice et Latine, ace. Specimen Glossarii, 4to. facsimiles, vellum, lbs 1787
F 2
84 QUARITCH'S CATALOGUB OF
1292 EDDA, den ssldre, en Samling af de Nordiske Folks sldste 8agn og Sanij^e,
ved Samnnd Sigftisson kaldet Hin Frode, oversat og forklaret ved Prof. Fmn
MagnuBen, 4 vols. 12mo. ^. hd, \Qs Kjohenkatm, 1821*23
1293 Edda. Trautvetter, der Schliissel zur Edda, \2imo. pHvaUly printed and scarce,
hf^hd.lsU Berlin, VS\&
1294 Ebichson, Bibliotlieca Eunica, Naclirichten fiber die BoniscLe Litteratur, small
4to. hf. hd. 3« Ghreiftwald, 1766
1296 Eybbyggia-Saga, BhoEyranorumHistoria, J«^flww?tcc6#Xa^»«€,4to. Mne JPaper,
hds. uncut, 10s JSaunia, 1787
1296 Fagbskinna, kortfattet Norsk Xonge-Saga, udgivet af P. A. Munch, og Unger,
Svo. hf. calf, 3« 6d ChrUtiania, 1847
1297 Febball and Eepp's Danish-Englisli Dictionary, 12mo. hf. mor. 5* 1845
1298 FEBBAiiL andEspp's Danish-EngliBli Dictionary, 1845 — EosLng's English -Danish
Dictionary, 1853, 2 vols, in 1, stout 12mo. sd. lOs Kopenhagefi, 1845-53
The best Danish and English Dictionary extant.
1299 FOENMANNA SOGUE, eptir gomlum Handritum utgefnar ad Tilhlutun hins
Norrsena Fomfrseda Felags (The historical Sagas recording the events out of
Iceland), in Icelandic or Old Norsk, 12 toIs. 8yo. facfimtles, hoards, nneut,
£2. 10« Xaupm. 1812-37
1300 the same, 12 vols. 8to. fine papeb, stiff covers, uncut, £3. 6s 1825-37
1301 Fbebse und Lappe, Schwedisches Lesebuch, 8vo. with Swedish' German vocahu-
larv, half russta, 3s 6d 1830
1302 GISlASON, Donsk-Ordabok, med Islenzum Thydingum, high 4to. 596 pp. trehle
columns (Danish-Icelandic Dictionair), hds. uncut, 24ss Kaupm, 1851
1303 Gbundtvig, Eoskilde Eiim, og EQskilde Saga, 2 vols. 12mo. 2s 6d Kjoh, 1814
1304 OuNNLAUGi Saga : Sagan af Gunnlaugi Ormstunga ok Skalld-Eafhi, sive Gunn-
laugi Vermilinguis et Kafhis Poetae Vita, Islandice et Latine, cum notis et dis-
sertationibus (ae Lingua Islandica, etc.), 4to. fine papeb, plates, hdtf calf
neat, 16« Safnus, 1775
1305 ■ the same, ^io. fine paper, hds. uncut, 16* SLafnuB, 1775
1306 Hagen (F. H. von der) Altnordische Sagen und Lieder welche zum Fabelkreis
des Heldenbuchs und der Nibelungen gehoren, 8vo. in the original Icelandic,
hds. scarce, 9s ISreslau, (? 18i0)
1307 HALDOESEN, Lexicon Islandico-latino-danicum, ex manuscriptis legati Ama-
MagnsBani cura E. X. Easkii editum, prsefatus est P. E. Miiller, 2 vols, in 1,
sm. 4to. hf. russta, £2. 2* JB^avnia, 1814
1308 ■ the same, 2 vols, in 1, sm. 4to. hds. 36* ih. 1814
1309 ' the same, 2 vols. 4to. interleaved, with man^ important MS. additions
hy that distinguished Philologist, the late Charles K'dnig, of the British Mu-
seum, hf. cf £2. 16« Hauniae, 1814
1310 Heinbich's Schwedisch-Deutsches und Deutsch-Schwedisches Hand-Lexicon^
2 vols. sq. 16mo. hds. hs Stralswnd, 1829
1311 Hebvabab Saga, pa gammal Goetska med Ola^ Verelii Uttolkning och Notis,
Icelandic and Swedish, small folio, fine copy, red morocco, 12* Upsala, 1672
1312 Holbebg's samUige Comoedier, 8vo. 9* Xtobenh. 1852
All the comedies of Holberg, the Danish Moli^re, complete in one volume.
1313 IHEE (Johr.) Glossabium Suio-Gothicum, in quo tarn Hodiemo Usu freqnen*
tata Vocabula, quam in -^vi Medii Scriptis obvia, expHcantur, et ex Diaiectis
MoBSO-Gt)thica, Anglo-Saxonica, Anglica nodiema, Alemannica, Islandica, ceter-
isque Gothicse et CelticsB Originis illustrantur, 2 vols, folio, scarce, £4. 10*
Upsala, 1769
Drury's copy fetched £6. \0t. ** Ouvrage trfes estim^." — Brunei. " One of the best Dic-
tionaries of tflij language in Europe ; it is indeed a masterpiece of criticism and erudition."—
Ikmcher. ** I pronounce this to be the only writer upon any subject who, with good information,
is sound and sober minded. Others are ignorant or Fahlers, more or less." — T. Caldeeoti. Highly
praised by Jamieson in his Scottish Dictionary.
1314 Ingemann, Erik Menveds Bamdom, historisk Eoman, 3 vols, in 1, 12mo. hds.
^ Kiohenh. 1848
1315 ■ Kong Erik og de Fredlose, hist. Eoman, 2 vols, in 1, 12mo. 4* 1851
1316 i Valdemar den Store og Hans Maend, 2 vols, in 1, 12mo. uncut, 2s 1847
EUROPEAN PHILOLOGY. 85
181f Ihgwab Saga. Sagan om Ingwar Widteame och Hans son Sweh, ocli Underr
aoknin^ om Ware Bunstenars alder, aamt Foretal om Sagans TrowardigLet,
Islcmdtce et Suecice, ed. Brocman, 4to. ca^f^ilt, 7s 6d Stockholm, 1762
1318 Islands Lakdkamaboe : hoc est liber Origmum Islandi®, Islandice et LoHne,
cum notis Indioibusque a FinnsBO, 4to. kf. dd, rare, 20s Havnia, 1774
" The Landnamabok is an account of the most remarkable events connected with the first set-
dement of Iceland, its revolntions, and the introduction of Christianity. This history commences
in the 9th and extends to the 12th century. It was begun by Are Prodi, and continued by other
hands. It is remarkable as being the earliest historical composition written in the old Danish or
northern ttrngne, which still remains the living language of Iceland." — BosworWs Scand, Lit.
1319 Jashsida edr Hakonarbok; Codex Juns Xslandorum antiquus Islandice et Latine,
4to. bds. 6s SavnuB, 1847
1320 Johnstone's (Eey. J.) Antiquitatbs CELTo-NoBMANNicis, containing the
Chronicle of Man, and the Isles, now first published in Icelandic, complete from
the MS. in the British. Museum ; with an JEnglish translation and notes, and
an ^pendix of curious matter — ^Antiquitates Cblto-Scandicjb, containing
the Iransactions of the Early Britons and Northern Nations ; extracted out of
Snorro, Landnama-boc, and tne various early Sagas ; the Speculum Begale, &o.
in Icelandic, with a Latin translation and notes, 2 vols, in 1, 4to. Jlne paper, Jljf.
calf, I6s 1786
*' An acceptable work, containing extracts from Icelandic writers concerning Britain and Ire«
land."— iHia«r/ofi.
1321 JoBNANDBS, dc Gretarum sive Grothorum origine ; Isidori chronicon, etc. cum
notis Vulcanii — De literis et Lingua Gbtabum sive Gothorum, etc. ed. B. Vul-
canius, accesserunt Specimina variarum Linguarum — in 1 vol. 12mo. vellum, rare,
12s • Lugd. Bat. 1597
13S!^ Ejustni-Saoa, sive historia religionis Christianae in Islandiam introductae, necnon
Thattr af Isleifi Biskupi, sive narratio de Isleifo Episcopo, Islandice et Latine,
cum notis, etc. 8vo. vellum paper, calf neat, 12s Stjfniae, 1773
1323 SluNUNGA ok Hofdingda Styrilse, hoc est Begum Principumque Institutio, Suec,
et Lot, a Schaefiero, folio, kf. vellum, rare, 18* Sblmiee, 1669
1324 LiDEN, historiola literaria Poetarum Suecanorum, 4 parts in 1 vol. small 4to. bds.
2s 6d Upsal, 1764^71
1325 MAtLin's Northern Antiquities; or a description of the Manners, Customs,
Beli^on and Laws of the Ancient Danes, ana other Northern Nations ; wil^ a
traniuation of the Edda, 2 vols. 8vo. calf, 6s 6d 1770
1326 Mabmieb, Histoire de la Litt^rature en Danemark et en Su^de, 8vo. sd. 3s 1839
1327 MAY'S f^tical Grammar of the Swedish Language, with reading and writing
Exercises, 8vo. cloth, 4a 6d 1850
This compact little grammar contains also — Extracts in prose and verse, familiar phrases. Table
of Weighti and Measures, the Swedish Money, and an Alphabetical list of Words.
1328 NoBDiSK Tidskrift for Oldkyndighed, udgjivet af det Kongelige Nordiske
Oldskrift- Selskab, 3 vols. 8vo. plates of Antiquities, cf. nt. 14* Kiooenh. 1832-36
1329 NOBLANDZ Chronika, och BeskrifiPning : Hwaruthmnan formahles the aldste
Historier om Swea och Gotha Bijken, sampt Norrie, folio, calf neat, sound
clean copy, very rare, £3. 3« Wissingzhorg, Kankel, 1670
This is the most important historical work amongst the bibliographical rarities printed at
WiaaiBnborg in Sweden.
1330 OBIOIBYINGA SAGA, sive Historia Orcadensium, a prima Orcadum^er
Norvegos occupatione — Saga Hins Helga Magnusab Eyia Jarls sive Vita
Sancti Magni Insulamm Comitis, Islandice et Latine, emdit J. JonsBus, 4to.
\f. hound morocco, uncut, rare, 32s JSqfmcs, 1780
1331 the same, 4to. calf neat, 28* 1780
1332 ^— — the same, 4tto.fme paper, uncut, 26* 1780
1333 PEBINGSKIOIJ) (Johan.) Monumenta Sueo- Gt)thica, Monumenta Ulleraker-
ensia, cum Upsalia Nova illustrata, Suecice et Latine — in 1 vol. folio, curious
plates of Antiquities, fin^ copy in vellum^ st arce, £2. 16s Stockholm, 1710-19
1334 Petubsson, Historia ecclesiastica Islandine ab anno 1740 ad 1840, Danice et La-
tine, small 4to. sd. 10s JSauniae, 1841
Forms a Supplement to the large work in 4 vols. 4to.
1335 BiAXi NoriBegnum,h. e.Norvegia antiqua et ethnica, sm. 4to. qf. 6s Christian. 1689
8€ QUARITCH'S CATALOGUE OF
■ . , ■ ■ ■^■— ^■^^^— — — ^^-^—^^^ ■ ^ ■»
1336 BASK'S Paniah Oraxnmar, edited by Eepp, 8vo. second editim, hdt.l$ed 1846
1337 I Grvminar of the Icelandic or Old None Tongue, tnaglated from the
Swedish, by G. W. Dasent, Svo. sd, 7s 1843
This Icelandic Grammar ezplaioed in English it offered to the reader in the hope that
it may excite attention towards a Language and Literature, of vast importance to the English
student, but hitherto little understood and valued in England.
1338 iEosiNG's English-DaniBh Dictionary, 1853 — Ferrall and Eepp's Dsniah-English
Dictionary, 1845, 2 yoIs. in 1, 12mo. ^ caif, I2s 6d 1846-53
1339 BuDBECKii (Olayi FiL.) Specimen Ubus Linguss Gothic», addita analogia Linguae
Gothicae cnm Sinica, necnon Einnonicae cum Ungarica, onm Thesanro langua-
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1432 CHATZE (D. M. A., Moschofolltes) Eisagdgike DidaskaHa peri^chousa Lbxicou
TBTBA0I.OSSON tes OU Moisia Blaohikes, tes Boulgarikes, kai tes Albaoitikes,
sm. 4to. hf. calf, very rare, £2. s, I, {? Moscow) 1802
A curious and interesting philological work, containing a comparatiye Tetraglott Lexicon, yix*
Bomaie, Walaehian, Bulgarian bxA Albanian in parallel columns. Collation: Title; Dedication;
Verses, 2 leares ; Tetraglott Lexicon, pp. 1-36 ; Doctrinal Instructions, Arithmetic, etc. pp. 37-92.
1433 DAyiD, Mdthode pour ^tudier la Langue Ghrecque modeme, 8yo. If, russia^
2s U Porw, 1821
1434 DAyiBBS, Dictionnaire fran^ais et grec-yulgaire, 12mo. If. bd, 6s Paris, 1830
1435 DiALoauBS en 4 Langues : Grec-modcme, nran^ais, anglais et itaHen, 16mo. sd,
6s Athhtes, 1858
1436 Ellenisius, Tomos I. Grmimtitike9QvQ.'I62y]^.haifvellum,'Is6d Lepsiai, 1835
BtJROPBAN raiLOLOOT. ^
4m FAT7BIBL (C.) Gliimts p^ulaiMs de la Ghr^ moderne, en ren grec$ t/t prose
fta/n^aise, avec des notes, 3 toIb. 8to. the second vchme stained at the end^ kf,
morocco, neat, 96s JParis, 1824-25
The first Tolame is vsty rare, tiie seeond can assUy be procured.
438 Gekhadios, GrrammatikS t^s EUemkes Glosses, Svo. 2# Athetis, 1867
439 Gbamhaibb du Gree actael, 8vo. 2« Athhnes, 1857
440 Kind's Bomaio Poetry : Nengrieohiselie Anthologie, Bomaieand C^erman, 12mo.
boards, 2s Qd 1847
441 KoMAS, Helleno-BdsBiko-Gallikon Lexikon, 2 vols, in 1, 4to. 648 pp. double columns,
kalfcaU, 18* Moscka, 1811
442 KOkAY, Atakta, S^onn pantodapdn eis ten Arohaian kai ten nean EUemkSn
Glossan autoschedidn semeioseon, 4 vols. 8yo. ^, russia neat, rare, £2. 1828
Miscellanies, or Collectioii of all kinds of annotations on the Ancient and Modem Graek km.
uages. A valuable and learned philological work. Vols. 2, 3, and 4 contain comparatfre Vocabu-
443 Lowndes, English-Modem .Greek Lexicon, with English Grammar, stout 8ro.
42 and 570fw. double columns, out of print, haifea{^2Ss CorfU, 1827
444 ■ ■ Modem Crreek and English Lexieon, with a Modem Ghreek Grammar,
Corfk, 1837 — ^Polymeres, Lexieon Anglo-HeUenikon, .ErmopoUs, 1854 — ^2 toIs.
•tout 8vo. bds. £2. 1837-54
.445 ■ Lexicon hebraiko-neohellenioon ; Hebrew-Modem Greek Lexicon, stout
8ya 988 pp. J^f. bd. calf, rare, \%s Malta, 1842
l446 Maobi's Modem Greek Interpreter, beiiu^ Dialogues in Modem Ghreek, English
and Italian ; prefixed is a Grrammar of we Modem GJreek Language, sq. 16mo.
Y' ^^* ^ Cof^, 1825
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.447 Mbviate, Didachai eis ten Agian, kai megalen Tessarakosten (Lectures f>r Lent),
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.449 SoHiKAS, Ghrammaire du Ghrec Modeme, 8yo. if russia, 3s Faris, 1829
.450 Th^ochabopoulos, Modem-Greek, English and French Dialogues, IStaio. sd, 2s
Pom, 1827
.461 Ybktotb Lexikon Galliko-Eomaikon kai Eomaiko-Gallikon, 2 rols. 4to. 918 jt^.
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.462 Zalikoolou, Lexicon tes Ghdlikes Glosses, French-Modem-Greek DiotionarTy
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SAXtMATZAH X-ANOUAOES.
lamprisinff, L Lithuanian and Lettish: and II. the 8UM>onic Languages, viz. Bo*
hemian, Croatian, Ulyrian, Polish, Hussion, Slovenish, and Wendish.
Dobbowskt's Slavin : Bothschaft aus Bohmen an alle Slawischen Ydlker, mit
Anhange, von Hanka, sm. 8yo. plates and facsimiles, uncut, 6s Frag, 1834
This work contains much information on the Bohemian language, with extracts ; and in the
ppendix is a complete copy of the '* Cato " in Bohemian, from an old MS.
464 KoHLii Introductio in bdstoriam et rem literariam Slavorum, hist. Codicis Saori
Slavonici, hist. Cod. Ephremiani Slay. 12mo. ^. bd. 2s 6d Altona, 1729
455 Schafabiok's Slawische Alterthiimer, Deutsoh yool Aehrenfeld, herausgegeben
Ton Wuttke, 2 toIs. Syo. uncut, 10s Leipzig, 1843-44.
466 Talti*8 Biistorical View of the Languages and Literature of the Slavic Nations,
and sketch of their popular poetry ; with a preface by E. Bobinson, 8yo. cloth,
6s New York, 186a
467 Bohemica* A collection of Modem Bohemian publications, including some
Novels and Historical Works— the lot of 16 vols. 6* Froze, 183o^ sir.
468 Abchiv Gbskt cili Stare Fjemne Pamatky, Ceske i Monawsk^, parts 1 — 19, 4to.
a series of learned Bohemian historical I/ocuments, sd. uncut, 12s 184047
169 CASOPiS 8P0LECNASTI rolastenskeho Museum w Cechach. A Bohemian
Periodical devoted to Poetry, History, and the Belles Lettres, from 1829 to
1839, in German boards, from 1840 to 1860, tn^ar<#— in all 23 vols. 8vo. wanting
dpart 2 of 1844 and 45, and part 4 of 1S60 wants end, the lot, 30* Froze, 1822^0
bbusky, Grammatik der Bohmischen Sprache, 8vo. ^ cayi 2s 6d Wien, 1861
161 Dobbowskt's Lehrgebaude der Bohmische Sprache, 8vo. ^. calf, Zs 6d 1819^
452 JuHQKAVirAt Historie Liteiataxy Ceokej^ impL 8vo. double cohmns, V* ^. hmk
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i
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1463 KoKECiTY, Worterbuoh der Cecoslawisohen und Deutschen Spraehe : Bohemian-
German and German-Bohemian, 2 vols. 12mo. cloth, Ss Wten, 1850
1464 — Cechisch-Slawischen Spracblehre, 8vo. 300 pp. hds, 2* Wien, 1846
1465 Negedlt's Bohmische Grammatik, 8yo. 376 pp. hf, russia, 2s 6d JPrag, 1821
1466 PoHL, Grammatica Linguae Bohemicae, am. Svo. bds. 2s 6d Wien, 1756
1467 ToMicKK, Lehrbuch der Bolunisclien Spraehe, 8vo. \fi calf^ 2* 6i JPrag, 1851
1468 ToMSA, Elementarwerk der Bohmisch-deutsch und lateinischen Spraehe, 12mo.
87 pp. sd. 2s JPra^, 1784
1459 ■ Worterbuoh der Bohmisch-deutsch-und lateinischen Spraehe, mit
Vorrede von Dobrowsky, 8vo. 32 and 1243 pp. hf. russia, 7s Qd ^ Tra^. 1791
1470 Tbvea, Lehrbuch der Cechischen vulgo Bonmischen Spraehe, mit Beriicksich-
tigung der Froyinzialismen, 8yo. \f. russia, Zs Qd Brunn, 1830
1471 Bulgarian- Cavkof, Grammatik der Bulgarischen Spraehe, Svo. with vo-
cabmarv, sd, 4s 6d Wien, 1852
1472 Croatiail* Kosnto, Kroatische SprachLehre, 12mo. 419 pp. ^. russia, 7s 6d
Agram, 1796
1473 Bblkoyich, SlayonskaiNimacBkaGrammatiea: Slayomsch-und Deutsche Ghram-
matik, mit Worterbuche und Gesprachen, 12mo. port, calf, 10s Affram, 1767
1474 STULLI Lexioon latino-italico-lllyricum, ditissimumac locupletissimum, in quo
adferuntur Phrases, Froverbia, etc. 2 vols. 4to. sd, uncut, 16# Budae, 1801
1475 the same, 2 vols. 4to. hf. russia, 18s Budae, 1801
1476 2«etti8h- BBsaMAKN, Sanemmamas Spreddiku-Mahzibas, us wissahm sweh-
deenahm, swehtkeem une swehteem laikeem, stout sm. 8vo. ^. hd. 2s 6d 1795
1477 UthfUUlian* Mielcke (Chr. G.) Littauisch-deutsches und Deutsch-littau-
isches Worterbuoh, mit sehr vielen Spriichwdrtem, etc. vermehret, nebst Sjuit's
Nachschrift, etc. 2 vols, in 1, stout 12mo. bds. ISs Xjmigsherg, 1800
1478 Nbsselmakh's W6rterbuch der Littauischen Spraehe, large 8vo. 568 pp. ^. red
morocco, 10s 6d Kbnigsberg, 1851
l^USatian*— See Wendish.
1479 BIKoldaviail' Kratkaa Eossiiskaa Grammatika soperek6domj na Mold&kskii
jusuikj : A double €hamma/r Moldavian and Hussion, with short Vbcahulary and
Dialogues; the whole being inparallel columns and entirely in the Slavonic charaxster,
sm. 4to. hf, bd,l\4Y^,'oery rare,2&s Tipographid Mitropoliei KischimuM, 1714
1480 Polish* Bandtkes Slownik dokladny: Polnisoh-Deutches Worterbuoh,
stout 8vo. 1032 pp. hf. russia, 7s 6d Breslau, 1806
1481 I Deutson-polnisohes Worterbuoh, thick 8vo. the counter-part to the
above, hf bd. bs Ijeipzig, 1791
1482 Polnisohe Grammatik, 8vo. 380 pp. hf, russia, 3* 6i to. 1824
1483 CNAPU (Gregorii) Thesaurus Polono-Latmo-Grsecus ; Polonorum, Boxolanomm
Sclavorum, Boemorum usui accommodatum, 3 vols, in 1, thick folio, old ca^f,
very rare, £>1, 4f Cracovi€B, 1643
Lord Rothesay's copy, folio, fetched, 1855, £2. 6s.
1484 Dictionary (a complete) English and Polish, and Polish and English, 2 vols.
8vo. half calf 20s Berlin, 1849-51
1485 MoNETA s Polnisohe Grammatik von Voffel, 8vo. 770 pp. hf bd. 3« 6d Brest. 1809
1486 Mfioiraovius (Clu:. 0.) Ausfiihrliohes Pomisch-deutches und Deutsch-Polnisches
Worterbuoh, 2 vols. 4to. 1430 pp. double columns, hfsf: ^* Konigsberg, 1835-37
1487 PoLisH-German-Frenoh and German-Polish-French Dictionary, 3 vols. 8vo. J^,
bd. 7s M Wroclawiu, 1834-9
1488 Tbotz (M. a.) Diotionnaire Francois, Allemand et Polonois; avec une liste de
livres Polonois, 4 vols, stout 8vo. the three alphabets, hf rus. 12s Leip. 1771-9
1489 Prussian* Nesselmann, Spraehe der alten Preussen, 8vo. 28 Berlin, 1845
1490 ItUSSian* Desshavina, the Works of, in Btcssian, 2 vols. 12mo. sd. 4a
St. Petersburgh, 1847
1491 DiCTioNAEY : A new Pocket Dictionary of the English and Bussian and of the
Bussian and English Languages, 18mo. Ss 6d lAepzig, Tauchnitz.
1492 DuFB^ DE Saint Maube, Anthologie Busse {avec les biographies des JPoetes
Busses) 4to. plates, sewed, ds 6d JParis, 1823
1493 Jdannopf, English-Russian Dictionary, nearly 600 pp. double columns, St. Pe-
tersburg, 1784—2 vols, in 1, stout sm. 8vo. hf. calf, 7s 6d 1762-84
1494 Fenelon, the Works of, in Bussian, 2 vols, m 1, 8vo. hf. bd, 2s 6d Moscow, 1820
1496 Fielding's Tom Jonee, translated into Bussian, 4 vols, in 2, 12lEio. plaies, old
coif gilt, 6s 1776-7
EUROPEAN PHILOLOGY. 91
1496 HucoKiiBX, Dialojiraes BuBses et Fran^ais, 8yo. gd. 2s 1816
2497 ■ Grnmunaire Basse, Svo. hf. russsia, 3* 6rf Tarts, 1817
1498 Grammaire Busse, 8vo. cloth, hs ib, 1844
1499 Hsabd's Practical Grammar of the Bussian language, with the Key, 12mo. half
caff, 10s SL Petersburg, 1847
1600 Bussian Grammar and Key, St, Petersburg, 1827 — Vater, Grammaire
Polonaise, iSa^^e, 1807 : 3 vols, in 1, 12mo. hf. bd. calf, ra/re, 12* 1807-27
1601 HEYM, Dictionnaire Busse-Fran^ois-Allemand, 3 vols, in 1, stout royal 4to. hf,
russia, 12* ^ Moscow, 1799-1802
1602 Dictionnaire portatif Busse-fran9ais et allemano; 4 vols. 16mo. the
3 Alphabets complete, calf neat, 15* Riga, 1806
1603 Imfebial Almanac for 1852, in Russian, 2 vols. sm. 4to. the second vol, containing
the Coats of Arms of the Great Officers of the Crown, hf, bd, 5* 186a
1604 KABAMSlN, Istoriya Gosudarstva Bossiiskago : History of the Bussian Em-
pire, 12 vols. 8vo. uncut, £2. 5* Sank^eterburg, 1833-36
1606 Lesagb, Gil Bias de Santillane, in Bussian, 4 vols. 12mo. 4/> od, 5* ib, 1781
1606 NouTEAU Dictionnaire fran^ais, italien> allen^and, latin et Busse, 2 vols, in 1,
stout 4to. hf bd, 5* Moscow, 1784
1607 Beiff*8 En^ish-Bussian Grammar, or Principles of the Bussian Language for
the use of Englishmen, 8vo. second edition, sd. 4* 6d Carlsruhe, 1863-
ne best and most recent Rossian Grammar, with Synoptical Tables for the Declensions and
Coigagations, Exercises and the accentuation of all the Russian Words.
1606 BUSSKAGO Geographicheska^o Obshtchestva : Imperial Geographical Society
of Bussia*s Transactions — Zapiski, Vols. I.-IX. — ^Viestnikk* Vols. I.-V. — ^toge-
ther 14 vols, in 13, royal 8vo. ma{ps, uncut, £2, 2s San k^ etersburg*, 1849-63
1609 Schmidt's Bussisch-Peutsches und Deutsch-Bussisches Worterbucn, 2 stout
vols. so. 16mo. 1912 pp. double columns, hf, calf, 12s Moskwa, 1839
1610 TATISTCHEW, Dictionnaire complet Iran9ois et Busse, seconde Sdition, impl.
_4to. plain If, bd. 26s Moscow, 1827
1611 TcHASTYACH, Opisanic v* Bossiiskom Grosudarstvya Narodoff : Description of the
Bussian Empire, 4 vols, in 2, 4to. 100 coloured plates of Costuub, ca^ giU,
10s St, Petersburg, 1799
1612 Slovenish (IMIodem)- (Kofitab) Grammatik der Slavischen Sprache in
£rain, Kamten und Steyermark, stout 12mo. ha ff calf, ^^^ Laioach, 1808
Pages 385-460 comprise a valuable Bibliography of the Early Slavonic publications in the
dialects of Camiolia, Carinthia and Styria.
1613 MuRKo's Slowenisch-Deutsches und Deutsch-Slowenisches Worterbuch, 2 vols.
sm. 8vo. neatly bound, 16« Chratz, 1833
1614 Slowenische Sprachlehre, 8vo. hf, bd, 4* ib. 1832
The Slovenish Dialect is spoken in Styria, Carinthia, Camiolia, and the Western Districts of
HuDgaiT.
1616 Slovenish (Old). Mielosich (F.) Formenlehre und Lautlehre der Alt-
Slovenischen Sprache, 2 parts, 8vo. sd. 2s Qd TFien, 1860
1616 Lexicon Linguae Slovenicae veteris Dialecti, 4to. hf. russia, uncut,
12« Vindob. 1860
1617 SlATOniC (Old). Divine Service during the first week in Lent, 6 vols. —
- Divine Service during Passion Week, 6 vols.-— »» old Slavonic, together 12 vols, .
sm. 4to. Russian binding, 36«
1618 Service Book m old Slavonic, stout folio, finely printed, russia calf
binding, 16s
A similar volume was taken by General Pelissier in the Mamelon Tower, and sent as a curiosity
to the Library at Algiers.
1619 Gelbnii (Sigism.) Lexicum Symphonum, quo quatuorLinguarum Europae fami-
liarium, Cfraecae scilicet, Latinae, Germanicae, ao Sclavinicae concordia indi-
catur, smallest 4to. stitched, very rare, dOs JBasilae, Proben, 1537
The earliest known Comparativk Vocabulary.
1620 GBAMMATICA SLOVEJSTICA. thick sm. 4to. printed in black and red, a
few leaves waterstained (easily washed), otherwise remarkably fine, tall and clean
copy, origiTud vellum binding, extremely rare, £4. 4f Mosquae, 1651
1621 TKtODION, or Eitual of the Eussian Church, in old Slavonic, 2 vols, folio,
handsomely printed in red and black on thick paper, elegant Russian binding^
30f (? JfMcow, 1820)
M QUAKITCH'S CATALOGUE OF
162S Serviaila Swotlika, Yocabularium Latino-Serbicum, 12mo. 1^. veUum^ rare,
12« Budetekne fJBudaJ, 1721
1523 STEPHAin FiLii (Lnpi) Lexicon Serbico-germanico-latiniimy Syo. half russia,
15« Viennae, 1818
1524 Serbische Gramlnatik, mit Vorrede von J. Grimm, 8vo. ka{f russia,
Bs Berlin, 1824
1525 Wendish* Fbbncxlii de OriginibuB Linguae Sorabicae liber seoundua : Yo-
eabnla Sorabica, smallest 4tto, preliminary matter, pp. 240-1066 and leaf of Cktr^
rigcTida, bds, 15« Sikav. 1694
1526 Hauft nnd Schmaleb, Yolks-Lieder der Wenden in der Ober- nnd JN^^eder-
Lausitz, in Wendish and German^ 2 vols, in 1, 4to. with the Tunes of all the
Songs, hf. hd. red morocco, uncut, 25« Orimma, 1841
This valuable work oomprisef a grammatical Analynt. At the end of the second vol. are
coloured plates of the eostame of the Wendish Peasantry.
1527 SxiLBB, Grammatik der Sorben-Wendiscnen Sprache, nach dem Bndissiner
Dialekte, 8to. Jlf. hd. 5# Budissin, 1890
UGBIAN LANGUAGES,
Comprising Htmgarian, Finnish, Lapponic.
1528 BxBBOSzAszi, ueber die Aehnlichkeit der HnngarisclLen Sprache mit den Mor*
genlandischen, 4to. 216 pp. hds. uncut, verg rare, 25« Leipzig, 1796
A very rare work, shewing the affinity of the Hungarian, Bohemian, Albanian, GKpey, and
. Bmopean langnagps, with the Hebrew, Arabic, Persian, Hindustani, Turkish, Calmuc, and Tartar.
1529 CastbIn, Ostjakische Sprachlehre, 8yo. toith Vocdbularg, sd. 2s 6d 8t.PetlBrsh.lS4Q
1530 ■' Elementa Giummatices Tscheremissae, with JTocttbularg, Syo. sewed,
2s Kuopis, 1846
1531 Bongarian or Ma^ar. Csikk's complete Grammar of the Hungarian
Language, 2 vols, in 1, fcap. 8yo. (pub. at 8«) cloth, hs 1853
1532 DicnoHABiUM LATiNo-HuNaABicuM et Hungarico-Latinum, per F. Paris Papai
et P. Bod, 2 vols. 8vo. ha^russia, 25s Cibinii, 1767-82
1533 EiBEir, Ghrammaire Hongroise, 8vo. chth, 3« 6c? Leopol, 1843
1534 Gyabmathi Affinitas Linguae Hunearicae cum Linguis Fennicae originis gram-
matiee demonstrata; necnonYocabularia dial. Tatuicarum et Slavicarum cum
Hungarica comparata, 8vo. caffgiU, Ss Oottingae, 1799
1535 the same, 8vo. hatfcoJf, %s M 1799
1536 Kalmab, ProdromuB Idiomatis Scythico-Mogorico-Chuno- (seu Hunno-) Avarioi,
sive Apparatus ad linguam Hungaricam, cum Poematibus Hungaricis, 8vo. old
calf gilt, 9s JPosonii, 1770
1537 MAGYAE LITEBATUEE. A collection of 27 vols. 8vo. consisting of the
Standard Authors of Hungary, bds, a bargain, 20s 1792-1817
1538 Mabtok, Lexicon trilingue : Latino-Hungaro-Germanicum, 2 vols. 8vo. sewed,
10s PesHni, ISIS
1539 ' Lexicon trilin^e : Deutsch-TJngrisch-Lateinisches Lexicon, 2 stout
vols. 8vo. halfrussia, l§tf Wten, 1823
The above two lots, published at £2. Is, form the best Hungarian Dictionary and Marton's
woik complete, as far as published^
1540 Otbokocsi, Ori^es Hungarioae, seu vera nationis Hungaricae Antiquitas, cum
expositione phuologica linguae et vocum Hungarioarum, 2 vols, ml, very stout
12nio. hds. uncut, rc^re, 12« Franequerae, 1693
1541 TlNaABiscH-DEUTscHES und Deutsch-TJngarisches Worterbuch, 2 vols. 8vo.
1466 pp. halfrussia, \2s Pesth, 1827
1542 Pinnish* Uusi Suomenkielinen Wirsi-Kirja; Finnish Prayer-book, narrow
12mo. curious stamped binding, 9s ^ ^ Stochholmisa, 1779
1543 Idman (Nils) Eecherches sur 1 ancien peuple Finois, et les rapports de la Lange
Finoise, 12mo. A/I hd. 7s 6d Strassbourg, 1778
1544 l^appOIliC' FiellstbOic, Grammatica Lapponica, 12mo. 120 pp. including 2
titles and 2 blank leaves, calf gilt, ^^"^^» ^* ^ Holmiae, 1738
1545 IHEE, Lexicon Lapponicum, cum interpretatione Yocabulorum Sueco-Latina
et indice Suecano-Lapponico ; auctum Grammatica Laponica a D. Er. Lindahl
et J. (Ehblin(J, 4to. tine Paper, sd. uncut, 21s Solmue, 1780
1546 .— ._i. the sam^^ 4to. Mne Faper^ halfrussia, uncut, 27« ib. 1780
GRBBK AND LATIN PHILOLOGY.
CLASSICS, GREEK AND LATIN PHILOLOGY.
Anelent Bistoiyf Topography of Greece and Homey Byzantine
BIstorianSy Ancient WorshipSy Etc.
Ancient Art, see post under " Fine Arts"
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1648 — — - The Tactics of JBlian, comprising the Military System of the Grecians,
illustrated with Notes by Yisconnt Dillon, 4to. plates, bds, 7s 6d 1814
1649 ^scHTLi Tragoediffi, Q-raece et Latine, cum lectionibus yariantibns, smallest 4to.
LASGE PAPEB, cajf, sound clean copy, rare, 9* Olasguae, Foulis, 1746
1660 ■ Tragoediae, Gr<iece, cum notis recenstdt G. Hermannns, 2 vols. 8to.
calfailt, 20s Zips. 185S
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2 vols, plate, uncut, 7s Darmstcult, 1824-26
166d Alciphbon Epistolae, grawse, cum Stephani Bergleri commentario, ed. Wagner,
2 vols, in 1, 8vo. finb papbb, A^. cay, lOs Lips. 1798
1663 ANTHOLOGIA GsiBCA, seu Morilegium diversorum Epigrammatum veterum,
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1664 ANTHOLOGIA Gbjeca, sive Poetarum Ghraecorum Lusus, Gr. ex recensione
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1666 ANTHOLOGIA GILECA, cum versione latina Hueonis Grotii, edita ab Hiero-
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cam quibus accedunt Salmasii notae ineditae, 1 vol. — ^De Bosch, Poemata^
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gilt edges, £8. 8s Uitrajecti, 1795-1810
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1666 ANTONINI Vetera Eomanorum Itineraria sive Antonini Augnsti Itinerarium^
cum notis variorum Wesselingii, impl. 4to. labge papbb, fine copy in old calf.
Arms on sides, £2. 2s Amst. 1735
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the same copy, £'d, 16«.
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(litteris CapitaLibus sive quadratis impressi), bditio pbincbps, 4to. beautiful
COPT, with the intitulations and capitals in letters ^ gold, citbon mobocco
extra, gilt edges, hj^^ Bomb, £8. 8«
JFlorentia (per Laurentium Mranciscwm de AUtpa), vccccxoYi.
Priced, 1829, John Bohn, morocco, iflO. ; 1858, in hogskin, jf 8. 18« 6tf. Dr. Heath's copy
sold for £10., Daly's £11. 7« 6tf, Dr. Askew's for £12., Rer. T. Croft's for £12. 15« ; Hibbert's
£9. 9« ; Brienne Laire's 460 fir. ; Didof s 304 fir. ; 1853, Dr. Hawtrey's copy, red morocco, by
Boxeriao, £9. U.
*«* This edition is described by bibliographers as being of gppeat rarity. It is a very beauttfnl
specimen of early Greek printine, and much valued by collectors, especially in good condition.
1668 APOLLONn BHOSlI Argonautica, cum Scholiis, Chrceee, cura F. Asulani,
12mo. very fine copy, ruled, French red mobocco, broad borders of gold, silk
linings, gut edges, from the McCarthy Collection, £3. 6# Venetiis, Aldus, 1521
" Cette edition est belle et tr^-rare."— Amotuinl. Priced, 1824, Thorpe, £3. 13» 6<f ; 1830,
Fayseand Foss, the aboye copy, ;^4. 4t, another, £b. 5t ; Dr. Heath's copy fetched £3. 16ff ; 1853,
Dr. Hawtrey's £2. 6«.
1669 Apollonii Bhodii Argonautica, Graece et Latine, cum notis variorum ed. Shaw,
2 vols, in 1, roy. 8vo. labgb 'BkvmL,morocco super extra, at, edges, 14* Oxon» 1779
1660 Appiani Eomanffi HistorisB, Gr, et Lat. cura A. ToUii, 2 vols. sm. 8vo. russia by
Kalthoeb€r,fine tall copy, 7s M Amst. 1670
96 QUARITCH'S CATALOGUE OF
1561 APULEIl Opera omnia, cum votis var. curante Oudendorpio cum pnefat. auzit
Ei}dmkeniu8, 3 vols. 4to. Dutch vellum, 2&s Jjugd. Bat, 1786-1823
1562 the same, 3 vols. 4to. hf, calf, uncut, 32* Lugd, Bai. 1786-1823
Frevioasly priced £3. 5«; 1840, Payne and Foss, £5. 5t; 1837> Black, £6.; 1853, Dr.
Hawtrey 8 copy in morocco I sold for £Z. 16«.
1563 the same, labqe fapbb, 3 toIs. royal 4to. a beautiful copy in blue m o-
Bocco extra, gilt edges, £7. 7* 1786-1823
Priced, 1829, J. Bohn, mor. ifl2. ]2« ; 1832 and 1840, mssia, £S. 8« ; 1857, mssia £4. 14« M.
** There is good reason to congratulate the classical world on the appearance of this maaterly
petformance ; which had long been expected, and of which the execution hat even turpaaeed all
expeciatioru.'* "The most complete and best edition of the works of Apoleius." — Brunet, Copies
of this edition are rare, owing to the great length of time (nearly 40 years) between the publication
of the first and latter volumes.
1564 Apulejus, Metamorphosis, sive Lusus Asiui, Latin et Frangai8,2Y6[B. Syo. plates,
calf neat, 15* . Paris, 1787
X565 The Metamorphosis, or Grolden Ass, and philosophical works ; from
the Latin by Taylor, 8yo. with the suppressed pa^sa^es, bds, lbs 1822
1566 Metamorphoses, a Eomance of the Second Century, translated by Sir
George Head, sm. 8vo. calf extra, 7s 1851
1567 ' L'Asino d'Oro, tradotto da Yizani, 12mo. many very quaint tooodcuts,
caif, 5s Venetia, 1665
1568 Abatus, Glermanicas, Th^on : Les Ph^nom^nes d'Aratos de Soles, etc. Gree et
M'ancaiSfjagiT Habna, 4to. hf. bound; uncut, rare, 7s 6d JParis, 1821
1569 AEISTIDES, Graece, ex recensione G. Dindorfii, 3 vols. 8vo. cf. gt,22s Lips. 1829
1570 AEISTOPHANIS GomcBdiae, Gr. et Lat. cum Scholiis et Notis Variorum, curis
Invemizii, Beckii, Dindorfii, &c. 13 vols. 8yo. the tajpejl sized, caff gilt, lettered
contents, fine set, £3. 3s Idpsia, 1794-1826
Priced by Jas. Bohn, i^lO. ; Dr. Hawtrey*s copy on Dutch Paper, in green mor. fetched £13* 10«.
1571 ComoedifiB, Graece et Latine, cum scholiis et varietate lectionum, notis
variorum, Indiee, &c. ed. Bekker, 5 vols. 8vo. (pub. at £3. 15«) russia extra,
marbled edges, fine copv, £2. Lond. 1S2Q
1672 AEISTOTELIS et Theophrafiti Scripta qusedam, Grace, 12mo. Louis XVtKs
c(my in old French green morocco, gilt edges, with his cypher on the bach, the
binding is by Badeloup, with his ticJcet, £2. is
Bx Qfficina BL, Stephani Barisiensis Typographi, 1657
1573 ' Opera omnia, graece et latine, cum notis ed. Buhle, 5 vols. 8vo. all
published, calfffilt, 21* Biponti, 1791
1674 de Ajumalibus historiae, Graece et Latine, teztum recensuit, Scaligen
versionem recognovit, commentariosque adjecit Schneider, 4 vols. 8vo. Mne
Paper, half russia, 25* Ldpsiae, 1811
'* Le nom de I'editeur atteste le merite de cette edition." — Brunei,
1575 Abnold (Thos.) History of the later Soman Commonwealth, from the end of the
Second Punic War to the death of Julius Csesar, and of the reign of Augustus,
with a life of Trajan, by the Bev. Thos. Arnold ; (republished from the " En-
cyclopaedia Metropolitana ") 2 vols. 8vo. (pub. at £1. 8*) cloth, 16* 1845
1576 Abbiani Expeditio Alexandri et Historia Indica, Gr. et Lat. ed. BAphelius, cum
notis, Indiee et Photii Eclogis ex Arriano, Graece et Lat. a Schotto, very stout
8vo. calf neat, 10* Amst, 1757
1577 I the same, 8vo. calf gilt, 13* 1757
1678 History of Alexander's Expedition, JBnglish, with notes by Booke,
2 vols. 8vo. calf, 6* 1729
1679 — Efictbti Enchiridion, cum Abbiani dissertationibus in Enchiridion, Graece,
cura Trincavelli, 2 voIb. in 1, 12mo. bditio pbihcbps, red morocco, neat, 12*
Venetiis, Zanetti Casterzagensis, 1535
1580 ARTEMIDOEXJS. Oneirocritica Achmetis, Astrampsvchi et Nicephori Oneiro-
critica^ Gr. et Lat., cum Eigaltii ad Artemidorum JN otis, 4to. laboe fapbb, a
beautifd copy in old russsia, gilt leaves, by Wdlther, from the Syston Park
Library, £3. 3* Lutetia, 1603
Copies vpon Larob Paper are vert rare. This copy cost Sir John Thorold, its iate
possessor, £4. As,
** This is a carious work, and Rigaud has adorned this edition with learned Notes. Artemis
dorus was bom at Ephesus, and flourished under Antoninus Pius. His treatises on Dreams and
Chiromancy are probably the best of their kind.''— i)r. Adam Clarke.
GRiSEK AKD LATIN PHILOLOGY. OT
581 ATHEN2E1 Opera, Grssce et Latine, com AnimadvenionibtiB Casauboni, alio-
mrnqne turn suis illnstrayit SchweigluBiiser, 14 vols. Svo. fine papxb, rusna
neai, marbled leaves, £3. 15« Argent. 1801-7
Priced, 1837, Thorpe, £b. 5t ; 1837, Payne and Foss, £7. 7« and £8. St ; 1840, Js. Bohn,
:5. 5« and £8. 8« ; 1844, White, j^6. 18f. In 1853, the Dean of Peterborough's copy, with the
appL mssia, fetched £8. hs* Labob Papbb copies were priced, 1829> J. Bohn, rassb, £23. ;
856, Qoaritch, with the Suppl. morocco. Lord Rutherford's copy, £12.
582 — Additamenta Animadyeraioniim in Athenni DeipnoaopliiBtas, auctore F.
Jacobs, 8yo. cajf, 16« JevuB, 1809
*' The commentary contains a mine of yaiious and solid literature, and exhibits a great number
r new and happy illustrations of hitherto unintelligible places." — Puhrmmm*
'* But of all the philologists of ancient Greece, Atheneeus is probably the most amusing and in-
flictive ; and there is hardly any work^ of which the incomplete state in which it is left is more to
B regretted, than the Dtipnonphiitm (The Banquet of the Wise Men) of this curious philologist.
i may be only essential to remark, that the Jirft edition of Atheneeus was put forth by Aldus ia
514, Gr. folio ; and that the best editions are those by Casaubon and Schweigheeuser." — Dibdin.
583 ATHENAEUS. Les Qtiinze Livres des Deipnosopbistes d'Ath^n^e, traduits en
Fran9ois, ponr la premiere fois, sans Tayoir jamais est^ en quelque lan^e que
ce soit, par MaroUes, stout 4to. portrait^ old iWnck calf, 20* Parts, 1680
An erroneous notion appears to exist respecting tiie great rarity of this edition. Priced, 1826,
ayne and Foss, £2, 2s ; usually by myself, 25«. Larob Papbb (?) priced, 1830, 1832, 1840,
ayne and Foss, £6, 6s.
584 ATH!I^N!I^E, Banquet des Sayants, traduit tant sur les textes imprimis que but
plusieurs manuscrits, par Jean-Baptiste Lefebyre de Yillebrune, 5 yols. 4to.
calf neat, 35* Paris, 1788-91
585 —I., the same, labqb yelluh PiPSB, 6 yols. impl. 4to. ^ bd. russia, gilt
tops, £3. d« 1788-91
Priced, Large Pbper^ 1828, Beckley, mor. £7. ; 1829, J. Bohn. mor. £8. ; 1834, Jas. Bohn,
?5. I5t 6J; 1848, Payne and Foss, russia, £5. 5t ; 1856, Weigel, cf. 25 Thalers. With Plates,
340, Jas. Bohn, mor. £6. \6s6d
Atheneeus is one of the Montaigne and Burton class of writers. In the original " Deipnoso-
hists," a number of learned men of all professions, who converse upon Yarious subjects, we have
ich infinite variety of facts and citations, that it is perhaps the most amtmng book antiquity has
ended down to us.
586 AuLn Gellii Noctes Atticae, cum selectis noyisque oommentariis, et reoensione
Thjsii et Oisellii, sm. 8yo. tall copy in vellum, 7s 6d IJugd. Bat. 1666
** Edition recherche. "~^nifi«/.
587 ■ Noctes Attic®, cum notis indicibusque, ed. Lion, 2 yols. 8yo. caff
extra, 12s Ghttinges, 1824
588 BALNEIS (De) omnia quss extant Scriptores apud GhraDCOS, Latinos et Arabas
in unum Yolumen reducta, folio, heaut\fiil copy, with the additional leaves, old
French blue mobocco, gilt edges, scabcb, £2. Zs Venetiis, apud Juntas, 1553
589 Bbaitpobt, l^e Uncertamty of tbe Soman History, during the first 5(X) years,
12mo. calf, 2s 6d London, 1740
590 Bbceeb's (Callus, oder Bomiscbe Scenen aus der Zeit Augusts, 2 yols. in 1, 8yo.
second edition, plates, cloth, 10s 6d 1849
591 BxHB (le Baron) Eecberches sur THistoire des Temps h^roiques, 8yo. mc^s, sd.
es 6d Paris, 1856
592 BEEGIEE (N.) Histoire des Grands Chemins de I'Empire Bomain, 2 yols. 4to.
LABGB PAPBB, portraits and plates, caff, 21s BrvaeUes, 1728
593 BEULJfe (E.) 1 Acropole d*Athfenes, 2 yols.— Etudes sur le P^lopon^e, 1 yol.—
together 3 yols. royal 8yo. plates, half morocco, 30f Paris, 1853-5
Very learned Works on Greek Archeeology.
594 BoGKH, die Staatshaushaltung der Athener, 2 yols. in 1, 8yo. with 21 inscriptions,
catfneat. Is Berlin, 1817
595 BOl>E (Dr. G. H.) Geschichte der Hellenischen Dichtkunst: Epik, Lyrik und
Dramatik, 5 yols. 8yo. caff gilt, 36« Jbeipzig, 1838-40
596 BomcHBB, Geschichte der Carthager, 8yo. map, 4a 1827
597 BOETTIGEE (C. A.) Sabina, oder Morgen-szenen im Putz-zimmer einer reichen
Bomerin, 2 yoLs. in 1, 16mo. with 13 plates, half calf, 5« 1806
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8to. nVA 4/0. Jf/off, MTmCT, 7« 6<2 I^IV
1614 ELZETIS Sisus of Classics. A heamt{fiU aeries of 8 Authors im these
fiirourUe eiitioiu, 23 rols. in 21, l&no. elegwUly hound i'ji Dutch xoBOCCo, richly
M, £25. /-«W- ^<*^'
Cicno, 8 Toli. red motomo 1^^
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pide memonbile ec:, Sentends. e:c. a Xeaadro. 4&j.^«« 'r^/>v im 4.'w«iriii hi nAk 47t
1617 FABEB i6. St.< <n the Mritenes of ilie Cabtbi. or the g;7i»t Go'ij of Ph#n:r:a,
Sam-Tchrife. Esjpt. Trw, Giwee, I:aIv. tad Cref.*, 2 tVj tst-^ /.Aj/^i. A«(/ " •
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100 QUARITCH'S CATALOGUE OF
1627 CBEXJZEE (F.) Beligions de rAntiquit^, par Gkugniaut, 7 vols. 8yo. momy plates,
uncut, 36« Faru, 1825-41
The aboYo imperfect set oonsiBts of Tome I. 1, Planches I., Tome I. 2» Tome II. 1, II. 2, pre-
miere Section^ III. 1, III. 2, premiere Section— in all 7 vols.
16^ CsETiEB (J. B. Louis) Histoire des Empereurs SomainB deptiis Augoste jusqu'st
Constantine, 12 yoIb. in 11, 12mo. maps, old calf, I2s Amst. 1750-56
Priced, 1840, Jas. Bohn, 36«.
1629 DEMOSTHENES et Aeschines, graece et latine, cum Scholiis graecis, et ap-
paratu critico et exe^etico Obsopoei, H. Wol£i, Jo. Taylori et Keiskii ; com-
modum in ordinem digestnm et annotationibns auctum, edidit Schaefer, 9 toIs.
8yo. FIKB FAFBB, ca^fgilt, £2. 5« Lond, (Lips,) 1822-27
Previously sold for £4. At.
X03Q . Opera omnia, Crraece, edidit Beiske, editio correctior cnrante Schsefero,
cum prefatione de editionibus, et indicibus, 9 vols. 8yo. uncut, 25« Lips. 1822-23
1631 — Wbstbbmai^k, Qusestiones Demosthenicae, 4 vols. 8yo. uficut, 6s Lijps, 1830-37
1632 DIODOEI Siculi Bibliotheca Historioa, Gx. et Lat. cum notis Variorum et P.
Wesselingii, 11 vols. 8vo. caffnea/t, £2, 16* Biponti et Argentorati, 1793-1807
1633 ■ ' tne same, a very choice copy, 11 yoIb. 8vo. fikb fafeb, smooth russia
extra, gilt edges, £6. 18« 1793-1807
Cost the late Mr. Fynes Clinton, £\2, 12«.
'< It was the wish of Dr. Harwood that a commodious edition of this entertaining Greek writer
might be given to the world. The present beautiful and judicious work seems to have realized this
wish. The Latin version, which is placed under the Greek text, is that of Rhodomannus ; between
the text and the version are short notes, referring to the various readings in various MSS. The
general structure of this edition is from WesseUng's, but the errors and omissions of that work
(more numerous than is generally imagined) are here corrected and supplied by consulting the
ancient editions, and chiefly the editio princeps. This admirable work will be found to contain
various readings from a MS. in the library of the Elector of Bavaria ; also various readings from
two Vienna MSS., which Wesseling was unable to procure ; these are placed at the end of the
edition. To make the edition at once complete and commodious, great pains have been taken to
reduce into chronological order, and according to the arrangement of the books, the fragments of
the last books ; and the excerpta * de Legationibus et de Yirtutibus et Vitiis,' which in Wesseliog's
edition are separated and confused. Very complete indexes conclude the edition.'' — Dibdin,
1634 DiODOBi Bibliotheca historica, graece, ex recensione Dindorfii, 6 vols, in 4, 8yo.
half calf, 32* Lips. 1828
1635 DioKYsii Albzandbi de Situ Orbis libellus, Chraece, Eustathii commentariis
illustratus, small folio, heaut\/ul copy, ccilf, 12* LutetuB, Hob. 8teph, 1547
Dr. Heath's copy, fetched at his sale. 1810, £1, 14*.
1636 DONU (J. B.) Inscriptiones Antiquffi nunc primum editse, notisque illustrataD, et
XXVI Indicibus auctae, ab A. !E\ Gorio,folio,j^^»n^^Za^ (^Facsimiles, etc,
calf neat, 26* Florent, 1731
1637 D'OBrVLLLE (J. Ph.) Sicula, quibus SiciliaB Veteris rudera, additis Antiquitatum
Tabulis, iUustrantur cum prefatione F. Burmanni, 2 yoIb. in 1, folio, portrait
and munvplates of wntiquittes and coins, prize vellum, 20* Amst, 1764
1638 D'OEVILLE (J. Ph.) The same, 2 toIs. foho, jp^^* of coins and antiquities, vellum,
15* 1764
Ouvrage fort estim^, vendu 38 fr. Barthelemy ; 38 fr. 50 c. Mionnet.
1639 DBUMANl? (W.) Greschichte Boms in seinem Uebergange von der Bepublikani-
schen zur Monarchischen Verfassimg, oder Pompejus, Gaesab, Cicebo und
ihre Zeitgenossen, nach Geschlechtem und mit GENEALoaiscHEN Tabellek,
6 vols. 8yo. (cost £3. 10*) cloth, 36* Xonigsberg, 1834-44
A masterpiece of Historical Research, comprising the Biographies of all the great Roman
Statesmen and Warriors from the downfall of the Republic to the Elstablishment of the Imperial
Munarchy.
1640 DUCANGE (C du Fresne) Glossarium ad Scriptores Medi» et Tnfimm
Gbjecitatis acced. Appendices, 2 vols, in 1, folio, very clean copy, in old calf,
very rare, £3. 10* Lugd, 1688
** Livre trds recherche, et devenu peu commun^ 80-100 francs." — Brunst.
1641 DUNLOP'S History of Boman Literature from its earliest period to, and during
the Augustan Age, with Appendix, 3 vols. 8vo. 4/* hd. russia, £2. 10* 1824
GREEK AND LATIN PHILOLOGY. 101
1642 DusBAU Di LA j!lLLLUi,Eo(moime politique desBomains, 2 yok.8To.^ <f.9sl^40
1643 Poliorc^tiqne des AncienB, on de TAttaqiie et de la Defense des Places,
8vo. ^oithMo. Atlas, ka^eaffl 7s 6d 1819
1644 SLZEVnt Sbbibs of Oljlssics. A heaueifid series of 8 Authors in these
fcsoomrite editions, 23 toIs. in 21, 12mo. e^gantljf howndin Dutch vobocoo, richly
gilt, £26. I/ugd. Bat.
CioxBO, 8 yds. red morocco 164S
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Sbkxga, 3 vols, olive morocco 1640
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1646 EMEHTC-DA V iD, Jupiter, Yuloain et Neptune, leur culte, et les monuments
qui les repr^entent, arec un essai sur Tesprit de la religion grecque, 4 vols.
Svo. sewed, 15* Paris, 1833-39
1646 SUBIPIDES : Arestologia Euripidea ara«eo-^»na, hoc est, quicquid in Euri-
pide memorabile est, Sententis, etc. a Neandro, 4^, fine copy in hoaskin binding,
elaborateUf stamped, clasps, 7s M BtuUea, uperinus, 16&
1647 FABEB (G. St.) on the Mysteries of the Cabibi, or the great Gods of Phenieia^
Samothrace, Egjpt, Troas, Greece, Italy, and Crete, 2 vols. 8yo. plates, ha^
caJf, 16* Chifbrd, 1803
1648 the same, 2 toIs. 8yo. bds. uncut, 21* 1803
1649 FABBICII Bibliotheca Ghneca Scnptorum quorumoumque monumenta integra»
ttut fragmenta edita extant ; Editio quarta, curante J. C. Harles, accxdit Ik-
DBS, 12vols. 4to. *(^. £2. 16* ^oni^Kr^*, 1790-1809-38
1660 the same, finb fapbb, 12 yols. 4to. sd. uncut, £S. 12* 1790-1838
Priced by Jas. Bohn, 1840, 14 gaineas ; 1843, J. Bohn, velhm, £17. 17* ; by H. Bobn, 1847
9giiiiieas; the Dean of PMerborongh's copy, in russia, fetched, 1853, £9. 10* —Clinton's copy,
L. P. morocco, add for £12.
"This incomparable book will always be esteemed as containing an interesting account of the
treasorea of ancSent learning, whether in print or manuscript. All the known editions of the Greek
Classics, witti their illustrators, are reooided, accompanied by bibliogn^ihical and critical remarks.
Tbne is nothing in onr own or any other language whidi can be put in competition to it. No
classical library can be deemed complete without it." — Dibdm,
1661 FABEICn Bibliotheca Latina, sive notitia Auctorumyeterum Latinorum,2 yols.
4to. ha:^ bound vellum, 10* Venetiis, 1728
1662 the same, 2 toIs. small 4to. vellum, 6* 1728
1663 FACCIOLATI Totius Latinitatis Lexicon, opera Foroellini ; edidit Anglicam
interpretationem in locum Italicae substituit Bailby. 2 stout vols. imm. 4to.
(pub. at £6. 16* 6d) 2700 pp. treble columns, oloth, £2. 10* 1828
1664 the same, 2 vols. mipl. 4ito.fine copy, ca^gilt, £4. 1828
In this edition the Italian has been rendered into English ; the Paduan Supplement incorpo*
fated ; and upwards of twenty thousand words introduced by the learning and diligence of the
Editor. In the Appendices will be found Taluable and important additions, consisting of Tursellinus
OD tfie particles of the Ladn Language, Gerrard's Siglarium Romanum, and Gesner's Etymological
Index. ^ This cdebrated Dictionary was founded on that of Calepini, edited by Facdolati, and
pttbBdied at Padua in 1718, wliich, owing to its superior merits, justly superseded all the preceding
works of the same kind in Italy. Perhaps no person was better qualified for such an nndertakingt
or was possessed of more steadiness, patience, and perae?erance than Foroellini ; an almost incred-
ible proof of which is, that he employed in it nearly forty years of his life ! Ue ransacked not only
all t^ Latin writere of the sereral ages of Roman literature, but aU the ancient grammarians, and
erery collection of inscriptious which had been published to his time. To each of the Latin words
inserted in this new dictionary be aflBzed corresponding Italian and Greek ; and to render it still
more complete, he subjoined to it a copious list of barbarous words, and a numerous catalogue of
the writera whose works he had iuTestigated. The performance was soon considered classical and
«nil?alled."— CAolmert.
102 QUARITCH*S CATALOGUE OF
1665 Facciolati totins Latinitatis Lexicon, opera et studio Forcellini ; secundum ter-
tiam editionem Furlanetti correctum et auctum labore Variorum, 4 vols, in 2,
folio, neatly and well hf. hound russia, marbled leaves, £2, 6s Lips. 1839
1666 FOEMINAEUM novem illustrium Fragmenta : Sapphus, Erinnae, etc. Frag-
menta et Elogia, graece et latLne ed J. C. Wolf, Momburgi, 1736 — Poetriarum
Octo Fragmenta et Elogia, Gr. et Lat. ih. 1734 — Mulieeum Gbiecaeum Frag-
menta et Elogia, cura et studio J. C. Wolfii, Ghttinga, 1739 — Prolegomena ad
Nov. Testamentum Grsecum. Amst, 1780—4 vols, in 2, 4to. unifbrm, oM calf gilt,
fine copy, 36# 1730-39
A rare collection, cost its former owner £Z, 1 0<.
1667 FEONTiisri (S. Julii) Strate^ematica, cum notis variorum, curante Fr. Ouden-
dorpio, qui et suas adnotationes, variasque lectiones adjecit, 8vo, frontispiece,
fin^ paper, best EpiTioisr, russia extra, gilt edges, 18* Jjugd, Bata/v, 1779
Priced, 1840, J. Bohn, 21 8,
1658 Fbontonis Opera inedita eum Notis Mali, 2 vols. 8vo. laboe pafeb, ef^gt, 6* 1815
1669 GALENI PEBaAMEKi Opera omnia, ad fid. complur. et permiam vetust. exempl.
ita emend, et restit. ut nunc prim, nata atq. in luc. aedita videri possint, Ghraece,
5 vols, in 3, folio, hf hound, 18« Basiliae, 1538
Mor« correct than the editio princeps, Aldus, 1525.
Gell's Works, — See G^omphy,
1660 Geobges, Deutscli-Lateiniscnes Handwdrterbuch, 2 vols. 8vo. Jf» cf. 5« 1853
1661 Gebmanioi C^sabis Eeliquise que extant omnes, ex recens. et cum notis J. C.
Orellii, edente J. A* Giles, 8vo. beautiful c<rpy, red mobocco extra, gilt edges,
with richly gilt borders, 20s • 1838
1662 GESNEB (I. M.) Novus Linguae et Eruditionis Eomanae Thesaurus, post
Boberti Stephani et aliorum curas digestus, 4 vols, in 2, very stout roy. folio,
port, vellum, 16* Lips. 1749
" Cette Edition estim^e.''-^£rf<ne/.
1663 Glossabium Eroticum ILnguse latinsB, sive TheogonisB Legum et morum nupti-
alium apud Eomanos explanatio nova, auctore P, P. 8vo. large vellum paper,
\f. bd. morocco, uncut, 16* Parisiis, 1826
1664 another copy, 8vo. hf bd. 12* 1826
1666 GNOMICI Poet^ Gbjeci, Gr. et Lat., cum notis curante E. F. P. Brunck,
smallest 4to. laboe pafeb, red morocco, gilt edges by De Eome, a beautiful
volume, 30* Argent. 1784
1666 GRAEVIUS, GEONOVIUS, Gbuteeus, et Petisctjs : Gr»vii Thesaurus An-
tiquitatum Romanarum, 12 vols. Traj. ad Bh. 1694-99 — Gronovii Thesaurus
GrsDcarum Antiquitatum, 13 vols, in 14, Lug. Bat, 1697-1702 — Gruteri Liscrip-
tiones Antiquse, Grsevii, 4 vols. Am^t. 1707 — Petisci Lexicon Antiquitatum Eo-
manarum, 2 very stout vols. Leovardiae, 1713 — in all 32 vols, large folio, laege
PAFEB, best editions, many plates, a remarkably fine and uniform set in Dutch
calf extra, gilt sides and gilt edges, from the library of the Duke of Sussex, £25.
Graevius and Gronovius are an ornament for every Classical library, and indispensable to a
Public Library. All modem works on Roman and Greek Antiquities are necessarily based upon
the^e learned works.
Sir Mark Sykes*s copy (without the Gruter and Petiscos, but with Sallengre and !Polenus),
33 vols. L. P. fetched £51. 9*.
1667 Geave (C. J. de) E^publique des Champs Elis^es, ou monde ancien, 3 vols. 8vo.
sd. rare, 12* Gand, 1806
A- curious work connecting the Greek Systems of Mythology with those of Northern Gaul
and Lower Rhin e Countries.
1668 GEUTEEI Corpus Inscriptionum, totius Orbis Eomanae ex recens. et cum annot.
GrsBvii, 4 yols. Tol. many fine plates of Boma/n Antiquities, £3. 10* 1707
Priced, 1832, Payne and Foss, £3. 10»; 1855, Tross, 130 fr. ; Heath's, ^4. 6». Large
Paper: 1B44, Mficpherson, £7. 7« ; the Duke of Grafton's copy, £3. \bs; Askew*s, £4.
An excellent work for Classical Scholars, giving amongst the artistic illustrations, those of the
various Ancient Worships.
1669 GrEUPPE, Ariadne, die tragische Kunst der Griechen in ilirer Entwickelung und in
ihrem Zusammenbange mit der Yolkspoesie, very stout 8yo. cloth, 4* BerL 1834
GREEK AND LATIN PHILOLOGY. lOS
i> — ^m ■ ^
1670 Habdt (H. von der) Opuscula varia, in ail 35 curious Greek and Latin works by
this learned writer, 2 vols. sm. 8vo. bds. uncut, 10s HelmsL 1712-18
1671 ^ — Sorato Fatihat al £itab : Arabia Graeca, cum vocabulario Hebraeo-
Arabico-Graeco-Latino, 12mo. 118 pp. sd. 2s 6d Helmst. 1714
1672 HASDT'S (J.) Catalogus Codicum Manuscriptorum GraDCorum Bibliothecss
BegicD Bavaricas, 5 vols. 4to. large papsb, hds, roAre, £2. 5« Monachiij 1806
.Priced, 1845, Rodd, £2, 12# 6rf; 1847, H. Bohn, calf, £5. 5#.
1673 HERCULANENSrUM Volumina quae supersunt, 3 vols. Neapoli, 1793-1820—
Dissertationes Isagogicse ad Hereulajiensium Yoluminum explanationem. Part I,
ih. 1797 — ^together, 4 vols, in 3, folio, with numerous plates ^ exhibiting facsimiles
of the Makuscsiftb discovered at Serculaneum, with the Restorations and Latvia
Translations, (pub. at £9. 9«) J^, hd, vellum, 2&s Neapoli, 1793-1820
A work very rarely met with complete. Priced, 184 1 , 2 vols, only, £2. 2s ; 1857, Tomi I-^IV.
1793-1^32, 20 Thalers ; 1857. Tomi VL 1793-1803, (date an error,} 175 francs. Copies^ sold by
AnoHon : Porson's, VoL I. £b. lbs 6d; Gough's Vol. I. 35#.
%* This work contains the works of Greek Authors, contained in Herculaneum Papyri at
present unrolled, viz. Philodemas De Musica, Epicuri de Natura libri^ Philodemos de Vitiis et vir-
tuttbns oppositis et de remm snbjectis et objectis, etc.
1674 Herodotus, the History of; a new English version, with notes and appendices
by G. Sawlinson, Sir Henry Sawlinson, and Sir G. Wilkinson, Vols. I., II.,
8vo. cuts, cloth, 20s 1858
1676 Geschichte, Deutsch von Lange, 2 vols, in 1, 8vo. hf. cf, nt. 3« 1824
1676 BrENKBLL*8 Geographical System of Herodotus, examined and explained, 2 vols.
8vo. second revised edition, port, and 11 maps, (pub. at 28«) cl, \2s 1830
1677 HESYCHII Lexicon, Grace cum notis variorum et J. Alberti, 2 vols, large fol.
portrait, 32» Lugd, Bat, 1746-66
1678 HisTdBiAE AuGUSTAE Scriptorcs sex, 8vo. calf gilt, 6* Biponti, 1787
1679 HOMERI Ilias et Odyssea, cum Scholiis Greece opera J. MicyUi et Camerarii,
accedunt Porphyrii BLpmericsB Qusestiones et de Antro Nympharum Opusculum
Graece, 2 vols, in 1, small folio, ruled, with numerous Manusceipt Notes in a
beautiful Greek character, calf 10* Basilia, officina ITervagiana, 1541
1680 HoMEBi Hias, Graece, accedunt varise lectiones curante C. G. Hejrne, 8 vols.
8vo. PINE PAPER, ca&gilt, marbled leaves, 26s Lipsiee, 1802
1681 ScHAUFELBEEaEsi (J.) Nova Clavis Homerica : interspersse sunt selectee Ca-'
merarii, Clarkii, Emesti, etc. annotationes et scholia ; cum prefatione J. Jac.
Breitingeri ; 8 vols. 8vo. Fitte Taper, calf gilt, babe, 22* Turici, 1761
** Rare et tres recherche." — Brunei.
1682 HOEATII Opera recensuit et notulis instruxit Wakefield, 2 vols, in 1, 12mo.
green morocco, gilt edges, 12s 1794
1683 — — Opera, cum scholiis veteribus, cum notis Baxteri, Gessneri et Zeunii,"
4to. fine copy in russia, 6* Edinb, 1806
1684 recensuit Orellius : editio tertia curavit Baiterus, 2 vols. 8vo. best edi-
tion, hf bd, russia, 20* Turici, 1850^
1685 — — Eclogae cum scholiis et notis Baxteri ; varias lectiones et observ. addid.
Gesnerus et Zeunius, 8vo. Fine Paper, fine copy in russia extra, 7s Lips, 1802'
1686 Six Satires of Horace, in a style between imitation and literal version,
Lat. and Fngl. by Clubbe, sm. 4to. Large Paper, uncut, 3* Ipswich, 1796
1687 ■ Oeuvres completes, en Fran^ais, par Monfaucon, en Fspagnol, par
BuTffos, en Italien, par GargaUo, en Anglais, par Francis, en Allemand, par
Wieland et Voss, avec le texte, suivies de Traductions Fran9aises et d'imitations,
etc. edition polyglotte, par Monfaucon, impl. 8vo. hf. cf neat, rare, 28* 1834
1688 Hygini FabulsB, ad omnium poetarum lectionem excusus ; item ejusdem Poeti-
con Astronomicon : Arati Solensis apparentia, graece et latine, ed. J. Micyllus,
folio, LABGE PAPEB, Very sound copy tn vellum, &s Basilece, Hervagius, 1670
1689 Jamblichi Chalc. de Mysteriis liber, graece et latine, cum notis ed. Gale, folio,
vellum, 9* Oxon, 1678
On the fly-leaf is written : " J. Burton ; from Lord Prudhoe, Qahirah, 1828."
1690 JOANNIS Secundi Opera Omnia, cum notis adhuc ineditis P. Burmanni Se-
cundi, cura P. Bossche, 2 vols. 8vo. portraits, thick papeb, red Turkey mobocco,
gilt edges, with gilt borders on the sides, by C, Smith, £3. 3* Lug, Bat, 1821 j
104 QUARITCH'S CATALOGUE OF
1691 JOSEPHI Opeba omkia, Qt, et Lat. editio S. Haveroampi cum Oxoniensi J.
Hudsoni coUatum, cnrayit et Obeiihtir, 3 thick vols. Syo. qfigt. 20« Idps, 1782-85
1692 the same, 3 vols. 8vo. ka^ca^, 15* 1782-5
The Dean of Peterborough's copy, tn rustiat fetched, 1853, .€2. Si.
1693 JusTiNi Historiffi FhilippicaB, cum commentariis Bongarsii, Yossii, aHommque
et excerptis, curante Gronovio, 2 vols, in 1, stout 8vo. with front, vellum, 6* 1760
1694 JuvENALis, cum veteris schoHastae et variorum commentanis, 2 vols, in 1, stout
small 8vo. best edition, old calf neat, 5« Amst. 1684
1696 KOPP, PALiEoaBAPHiA Ceitica, 4 vols. 4to. (pub. at £16. 16*) hds. £5. 1817-19
A most important and valuable work, containing several thousand new characters, expressly
•truck for it, to represent the endless varieties of styles, the abbreviations, etc. in the early Greek
and Roman Writing. They are arranged in form of a Lexicon, explained in the regular Greek and
Roman characters, and followed by reverse Indexes. The work farther contains several large
folding sbeets of fiEussimiles. The cost of the publication amounted to several thousand pounds, and
was entirely defrayed by the learned author, in whose lifetime only a few copies were circulated
amongst Public libraries and his friends.
1696 LIBANII SophistsB Orationes et Declamationes, Ghraece, recensuit et adnot.
illustravit J. J . Eeiske, 4 vols. 8vo. fine copy in russia, from Funes Clintons
library, 36* AlteiUmrgi, 1781-97
1697 LiDDELL, History of Eome, from the earliest times to the establishment of the
Empire, 2 vols. 8vo. (pub. at 2%s) cloth, 16s 1855
1698 LiDDELL and Scott's Greek-English Lexicon, based on the German work of
Passow, third edition, stout 4to. cloth, 20s 1849
1699 LIVll Historiamm quod extat cum Sifonii et Ghronovii notis, 3 vols, stout sm.
Syo, portrait and front, editio optima, old caff neat, 12s Amst, 1678-79
1700 LiVlUS. T. Livii Patavini Historiarum ab urbe condita libri, qui supersunt,
omnes, cum notis variorum curante Dsakebtborgh, ace. Supplementa freinshe-
mii, 7 vols.4to. editio optima, fine portrait by Souhraken ana plates, Dutch veil,
£3. 3« iMgd. Bat. 1738-48
Priced, 1848, Payne and Foss, £6, 6*.
1701 ■ Eomische Geschichte, deutsoh von Oertel, 8 vols, in 4, 16mo. cl. 4is 1841
1702 LucAKi Pharsalia, cum notis H. Grotii et E. Bentleii, royal 8vo. labqe fafeb,
calf extr a, gi lt edges, 14* Glasgow, 1816
1703 LUGEETru S de Eerum Natur&, 12mo. ruled, a beaut^fkl copy in red morocco,
richly gilt back a/nd sides, on the edges is embossed ** PaUens terit ommia vertus**
£2. 2s Venetiis, Aldus, 1515
Priced, 1840, Payne and Fobs, £2. 2s ; 1848, £3. 3«; on thick papb&, 1840, £7. Is, Aldus
Manutius died in February, 1516, and the management of the Aldine press was intrusted to his
fisther-in-law and part ner, Andreas Asulanus, the successor of Nicholas Jenson, at Venice.
1704 LUCEETlUS. Titus Lucebtius Cabus, de Eerum natura, ex editione Th.
Creech, smallest 4to. labge fafbb, illustrated with a series of plates, by Frans
van Mieris, engra/oed by DtMos, veaufau/oe, gilt edges, 25* Olasffuae, Foulis, 1759
1705 Mabmobum Oxoniensium Inscriptiones graecae ad Chandlen exemplar editae,
curante Eoberts, 12mo. calf, 2s ^d ^ Oxon, 1791
1706 MAETIALIS Epigrammata, cum Calderini Commentariis, folio, title mended,
red MOBOCCO, by Be Rome, a beautiful volu/me, 36« Venetiis, 1480
ilrst edition of Calderine's commentary with the text, A 1, a blank leaf, as usual wanting.
1707 — — — Epigrammata, 12mo. a neat copy, in gilt hogskin, 15s Aldus, 1501
Sold in Sir Mark Sykes' sale for £3. 1« : Heath's copy sold for £2. 10«.
1708 Epigrammata, 2 vols. 12mo. calf gilt, 9*^^ edges, 12s Paris, Barbou, 1754
1709 [Mabtin], Explication de divers Monumens singuliers, qui ont rapport a la
Eeli^on des plus Anciens peuples, 4to. with 12 plates^ illustrative of various
Ancient Worships, calf, 15* Paris, 1739
1710 Mazimiani Elegiffi sex curante J. A. Giles, 8vo. only 100 copies printed, blue
KOBOCCo, super extra, gilt edges, denteUe borders, by Mdckenzte, 14* 1838
1711 Maximi Tybii Dissertationes ex reoens. J. Davisii cura J . J. Eeiske, 2 vols. 8vo.
russia extra, un>cut,from the Library of Sir If. If. Sykes, with arms and initials
on the sides, 20* lApsue, 17741-5
X712 Melanges GBECO-EoQiaines tiroes du Bulletin historico-^iilologique de TAca-
d^mie Imperiale des Sciences de St. FETBBSBOUBa, Tome 1. in 5 livraisons, large
8vo, plates, seioed, 7* Qd St. Petcrsburgh, 1850-4
GREEK AND LATIN PHILOLOGY. 105
1713 Mbnakdsi et Philemonis reliquisB, quot reperiri potaerunt, Or. et Lai, cun notis
Ghrotii et Clerici, %vo.fironli9piecei caffgitit 4a Anutelodami, 1709
1714 MEHESU (Jo.) Ofbba Omnia, ex reoensione Joannis Lamii ; 12 vols. toy. folio,
nuMjfpUUes of Oreek and Soman Antiquities, bds. uncut, £3. 10s Florent. 1741-61
Priced, 1824, Weigd, 80 thalen, afterwards 6ft thalen; 1837 and 1840, Payne and Pom,
Tdlnm, £\2. \2s ; Thorpe, ▼eUam, ifl2. 12« ; 1840, Jaa. Bohn, if 12. 12« ; 1844, F. Macphenon,
hf. bd. if8. 8«; 1854, I sold a copy for £7.; Sir Mark Sykes' copy fetched, £17. 5« ; Parr's
£14. lOff ; Pinelli's £10. For a detailed List of Contents see No. 5595 of the Catalogue of the
London Library.
Menrsios' works form a desirable Supplement to the Collection of Antiquities published by
Graeyins and Gronoyius.
*' Meursius, a native of Holland, began when very young, soon after the commencement of the
oentory, those indefatigable labours on Grecian antiquity, by which he became to all Athens and ail
Hellas what Sigonius had been to Rome and Ita^. Nioeron has given a list of his publications,
sixty-seven in number, including some editions of ancient writers, but for the most part confined
to Olustrations of Greek usages ; some also treat of Roman. The Gr«cia Feriata, on festivals and
games ; the Orchestra, on dancing ; the Eleusinia, on that deeply interesting and in his time almost
untouched subject, the ancient mysteries, are collected in' the works of this very learned person.
' Meursius,' says his editor, ' was the true and legitimate mjrstagogue to the sanctuaries of Greece.'
Bat his peculiar attention was justly shewn to the ' eye of Greece,' Athens. Nothing that bore on
her history, her laws, her government, her manners and literature, was left bv him. The various
titles of his works seem almost to exhaust Athenian antiquity : De Populis Attics — Athene Atticn
<— Cecropia — Regpaum Atticum — ArchontCs Athenienses — Pisistratus — ^Fortuna Attica— Atticarum
Lectionum Libri IV. — Pireeus — Themis Attica — Solon — Areopagus — PanathensBa — ^Eleusia —
Theseus — Aschylus — Sophocles et Euripides. It is manifest that all later learning must have been
built op upon his foundation. No one was equal to Mau&sius in his Proyincb." — Hallam's
LU. Hist.
1716 Mitchell, Indices Graecitatis quos in singnlos Oratores Attieos confecit Eeis-
kius, 2 vols. Syo. (pub. in sheets at 26s) caSfneat, 15« Oxonii, 1828
1716 MoNTFAUCOK (B. de) Palaeographia graeca, sive de ortn et progressu Literaram
graecamm, folio, numerous plates qffiicsimiles, of old Inscriptions, Monuments,
e^. 36* Farisiis, 1708
1717 — ^— Bibliotbeca Coisliniana olim Se^eriana, sive descriptio Mannscripto-
mm Graecorum et notitia ad Paleogra^iiam Grraecam, folio, ca^f, fine copy,
15* FaHs, 1716
1718 MOVEE'S (f. C.) die Phonizier, Band I. Untersuchungen iiber die Eeligion der
Phonizier, Bonn, 1841 ; Band II. tbeil 1, 2. — Das pbonizische Alterthum, Ber^
lin, 1849-50 ; Phonizisclie Texte, Theil I : die pnnischen Teste im PoennluB
des Plautus, Breslau, 1845—4 vols. 8vo. chth, 25* 1841-50
1719 MtHLMANN's Handworterbuch der Lateiniscben nnd Dentschen Spracben, hoth
Alphabets, 2 vols, royal 8vo. half calf, 9* Wwrtzbura, 1843-6
1720 MtLLES (K. O.) Die Doner, 2 vols. 8vo. coloured map, sd, 9* Breslau, 1824
1721 Grescbichte der GriechiscLen Literatur, bis anf das Zeitalter Alexanders,
2 vols. 8vo. sd. Is 6c^ Breslau, 1841
1721*MtNTEB, Eelimon der Karthager, 8vo. 1* Qd Kopenh. 1816
1722 NiEBUHE na. G.) Eomisebe Gescbichte, 3 vols. 8vo. hf, calf, 24* Berl. 1833-1832
1723 Vortraege iiber Romische Geschichte, 2 vols, cloth, 6* Berlin, 1846-47
1724 — — - Eleine historisebe nnd philologische Scbrifben, erste nnd zweite Samm-
Inng, 2 vols. 8vo. uncut, 6* Bonn, 1828-43
1725 nacbgekssene Schriftennichtphilologiscben Inbalts, 8vo. 4* Samb. 1842
1726 NONNIUS IOlECELLUS de Proprietate Sermonis, folio, fiest edition, with
A T)kTR,fi>n$ copy, French red M osocco, very rare, £5. 5* Sine loco, 1471
1727 OBATO&ES ATTICI ex recens. Im. Bekkeri, 5 vols. 8vo. hf. veil. 18* Ber. 1823
1728 — — Idem, cum versione Lat. et not. var., cura Eeiskii, 12 vols. 8vo. piwb
SET, in blue morocco, gilt edges, by MacJcinlay, £5. Lips, 1770-73
Previously priced, £7, 7* and £\A, 14*. The most correct edition of the Greek orators.
1729 OBATOEES GEAECI. Orationes horom Blietorum, Aescbinis, Lysiae, Alcida-
mantis, Antbistenis, Demadis, Andocidis, Isaei, Dinarcbi, Antiphontis, Lycurgi,
Gorgiae, Lesbonactis, Herodis ; item Aescbinis et Lysiae vitae, graece — Ora-
iiones infra scriptorum rbetorum, Andocidis, Isaei, etc. — Isocrans orationes.
106 QITARITCH'S CATALOGUE OP
Acidamantis contra dioendi magistros, etc. graece — 3 vols, in 1, first title not
fine, small folio, russia, £2. 5* Venetiis, Aldus, 1513
The cheapest complete copy ever offered. Priced, 1829» J. Bohn, £^0.^0s; Thorpe, £6. 1 6» 6rf;
1948, Payne and Foss, £6. 6m; 1857, Asher, 136 fr. Sold by auction, copies fetched, Heath's
£29, ; Drury's, £5. 12« 6d ; the Dnke of Grafton's, £5. 5« ; 1853, Dr. Hawtrey's, £8. 6jf ; 1854,
Gardner's, £3. 8#; 1856, at Sotheby's, £3. 10«; Copies wanting the third part occur often, but
sell at a low prioe, even if they have the cancel in Vol. 1. betwem pp. 14 and 15 ; Sir Mark Sylces'
copies of the first 2 parts fetched, £\S. 7« 6d; £7. 17« 6<f ; and £2, 2s ; and were offered, 1842,
by Thorpe, for 35« ; 1848, Payne and Foss, £6. 6«.
A foil, elaborate, and entertaining account of this grand work is to be met widi in Renouard,
who concludes thus : '* Ce predenz recueil est une des productionfl les plus importantes de Timpri-
nerie Aldine, &c."
1730 Oeosii adversns Faganos Historia^B, recensnit snisqne animadyersionibns nnm-
misque antiqnis plnrimis illustravit HAYEfiCAJiFirs, 4to. numerous cuts of Coins,
fine copy in Dutch vellum, 16* Luqd, Bat. 1767
1731 OuvAEorF on the Mysteries of Eleusis ; with observations by Christie, 8vo.
hds. 55 1817
1732 OVrDU Opera, ed. Burmannns, 3 vols. 24mo. best edition, vellum, 12* Am^t. 1714
1733 ' Opbea Omnia, cum notis variorum et P. Burmanni, 4 vols. 4to. best
edition, fine copy, half calf gilt, imcut, £2. Amst. 1727
1734 ' Idem, 4 vols. 4to. Dutch vellum, 36* Am^t. 1727
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1843, Jas. Bohn, calf ex. £6. 16* 6<7 ; Bernars copy, mor. fetched, £6. 15*.
1735 Paljeobomaica, or historical and philolopfical disquisitions, 1822 — Broughton's
Examination of the " PalaBoromaicsB," 1823— 2 vols. Svo. (pub at 25*) bds. 7* 6d
1736 Panegyeici veteres, illustravit Jaeger, 2 vols. Svo. calf neat, 7* 6d Norimh, 1779
1737 Paeian Chronicle (the) or the Chronicle of the Arundelian Marbles, 8vo. calf,
2s M . ^ 1788
1738 PASSOWS Worterbuch der Griechischen Sprache, neu bearbeitet von Boat,
. Palm, und Kreussler, 2 vols, in 4, impl. 8vo. calf gilt, £2. 10* Leipzig, 1852-57
1739 Patjsanije GrcecisB descriptio, Gr. et Lat. edidit Siebelis, 5 vols. 8vo. 20* 1822-28
1740 PEBSU (Auli) SatirsD (et Luoilii Fragmenta) illust. A. L. Achaintre, 8vo. fine
PAPEE, m^orocco, gilt edges and sides, 16* Parisiis, 1812
1741 PETE'ONII Satyric6n quae supersunt, cum commentariis et notis variorum,
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1742 the same, 2 vols. 4to. antique calf neat, 32* 1743
Priced, Large Paper, 1832 and 1837, Payne and Foss, sewed, £3. 13* 6<2; 1829, John Bohn,
morocco, £b. 5*.
** Burmann," says Dr. Harwood, ** by his immense emdition and critical sagacity, has so won-
derfully illustrated this difficult writer, that it is almost impossible for the best scholar to read Petro-
'nins in any other edition.'' Such is the decided testimony of Harwood in praise of the celebrated
Bunnann ; whose editions of Virgil, Ovid, and Petronius Arbiter (to say nothing of his other works)
most certainly place him in the first rank with the GRiEvii and Gronovii of the day.
1743 PETJTINGEE; (C.) Tabula Petjtingeeiana Itineeaeia, quae in Augusta Bib-
liotheca Vindobonensi nunc servatur, adcurate exscripta a F. C. de Scheyb,
impl. folio, with 12 largh folding maps of Ancient Geogeapht, . with many
names of Towns not fixed anywhere else, old calf, ^<w^> ^2. 10* VindoboncB, 1753
■'*44 I Tabula Itineraria Peutingeriana, primum aeri incisa et edita a F. C. de
Scheyb, 1753, denuo cum Codice Vindoboni collata, emendata et nova C. Man-
nerti introductione, studio et opera Academiae literarum Monacensis, atlas 4to.
•^r~M the 12 maps on coloured paper, half morocco, £3. Lipsiw, 1824
^'^ ■ Tabula Itineraria militaris B/Omana antiqua Theodosiana, et Peutin-
geriana nuncupata, ex editione Chr. de Scheib, in Italia edit. Podocatharus
Christianopolus, folio, 2 palaeographic plates, but no maps, half vellum,
ITAA T-^^* Aesii in Ticeno, 1809
i74o •1'-'H;^I)BI Fabulse, not. var. et Laurentii, sm. Svo. numerous engravings, that
1*7 Afr -n^P^ff^ ^^^ undefaced. Sir John ThoroWs copy, russia extra, gt, edges, 20* 1667
i./47 PHx^iQB,! Fabulae, curante Burmanno, cum notis, 2 vols, in 1, sm. Svo. fine copy
ifTASi J^ ^*^ d morocco, gilt edges, 12* ^ -4^*^.1698
1748 - _ FabulsB Aesopiae, cum ejus vita et notis variorum et Burmanni, stout
Svo. fris^ntispiecef russia extra, gilt edges, 18* Lug, Bat, 1745
GREEK AND LATIN PHILOLOGY. 107
^ ■■-——... .--■ . -^ ■ - nail - - -
1749 PHOTH Mteiobiblon, Graece, edidit et notis illnstravit D. HoescheliiiB, Latine
vero redidit et Scholiis auxit A. Schottus, foKo, best edition, calf, 20*
Itothomagi, 1653
1760 Phbtwichi Eclogae Nominnm et verbomm atticomm, ed. Lobeck, 8vo. hoards,
6* M Lips. 1820
1761 PIKDAE-I OpeTa: Olympia, Nemea, Pythia, Istlunia, cnm vitis Pindari ab
Thoma Magistro et Stdda, Orace, cum Scholiis grsscis, sm. 4to. Jlne copy, very
neat, in citron morocco, babe, 32« Soma, p<xr Zach. Calliergum (1616)
** Edition egalement rare et recherch^e." — Brunei, This work, says Dr. Dibdin, has a parti-
eolsr dahn to the attention of the curious, from its being the first Greek book printed at Rome, and
owing to the spirit of a pablic merchant. It is the first edition with the Scholia ; and formed, ac-
oordini^ to Heyne, the basis of many subsequent publications.
Yendu, 104 fr. bel. exempt, mar, r. de Cotte ; 67 fr. tn. r. deni. F. Didot ; 50 fr. MacCarthy ;
34 fr. 50 c. Conlon. Priced, 1840, Js. Bohn, £1. 1 It 6if ; Payne and Foss, £2, 2$,
1762 PINBAKUS, Gr. et Lat. Scholia integra, Ajinotat. crit. Comment, perpet. et
Indices adjecit A. Boechkins, 3 yols. 4to. russia extra, marbled edges, fine
copy, £4. 4« Idpsia, 1811-21
1763 — — Epinician or triumphal Odes, with the fragments of his lost composition,
revised and ezi)lained by Donaldson, with Index, 8vo. (pnb. at 16*) cl, 7s 6d 1841
1754 PiTTAKTS, Tancienne Ath^nes, 8vo. hf. hd. 6* Athbnes, 1836
1766 PLATONIS Opera qnaB snpersxmt Gr. var lect. recognovit God. Stallbanm,
13 vols. 8vo. uncut, £2. 6s Lipsia, 1821-6
Fetched, 1854, Sotheby, £2. lOf. This forms the best edition of the works of Plato. It con-
nsts of the text edited by Ast, 9 vols., with Stallbaum's notes, 4 vols.
1766 Lois et Repnblique; traduction de Grou, 2 vols. 1842 — Dialogues
M^taphysiques biographiqnes et moraux; traduction par Schwalb^, 3 vols.
1843-46— together 5 vols. 12mo. half calf neat, 12* Paris, 1842-6
1767 PLAUTI Comcediae cum notis variorum et Gronovii, 2 vols in 1, stout 8vo.
enqraved title, calf gilt, fine copy, \2s Amst. 1684
1768 PLlNII Secundi Historise Naturalis libri XXXVII. aptissimis figuris exculti ab
Alexandro Benedicto emendatiores redditi, fol. curious woodcuts, a very fine copy
in the original stamped binding, with some rough leaves, 25* Venetiis, Sessa, 1513
1769 PLINII iNATTTEALis HiSTORiA, cum notis Harduini variorumque ed. Franzius,
10 vols. 8vo. old calf Sir James Mackintosh* s copy, 14* LipsicB, 1778-91
1760 Idem, cum interpretatione et notis Harduini et variorum recensuit
Franzius, 10 vols. 8vo. the paper sized, half calf, very neat, £2. 2* Lips. 1778-91
Priced, 1851, Bohn, fine paper, £6. 6f.
** This is a very excellent and critical edition of Pliny ; it contains many emendations of Har-
donin*s text, and its judicious notes and useful Indexes, render itaperformanceof ^reatvalue.''-2>i6^tn.
1761 PLUTAJRCHI Opuscula Moralia, Greece, fiest edition, folio, calf extra, gilt
edges, very clean sound copy, £3. 10* Venetiis, Aldus, 1609
"Wyttenbach has given this edition a high character for a faithful transcript of the MSS.
consulted.' * — Dibdin .
1762 Plftaechi Moealia, Gr. et Lat. cura D. Wyttenbach, cum Indice Graecitatis,
8 vols, royal 4to. calf extra, carmine edges, £5. 10* Oxonii, 1795-1830
Published at £15. 13* 6rf. Vol. Vlil. the Index Graecitatis, 1830, is sold separately for £4.
Of Vol. VII. CAnimadvers. Vol. II ) only 1 part was ever published, 1821. The binding of this
set has co st £ 5.
1763 PLUTAECHI Vitse Parallelse, Graece et Latine recensuit A. Bryanus, 6 vols.
4to. frontispiece and medallion portraits hy Vander Ghicht, old calf gilt,
21* 1729-24
Priced, 1829, Longman's, £5. ; 1834, 1840, 1848, Payne and Foss, £4t, 4f ; sold by auction,
1855, at Sotheby's, mor. £3. 9« ; 1856, Lane's copy, mor. £2, is.
1764'POETAE MINOEES GEAECI,praecipuaLectionisvarietateetIndicibuslocu-
pletissimis instruxit Gaisford, 4 vols, in 3, 8vo. hf qf. nt. £2. 6* Oxonii, 1814-20
Contents : Theocritus, Bion, Moschus. Hesiodus, Theognis, Archilochus, Solon, Simonides,
Mimnermus, Callinus, Tyrtaeus, Phocylides, Naumachius, Panyasis, Rhianus, Euenus, Indices et
Scholia. ** Collection fort estim^e. Les deux premier vohimes renferment les textes ; le 3e con-
tient lea Scholia in Hesiodura, et le4e les Scholia in Theocritum, 72 fr." — Brunei, *' A highly
esteemed coUection." — Lowndes.
Priced, 1848, Payne and Foss, bds. £3. 10« ; calf, £4. 4a; 1840, Jas. Bohn, calf, £3. 13« 6d,
Fifty copies were printed on large paper. Dr. Hawtrey's copy fetched, 1853, £7. Priced, 1832y
Payne and ^oss, hf. mor. £10. lOs; in 1837, 1840, and 1848, mor. £14. I4s.
108 QUARITCH'S CATALOGUE OF
1765^ FoETi minores graeci, praecipua lectionis yarietate et indicibus instruxit Gais-
ford ; editio nova aucta, 6 yols. Svo. ca^fgilt, 20$ lA^s. 1823
1766 POET^ Latini Minobes ; sire Gsatii Falisci Cynegetioon, Nemesiai^ i Cy-
negeticon, Calpubnii Eclogs, etc., curante P. JfuBMjLNNO, 2 yols. 4to. calfy
\28 Zeida, 1731
Ponon's oop J fetdied £2, 3«.
1767 __- tke same, LABGhE fafeb, 2 yola. royal 4to. a beaiU\fkl c(ypy in hlue mo"
ToccOy gilt edges, £5. bs 1731
Hibbert's copy fetched ^^5. 7« 6J.
1768 PoETAE Latihi Minobes, curayit Webksdobf, 10 yok. 8yo. vellum, very neat,
£2. 10* Altenburgi, 1780-98
1769 the same, 10 yola. 8yo. caff neat, £2. 16* 1780-98
Priced 1822, Thorpe, ▼ellnm, £5. ISt 6J; 1837, Payne and Foaa, Je5. 5f ; 1848, £6. Gs ;
1852, Qaaritch, roasia, £3. 16t ; Dniry'a copy fetched £4. 13« ; 1855, Lord Rotbeaay's, £3. 13« 6d.
Copiea on Finb Paper fetched, Renooard's, £3. 15«; 1857, 10 Tola, ruasia, £7. lOf, and sold (by
me) for £8.
Contenta: — Tom. 1. Carmina de Venatione, Ancupio, et Piacatu. 2. Bucolica et Idyllia.
is. Satyrici, Elegin et Lyrics. 4. Carmina Heroics. 5. Carmina Greognq[>hica. 6. Carmina de
re hortensi et rillatica ; item amatoria et ladicra.
1770 PoETAE ScEKici Grseci, accedimt perditanmi Fabulamm Fragmenta recensuit
Dindorfins, impl. 8yo. cloth, QsBd Didot, 1830
1771 POLYBII Historiae, graece et latine, cnmnotis yarionun interprete Casaubono,
3 yols. sm. 8yo. vellum extra, gilt edges, 24* Amst, 1670
1772 PoLYBiFs* General History of the Wars of theKomans, translated by Hampton,
large 8yo. ca^f, 3* 6rf 1812
1773 Pbocli Diadochi et Olympiodori in Platonis Alcibiadem commentarii, Gr. edidit
Creuzer, 3 parts in 2, 8yo. halfcay^, uneui, 5* Francof, 1820-22
1774 Pbofebtius, Werke, iibersetzt yon Voss, 8yo. vellum paper, halfr&d morocco,
4* 1830
1776 PTOLEMAEI (Claudii) de Geographia libri Vm. Qrace, sm. Ai(Xi. first edition,
hf, morocco, scarce, a very tall copy, 21 s BasiUs, Frohen, 1533
1776 alia editio, sm. 4to. old calf, fine copy, 7s 6d Paris, Wechel, 1546
1777 Composition Math^matique, on A^stronomie Ancienne ; Table Chrono-
logiqne des K^gnes ; Hypoth^es et Epoques de Plan^tes, &c. en Chrec et en
Fra^ois par Halma ayec des Notes de M. Delambre, Ideler, &c. 4 yols. 4to.
m^s andplaies, (pub. at £8. 15*) ^. calf, £3. 15* Paris, 1816-20
1778 PUTSCHllJS. Gbammatic^ Latins Anctores Antiqni opera et studio Heliae
Pntschii, quorum aliquot numquam antehac editi, reliqui ex MSS. Codicibus
ita augentur et emenoantur ut nunc primum prodire yideantur, stout small 4to.
fine copy, in calf, £5. 5* • Hanov, 1605
1779 Another copy, 4to. tall copy, vellum, £4. SaTiov. 1605
Priced, fine paper, red morocco, 1840, Payne and Foes, £7.
See a long analysia of this very valuable work in the BiUioUieca Latina of Emesti,yol. 3, p. 393.
This important collection contains more than thirty ancient Grammarians, via. Charisios, Dio-
medes, Priscianus, Probus, Magno, P. Diaconus, Phocas, Asper, Donatoa, Servius, Sergius, Cle-
donins, Yictorinus, Aagustinus, Consentius, Alcninns, Eatyches, Fronto, Vel. Longas, Caper, Scau-
rns, Agroetins, Caasiodoros, Beda, Terentianus, Yictorinus, Plotiua, Csesius, Bassus, Fortunatianus,
Rufinus, Censorinus, Macrobius, Incerti.
1780 QuATBEMiiBE DE QuiNCY, Eecueil de dissertations sur differens striets d'Anti-
2uit^, 424 pp. and plates ; bound up is ** Statuette antique de Venus, 1821/*
to. ^. bd, calf, To/re, 15* Paris, Imprvmerie Royale, 1817
1781 QuiKCTiLiAKi Opera, cum notis yirorum doctorum, edita et emendata per Bur-
mannum, 3 yols. 4to. vellum, 16* Lugd, Bat, 1720
'< Cette Edition m^rite d'dtre recherch^e, parcequ*elle renferme tout ce que les prec^dentes
offirent de mieuz." — Brunei.
1782 QuiNTiLiAN de I'lnstitution de TOrateur, ayec sa yie et des notes historiques et
litterales, ou les mots barbares, anciens, et les passages difficiles sont expliquez
par M, M. D. P. stout sm. 4to. calf, arms on the sides, rare, 12* Parts, 1663
1783 QuiNTUS CuBTius EuFCTS de Eebusgestis Alexandri Magni, \%mo. fine copy, with
Autograph of " Ant. Aug. E/ENOUAbd, 1795," red morocco, silk linings, vellum,
fly-leaves, gilt edges, by De Borne le Jeune, 28* Lugdimi apud 8. Gryphiwn, 1547
GREEK AND LATIN PHILOLOGY. 109
1784 QuiKTi CuBTn Bufi Alexander Maffnus, et in ilium commentariaB Fitisci, ctim
Freinfihemii supplementis, etc. editio teriia omatior, stout 8yo. mixps and
plate*, calf neat, %s Kagae, 1708
1785 Kaoul-Eoghbtte, Antiqnit^s Ghrecques du Bosphore Cimm^rien, 8yo. 16 platea
of Coins and Inscriptiotu, uncut, 4« 6d Paris, 1822
1786 BjEiNBsn (T.) Syntagma Inscriptionnm Antiqnarum, quarum omissa est recensio
in Gititeri Opere, cnm Commentariis, stout rolio, old calf, ds Idpsia, 1682
1787 Biddle's (J. JS.) copious Latin English Lexicon, founded on the german-latin
Dictionanes ofW. Freund, stout 4to. second edition, 18s 1861
1788 BoLLiv, Histoire Bomaine, depuis la fondation de Bome ; continudepar CBEYiBm
« jusqu'^ la Bataille d'Actium, 13 yols. 12mo. old calf gilt, lOs Paris, 1742-47
1789 MOme* Beschreibung der Stadt Bom, yon Flatner, Bunsen, Gerhard und Bos-
teU, 3 yols. in 6, 8yo. maps, cloth, IBs Stuttgart, 1830-42
The illustntions, sold separately, do not accompan j this oop j.
1790 — ! — the same, Vol. I. and TI. 8yo. and 4to. Tables, sd. 6s 1830
1791 — FuLTNEB und Urlichs, Beschreibung Boms, 8yo. map, hf, calf, 4f 1846
1792 BiTFEBTi, Handbuch der Bomischen ilterthiimer, 2 yols. 8yo. Kf calf, *Js ^d 1842
1793 BnsTiC£ Bei Scbiptobes Yeteris Latini : Cato, Yarro, Columella et Paladins,
4 yols. in 1, 8yo. russia,Jine copy, 22s Venetiis, Aldus, 1614
1794 alia editio, 8yo. red morocco, 16* Venet, Aldus, 1533
1796 Idem : Cato, Yarro, Columella, Palladius cum Yegetii Mulo-Medicina
et Martialis fragmento, notis yariorum et Lexico, ed. Glesner, 2 yols. stout 4to.
plates, vellum, 12* " Bonne edition, 24 k 36 fr:*—BruneL Zips, 1736
1796 — — alia editio, curante Gresnero, 2 yols. 4to. fine paper, firowtispiece, half
coloured caff, uncut, 22s Lipsite, 1773
Cost its former owner £^, 3«.
1797 Saikte-Cboix, Examen critiaue des anciens Historiens d'Alexandre-le-Ghmid»
4to. map and plates, calf gtlt. Bishop Blomfield^s copys hs Paris, 1810
X798 " " Becherches histonques et critiaues but les Myst^res du Faganisme,
2rf« editio n pa r de Sacy, 2 yols. 8yo. sd, 16* Paris, 1817
1799 SALLUSTITJS de Conjuratione Catilinse, de Bello Jugurfchino, etc. 12mo. rare,
olive morocco, gilt edges, gaufri, with the Aldine anchor on sides, and the Cypher
<fNorma/n Herbert ihans on the hack, 32* Venetiis, in adibtts Aldi, 1609
Very rare ; 1857, Utterson's copy fetched £2. 18f.
1800 Sallusth Opera, cur& Francisci Asolani, 12mo,Jine copy in green calf, gilt edges,
scarce, 26* in adio, Aldi, 1621
Renouard's copy fetched £6. lOt. De Bare, in annonncing this edition, describes it as more
ample than the edition of 1509. Renonard observes that it is much more beantifnl, being printed
with a new fount of types, and the text corrected with much care. Brunet speaks of it as a much
better edition than that of 1509 ; and Dibdin, who regards this edition as more beautiful, rare, and
ooneet than the former, adds, * it b now become very valuable.'
1801 Sallustii Opera omnia, cum notis yariorum, sm. 8yo. green morocco, gilt edges,
tooled sides, 12s Zuad. Bat. 1690
jgQ2 . Opera omnia, quae exstant, cum commentariis Biyii, Aldi, Putschii,
etc. cum Pahnerii spicilegiis, stout sm. 8yo. vellum, 6* Lugd. Bat, 1677
1803 Sannazabi (A. S. palricit NeapoL) Opera latine scri^ta, cura Broukhusii cum
notis Ylamingii, 8yo. firench red morocco. Arms on sides, and Cypher on back^
16* Amst, 1728
" Bonne edition." — Brunei.
''This contains at page 201, the celebrated Epigram * De Mirabili Urbe Venetiis,' for the
writing of which the Venetian Senate awarded him four hundred gold pieces."
1804 ScHELLEB, Lexicon Latino-Germanicum et Germanico-Latinum, 7 stout yols.
9yo. editio tertia emendatior, double columns, caff neat, 26* Leipzig, 1804-5
1805 Scbiptobes Latini Bei Metric® MSS. Codd. ope subinde refinxit T. Gedsford,
8yo. calf extra, gilt edges, 9* Oxon. 1837
1806 S£N£C JS Opera qusB exstant, cum Lipsii, Gronoyii aliorumque commentariis,
3 yols. stout sm. 8yo. vellum, 26* Amst. Elzevir, 1672
" By far the most beautiful and correct edition of Seneca." — Harwood,
lgQ7 ■ Tragoediae cum notis yariorum et Gronovii, 8yo. old calfgilt, 7* 1682
1807» I the same, 8yo. vellum, 6* 1682
110 aUARlTCH'g CATALOGUE OP
1808 SIDONII ApollinariB Poema Aureiun ejusdemqne Epistolae, (cum Commentario
Joan. Bapt. x*ii), first edition, with a date, folio, very fine clean and sound copy^
red morocco extra, gilt edges, rare, £6. Mediolani, per U, Scizenzeler, 1498
1809 the same, folio, calf extra, gilt edges, £4. 4? 1498
** First Edition with date, very rare and much sought after. It sold at theRoxburghe
tale for ;^ 1 2. 12«. See an accurate description of the volume in Dibdin's Bibl. Spenc. t. i. p. 7.
" Dr. Harwood designates it the Editio Princbps, but the one without date was certainly executed
before the present."
1810 SiLius Italicus, cnm notis variorum et A. DraJcenborchii, 4to. plates, beautiful
copy in olive mobocco extra, at. edaes, by De Rome, £2. 10* Traj, ad jRhen. 1717
1811 SMITH'S Dictionary of Greek ana B;Oman Biography and Mythology, 3 stout
vols. 8vo. illustrated by numerous engravings on wood, (pub. at £5. 15* 6d) cloth,
£4. 1844-49
1812 Dictionary of Greek and Boman Antiquities, stout 8vo. of 1100 pages,
illustrated by nearly five hunted engravings on wood, second improved and en-
larged edition, (pub. at £2, 2s) cloth, 33* 1848
1813 — Dictionary of Greek and Boman Geography, 2 stout vols. 8vo. (pub.
at £4. 4*) cloth, £3. 5* 1864-67
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*' We do not pretend to have examined this dictionary throughout ; but the articles which we
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a work much wanted, will be invaluable to the young student, and, as a book of reference (it is a
single, handsome, double-columned 8vo.) will be most acceptable on the library table of every
scholar.'' — Quarterly Review, June 1842.
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is the great object of classical studies to produce.''
** Valuable as this Dictionary must be to the students of ancient literature, it will be of
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1814 SOLINI (Julii) de Situ Orbis terrarum et- Memorabilibus quee mundi ambitu
continentur liber, sm. folio, fibst edition, with a date, orange morocco, gilt
edges, one leaf illuminated, fine copy, £3. 10* Venetiis, N, JenSon, 1473
" Vendu, £10. Pinelli ; 121 fr. McCarthy ; 105 fr. mor. en 1823 ; £11. 11*, Heber."— Brtinc/.
1816 SOPHOCLIS TragoedisB, grsBce cum notis ed. Erfurdt, 7 vols. 12mo. thicJcpaper,
cJ'Oth, uncut, 12* Lips, 1830
1816 — — — Tragedies, in Greek, with English critical and explanatory notes, by T.
Mitchell, 2 vols. 8vo. (i)ub. at 28*) cloth, 18* Oxford, 1844
1817 Gr. collated with the Text of Dindorf, with Annotations, Introduction,
&c. by Wunder, the notes translated into English, 2 vols, in 1, stout 8vo. (pub.
at 21*) half morocco, ^^ 1865
1818 — CoMMENTABii in septem tragedias Sophoclis, QrtBc^, square 8vo. very scarce,
hogsJdn, 10* MomtB, 1618
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between the Works of the Eoman Poets and the Semains of the Ancient
Abtists ; being an attempt to illustrate them mutually from one another, folio,
riEST AND BEST EDITION, fine portrait by Vertue, and 41 plates, early impres-
sions, including the Caricature portrait of Provost Cooke, represented as a
Pedagogue with the head of an ass, afterwa/rds 9Uppre8sed,fine copy, russia super
extra, gilt edges, £3. 16* Dodsley, 1747
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1820 Sponii (J.) Miscellanea eruditsB Antiquitatis,inquibu8 Marmora, StatusB, Musiva,
&c. inedita iUustrantur, folio, plates, calf, 6* Lugduni, 1685
GREEK AND LATIN PHILOLOGY. Ill
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morocco, gilt edges, 28« Jjugd, Bat, 1671
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plantarum Vocabida ac descriptiones et excolendarum instrumenta describuntur,
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des notes que H. Etieime iils de Robert, arait ecrits sur un ezemplaire de T^dition de 1573 conserve
dans la bibliotheque de Geneve.'' — Brunei,
1825 STEPHANI (H.) Thesaueus Lingua Gbjec^, cum Indice, Glossariis, et
Appendioe Scotti, editio nova, auctior et emendatior, cura Valpy, complete in
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literature.
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1831 SUID-^ Lexicon GrsBCum, folio, fiest edition, ^»c copy, having the " AiaXoyoc
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6* Halis, 1831-33
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excussorum recensuit Orellius, 2 vols, royal 8vo. sewed, 14* Turiei, 1848
1836 Works, in English by Murpby, 4 vols. 8vo. calT, Is M 1794
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ueUement imprim^ a Paris, Marc Ther§ce Varro, liure tres plaisant y jovenx,
Ac. stout folio, lettees gothiques, withmam.y very fine woodcuts, beautiful oopy
in old French calf, marbled and gilt edges. Arms of Caumartin de St, Ange on
sides, £7. 7* Paris, Bossozel, mdxxxix.'
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\g4Q Comedies, in Latin cmd English, wim notes and dissertations by Cooke,
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1844 THJiOCB/lTl KeliqnisB, Grmce et Latine, cum scholiis Grsecis et comment. Ste-
pbani, Scali^eri et Casauboni, edidit Eeiske, 2 vols, in 1, sm. 4to. very fine copy
vn French citron morocco, by De Some, 20s Tletma, 1765-66
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1846 Thesaubus Cobnucopme et Horti Adonidis, OrtBck, folio, Editio Pbinceps of
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fine tall copy, £3. Venet. Aldus, 1496
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coif, marbled edges, 10* 1848
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Nouvelles — together 3 vols. 8vo. plates, calf gilt, 12* Paris, 1798
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1852 Ulsici, Grescbichte der HeUeniscnen DicLtkimst, 2 vols, in 1, thick 8vo. A/*, calf,
Ss 6d Berlin, 1835
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Militari libri ; ace. Frontini Opera, edita a Soriverio, cum notis Stewechii et
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Paris, Barbou, 1754
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green mobocco, broad boarder of gold, gilt edges, 36* Paris, B, Stephanum, 1832
Sir John St. Aubyn's copy fetched £2. 18*.
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gyrii, Pierii, accedunt Fulvii Ursini, Georgii Fabricii, Francisci Nansii, Job,
Musonii, Tanaquilli Fabri et aliorum ac prsBCipue N. Heinsii notse nimc primum
edit® cum animadversionibus Petrorum Bubmannobum, 4 vols. roy. 4to. large
PAPEB,^n« copy in old calf gilt, elegant gold borders on sides, £4. 4* Amstel. 1746
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morocco, £6. lOf. *' The most beautiful publication of a Latin Classic that the German press
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tion, calf' gilt, 38* Lips. 1830
1863 VIEGILII BucoLiCA et Geobgica. The Bucolicks and G^orgicks of Vir^,
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PAPBB, coloured plates, old English red morocco &ttra, gilt edges, a handsome
book, £3. 3* London, 1746-49
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boy from my searching questions." — Parr,
1864 VOSSII (G. J.) Etymologicon LinffuaB Latins, acced. Mazochii Etymol. quam-
plnrimae ex Oriente petitas et Tyrmenicarum Vocnm originationes, 2 vols, folio,
BEST EDITION, vellum, scarce, 20« Neap, 1762-3
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and Foss, £2. 12f 6d.
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' et transalpine, suivie de TAnalyse g^ographiqne des itin6raires anciens, et d'un
Index g^Offraphiqne, 3 vols. 8vo. with 4to. atla>s of maps, sd, 15* Paris, 1839
1867 WiLKiNS* Atheniensia, or remarks on the topography and buildings of Athens,
8vo. plan plate, bds. uncut, 3* 1618
1868 Xenophontis Opera, Chraece et Latine, cum notis ed. Schneider, 6 vols. 8vo. calf
neat, 20« lApsiae, 1778-1806
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djire, 8vo. calf, Zs 6rf 1814
LASsicAL Tbacts. 32 Minor works on Greek and Latin poetry : Commentaries,
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Hypomnemata ; Bailey's Diatribe ; Madvig, Lateinische Sprachlehre, 1843 ;
Macgregor's Greek Antholo^ ; David's Parallel of the Hellenic and Greek
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Earnest Inhabitants of Italy, 1868 ; Wakefield's Translations from the Ancients ;
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BIBLES AND TESTAMENTS.
1871 BIBLIA SACRA POLYGLOTTA, complectentia Textus Originales, Hebrai-
cum, (cum Pentateucho Samaritano), Chaldaicum, GrsBCum, versionesq^ue anti-
quas, Samaritanam, Grsecam, Chaldaicam, Syriacam, Arabicam -^thiopicam,
Persicam, et Yulgatam Latinam, cum omnium Translationibus Latinis, et ap«
paratu, appendicibus, tabulis, &c., edidit Brianus Waltonus, 6 vols. Lond.\Wl
— ^E. Castelli, Lexicon Heptaglotton, Heb. Chald. Syr. Sam. ^thiop. Arab, et
Pers. cum omnium Grammaticis, 2 vols, ib, 1669 — together 8 vols, royal folio,
copies supplied for £20. and upwa/rds 1657-69
Priced, 1831, Thorpe, with both prefaces, £45. ; 1831, Payne and Foss, vellum, £36. ; 1837,
Pkyne and Foss, with the Royal dedication, mor. £b1, 10«, rassia, £42. By auction a copy sold
in 1855, with the genuine dedication to Charles II., and the reprint, morocco, £35.
** On this wonderful performance the voice of criticism has been uniformly favourable. No
praise can transcend its merits. Various are the authorities, both in this country and on the Con-
tinent, which have spoken of it in a grateful and commendatory manner. * This Polyglot,' says
Michoelis, ' is of the utmost importance to a critic, not only on account of the extracts which it
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contains from a variety of important MSS., but particularly on account of the Oriental versions
from which he must collect important readings to the New Testament, etc.* " — Dibdin.
** Cette Polyglotte est celle, qu'on recherche d'avantage, parce qu'elle est plus complete et plus
oorrecte que les autres, et qu'elle contient neuf langues differentes. Les savants qui, apres Walton et
le D. Castelli, ont le plus contribu^ k sa publication, soit en revoyant les textes, ou en les traduisant,
soit en foumissant d'importantes collations, soit enfin en aidant I'editeur de leurs conseUs, sont
Tarcheveque Usher, Herbert Thomdike, Edw. Pococke, Th. Greaves, Abrah. Wheelock, Sam.
Clarke, Dudley Loftus, Th. Hyde, Alex. Huish, Th. Pierce, Sec.**— Brunei.
** This Polyglot is of the utmost importance to a critic, not only on account of the extracts
which it contains from a variety of important MSS., but particularly on account of the Oriental
versions, from which he must collect various readings to the New Testament. Though several of
the MSS. which are quoted in the Polyglot have since that time been more accurately collated, and
no one would now have recourse to that edition for the readings of the Codex Alexandrinus or
Cantabrigiensis ; yet some of the MSS. which Usher had collected, have never since been examined.
Mill and Wetstein having inserted those readings in their collections as they found them in the
Polyglot. Now, as errors of the press are unavoidable, especially in a work like Wetstein's, it is
necessary to have recoi^rse to the Polyglot whenever a doubt arises in regard to the accuracy of a
quotation by Mill or Wetstein, in order to see whether these MSS., which were collated for the
London Polyglot, have the readings in question or not.'' — Bp. Marsh* t MichtBlia,
1872 BIBLLA. SACEA POLYGLOTTA, Textus Archetypos yersionesatie prsecipuas
ab Ecclesia antiquitus receptas necnon Versiones recentiores Angucanam, Ger-
manicam, Italicam, Gallicam et Hispanicam, complectentia, accedunt Prolego-
mena in Textum, Arclietyporum, Versionumqne Antiquamm Crisin Literalem,
anctore Samuele Lee, 2 vols. 4to. (pub. at £9. 10*) bliie morocco, gilt leaves, rare,
£6. 6* Londini, Bagster, 1831
The only compact Polyglot edition of the Bible, now very scarce. Copies fetched, 1863,
Sotheby's, £1, ; 1858, Hodgson's, £5. 7« 6^. Large Paper, folio, 1845, Thorpe, mor. i^lO. 10«;
1853, Dr. Hawtrey'scopy, £8. 12« 6J.
1873 BiBLiA Sacea Polyglotta : Genesis to Enth, JSbraice, Ckaldaice, Graece, Latine^
Germanice et Gallice, studio Huttebi, stout folio, vellum, 15* Norimb. 1699
1874 Novum Testamentum Polyglottum: Syriach, Ebraicb, Grraech, Latinh, Ger-
manich, Bohemich, Italich, Mispanich, Gallieh, Anglic^, Danicb, Polonich, studio
et labore Elise Hutteri, 2 vols, folio, calf, ra/re, £2. 10* Noribergce, 1599
Priced, 1848, Payne and Foss, j^4. 4ff; Dawson Turner's copy, 1853, fetched, £3.
In this edition of the New Testament, the editor has given a copy of the Hebrew Text, similar
to that of his celebrated edition of the Old Testament Scriptures in Hebrew ; the great peculiarity
of which is, that the serviles are indicated by the letters being formed in the open character. By
this means, together with the plan adopted of supplying, in a diminutive character, those letters of
the root that are dropped, the wprk, especially to the Hebrew student, is rendered invaluable.
1875 JONAH PoLYGLOTT. The Book of Jonah in four Semitic versions, viz. Chal-
dee, Syriac, Aethiopic, and Arabic, with corresponding Glossaries by W.
Wright, 8vo. (pub. at Is 6rf) cloth, 4* Qd 1857
1876 PSALTERIUM (Polyglotte) : Hebrseum, Grrsecum, Arabicum et ChaldsBum, cum
tribus latinis interpretationibus et glossis, studio A. Justiniani, folio, curious
old stamped binding, 36* Genuce, P. J?orrus, 1516
A Life of Christopher Columbus is inserted in a Note on the 19th Psalm, Coeli enarrant.
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(6rst two leaves on paper) was priced, 1840, Payne and Foss, £14. 14f.
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Piatt, 4to. Sign. B--2 H., cloth, 5* 1844
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iuaau edit* ad uaum E<'clf8ianiiii Orientalium, addHia e redone Biblia LatiiUB
Viilgatifl, ei recenaioae, Btudio et khore Sergii Eiaii, 3 roi. folio, ^ o««i«»,
20» B-ma. 1771
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caif,7^Gd lata
1897 the same, the Old Teetament only, 2 vols. 12mo. bd. 6r 1841
1898 iS'oYTJK Tbstamestlim, Armenlce, thick l2mo. platei, bbadtifdl copy, in ike
original binding, jiilt edges, the tidet completely covered with elaborate gold
tooling, 26« " Atnst. 1698
A vorj rare and Talnable edition, baaed upon origiiul ATmenian MSS.
1899 Nsw Testambnt, in ihe Ajioient and modLTn longnagea, 8to. ca^/", 6« 1825
1900 theaanie, IheATicii'iit Langiiasi', 12mo, hd.2s%d 1854
1901 • the ]S>w Testament, lamo. bd. -Ix 6d 1842
1902 theBame, 7,i-n- edUio.-.Vhw. hJ. 'ised 1849
1903 Armeno-Turkisll- Old and If ew Testament, 3 vob. 12mo. ealf extra, giU
cdif..'i, 15s Smyrna, 1841-43
1904 PaabnB, 18mo. lif. bd. U td 1843
1905 Assanla New Testament, translated by tlie Serampore MissionaricB, 8to.
ca\f, 5* Scrampore. 1820
1906 Ajyvaara, San Lncaa, traducido a1 Aymarft por Y. Pazos— £aaki, ai Espanol
porPh.Sciode.S!mJ]iKu.'l. 12mo. ca^, 4. 1829
1906*Ba84ue> Testament Berriii, Ihii JVW Tettament, 8to. ealf, 10s Bayonan, 1828
1907 8. Mathiuren, 8to. teined, 3» Qd Bayojum, 182S
1908 Bengali >',■« Tcstauient, 8to. calf neat, 2» U Serampore, (F 1830)
1909 (ii.d English, St. Matthew and St. John, Svo.e/SsW CW™ Ha, 1819
1910 Common Pbayeu and olln^r Bites of the Church, in Bengali, 8vo. bda. not pub-
lUhed, 10* CalcaUa 1840
1911 Berber< Eitrait d'une traduction MS. en langue berbfere de qnelqueapartieB
de I'ccrituTe saiiite, contenant YTT chapitrea de S. Luc, 8to. toil/i the vowel
puinla. calf, 5» Londres, 1833
1912 Sohemian. BIBIIA BOIIEIMICA Biblii Ezecka, folio, many laoodcuU, a
• reiiiarkaUiifuie tall copy, in the original binding, £6. 6b
Venetiii, inedilms Petri Liechtenateta, 1506
Title and EOine leaiea at the beginning and end mended^ tiie Register, after die Coiopbon con-
sists of 3 leases onlj, and is apparenCl; imperfect, the cop; is tberefore Eold uot subject to collation.
This lersion for tbe use of the Uiusltes, by BeontsliD, is not meDtioned by Hruiitt. This Bo*
hemian work, printed at Venice, is even Bcarcer thnn the llljirian Preces and tbe Breviarinm Cioatl-
cum tnice printed b; tbe Andrtas Aaulenu) in tlie game city. Consult Ungar, and the larioni
notices by tbe bibliographers Le Long, Gootze, Ckment, VidL-kind, KJeieb, and Eisner, ittia all
speak imequivocollj of ita raiitj and ycilue.
The only Catulognes in wbich I bave traced copies of this rure Bible are those ofThoTpe; b«
Stated in bis earliest Catalogue, witbont date, that no olher coii; but liis, priced, mor. £16. 16«,
eiists in this countrr i re-priced. \83i, £2b. ; 1836 and f<4(1. mor.ilSI.
1913 BiBLI Cseaki, stout foho, Koadeats, slightly imperfect, ealf. rare, 30* 1557
Of the rare folio edition of tbeBobemian Bible, IbbT, a cojiy wilb Uic woodcuts badly coloured,
in morocco, fetcbed at Dr. Hawlrey's sale, 1853, H goineaa.
The Gist Protestant trsn^ladon, printed ai the expense of the Baron John Zerodnw, 6 nils.
4to. KraUti, 1579, fetched, 1851, iilO- lOt.
116 QUARITCH'8 CATAL06UB OF
1914 BiBLi Czeski, another edition, etout folio, tooodcuU, alighthg vm^erfect, old ealf^
brass comers, scarce, 12s 1560
1915 ■ to gest Biblj Swata, stout 8vo. morocco, gilt edaes, 10s Berlin, 1813
1916 to gest Biblj Swata, 8vo. calf, 2s ^ " Berljne, 1813
1917 ■ another edition, 8vo. calf, ^ Gynsu, 1840
1918 NowT Zakonwnowe de Tesstiny prekozeny : Bohemian Testament, 18mo. fine
copy in red morocco, gilt edges, S2s Wytissteny, 1596
1919 Breton. Testamant nevez. Tr6et 6 Brezonnek, gant T. F. M. M. A. Le
GoNiDEC, 12mo. ca\f, 7s Angoulem, 1827
1920 Bullom and Enghsh. Book hoa Matthew, 12mo. calf, 6« 1816
1921 Canarese Gospels, 8yo. calf, Zs Qd Serampore, (P 1820
1922 Carshun. New Testament, 4to. calf, 2s M (P 1830)
1923 Carshun and Ssrriac. New Testament in the Carshtm and SyriacDialects,
printed upon Vellum Papeb, roy. 4to. cf. neat, 7s 6d Lond. Bible 8oc, ca. 1830
1924 Chaldee. Gospels. 4to. calf, 6s (P 1840)
1925 tDltinese. The Bible, 5 parts, impL Svo. in a case, 6s Serampore, 1815-22
1926 Coptic and Arabic Psalter, very small 4to. bd. 2s 6d 1826
1927 Coptic. Novum Testamentum ^gyptium vnlgo Copticnm, Coptice et Latine,
ed. Wilkins, 4to. calf, 16* Oxon, 1716
ip28 Gospels (the four) in Coptic and Arabic, small 4to. calf, 3* 6d 1829
1929 Danish. Biblia, det er : den ganske Hellige Skrifts Boger, 8yo. calf, 7s 6d
Kiobenhavn, 1819
1930 another edition, 8vo. calf, 7s 6d London, 1829
1931 another edition, Svo. calf, ^ Christiania, 1835
1932 the same, Svo. calf, 5* . ib. 1844
1933 — Psalmemes Bog. 8vo. sewed, Is Christiania, 1851
1934 Englisha Holy Bible with Notes explanatory and practical, by D'Oyley and
Mant, 3 vols, royal 4to. maps and many fine plates after Paintings by the great
Masters, engraved by Moses, Cooke, a very handsome copy in russia extra, gold
borders, gUt edges, ^. Ss Oaford, 1817
D'Oyley and Mant's is the best '* Family Bible," eren biblical Scholars will consult it profitably.
1935 ZSsqfliniauZa Pentateuch, Psalter, and New Testament, 3 vols. 12mo. blue
calf neat, 10* London, 1841-30-40
1936 Habmony of the Evangelists : Nalegapta, 12mo. If bd, 2s 1810
1937 Gospels, 12mo. bd. 2s 1813
1938 Esthonian* Piil>li Eamat, Svo, calf, 10s Peterburri Linnas, 1822
1939 — New Testament: Weie Issanda Jesnsse Eiristosse Uns Testament ehk
Jummala Ue Sadusse, sm. 4to. black morocco, gilt edg^, rare, 21s Tallinnas, 1715
1940 fithiopiCa Primi Ezrae libri, in medinm prolata, et laUne angliceque reddita,
a H. Laurence, Svo. calf, 4a 6d Oxoniae, 1820
1941 PsALTEBiuM Davidis, .Mthiopice et Latine, cnm variis Lectionibus et notis Ludol-
phi, sm. 4to. half vellum, 7s 6d Franc, 1701
1942 Psaltennm Davidis, Svo. bds, 2s 1815
1943 Ascensio Isaiae Yatis, opusculum pseudepigraphnm, nunc antem apud
Aethiopas compertum, et cumversione kUina a/nglicanaque factum a B. Laubence,
Svo. calf, 5* Oxoniae, 1819
Bound up with it is : The Book of Enoch the prophet, an apocryphal production, translated
by the same, Oxford, 1821.
1944 Novum Testamentum, edidit Th. Pell Piatt, sm. 4to. calf, 6* 1830
1945 Evangelia Sancta, Aethiopice, ed. Piatt, sm. 4to. calf ^ ^^ Londini, 1826
1946 PLATT'S (Th. Pell) Catalogue of the Ethiopio Biblical MSS. in the E.
libr. of Paris, and in the Libr. of the Brit, and For. Bible Soc, with an accoimt
of those in the Vatican, Specimens of Versions of the N. T. into the modern
languages of Abyssinia, etc. 4to. bds, 5« 1823
1947 the same, 4to. russia extra, gilt edges, 10s . 1823
1948 Finnish. BIBLIA, se on Coco pyha ramattu etc. thick folio, fiest edition,
woodcuts, a good copy in the original stamped binding, rare, £4.
Stockholm, PL. JSTeisarilda, 1642
A perfect copy, the title is printed within an ornamental border, the blank part at the bottom
cut off, but could easily be-mended. On the back of it, a curious large book-plate is pasted. The
BIBLES. 117
wnhee It signed bj Aesehillas Pktrakub, H. J. Hoffmann, M. M. Stodins et O. Matthoraa.
I po e a ow ed Dr. Hawtrey'a oopj, and sold it, 1857, for £10.
1949 — Biblia eli Pylia Kaamattu, Wanlia ja Uusi Testamenti, 8to. caff, 10s
8t FietarhortM, 1817
1960 Uusi Teetamenti ja Psaltari, 8vo. calf, 4a HeUvngisaa, 1861
1961 Flemish- Het oude Testament naar den laasten EoomscLen text witli het
nieuwe Testament, 8vo. calf, 7s 6d afler the edition o/'1599 (P 1840)
1962 — het NIEUWB Testament, 12mo. (j/'.2*6rf qfter the edition of VJVlyBrv^ehV^^
1963 Prencll- La Sainte Bible, les Psaumes en vers FranQois, le Cat^chisme, des
Oraisons, etc. reviis par les Pastenrs de TEglise de Geneve, 3 vols, in 1, stout
folio, wth the Apocrypha, and the Music cf the JPsalms, hound in sealskin, giU
edges, 18* Geneve, 1718
1964 BiBLB (La Sainte) traduite snr les Textes originaux aveo les Differences de la
Ynlgate, 12ino. a very scarce edition, fine copy in old I^renoh red morocco, giU
edges, 30* Cologne, 1739
This was King Lonia Philippe's copy, which was kept for his private use when at liia Chateau
de Nenillj.
1966 La Saiktb Bible, 12mo. ea^f, 2s M Londres, 1817
1966 La Saiktb Biblb, d'apr^s I'^dition de J. F. Ostervald, 4to. calf extra, filt leaves,
10s Lausanne (Soc. hihhque), 1822
1967 Pr€nch and ]«atin« Sainte Bible de Yence, en Latin et en iBhranQais,
avec des notes litt^raires, critiques et historiques, des prefaces et des disserta-
tions par Oalmet, de Vence, etc. revue par Drach, 27 vols. 8vo. maps, halfca^f
netU, marbled edges, £2. 10* Bruxelles, 1829-33
" Cette traduction est enrichie de nombrenses et savantea notes par I'editear, qui est trea
iren6 dans la langue H^braique." — Brunei.
1968 NotnTEAU Testament, reveu et confer^ sur les Textes Grecs par les Pasteurs et
P^fesseurs de ^^ise de Geneve, Charenton, par Pierre Des- Mayes, s. c?.— •
Les Pseaumes de I)avid mis en Itime Fran^oise par Clement Marot et Theo-
dore de B0ze, avec la Forme des Prieres Ecclesiastiques, le Catechisme, Con*
fession de Foi, &c, ioith the Twnes, ib, s, d, {X Tilth Century), in one vol. 4to.
a magnificent specimen of old red mobocoo, giU edges, having the sides and back
completely covered with elaborate and minute gold tooling by Le Gascon, £4. 4*
1969 GaeUCa Leabluraichean an T-Seann Tiomnaidh agus an Tiomnaidh Nuaidh,
8vo. ca^, Bs London, 1821
1960 An T-Sean Tiomnaidh, 2 vols. 12mo. calf, 4a Edinb. 1807
1961 Qallaa Evangelium Matthaei translatnm in Ungnam GkiUamm, auctore Krapf,
18mo. chth, 3* Qd Ankobari, regni Shoanorum capitalis, 18^1
1962 Georgian Testament, in the Church character, 4to. ca^f, 7s 6d (P 1820)
1963 German VentaglOtta Biblia Pentapla. DieBiicherderHeiligen Schrift
nachfiinffacherDeutscherVerdolinetschung; [Five different Versions of the
Scriptures, printed in parallel columns], 6 vols, in 3, small 4to. half vellum,
20s Samb. 1711
The 5 versions are: I. The Roman Catholic by Ulenberg; II. The Evangelical by Luther;
III. The Evangelical-Reformed, by Piscator ; IV. The Jewish, by Athiae and Reitz ; V. The Batch
of the States-general. i ▼▼ i t
1964 Die Bibel oder die ganze Heilige Schrift nach der Uebersetzung Luthers, stout
12mo. idth referefices, calf, 3* 62 London, 1821
1966 Die Heilige Schrift des Alten und Nueun Testaments, uebersetzt von Dr. W.
M. L. de Wette, 3 vols. 8vo. (pub. at 18* sd.) ff. bd. calf, 12* Heidelberg, 1831-2
1966 das Neue Testaments, von Kistemaker, 12mo. cajf, 2* 6rf Munster, 1826
1967 BIBLIA SAXONICA : Niedersachsische Bibel : Biblia Dudesch, 2 vols, folio,
many bold woodcuts (the same as those in the Cologne Bible), remarkably fine
copy, stamped hogskin, with clasps, £10.
Salberstad {date on woodcut frontispiece, 1520) 1522
Carefully described by Goeze, in his '* Historic der gedruckten Niedersachsischen Bibeln von
1470-1621," 4to. Halle, 1675, pp. 95-105. Goeze mentiona (pages 104-5) that this Bible is very
scarce, even more so than the Lubeck edition ; he never saw any other copy beyond his own ; he
thinks that Luther's version, appearing shortly after the present, must have injured its sale to that
extent, that a large portion of the entire edition may have got used as waste paper. Goeze con-
cludes by calling this edition '* A jewel/' the sight of which must always be pleasant to a con-
noissenr of Litenury treasures.
118 QUARITCH'S CATALOGUE OF
1968 JLOW-German or Platt-DeutSCh. BIBLIA dat ys de gantze Hilige
Schrift, Diidesch, d. M. Luther, fol. woodcuts, russia, good copy, rare, £4.
Magdehorch, 1578
1969 Saxon. Biblia, dat ys : de gantze hillige Sckrifft, Sa^isch, Dr. M. Luther's,
stout am. 4to. the last leaf damaged a/nd mounted, stamped sheep, 21 s
Jf ittemhercJi, 1699
1970 NovTTM Testamentum Latino-germanum. Dat nye Testament in Latyn ende
Duyts, 4to. vellum, 7s 6d Campis exeussit Peirus Wameri, (P 1660)
1971 German^Sebrew Kew Testament, 12mo. caU", 2s 6d 1820
1973 Goojurattee ^ew Testament, translated by the Surat Missionaries, 4to.
calf, lOs Surat (Bombay Bible Sac.) 1827
1974 New Testament, translated by the Serampore Missionaries, 8vo. calf
28 6d Serampore, 1820
1975 GothlCs TJlphiljs Versio Gothica Epistolarum Pauli ad Eomanos, Codices
Carolinus et Guelpherbytanus, cum Commentariis et Appendice ed. Knittel,
4to. 12 plates qf facsimiles, very neat in vellum. Bishop BlomJield*s copy, \0s
Brunswick, (P 1772)
1976 Gothic Bible, Grammar and Dictionary: TTlfilas. Die Heiligen Schriften
alten und neuen Bundes in Gothischer Sprache.; mit gegeniiberstehendem
Griechischemnnd Lateinischem Texte, Anmerkongen, Worterbuch, Sprachlehre,
und geschichtlicher Einleitung von Massmann, 8vo. xcii. and 812 pp. (pub. at
15«) sewed, 9« Stuttgart, 1867
" This edition of Ulfilas is highly praised by critics, it comprises all the literary material neces-
sary for studying the Gothic Language, at a singularly moderate price.
1977 ULFILAE Evangelia Gothica, cum parallelis versionibus Islandicd, Suethicd,
et Zatind, accedunt Glossarium Ulphila-Gothicum, cum linguis affinibus, a
Jimio et Stiemhielmio ; et pra«fatio continens Orationem Dommicam in septem
linguis, stout sin. 4to. old calf, title slightly injured, IBs Stockholmiae, 1671
** Edition rare et recherch^e.** — Brunei.
1978 Gothic and AnglO^Sazona Qitatuob Evangeliorum versiones peran-
tiquae duae, Gothica scil. et Anglo- Saxonica, illamex Cod. argenteo, ed. Junius,
banc ex Codd. MSB. curavit Mareschallus ; ace. Glossarium Grothicum, etc.
opera Junii, 2 vols, very sm. 4to. calf neat, 20* Amstel, 1684
1979 the same, 2 Vols, in one, very sm. 4to. vellum, 20s 1684
1980 the same, Dordrecht, 1665-^Caedmonis Paraphrasis poetica, Genesios
ac praecipuarum sacrae paginae historiarum, Anglo- Saxonice, without plates,
1655 — 2 vols, in one, sm. 4to. vellum, 26s Dordrechti, 1655-65
The Amsterdam edition of 1684 is the same as the Dordrecht edition of 1665, with a new title.
1981 Greek. Biblia GB^CA,Vetus Testamentum, secundum LXX. Gr. et Lat., cum
Scholiis Ex)manse editionis, in singula capita distributis, omnia de exemplari
Bomano fidelissime et studiosissime expressa ; accedit Novum Testamentum,
studio J. Morini ; 3 vols, folio, fine copy, calf gilt, £2. 2s Baris, 1628
'* In great request, not only for the neatness and correctness of the execution, but also for the
learned notes." — Hartwell Home,
1982 Vetus Testamentum ex Versione LXX. Interpretum, cum Scholiis Grsecis, sm.
4to. LABOE PAPEB, calf extra gilt edges, 16* Londini, B. Daniell, 1653
1983 Biblia Gb^ca, ex versione LXX. Interpretum, ad editionem Grabe criticis
dissertationibus illustrata, edidit J. J. Breitingerus, 4 vols, in 3, 4to. calf gilt,
36* !nguri, 1730-33
In a recent number of the Gentleman's Magazine, the above is recommended as the best edition
of the Septuagint.
1984 VETUS Testamentum Grsecum, curis Holmes et Parsons, 6 vols, in 4, folio, (pub.
at £25. in sheets) £9. Oxon. 1798-1827
The Dean of Peterborough's copy, in calf, fetched, 1853, £11. 10«.
1985 YETUS TESTAMENTUM, Graece e Codice MS. Albxandbino, qui Londini
in Bibliotheea Museis Britannici asservatur, Typis ad similitudmem ipsius
Codicis Scripturae fideliter descriptum, cura et labore, H. H. Babeb, 3 vols,
impl. folio, (pub. at £18. ISs in bds.) russia extra, gilt edges, with blind-tooled
sides, bordered with gold, a sumptu,ous copy, £15. 15* 1816- 21
Priced, 1834, Straker, £14. 14«; 1837, and 1840, i'uyne andFoss, russia, £26. 5«; Dr. Haw-
trey's copy fetched 1853, £13. lbs,
The edition was confined to 250 copies.
BIBLBS. 119
Wmde's edition of the " New Tsstambmt " of the ume Codex, bound uniformlj, should
h9 bought with this the " Old Testament.*'
** Cett6 edition, ezecut^e auz frais du gonvernement anglais offre le &o-simile exact dn c^l^bre
manuscrit d'Alexandrie, le plus ancien qui nous soit panrenu du texte grec derBcriture Salute. II
a 6t6 tirh de ce roagnifique ouvrage 250 ezempl. sur papier, au prix de361iy. ISsh. (882 fr.)
chacnn ; et une dixaine sur velin, au prixde 184 guindes (4600 fr.) ; I'exemplaire complet, celui du
duede Devonshire, est de cinq pouces plus grand qaeles autres/' — Brunei*
A facsimile reprint of the Codex Alexandrinus, one of the most beautiful specimens of ancient
Greek caligraphy in existence. The original Manuscript was sent as a present to King Charles I.,
by Cyril Lucaris, patriarch of Constantinople, in the year 1628. Cyril brought it from Alexandria,
where it is supjposed to have been written. In an accompanying schedule he relates that according
to tradition, it was written by Thecia, a noble £g3rptian lady, in about the seventh century. It is
printed in uncial characters, as in the original, letter for letter, word for word, line for line, and
oolamn for column, without divisions of words or chapters, or change of the peculiar orthography,
or correction even of the errors occasionally occurring. Mr. Baber, not being content with the
limited fount of types exclusively cast for Dr. Woide's facsimile of the Testament, and being
anxious to give a closer resemblance than Dr. Woide had done, considerably enlarged the variety of
the metal types, and had several hundred peculiar marks, words, and even whole sentences, and all
tbe ornamental parts, engraved on blocks of wood, and incorporated with the types in their appro-
priate places ; he also printed the rubrics as they occurred in their proper coloured ink. For a more
particular account, see the Preface by Woide, or Home's Introduction to the Bible, vol. ii. p. 116.
1986 FsALTEBiUM GsAECUM et Cod. MS. Alexandrino in Museo Brit, typis descrip-
t mn, cu ra Babeb, large folio, calf, 20s 1812
1987 NOVUM TESTA MkKTUM GrsDcum, e Cod. MS. Alexandbino descriptum a
C. G. Woide, cum Appendice, roy. ioMo, fine copy, russia, gilt edges, £5. 5*. 1786
Bound uniform with the *' VetusTestamentum'' ; both if bought together for £20.
1988 Novum Testamentum graece, ex bibliotheca regia, folio, a very fine copy in calf
extra, gilt edges, 24* ^^ ^ Lutetiae, M. Stephaniis, 1550
1989 Novum Testamentum graece, ex regiis aliis(]^ue optimis editionibus cum cura
expreasum, thick 18mo. blue morocco, gilt edges, £1. 7' Lugd, Bat. JElz., 1624
1990 Novum Testamentum Grcecum, cum v ar. Lect. Millii, Prolegom. et Notis addi-
dit G. D. T. M. D. (Gerardus de Mastricht), editio altera et optima, 12mo.
frontispiece and maps, blue m^yrocco, gilt edges, 18* Amst, J, Wetstenium, 1736
1991 Novum Testamentum, Gr., edit, receptse, cum lect. var., nee non commentario
pleniore ex scriptoribus veteribus Hebrfleis, Grsecis et Latinis, Historiam et vim
verborum illus6rante, opera et studio J. J. Wetstenii, 2 vols, folio, hf bd. calf,
uncut, £4. 15* Amst, 1751
** No sound critic should be without this invaluable work." — Hales,
Priced, 1822, John Bohn, £10. 10*; 1840, Jas. Bohn, £7. 17* 6d; 1848, Payne and Foss,
morocco, j^l2. 12«; 1831, H. Bohn, £8.8*. Sir Mark Sykes* copy fetched of 8* 5*; Roscoe's£7.
Purton Cooper's copy, russia, 1855, £5. 10* ; 1853, D. Turner's copy, £5.
" All former editions of the Greek Testament were surpassed by that of John James Wctstein ;
of which it is sufficient to mention that Michaelis his professed enemy, and who loses no opportunity
of speaking harshly of him, says, that it is of all editions of the Greek Testament the most impor-
tant, and the most necessary to those who are engaged in sacred criticism, and that the Rev. Herbert
Marsh, the celebrated translator of Michaelis, and perhaps the best judge now living of the merit of
such awork, calls it bytheemphatic appellation of* the invaluable book.'" — Butler*8 HortB Biblica,
1992 Novum Testamentum textus grsecus Griesbachii et Knappii, cum notis ed. Vater.
8vo. calf neat, 3* Halis, 1824
1993 New l^estament, with English Notes, by Bloomfield, 2 vols. Svo. ^. calf gilt,
18* 1839
1994 Novum Testamentum graece, cum notis ed. M. A. Scholz, 2 vols. 4to. ca^f gilt,
30* Lips, 1830-36
1995 HELLENISTIC EDITION of the Greek Testament, H KAINH AIAGHKH Er
TtiQ ITaXatac AiadrfKriQ Kara tovq EfiEofjiriKovTa dupfifivivofiivrj. Novum Testa-
mentum GrrsEcum Editio Hellenistica. Instruxit et edidit Edv. Gul. Grinfield,
M.A. 2 vols. 8vo. pp. 1500. Scholia Hellenistica in Novum Testamentum, Phi-
lone et Josepho Patribus Apostolicis aliisque Ecclesise AntiqusB Scnptoribus
necnon Libris Apocryphis maxime deprompta. Instruxit ataue omavit Eav. Gul.
Grinfield, M.A. 2 vols. 8vo. — togeSier 4 vols. 8vo. (puD. at £3. 12*) cloth,
21* 1843-48
This edition is designed to show the close connection of the Greek Testament with the Septua-
glut. It contains upwards of 30,000 doctrinal and grammatical illustrations, which are arranged '
nqpectively under the verse for the convenience of the Student and Divme.
120 QUARITCH'S CATALOGUE OF
** One of the noblest theological labours of our age. . . . For * improbus labor ' it rivals
the Kircheri and the Trommii of past generations. . • . The plan of the work is simple, but
most admirable. The New Testament text is printed entire, and to each verse is appended all that
is to be found, either in the LXX. or the Apocrypha illustrative of it. The versions of Theodotion,
SjmmachuSy and Aquila, and the writings of Philo and Josephus, are also laid under contribution
occasionally. Here, then, are not only collected together, but digested into the most convenient
order for use, all those excellent materials for sacred study, which the one great body of writings
kindred to the New Testament so richly supplies.'' — Christian Remembrancer.
1996 CODEX Theodori Bezse Cantabrigiensis Evangelia Apostolorum Acta complec'
tens quadratis LiteriB GhrsBCO-Latmis, edidit notasque adjecit T. Kipling, 2 vols.
roy. fol. printed in square Greek capitals, £4. 4is Cantab. 1793
The original MS. was presented to thelJniversity of Cambridge by Theodore Beza, who says in
the letter that accompanied it, that it had been found in the Monastery of St. Irseneus at Lyons, and
that it had been in his own possession nineteen years. Professor Person collated the printed copy
of Dr. Kipling, and the only fault he could detect was in a single letter of the margin. For a more
particular account, see ** Home's Introduction*" vol. ii. p. 33.
1997 Codex Vaticanus : Novum Testamentnm graece, ex antiqxiisBiino codice Vati-
cano edidit A. Maius, 8yo. cloth, 9s Lond. 1859
1998 ■ the same, large paper, royal 8vo. cloth, 10* Qd 1859
1999 EyangeIiIUm secundum MatthsDum ex codice rescripto,inBibl. Coll.S.Triiiitatis
juxta Dublin descriptum, opera et studio J. Barrett, with 64 emraved facsimiles
of the entire MS. impl. 4sto.Jlne paper, morocco extra, joints, gilt edges, 30« 1801
2000 Common Peayee of the Church of England, in Greeh, 24mo. hd. 2* ^d 1820
2001 TEOMMII (A.) Concordantiffl GrsDcae XXX. Interpretam, 2 yoIs. folio, hf. calf,
£2. Amst, 1718
2002 the same, labge fapeb, 2 vols, large folio, calf gilt, marbled edges,
. fine copy, £3. 3* 1718
Very rare in this Large Paper state.
This is a concordance of the Alexandrine copy of the Greek Septuagint, with the corresponding
Hehrew words. The Index of the second volume furnishes a valuable Hebrew-Greek Lexicon, by
giving the Hebrew words with their various renderings in Greek. For methodical and judicious
arrangement, it is, perhaps, the best Concordance published in any language; and it is particularly
useful as a key to the Alexandrine Greek, which is the basis of the Evangelical. — Dr. Hales.
2003 Gbeen (T. S.) a Course of DeYeloped Criticism on Passages of the New Testa-
ment materiallv affected by Yarious readings, 8yo. cloth, 3* 6d Bagster, (1856)
2004 Steoud's Greek Harmony of the Four (xospels, comprising a Synopsis and a
Diatessaron, with Tables and Indexes, stout sm. 4to. (pub. at 24^) cloth, \2is 1853
2005 Greenland* New Testament: Testamentitak, terssa Nalegauta Annaur-
sirsiYta, 8yo. calf. Is 6i 1822
2006 Barottee^ IN ew Testament, translated by the Serampore Missionaries, 8yo.
calf, Zs^d ^ Serampore, 1821
2007 Bebrew* Biblia hebraica, cum punctis, 2 yoIs. in 1, Yery small 4to. the third
edition, with some M8. notes, the margins of first and last leaf neatly mended,
fine copy in old red moeocco, gilt edges, saee, £3. 3s Yenetiis, 1525 (1528)
Apparently bound by De Rome, but without his mark.
2008 BIBLIA HEBEAICA EABBINICA, cum Masoris, Targis, etc. cura J. Bux-
torfii ; accedit Tibbbias, 2 yoIs. large foHo, £4. Basilice, 1618-65
2009 BIBLIA MAGNA HEBEAICA, Editio Eabbinica, (Mikra Gedoola), cum
utraque Masora et Targis Hebraice, 4 yoIs. royal folio, a beautiful copy in old
russia, ybey babe, £10. 10* {Amst. 1724-27)
** Edition regardee comme le plus ample et la mbillburb db toutbs les Bibles rabbi-
NiauES. EUe a pour base les Editions de Bomberg, et renferme non seulement tout ce que celles-ci
contiennent, mais encore les variantes de Buxtorf, avecles remarques ajontees par r^diteur.^'-^rKne^.
2010 BiBLiA Hebbaiba, sine punctis, cum VariisLectionibus, edidit Benj. Kennicott,
2 large yoIs. folio, ^»e copy in old russia, 36« Oxon. 1776-80
2011 BiBLiA Hebeaica, recensuit E. Yan der Hooght, editio noYa a J. S. C. F. Feey,
with Lexicon, 2 yoIs. 8yo. calf, 12s 1812-14
2012 Psalms in Hebrew, with a critical, exegetical and philological Commentary by
EcY. G. Phillips, 2 ydIs. 8vo. (pub. at £1. I2s) bds. 16* London, 1846
2013 Testament in Hebrew, with the vowel points, small 4to. slightly stained, old blue
morocco, tooled sides, ^ilt edges, 10s
2014 ■ . ' . another edition, 8yo. cay, 2s 1817
BIBLES. 121
«^
8015 Testament: the reyised edition ofthe Hebrew translation of the ITew Testament,
8vo. clothy 2s 6d Jetos* 8oc. 1838
2016 EvANOBLiA qnatuor, Hehraice et Zatine, h Jona, sm. foL J!f.vel3s6d Bomae, 1668
2017 EOBBETSON (J.) Clavis Pentateuchi, cum notis criticis et philologicis, et
dissertationibus II. 8vo. calf, ds Edinhwrghi, 1770
2018 the same, editio altera, ab J. Kinghoen, 8vo. Ids. l%s Norvici, 1824
2019 Bebrew-Chaldee- Genesis et Exodus, 4to. cf. 6« (? Constantinople, 1700)
2020 Bebrew^Samaritan- Fentateuchus HebrsDo-Samaritanus dbaractere
Heb. Chald. editus cura et studio B. Blayney, 8vo. caff, Ss Oxonii, 1790
2021 the same, roy. 8vo. laboe papeb, calf. Is M 1790
2022 Btndi or Binduee- New Testament translated by Bowley, 8yo. qf. Zs M
Calcutta, 1826
2023 New Testament, 8vo. hds. 8* Qd Calcutta, 1848
2024 The GFospbls and the Acts of the Apostles, in Hindui, 8vo. hds, 2s 6d Cat, 1847
2025 Bindostanee* The Pentateuch, translated into Hindostanee, stout 8yo.
cdy, 6s Serampore, 1S22
2026 ■■ ■ Genesis, Proverbs, Isaiah, 8vo. calf, 6« s, a.
2027 New, TestameI^t, translated by H. Marlyn, revised with the assistance of Mirza
Fitrit, etc. 8vo. calf, 6s 1819
2028 Zcelandic* Bibha had er auU heilaug Eitning utlaugd & Islendsku, 2 vols, in
1, very stout 8vo. caff, 14* ^aupmannahaujh, 1813
2029 ZndO^PortUgueze* O Novo Testamento, 8vo. calf, 16s 1826
2030 ZriBh* Leabhuir na Sein Tiomna tre curam an Doctuir Bedel, 1685 — Tiomma
Nuadh, re O'Domhnuill, 1681—2 vols. sm. 4to. caff, £2. 8# London, 1681-86
First edition of the Old Testament, and second of the New, in Irish. Priced, 1845, Payne
Few, £3. 13« ed. Dr. Hawtrey's copy, in calf, fetched, 1853, £2. 16«.
2031 BioBLA Naomhtha, le Bhedel, agus DomhnuiQ, 8vo. calf, 4^ 1817
2032 Leabhttib an Tsean Tiomna tre churam Dootuir Ui. Bhedel^ roy. 8vo. old Irish
ckaract&^s, calf, ^* Dublin, 1827
2033 Aa Tiomna Nuadh-TJi. O'DomhnuiU, 12mo. <f. in old Irish characters, 2s %d 1823
2034 Ztalian* Bibbia, secondo la Yolgata, traaotta in Italiana da Martini, stout
8vo. calf, 6s ^ ^ 1828
2035 Sacba Bibbia, secondo la traduzione di Diodati, 18mo. hd, 2s 6d Londra, 1830
2036 Jfudeo-Polish- New Testament, 8vo. calf, 6s 1821
2037 JudeO"Spani8h. New Testament, 8vo. calf ^^ 1829.
2038 Kalmouk^BfXongOliail* St. Matthew Evangelium, St. Mathaei in lingua
Calmucco-Mongolicam, ab. S. J. Schmidt, 4to. hotmd, 3« Qd Petropoli, 1815
2039 Kashniere' New Testament, translated by the Serampore Missionaries,
8vo. calf, 6s Serampore, 1821
2040 Kunkuna- New Testament, translated by the Serampore Missionaries, 8vo.
calf, 6s Serampore, 1818
2041 JLatin- BIBLIA Sacra Latina, fol. with numerous richly illustrated capital let'
ters, executed in gold and colours, very fine copy in the original pigskin binding,
with clasps, £6. 6s NurenhergtB, A. Cohurger, 1478
A beautiful volume, with two fine Miniatures.
2042 BiBLiA Latina, cum tabula nuper impressa et cum summariisnoviter editis, stout
sm. 4^to.fine woodcuts and Initial Letters, old calf, £3. Venet, 1498
"2043 Biblia Sacra Latina cum Concordantiis Vet. et JNov. Test. fol. ISlacft letter, «v-
merousfine woodcuts of classical execution, with many MS, notes in the mar^
gins, old stamped hogskin binding, 26s Lugduni, 1516
2044 Biblia Latina, cum interpretatione Nominum et Indice, 2 vols, large folio,
woodcuts and large capitals, a few leaves stained, very finely bound in old russia,
elegant, gold borders, Sarleian style, a handsome booh, £2, 10s Parisiis, 1540
The Old Testament is dat^, 1540; the New Testament, 1539; the Interpretatio Nominum
and Indices, 1538. This beautiful and valuable version has very broad margins and is therefore
often described as *' Large Paper," thus in Dr. Hawtrey's sale, 1853, where bound in 1 vol. calf, it
fetched £2. 5f . . . ,
2046 Biblia Latina, Vulgata editionis, 6 vols. 18mo. fine copy, red morocco, gilt
edges, a pretty copy, rare, 30« Cologne, Jacob Naudaeus, (Leyde, Elzevir) 1679
A very beautiful edition, with copper plate title pages. — Bibliotbvca bussEXiANA.
m QUARITCH'S CATALOGUE OF
2046 BiBLiA Sacba, ad optima veteris et vulgatae translationis exemplaria, stout large
folio, with numerous fine woodcuts, M, bd, vellum, ISs Lugd. 1566
2047 BiBLiA Sacsa, Latine, cum uniyersis vatabli et yariortun annotationibus, inter-
pretatio duplex, altera yetus, altera noya, editio auctior, 2 yols. folio, lasge
PAPEB, /Sne clean copy in old French calf gilt, scarce, 36* Paris, 1729
2048 BiBLiA Sacra yulga1;ae editionis, 12mo. blue mor. extra, 10s Lond. Bagster, s. a,
2049 NoyuM Tbstamentum, cum sclioliis Benedicti, 12mo. ruled, calf, ds Par, 1543
2050 Noyi Tbstamenti editio postrema per Erasmum, stout 12mo. numerous fine
woodcuts, neat in old stamped calf, ISs Tigv/ri, 1554
2051 Ziepcha Gospel of St. John, Svo. bds, 2s Calcutta, 1849
2052 l^ttish Bible : Ta Bihbele jeb tee swehti Deewaraksti, stout 8yo. calf, clasps,
10s Rihga, 1794
2053 I^Ew Testament : Ta Jauna Derriba muhsee ILunga Jesus Xristus, 12mo. bd.
5* Telgawa, 1816
2054 Uthuanian* Biblia, Tai esti : Wissas Szwentas Easstas seno ir naujo Tes-
tamento, 8yo. coif, 7s 6d Karalauczuje, 1816
9C^S IMIagyar* Szent Biblia, Magyar fordittatott Karoli Gaspar, sm. S^o, followed
by a metrical version of the Psalms, with the Music, hf mor, 7s 6d JJltr, 1794
2056 BKahratta* New Testament, translated by the American Missionaries in
Bombay, 8yo. calf, 3« 6c? Bombay, 1826
2057 XVEalagassee* Ny teny n' andriamanitra, atao hoe, tesitamenta, 8yo. calf,
7s 6d An-Tananarivo, 1830
2058 Bllalay* Biblia Malaica ; Elkitab 'ija 'etu Segala Surat Perdjandi an lama, etc.
inBoman letters, stout 4to. Mrst Edition, clean copy, old calf, rare, 18* 1733
2059 VETUS et Noyum Testamentum Maldice, cura So. WiUmet, 3 yols. roy. 8yo.
morocco super ext/ra, gilt edges, a superb presentation copy, l%s Ha/rlemi, 1820-24
2060 the same, 3 yols. in 1, roy. 8yo. calf, 6s ^ ^ Sarlemi, 1820-24
2061 'Elkitab, etc. Bible and Testament, in Malay, printed in Eoman characters,
thick 8yo. calf, 3* Qd 1821
2062 BSalteBe and Xiatin* Quatuor Eyangelia, et Actus Apostolorum, juxta
Vulgatam editam : necnon eorundem yersio Melitensis, edidit W. Jowett, 8yo.
chth, 10s 1829
2063 MankS* Yn Vible Casherick, ny Yn Chenn Chonaant, 8yo. calf, 5* 1819
2064 nilantChu* The Old Testament, in Mamtchuy 8 yols. 4to. Chinese style of
stitching, 20«
2065 St. Matthew, in Mantchu, 4to. stitched, 2s 6d (P 1850)
2066 Moldavian Bible, Svo. calf, 7s 6d 8t, Petersburg, 1819
2067 Mongolian. St. Matthew and St. John, fol. calf, 5s (P 1830)
2068 Mooltan New Testament, translated by the Serampore Missionaries, 8yo.
ca^, 5s ' Serampore, 1819
2069 NegrO'English* Da l^joe Testament, translated into the Negro-English
language, by the Missionaries of the Unitas Fratrum, 8yo. ca^f, very rare,
£2. 10s 1829
2070 If epala- New Testament, translated by the Serampore Missionaries, 8yo.
calf, 7s 6d Serampore, 1821
2071 Persian* Kitab al Mukaddas, or the Holy Bible in Persian by the Eev. Henry
Martyn, 2 yols. royal 8yo. calf neat, 15* JSdinb. Constable, 184i6
2072 New Testament, by Martin, third edition, calf, 8yo. 2s 6d 1827
2U73 Polisll* BIBLIA SWIETA. Biblia, to iest Ksiegi Sterego y Nowego Tes-
tamentu, prez D. Jakuba Wyyka, foUo, fine woodcut Jhmtispiece, old calf, clasps,
£7. KraJcowie, 1599
This is the second edition of the first Polish version of the Scriptures. It was undertaken for
the use of the Roman Catholics, and was first published at Cracow in 1561. Some few leaves at
the beginning of this very scarce book are mended, and a small portion of the printing wanting.
I do not call the present a fine copy, the Polish bookseller, Lissner in Posen, described this copy
" Superbe exempl. d'une conservation parfaite, om6 d'un frontispice, qui manque & la plupart des
exemplaires. Fort rare. "
Priced, 1832, by Payne and Foss, mended and slightly imperfect, £ 10. 10«. I have met with
no trace of any other copy offered for sale.
2074 Biblia to iest Wssystko Pismo Swiete, 8yo. calf, 2s ^d Berlinie, 1810
2076 Biblia to iest Wszystko Pismo Swiete, Syo. ca\f, 3* Wroclawia, 1836
N
BIBLES. iss
8076 Portngaese* Biblia Sa^prada em Fortuguez, pedro Padre Joao Ferreira
D'Almbida, stout 8vo. calf, 5* Lond/res, 1819
2077 ■ A sancta Biblia; tradozidos em Portngaez, pelo A. Pbabira., 8vo.
ea\f, 3* ^ lg2i
2078 Pushtoo* New Testament, translated by the Serampore Missionaries, 8vo.
eaJf, 7* 6c? Serampore, 1818
2079 ItomaiC Old Testament, royal 8vo. ca^. Is London, 1830
2080 New Tsstijcent, 12mo. ca{f, 2« London, 1822
2081 llomaiC and Oreek. New Testament, 12mo. cajf, 5« 1824
2082 ancient and modern Greek, by Schinas, sm. 8vo. calf, 3* Qd 1827
2083 another edition, by Hildrion, 8vo. ca^f, 49 Qd 1828
2084 ■ ■ another edition, small 8vo. cat^, 3* 6rf 1829
2066 Romanese or Romansh. La S. Bibla ner la syinchia scartira d'ilg yeder
testament, 8vo. calf, 10s Coira, 1818
2086 Ilo kief testament, 8vo. calf, 6* Citerct, 1820
2087 ItaBSian New Testament, 8vo. calf, 5« 8t. Fetersboura, 1823
2088 New Testament, sm. 8vo. caff, 3s 6d Leipstc, 1860
2089 Itnssiany ancient and modem* New Testament, Svo. calf 7s ed
• St. Tetershov/rg, 1822
2090 SamoiCltian* Naujas istatimas, par J. A. K. Giedrayti, sm. 4to. calf, teby
»iJiE, 26* Wilniuje, 1816
2091 Singhalese Old Testament, printed for the Colombo Auxiliary Bible Sociely,
8 vols. 4to. red morocco gilt, 12* Colombo, 1819-20
2092 — the same, 3 vols. 4to. calf, 10s 1819-20
2093 New Testament, stout 8vo. bound, 6s Colombo, 1820
2094 Slavonic Bible, 4to. calf, very neat, 12* (p 1840)
2095 PsALTEB, 4to. masswe old calf, fine copy, 10s (P 1700)
2096 Spanish* Biblia, en Espanol por Scio de S. Migael, 8vo. calf, 5* 1823
2097 La Biblia en Espanol, por Scio de S. Migael, 12mo. ch 6s Londres, Bagster, 1825
2098 Swedish* Bilblia Swenska, med concordantier, 2 vols, in 1, stout 12mo. ^tith
the Apocrypha, original binding, gilt edges, fine copy, 20* Stockholm, 1673-74
2099 Biblia thet ar : all then helga Slmft, pa Swenska, stout small 4to. large type,
with the references, neat in old calf, 7* Qd Stockholm, 1801
2100 Heliga Skrift, pa Swenska, stout 8vo. calf, 3* Gdtheborg, 1809
2101 BiBLEN, Gamla och Nya Testamentets, 8vo. calf, 3* Qd Stockholm, 1814
2102 BiBELBN, af Wahlin, stout 8vo. calf, 6* 1828
2103 BiBELEN, Gramla och Nya Testamentets, stout 8vo. calf, 4a Stockholm, 1863
2104 Nya Testamentet, 8vo. calf 2* Stockholm, 1814
2105 Nya Testamentet, 12mo. calf, 2* Stockholm, 1864
2106 Syriac* Vetus Testamentum, Svriace, ed. Lee, 1823- Novum Testamentum,
Syriace, 1816—2 vols, in 1, stout 4to. calf, 7* ^d 1823-16
2107 the same, 2 vols. 4to. labge pafeb, calfgilt, 16* 1823-16
2108 Pbntateuchus, Syriace, cum notis edidit G. G. Kirsch, 4to. calf, 5« Sofae, 1787
2109 Psalmobum Liber et Prophetae, ex idiomate Syro in Latinum translatus, a G.
Sionita, Syriac and Latin, 4to. vellum, 3* Qd Parisiis, 1625
2110 Novum Testamentum Syriacum, cum Versione Latina, cura J. Leusden et 0.
Schaaf editum— Schaaf (C.) Lexicon Syriacum — 2 vols. 4to. 30* 1717
2111 NovxTM Testamentum, Svriack, 4to. ca^, 2* 6d Londini, 1816
2112 the same, royal 4to. labge papeb, cloth, 6* 1816
2113 New Testament, Syriac, 4to. a different edition from the above, calf, 6*
2114 Novi Testamenti versiones syriaoae simplex, Philoxeniana et Hierosolymitana,
ed. J. G. Ch. Adler, 4to. with Opiates (^facsimiles, hf bd. 7* 6(^ S<tfmae, 1789
2115 Novi Testamenti Biblia triglotta : Chraece, Syriace et Latine — Evangelia, 4to.
boards. Is 6rf Lond, 1828
2116 New Testament in Hebrew characters, by the Society for the promotion of
Christianity among the Jews, 12mo. calf 2* 6rf 1836
2117 Tahitian* Te buka a te poropheta a Daniela ; e te bukahoi a Euta e aEseta;
iritiliia ei Parau Tahiti, 8vo. bds. 6* Tahaa, 1824
2118 -—•*—- Te shipa a te mau Aposetolo, iritihia ei Parau Tahiti, 12mo. calf, 3* Qd
Tahaa, 1823
114 QUARITCU'S CATALOGUE OF
2119 New Testament : Te Faufa a Api, 18mo. bd. 2s Lonedona, 1838
2120 New Testament : Ko te Kawenata hou, 8vo. calf, Ss Banana, 1852
2121 Tamul. Pentateuch, 8vo. ca^f, 5* Madras, 1827
2122 — New Testament, 8vo. calf, 2s 6d (p 1840)
2123 Tartar-Turkish New Testament, 4to. ca\fneai, 6« (P 1830)
2124 TelOOgOO New Testament, 8vo. calf, 5* Mad/ras, 1818
2126 the same, 8vo. title wanting, hf calf, 3* ^d 1818
2126 Turkish Bible, stout 4to. vdth the points, caff, &s London, 1827
2127 New Testament, 8vo. calf. Is 6d 1819
2128 Turkish- Armenian* New Testament, 12mo. caff, 6s 1819
2129 TurcO-Greek* New Testament, 8vo. calf, 7s 6rf 1826
2130 Vikanera* New Testament, by the Serampore missionaries, 8vo. calf 5s
Serampore, 1820
2131 Welsh- Y Bibl Cyssegr- Lan, 8vo. caff, 6s Llundain, 1804
2132 Lltfb Gweddi Gyffiredin (Common Prayer and Psabns, in Welsh), 8vo. cf, Zs 1718
2133 the same, stout 12mo. bound, ds 6d Mwythig, 1721
2134 Common Prayer : Gwasanaeth Cyhoedd Eglwys Loegr. 8vo. plates, half bound,
ra/re, 12* Llundain, 1755
2135 another edition, 8vo. plates, ^f. bd, 16* CaergroAJont, 1770
2136 ' the same, 18m o. hf bd. 2s Caerlleon
2137 Wendish. BIBLIA WENDICA (Vandalica). Tu Je Use Suetu Pismu,
Stariga uni Noviga Testamenta, Slovenski, tolmazhena, skufed Juria Dalmatina ;
Bibel, das ist, die gantze heilige Schrifft Vfindisch durch Georg Dalmatinum,
3 vols, in 1, folio, woodcuts, stamped binding, £2, 10s Wittemberg, 1584
Dr. Hawtrey's copy fetched, 1853, £6. 12« 6<f. This is an excessively rare volume, having
been rigidly suppressed, and most of the copies burnt. The Wendish language was not a written
language for more than 30 years before the Bible was printed.
2138 BiBLiA, to je zyle Sswjate Pissmo, wot J. G. ILuehna, small 8to. hogskin, \Qs
Budeschini, 1742
3139 To BozB PissMO Starego Testamenta, wot J. F. Friza a J. S. F. Schindler, Ten
Nowi Testament wot d. Fabriziussa, sm. 8yo. tf. Is 6d Barline Sf Choschobusa, 1822
2140 BiBLiA Sacra, to gest ; Biblj Swata, 8yo. bound, ds Kysehu, 1851
2141 Das Neue Testament, Wendisch, von G. Fabricio, 8vo. ca^, 3« 6i Cottbus, 1821
2142 BIBLIOTHECA sacba post J. Le Long et C. F. Boemen Hteratas curas ordine
disposita, etc. ab A. G. Mabsh, II Partes in 6 vols, bound in 5, 4to. hf calf,
uncut, new, £1. 6* Salae, 1778-90
An excellent Bibliography of Hebrew, Oriental, Greek and Latin Bibles.
THEOLOGY, ECCLESIASTICAL HISTORY.
2143 AEEMBEBG (Caroli de) Flores Seraphici sive Icones VitcB et Gesta Virorum
niustrium Ordinis Fratrum Minorum, ab 1526 ad 1612, 2 vols, folio, many full-
length portraits by Offler, vellum, 20s CoL Agrip. 1640-42
** Ouvrage detenu rare." — Brtmei,
2144 Ammon (C. F. von) Fortbildung des Chnstenthums zur Welt-religion, 3 vols.
8vo. ^ bound caff, 7s 6d Leipzig, 1833-5
2145 Booatzkt's Tagliches Haus-Buch der Kinder Grottes, Betrachtungen und Ge-
bete auf aUe Tage des ganzen Jahres, 2 vols. sm. 4to. caff neat, &s Salle, 1766
A very popular collection of Prayers for every day in the year.
2146 BoHsiNGSB, die Yorreformatoren des 14n und 15n Jabrnunderts, le Halfte :
Johannes von Wykliffe, 8vo. sd. 3s 6d Zurich, 1856
2147 B6TTCHBB, Proben aJt-testamentischer Scbrifterklarong nacb wissenschaftlicher
Sprachforschung, Syo. 2 plates, sd. 3s Leipzig, 1833
2148 BouBDALOUE, Oeuvres, 3 vols, royal 8vo. sd, 18* JParis, 1827
2149 Cell ebie b, Sermons et Prieres pour les solennit^s Cbr^tiennes, 8vo. cl. 4* 1843
2150 CENTUELS: MAGDEBUEGENSES sive Ecclesiaatica Historia secundum
singulas Centurias per aliquot studiosos et pios Yiros in Urbe Magdeburgica
(M. Flacium lUyncum, J. Wigandum, &c.) 13 vols, in 8, folio, frst and best
edition, vellum, a very nice sou/nd copy, £3. 3* ^ ^ Basilea, 1560-74
2151 Chables I. Articuli lieligionis conventi in Synodo Cleri universi, Londini, 1562,
cum libro canonum Ecclosiae Anglicanao, 1571.« 2 parts in 1, small 4to. boards,
curious and rare, 6* Oxon. 1636
THEOLOGY. 125
8158 CLEMENTIS Alexandrini Opera, graece et latine, a Sylbergio, stout folio,
vellum, 16s Colonia, 1688
8153 GLEMENTIS Alsxandbini Opera Omnia, Gr. et Lat. recognita et iUustrataper
J. Pottemm, 2 vols, in 1, folio, best edition, calf neat, rare, £4. is Oxon, 1715
Priced, 1842, J. C. Stewart, fine copj, M, 10«; another, £5. 16«; 1848, Payne and Fobs,
wonned, £7. Is ; 1855, the Bristol Bibliopole, £5. 15« ; 1856, Weigel, 36 thalers. A copy in old
calf, fetched, 1856, Sotheby's £4. 13«.
8164 COSTEBI (B. P. J^ancisci, 8oe. Jesu) Libellus Sodalitatis : hoc est Cliristi-
anarum Institutionnm libri qxdnque, 12mo. title, 16 leaves, and 470 pp. good
copy, old vellum torapper, extremely rare, 16« Antverpiae, 1601
816& COTELEEII Patbes Apostolici, Gr. et Lat. ctim notis J. Clerici, 2 vols, folio,
BEST EDITION, vellum,Jine copy, £4. Amst. 1724
8166 D'AiTBiGNi (J. H. M.) Histoiro de la Reformation, 3 vols. 8vo. half calf neat,
9* Brux. 1839
8167 DE EOSSI (J. B.) Vaxia Lectiones Vet. Testamenti ex immensa MSS. edito-
mmque Codicnm Congerie hanstse et ad Samar. Textum, ad vetustiss. Versiones
ad acenratiores Sacra) Criticse Eontes ac Leges examinatro, cum Supplementis,
5 vols, royal 4to. calf neat, £2. 10* Parmae, JBodoni, 1784-98
Vol. V. Supplementa, is often wanting.
Priced, 1840, Pa3rne and Foss, 4 yols. sd. 3/. 3^; Bp. Randolph's copy, 4 yols. fetched 4/. 5#.
« This elaborate work is essential to the completion and connection of Kennicotf s ' Hebrew
Bible.' "—Dr. Adam Clarke,
" This work, and Dr. Kennicott's edition of the Hebrew Bible, form one complete set of col-
lations. Foot hundred and seventy-nine Manuscripts were collated for Mr. De Rossi, besides two
hundred and eighty-eight printed editions, some of which were totally unknown before, and others
Tcry imperfectly known. He also consulted several Chaldee, Syriac, Arabic, and Latin Manu-
scripts, together with a considerable number of Rabbinical Commentaries. His Prolegomena are
a treasure of Biblical Criticism." — T, H, Home,
2168 Ebbabd (J. H. A.)Cliristliclie Dogmatik, 2 vols. 8vo. (pub. at 16* 6i) 10* 1851-2
8169 EiSENLOHB (Df.) I)as Yolk Israel, nnter der Herrschaft der Konige, 2 vols. 8vo.
map and chronological tables, sd, 6* jLeipzig, 1855-6
8160 ELIZABETH (Queen). — Concertatio Ecclesise Catholicse in Anglia adversns
Calvino-Papistas et Puritanos sub Elizabetha Eegina quorondam hominnm
doctrina et sanctitate illustrinm renovata, ac nunc denuo centum et eo amplius
Martyrum, sexcentorumque insignium virorum rebus gestis variisque certa-
minibus, novis persecutorum edictis, etc. — ^Apologia Martyrum, Palinodia qua-
tuor. — Duo Emcta Elizabetbae Eeginse Anglise contra Sacerdotes Societatis
Jesu, et alumnos Seminariorum, quje a Gregorio XIII. Eomse et E-emis pro
AneHs stmt instituta ; una cum Apologia D. Gr. Alani pro Societate Jesu, etc.
ad(£tur ejusdem Alani admonitio et consolatio ver^ Cnristiana ad afflictos Oa-
tholicos AnglisB. — Ad Persecutores Anglos pro Catholicis domi forisque Perse-
cutionem sufferentibus ; contra falsum, seditiosum et contumeliosum libellum,
inscriptum, Justitia Britannica j together 4 vols, in 1, sm. 4to. vellum, veht
BABE, £2. 10* Augusta Trevirorum, 1588-9
These are the enlarged and best editions of the rare works, priced as follows : — The first work,
«* Concertatio," Augustas Trevirorum, 1583, priced, 1827, by Thorpe, worocco, £3. S#. The
second, " Apologia Martyrum," is unmentioned by Brunet, Lowndes, and other Bibliographers.
The third, "Duo Edicta," 1583, priced, 1820, by Thorpe, morocco, £4.4*. The fourth, *»Ad
Persecutores," no date, priced, 1837, by Thorpe, vellum^ £1. 11* 6rf.
At the end is an Index, containing the names of 1 160 persons who suffered death, imprison-
ment, or exile on account of Religion.
2161 Eymebici (N.y Directorium Inquisitorum, folio, blacls letter, toormed, calf, very
rare, 9* Barchinone, 1503
The author was Inquisitor-general against the Vaudois, under Innocent III. *' Cet ouvrage
ofl&e des maximes extraordinaires et developpces dans des commentaires qui ne le sont pas moins.
Des trois parties qui composent ce livre, la premiere est consacr^e & 6tablir le pouvoir de Flnqui-
sition sur les h^retiques et les auteurs d*ber6sie, et la derniere explique la forme de proc6der centre
eux. Les particuliers ne sont pas seulement soumis k ce tribunal ; le directoire y soumet les rois
eux-m6me8. 11 est vrai que ceux-ci sont juges sccretement.'^ — Diet, Hist,
2162 EULGENTII Feeeandi Carthaginiensis JEccl. Diaconi Opera, ex antiqnis Codd.
cum notis edidit Chiffletius, sm. 4to. veau fauve, gilt edges, Brince Eugenes
Arms on sides, a beautiful copy, ISs Divione, 1649
2163 Fblice, Histoire des Protestants dc France, 8vo. sd, Zs M Paris, 1850
186 QUARITCH'S CATALOGUE OF
2164 FLEUEY (Claude) Histoibb Ecclbsiastiqub (jusqu'en 1414), avec la Con-
tinuation (jusqu*en 1595, par le P. Jean-Cl. Fabre et Goujet), et la table g^n^rale
des mati^res, par Sondet, 37 yols. 4to. fine copy in old French calf, full gilt
hacks, £5. 15* Paris, 1722-38-74
Priced, 1840, Jas. Bohn, £15. 15«; 1840, Payne and Foss, tnor, £28. Is,
'* Fleury's History of the Church is the best that has been written, and the preliminary dis-
coorses are even better than the history.''— Voltaire,
** Readers, whether Catholic or Protestant, who are solicitous to form a right judgment con-
earning the disputes of ancient times, cannot be thought to do their duty without the perusal of the
excellent discourses of the Abbe Fleury." — Sir Jas, Mackintosh.
'* Bad, except the dissertations prefixed to several of his volumes, and which ought to be pub-
lished separately." — Dr, Arnold,
2164*G£MMA (Fulgenzio) Eitratto deUa Principessa Cateeina di Toscana, Duchessa
di Mantova e di Monferrata, poi Govematrice di Siena, 4to. vellum, 7s 6d 1737
2165 GELASII Cyziceni comment arius Actorum Nicabom Conciln graece et latine,
ed. Balforeus, Scotus, Imtetiae, 1599 — Gennadii Scholarii defensio V. capitam
S. Coecum. Florent. Synodi, Borne, 1637 — in 1 yol. 12mo, a charming volume in
old French red morocco. Cypher on hack, Arms on sides, gilt edges, 25*
2166 GIESELEE (J. C. L.) Lehrbuch der Kirchengescliichte und der Dogmenge-
scliiclite, 6 YoLs. in 8, Svo. (pub. at £3. 4a 6d) cloth, £2, Bonn, 1831-55
2167 GoBBBS (J.) die Chnsiliclie Mystik, 4 yols. in 5, Svo. (pub. at dOs) hf hd. 24*
Begenshurg, 1836-46
An elaborate and learned work, which treats of peculiar subjects besides Christian mystics and
ecstatics, such as sorcerers, witches, spirits, demons, demoniacs, etc.
2168 GEOTII (HuGOMTis) Annotationbs in Novum Tbstamentum, 9 vols. 8vo.
calf extra, marbled leaves, fine copy, £2. 10* Oroninga, 1826-34
2169 GuBBiCBB, Handbuch der £lirchengeschichte, 3 vols, in 2, 8vo. (pub. at 14*) half
calf, neat, 9* 6d Leipzig, 1846
2170 Lebrbuch der christlich kirchlichen Archaologie, ^. cf 4* 1847
2171 HARDT (H. von der) Magnum (Ecumenicum Constantiense, Concilium de Uni-
. versali EcclesisB Eeformatione, Unione, et Fide, 6 vols, in 2, folio, many por-
traits and coats of arms, vellum, 27* Selmstadii, 1700
The most complete account of the Council of Constance, with the portraits of all the leading
characters, and the coats of arms of all the Clergy and Princes.
2172 HlvEBN ice: (n.A.C.) HandbuchderHistorisch-Kritisclien Einleitung in das Alte
Testament, 5 parts in 3 vols. 8vo. (pub. at 26* 6d) hf, cf neat, 20* Erl. 1836-49
2173 Hbnostenbbbg's Commentar iiber die Psalmen, 4 vols, in 5, 8vo. (pub. at 23*)
sd, 15* Berlin, 1844-7
2174 Heubnbb (H. L.) Praktische Erklarung des Neuen Testaments (Matt. — Johan),
2 vols, in 1, 8vo. half morocco, 6* Potsdam, 1855-6
2175 Inquisition, Llobentb (J. A.) Memoriabistorica sobre qual ha sido la opinion
nacional de Espana acerca de la Inquisicion, 8vo. hf, hd, 5* Madrid, 1812
2176 Labobde (L^on de) Commentaire Geograpbique sur I'Exode et les Nombres,
folio, 19 maps and plans, hf, hd. 20* Paris, 1841
A learned geographical commentary by a traveller in the Holy Land, with maps and plans
from original surveys. Of the 19 maps, 9 are by the author, 8 from other works, and 2 facsimiles
of ancient maps.
2177 LAMII (J.) de Eruditione Apostolorum liber singularis ; editio altera emenda-
tior cura Vivianii, 2 vols. 4to. hds, 12* Florentice, 1766
One of the most learned works on the Life and times of the Apostles.
2178 LXJTHEE'S Deutsche Schbifften, mit Vorreden von Aurifaber und Melanc-
thon, herausgegeben von Sagittarius, 9 vols, in 6, with Index, 1 vol. — together
10 vols, in 7, folio, port, and front, curious cuts, vellum, £3. 6s Altenhura, 1661-64
2179 Maimonides, Main Principles of the Creed and Ethics of the Jews, with English
translations, notes and glossary ,by Bernard, 8vo. (pub. at 21*) hds. 12* Camh. 1832
2180 MATTEE (Jacques) BSstoire Critique du Gnosticismb, 2 vols, and 1 vol. of 18
plates, 8vo. sd, 16* Paris, 1828
2181 the same, 3 vols. 8vo. sd, 15* 1828
'* One of the most curious works published in Paris within the last month, and distinguished
for its learned research, is the 'Critical History of Gnosticism, &c.' by M. Matter. His work,
forms two volumes, 8vo. and which has been rewarded by the Academic des Inscriptions et Belles
Lettres, is divided into three sections. In the first, after taking a rapid survey of the writers,
ancient and modem, who have treated of the Gnostic Philosophers, the author shews the origin of
their brilliint speculation, by bringing to view some of the most celebrated doctrines of antiquity.
THEOLOGY. I2f
The second section is devoted to tbe comparati?e examination of the divers systems established hj
the three grand schools of Gnosticism — those of Syria, Egypt, and Asia Minor. In the third
section he inquires into the influence which the Gnostic doctriaes, in their conciliatory position^
between the other schools of Christianity and Paganism, have ezercised over both parties. The
work is accompanied by plates, and terminates with a general estimate of the labours of Gnosti-
cism," — London Magazine^ June, 1828.
2181*Melanchthon*8 Werke, auswaM von Koethe, 6 vols, in 3, 8vo. haff calf, neat,
12s Leipzig, 1829-30
2182 MEYER'S (H. A. W.) Kritisch exegetisches Handbnch : Kommentar iiber das
Neue Testament, nnter Mitwirknng von Dr. Lunemann and Dr. Huther, Mat-
tMus-Hebraer, 14 vols, in 6, 8vo. (pub. at £2. 14*) hf. mar, nt. £2. 2s Got, 1853-60
2183 MtJLLBE (Julius) Die christliclie Lenre von der Siinde, 2 vols. 8vo. (pub. at 16* Qd)
sd. 7s 6d Breslau, 1844
2184 NEANDER (Dr. A.) AUgemeine Gescbicbte der Christlicben Religion und
Elirche (bis zum Baseler Konzil), 6 vols, in 11, 1825-52 ; Geschichte der Pflan-
zung nnd Leitung der christlichen Kircbe durch die Apostel, 2 vols, in 1, map,
1838 ; Das Leben Jesu Cliristi, 1839 ; together 14 vols, in 13, 8vo. (pub. at
£4. 4*), calf neat, £3. 3« Samhurg, 1825-52
2185 ■ ■ Geschichte der christlichen Religion und Kirche, 2 vols, in 6, enthalt
die Kirchengeschichte der drei ersten Jahrhunderte, und von Constantin bis
auf Gregor. 8vo. half calf 12* Hamhu/rg, 1852-31
2186 I^icoLAS (A.) !^tudes Philosophiques sur le Christianisme, 4 vols. 8vo. sewed,
4* Brux, 1846
2187 NiTZSCH, Predigten, 6 vols. 8vo. sd. 10s Bonn, 1855
2188 Obhles (Fr.) Corporis Haereseologici Tom. I, continens Scriptores Haereseo-
logicos minores Latinos, 8vo. 434 pp. sd, 6* Berolini, 1856
2189 (ELRICHS (J.) Collectio Opusculorum Historico-Philologico-Theologicorum,
8 parts — Kals, Olemsns et IClencke, Dissertationes variae, 3 parts — in 2 vols.
4to. wncuti 10s BrenuB, 1768-70
2190 OLSHAUSEN'S Biblischer Commentar iiber sammtliche Schriften des Neuen
Testaments fortgesetzt von Ebrard und Wiesinger, 7 vols, in 9, 8vo. (pub. at
£3. 15*) sd. £2. 16* Konigsherg, 1837-56
This valuable work is complete as far as published, it contains : die Evangelien, Apostelges-
chichte, Romer-, Korinther-, Galater-, Ephesier, Kolosser-, und Thessalonicher-Briefe, Briefe an die
Phillipper, an Titus, Timotheus, Philemon und an die Hebraer, Briefe des Jacobus und Petrus und
die Offenbarung Johanais.
2191 Echtheit sammtlicher Schriften des Neuen Testaments, 8vo. 1* 6rf 1832
2192 PALLAVICINO (Sforza) Istoria del Concilio di Trento, 3 vols. sm. 4to. poe-
TBAIT, French calf gilt, 32* Milano, 1745
A compendious and very elegantly written history, which, being in the Roman Catholic inte-
rest, is always opposed to the smaller work of Sarpi, by those who study both sides of the subject.
2193 Renaudotii (E.) Lituegiabum Oeibntalium Collbctio, 2 vols. 4to. bbst edi-
tion, hf. bd. UNCUT, rare in this state. 24* Paris, 1716
2194 EIBADENEYEA, Flos Sanctorum de las Vidas de los Santos, aumentado por
Nieremberg, Garcia y Guerrero, 3 vols, folio, vellum, £2. 12* Barcelona, 1790
2195 EOSENMUELLEE (E. F. C.) Scholia in Vetus Tbstamentum, XI. parts in
23 vols. 8vo. complete, (sells £12. imboimd) cloth, £10. Idps. 1821-3
Contents : — Pentateucbus, 3 vols. ; Jesajae Vaticinia, 3 vols. ; Psalmi, 3 yols. ; Jobus, 1 vol. ;
Ksechiel, 2 vols. ; Prophetse minores, 4 vols. ; Jeremiaa Vaticinia et Threni, 2 vols. ; Proverbia,
Eccles. et Canticus, 2 vols. ; Daniel, 1 vol. ; Libri histor. Jos., Judices, Ruth, 2 vols.
2196 another copy, 23 vols. — Scholia in Novum Testamentum, Norimh,
1815-1808, 5 vols.— together 28 vols. 8vo. calf neat, £11. 10* 1808-36
2197 Eosii DE PoBTA historia Eeformationis Ecclesiarium Eaeticarum, 2 stout vols.
sm. 4ito^erman bds. very rare, 30* Curiae Baetorum, 1771-77
2198 Sack's Chriatliche Apologetik, 8vo. ^. hd. 2* 6d ^ Hamburg, 1829
2199 Salvadob (J.) Jesus-Christ et sa doctrine, Histoire de I'Eglise pendant le ler
si^le, 2 vols. 8vo. sd. 7s 6d Paris, 1839
2199*Salvadob, Stbauss et Gibbon ; Guillon, Examen critique de leurs Doctrines sur
Jesus -Chr ist, son Evangile et son Eglise : 2 vols. 8vo. 900 pp. sd. 7* Qd Par. 1841
2200 SANCHEZ, de sancto Matrimonii sacramento disputationes, quibus accedunt
Aphorismi, 3 vols, in 1, very stout folio, remarkably fine copy in stamped hog-
sJcin, clasps, 25* Viterbii, 1754
'* Ouvrage celebre, & cause de quelques passages singuliers qui s*y trouvent/'— ^rtme/.
The author is said to have written this work standing with naked feet on cold maxVAft*
128 QUARITCH»S CATALOGUE OF
2201 (S AEPI) (Pietpo, Polano) Historia del Concilio Tridentino, 4to. vellum, Is U 1629
2202 Istoria del Concilio Tridentino, 7 vols. 12mo. hf, russia, gilt, 25* 1835
2203 SCHLEIEEMACHEE'S sammtliclie Werke : znr Theologie, Vols. 2, 3, 4, 7, 11 ;
Predigten, 1 — 8 j zur Philosophic, 2—5, together 18 vols, (published at £6. 06')
sd. £2. 5* Berlin, 1834-39
2204 Predigten, Vols. 1, 2, 4, and 7, 8vo. hf. caU, 6« 1834
2205 ScHOLZ (J. M. A.) Einleitung in die Heiligen Schriften des alten und neuen
Testaments, 2 vols. 8vo. (pnb. at 18*) hf, calf gilt, 9* K'dln, 1845
2206 ScHEODEE, Das erste BuchMose ausgelegtmit Einleitungen, berichtigter IJeber-
setzung nnd erklarenden Anmerkungen, 8vo. half calf, hs Berlin, 1844
2207 SCHEOECKH (J. M.) Christliche Kirchengeschichte, bis zu 1517,mit dem AUge-
meinen Register, 35 vols, portrait, — Chrisuiche Kirchengeschichte seit der Re-
formation, Ibis 1648, Vols. 1 — 3 ; — together 38 vols. 8vo. bright old calf gilt,
£2. 16* Leipzig, 1772-1805
Priced, 1830, Black and Armstrong, 35 vols. £11. \\»\ fetched, 1832, Sotheby's, £h, 78 6d,
The hcbt compeodions Church History, according to Protestant views, still unsurpassed by
any work of similar extent. Of late it has become scarce. The ** Kirchengeschichte seit der Re-
formation" ooght to be 10 vols.
2208 Strauss, Das Leben Jesu, 2 vols. 8vo. sd. 10s Tuhingen, 1838-9
2208*Tas8IS (M. a.), Vita di S. Grata vergine, Eegina neUa Germania, poi 1?rincipessa
di Bergamo, iito^jportrait, vellum, 5* Padova, 1723
2209 THEOLOGISCHE Studien nnd Keitiken : eine Zeitschrift far das gesammte
Gebiet der Theolq^e, in Verbindung mit Gieseler, Liicke und Nitzsch, heraus-
gegeben von C. Ullmann nnd F. W. C. Umbbeit, 1828-48 ; mit Register,
1828-37 ; 22 vols. 8vo. (pub. at £10. 10*) cloth, ra/re, £8. 85 Kamh. 1828-48
2210 the same, 1854-1856 pt. 1, and 1856 pts. 3 and 4, 11 parts, 8vo. sewed,
12s ih. 1854-6
2211 WILKIN'S (D.) Concilia Magnje Beitannije et Hibeenije, a Synodo Verola-
miensi ad annum 1717, 4 vols, folio, a good copy in calf, £20. Bond. 1837
Very rare, a most important library book, seldom offered at such a low price.
2212 Weight's (Thos.) Early Christianity in Arabia, 8vo. cloth, 4s ^d 1855
HORAE, MISSALS, OPPICIA, PASSIONALES, and
EARLY LITURGICAL LITERATURE, in all LANGUAGES.
2212*BOSSNA (Fra Mattheo de) Libro intitolato Instruttione Christiana con i Miracoli
della Madonna del medessimo Antore, in Lingua lUirica e Carattere lUirico,
2 vols, in 1, stout 12ino. woodcuts, fine copy with autograph of Anquetil Duper-
ron, EXCESSIVELY BABE, rough calf, £5. 5* veiihetiis, 1611
The great rarity of these works, printed for circulation in Illyria by the Sabios and family of
Aldus, is too well known to require any cdnment. No other copy of this work can be traced in
any public sale.
2213 Bbeviabium GBiBCUM, continens Galendarium, Bubricas, Psalterium cum Canti-
cis, Horologium et Officia varia, Greece, curante Antonio Arcudio, small thick
8vo. elegamtly printed in black, with the rubrics in red, by Aldtts, and probably
the last book u/nder his superintendence as it was not published till after his
death, vest babe, £5. Venetiis in Typographia Vaticana, 1598
Italian binding of the XVIth century. Beautiful copy, ruled, in old olive morocco, gilt edges,
the sides and back ornamented, having the arms of the first owner stamped, also in gold, on each
side of the cover. This work was written by order of the Pope for the use of the Greeks living at
that time in Calabria and Sicily, and who, although presumed to be Roman Catholics, even still
retain many of their peculiar habits, the most curious of all being the marriage of the priests !
2214 BEEVIAEIUM Romanum, Deutsch mit Kalendar, numerous elegant wood
engravings, black lettee, with the rubrics in red, 4to. a good copy, without the
first (a blank) leaf, newly bound in morocco, old style, gilt edges, £10.
Venedig, durch Gregorium de Gregoriis, 1518
This is perhaps one of the rarest books in exii^tence, of which we believe no copy has ever been
submitted to auction in this country. The version was printed at the expense of the Count and
Countess of Frangepane. who at the time were, and had been for 53 months as prisoners of war,
confined in the Gaol called Dorasel (Torcello, near Venice), and is supposed to have been entirely
distributed by them in presents. In the first Woodcut are full length portraits of the Count and his
Countess. The volume contains nearly 650 leaves, and its state of preservation is perfect in every
respect. This is the only German book of any importance printed at Venice at that early pei'iod.
JJbri Catalogue.
LibH's copy fetched at Sotheby's 1859, j^ll. 11«.
EUROPEAN MANUSCRIPTS AND DRAWINGS. 129
8215 BUGENHAGEN (Johann) Wat me van dem aoster Leyen de holden schal,
allermeyst vor de Nonnen unde Bagynen gheschreven, utk der hilgen Schrifft,
Savnborch, Jury ItichoWy 1529, with the rare last leaf^ being the printer s mark
— Der Kevserlixen Staidt Liibeck christlike Ordeninge dorch «J. Bugenliageny
1631 — ^botn works in Low German, in 1 vol. 18mo. original vellum binding, very
rarey £2, 2s 1529-31
Eq ually interesting to the Philologist and the Student of Church History.
2216 HEXJEES a lusaige de Borne tout au long sans ries requerir, avec les figures de
la vie de rhomme : et la destruction de Hierusalem, 4to many large and small
woodcuts, comprising the Dance of Death, elegant borders round each page, old
red mor, at. edges, fine and well preserved copy, £7. Par. CHL Hardouyn, 1613
2217 MABGAKITA Thbologica, in Low German: SpANGENBEBa (JPredeker tho
Northusen) De Hovet Articule der reinen christliken Lere, up vrage wyse ges-
teUet, Magedeborch, dorch Hans Walther, 1644 — Lutheb*s viele schone Spriiclie
aus gottlicher Schrifn^, Wittemberg, 1548 — in 1 vol. 12mo. old binding, dcUed
1648, 12s
2218 OFFICIUM B. Mariae, Pii V. jussa editum, 18mo. woodcuts, bound in silk,
beaut\fuUy bmbboidebed with gold lace, a medallion pobtbait in the centre^
£2. 2s Somae, in aedibus Populi Somani, 1671
2218*OFFICnJM beate Marie virginis scdm. verum usum Eoinanum, cum missa
ejusdem et septem psalmis penitentialibus, cum Officio mortuorum, Horis sancte
Orucis, etc. sm. Svo. pbinted upon Vellum, with woodcuts, including 16 the size
qf the page, the capitals coloured and gilt, large margin, original binding,
£2. 12s 6rf Paris, lEgidius Hardou/yn et expensis Germanni Hardouyn, 1614
The Collation is irregular, but the book is perfect The first leaf, a blank one, is apparently
wanting, but one similar to the printed book is inserted ; then follows the Almanack from 1513-27,
complete, being sheet A. 7 leaves ; there exists no Sign. B., (evidently not printed); the work extends
from Sign. C. to O. in eights.
2219 PASSIONAEL efte dat Levent deb hyllighen to dude uth dem latino mit
velen nyen hystori'en unde leren, etc. in Low German, stout 4to. many very rude
woodcuts, a good copy in beautiful old ca^f gilt binding, Cyphers on back, £6.
Gheendighet un ghedrukket dorch dath beueel Steffani Arndes ynwaner un
borgher der Keyserliken stad Liibeck, ynt yaer unses heren, Mccccc un vij
Very rare ; the only copy I have ever had was an imperfect one ; in Thorpe's catalogues I
have only traced one copy, that wanting the title.
2220 PlNII Liturgia Mozarabica, tractatus Hist, de Liturgia antiqua hispanica,
gothica, mozarabica, toletana, mixta, folio, bds. uncut, 15s Soma, 1740
2221 PONTIFICALE Bomanum, ad omnes pontificias ceremonias accomodatum, fol.
- printed in black and red, Gothic letter, with sacred music noted on four staves,
aTtdbeautiful woodcuts, old Venetian morocco, 36* Venet, 1672
2222 BITUS Ecclesiastici Augustensis Episcopatus, auctoritate D. Marquardi Epis-
copi, ^mall very stout 4to. printed in red and black, the music in four lines,
stamped monastic binding, very fine copy, 21s Dilingae, 1680
MANUSCRIPTS AND DRAWINGS: -a. EUROPEAN.
2223 ABYSSUM Duplicatum, cum Hieroclypbis (Unser General Begel) a very
curious German MS. on Alchemy, 2 vols, folio, 320 leaves, well written, ^. bd.
26s (P 1700)
2223*ALCHEMY. Three curious old MSS. : Arcanum Arcanorum, Confession de
Henri Khuneath, 92 leaves, very neatly written, with Index — An old English
collection of Chemical and Alchemical Beceiptis, mostly extracted from still
earlier English, Latin and French MSS. some marked, such as *' Ex MSS. C.
H. 30 martis, 1667," affixed to an English cosmetic, etc. 101 leaves; Medici-
nalia, 12 leaves, Characteres, 2 leaves, m 1 vol. vellum — Chymica progymnas-
mata, 145 pp. ; Physico-magico-medica, in 1 vol. old ra^^together, the 3 vols.
18mo. 12*
2224 ALBUM of Deawings in bich coloubs upon Vellum, Motto within a wreath
of Flowers, " Natura e bella per la varieta,*' 4to. a series qf 99 DroAoings of
BiBDS, Flowebs and Insects, mostly the three combined on one J^rawing ; also
a few elegant Drawings of the Female Human figure, old black morocco, gilt
edges, £8. 8* XVIL S.
The Drawings of Birds are particularly attractive ; every drawing would be very cheaply valued
at half a guinea each, making a cost of ;t50.
I
150 QUARITCH'S CATALOGUE OP
2224*ALBXJM of La^ndIscapes, Coats-of-Abms and AuToaKAPHB, oontaming 4 soeneiei
of domestic Interiors ; 3 street views in Halle ; 3 Landscapes with Fatms and
Nymphs ; the discovery of the pregnancy of Calisto whilst oathing with Diana
and her nymphs ; and a beautiful MiNiATUBE-finished figure of Apollo, holding
a shield on which is emblazoned the coat-of-arms of the proprietor of the
volume, all finely painted ; also 3 coats-of-arms executed in sold and colours :
the whole on pure vellum, elaborately finished, interleaved with Latin, French
and German verses and mottoes, oblong 12mo. old maroon morocco, tooled back
and sides, £2. 2s Halle, 1718-20
Contains amongst others tbe following autographs : J« C. and Godf. Frid. Hiibner, Halle,
1720 ; J. M. Hassius, Lipsiae, 1717 ; Lanthelme, secretaire de S. M. Britannique, k la Haye, 1720 ;
C. G. Welser, h Halle, 1719 ; Heinr. Werner, H^lae, 1720 ; F. C. G. Brann, Lipsiae, 1717; etc.
2225 ALBUM of MaHc Aktoni Welseb ; A curious volume, containing Latin, Ger-
man and French poetry in the autographs of many members of noble families,
learned and distinguisned men, his friends; interspersed ioith 26 Coats-of-
Abms, carefully finished in gold, silver and colours, oblong 12mo. old m^yrocco,
hack and sides covered withjleurs'de'lis, £4. 4*
This is an interesting memorial of a member of the noble and rich fiunily of Welser, distin-
l^ished for their pntronage of art and literature as well as for their association with' the princes of
Europe. It contains the following autographs, accompanied with the ooata-of-arms of the writers :
Carolns Emmanuel Abbas Madrusius Comes Auij et Chiallanti, 1620; Joannes S. R. Imperii
Barifer Haereditarig, Baro in Walpurg, 1620; Arthurus Lake, Anglus, 1616 ; Sigism. Kheuenhiiller,
Batt>n d'Archlenberg, 1620; Eusebig, Baro in Froberg et Haimer, 1620; Sigismund, Baro a
Scrattenpark, 1620 ; Edwardus Engelsand, 1621 ; Geo. a Rombergh, Bourges, 1618 ; P. P. Munka
d'Eywanczicz, Siena, 1620; J. Spindler, Vienna, 1618; M^ Bayer, Romae, 1620; Heuber, Flo-
rentiae, 1619 ; P. Lefebure de Bomrges, 1618 ; and others : also many others without coats-of-arms.
2226 Alexandbi Galli Doctbinale, MAJXvacnivr with an Inscription of the Scribe,
stating, " Fgo Agno veni in hoc claustrum Monte BeaUe Virginis, Anno Salutis
Mcccoc 3." — GrammaticfiD, Pars II. MS. — Joannis de Gturlandia Angli Syno-
nimae et ^quivoca, unpublished Manuscript of this celebrated English Poet, of
whose Lines de ^quivocis only the first nine have been printed by Leyser-r-Com-
posita Verba Joannis Synthis, in 1 thick vol. 4to. Manuscript in the original
ornamented German binding of the beginning of the 21VIth century, with
clasps, 36* 8(Bc, X V .-XVI.
2227 Alexandei Magni Vita. Item Epistola Machabei Principis JudsBorum ad
Alexandrum, Manuscript of this celebrated Romance of ChivaJ/ry, 4to. very dis-
iinctly written, hds. 21s S<ec. XV.
At the end of the Vita are the '' Versus Dotomei Pkyllosophi,''* and other Carmina. On the
last two leaves in a more modern writing, but evidently of the XVth Century, is *' Epistola Ferdi-
nanda Regis Siciliis ad Papam de Discordiis Italia, " dated '* zxi Junii, 1482."
2228 AMERICA. Decretos del concilio provincial del Peru hechos en la Ciudad de
los Reyes, 1591 : Compendio y Sumario de los Synodos Limenses, 1582-4-5-6-8,
1590-2-4 hecho del Illo. P. Don S. Alph. Mogroveso, Arcobispo de los Eeyes,
public, en el Pueblo de Guaraz, 1596-8 ; Orden de castigar los Yudios, 1598,
at the end is a list of Bishops and other dignitaries composinti the Synod ; Sinodo
Diocessano Limense de el Lcdo. Fr. de Avila en 27 de Jumo, 1600, de el Licdo.
Fr. de AvQa, Constituciones Synodales, 1602-4; in 1 vol. 4to. 136 pages neatly
written, vellum, 36*
this is one of the authentic sources that illustrate the early history of the Spanish government
in America, which only rarely occur for sale and cannot be too carefully preserved. This MS.
shews more particularly the ecclesiastical government; its power at tiiia time (1598) in temporal
affairs is shewn by the 21 1 decrees in the ** Orden de castigar los Yndios." It is written by Ginez
de Alarcon, notario secretario at Ciudad db los Reybs (Peru), 1604.
2229 APOCALYPSIS. Explicit liber apochaU^sis sci iohanis apli et euageliste cu
glo'sis magistri nicolai de lira. Est magmfici Petri Guerruci, nee non filior.,
eius nunc occupantiu Muriani Oppidum, quod distat a Venitiis itus Sagittse,
4to. MANtrscEiPt ON VELLUM, beautjfully written, having in the first initial a
miniature of St. John, and the first page surroun^d by a border in which are
introduced the yhs and' the Guerruci arms, £4. 4» Saec. XV.
A most beautiful specimen of Venetian binding of the XVth Century, the sides covered with ,
elaborate gold and blind tooling, the edges gilt and gaufr6. This valuable manuscript is an early
Italian version of N. de Lyra's Commentary, the Text of St. John being only in Latini accom-
panied by a Translation into Italian.
EUROPEAN MANUSCRIPTS AND DRAWINGS. JBl
jiSdO APOLLONII Bhodu Argonaaidoon. E MuiaBoriptiB oodicibus, acUiibitis tw
etiam et dootorom viromm conjecturiB, emendayit et descripsit B. F. P. Branck,
Aj^entorati die xxi Martii, 1775, large 4to. MS, upon vellum. It is in the
cmtogra/ph of the learned editor Brunch^ and exhibits a remarkable instance of
beautiful and uniform penmanship in Cheek, an art so rarely combined withprO'
fbund learning, £5.
2231 ABITHMETIC. Instniction dans rArithm^tiqne, folio, a beautifully execwted
French MS,, interspersed with some curious Verses in French, with numerous
OBNAMENTED CAPITALS, and many cleverly executed DesigTis of Birds, Flowers,
and other figures in colours, ruled throughout with red lines, an unpublished work,
vellum, 24* circa 16 —
8832 ASTEOLOGY : An Ancient German Handbook of Astrology and Astronomy,
and Biiles of Life throughout the year, by Hanns Glockengieser, folio, 352 pp.
ntost carefiilly toritten, with 25 pen and ink drawings of very rude execution, t»
very fine preservation, bound in a quaint leather cover, somewhat in the oriental
sme, £4. 10* {ca. 1500)
2233 AaTTANASII Alexandrini contra Gentiles Libri ii per Ambrosium Monachnm
Elorentinum e GrsBCO in Latinum traducti, 4to. manuscript on vellum, by an Ita^
lion Scribe, having a border and the two Initial Letters richly illuminatea -in gold
and colours, £5. 5« Sac, JLV.
A very elegant specimen of Italian morocco binding of the XVth century, the sides richly
ornamented. ^
£234 BEBNABDI (S.) Opusculum de Laudibus Yirginis Matris ; Sermones LxV et
Institutio quomodo canere et psaltere debeamus, 4to. Manuscbipt on Vellum,
with the INITIAL LETTEB, containing portrait of the Saint, illuminated in gold
and colours, in the original oak bds, in a fine state of preservation, £4. 4s Sac, aV.
2235 Bebnegk^ebi (Matthaei) Notationum Partes tres, quibus Proportionum Instm-*
menti Fabrica et Usus explicantur, 4to. 74tpp, 6s Sac, XYIH.
Although without the name of the author, this is the original manuscript, with many autograph
alterations imd corrections of the instructions added by Bernegger to his translation, printed Argen^
torati, 1635, in 4to., of the work of his friend the great Galileo : Le Operazioni del Compasso Geo^
meirieo, etc. This work of Bernegger was afterwards translated into Italian, and print^ amongst
the Opere di Galileo,
2236 BIBLIA Sacba Latina, MS, on vellum, 12mo. 469 leaves, very neatlu w ritten ,
with illuminated Capitals, in old Venetian morocco, richly tooled, £8. 8^ Sac. JLIV.
2237 BIBLIA SACEA LATINA, cum Interpretatione Nominum Hebrseorum, small
4to. Manuscript of the XlVth Century, upon vellum, written in double columns,
and extending over many hundred pages, the initial letters in colours, blue mO"
roeco, gilt sides, morocco joints, and gut edges, £7. 10*
2238 BuBY (A.) Latitudinarius Orthodoxus; accesserunt Yindicise Libertatis Christianffi
Ecclesise Anglicanee et Arthuri Bury, contra Ineptias et Calumnias P. Jurieu,
8vo. MS, on paper, old russia, 3* ^d Londini, 1697
^239 Bteom (John) Universal English Short Hand, 420 pp, half bound, 15*
Sac. XVIII (1768)
ETidently prepared for a new edition, with a preface respecting the perfection of Mr. Byrom's
meUiod ; hfdf the volume consists of old white paper.
2240 Cambeidge. Statuta CoUegii BeginaHs, 4to. MS, on paper, trans, by J, Sharpe,
Butler of the College, 2s 6«? 1772
2241 Castillo (Diego Enriquez del, ** Coronista Capellan y de su Consejo") Coronica
del quarto Don Enrique de Gloriosa Memoriae, fol. 480^^. vellum,2^s Sac. XVI.
This Chronicle was not published until 1 78 7 » and the manuscripts contain many interesting
Tariations from the printed text.
2242 Celadeni (Alexii, " Episcopi Gallipolitani") Libri III. Consolationis ad Maxi-
nulianum Augustum de Obitu Filu deque ipsa Morte in genere, 4to. 204 cp.
bds, 5« • Sac, X Vj[.
We do not find the name of this writer mentioned by any author that we have perused.
2243 Chambebland de la Fay (Avocat au Parlement de Paris) La Medicine uni-
verselle avec les Bugles et I'Ordre a observer pour la Manipulation, 4to. 156
pages, calf, 7s 6rf Septembre, 1767
An autograph manuscript on Alchemy.
I 2
i$2 QUARITCH'S^ CA^TALOGUE OF
2244 CHAELES I.— INVENTOEIES of the PICTUBES, Plate, Jewels, Statues,
loith their valuations, as possessed by King Charles I. and appraised during the
Commonwealth and K. Charles II. a well written official MS., folio, 61 pjp,
and MS. Index, halfhoundt £7, 78 (ca. 1681)
Highly interesting for the History of Art in England.
Contents : Goods inventoried in Ludlow Castle belonging to the late King, Oct. 31, 1680 —
Pointings from Wimbleton House — Goods at Holmby House — Goods in Carisbrook Castle, ap-
praised Oct. 17, 1680 —Goods at Somerset House, etc. and various other establishments — Contracts
made of the late King's Goods betvreen the contractors of the sale thereof and the respective byers
(sic), setting forth the numbers of the persons, to whom sold, and for what above the appraisement,
as also the time when sold (from 1649-1653). The valuation was j£^620 17., the surplus about
;^000. — The Tower Jewell House — ^The Regalia from Westminster — Goods at Wimbleton, ap-
praised 7th June, 1649 — Pictures in Greenwich — Pictures out of the Beer Gallery and Privy
Ix)dgings at Whitehall — Pictures at Oatlands, appraised 1-3 Sept., 1649 — Pictures at Nonsuch,
Sept 22, 1649 — Inventory of the Pictures at Hampton Court, appraised Oct. 6, 1649 — Hctures at
St. James's, etc. etc. including even many very small items of Goods in the hands of Institutions
and private Individuals.
2245 CHEYSOLOEUS' Greek Grammar, followed by the Creed, the Lord's Prayer,
and the Hail Mary, a Gseee: ms. on yellum, 12mo. 78 pages, half bound,
£2, Sac. XYl.
2246 CoNTABENi (Gasparis Cardinalis) de Magistratibns et Eepublica Yenetomm Libri
V. 4to. 140 pa^es, hds» 5* Scec, XVI.
2247 CoBSiNi (Monsignore : Clemente XII P) Awertimenti e Eicordi Politic! — Docu-
ment! Politic! e Moral! (Favole) del' Dott. Annlbal Lomer! d! Siena Accad.
Filomato detto il Satirico — Awertimenti bellissim! per la Corte del Sig. Conte
di Yerrua Amb. Eesidente d! Savoia in Eoma, folio, 232 pages, hoards, 2,\s
Sac. XYII-XYIII.
i^n interesting collection. The political Favole of Lomeri are very singular. We cannot find
any mention showing that these works were printed.
2248 Cbameb (Gabriel) Conrs de Math^matique, folio, 340 pages, half red morocco,
305 Scec. XYIII.
In the autograph of Soubeyran, the Genevan engraver, and apparentiy a course of lectures
giyen by the celebrated Professor Cramer, author of the *' Analyse des Lignes Courbes.** At the
beginning there is an interesting autograph letter by M. Al. Monteil (the author of well-^known
works on French history) dated 10 Sept. 1836.
2249 CEUCIPIXION. An ancient Gbeek Oil painting on canvass of Christ
crucified between two thieves, in the back ground is the temple of peculiar
architecture, on the cross is the Slavonic abbreviation for Chnst, and on the
top of the picture is " the Crucifixion of our Lord Jesus Christ," in Slavonic
letters ; measuring 23 inches by 18, £2. 2s
A Sebastopol relic taken by one of Her Majesty's officers from a private house there. The
old worm-eaten frame in which it was bung, crumbled to dust the moment it was touched. It is
a singular specimen of early Graeco-Russian Art, the expression of the three faces, that of the
Redeemer as well as of the penitent and impenitent thief being curiously recorded.
2250 DiPLOMATA VIII. Pactum Venditionis Ceppato, 1244— Pactum Emphiteosis,
I*isis, 1375 — Sententia Curiae Eei^ublicse Florentinse, pro Filiis Grassolini, 1440
— Contractus Matrimonii Gianotti de CaHs, cum Alexandra de Taiolis, 1497 —
Confirmatio Emphiteosis (Breve Pontificis), Pisis, 1668 — Procurationes duae
1562 et 1595 — Attestatio qualificans Personam Familiamque Petri Bucchiant!
nobilem di S. Gemignano, 1577, eight original deeds on vellum, with signatures,
etc. 12s
2251 DispHiLO (Giovan Carlo, " Cognomento, Pittore Cesenate") Poesie Pastoral!,
12mo. 7% pp. hds. 7s Sac. XVI. (28 Dec. 1507)
As a poet, as well as a painter, the name of Giovan Carlo Disphilo is quite unknown in Italian
literature.
2252 DuPBE DB Saint-Matjbe (JN'icolas-Fran9o!s) sur les Mesures des Anciens, foHo,
312^. vellum wrapper, 25« Sac. XVIII.
An Autograph Manuscript of the very learned author of the " Essai sur les Monnoies,'' " Re-
eberches sur la Valeur des Monnoies et sur le Prix des Grains/' and other works. It seems never
to have been published.
2253 ELUCIDAEIUS eeeum eealixjm, sive Erklarung der wirklichen Dinge, fol. an
early German MS. qfS24ipp. on Natural History, shewing the Mediaval know-
ledge on Zoology, Mineralogy and "Botany, hds. £3. 10* Written inVienna, ca. 1365
EUROPEAN MANUSCRIPTS AND DRAWINGS. 138
9254 EsroLAVD. An interesting collection of Documents (mostly original)
relating to England and France, folio, 20^ S(bc, XVI. ancl XY]
Amongst these papers there is a Memoir on an intended invasion of England ; The eapiiula^
lloM for English and Irish levies for French service; Prisonniers de Guerre (Anglais) faits &
Denain ; Inventaire des eharie» u Tritor (Angleterre et Ecosse) ; Relation da combat naval de
1692 ; Remonstrance au Roy d' Angleterre ; Various treatises and political memoirs relating to Eng-
land in its relations with France ; Titres de la maison d'Uamilton sur le Duche de Chatelheraulti
&e. 4t
8255 ENGLISH AEMOEIAL. A curious MS. of 376 pages, comprising a Dio-
TiONABT OF Noble English Families, A-Y, in three parallel lines: 1, Names
in alphabetical order ; 2, Counties and Towns of which the families are inha-
bitants ; 3, the Coats-of-Arms fully described ; the remainder of the volume if
fiUed with other Heraldic information, sm. 4to. ^. hd, from the libraries of A*
C Foote h Coll,, Exon,, Ox6n,, and Ideut, Col, Chas, Samilton Smith, witk
their autographs, £7. 7s
2266 Epistolabis Institutio, 4to. 28 pp. 3« 6d 8<bc. XVH.
A very learned Treatise on Letter-writing, with fall directions for their construction, &c.
2257 EucLiDE, Libro secondo dimostrato per Analisi, Greometria Pratica e Trattato
delle Sezzione Coniche, 4to. 212pp. hds. 5* Scee. XVIII.
2268 Euclid's Elements, Book I. to Vll. XI. and XII., with Diagrams, 2 vols. 4to.
^Gd pp. hf hd. bs iS^c. XVIIL
2259 Fabbitii (Sebastiani, " Tigurini ") De Compositione Astrolabii Liber unus a D.
M. Yito Ardijseo Eheto publice Basileea nunc privatim a D. Samuele Pellioano
traditus et auctus 1551. Astrolabii quoque usus (qui multiplex est) hoc libro
continetur — Compositio et usus sphsereB a planetis pretusse (a Jos. Simlero) —
Fabbigatio Spherae— Fabric atio horologiorum — ^De Quadbantibus — Com-
pendium geographic — BESCHSiBUNa des Wellt-Spiegel, with 112 illuminated
figures (including map of America), 4to. 164^. limp vellum wrapper, £5.
B<Bc. XVI. (1551)
An autograph manuscript of S. Fabritios. On one of the pages is the following inscription :
'' Finivit scribere Seb. Fab. 24 die Septembris, cum D. Josias Simlerus nuptias cum Bullingeri filia
celebrabat, 1^51." We do not find any mention of Seb. Fabricius, Pellicanus, or V. Ardijseus in
Lalande's Bihliographie Asironomigue, This important collection, full of volvelles and figures of
ancient astronomicid instruments, is very interesting. At the beginning of the Compositio Sphsers
we find written by another hand, '* D. Nicolaus Copernicus in Priissen.'' Simler was the son-in-
law of the celebrated Henry Bullinger, whose life he wrote, as well as a Treatise de Principiis As-
tronomisB, and other works relative to Switzerland, one of which, the Valiesia Descriptio, has
often been reprinted. No notice has been taken of this work on the Sphere by any of his nume-
rous biographers, and as it is not mentioned by Lalande, who quotes the De Principiis, we may
safely presume it to be unpublished.
2260 Febnavdsz (D. Bernardo, " Naturale della Citta di Malaga *') Astriloquio Uni-
rersale. Chiromanticimi Opusculimi. Metoposcopia, 4to. 228 pages, vellum,
S6s Sac. xvn.
This work of Fernandez relates to meteorology, navigation, astronomy, &c. The Opusculum
(Mmtains a great number of well-executed drawings of heads, by an Italian artist of the seventeenth
eentory. AU three works seem to be unpublished.
2261 FIESCHI. Congiura del Conte Gian Luigi Fieschi deU* Anno MDXLVU.,
small 4to. on papeb, very neatly written, morocco, 12*
Tlie narration appears to have been very carefully compiled from authentic sources,
2262 Finances. Sur I'Exportation des Espies ; Sur I'Etablissement du Credit public
en France, &c. folio, 3* 6rf S<bc. AVU.
2263 Floea : A classified Dictionary of Plants, with their descriptions, synonyms,
and with original remarks, 2 stout vols. 4to. ^^Q pages, very neatly written,
interleaved, with a few additions in pencil by a different hand, also an Index of
74t pa ges, from the library of the late Thomas Korsfield, 12* ca. 1825
2264 FUNCK FAMILY. Armoriid of the Ancieat German Family of the Fitncks
of Senfftenau (Bavaria), also with Coats of Arms of those Families with
whom they intermarried, such as the NuTTiNaBBS, etc. in all 133 beautifully
emblazoned Coats of Abms, 4to. in an extra/yrdina/ry fine specimen of
HEDiiEVAL BINDING, the style of Majoli, elohorate tooling on the obverse and
reverse sides, filled in with red, white, and green colours, the sides sunk in, topro"
tect the tooling and ornamentation ftomfrwHon, gauffri edges, £7,
l%i QUARITCHnS CATALOGUE OF
2265 GsBMAN Theolooy. An early Theological MS. in Low German, comprising a
complete body of the Boman Catholic l)octrines, small 4to. 147 leaves, remarli>
ably well written in Ghthie letters, old vellum, 20» 8(bc, XV.
A cnrioiu MS. written before the Reformation ; it is divided into about 200 chapters, amongst
which are the following : the Comfvsstomal, a long account of the usual sins, which oug^t to be
confessed ; whether the Evil spirit can foretell future events ; whether a wizard can do harm, and a
great variety of Superstitions ; Gambling ; Lying, Dancing, etc.
2266 GiGLi (Girolamo) " Sanese " L'Osita'; Madama Ciana j il Virtuoso per forza ;
Commedio Senza titale, folio, 220 jE?p. 18* 8(bc, XVIII.
Except '* Madame Ciana," which was printed at Venice in 1 744, all these plays were unknown
to Allacci, and his continuator. At the end of VOsita (who is represented as the daughter of
Fritewald, King of England, ) it is stated that this play was left unfinished by Gigli. It is doubtful
wliether the other plays are fi^om the pen of the same humourous writer.
2267 GuBBSE (La) et la paix du prebstre et du Bonrgeoys, 12mo. 182 j^. old vellum^
35* 8<BC. Xyi.
A curious dialogue written in old French. This manuscript is of the beginning of the six-
teenth century. In Uiis work the Bourgeoys does not spare the gent d'Eglite. The priest intro-
duoea himself as about to proceed *' au Pays des Indes Nouvellet ** (America)i where God, the
Church, and the Sacraments are still held in honour.
2268 HAETLIEB.— Hir hebt sich an das Puch Ovidij von der Lieb zn erwerbenn ;
Auch die Lieb zu versmehen ; Als Doctor Hairtlieb von Latein zu Tewtsch
bracht hat, durch pete nnd geschefib eins Fiirestenn von Ostereich — Die Histori
von dem posin Dracol der vu wunders imd.iibels begangen hat, foHo, MSS. on
paper, old monastic binding, with clasps, rebacked, jB4. 10s Scbc. XV.
This is not a translation of Ovid, as it would seem, but a free version of the Tractatus Amoris
et De Remediis Amoris of Andreas CapeUanus, by Dr. Hartlieb, the author of a celebrated work,
executed with wooden blocks, entitled Die Kunst Ciromantia.
He dedicates this work to the Archduke Albert, grandfather of the Emperor Maximilian. It
18 remarkable that Hartlieb calls the author Albertanus, and makes him address it to a Briton
named Walthearius. One curious chapter has the following Rubric —
" Was Lieb und mynne die Munch suchen SolL**
For farther particulars respecting this curious work. See Lambecius BibKoih, Vindobon, T. ii*
p, 263. Von Murr Memorabil, BihL publ, Norimb, et Altorff, T. iii. p. 125. Spangenberg Die
Minnehofe des Mittelalters, Leips, 1821, |7. 204. VonArelin Ausspruche der Minnegeriehte, Miin'
Chen, 1804. Miliin, Voyages en France, T, ii. p. 263.
In the same volume is a MS. translation into old German of Valerius Mazimus ; with two earlj
printed works, ** Die Gdldin Bulls und KiiNiGELiCH Reformation, with curious woodcuts,
coloured at the time, Strasb. 1485," and the celebrated ** Doctrinale FiiR die Laten.'^
2260 Hawkeens (John) his Cyphering Book, small 4to. very neatly written calcula*
tions, calf, 2s 6d ' 1730-35
2270 HEMEICOUET (Jacques de) Le Miroir des ISTobles de Hesbain (sic) et la cuerre
d'Awans et de Waroux, par moy Jacques de Hempnoourt, manant en la cite
de lAhge, frhre et chevalier a present delle ordre de FHospitffil Sainct Jehan de
Jherusalem ; commence Tan delle Nativite de Nostre Seigneur 1853 conclus
I'an 1399, foUo, haffblue morocco, £6.
Manuscript of the XVlth century, with all the blazoning and arms of the families of
that country (Pas dd Liege) painted in colours. This manuscript belonged lately to the family de
laederkerke, and may be considered as the very genuine text from which a first edition was published
in the year 1673.
2271 HiEBONMYi Presbyteri Sanctissimi Transitus incipit fceliciter, 4to. 240 j>p, ;
Manuscbipt on Vellum, with the following inscription at end : " Pro clanss®
D. Lamb. M. Federicus Veteranus TJrbinas transcripsit VI Idus Decemb.
MCCCLXXXVmi (immo MCCCCLX . . . . ) the first page U swrrounded by
an elegant border, containing Arms, which, a^ well as the initial Letter, is illu"
minated, a test eleoakt bfeoimen of Italian binding qfthe XVth centv/ry, in
Mosocco, having the sides covered with elaborate gold oohd blind tooling, £ 5. 68
8(Bc,XV.
F. Veteranus was a celebrated caligrapher, and the librarian of the Dukes of Urbino during
the XVth century {see Bennistoun Memoirs, vol. II. p. 138, etc.) The date (146 . • ) at the
end has been evidently altered by some stupid possessor of this precious volume in order to make it
appear older than it really is.
2272 HIEEONYMI Epistolae, folio, M8. qf the XVth Centwy, upon velltxm, with
illuminated capitals, in a beautiful staUf of preservation, bos. £2. 2^
EUROPEAN MANUSCRIPTS AND DRAWINGS. 135,
8^3 HoADLSY (Bishop of Bangor) Grant of Arms, attested by Sir Jolrn Vanbrugli,
Glarencienx King of Arms, and Peter Le Neve, Esq.-Norroy King of Arms,
with their Seals, upon vellum, in a very curious stamped leather case, 16* 1715
2274 HOEJE B. Marise Virginis, cum Calendario, Belgice, 4to. MS, of the XVth Cen-
tury, upon VELLUM, with numerous Capital Lettbbs, heautifufly illuminated in
GOLD and colours, red velvet, gilt edges, j64. 10* ^ S<bc. XV»
2276 HoBiE B. MarifiB Virginia, 4to. a fine MS. upon tellvu, executed in England in
the bold style of the early part of the ^Fifteenth Centv/ry, with 10 large Initials in
gold and colours full size of the page, besides the small capitals, original binding ^
«4 4a Saec. XV.
Tbe various early possessors have iDscribed family and other memoranda on the fly-leaves ;
eiglit ppges of them are filled with these interesting notices. The most legible memorandum states
the day of the marriage of Thomas Turk, in St. Dunstan's Church, London, 1457 ; most dates are
anterior.
2276 HOROLOGIUM Magnum et Troparium; Horas Officii Divini continens Oraece,
exquisite Manuscript of the fifteenth CENTUBYifpow Bombyx paper, dated 1470,
a thick sm. 4to. vol. (meas. 8 inches by 5J), in the original binding, having a
portion of one leaf torn off, £10. 10* Saec. XV,
This most beautiful specimen of Greek Calligraphy is mentioned in Mr. Coxe's Report to H.
M. Government on Manuscripts in the Levant.
2277 HuMB*s Historv of England, an Abridgment, from a. d. 827 to 1803, by the
learned Mr. Piatt, prepared for the nse of Schools, together with a Summary
of the History of France and of Europe from 1783-1810, the whole in 1 vol.
folio, upwards of 250 leaves written in a plain neat hand, bds. 20* (1840)
Mr. Piatt is known in the literary world as a learned Oriental scholar, by his translations from
the Ethiopic, and into the Amharic. He united with his Oriental learning a deep reading in Eng-
lish and general history ; privately he was often consulted by his friends on account of his impartial
judgment and great learning in general historical matters.
2278 IsiDOBi Hispaniensis Episcopi DifferentiarumPatris,FiliietSpiritus Sancti Liber.
Item de Dmerentiis Verborum, 4to. 228 pp. red mor. gilt edges, 20* Saec. XV.
We see in Fabricius that the second work is that which Barthius intended to publish from a
manuscript.
2279 JusTiNiANi Imperatoris Tnstitutiones Civiles, 8vo. 726 pp. old vellum gilt, gilt
edges, 10* ^ ^ ^ ^ Saec. X Vll.
2280 KOLLI, Memoires historiaues et politigues sur Valen jay, ofiTerts aux Souverains
de I'Europe et Merits par le Colonel Baron de KoUi, qui en 1810 a ^t^ chargd
d*une mission importante par le Gouvemement Britannique pr^s S. M. C. Fer-
lee ann^es 1810-13, sa translation au chateau de Saumur en 1814, sa liberty, et
sa seconde captivity en 1815, 2 vols. 8vo. very neatly written, portrait of Ferdi'
nand VIL in Indian ink, red morocco, gilt edges, from Lord JVellesleys library,
£2. 2* 1820
2281 Lanzoni (Dottor Guiseppe) Opusculi diversi raccolti di Girolamo BarufiTaldi, folio,
356 pp. bds. 25* Sac. XVII. et XVIII. (1697-1716)
An autograph manuscript, evidently prepared for publication, and containing works that were
edited as well as those never published, including his curious Treatise, '* del Formaggio." Amongst
the dissertations that are most worthy of perusal are these : ** De Giuochi puerili antichi, dbi Vasi
Amtichi, se sia possibile for Oro per Alchimia, dell' Origine della Pittura, &c. &c." Lansoni is
an excellent authority on subjects of Antiquity and Art. Concerning this learned man, see llra-
boschi and Lombardi.
2282 Latinje Geammaticje Compendia, 4fco. ManMseript on vellum, with the Initial
Capital illuminated in gold and colours, £4. 4* Saec. XV.
In the original Italian binding of the XVth century, with sides ornamented with gold tooling.
This Manuscript is without the name of the author, and commences *' Vox est Aer tenuissimus
ictus." Spaces throughout have been left for filling in the Greek quotations. This abridgment,
wbidi seems to have been made from the original work in XVI. books, concludes with the following
lilies :'—
« Cum legeris nostri compendia parva laboiis
Dicere non pudeat gratia magna tibi :
Nam qu8B vix poteras multis ediscere in annis
Mensibus hiec panda nunc meminesse potes, ' * J
/
1?6 QUARITCH'S CATALOGUE OF
.8283 LE FEBUBJE de St. Benoist, Excerpta ex Tacito, Dione Cassio, Historia)
Augustse Scriptoribus, Boetluo, Zonara, Athenseo, Plinio, Ovidio, aliisque Auc-
toru)U8, thick 12mo. autograph Manuscript, a beautiful specimen of French
binding in the XVIIth century t old olive MOBOCCO, gilt edges, the sides and
backs covered with elaborate gola tooling, £2.
2284 LEGENDS Sanctoeum, folio, 530 pp. upon vellum, written in a fine gothic
hand, double columns, calf £9. circa 1400
See Life of St. Patrick at folio Izviii.
2285 Leyden unsers Herm Jliesu Christi, 302 pp. — Bible Lessons in German, 32 pp.
with 12 extrem>ely quaint and rudely executed Drawings, resembling in style the
Easly Gebman Abt, as displayed in the BlockbooJcs, small 4to. original old oak
binding, £5. ^ Saec. XV,
2286 LiBA (Don Manuel de) Papel que dio a los Estados Generales de los Provincias
Unidas del Pais baxo al tiempo de salir del Haya para volverse a Espana el ano
de 1679 sobre la Entrega de Mastrique (Maestricht) in Spanish and French —
PoEsiAS DEL CoNDE DE ViLLAMEDiANA, 4to. 120 pp. bd, in veL £2. 2s Saec. XVII.
Don Manuel de Lira was Envoy Extraordinary from Spain to settle the Spanish losses at
Maestricht, and as he appears to have met a refusal of his claims, reprisals are threatened in this
paper. The Conde de Villamediana was one of the most agreeable Poets of the Court of Philip IV.
and is supposed to have been assassinated by the orders of that monarch, who suspected him of
being too intimate with his queen. His romantic loye and tragic death have been made the subject
of modem romances.
2287 LIVEES DES VICES ET DES VEETUS, 4to. a beautifully written Manu-
script on paper, dated 1450, old French red morocco, gilt edges, from the Bolon-
garO'Crevenna Library, £2. 12*
Apparently a curious MS. deserving the attention of Connoisseurs.
2288 LOFTUS (W. K.) Assybian Discovebies and Inscbiptions of the Euins of
. SusA, the Obiginal Dbawings, and Photogbaphs, copies of which were sent
to the Bbitish Museum ; comprising 110 Dbawings, 14 Photogbaphs, and 10
Obiginal Maps, also along with the Obiginal Dbawings of Susa, chiefly by
Mr. Chubchill, is a duplicate set lithographed, as well as some beautiful views ;
and 4 superb Drawings of Glass Windows, Ispahan ; added are a few miscel-
laneous engravings connected with the subject — ^in 2 portfolios, £7. lOs 1851-55
The above important collection was recently purchased by me from the widow, of the late
talented Mr. Loftus. The British nation paid about ;^1000. for their copy of these drawings, de-
Sosited in the Museum, the present original set would therefore be a great bargain to any Public
brary.
2289 MAJSrDEVTLLE'S TEAVELS to the Holy Land, Egpyt, India, etc. a
VEBY EABLY DuTCH EDITION, UPON VELLUM, folio, 82 Uo/oes, with a beautifully
preserved Painting (full size of the page), of Jesus Chbist, in a boat on a
river, which encircles a town (P Jebusalem or Venice), and round the Picture an
elaborate gold border with Angels in each comer, apparently quite pebfect, in
the original wooden binding, wtth bosses, £10. Saec, XIV.
The first leaf contains a summary of the 32 chapters : Ch. I.^IIL Tract on the Holy Land,
staUng that '* Jian van Mandevillb, gheboren in Inghblant," started on his journey hi
1322; Ch. IV. Babilonia; V.-VIII. Egypt, Alexandria; IX-XVII. Mount Synay ; XVIIL
Of the Saracens ; XX.-XXIV. Of Mahomed; XXV. Ethiopia; XXVIIL-XXXIL Islands of
India, etc. The last page says that Mandeville returned 1357} and was absent 35 years (this state-
ment disagrees with the Life in the Biographic Universelle). The present MS. must have been
written either immediately on Mandeville's return, or shortly afterwards, daring his sojourn in
Flanders^ where he died at Liege, 1872. The following epitaph is on the great traveller's tomb :—
Vos qui paseis sor mi
Par I'amor Deix proi^s p<)r mi.
2290 Manuel Hydrographique des quatre Parties du Monde avee la Situation g^ogra-
phique des Ports de Mer les plus fr^quent^s de la Terre, 18mo. 448 pp. French
red morocco, gilt edges, £2. 2* Saec, XVIII. (1782)
• Written at Marseilles in 1 782, on 442 pages. On the title-page is the autograph of the cele-
brated Sir Sydney Smith. The portion relating to America, extends from page 260 to page 332.
2291 Mabia (B. Virgo) cunctis pretiosis Lapidibus assimilata et aliis Symbolicis Lau-
dibus decorata, 2 vols. 4to. 1488 pp. bos. 15* Saec, XVI.
A very curious, and,according to a note on the title, unpublished, manuscript, probably written
by a member of the order fratrum minorum, as a more ancient copy of it is stated to have existed
in tiae Library ** Fratrum Minorum Annuntiationis, BononisB."
EUROPEAN MANUSCRIPTS AND DRAWINGS. 137
2892 Mabsilii, '* Medicine Monarcliss et Artimn Doctoris famosisBimi," Abreviata
libri Fhisicorum (Aristotelis) exposita et tradita Farisii, folio, 180 pp. wood
binding, £2. 2« Saec, X V; (1463)
The name of the scribe, who concludes with a pious prayer for his ancestors, is obliterated, but
we learn that it was '* scripta per me • {Joh, Franciscum de Guateria) hoe die xxii decern^
kria 146iii horaeecunda noctie eequentie diet, SfcJ' and that the price was one golden ducat, ^* Pr^
tmm ett ad me ducaiue 1 auri,*^ Another inscription at the end shows that it was purchased by
Joh, Math, ea; Ferrariiif from ** Joh, Francisco de Guaterie Dideilo in pratenti anno 1470 die 14
J^kiruarH,"
§S&B Masttbologium TJsuardi Adonis et Bedse — S. Augustini Eegula et Constitutiones
Ordinis Fratrum Predicatorum — ^Lectiones Eyangeliorom et Epistolamm per
totum Annum, 16mo. manuscrij^t on vellum, 88 leaves, oldbinding, dOs Saec, XlV.
8^9i MiCHELi (P. A.) Diario dell* ultimo Yiaggio Bottanico, nell' autumno del 1736^
fol. pp. haif vellum, 12s
2295 MiBAif DOLANO (Pico) Kabala osia Gioco Algebrico cohordinato nell' Anno 1697 —
Francesco Simoni Uruardia dal Corpo di S. A. B. Dn. Filipo Infante di Spagna
dell' Anno 1758 fecit, 4to. 52 pp. bds. I2s (1758)
A most sing^ar ^ork, which giyes the explanation of the Pyramid, and other numerical
#fiures, 80 often named by Casanoya in his Memoirs, and so celebrated in Cagliostro's time,
'2296 MISS ALE Eomanum, cum Musica, sm. 4to. a curious MS. of the XVth C&nr
tury, 204 pp. upon Vellum, with various Entries respecting Births, Baptisms,
Marriages and Deaths in the Damas Family, several qfthe Capitals illuminated
in gold and colours, £3.
2297 MOSCHOPULI (Emanuelis) Erotemata Grammatics et Prosodise Greece, sm.
4to. Manuscript on paper, in the original oak hoards, covered with stamped
leather, with the Florentine lily and Imperial eagle on the sides, £5. Sac, iV.
This truly valuable Manuscript formerly belonged to the celebrated Monastery of S. Giustina
at Padua, given to it by one of the noble family of Strozzi, as appears from the following inscription
on first leaf: " Isie liber e monii see iustine de pad deputatus usui sci monasterii largiV p* dnm
palate 3 de Strode. No debet vendi,"
2298 MOTTETTI. Quadragesimale in Musica sive Hymnorum liber (Latine et
Italice), small 4to. 124 leaves of vellum, bds, £10, 10s Sac, XlV.-XV.
Very elegantly written in an Italian hand, ¥rith musi(»d notes. Besides Latin Hymns, which
are arranged for two, three, and four Voices, this manuscript contains, in the Italian language, Pet-
eator pensa al tuo signor ; Regina de o del cor mio ; Benedetto ne sia lo zomo ; Convertime o
Signore Plangete Christiani el dolore di Maria ; Anima pe o peregrina ; Amor, amor, Jesu ; O
Jesu dolce ; Cum desiderio io vi vo cerchando ; Piangi dolente ; Jesu facio lamento ; Quando
aignor Jesu sero ; Memento mei o sacra virgo pia, memento mei che non sia ; Jesu dolce mio sposo ;
L'OradoB e sempre bona ; Questa aspra penitentia ; Non tardate peccatori andative a confessar ;
A Maria fonte d'amor ; Poi che ch* hebi nel cor ; Patientia ognun me dice ; Io sto male ; Per
^ella croce ; &c. Early Italian musical manuscripts, written upon vellum, are exceedingly scarce.
In this volume, consisting of 141 leaves of pure vellum^ there is also (f. 30-31), a great curiosity,
, namely, a Mottetto, partly written in Liatin and partly in Italian. From an inspection of this
. manuscript, it appears that at that time, for the sake of euphony, the singers used even to change
the vowels ; for instance, instead of singing de e e I cor mio, as ^ey should do actually, they sang
de 00 o I, which is very singular.
2299 MUSIC. Blanchini (J. Veronensis) de Tribus generibus Instrumentomm
Musicsa yeterum orgamcsa dissertatio, folio, MS, upon paper, containing 19
leaves, and eight leaves of designs of the instruments of the Ancients, and it also
contains an autograph letter of the author, dated Borne, 1742, bds, 36s
2300 MUSIC (Ancient). Introitus gloria in excelsis : a very early Liturgical MS.,
the Music represented by little hooks ; commencina : ** Laudes Salyatori voce
modulemur supplici et devotis melodiis celesto aomino jubilemus Messie ;"
ending : " Benedictus qui yenit in nomine Domini Osanna in excelsis," folio,
8 leaves, in good preservation, hf morocco, £2, 2s Sac, XIII.
2301 MusNiEB (Joannis Alcidii, " Medici et Philosophi Lotharingi ") Miscellaneorom
Liber unus Anno 1636, 4to. 960 pp. bds, £4. Sac, XVII (1636^)
In the Author's Autograph, evidently intended for the press, with an index of the contents,
and a portrait of the author, aged 43 {a drawing) prefixed. The following slight view of the Trea-
tises contained will afford some notion of this interesting manuscript. De Grammatica ; Nomina
aelectiora et Adagia ; de Linguis (especially de Lingua Hetrusca) ; de Poetica Acrosticha i de
R^torica ; Philosophia Moralis ; OraUones ; de Sympathia et Autipathia Rerum ; de Imaginatiouas
1S« QUARITCH'S CATALOGUE OF
■ ■ *- -
de Tempore ejnsque ParUbus ; de Arie JHtinatoria / de Aug^uriis et AospidU ; de Astronomia ;
de Geographicis quibuadam ; de Pythagora ; de Nnmerit; de Musica et Musia; de Rebus Divinis;
de Deo ; de Diis ; de Sectis Philosophorum ; de Sectis Medicorum ; &c. &c.
Inserted (pp. 49-56) are engrayed Polyglott Alphabets and '' £logia Deiparse." The Preface,
in ** Artem Oratoriam," is dated *' Urbini Anno, 1636." One of the Orations is in Italian, and
though it was deliyered by " Alessandro Sentinelli in Urbino nella Cappella di S. Filippo Neri,
1637»'' the author daims it as '* da me eompoaia,*' There is also a dramatic Predica de la Passione
di N. S. Jesu Christo. At p. 206 is an Autograph Sonnet, with the poet's signature, addressed to
Oiorannl Alcidis Monier Medico Lorenese by Giovanni Leone Sempronio Poeta laureato dottore in
legge d' Urbino," author of Boeraondo, a poem thus praised by Qnadrio : " Occupaperb it primo
luogo tra quelli dell* i^felice euo tecolo,'* A Treatise de Graphomontia is also in Italian. The
Treatise de Chiromantia has drawings. The work de Sectit Philosophorum et Medicorum, dated
PlaoentisB, 1641, contains, under *' de Secta Magica," a treatise de Magia, This work, illustrated
.witk numerous scientific diagrams and plates, is a true eyolopssdia of the state of learning, chiefly
in Italy, during the seyenteenth century ; and contains much valuable information which it would
be difficult to Ind'elsewhere. Prefixed to each special treatise, there is a biogn^jhy of the subject.
2802 NOEJEMS (Anthony) AGrlossary orlJictionaiy, explaining the obsolete and an-
cient woros used by our old English writers, with references to examples where
they occur. To which is added a Catalogue of local and vnlffar woros used in
the County of Noefolk, fol. kf. bd.flwn Dawson Turner* s lib, £7. Is about 1780
Ihtom the Ubrary of Sir John Fenn, who has prefixed to the volume a short account of its con-
tents. T'^is evidently formed part of the copious and important collection made by Mr. Norris for
the illustration of the county of Norfolk, and now in the possession of the Right Hon. J. H. Frere.
The manuscript was purchased of Mr. Rodd the bookseller, who bought it at the sale of manuscripts
of Mr. Boucher. The references to the works of Shakspeare and other dramatists, as well as to
standard writers in other departments of English literature are copious, and much enhance the value
of the manuscript.
*2903 OiCAB Ben-Afar Aganai Tebiadis Tractatos de Nativitat. folio, 40 pp. Is Qd
Sac. XIV-XV.
This manuscript, with diagrams and Arabic numerical figures, might be supposed to be the
same work of whidi a copy is quoted amongst the Latin manuscripts in tihe ** Catalogus Bibliothece
Regitt Parisiensis,'' under the title of " Omar de revolutionibus nativitatum libri tres,'' were not
the work contained in the present manuscript divided into two instead of three books. Very
probably, however, it may be the same work which was printed at Venice in 1503, in 4to. under the
title '* Omar Tiberiadis lioer de nativitatibne^ et interrogationibus."
2304 Obleans Family. A collection of 36 Obiginal Deeds ouYsllum, with Seals
(horn. 1343 to 1497) including several relating to t he c elebrated Warrior and
Poet, Charles Duke of Orleans, who during the XVth Century was so long
detained a Prisoner in England, and whose Poems hare been printed for the
IRoxbur^he Club (and very ably republished in France by the learned M. Aim6
Champculion-Figeac), vartous sizes, £10. Sac, XIV-XV.
To show the character of Charles d'Orleans it ¥dll be sufficient to quote from M. Yillemain's
~ admirable '* Tableau de la litt6rature au moyen &ge," (vol. II. p. 228} :
'* Fait prisonnier il est conduit en Angleterre : et il y fut gard6 vingt cinq ans."
'* Cette captivity nous a valu le volume de po4sie le plus original du zve Siede, le premier
ouvrage oh. Fimagination soit correcte et naive, ou le style offre une 6Ugance pr^matur^e, oii le
poSte, par la douce emotion dont il 6tait rempli, trouve de ces expressions qui n'ont point de date,
et qui, 6tant toigours vraies, ne passent pas de la langue et de la m^moire d'un peuple. Sans
doute, qnelquei empreintes de rouille se mdlent k ces lMant6s primitives ; mais il n'est pas d'^tude
oil I'on puisse mieuz d^couvrir ce que I'idiome Francais, mani^ par on homme de g^nie, offirait d6ja
. de creations heureuses.''
2305 Pessiba (Ben.) Adana Lusitano-latina e Lexico ejusdem excerpta in carcere ad
8. Julianum prope Ulyssiponem ab Av selmo Ecsabt, Soc. Jesu* cum reli^uis
hoc in libro contentis, 291 pp. verv neatly written — Tillbmok, Dictionanum
geographicum latino-gallicum et galhco-latinuin — Index VocamlatinanunLexici
geographici, auctore L. Echabd — ^in 1 very stout yoL }5imo.very neathf written,
kr/hd, 25 J
2306 PETEAB-CHA (Francesco) Canzone, Sonecti et Triomphi, 8vo. Manuscript on
vellum, with the Intitulation in lettebs of gold, a/nd having the first page, eon'
tavning a Pobtbait of the Poet in the initial letter and an elegant border,
ILLUMINATED in gold and colours, old morocco, gilt edges, £25. Sac. XV.
This extraordinary Manuscript is entirely written in those singular trembling characters which
Falatino and other autiiorB on Itaiian penmanship call rogmosi, whidi although in some few isolated
EUROPEAN MANUSCRIPTS AND DRAWINGS. IH
iogtanoes tliey might be diMOfered as introdnoed to diversify the pages^ yet are of tach excessive
rarity that another entire nanuicript of tiie same kind now to be ducoTored anywhere seems to ns a
BOial impossibility. The biadiagyWhieh is in moroooo, with gold ornaments on the sides and clasps,
is periiaps one of the finest specimens of Italian binding of &e XVth oeutnry now in existence. In
soasfi portions of it are displayed the same ornaments as were nsed for the ancient beautiful binding
oC#» 4to. Anihologia of Lasoms, printed upon Tellum, which is now in the British Museum.
2307 PoBsiAS EsFAnoLES, 4to. 542 pp. old vellum, £2. 10s Sac. XYII.
A Collection of Romances, Loas, Sonetos, Letrillas» Satires, Canciones, &c. with an Index,
ap pa r e n tly in the autograph of tiie author of *' La Comedia de ^ Desengano de Amor, ano de
161 4»" or at least with autograph annotations and corrections by him. There are several A<»^' A^i f^
to'Eofrasia, Maria, Dofla Ynes, &c. &c.
2908 POB^TOLANO que si contiene tutto il costa^gio di Terra Firma cominciando dal
Porto Santa Maria, dentro il Stretto di Gibilterra e si gira, sino alia montagna
detta Erminia, with an Index, folio, M8. qf the XVIlth Century, uponpaperf
calf and, ornamented gilt binding, £4. 4a
2309 Post Eotal. Lettres que les Keligieuses de Port Boyal ont Rentes pendant
les dix Mois qu' eUes toent renferm^es sous I'Authorite de la M^re Eugenie;
thick 4to. Manuscript in the Autograph of Sister Gabrielle de Sainte ^ufrasie,
very interesting, A beautiful specimen of the elder De Rome's binding, red mo^
roeco, gilt edges, with his ticket, which is very rare, £4. 4ks Sac. XVHI.
2310 PfiiNTiNa. Some Account of Lawrence Coster and John Fanstus, 4to. 2s 6d
2311 PRJSCTANI Csesariensis Grammatici de Grammatica Libri XY. 4to. 243 leaves
qf Vellum, original binding, £10. 10« Sac, XV,
In a beautiful Italian hand, with illuminated capitals, and a fine painted bordbr on the first
leaf, having in front the inscription " ad Julianum Consulem ac Patricium," which Kr^ omits, as
he was unable to find it in any manuscript he collated.
This fine manuscript exhibits every pure text, the Greek quotations- being supplied in a dif-
ferent hand, and the correct digamma used wherever it occurs. As the XVth Book in Krehl's
edttioh is divided into two, in r^ity tiiis manuscript ought to be described as exhibiting '* Libri
XVI.** As a specimen of the various readings, we select a few occurring in the XVIth Book of
Kxehl, treating ** De Conjunctionibus i"
MANUSCRIPT. XOITIOir.
Vim vel ordinem demonstrans Tim vel ordinationem
Non tamen motum omnimodo sequitur arnbu- Non tamen etiam motum, &o.
latio
Ambulara tamen sine motu non potest Ambulare autem sine motu non potest
Aoddunt conjunctioni figure et species Acddunt igitur, &c«
CopuktivsB sunt quse copnlant Copulative est qu» copulat
HsQo enim copulat Hec enim copulant
Utque invenitur non solum copulative sed etiam Utque invenitur etiam oonfipletiva.
oompletiva.
A curious fact is that this manuscript does not contain any mention of Theodorus, and also
diat there is scarody any division of the work into different books.
2812 QUINTUS CUETHJS. L'Istoria de Alexandro Magjno figlio di Philippo Ee di
Macedonia, scripta da Quinto Curcio Buffo Historico Eloquentissimo, e tra-
ducta en vulgare fidelmente da P. Candido. This is preceded by a parallel, in
the manner of Plutarch, of Julius Csesar and Alexander, addressed to FiHppo
Maria Pucha di Milano, &c. The colophon at the end of the volume is ** Al
nombre di Dio omnipotente finisse el duodecimo e Vultimo libro de Vistoria d^Alex"
andro magno Jiglio di Fhtlippo Me di Macedonia, Scripta da Quinto Cursio
Muffo eruditisstmo efacundissifno auctore, e traducta in vulgare, al Serenissimo
JPrtncipe Mlippo Maria Tercio Ducha di Milano, Src, per JP, Candido Decern^
hre sua seruo mcccc.xxxyiii a die xx^ del mese d^AprUe in Milano, folio, MSi.
irpoir TSLLUH, splendidly illuminated Title, and several very beautiful Initial
Letters, original vellumoinding, £18. 18* Sac, XV.
This interesting MS. was executed for the illustrious Don Inioo D'AvALOSy whose arms and
rices are repeated in the Illuminations ; and on the last page the heroic possessor has inscribed
CtYINTI CY&CI RVFI LIBER EST MEI D. TNI60 DAYALOS.
Beneath which we have scriptys per thomam oariberty.
It is from the Library of the Duke de Cassano Serra.
23ia EEFOEMEES(The) IN GEBMAlTr. A Letter of 8 folio pp. from the Pro-
• fessoriB of the Wittbhbbso XJi^iysbsity to Jolin ^Frederic, tnike of Saxonji
140 QUARITCH'S CATALOGUE OF
Elector; dated March 12, 1547, and s^ed by Caspab Cbeutzioes, Br.
Eector ; Joh. Bugenhagen, Fomeraniis, Dr. ; Ben. Pauli, Jurisc. ; Bleyck-
HABT, Syndicus, Dr. ; Philippus Melanthon ; Joh. Saxo, Holstenius ; Lucas
Edenbebgeb ; Melchiob Fendi ; Joh. Mabcellus ! P. Ebebus, M. ; et Joh.
Stolsius ; an important historical document, taken from the Elector fJohn
Frederick of Saxony at the battle of Miihlherg, April 24, where he was taken
prisoner by the Roman Catholics (the Austrians), £5.
The courageonB professors state in their letter, that they will keep apon the path of troth (the
reformed religion) and suffer for it rather than to live in joy with the enemies wiio despise both
them and divine truth.
2314 ScELTA d'alcuni Modi di dire cavati da diversi Autori, 4to. 200 pp. vellum, \0s
Sac, xvii..xvni.
This Scelta, writteii about the end of the Seicento, contains the most extraordinary concetti of
tliat century proposed for imitation. For instance :
** Ma non prima fu compiuto quel secolo che mancando per tante fronti beate le stelle del fir«
mamento, si die' piglio ai pianeti, e con un Sole segnossi il petto a Tommaso/'
2316 SEALS and AUTOGEAPHS. A collection of 184 Seals and Autographs,
including those of the following noblemen and gentlemen, dating from about
1660 to 1806 :— Apsley (Lord), Allen, Allen (Lord Viscount), Berkeley, Bryant,
Cave, Chesterfield, Creux, Craven, Davison, Dun, Dunmore, Gascoigne, Halifax,
Hatton, Graham, Gt)rdon (Duke of), Godolphin (Lady), Kilmore and Ardagh,
Newton, Ossory, Bainsford, Eagsdell, Talbot, Wigom, Wrottesley,etc. etc. — me
lotSOff
2316 SIBEE (C. F.) Itinebabium, oder kurtze Beschreibung aller Merckwiirdigkei-
ten, welche auf der mit dem Herm Ludwig Christoph von Hohsxstein, auf
Adelsmannsfelden und Thalheim, durch Ober- und Nieder*Sachsen, in Holland,
und von da wieder zuriick als Hoffineister voUzogener Eeysse, zu beobachten
vorkommeu, small 4to. 353 pp. very neatly written on paper, with Index, appa-
rently preparedfor publication, hf bd.veUum, 16s 1709
2317 SPECULUM Human® Salvationis ; Facsimile of this Blockbook, as printed in
1414, with all its singular woodcuts, executed with the pen by Jacques Fucien
Leclabart, folio, old crimson morocco, gilt edges, £14. 1778
Considering the almost absolute impossibility of the original Blockbook being ever offered for
sale, this well-made facsimile will be a desirable substitute for it.
On the first fly-leaf of this book is the following memorandum, apparently in the handwriting
of W. H. Ireland : " Of this extraordinary work anotiier copy was executed by Leclabart, on vellum,
which produced, when sold, 4000 francs. At the King's Library (at Paris), however, the present
copy was esteemed the more curious, being written on paper exactly similar to that on which the
work was printed ; so that this volume might literally pass for the original imprint. The figured
title page is merely a decorative title from the hand of the penman ; as the printed book commences
as at page 1 , having had no title whatsoever, as was the case with works from the press of those early
periods."
In another memorandum, on a loose piece of paper, in the handwriting of Leclabart, he styles
himself " Membre de TAcademie Roy ale d'Bcriture de Paris, Ecrivain Imitateur de caract^res de
toatea les impressions modemes, taut TEIcriture des andens manuscrits, gothiques, ou imprim^
qu'en H6breu ou autres langues krangeres, que pour les figures, les vignettes et les omemens, pour
rentretien des vieux livres,'* etc.
The copy of the work from which the above facsimile was made is in the Royal Library at
Paris. For a description of the book itself, see Heineeken^ IdSe d'une Collection completts
d*E»tampe8, p. 432.
2318 Sfence (J.) His Collection of Eemarkable Epitaphs, sm. 4to. amtograph and v&ry
curious, £2. 2«
2319 T-txGLICHE Andachts Uebungen, 8vo. a beautifidly written MS. ofl04ipp,
upon YsLLUM, all the Initials with tastefUl Flourishes, the title executed in gold
and colours, also sixprettv pen a/nd ink Drawings, red morocco, richly gilt, gilt
edges, in a handsom>ely gilt calf case, £2. 10« 1776
2320 TffiEEAMI libes Belial. Anontmi Flores Sacrss Scripturse, pp. 1 — 39.
Jacobi de Thebamo, Archidiaconi Avessani et Canonid, Compendium breve
de redemptione generis humani, Consolatio peccatorum nuncupatum et apud
nonnidlos Belial Tocitatum sive processus Luciferi contra Jesum judice Salo-
mone, pp. 41 — 118 ; at the end, " Datum Aversae prope Neapolis, anno Domini
1382 aetatis meae 33^. Ego scriptor, yui hune scripsi, imposui extremam manum
die IQJuli 1463. Absquetabore gravt vix munera magna dabuntur" fdio, a well
EUROPEAN MANUSCRIPTS AND DRAWINGS. 141
foritten MS, in a neat gothic hand, in excellent preservation^ pale morocco extra,
gilt edgesy a handsome volume, £6. 6s XIV — XV. 8»
Ce second ouvrage est an roman ascetique, recherch6 pour sa singularite. L'autenr, Ja. Pal-
kdina de Tberamo, on d'Ancharona etait Archidacrc d'Averse, plus tard il devint eveque de Mono-
polit et en 1400 Archeveque de Tarente.
2391 Theologica Exceepta, Gejege, fol. (format agenda), 450pp. rus. 37s Saec. XVII
This yaluable manuscript, from the Collection of the Hon. Fr. North (Earl of Guilford), con-
tsins an immense number of abstracts from the Greek Fathers. It was written in Italy in different
baods bj thorough Greek scholars. Some of these abstracts seem to be in the handwriting of the
celebrated Allatius (Leone Allacci).
2322 THOMiE de HIBEENIA Tabula Oeiginalium sive Manipulus Flonun se-
cundum Ordinem Alphabeti extracta a libris XXXVI Auctorum, folio, MS,
t upon vellv/m, with illuminated capitals, morocco, £3, &s Sae, XIV.
With the following colophon : " Explicit Manipulus Florum compilatus a magistro thoma de
hfbcraia quondam socio de serbona et Incepit Johannes Galensis ( Waleysi) Ord. Fratr. Minor.
Doctor in Theologia istam tabolam et Magister Thomas finivit.''
2323 Thobne (George) Common Place Book, containing Adagia, Foematia, Bules of
Good Life in Verse, Sententice, a practical Catechisme, &c. 12mo. on paper,
autograph, old calf, 10s Saec, XVIII.
2324 TOEItE, Pesqueea and Chanoca Families : Certification de Armas y Nobleza
de los Linages de la Torre, Pesqueray Cbauoca, folio, MSS, and printed matter,
with Coats of Arms Sf Seals, old Ihitch calf, from a recent sale at Utrecht, £5. 5*
Contents : Certificate from Don Pedro de Salazar Giron,Rey de Armas del Rey Don Phelippe IV.
m to the correctness and genuineness of the Pedigrees and Documents, dated Madrid, 1684, con-
firmed by Albert de Launay, Bituelas, 1664. Certificates from Philippe IV., dated 1637, with many
agnatores. — Senrices rendus au Roy en ces Pays-Bas, par le Comte de Rache, Mre. de Camp, gnal.
dee Arm^,etc., constat^ par plusieurs certificats et autres tiltres, 1663. — A Document signed by
De Bastida, dated Ghent, 1619— Copia que el Cardinal D. Francisco do Mendo<;a y Bobadilla,
arcobispo de Burgos, describio y dio al R. Felipe II., etc., with Coats of Arms ; — with several other
MS. Documents, bound up with many printed Certificates, all relating either to the above men-
tioned noble families or other Spanish houses.
2325 Toubnemine (P^re, " de la Compagnie de Jesus") Essay de la Science univer-
selle, " Jacobus Allais scripsit 1694, 4to. 164 pp. calf Is 6d Saec. XVII (1694)
This work of a well known opponent of Voltaire, is not quoted in the Biographie UhiverseUe,
amongt the works of the author, and seems unpublished.
2326 To WEBS (Josep>li, " the celebrated Political Writer") Autograpb Common-Place-
Book, containing Prayers for the Opening of the Service, Memoranda relatiye
to Deaths of delations and Friends, List of his Publications, List and Laws of
Quarterly Club, Purchases of Books, with Prices, &c. 4to. 242 pp. half bound,
I6s Saec, XVIII
2327 VAXJGrHAN FAMILY: A collection of 108 oeiginal Dba wings executed by
the Family of the late Sir Eobert Williames Vaughan, comprising chiefly Views
in Wales, in a large 4to. portfolio of tinted paper, hf, hd, £6. 6s exec, temp. 1820-51
Amongst others the collection comprises the following Drawings ; Condover Hall, Seat of E.
W. S. Owen, Esq. Salop, 1832 ; Pont-yr-att Coch, St. Asapb, 1820 ; Langedwyn, Seat of C. W. W.
Wynn, Esq. 1829; Turn of Holyhead Road by Glyn Bridge, 1829; View at Eatingdon, War.
wtckshire, 1832 ; Ruthin Castle, Denbighshire, 1834 ; Glyn Bridge, 1832 ; Bridge at Voelos, 1833 ;
Pbnty Paddock Bridge over the Conway, 1831; Haurwst Bridge, 1832; Snowdon, from Capel
Cnrig, 1837; Pont Aberglasglyn, 1830; Harlech Castle, 1831; Llanddwwc Church, near Corsy
gedal, 1833 ; Cynwd Waterfall, 1831 ; Crogen, Lord Dudley, 1831 ; Llanderfel Rectory, Church,
Bridge, 1832 ; Llan St. Fraid Church, 1830 ; Dinas Bran, ntor Llangollen; Denbigh Castle, 1831 ;
Hall at Mostyn, Flintshire, 1837; Kenilworth Castle; Garmons, Seat of Sir T. Cotterell, 1836;
Criccaeth Castle, 1840; Conway Castle, 1840, etc.
The celebrated English landscape painter Wilson was patronised and entertained as a resident
gnest by the Vaughans, in return be executed some of his best pictures for them.
2328 VERDE BAEAONA. Carta executoria de Hidalguia de Sangre, &c. &c. de D.
Miguel Verde Baraona Vecino de Sepulveda, folio, the Official Manusceipt,
beautifully written on 145 leaves of vellum, withjinelg illuminated Capitals {the
hist containing a characteristic portrait,) and Seadings in gold and colours,
having Paintings of the Ceucifix, befoee which Don Miguel with his
Wife and Child are praying, and of his Coat of Arms, prefixed, Each leaf is
officially stamped, and at the end are the Autograph Signatures of the Marquis
del Arco and other Officials, dated Valladolid, 20 August, 1695, oak bds. £9. 10»
lit QlTARITCH'S CATALOGUE OF
2329 YicoT (Pierre) et Nicolas de Yalois, Lea trois Livres, folio, 898 pp. old calf,
30* 8aec, XVII
A very eUborate treatise on Alchemy, consisting of about 400 pagesi and containing the most
carious tecrets. See for instance, p. 204, etc.
2330 VIEGIL. An Italian MS. upon paper, unfortunately imperfect. Proemium (of
a more recent date) , addressea '* Ai molto magnifloo M. Pietro Paulo Santino, etc."
6 leaves; of the text of Virgil, 105 leaves, the earlier portion, with interlinear
a/nd marginal notes, hy a contemporary hand, folio, original calf binding, £2. 2s
2331 VOLTAJCB/E, la Pucelle d'Orleans, with 5 minor pieces neatly copied by Mk.
SouBEEMONT FSOM Voltaiee's obiginal Manusobipt, 4to. 264 pp. old calf
neat, ^, 2s
" This very neat specimen of Penmanship was apparently made for Voltaire's own use, who,
«8 is well known, used very frequently, indeed always, to read his unpublished Poems to his most
fcvoured acquaintances, professedly for the purpose of obtaining their opinions."
A well written copy of the very desirable original MS. containing many curious passages which
were subsequently suppressed. The chants are differently divided and present important variations
from those in the printed editions.
b. ORIENTAL MANUSCRIPTS.
•2832 KOEAN MUJEED, A most magnificent and valuable Arabic MS. stout folio,
385 leaves, measuring 15 inches by 9|, most beaut^fklly written in Ornamented
Blaeh, Coloured, and Gold Arabic Letters, on the iynegt Kha/n Baligh paper,
in Iramee Characters ; the top, middle, and bottom Unes of each page are in gold
and blue letters, the title pages and headings of each Soorah very richly illumi-
nated in gold and colours; a few Prayers, Jlftely illuminated, are added; on the
bach leaves are the Seals of Mahomed Shah, Badshah, os King oe Delhi ;
Meeb Gholam Alli Khan Talpobe, King of Scinde ; and irferior Princes
to whom this booh formerly belonged; bound in the native Persian style, £60.
This wonderful MS. was purchased at the sale of the confiscated Property of the late Runjbet
Singh, and is qf undoubted Antiquity. As the art of writing and ornamenting Oriental works has
l>een much on the decline since this Koran was prepared, its value is much increased, and it could
not he replaced. Each leaf is paged, but that for 202 is accidentally omitted. Arabic Manuscripts
executed by Persian Artists are preferred to all others, as it is in Persia only where Oriental Pen-
manship was carried on as an Art, and where the Writers of MSS. ranked. equal with the great
' Courtiers. Any Nobleman or Gentleman desirous of a really fine specimen of Persian Art should
secure this volume. ^^
2333 EVANGELIA IV., Armenice, Manuscript on paper, 18mo. beautifitlly written,
with DBAWiNGfl of the JEvangelists, and numerous obnahsnts, executed ifigold
and colours, £25. Sasc. XVI.
This beautiful Gem is covered with a rich cinque-cento binding of gilt silver, elaborately carved,
having on the obverse side of the cover a representation of the Crucifixion, with the Heads of the
' Four Evangelists as comers ; and on the reverse the Resurrection, with the devices of the Evan-
' gelists as comers. The whole exhibits an exquisite specimen of Bysantine Art. It is enclosed in
a silk bag, on which the Crucifix and other ornaments are worked in silver lace.
• 2334 Chinese PBAiinNas. Eight Delineations of the Exterior and Interior of Chinese
Houses, drawn in- colours by a Native Artist, with three other coloured Draw-
ing representing Flowers and Birds, square folio, bds. 9s
■ 2335 PIffiCES ET Pejecepta Hebs^obum, Mebraice, small 4to. a beautiful specimen
ofSebrew Caligraphy, written in very elegant JSomano-Jevnsh Characters, with
points, and having the commencing words in lettebs of gold, surrounded by
ornamental borders, painted in various colours, upon vellum, richly bound in
green velvet, the sides and edges thereof protected with centres, {having a lion
rampant and three sta/rs, as arm^, engraved thereon), corners and clasps of solid
silver, £35. Sac, XV.
Illuminated Hebrew MSS. by Italian Artists are of very rare occurrence. This elegant speci-
men of Italian Art was a marriage gift, it is in the purest state of preservation. Some of the Payers
are intermixed with Benedictions in Ital ian, but written in Hebrew characters.
2336 HEBREW SYNAGOGUE SCEOLL of the Book of Estheb, upon vellum,
13 feet long by 11 inches, beautifully written in a bold hand, without points,
within 12 (Jabalistic ob Symbolical Cibcles, comprising many hundred small
Dbawinos, the spa>ce between the circle s fi lled up by Labgeb Dbawikgs (^ cu-
rious Scenes (one of them Potiphar's Wife and Joseph), tc^'^A the figures in the
Costume qfthe XVL or XVIL Century, £3.
ILLUMINATED ORIENTAL MANUSCRIPTS. \4»
8837 FEEIX)SI*S SHAH NAMSH, a supebb Pbbsian MAiorsoBiPT, in royal
folio, with upwards qf sixty Obiental Illuminations, exhihitinathe Costumes
q^the East, their Battles ^ Tournaments , and Feats qf Arms, with the War Horses
richly caparisoned. Judicial Chroups, Conversational and other PaHies ; the
whole figured in very brilliant colours, heightened with gold, Sfc. this very finely
preserved Manuscript would he of considerable importance in the £}ast, Mue mo-
rocco, with a broad margin, almost uncut, a great curiosity, £26. 5«
From the collection of Prince Ghoolam Mohumed, Son of Tippoo Sultan.
S838 SADI*S B08TAN, an old Persian MS. Sto. with heauti^Uy ornamented title €md
6 Illuminations, stained, Persian binding, £2. Saec, XVIII.
2839 HINDOO MYTHOLOGY. A full sebies of all the Deities and Incab-
HATiONS OF THE HiNDoo Belioion, with some P0BTBAIT8 of Indian and
F^bso-Indian Pbinces, together 111 BXQinsiTB dbawinos, comprising about
250 subjects, the largest measuring 14 inches by 10, carefMy designed and ex-
ecuted %n bich coloubs and gold by most accomplished Native Artists during
the last Century, Persian and Sanscrit names above each Drawing, with unar-
ranged English explanations made in India; all the I}rawings mounted, and
bound in 4 rols. foBo, old blue morocco, gilt edges, £63. (ca» 1750)
A Collection important for its artistic and Mythological value. The Hindoo Pftntheon tnr-
^— ea that of Greece bj the extraordinary variety in the forms of its Gods, and by their still more
wonderful achievements. The belief of the Hindoos in these Heroes ef the Vedas is universal and
likely to remain so, in spite of civilising and missionary efforts. To all students of the Vedantio.
j^kMophy the above collection will be highly instmotive, it ought to find a resting place in some
Fablic Library in England or on the Continent.
2340 MINIATURE POETEAITS OF THE MOGUL EMPEEORS OF IJNTDIA:
a superb unpublished Gallo-Indian MS. - com}>rising 100 Portraits, exquisitely
executed by first-rate native Artists of the time, and 125 Drawings of Coins^
iTi FBAFP^ES DANS L'lND0STAN,tir4e dc plusicurs historiens dupays aFAizABAP^
1773, folio, rich old red morocco, gilt edges, Arms on sides, in a strong leather
box, £21.
Fh>m the date and the place of composition, it can be seen that this splendid MS. was got op
when valuable materials existed still, which have since been lost. The Coins are all authentic, many
of th(>m represent objects of Indian Mythology. Mr. Edward Thomas, author of the *' Coins of
the Patan Sultansi" stated to me that this superb manuscript was '* ▲ vsaT orbat litbrabt
cuaiosiTT."
2341 JAVANESE BIBLE Stobies, a Series of about 31 leaves made from mulberry
tree, with 12 excessively rude Dbawinos, showing the infancy of Art in Java,
and a quaint conception of the Creation, fol. superb yellow morocco binding, £5. 5#
2342 SECUINDEE NAMEH. Bubby and Bhubby, A rery richly decorated Pbb-
siAN Manuscript, written within fillets of gold, round eacu page, while be-
tween every line and column throughout the volume is an ornament also of gold«
folio, with foety miniatube illuminations, many the whole size of the page^
ALL BEILLIANTLY PAINTED AND FINISHED WITH OOLD, ^reen WIOTOCCO, £25.
2843 PEESIAN DEAWINGS. A Collection qf titty-tk^i^ highly finished Persian
Drawings in colours, consisting qf Portraits qf Shahs, Allegorical, Domestic,
and other subjects, some with descriptions, and mostly within ornamental borders
on fioreated groundwork, the whote heightened with gold and silveb, and
mownted on fobty-nine sheets of stout native cardboard, measuring 16 inches by
111) 2 vols, folio, in elegantly tooled Persian bindings, £20.
These volumes are very beautiful specimens of Persian Art. They are offered at a very mode-
rale price. ^^
2344 DEAWINGS of Eastebn Costume, comprising 71 full-length Fi^es (many
of them Portraits) of all Classes and Ea^s in the Ottoman Dommions, some
of them executed with artistic skill, the names beneath each drawing in Turkish
and French, size averaging 5 inches by 7, carefully mounted on tinted paper,
4to. blue morocco extra, gilt edges, £4.
2345 DEAWINGS of Tubkish Sultans, a complete Series of 30 Portraits, executed
in a superior style of Eastern Art, each drawing measuring 7 inches by 10, 4to.
native binding, £3.
Both these collections were brought from t!ie East by Sit Gienville Temple.
I4i QUARITCH'S CATALOGUE OF
2346 JAPANESE DEAWINGS, a Series of 12 very curious coloured Drawings,
mostly Views in Japan, very neatly mounted between two folio hoardsy £3. 3*
2347 PEESIAN ALBUM, 63 pp. of stiperb Persian Caligraphy, surrounded by a
variety of gold borders, and Jkrther embellished by 5 DsAWiNas, small folio,
unbound^ £2,
2348 ARABIC KSS. AL-NATAFI, Commentary upon E:anz.el-Dekaik, a
Work on Mahommedan Jurisprudence, in Arabic, 3 vols, sm^ll folio, finely
written, rough calf, X3. 10*
2349 Ababic Grammar, in Arabic, written in a neat and bold hand, with marginal and
interlinear annotations in different hands, Svo. 166 pp. bd. 5s
2350 Bbllabmini Expositio doctrinae Christianae, Arabice et latine, scripsit J. Cail-
lamer, MS, onpa^er, 16mo. vellum, 2s 6d Melitae, 1640
2351 COMMENTAlLx on the Mohammedan Law of Jurisprudence, a very interest-
ing Arabic MS. very well written in the Talik character, sm. 4to. 552 pp
native binding, 30*
This volume was taken by a German trooper from a Turkish Pasha. It remained in Southern
Germany for about 2(H)year8, and has now found its way to England.
2352 DsBViSTiCAL Chabm, or Licantation, neatly written, in Arabic, on two long nar-
row rolls of paper, each 2 J inches broad, and nearly 6 feet long, ornamented with
mystical circles and squares, inscribed in some places with unintelligible cabalistic
characters, Is 6d
2353 DICTION AEY. An Ababic and Tubkish Dictionary, with all the Arabic
words explained in Turkish, sm. 4to. (valued by Mr. Catafago at £2.) kotmd, 15s
This old Manuscript was copied at Constantinople in the year 934 of the M. E., or ahout 341
years ago. It is to be regretted that the name of the author does not exist in it.
2354 DiziONABio Arabo-Italiano, sm. 4to. 636 pp. neatly written, vellum, 7s 6d 1820
2355 Fabbd-al-Divan, Arabic Poems in MS. Svo. 140 pp. native binding, 5s
2356 '^^—2 — t^® same, 4to. 104 pp. a neatly written modem transcript, calf, 7s 6d
2367 FATUH-al-MISIUwa-SAAJLD, the Conquests of Lower and Upper Egypt and
NeighbouringCountries, 1 vol. sm. square 4to. 330 pp. eastern bvnding, £2. 5s
2358 FATUH-AS SHAM, or Mahommedan Conquests in oyria, Egypt and Arabian
Irak, said to be the third vol. of the work j probably part of Al- VV akadi, in 1 vol;
small folio, 224 pp. well written, £5. 5*
2359 GHITI ALLOGAT, an Arabic Lexicon, explained in Persian, neatly written in
Taalik, the words explained being marked in red, and written in Neskhi, written
A. H. 1108, answering to a.d. 1696, folio, 646 pp. 18*
2360 HAEHRI. The Makamat Hariri, a great classical composition, consisting of 50
Discourses, read or spoken in public, by Abu Mohammed Casen of Bussora, who
died A.D. 1121, fully described by Stewart in his Catalogue of Tippoo*s Library,
folio, 340 pp. neatly written, loith the vowels, oriental binding, 36«
2361 Makamat-il-Habibi. The Treatises of Hariri, folio, m a bold hand, 20s
2362 IBN HELIEIAN'S Works : a very ancient and nearly complete copy in the
correct and very clear handwriting of the learned Zouh, 3 vols, folio, rare, £4.
2363 Ka.fi, " Sharh-al-Mu'arribat." An Arabic Grammar, copied Anno Hegirae 1259
(a.d. 1842), 4to. 927>jp. hf. bd. 7s Qd Saec. XIX
2364 Kanz-al-Logat. A well-known Arabic and Persian Dictionary, by Mohammad
bin-*Abd-al-Elhalik, a Persian MS. in old handwriting, arp.. 4to. 600^. bds, 12s
2365 EBUZAISTET-AL-MOOFTEEN, the Treasure of Wisdom, an Arabic Treatise
on the Knowledge of E^ligion, &c. by the eminent Hoosen Humafy, folio,
upwards ^QOO pages beautijully written, calf neat, £3.
2366 KiTAB-AL-MusTATBiF, a Book of Novelties, in Arabic, folio. Oriental binding,
£3. 3« Saec. X Vl
This miscellaneous work in prose and verse, divided into 84 chapters, contains a great variety
of subjects, such as religion, moral philosophy, etc etc., and describes the wonders of the earth,
mountains, etc. etc. The anonymous author says, that he has compiled it from the Koran, the
traditions, the history of Hermits, the work of Zamakhshar!, etc. etc.
2367 alKOEAN, Arabic MS. in a very neat hand, with all the vowel points, sm. 12mo.
strong oriental binding, 25s
2368 KoBAN, in Arabic, MS. elegantly written within mystical cibcles on each page,
18mo. 674 j?p. native binding, 21* ca. 1700
A great caligraphic achievement, there occurring not • single division in any of the wordS|
though Uie circles are only 2\ inches in diameter.
ARABIC AND BURMBSB MANUSCRIPTS. 149
9909 KOBAN CoMMBNTABY. A most extensive and valuable Gommentary, expound*
bsg, as is believed, according to the Doctrine of the Sect of Shiites, all the Soo-
• raSs of the Koran, 2 stout vols, folio, MS. very beautifully wntteuy Indian hirid'
iny, £4. 10^
8370 Law (Mohammedan) an Arabic MS. on, sm. stout folio, very old and toritten in
a peculiar way, with many commentaries , old binding, poor condition, \0s
2371 MoHJLMMBDAN Prayer Book, Arabic and Turkish MS. including some chapters
of the Koran, etc. 16mo. 388 ^27. native binding, 6« ca, 1670
2372 Mohammedan Prayers, an Aromc M8. with the vowel joints, heaut^fitlly written
in the TaUh character, the chapter headings executed tn gold, each line divided
and every page bordered by gold and coloured lineation, the initial page elegantly
^_ omam,ented, sm. 8vo. 2S0 pp, morocco extra, gilt edaes, 26*
2373 MoTANEBBi. Diewan-il-Mettineby : the Poems of Mettineby, an Arabic M8,
12mo. red morocco, IBs
2374 Muhammad Ibn-al-Hussain-il-Kubkhi, Kitab-al-Kafi fi 'Hm-al-Hissab," &c,
a Treatise on Arithmetic and Geometry, Land Surveying, &c. in Arabic, 4to.
^ ^ 240 pp. V- ^-^ 36* Saec, XVUL
. ' A most valuable and scarce Arabic work ; beautifally written in the Nashk character.
2375 MuLLA Salih, the G-havatal-Itkan fi Tadbir Badan al Insan : A voluminous Med-
ical and Chemical work in Arabic, fol. 620pp. bd, in red sheep, £3. ds Saec. XYII.
An important work taken from numerous Greek and Latin authors, quoted by the author, and
amongst whom Galen is one of the most conspicuous. The last anonymous author of this compi-
laiipB says that the work was commenced by Mulla Salih Effendi, who died ¥rithout finishing it, and
that then it was continued by Mulla Yahya Effendi, who being appointed Cadi of Rome (Constan-
tinople according to D'Herbelot, the New Antioch, built by Nusbirwan,) had no time to complete
it, sod therefore ** he entrusted it to me the Fakir (the poor, the humble, &c" In all probability
this work, of which we have found no mention whatever, would increase our information relating to
the amount of Greek and Latin Science which had penetrated amongst the Mohammedans, and it
wo«ld be interesting to compare it with the well known works of Abulchasis Iber Sina, &&, as well
at other Arabic works recently reviewed in the Journal Asiatique by M. Mullet, Dr. Sanguinetti,
and other Orientalists. One of the most curious chapters contained in the present manuscript
plates to the various symptoms and effects of the biting of venomous animals, such as snakes, ser-
pents, scorpions. &c. &c. We could not find any mention of this work in the learned work of
M. Wenrioh, on the transUtions of Greek authors into Arabic.
3376 NiJHiYA. A Commentary on Nashija of Mulla Julal or Logic, 8vo. a very old
Arabic JifS. mended, bound, 12s
2Sin Sab' AT Alsbar-al-Illahitah, or *' Nuzhat-al-Nafus." The Seven BevelationB
of Grod, or the Delight of the SouL (An Arabic Christian work, containing seven
chapters on the BuiJi of Christ, Moses, David, Solomon, the Soul, Death, and
the Day of Judgment. By two Priests named Bahiyah and Xasis, written at
Bawiina in Egypt, a. d. 1479), folio, 216^. ^, cloth, 36* Saec, XV.
An interesting work which seems perfectly unknown.
2378 Selections from the difficult portions of the Mohammedan Law, an Arabic MS.
sm. 4to. 219pp. the Commentary being interlineal, native binding, 7s 6d
2379 SIBAJ-EL- W AHHAJ. A Valuable Commentaiy on Mahommedan Eeligious
Sects, &c. in Arabic, 2 stout vols. roy. Svo. finely written, (f. £2. 5*
238D ASSlTXtZ AN Inscbiftions : The Eubbings of all the Cuneiform Inscrip-
tions at Susa, taken by W. £. Loftus, Esq., in 1850, in all 160 pieces, most dis-
tinctly executed upon a thick greyish paper, the lot £5.
The attention of great Public Libraries is drawn to this lot. On my becoming proprietor of
ihe late Mr. Loftos' Library, I offered the above to the British Museum, but it appears from a letter
of Sir Henry Rawlinson to whom I submitted these Rubbings, that they are a duplicate Series of
those supplied by Mr. Loftus to the British Museum. Mr. L. receiyed from the Trustees jC500. a.
year for his Assyrian labours. I doubt whether all these rubbings are published; the printed
Senas seems to have been interrupted by Mr. Loftus's journey to India } returning from there his
death tookplace. A set of the printed (lithographed) Inscriptions can be had for 12«.
2381 8lJXtHKSSZS» JATAKA, a Burmese MS., beautifMv written with a style
on 163 Talipot or Palmyrene leaves, in capital preservation, oettoeen 2 oak boards^
gilt edges, £2,
* * Canterbury, Febr. 2 1 , 1 858.
"The MS. which you sent me for examination contains a portion of a Burmese translation from
the Pali of the JItaka, a legendary or mythological account of the former births of Buddha. I
have put the leaves in order, so that any one wishing to consult the MS. may easily find out what
is wanting to complete the copy." — R. liost.
K
U^ QUARITCH'S CATALOGUE OF
2382 VISUDDHIMAGGO, a Burmese Manuscbipt, written on 267 palm leaves,
measuring 2 inches hy 20, between richhf carved hoards, a fine specimen of Oriental
Art-workmanship, £4.
" Canterbury, Aug. 22, 1858.
" I return to you the Burmese MS. with many thanks. It contains a Burmese translation of
a Pali work called Yisuddhimaggo, or the Path to Purity, by Buddhaghoso, which is one of the
most highly esteemed books in B^dhistlc literature. The MS. is imperfect, but still it is a curiosity.
A copy of the original, with a Pali commentary, is in the British Museum.'' — R, Rost,
2383 COPTIC. LoGHAT-AL-SA'iDi-WA-AL-'ABABi : A Saidic (Coptic dialect) and
Arabic Ghranunar and Dictionary, folio, 200 pp, on glazed paper, half hound,
£12- Saec.XYll.
This important manuscript is finely written In red and black, on glazed paper, with an orna-
mental cross -as frontispiece. To use the words of Mr. Neale (a General' Introduction to the His^
iory of the Eastern "Church, vol. II. p. 1207, plate) Coptic manutcripts are of excemve rarity,
but it is still more difficult to find ancient dictionaries and grammars of the Coptic language, which
has lately acquired so much importance from its connection with the ancient E^ptian tongue. In
order to appreciate the great intrinsic value of this manuscript it will only be necessary to peruse
what the two learned French Orientalists, M. Reinaud, and M. Dulaurier, published on the subject
when describing a Coptic grammar and dictionary now existing at Montpellier. {See Catalogue
gSnSral den Manuscrits de Dipartetnenie, p. 360, et 718.)
2384 BZiBZLSW Manuscript, heautifulhf written on pure Veilum, containing I.
Tke Way of Holiness ; 11. The Gates of Light ; and III. The Book of Forma-
tion, 4to. 532 pp, old vellum hinding, €4. I0«
2385 Aeistotelis de physico auditu, JBLeoraice, folio, 88/^. old hds. 2A8 Saec, XTI.
This Hebrew translation is very scarce. It is one of the few remains of the sdentific labours
of the Jews during the middle ages.
?386 AVICENN-^ Canon totius Medicinae, an extremely cnrious and interesting
MS. comprising the Precepts of that greatest of all Mediaeyal PJiysicians Avi-
cenna [980-1036], translated from the Arabic into Hebbew, very legihly written
without points, small 4to. 808 pp, on paper and vellum, with the autograph of
Eusehius Renaudot, stamped hogskin, gilt edges, £4. \2s ? Saec, AYI.
2387 Hebsew Eoll of Estheb, 98 inches by 12, comprising 16 compartments, written
in a neat hand on vellum ; the whole surrounded oy a/n engraved border of emblems ^
ornaments and views, interspersed with scenes from Bible History, 10s
2388 Bindl Pboyebbs and Adages, 1154 in all, alphabetically arranged, small folio,
220 pp, fids. 25s SaecXJX.
An interesting work, written in the Nasta'lik character, and probably prepared for publication..
2389 BXNDUST ANX* Aehlae i Hindee, a tale in Hindostanee, 292 pp, neatly
written in a modem hand, hd, 10s
2390 Bagh-o-BahjiB ; or, Char Durweesh, Eindoosta/nee, sm. folio, 322 pp, in a neat
medem hand, hd, 10s
2391 GooLi BakawBlee, a tale^ Sindoostanee MS, 4to. 214 pp, in a modem hand, If,
hd, 6s
2392 NnsBi be Nuzeer, a romttfldc tale, Sindoostanee MS, 302 pp, neatly written,
oriental binding. Is Qd
2393 GULLY MAGlFAEAT, or The Bose of Forgiveness, an extremely important
Manuscript in the Ourdu language, written m Prose and Verses, m the best
Persian hand- writing, and containmg the Lamentations of the Shiites, respect-
ing the Martyrs of their Faith, who are Aly, Hussein, Hassan, Kassem, &c. &c.
fol. 107 leaves, (valued by Mr. Catafago at £10.) calf, £5. A. E. 1248 {A, D, 1832)
The work is divided in Assemblies or Meetings, because every year at the annivergary-day of
each of those great religious events, they (the Shiites) assemble to cry and make lamentations on
th^ death of the martyrs of their faith. Mr. Catafago thinks that this book is very important, and
especially since it puts in their true light all the practices and ceremonies of the Shiites. Mr. Cata-
fago also has found in this book many words which are common to the Religion of the Ansaries who
are also Shiites. This identity of religious practices, between these two different people, grows more
and more surprising when one takes into consideration the immense distance which separates the*
Mountains of Syria from Persia and India.
2394 Javanese Manuscript, 236 pp, folio, hds, from the library of the late Dr,
Horsfield, who brought the volume from Java fifty years ago, 12*
2395 Kalay* A collection of Stories, in Malay, 4to. 106 pp, v/nbound, 7s 6d
AH. 122S{A,D. 1813)
HEBREW, HINDUSTANI AND PERSIAN MANUSCRIPTS. 147
2S96 Bff ongolian* Klapsoth (J.) Mongolisch-Deutsches Worterbuch, 4to. 364 j)p,
of interesting philological information, relating to Thibet, China, etc, collected
hy the celebrated Chinese Scholar, hf. morocco, £3. (P 1790)
2397 FiAbZil* The KLAMMAVACA, a code of Eegulations concerning tlie Admit-
tance of novices to the Buddhist priesthood, chapters 1 and 4, a beantifxd MS.
written on thirteen leaves of the Palmyra Tree, m the square Pali character,
richlvlacquered, gold ground, in fins condition, 21 inches long, and 4 wide, £[5.
2398 The !ELiMHAyA9A : The same two chapters ; the last line of ch. 4 is left out for
want of space ; a Similar Manuscript in the square Pali character, written on
Jburteen leaves of the Palmyra Tree, on richly lacquered gold ground, 21 inches
long, and 4 wide, £4.
8399 Pesuan. The Kammara^a, the second half of the frst chapter of the same
"work, translated into the Talaing (or Feguan) language. The MS. dates from
•^'.'- the year 1112 (=:a.d. 1751), a curious manuscript written on 13 leaves qf the
'■'• Palm Tree, lacqtiered on silver ground, 21 inches long, and 3i wide, £3.
2399*Talipot or Palmyrene leaves (50) used for Pali MS 8. meas, 10| by 2 inches, 2s
%4O0 PZSRSZiLN. Abool Fuzzool, Duftoors of, cp Persian MS. Vol. I. 8vo,
Zh2 pp. Jf: bd. \2s
2401 Akhlak al Muhsinin : the Characters of Great Men, by Hussein, with the
Sayings of Mohammed, etc. a Persian MS, beautifully written in the Itiham*
Talik cha/racter, 4t76 pp. native binding, £2. 1536
2402 Akhlak-i-Muhsinee, folio, 330 pp. in a modem hand, bd, 7s 6d
2403 AsTBOLOGT and Astronomy, Miscellaneous tracts on, in Persian, 228 pp. with
^ diagrams, wanting a leaf at the beginning, bd. 10s
2404 AuLUM Gheeb: Account of the Emperor Aulum Gheer, M^. 0/^366 pp. written
in his time, in or near Aurungabad, gilt oriental binding, in good preservation,
dOs
2405 Bandabaik (son of Eai Bahara Mai) Labbul Tarawekhi Hind, a general history
of India, a Persian MS. with rtmning marginal contents in English, 8vo. 4fi%pp,
calf, 20* A.H. 1127, A.D. 1711
2406 DABisTAN'i- Muzahib, modem Persian MS. folio, 461 pp. neatly written, native
binding, £2. ^ Saec. XIX,
2407 Diwan-i-Sheeip, Persian Poems, 148 pp. well written on yellowish paper, each
page divided into compartments by gold lines, oriental binding, 7s 6d
2408 Djama Elkalem. A Treatise on the Sulee System, 12mo. Persian MS. 144^.
heautMlly written, 5«
2409 EEBISHTA, History of the Deklan, folio, a beautifully written Persian Mawu-
script, 1016 pp. strongcalf binding, £2. 2s
25^0 ■ History of Hindustan, m Persian, MS. of 1536 pp. a thick volume,
russia, £4. 4ts
Beaatifiilly written in a native hand, with ruled border to everj page, the first page illaminated*
A work of the highest authority, and one of which manuscripts are by no means common.
2411 FIEDAUSI'S Shah Nameh, the Poetical History of the Kings of Persia, A
COMPLETE COPY, written in 4 columns, 4to. 420 pp. well written, calf, £2. 2s
This MS. comprises all the grandest Poems of the Shah Nameh.
2412 HAFIZ. Diwan-i-Hafiz, in Persian, 8vo. 292 pp. eUgantly written, inlaid on
coloured paper, illuminated heading, bordered with gold lines, beautiful native
binding, decorated with painted flowers, 36* a.d. 1556
2413 ■■ DiwAN E Hafez, folio, 302 pp. russia, 30*
These Lyrics of the celebrated poet of Shiraz are sometimes called the Araucon of Persia.
They embody the secrets of the Soofi Doctrine. The poems are apparently in praise of wine and
women, but mystics see in them fervent aspirations towards the Deity. '* Devotion in the garb of
love. We circulate (they say) the cup, but no material goblet. Here, all is mystery within mys-
tery." The literary excellence of these Odes has received the commendations of every Oriental
scholar. The present manuscript is in a native hand, and has all the points.
2414 HiSTOEY of the World, in Persian, folio, 960 pp. russia, £3. 3*
A fine native Manuscript, beautifully written within ruled borders.
2415 HozEiN, Poems of, a Persian MS. impl. 8vo. 311 pp. native binding, 5*
2416 Inayat Allah. The " Bahar-Danish," or Garden of Knowledge, an Oriental
Komance in Persian Prose, 4to. 452 pp. JSastern calf gilt, 30s Saec, XVII.
. Avery elegantly written manuscript of these amusing tales, which were translated into English
by Jonathan Scott, and published by him at Shrewsbury in 1799. The author, 'Inayat Allah, of
K 2
U9 QUARITCH'S CATALOGUEI OF
Delhi, lived in the b^giiuiing of the seventeenth oentniy, during the reign of the Emperor Shah
JahaOf to whom thiB work is dedicated. Ko Mohammedan or Hindoo gentleman ia considered
thoroughly acquainted with the Persian unless he has read the Bdhdr Danish,
SI417 J AMAL-AL-DiN MoHAMMAD 'AuFi, Jaml'-al-Hikayat wa Lawami*-al-ILiwayat, a
collection of stories and anecdotes, compiled from various Arabic and Persian
Authors, a Persian MS, folio, 605 pp, neatly and closely written, 23 lines in a
paae^ native binding, 2&s
This MS. contains the second, third and fourth parts of the entire work, wanting only the first
part. Eachpart consists of twenty-five chapters, and is complete in itself.
2418 JAMl'S Nafaliat ul uns. ^ The Odours of Friendsliip, a Biograpliical Work, the
names of the subjects are in red, 336 leaves, hf, hd. £2. 10*
S419 JAMI ('Abd-al-£ahman) Yusuf wa ZulaikhA. The Loves of Joseph and Zuleiklia,
in I^ersian, 4to. 300 pp, very nearly written, stMrrounded by gold and colov/red
lines, illuminated titles, the headings written in gold, native binding, 24iS
2420 ' Laili wa Majnoon, a Persian Poem, sm. 12mo. a neatly written MS.
native binding, XOs
Purchased by Captain Mounsey at Shiraz.
2421 — — KiTAB LailI wa Majniin, the Loves of Leila and Majniin, in Persian,
8vo. 156 pp. 5*
A tragical story of two loverst the Romeo and Juliet of the East.
9422 Histoiy of Joseph and ZaKka, in Verse, Persian MS. Svo. 142 leaves,
stained, native linding^J^s ca. 1800
2423 Jehan Ghie Nameh, History of the Emperor Jehan Ghir, Persian Manuscript,
268 pp. neatly written, and well preserved, hd. 7s 6d
2424 Khoseu DiHLABVi (Amir). Ainah-i-Sikandari. " The Mirror of Alexander."
A poetical romance on tlie history of Alexander the Great, a Persian MS, impl.
8vo. 296^. neatly written, in double columns, the headings to the chapters writ-
ten in gold, native binding, 10s
2425 Kissas-al-Anbia, or Memoirs of the Prophets from Adam to Fatima (daughter
of the Prophet Mohammed) Persian MIS, 4to. 464 pp. old binding, iSs Saec. XV.
Amongst other Biographies this work contains the Life of Mohammed, which is very interest-
ing. The author says that he compiled it from the Koran, the Commentators, and several other
works which be mentions ; one of the authors having derived his information from the famous con-
versation hetween Mohammed and the Angel Gabriel.
2426 Lloyd's (Ohs.) Persian Translation of Captain Baillie's Arabic Inflexions, 4to. a
remarhah ly we ll-written Arabico- Persian MS. Indian binding, 5« Calcutta, 1802
2127 METHNAWI MOOLAH-EOMI. Moral Treatises in verse, a work of the
highest standing in Oriental Literature, folio, beautiflilly and uniformly written
in 4 columns, neatly boumd, £3. 5«
2428 MIEKHOND, Eonznt us SujSa : Mirkhond*s History, Persian, Vol. 1. 1010 jo^.
elegantly written, each page being surrounded with gold, red and blue Utics, the two
first pages have a wide fioreated border in gold, the title is illuminated in blue
and gold, slightly wormed, Oriental binding, £2.
2429 Muhammad. History of the Prophet Muhammad and his ^Family, Companions,
Disciples, &c. Persian MS, folio, 464 pp. native binding, 25« Saec, XYII.
In the Nasta'Iik character. Defective at the beginning and end. This is perhaps the Rauzat-
aUAkbab of *^*Atta Allah :** which was originidly written and dedicated to 'All Sbah, a.o. 1494.
(See Biifl Khalfa, vol. III. p. 495.)
2430 NEAMUT-OLLA, Collection of his Odes, Elegies, and Poems, in Persian, 488
pp. narrow folio, beautifully written, slightly wormed, ru^sia, 24^
2431 !NizAMi, Sekunder Nameh, the fabulous History of Alexander the Great, 400 pp.
very neaily written on thin paper, caW, XOs
2432 Peesian Histoey : a MS. partly Turkish, partly Persian, neatly written* in
Taalik, containing various historical pieces, sm, 4to. 232 pp. native binding, 2s 6d
2433 Peesian Miscellany in prose and verse, Persian MS, folio, 234 pp. Tieat modem
writing, oriental binding, 6s
2434 PEESLAN POETRY (old), small 4to. 96 pp. on thick paper, euriotisly, but
distinctly and beautifully, written in 10 differently coloured compartments on
each page, the interstices being filled up with fioreated ornament, the title mended
otherwise in excellent preservation, bd. 30*
2436 Pebsian Teeatises, a MS. written in India, containing three, smaU folio. 362 pp.
bd. Is Qd
ORIENTAL MANUSCRIPTS. t4f9
M86 FBOTBBBft and 8ayingB, Persian M8., 1074 in all, in alphabetiMi order» and ia
Yene, Svo. 296 pp. hds. 25s Baee. XIX.
A Terr curioiis manuscript without date or compiler's name.
2437 SAADI, Poetical Works of, thick 8yo. 1084 pp. bemtifiM^ written mthinaoU
lines, russiOy S2f A, JET. 1009
This is a very neatly exeeated eofpy of the works of the popular anther, the Sheik Saadi, written
bj a professed scribe, in double columns, within borders. It appears to have been finished in the
jear 1009 of the Hejira.
The name of Edward Scott Waring, of the Bengal Civil Service, is on the fly-leaf at the end*
He was the son of Major Scott, of Warren Hastings' day. He was a good Persian scholar.
24^ Saadi*8 Gk)oIiBtan, in Persian, 8yo. 264 pp. excellefUly written^ eouihpage ruled in
compartments by gold lines, gold writing is sometimes tetst^kUly ifUroduced, wUk
two drawings com/prising 23 figv/res, the two Jirst pages illuminated in blue and
gold, an aneieni manuscript m good pre s erv a tion, old gilt orientai binding, £2,
2439 Boston, elegant Persian M8. 12mo. 290 pp, ca^f, lOs ca. 1800
2440 TooTi Nameh, or Tales of a Parrot, a series of Fables, 4to. bolily written, bd, 8s
2441 TooTi Naheh i Nekshebi. — Tareek Ali Adil Shah Bejapooree : History of Ali
Adilshah, Sultan of Beejapore. — 2 yoIs. in 1, folio, 650^. written im a good bold
modem hand, bound, \2s
2442 IJsn, ** Xasidalis " (Idyls), A collection of Poems by 'Uiti, 2 toIs. 8to. 274 pp.
giU oriental bindifig, £i, 2s 8aee. X VI.
Beautiftilly written, Anno HegirsB 999 (a.d. 1590), in the Nasta'iik diaracter. The margins of
this manuscript are wormed. 'Urfi is highly esteemed as a PersiMi poet, and considered by his
eoantrymen as next to Hafiz.
2448 WAEAAT AXBEEI, or Historical Aeeoimt of tke Life of Akbar, small 4to.
560 pp. oriental binding, dOs
2444 Wall IHwan-Wali, a JPersian M8, sm. 4to. 266 pp. native binding, 6s
2446 ZiNAT-AL-KuLUB. A Cyclopaedia of Astronomy, Natural History, Anatomy,
Gec^raphy, <fcc. a Persian MS. 4to. 860 pp. closely written, native binding,
£2. 29 1554
This MS. contains some very curious informaHoti. The author frequently quoted the Ajaib-ai-
Makhlukat.
2446 ZXJFUIt NAMEH, by Shnrof-ood-Deen Alee Ghizdee, being a History of TnciTB
Shah, oommonly called Tameblans, a Persian MS, neatly written, stout sm.
folio, 1170 pp. the m^xrgins slightly wormed, red moroeeo, £4. 10^
2447 Sanskrit. . AMAEACOSHA. A Dictionary of the Sanscrit Lanffoaff^
written in the first Century before Christ, with an English Translation oy Sir
William Jones, 2 vols. Transcript made for Sir C, JE. Carrington by his writer^
with the JEnglish portion in Sir C. JS, Carrington' s autograph — Sanbcbitab
Pbikcipia Gbahmaticae, copied from Sir W. Jones's MS, by Sir C, M Ckx/rring'
ion's writer in 1794 — 3 yols. large folio, an important Manuscript, whole russia, SOt
2448 BwaBKA Mahatmya, in Sanscrit, folio, 172 pp. areen morocco, 16tf Saec, XYIII.
We do not know whether, Uke the Dery Mafaiatmyam, this is an abstract from the Markan-
dqFU Pwaaa. See Adelung, an StsL Sketch, p. 123.
2449 Stkll XteliCa Passages from the Gbukth, written in a neat and bold hand on
113 small slips, each measuring 4 inches by 3^, all much used ; enclosed in
the original leather case with strap, intended to be hung rotmd the neck as a
preservative charm, an interesting curiosity, 25s
Written in a character which bears great resemblance to the Arabic. The OatTKTtt is tiie
sacred book of the Sikhs, and (similar to &e sacred books of the Druses) is on no account what-
erer given to strangers ; even the selections are sacredly guarded from tfieir hands ; verses from it,
with t^ir peculiar superstition, are worn on the body as a preservative charm against all evils.
The above was taken by an English officer, on the iield of the battle of the Suticg, from the
body of a Sikh, who, although covered with wounds and surrounded by numbers, fought to the last
with that desperate madness, which only religious enthusiasm ean give, when no hope of success
2460 TibeUin* Klapboth (Julius) Tibetaniscbes Worter-Y erzedchniss : Tocabti*
lariom Tartaricum. Tatarische Worter und Plhraees, Slo, 8yo. 106 pp. bds,
20s SiBcXIX
In the autograph of this eminent Philologist. Some pages are in the autograph of Bayer $e
celebrated Orientalist.
l&O QUARITCH'S CATALOGUE OF
^ — I u - ■ r I — I I -
2460*Tellllgaa Grammaire et BictiQimaire de lalangue Talenga, dite vulgairemeat
le Badsga, folio, old calf, from the library of the late M, Pdlix Lajard, £2.
Manuscrit da XYIIe aiecle, d'une belle ecritare et probablement in^dit, le dictioanaire con-
tSent k lui seal 460 pp. & 2 colonaes.
2451 Turklsha Khiali, Diwan, a collection of Poems, Syo. slightly imperfect, %s 6c2
A celebrated Turkish poet, died A. H. 964.
ORIENTAL LITERATCTRE.
Tranalatiom from Oriental Languages have ieen inaeried after their respective originals.
For Bibles see Nos, 1871 — ^2142; for Oriental MS8. Nos. 2332-2451. Works on China,
Bgypt, India, Turkey, and of the Oriental Dranslation Fund are grouped separately — see post.
OXtZZSNTAX. BZSTOXtir AND POZ.irGZ.OTTS, TRANS-
actions of the Oriental Societies of Sarope and Asia.
2452 American Oriental Society, Jonmal of the. Vol. I. Nos. 1, 3, 4; and Vol. II.
8vo. sd, 15* Boston and New York, 1843-51
2453 Anqustil Dufebbon, L^slation Orientale, montrant les pnncipes fondomen-
taux du Gouyemement, en Turqnie, en Perse, et dans rlndonstan, 4to. calf,
6« 1778
2454 AEABIAN Nights' (The) Entertainments, a new translation from the Arabic,
with copious notes, by Lane, 3 vols. impl. 8vo. genuine cmd best edition, with
the first impressions vfthe many hundred woodcuts %y Harvey, cloth, £3. 3« 1839
2455 ASIATIC EESEABCHES, or Transactions of the Society mstituted in Bengal
for Inquiring into the History, the Antiquities, the Arts and Sciences, and
Literature of Asia, a febfsct unmixed set, 20 vols, and Index, 1 vol.— together
21 vols, royal 4to. mamy plates, calf gilt, fins tall set, £32. Calcutta, 1788-1836
The best copy which has hitherto passed through my hands ; free firam injuries by worms,
damp, or neglect.
2456 — — another set, 20 vols, and Index, 4to. one lettfwcmting, not uniform, £26.
Calcutta, 1788-1836
Vols. 7, 8, 9, 11, 12, 17, 18, 19, 20, with the Index, may be had still in Calcutta, and can be
supplied at 36« per Tolume. Complete sets are of very rare occurrence.
2457 ■ the same, the English edition. Vols. I.— XI. 11 vols. 4to. haUrussia,
£3. 10* London, 1799-1816
Contains the learned Essays by Colebrooke, Sir William Jones, Carey, Strachey, Dr. Wallich,
Bozburgh, etc. " They are fidl of the most curious and valuable iuteUigence, hi every possible
form, and on every possible subject." — JHbdm.
2458 ASIATIC SOCIETY of Great Bbitain and Ireland, Tbansactions of the ;
complete, 3 stout vols. 4to. 80 plates qf Facsimiles, etc. (pub at £9. 5*) half calf,
25* London, 1827-35
2459 I the same, 3 vols, in 9 parts, 4to. with dOpkUes of Facsimiles, Inscrip^
iions, etc. wncut, 20* 1827-35
This valuable publication upon the learning, languages and antiquities of the East, contains
amongst the names of its contributors those of Professor Wilson, G. C. Haughton, Davis, Morri-
son, Colebrooke, Humboldt, Dom, Grotefend, and most of the eminent Oriental scholars of the
dsy.
This may be called the^r*^ series of the Publications by the Royal Asiatic Society of England.
The continuation or second series appeared in 8vo. as follows.
2460 JOUSNAL of the Boyal Asiatic Society of Great Britain and Ireland, from
the beginning to 1856, 8vo. complete, a* far as p ublished. Vols. I. — X, VoL
XI. part 1, Vols. XH. XEEI. VoL XIV. part 1,XV. parts 1 and 2, XVI. parts
1 and 2, many plates, in parts, £5. 10* 1834-56
2461 ' the same, 11 vols, nealily half bound ea^f, the remainder in parts,
£6. 6* 1834-56
Sets completed at moderate charges.
2462 Bayebi (Th. S.) Historia Begni GhrsDcorum Bactriani, in qua simul Grscamm
in India Coloniarum vetus memoria explicatur; accedit Waltheri Doctrina
temporum Indica cum Faralipomenis, sm. 4to. ca^f, 7* 6d Petrcypoli, 1738
2463 Bekb's Origines Biblicae : or researches in primeval history. Vol. I. all pub-
lished, 8vo. m^, eloth, a learned work, 3* Qd 1834
ORIENTAL LITERATURE AND HISTORY. 151
8464 BENGAL JOURNAL. Journal of thb AsiATie Bocibtt of Bengal, YoIeu
I. to XXYII. and Lidez, 8yo. the first twenty-two volumes, Jtf, hound caff in 34,
the remainder in numbers, ending with No, 2b7, with all theplates and Tables of
Contents, excessively ra/re both in India and in Mu/rope, £36. Calcutta, 1832-58
2485 .. another set, from the beginning, Vols. I. — XXI. in 34 vols. 8to. com-
plete, with all the plates, titles, arid tobies qf contents, neatly 4f* bd. red roan, a
good sound copy, £36. Calcutta, 1832— (I>(?c. 1852) 1853
All the earlj ▼olumes are out of print in Calcutta, and aell there at exorbitant prices.
2466 Gleanings in Science, a monthly periodical, in 3 vols. 8to. numerous plates and
woodcuts^ halfrussia, £4. Calcutta, 1829-31
%* These Gleanings, edited by Prinsep, formed the foremnner of the Bengal Jotumal, and
oo|te are now of the utmost degree of rarity. This copy, which has Prinsep's autograph, does
aol OOBtain Plate 5 of Vol. I., 6 of YoL II., and 21, YoL III., as according to the list, it should ;
but these 3 plates were probably never published.
2467 Fbinsef's Useful Tables, printed as an Appendix to the Journal of the Asiatic
Society, 3 parts in 1 vol. Byo. containing the Indian Coins, Weights, and Mea-
sures, Chrortologieal Tables, and the (generic Characters ef Roxburgh's Mora
Indica, with plates of coins, etc, dOs Calcutta, 1834-36
This extremely rare work should be added to a set of the Bengal Journal.
2468 BuDBAGEN tot de Taal- Land- en Yolkenkunde van Neeblandsch Inpis, YoL
I-IY. thick 8yo. cloth, £2. 2,s Amst, and Gravenh. 1852-5^
2469 BIBD (James) Historical Eesearches on the Origin and Principles of the
Buddha and Jaina Eeligions ; embracing the leading Tenets of their System, as
found prevailing in various countries, with descriptive Account of the Sculp-
tares in the Caves of YVestem Indim folio, 64t plates, mostly coloubed, Jf, bd,
£2. Bombay, 1847
"2470 BOMBAY Bbanch of the Eoyal Asiatic Society, Journal of the, Nos. 1 to 19,
consecutive, 8vo. plates, sd, £4. 4^ Bombay, 1841-54
Sets completed.
2471 BOMBAY. Transactions of the Literary Society of Bombay ;. containing trans-
lations from the Chinese, the Persian, etc., dissertations on Hindoo My&oloey,
Ethics, Antiquities, Mahomedan Mysticism, comparison of the Gipsy and Hin*
doostanee languages, plan of a comparative Yocabidary of Indian languages
by Sir J. Mackintosh, on Cuneiform Inscriptions, etc. numerous plates vf An-
ttquities, facsimiles, etc, 3 vols. 4to. bds, £3. 1819-^
24ff2 — — — the same, Yol. lU. 4to. 23 plates of Inscriptions, Facsimiles, Anti-
quities, etc, half calf. Is Qd 1834,
2473 Bombay Quarterly Iteview, Nos. 1, 5, 6, 7, 9-14, 10 parts, 8vo. 24* Bombay,. 1855-8'
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2477 Calgittta Monthly Journal, &om 1817 to 1840, in 51 vols. 8vo. and small 8vo»
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2480 CASTELLI (E.) Lexicon Heftaglotton : hebraieum, chaldaicum, syciacum,
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152 QUARITCH'S CATALOGUE OF
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Europe, 2 vols. 8vo. maps, calf, 6* 1723
2484 COLEBEOOXE'S (H. T.) Miscellaneous Essa)rs, 2 yoIb. 8yo. bbst edition, nu-
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2486 ' the same, new edition of all the important Yedantic papers, 8vo. cloth,
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logiques, 5 vols. 4to. old French calf neat. £&, 1756-58
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French who understood the oriental languages and history. He was at ftnt but litde regarded in
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raged everything. His * Bibliotheque Orientale ' is equally curious and profound. He died in 1695."
Voltaire,
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ORIENTAL LITERATURE AND HISTORY. 151
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t406 DnvASTY of the Kajars, tranElated by Sir H. J. Bbydgbs from the MS. pre-
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Persia, Svo. ma^s andploUes, (pub. at 2As) cloth, 7s 1883
2407 Ebk Haukal, Oriental Geofipraphy of an Arabian Trayeller of the tenth centiuyv
translated by Sir W. Oos^ey, 4to. map, Ids, 7s M 1800
2408 EiiMACiNi HistoriaSaracem(»aMnhammedeadAtabacaeiim,Latineed.ErpeniiiB
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2499 Fallmx&ayxb, Geschichte des Siaiserthiiins von TrapeBimt> 4to. Hf. eaff, lOs
Munekm, 1827
2600 FOSJBSS' (Jas.) Obiental Mehoibs ; a Narrative of Seventeen Years' Besi-
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beaut(/kl copy in grained calf, gilt edges, £7, 10s 1813
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is an elaborate aceount of the work, which occupies forty-seven pages. The Reviewer observes, ' a
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tlie death of Mr. Forbes some reserved copies were deposited in a warehouse aud forgotten, or not a
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obtaliBed a rapid sale, and is now out of print."
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2501 Habesci (Elias) Objects interesting to the English Nation, 2 vols, small Svo. haiff
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2602 Hamakeb, Catalogus Codicum MSS. Orientalium Bibl. Acad. Lugd. Batavae,
4to. Ids. %s Lugd. Bat. 1820
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2606 — — the same, 2 vols. Svo. A/', calf, wncut, 10s 1842-43
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not6 dans le catalogue de Lackington pour 1803, no. 1284. Ce libraire renomm^ pour le bas prix
de see livres le porte ^ 8 liv. st. 8 8h." — Lauffies. The Uediya b an extract from a number of the
moat approved works of the early writers on Muhammedan jurisprudence. The author was Shaikh
Boilian Addeen Aly. He died, A.D. 1194.
154 QUARITCH'S CATALOGUE OF
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Zoroastris' Yita, ejnsqae et aliomm Yaticinia de Messiali ; PrimitiysB Opiniones
deDeo; Ordinate Orientis Sibylla Mjeteriimi ; Zoroastris liber Sad-der, La-
tine ; cum appendice, etc. 4to. best edition, plates, 328 Oxon, 1760
Hibbert's copy fetched £3. 3« ; Staidey's £4. 10«. '' The most learned work upon the re-
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rare, 36« Malacca, 1818-34
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** There are few authors to whom Oriental literature is under more deep obligations than ta
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lemarkable for his ardour and industry in philological pursuits from a very early period of his life,
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ORIENTAL LITERATURE AND HISTORY. 155
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Jibal, or Irak Ajamthro country of the ancient Parthians, and appeared as a religious reformer in
the reign of Gushtap the Fifth, monarch of the Kyanian dynasty of the kingdom of Persia, and who
by most historians, both ancient and modem, is identified with Darius Hystaspes. Chronologi-
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£he Old Testament, Haggai and Zechariah, and a few years after the Hebrew prophets Ezekiel and
Daniel, and the Greek phiU^Kpher and legislator Solon, the poets Mimnermus, Anacharsis, and
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l)as earned for himself a fair and just title to the name and character of a reformer and a
philosopher.'' — Dr. W, Camps,
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2630 CHIlSrESE EEPOSITOEY (The) (of Facts and Statements respecting the
History, Statistics, Trade, &c. of China and the adjacent Countries), from the
beginning in 1832, Vols. I to XV ; Vol. XVI, No. 1 ; XIX, Nos. 1, 9—12 ; XX,
complete ; 8vo. plates and maps, very rare, £18. 1832-51
2631 Vols. I.— Xni. 8vo. £7. 1832-44
This second set wants to Vol. IV. Nos. 1 , 2, 7 ; to Vol. V. 1, 4, .1, 9, 10, 1 1 ; to Vol. IX. 9, 10,
11, 12. — A still more imperfect copy in stock, of which Numbers are sold separately. — The entire
remaining stock of this valuable Repository was destroyed by the Chinese during their destruction
of the British Factories near Canton.
"This work, edited by the late Dr. Morrison, contsdns a great variety of valuable and curious
papers.*' — MacCuiloch,
This valuable Repository is of great importance to Oriental scholars ; its scarcity is so great
that few of the public Libraries of England can boast of complete sets ; on the Continent the work
is vainly sought after. Abel Remusat could never get sight of it, and complains of it in the prefoce
to his Chinese Grammar. China is a world of its own on this Globe ; so much independent thought
and so many wonderful achievements in Arts, Literature, and Industry, are entirely peculiar to the
Chinese, that European readers will derive the greatest interest and profit from the careful study of
this *' Chinese Repository," which embodies the most accurate recent information on the Celestial
Empire.
2632 CoBEESPONDENCE relating to Cliiiia, consisting of papers presented to Parliament,
2 vols, with additional papers, in 1 vol. folio, half caff, ^ ^^ 1841)
2633 DAVIS (Sir J. F.) China during the War and since the peace, 2 vols. Syo, plans,
(pub. at 18*) cloth, 6s 1852
2634 The Chinese ; China and its Inhabitants, with supplement, 4 vols, in
2, 16mo. woodcuts, hf. calf, 4* ^ 1844-5
2636 Db Guignes, Eemarqucs philologiques sur les Voyages on Chine, 8vo. sd^
2s Qd liwU-a.^^SR^
162 QUARITCH'S CATALOGUE OF
ji636 Dcr Haldb, Pesoriptioii G^graphique, Historique, Ghronologique, FolitiqtLe et
Physique de rEmpire de la Chine et de la Tartarie Chinoise, 4 vols, folio, large
maps andtplates, £2. \%s Paris, 1735
Priced, 1848, Payne and Foss, calf, £1, 7«.
" La description de la Chine du P. Da Halde est certainement la plus prfccieuse ; elle fiut le
mieiu connoitre la Chine etla Tartarie dans un grand detail/' — Boucher,
2637 Ellis' Journal of the proceedings of Lord Amheb8t*s Embassy to China, 4to.
3 maps, portrait, and 6 coloured plates, cloth, Qs 1817
2688 FoETUNE (Rob.) Three Years' Wanderings in the Northern Provinces of China,
1847— Journey to the Tea Countries of China, 1862 — together 2 vols. %wo,plates,
(published at 30«), Aa(fca{f7f€a^, 22« ^ 1847-52
2639 Gbosieb, La Chine ; ou Description g^n6rale de cet empire, rddi^ee d'apr^s les
M^moires de la Mission de Pekm, ouvrage qui contient la Description topogra-
phique des quinze provinces de la Chine, celle de la Tartarie, des iles et des
divers Etats tributaires qui en dependent, la nombre de ses villes, le tableau de
sa population, les trois regnes de son histoire naturelle, etc. 7 vols. 8vo. map,
(pub. at 35*) sd, 10* PaHs, 1818
A very useful condensed History and statistical account of the Celestial Empire.
2640 MACAETNEY (Earl of) Embassy to China in 1792, written by Sir Geo. Staun-
ton, 2 vols. impl. 4to. plates hy Alexander and others, with Atlas of maps Sfc,
in folio, bds, los 1797
2641 the same, 2 vols. impl. 4to. and folio Atlas, hf. calf, 20s
Priced, 1822, Allen, £6. 6s, ; 1836, H. Bohn, russia, £4. 4«; 1843, J. Bohn, £2. 16«; Gard-
ner's copy in russia fetched, 1854, £3. Ss.
2642 MEMOIRES concemant THistoire, les Sciences, les Arts, les Moeurs, les Usages,
etc. des Chinois, par les Missionaires de P^kin (Amyot, Bourgeois, Ko et Poirot)
15 vols. 4to. plates, £4. 10s Paris, 1782-91
'' Cette collection ne doit pas Hre confondue avec la plupart des relations des missionaires re-
latives a la Chine ; elle renferme des recherches et des observations precieuses sur des objets du
plus grand int6rdt : c'est incontcstablement le meilleur ouvrage que les Jesuites aient publie sur la
Chine." — Boucher.
2643 Saceed Edict (The), containing sixteen Maxims of the Emperor Kang-he;
translated from the Chinese, with Notes by Milne, 8vo. ^. hd. ds 6d 1817
2644 Staunton's Miscellaneous Notices relating to China, with translations from the
Chinese, second edition enlarged, 8vo. (pub. at 10* 6rf) bds. ds 6d 1822-50
2645 Ta Tsinq Leu Lee, the fundamental Laws and supplementary Penal Code of
China, translated by Staunton, with appendix of documents, and notes, royal
4ito. facsimile of the title page of the Chinese original, bds, 6s London, 1810
2646 EG VFT» Teacts on E'gypt : Lettre sur les Hieroglyphes, 1802 ; Pettigrew,
Enc. Aegypt ; Hierogrammata ; and other tracts end taoles, by S. Birch, Glid-
don. Hunt, Jannelli, Loewe, Th. H. Martin, Thomson, etc. — the lot, 6s
264/7 ABD-ALLATIF, Eolation de I'Egjmte, suivie d'extraits d'^crivains Orientaux,
et d'un ^tat des provinces et des villages de I'Egypte dans le XlVe si^cle, tra-
duit par Silvestee de Sacy, 4to. vellum papeb, sd, 20s Paris, 1840
2648 Ahmad Bin Abubeke Bin Wahshih, Ancient Alphabets and Hieeoglyphic
characters explained ; with an account of the Egyptian priests, in Arabic, and
in English by J. Hammeb, sm. 4to. bds. 5s 1806
2649 BELZONI'S Narrative of the Operations and Discoveries within the Pyramids
in Egypt and Nubia, 4to. bds. 12s 1820
2650 the same, 2 vols. 8vo. third edition, \f. bd. 10s 1822
2651 The Plates, illustrative of the Researches and Operations in Egypt
and Nubia, with the scarce Supplement, 1 vol. atlas folio, hO finely coloured plates,
hf bd. red morocco, uncut, Louis Philippe's Cypher on back, £3. 15* 1820-22
2652 the same, atlp^s folio, 50 coloured engravings, including the six rare addi-
tional ones, half russia, rare, £3. 10* 1820-22
2653 Brugsch (Dr. fl.) die Geographic des Alten Aegyptens, nach den Alt-Aegypti-
schen Denkmalem, 4to. with m^p and 5% plates of Hieroglyphics, bds. 32* 1857
2654 Monumens de I'Egypte, livraison I. royal folio, with 1% plates, in a
portfolio, 9* JBerlin, 1857
2655 BUlJSEN'S Aegypten's Stelle in der Welfegeschichte, 3 vols, in 2, 8vo. iota
bZjflates, hf. bd. calf, 12* Hamburg, 1845
WORKS ON EGYPT. l«3
.S666 BirN'SEN, Tke same, complete, 5 toIs. 8vo. many plates, calf gilt ^ nice untform
set, £S, Mamburg, 1845-67
This extensive work is now completed, it comprises a full statement of our present knowledge of
Egyptian history.
2667 BURTON'S Excerpta HieroglypMca, or Exact Copies of various Hierogljrpliical
Inscriptions and Sculptured Monuments still existing in Egypt, and Nuoia, and
at Mount Sinai, &c. &c. 4 parts, complete in 1 vol. oblong folio, containing 62
most curious plates, peivatbly pbinted, \f. hd. very rare, £2. 10* Cairo, 182i5-37
** Burton's Excerpta Hieroglyphica is a very use^l collection, containing as it does, copies of
the monuments relating to the succession of the Kings of the most interesting period of Egyptiaa
l)Utory ; and many other important subjects." — Sir Gardiner Wilkinson,
^ Tlie subjects are drawn from the ancient Monuments of Alexandria, Memphis, the Pyramidflg
Thebes. &c. and were selected from some of those considered the most illustrative of the Chrono-
Ibgloal history and mythology of Egypt. It is a singularly curious and interesting work, and the
impression very limited.
2658 Champollion lb Jeune, Precis du Syst^me Hi^roglyphique des anciens Egyp-
tiens, 2 vols. 8vo. 47 plates, hds, 10s Paris, 1824
2669 the same, 8vo. cloth, I2s 1824
2660 ^ Lettres du Due de Blacas : Planches, 4to. 14i plates, 2s 6d 1826
2661 Dbummond, Memoire sur TAntiquit^ des Zodaiques aEsneh et de Denderah,
traduction de I'Anglais, 8vo. plates, kf, hd. uncut, 65 Paris, 1822
2662 Egyptian Society, Cairo. ' Memoire sur le Lac Moeris, pr^sent^ a la Soci^t^
Egyptienne le 5 Juillet, 1842, par Linant de Bellefonds, 4to. with a large map
of the Province ofPayum, sd. \s^d Alexand/ne, 1843
2663 FoNTANA et Hammeb, Soiileau de Papyrus, oblong folio, with one plate, 128 in,
long and 15 broad, of Sculptures and Inscriptions, sd. 12s Vien. 1822
2664 Gliddon's Ancient Egypt. Her monuments, hieroglyphics, history and archae-
ology, and on hieroglyphical literature, 13 edit. 4to. sd. 2s Philadelphia, 1848
^65 Geoves (W. J.) Echoes from Egypt ; or, the Type of Antichrist, 8vo. cl. 6s 1867
2666 HIEEATIC PAPYRI. Select Papyri in the Hieratic character from the col-
lections of the British Museum, with Hawkins' prefatory Remarks, parts I. to
III. royal folio, 16B plates, (pub. at £4. 7*) bds. m. 12s 1841-44
2667 the same, vols. II. and III. royal folio, containing plates XXXY. —
CLXVIIL (pub. at £3. 6*), hds. 21s 1842-44
2668 HIEROGLYPHICS, published by the Egyptian Society and the Royal Society
of Literature, arranged by Thomas Young, impl. folio, complete, ^S plates, half
red morocco, uncut, veby babe, £6. London, 1823, &o.
Of plates 81 to 98 only a few oopies were taken off.
2663 JABLONSKI (J. E.) Pantheon ^gyptiorum de Diis Religione et Theologia
-ffigyptiorum, 3 vols. 8vo. vellum, 7s 6d Francof. 1750
2670 Opuscula, quibus Lingua et Antiquitas Aegyptiorum difficilialiDrorum
sacrorum loca et historiae ecclesiasticae capita illustrantur, ed. J. G. Te 'Water,
4 vols. 8vo. hf. calf, 20« ^ Lugd. Bat. 1804-13
2671 JoLLois et Devilliers, Description g^n^rale de Thebes, Etat actuel de ses Ruines,
royal folio, hds. 6« Paris, 1813
2672 JoMABD, Memoire sur le Systeme metrique des Anciens Egyptiens, folio, 308 pp.
with 10 Tables, sd. Vds ^ Paris, 1817
2673 KIRCHERI Oedipus aegyptiacus h. e. universalis hieroglyphicae veterum in-
stauratio, 3 stout vols, ioho, plates of Hieroglyphics and Egyptian Superstitions^
old calf, £3. BomcB, 1652-64
This learned work embodies all the then existing knowledge about Egypt : priced, 1834, J.
Bohn, £4. U« 6^.
2674 Klapboth (J.) Examen critique des Travaux de feu M. Champollion sur les
Hi^roglyphes, 8vo, plates, sd. 6s Paris, 1832
2676 Lacoub (P.) Essai sur les Hi^roglyphes Egyptiennes, 8vo. thick papeb, plates,
ca^gilt, 10s Bordeaux, 1821
2676 Lane (E. W.) Account of the Manners and Customs of the Modem Egyptians,
with appendices, 2 vols. 8vo. third and best library edition, 107 illustrations,
16* . ^ . 1836
2677 Lebas, rObelisque de Luxor ; histoire da sa translation a Paris ; details relatifs
au sol, aux sciences, etc. de TEgypte, atlas 4to. with 16 folding ^late%,>iJ."V>d..
15* l2 Parv^,V^^
■i
164 QUARITCH'S CATALOGUE OF
2678 LEEMANS, Monumbns Egyptiens du Mus^e d'Antiquit^s des Pays-Baa, a
Loide, tlie Atlas, roy . folio, 69 plates^ with 8uo. text^ uncuU babe, £3. 1839-45
Collation of the plates : Series I, MoDumens de la Religion et da Culte public, titleSi etc.
4 Uavet oftexit plates 1-15, 19-40, mottiy coloured^ qf Sculptures and Hieroglyphics ; Series II,
Monumens civils, plates 1-14 q/ Demotic Inscriptions, and 8 plates on 4 leaves of an apparently
Demotic Greek Vocabulary ; ISeries III. Monumens fiin^raires, plates I -10 qf Sculptures, plain,
2679 another set, 59 plates (wanting those of Series III.) with Svo. text, £2.
2680 another Bet, plates, 19-40, with the text "Description raisonSe," the lot,
7s 6d 1840
2681 Legh*8 Narrative of a Journey in Egypt and the country beyond the Cataracts,
4to. map and facsimile, bds. Ss 6d ^ 1816
2682 Lenoib, Nouvelle explication des Hi^roglyphes : des anciennes Allegories sacr^es
des Egjrptiens, et des figures symboliques et sacr^es des Egyptiens et des Grecs,
2 parts in 3 vols. 8vo. 74i plates, hf. ha. 10« Paris, 1809-10
2683 Lepsius, iiber einige Ergebnisse der ^gyptischen Denkmaler fiir die Kenntniss
der Ptolemaergeschichte, atlas 4to. labge papeb, XO plates offacsimiles of De-
motic writing, ^c. sd. hs Serlin, 1853
2684 ' Denkmaeler aus Aegypten und Aethiopien, vorlaeufige Nachricht,
impl. 4to. 36 pp. sd. Is 6d Berlin, 1849
2685 Mengin, Histoire de TEgypte sous Mohammed- Aly, 1823-38, avec une introduc-
tion, etc. par Jomard, 8vo. maps, cloth, Ss Paris, 1839
2686 I^ obden (F. L.) Drawings of some ruins and colossal Statues at Thebes in
Egypt, 4to. 4, plates, hf. bds. 2s 6d 1741
2687 Nobdmeyeb, Commentatio Calendarium Aegypti oeconomicum sistens, 4to. 121^^.
sd. a learned work, 2s Gottingae, 1792
2688 PEREING'S 58 Large Views and Illustrations of the Pyramids of Gizeh, Abou
Koash, and to the Southward, &c. ; also Campbell's Tomb, the Eock at Gizeh,
&c. drawn from actual Survey and Admeasurement ; with Notes and Eeferences
to Col. Vyse's great Work, also to Denon, the great French Work on Egypt,
Eosellini, Belzoni, Burckhardt, Sir Gardner Wilkinson, Lane, and others ; ac-
companied by Eemarks on the Hieroglyphics by S. Birch, Esq. of the British
Museum, 3 vols, in 1, atlas folio, (pub. at £15. 15«) the plates folded and mounted
upon guards, a most desirable copy, carefully hf. hd. morocco, £4. 4* 1839-42
Col. Vyse expended upwards of ten thousand pounds in carrying out the extraordinary opera-
tions of opening the Pyramids, as detailed in the above work. Had every copy been sold at the
fall price, they would not have realized half what they cost in getting up. The paper alone of Mr.
Perring's Views cost a great deal more than the book is now offered for.
2689 PiGNOBii vetustissimae tabulae sacris Aegyptiorum Simulachris coelatae, accurata
explicatio, smallest 4to. cuts, vellum, 5* Venetiis, 1605
2690 Pbichabd's (J. C.) Egyptian Mythology and Chronology, roy. 8vo. (pub. at 21*)
plates, cloth, 16* 1819
2691 QuATBEMiiBE, Eecherchcs sur la Langue et la Litt^rature de TEgypte, 8vo. sd.
.3* 6c? ^ Paris, 1808
2692 Beuvens, Lettres a M. Letronne sur les Papyrus bilingues et grecs, et sur autres
Monuments Gr^co-Egyptiens a Leide, 4to. without the Atlas, bds. Ss Leide, 1830
2693 EOSELLINI, I Monumenti dell* Egitto e deUa Nubia, disegnati daUa sjje-
dizione scientifico-letteraria Toscana in Egitto, distribuiti in ordine di materie,
interpretati ed illustrati, 3 vols, atlas folio, containing about 4£)0 large plates of
Sieroglyphs, Egyptian Architecture, Sculpture and "Paintings, many in colours
with 9 vols. 8vo. of Text — together 12 vols, uniformly hf. bd. red mobocco, gilt
tops, uncut, an excellent copy, £35. Pisa, 1832-44
This magnificent work was published under the auspices of the Duke of Tuscany ; owing to
the very limited number printed, complete copies must soon become very scarce. Usually sold
unbound at j^40. cost of binding £10. L'auteur de cet important ouvrage, qui avait accompagn6
en Egypte Champollion le jeune, est mort a Pise le 4 Juin, 1843, aprds avoir publics les huit vol. in
Svo. de texte cites dans le Manuel» et 38 livr. de planches gr. in fol. Pour completer Touvrage il
ne manque que 19 planches dont il a laiss^ les dessins, et un vol. de texte pour les monuments
rcligieux, dont il a laisse des materiauz qui sont suffisants pour le mettre en 6tat d'etre public.
Pourtant jusqu'ici rien n'a paru, et il y a tout a craindre que Touvrage devra rester imparfait;"
G. Molivi,
2694 Salt, Essay on Young and ChampoUion's phonetic system of Hierogly3)hics, with
additional discoveries, 8vo. 7 plates of Hieroglyphics, bds. 3.9 Qd 1825
WORKS ON EGYPT. 165
8095 Salyolini, Analyse grammaticale de diff^rens textes anciens Egyptiens, Vol. I.
Texte Hi^roglyphique et D^motique de la pierre de Rosette, aveo les planches,
royal 4to. 26 plates, (9 — 39 wanting) l^f. morocco, 7s 6d Paris, 1836
2696 SAMS (J.) Oojects of Antiquity from Ancient Egypt, folio, 34 coloured plates,
hf, bd, calf, rare, 27s 1839
2697 Shabfe's (S.) History of Egypt, from the earliest times till the Conquest by the
Arabs, A.D. 640, Svo. cloth, 7s 6d 1846
2698 Uhlemann (Max.) Handbuch der Aegyptischen Altorthutosknnde, 3 vols. 8vo.
pla tes, sd. 10s Leipz, 1867
2699 VYSE (Colonel H.) Operations carried on at the Pybamids of Gizeh in 1837 :
with an account of a voyage into Upper Egypt, and an Appendix, 3 vols. impl.
Sro. 127 maps and plates, cloth, £2. 10s 1840-42
2700 WILZmSOlSr (Sir Gardner) MATEEIA HIEEOGLYPHICA, containing the
Egyptian Pantheon, and the Succession of the Pharaohs, from the earliest tmies
to the Conquest by Alexander, and other hieroglyphical subjects, Malta, 1828,
title, two lithographed leaves, preface i, — vi, and ^h pp. of text, with ^1 plates
(on 14) — ^ExTBACTS FBOM 8EVEEAL HiEBOGLYPHiCAL SUBJECTS fouud at Tnebes
and other parts of Egypt, Malta, 1830, title, dedication, and 28 jpp. of text, plates
1, 4, 6, 6--Matebia Hieboglyphica, part 2, Summary View of the Early
History of Egypt, Malta, 1828, title and pp, 69 — 134; lAst of the plates ; Ap'
pendix, No, I'Pp. 1 — 4; Appendix, No. II. pp. 1 — 4; Appendix, No. III. pp.
1 — 4 and plate ; Remarks, pp. 1 — 8 ; Suppl. to plate VIII. ; Coptic and
Hieroglyphic Vocabulary, 14 lithographed pp., 2 slips of Addenda and one slip
qf Omissions ; further ^ toldin Q plates, engraved title. Tables of Dynasties, 2,
plates, and another Series to Chapter VIII plates 1'^— carefully arranged in
1 vol. 4to. text and plates neatly mounted on guards, hf bd. morocco, uncut. Sir
Ga/rdner Wilkinsons own copy, with numerous MS8. addenda by him, exces-
sively BABE, £12. Malta, 1828-30
Very few copies were printed of this important work, which is wanting in most Libraries ; the
present copy was accidentally discovered by the author as a duplicate in his Library.
2701 Materia Hieroglyphica, part 1 only, smallest 4to. the text with ths
stamp qfthe Moyal Society of Edinburgh, 10s Malta, 182&
2702 Extracts from several Hieroglyphical subjects found at Thebes and
other parts of Egypt, with remarks on the same, 8vo. plates 1, 4, 5 aihd 6 rf
hieroglyphs, very rare, 7s Qd Malta, 1830
Plates 2 and 3, were not published.
2703 — — Topography of Thebes and general view of Egypt, 8vo. numerous plates^,
cloth, l%s 1835
2704 Mannebs and Customs of the Ancient Egyptians, including their
Private Life, Government, Laws, Arts, Manufactures, Religion, Early History,
and Agriculture, both sebies, 6 vols. 8vo. best edition, with 600 plates and
cuts, illustrative of their Paintings, Monuments, Sculptures, etc. som>e in colotjbs,
ehth, ra/re, £5. 5* 1837-41
2705 Ancient Egyptians, Fibst Sebies, separately, 3 vols. 8vo. illustrated
by 4G0 plates and woodcuts, (pub. at £3. 3^) cloth, 36* 1837
2706 ■ the same, third edition, arranged in 5 vols. 8vo. Vols. 3, 4, 5, only,
many engravings, cloth, £3. 1847
A valuable work, illustrating the Manners and Customs, the Private Life, Government, Laws,
Art^ Manufactures, Religion, Agriculture, and Early History of the Ancient Egyptians, derived
firom a comparison of the Paintings, Sculptures, and Monuments still existing, with the accounts of
aacient authors.
'** Indefatigable in research, full of learning, accurate in facts, and logical in the application of
ioB facts and his learning, Sir Gardner Wilkinson has at the same time treated his subject with the
enthusiasm of Genius and the liveliness of Poetry. He opens to you the Temple of their Deities,
the Palace of their Sovereigns, the Fields of Battle, and the Repositories of their Dead. He traces
for you their early history ; he exhibits to you their knowledge of the Arts and Sciences, the course
of their Husbancby, and the process of their Manufactures ; and he introduces you to their private
life, with a graphic vivacity which makes you at once a judge of the virtues and vices of the Egyp-
tian character, and a partaker, as it were, of the intimacies of their domestic society.' ' — Lord
Boon's Address to the Royal Society qf Literature, 1841.
27Q7 Architecture of Ancient Egypt, atlas folio, with Svo. text, 30* UftSft
2708 — - the Svo. text separately, 2* (5d ^S5y;^
]6« QUARITCH'S CATALOGUE OF
2709 Wileinsok's poptQar Account of the Ancient Egyptians, 2 vols, small 8yo. many
woodcuUi doth, lOs 1854
2710. ' Topographical Survey of Thebes, Tap^, Thaba, or Diospolis Magna,
and the Pyramids of Geezeh, by Sir Gardner Wilkinson, in 7 large maps, each.
34i in. by 22i, 21* 1830
These maps contain the only true and authentic information respecting the topography of the
•famous Thebes. The surveys were made from the actual observations of Sir Gardner Wilkinson,
and were executed by him with the greatest care and accuracy. They are accompanied by explana-
tory and descriptive references in the margins. This survey fills up a blank, which was not supplied
even by the great French work on Egypt, in which the map of Thebes is most imperfect, while
tiufl one gives the exact position of every ruin at Thebes, together with the hills and vallies about
it, the whole laid down by accurate triangulation, which is extended even to the tombs of indi-
yiduals and the most minute objects, and all finished upon the ground. The hill of Abd el
Gooma, behind the Memnonium, alone occupied Sir Gardner Wilkinson thirty days from morn-
ing till night, and every tomb is laid down by bearings. The survey was the work of many
months, and the copies of the map now offered to the public contain the latest discoveries added
by Sir Gardner Wilkinson's last visit to Egypt in 1856.
2711 ■ Fragments of the Hieratic Papyrus at Turin, containing the Names of
Egyptian Kings, vnth the Sieratic Inscription at the back, 8vo. with the Atlas
qf the 11 Facsimile Hieratic Pa^pyri of Kings, sd, only a few copies privately
printed, very rare, 20* • 1851
A very important publication, completing the learned works of the author, of Lepsius, Rosel-
lini, &c. To all interested in Egyptian History a necessary work.
2712 ■ Modem Egypt and Thebes, 2 vols. 8vo. woodcuts and map, 30* 1843
2713 Williams (J.) on the Hieroglyphics of the Ancient Egyptians, 8vo. with ^fold-
ing plates, sd. ra/re, 5* 1836
2714 YoEKE (Hon. Ch.) and M. Leake, Les principaux Monumens Egyptiens du
Musee Britanni^ue, 4to. %\ploA,es, hds, %s 1827
9716 ZOEGA de Origme et Usu Obeliscorum, roy. folio, with la/rge folding plates of
Obelisks, 20*' , Momce, 1797
*' Ouvrage $avant et curieux, &c., 54 francs." — Brunei,
2716 Z]V3>IiiL« Aknals (the) of the Indian Administration, edited by Townsend,
parts 1 — 9, 8vo. sd. 2s 6d Serampore, 1856-58
2717 AYEEN AKBERY. The Institutes of the Emperor Akber, translated by F.
Gladwin, 3 vols. 4to. best edition, very fine copy, cf.gilt, £3. 3* Calcutta, 1783-86
2718 the same, 3 yoIs. 1, 4to. Eastern binding, £l. 16s Calcutta, 1783-86
2719 the same. Vols. I. and II. only, impl. 4to. calf 6s 1783-84
Priced, 1841, Allen, 3 vols. j^3. 68. The London edition of 1800, in 2 vols. 4to., and also
the Calcutta edition of 1786, in 3 vqIb. 8vo. are inferior to the above.
A description of the whole Indian Empire, written by order of the Emperor Akber. ** Perhaps
DO book in the republic of letters contains so much information in so small a compass.'' — Clarke.
2720 BABEB. Memoirs of Zehir-ed-din Mohammed Baber, Emperor of Hindustan,
written by himself originally in the Jaghati Turki ; translated by John Ley den
and Erskme, 4to. map, caff neat, rare, £2. 16s 1826
** One of the most instmctivef and, to well prepared minds, one of the most interesting publi-
cations of the present age." — Sir Jos. Mackintosh,
** The late Mr. Erskine translated the Memoirs of the Emperor Baber — the resuscitator of the
dynasty of that mighty Tartar, who from the rank of a petty chieftain expanded into the conqueror
of Tartary, India, Persia, Russia, and Central Asia ; victor in thirty-five campaigns, and possessor
of twenty-seven kingdoms . ' whose Ameers,' to use the words of Gibbon, ' traversed the river Irtish,
and engraved in the forests of Siberia, rude memorials of their exploits/ Baber, expelled from his
native country and kingdom by the Uzbeks, and for some time a wanderer without a home, ended
by acquiring the empire of In^, and founding a house whose shade still haunts the once imperial
Bellu ; and whose ultimate descendant still exists, a memorial of greatness departed, and a continuing
example of the pecuniary diediODesty of the trading sovereigns of India."
New Quarterly Review, July, 1854, page 253.
2721 Batley*8 Dorj^-Ling, a topographical and statistical account, with Appendix of
Surgeon Chapman's Journal, roy. 8vo. maps, cloth, 6s Calcutta, 1838
2722 BELNOS (Mrs. S. C.) The Sundhya, oe the Daily Peayees of the Beahmins,
atlas folio, illustrated in a series of 24 finely coloused lithographs, after origi-
nal drawings from nature, hf. mxyrocco, privately printed, £3. 16* 1851
This curious and ^rand publication illustrates all the Religious Rites of the Bbahmws.
WORKS ON INDIA. 167
2723 BsNaAL and Agba Annual Guide and Gazetteer for 1839, 1841 and 1842, 4 yeiy
Btout vols. 8vo. maps and plates, (pub. at £4.) cloth, 12* Calcutta, 1841-42
These Tolumes are of permanent interest ; they contain much priginal, statistical, scientific and
p<ditlcal information, not printed elsewhere.
2724 BERNOULLI (J .), Description historique et g^graphique de I'Lide, contenant :
la g^o^apliie de I'Lidoustan, par J. Tieffenthaleb ; des recherches but I'lnde,
et la description du cours du txange et du Gagra par Anquetil Du Peeeon ;
la carte general de I'Lide, etc. par J. Bennell ; avec de remarques et additions
publi^es par J. Bernoulli, 3 vols. 4to. 64 maps and plates, calf, 20* Berlin, 1786-88
** 48 k 60 francs."— jBrttfw/.
2725 Bj6en8Tjebna, das Britische !Reicli in Ostindien, 8vo. a very valuahle impartial
work, ^f, calf, 5* Stockholm, 1839
2726 — ^— Theogony of the Hindoos, with their Systems of Philosophy and Cos-
mogony, 8vo. (pub. at 8* 6d) cloth, 5* 1844
y A profound work, giving a complete History of the Hindoo mind, of the Castes, the Vedas, the
pluliMophic Systems and the Epic Poetry of this people ; of Buddhism, the Jainas, the Mohametan
tribes ; the Hindoo Cosmogony ; and philosophical strictures upon the first migrations of nations.
2727 Bohlen, das alte Indien, mit besonderer Eiicksicht auf Aegypten, 2 vols. 8vo.
half calf, 10s Konigsherg, 1830
2728 BOtrRlJONNAIS, Memoire pour le Sieur De la Bourdonnais, avec les pieces
justificatives, avec le Supplement, thick roy. 4to. laeoe papee, mraps, including
one of* Madras in 1746,' fine copy in old calf gill, SO Paris, 1750-51
2729 BowEE (H.) An Essay on Hindu Caste, prize essay, 8vo. morocco, gilt leaves,
3* Qd CalcuUa, 1851
2730 BEIG-GS (Henry Gr.) The Cities of Gujjarashtra, their topography and history,
impl. 4to. cfo^A, 30* 'Bombay, printed for the Author i^) \^4Q
2731 Bsiaas (J.) The present Land Tax in India considered as a measure of Finance,
8vo. hds, uncut, rare and important, 12* 1830
2732 Bbitish Ikdia analyzed : the provincial and revenue establishments of Tippoo
SuLTAUN, and of the Mahomedan and British conquerors of Hindostan* stated
and considered, 3 vols. 8vo. J^f, calf, 10* 1795
Evidently a valuable book.
2733 BbotjghtoN (Sir Braithwaite) Military and Political Considerations on Great
Britain and her Oriental Colonies, 8vo. hf oajf, 2* 1808
2734 BUCHANAN'S Journey from Madras tlirough Mysore, Canara, and Malabar,
in the dominions of the Eajah of Mysobe, 3 vols. roy. 4to. labge papee, maps
and plates, hds, 18* IfiW
2735 BuiST {Gr.) Annals of India for 1848, an outline of events in British India, January
1848 to March 1849, 8vo. hf bd, Ss ed Bombay, 1849
2736 COLEMAN'S (Charles) Mvthology of the Hindus, with notices of various Moun-
tain and Island Tribes, inhabiting the Two Peninsulas of Lidia and ihe Neigh-
bouring Islands : and an Appendix, comprising the minor Avatars, and the
Mytholo^cal and E^ligious Terms, &c. of the Hindus ; 4to. with 39 platen
illustrative of the principal BLindu Deities, Sfc. cloth, £2. 2* 1832
2737 the same, 4to. A/! calf, £2. 2* 1832
2738 Ceaufusd's Sketches of the History, Iteligion, and Learning of the Hindoos,
2 vols. 8vo. plate, calf gilt, Zs 6c? 1792
^739 Cunningham (A.) the BhiLsa Topes ; or Buddhist Monuments of Central India,
comprising a sketch of the rise, progress, and decline of Buddhism, 8vo. 33
plates, (puD. at 30*) chth gilt, 20* 1854
" Miyor Cunningham and Lieutenant Maisey have been opening the masonic mounds, sacred
to the supreme Buddha, wherein they found nothing ; and others, sacred to some of the inferior
Buddhas, wherein they found some bone relics. Those who may feel curiosity as to how these
' Topes' were built, and how they were consecrated, will find all their desires in that respect fully
gratified by the learned and enterprising Major." — New Quarterly Review, April, 1854.
2740 Debates at the East-India House during the negociation for renewal of the
charter, 1813, 2 vols, stout 8vo. hf, russia, curious, 3* 1813
2741 DODWELL and Miles List of the East India Company's Bengal, Madras, and
Bombay Civil Servants, 1780-1839, with Lists of the Governors-General and
East India Directors, 3 vols. roy. 8vo. (pub. at £4. 14* 6d) cloth, 20* . 1839
2742 ' Lists of the Officers and Memcal Officers of the Indian Anny, 1760-
1838, 2 vols. roy. 8vo. (puh, at £2. 17*) cloth, 12* Y^S^^
168 QUARITCH'S CATALOGUE OF
2743 Dubois (J . A.) Moeurs, institutions et ceremonies des peuples de Tlnde, 2 tqIb.
Syo, wants title to the \st volume, ^, calf, 5* Partis, 1825
2744 DUFF'S History of the MAnEATTJLS, 3 vols. 8vo. calf gilt, rare, £4. 4* 1826
A most elaborate work, entirely based upon original documents, unpublished MSS.« official
Papers, &c. hidden in the palaces, temples and private repositories of the natives.
The History begins with the Conquest of the Deccan by the Mahomedans, A. d. 1000, and
extends to the British possession in 1819.
2745 Dykes (Madras C. S.) Salem, an Indian Collectorate, 8vo. cloth, 2s 6d 1853
2746 Elphinstonb's Account of the Kingdom of Canbul, coinprising a view of the
Afghaiin nation and a history of the Dooraimee monarchy, 2 vols. 8vo. majo and
plates, (pub. at £1. Ss) cloth, 18* 1842
2747 ■ History of India, 2 vols. 8vo. map (pub. at 30*) cloth, 14* 1841
2748 History of India : the Hindu ana Mahometan Periods, 8vo. cl. 9« 1849
2749 Essays relative to the habits, character, and moral improvement of the Hindoos,
8vo. calf neat, 2s 6i 1823
2750 Feeishta's History of Dekkan, from the first Mahummedan Conquests, by Scott,
2 vols. 4to. calf neat, 7s 6d 1794
2751 History of Hindostan, translated from the Persian, with introductory
dissertations and continuation by Dow, 3 vols. 8vo. laboe papeb, majp and
plates, calf neat, 15* 1803
2752 Forbes (Alex. K.) Els M^lA ; or Hindoo Annals of the province of Goozerat in
"Western India, 2 vols. 8vo. 21 coloured 'plates, (pub. at £2.) cloth, 21* 1856
2753 FEAI^CKLIN'S Inquiry concerning Ancient Palibothea, conjectured to lie
in Bhaugulpoor, from researches made in 1811-12, Ai parts in 1, 4to. 21 plates,
and facsimiles, halfmssia, 12* 6c^ 1815-22
2753* on the Tenets and doctrines of the Jeynes and Boodhists, conjectured
to be the Brachmanes of ancient India, 4to. & plates, hds. 9* 1827
2754 FEIEND of INDIA (The) a Weekly newspaper, published at S^rampore*
from January 1848 to December 1853, in 12 vols, folio, half hound, curious,
£2. 2* Serampore, 1848-53
2755 Fftawa Alfmgeeeee. The Moohummudan Law of Sale, according to the
Huneefeea Code, from the Futawa Alumgeeree of Aurungzebe, in English by
Baillie, 8vo. (pub. at 12*) cloth, 6* 1850
2756 Gildemeistee, Scriptores Arabum de rebus Indicis, Vol. I. all published, 8vo.
Arahice et Latine, UTWut, 2* Bonnes, 1838
2757 Gleio's life of Sir Thomas Mfneo, late Governor of Madras, with his corres-
pondence, 3 vols. 8vo. (pub. at £»2, 8*) portrait, calf gilt, 30* 1830
2758 Hamilton's East India Gazetteer, containing particular descriptions of the em-
pires, cities, towns, rivers, etc. of Hindostan, the adjacent countries, India be-
yond the Ganges, and the Eastern Archipelago, manners, customs, &c. with a
Glossary of terms, 2 vols. 8vo. second edition, maps, cloth, 12* 1^828
2759 -^— — Geographical, Statistical, and Historical Description of Hindostan and
the a'djacent Countries, 2 vols. 4to. maps, (pub. at £4. 14*6(£) hds, 12* 1820
Priced, 1840, J. Bobn, £Z, 3*; calf gilt. Bain, £3. 13* 6(f ; 1847, rusaia. Bain, j^3. 3«.
" Mr. Hamilton's works are compiled with great care and judgment, and are, indeed, of the
highest authority." — MacCuUoch,
2760 Hanson's Eoute of General NightingaU overland from India, 8vo. plates, hds.
privately printed, 3* Qd ^ 1820
2761 Heyne's Tracts, historical and statistical, on India, and an account of Sumatra,
4to. maps and plates, cloth, 7* Qd 1814
2762 Hindoo Castes. Summary of the Law and Custom of Hindoo Castes, within
the Dekhim Provinces, Bombay, with an Appendix on the Castes of Poona,
royal 4to. hf hd, rare, 25* Bomhay, 1827
2763 Hiouen-Thsang, Histoire de sa vie et de ses Voyages dans I'lnde, 629-6-15,
par Hoei-li et Yen-Thsong ; traduite du chinois par St. Julien, 8vo. sewed,
Ss6d Paris, 1853
2764 Indian Coeeespondbncb. Authentic copy of the Correspondence in India
between the country powers and the East India Company, 6 vols. 8vo. ^. caff,
7s 6d 1787
2765 Jackson (W. Collins). British Justice in India, or history of the extorted oath,
including memoir of the public conduct of W. C. Jack3on,his voluntary defence,
etc. Vol. I., 8\o. bds, privately printed, 3* 6d 1812
WORKS ON INDIA. 169
8fd6 Xblly's Oriental Metrology, comprising the monies, weights, and measnres of
the East Indies, with Appendix of the Measnres of Time and a Yocabulary
of Indian terms, 8vo. calf, 4* 1833
2767 Khojeh Abdflkubbeem, Memoirs of, translated from the Persian by Gladwin,
8vo. hd, 3* 6e« Calcutta, 1788
Khojeh Abdulkurreem was a Cashmerian of distinction, who accompanied Nadir Shah ; and
his memoirs comprise a history of Uindostan from 1730 to 1749.
2768 KiNDEBSLEY*8 Specimens of Hindoo Literature, translations from the Tamoul
Language, with iTotes on the Mythology, 8vo. ^'plates, calf neat , 6* 1794
2769 the same, 8vo. hd^, 5* 1794
^70 LASSEN (Chr.) Indische Altebthumseunde, 3 stout vols, royal 8vo. hf hd,
calf neat, £3. 10* Bonn, 1847-58
The most learned work on the Ancient History and Geogpraphy of India. Some parts of the
work are out of print.
2771 Latham (E. G.) Ethnology of India, 8vo. cloth, 9s 1869
2772 Law (the) relating to India and the East India Company, with notes and appen-
dix, stout 4to. (pub. at £3. 3^) cloth, 2s 6d 1841
2773 Mackenzie's Sketch of the War with Tippoo Sultaun, 1789-92, with Appendices^
2 vols. 4to. half calf, 10s Calcutta, 1793-4
2774 Mace:intosh'8 (Capt.) Accoimt of the Origin and present condition of the Tbibs
OE Eamoossies, including the Life of the Chief Oomiah Naik, 8yo. 260 pp. sd.
2s Qd Bombay, 1833
2775 the same, 8vo. hf hound morocco, uncut, 5* 1833
Only a few copies were printed for the Author. A portion of the population of the Dekkan
consists of predatory tribes, viz. the Bheels, the Kolies and the Ramoossies. The Ramoossies reside
chiefly in the outskirts of the towns and villages in the Tallies of the Maun, Neera, Bhema, and Pem
rivecB, and in the adjoining plains and highlands within the dominions of his Highness the Rajah
of Satara, and the Poona and Ahmednugger collectorates.
2776 Madeas. Medical Topography and Statistics of the Presidency of Madras,
Vol. II. 8vo. 9 coloured lithographs, hf bd. 5s Madras, 1844
2777 Madeas. Eeports of the Commissioners of Public Works in the Madras Presi-
dency, with Appendices and Sir B[enry JPottinger's extensive MS, comments,
2 vols. 4to. sd. 5s Madras, 1852-3>
2778 Maskell's Circular Orders of the Board of Eevenue, 1820-53, 2 vols. 8vo. calf
gilt, gilt edges, not uniform, 12s Madras, 1851-4
2779 MAITrICE (Eev. T.) Ancient and Modem History of Hindostan, 5 vols, in 4,
4to: plates, haJfrussia, neat, £2. 1820
2780 ■ Indian Antiquities, 7 vols. 8vo. map and plates, ^f, bd. 18* 1794-1806
2781 ■ the same, 7 vols. 8vo. many plates of Indian Deities, calf neat, 26*
1794-1800
A very curious work, containing Dissertations relative to the ancient geographical divisions^
the pure system of primeval theology, the grand code of civil laws, the original form of govern*
ment, the widely-extended commerce, and the various and profound literature, of Hindostan : com«
pared throughout with the religion, laws, government, and literature of Persia, Egypt, and Greece,
the whole intended as introductory to the history of Hindostan, upon a comprehensive scale.
Menu Ordinances — see Sanscrit books.
2782 MILL'S (Jas.) Histobt of Bbitish Ikdia, with a Continuation from 1805 to
1835, and copious Notes and Illustrations, by Horace Hayman Wilson, Esq.,M. A.»
Boden Professor of Sanscrit at Oxford, 9 vols. 8vo. third edition, calf, £5. 1826-48
2783 another copy, the fourth edition, 9 vols. 8vo. cloth, £5. 6* 1840-4S
2784 The Continuation by Wilson separately, 3 vols. 8vo. cloth, 12* 184i5-&
The first edition appeared in 3 vols. 4to. London, 1817-1818 ; the second, 6 vols. 8vo. 1820 ;
the third, 6 vols. 8vo. 1826 ; the fourth edition, edited by Wilson, 1840-48. The recent cheap issue
cannot compete with these library editions.
Mr. Mill's work has been fairly cbaracteiised in the 31st volume of the " Edinburgh Review:"
— *'Mr. Mill appears to possess, in perfection, the patient industry and habits of research which
the work demanded ; an acute and logical mind, with very little imagination or passion, and well
stored with that sort of information which such a mind, combined with such powers of application,
18 apt to require. He seems perfectly familiar with the modern and ancient historians and orators,
and to have studied diligently the progress of all the sciences connected with government and
legislation, from the earliest speculations to their most recent advances. It is not difficulty after this
t7a QUARITCH'S CATALOGUE OF
oluuractor, to imagine how he has performed his task. Those parts in which picturesque descrip-
tion, and the power of warm and interesting narrative might have been displayed^ are not made the
most of by him. But in the careful investigation of facts, and of the inference to be drawn from
them, in illustrating his subject by help of the widest range of historical knowledge, in discriminating
between the real and apparent causes of events, in the examination of policy, in the exposition of
the motives of the actors, and the consequences of their acts, in unfolding ' the drift of hollow
states hard to be spelled,' he leaves littie to be desired. Of partiality in bending facts or opinions in
favour of any individual or any party, we have not discovered the least symptom ; and though it
may be invidious to pry into the causes of so good a quality, we are apt to attribute his merit, on
this score, to the habits of thought as much as to his love of justice."
2785 MONTGOMEEY (E.) Statistical Eeport of the District of Cawnpoob, roy.
4to. many maps, showing the smallest Mamlets in that now so famous District,
cloth, privately printed, babe, 36« Calcutta, 1849
A pattern volume of a good topographical work ; tbe list of villages contains their names in
Urdu and English, classifications of the Population, etc.
2786 — — — Principles of Law circulated for the guidance of Civil Justice OflScers
in the Punjab, ibl. JEastem binding, 20s < Lahore, 1854
2787 MOOR'S Hindoo Pantheon ; or Mythological History of Hindoo Deities and
Antiquities, impl. 4to. with K^ fine plates, calf gilt, fine copy, rare, £6. 6« 1810
3788 ■ the same, roy 4to. 105 plates, without the text, authors presentation
copy, calf gilt, £2. 2* 1810
The best work of its kind ; complete copies, with 105 plates, are very rare.
Priced, 1847, Allen, £7. Is ; 1839, Klaproth's copy, fetched 158 fr.
i789 Nbpaul. Papers respecting the Nepaul War, 1814-17, folio, 998 pp. hf cf 5* 1824
2790 KoBTON on the Presidency of Madras, 8yo. cloth, 2« Madras, 1854
»91 OEME'S (Eobt.) History of the MUitary Transactions of the British Nation in
Indostan from 1745, to which is prefixed a Dissertation on the Establishment
made by Mahomedan Conquerors in Indostan, 3 vols. 4to. folding maps and
plates, old calf, 32* 1763-78
This valuable historical work *' occupies so vast a field, that every future historian of modem
India must unavoidably trench, in a greater or less degree, upon his premises." — Quarterly Review.
2792 Pembeeton's (E. B.) Bootan, a report, roy. 8vo. with ii maps, cloth, 10* Calc, 1839
2793 PEDSrSEP'S (Jas.) Essays on Indian Antiqihtibs, historic, numismatic and
paleographic, with his Useful Tables illustrative of Indian history, coinages,
weights, measures, etc. edited with notes and additions by Thomas, 2 stout vols.
8vo. 53 plates of JEarly Indian and Bactrian Coins and Antiquities, (pub. at
£2. 12s 6d) cloth, £2. , 1858
Mr. Edward Ihomas, late of the Bengal Civil Service, deserves the thanks of all Oriental
Scholars for this first collected edition of Prinsep ; his notes and additional matter are very con-
siderable. These volumes form a complete Chronology of India, based upon the most authentic
lecords, viz. the Coins of all the rulers. The reproduction of the *< Useful Tables '' is a boon to all
the possessors of the " Bengal Journal " to which they form a necessary adjunct. v
2794 PRINSEP'S (H. T.) British India under the Administration of the Marquess
of Hastings, 1813-18, 4to. ^, hd. calf, Ss 1820
2795 '' Political and Military Transactions in India, in 1813-23, 2 vols. 8vo.
maps and plates, (pub. as £1. 12s) hf. bd. 7 s Qd 1825
i796 Kaiees on the North- Western provinces of India, 8vo. (pub. at 6*) cl. 2s 1852
2797 Eobinson's Asam, with Local Geography, account of the tea-plant, and history
of the neighbouring tribes, 8vo. maps, (pub. at 24*) hf, bd, 16* Calcutta, 1841
2798 Bouse ( C. W . B.) the Landed Property of Bengal, 8vo. cf. curious, 3s Calc^ 1791
2799 SEIE-MUTAQHARIISr, or View of Modem Times, from the year 1118 to the
year 1195 of the Hidjrah, containing in general the Beigns of the Seven last
Emperors of Hindostan, and in particular, an Account of the English Wars in
( Bengal, 3 vols. 4to. slightly vrnperfect^ stained and worm-eaten, like nearly all
copies, 30* Calcutta, 1789
' Priced, 1839, Madden, £h, 5*.
" This work is written in the style of private memoirs, the most useful and engaging shape
which history can assume ; nor, excepting the peculiarities which belong to the Mohammedan cha-
racter and creed, do we perceive throughout its pages any inferiority to those of the historical me-
moirs of Europe. The Due de Sully, Lord Clarendon, or Bishop Burnet, need not have been
ashamed to be the authors of such a production." — Preface to Col, Brigg's JYanslation.
WORKS ON INDIA. ^ }71
2800 BsLBcnoK of Papers from the KecordB of the East India Hoose, relating to the
!Beyenue, Police, and Civil and Criminal Justice under the Company'swovem-
ments in India, 4 stout vols, folio, calf gilt, 10* 1820-26
2801 Shakesfsab's North Western Provinces of the Bengal Presidency, roy. 8vo.
cloth,, 9^ Calcutta, 1848
2802 Shubbeef (J.) Qanoon-e-Islam ; or the Customs of the Moosulmans of India,
comprising a full and exact account of their various rites and ceremonies, trans-
lated by Herklots, with appendix and glossary of Oriental terms, stout 8vo. '
frontispiece and 7 plates, (pub. at 16*) calf gilt, 12ts M 1832
2803 SLEEMAN (W. H.) Eamaseeana, or a Yocabuljlby of the peculiar language
used by the Thugs, with an introduction and appendix, descriptive of the sys- \
tem pursued by that fraternity and of the measures which have been adopted
by the supreme GK>yerument of India for its suppression, 8vo. hds, 16«
Calcutta, 1836
Collation : Title, pp. 8, 270, and 515, and 3 folding plates.
2804 — — Eeport on the Depredations committed by the Thug Gangs of Uppep '
* and Central India, from 1836 to their suppression, stout 8vo. map and tMes^
cloth, rare, 15* Calcutta, 1840
2805 ■ Bambles and BecoUections of an Indian Official, 2 vols. 8vo. numerotcs'
coloured plates, 4/* fnorocco, rare, d2s 1844
One of the best modem works on India.
2806 Sullivan's Tracts upon India, 1779-88, 8vo. calf, 2s 1795
2807 TENNANT (William) Indian Eecreations ; consisting chiefly of Strictures on .
the Domestic and Eural Economy of the Mahomedans and Hindoos, 3 vols. '
8vo. plates, (pub. at £1.11* Qd) If. hd, uncut, 10s Qd 1804-8
One of Uie best pictures of India. '* These entertaining and valuable letters contain much
amusement for the general reader, and much instruction worthy qf' the practical attention both qf
th» mbject and the ruler. They mix the useful with the agreeable ; and will add to the information .
of the merchant, the farmer, the geographer, and the statist."
2808 Thobnton's (E.) History of the British Empire in India, 6 vols. 8vo. maps^
cloth, 30? 1841-45
2809 History of the East India Company, 8vo. russia extra, 5* 1838
2810 ' Gazetteer of the East India Company's Territories, and the I^ative
States of the Indian continent, stout 8vo. 1016 pp. double columns, map, (pub.
at £1. Is) cloth, 17 s 6d 1857
2811 Thobnton (J.) Translation of a proceeding regarding the settlement of a village
in the presidency of Bengal, 8vo. maps, bds. 6s -^gra, 1847
2812 TOD'S Annals and Antiquities of Rajast'han, or the Central and Western
lUkjpoot States of India, (commonly called Bajpootana), by Libut.-Colonbl
Jambs Tod, many years resident in Hajpootana as Political Agent, 2 vols.
impl. 4to. embellished with above 50 extremely beautiful line engravings by
Finden^ and large folding maps, (pub. at £9. 9«) ca^^ extra, ma/rbled edges,
£6. 10* 1829
'* 1 am sure that no one can peruse those two splendid yolumes without feeling that their
author has been able to bring to researches apparently exhausted, a stock at once of new materials
and of superior sagacity, by which he has thrown considerable light upon Hindoo Chronology.
And if we descend to the later periods of history, he has certainly been sufficiently fortunate to find.
a vut unoccupied tract to explore, in the annals of those States which he has been the first to
describe. He has thus been able to combine, what few discoverers before him have had the good
fortune to unite, new events with a new field, the varied drama of a history hardly known, with a
theatre decked out in the most gorgeous scenery which nature can give, and the most sumptuous
monuments that eastern art can add. Whether we consider the geographical, the historical, or the
artistic additions to our knowledge of India communicated in this work, or the interest of the per* ,
sonal knowledge it contains, we may safely, I think, rank it among the most valuable, as well as
among the most beautiful works upon eastern literature.*'— FfMeman.
2813 TowNSBND (M.) Indian Official Thesaurus, being introductory to annals of
Indian administration, 8vo. sd. 2s Qd oerampore, 1858
2814 Tbansactions in India, 1756-83, a history of Lord Clive and Warren Hastings,
8vo. bds. 2s Qd 1786
" To criminate the administration of Governor Hastings seems to be the chief object of thia
narrative, which is evidently written by an able hand.'' — Monthly lieoteu}> VolLlb,
172 QUARITCH'S CATALOGUE OF
■ ■ ■ ■ ■ f ' - '■ * ^- —
2815 WEBEE (A.) Indische Studien, Zeitschiift fiir die Kunde des Indischen Alter-
thtims, Vols. I. II. in 6 parts, Svo. sd, 20s Berlin, 1850-53
2815* IndiacLe Skizzen, Svo, facsimile, sd, 2s Berlin, 1857
8816 WILKS, Sketches of the South of India, history of Mysoor from its origin to
1799, 3 vols. 4to. maps, £5. 1810-17
2817 the same, Vol. 11. only, 4to. calf, 12s 1817
*' A very yalaable and authentic work.'' — Lowndes.
2818 Williams (lient.-Col. Monier) Memoir on the Zilla of Baroche, being the result
of a Survey executed by order of the Bombay government, royal 4to. plates of
Agricultural implements, hds. uncut, privately printed, 7s 6d 1825
2819 WILSON'S Indm; The History ofBritish India, from 1805 to 1835, with copious
Notes and Illustrations, by Horace Hayman Wilson, Esq. M.A. Boden Pro-
fessor of Sanscrit at Oxford, 3 vols. Svo. (pub. at £2. 2s) cloth, 12s 1848
** The only work to which the Statesman and Philosopher can refer, and will hand down to
posterity an imperishable monument of the Historian's impartiality, sagacity, and truthfulness,
combined with great power of reflection and unbiassed judgment." — Athenteum.
Professor Wilson, the greatest Indian Scholar in Europe, in writing this eventful history, has
congnl ted a ll available authorities of an original and authentic description.
2820 WILSON'S (H. H.) Glossary of Judicial aod Revenue Terms, and of useful
words occurring in official documents relating to the administration of British
India, from the Arabic, Persian, Hindustani, Sanskrit, Hindi, Bengali, Uriya,
Marathi, Gruzerathi, Telugu, Kamata, Tamil, Malay alam, and other languages,
4to. (pub. at 42* 6d) cloth, 32* 1855
2821 TEAUTS and smaller works on India, including : Bellasis Brohminabad, Bom-
bay, 1856 ; Bengal husbandry, Calc, 1806 ; Bengal Salt !Revenue, Calc, 1833 ;
Brown, Journal kept at Kahun, Bombay, 1844 ; The Lowjee family, Bombay,
1844; Wilson, External Commerce of Bengal, 1813-28, Calc, 1830 j and 4
others — together 10, 4to. and 8vo, 5*
2822 TUJElKISir. D'OHSSONrMouradja) Tableau g^n^raldeTEmpireOthomaQ,
compr^nant le Legislation Mahom^taine et I'histoire de cet Empire, 2 vols. roy.
foiio, frontispiece and 14AJme plates, hf bd. old calf, £2. 2s Paris, 1787-90^
Priced, Meerman, wanting plates \3, }9 &nd 36, 90flor. ; 1836, Ardi, russia, £&. 15«6<i:
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Kjught's, rtusia, £15. ; Stanley, russia, £29. 8«.
The plates are beautifully executed, and the testimony of Burckhardt to the valuable and
interesting information that the work contains, should alone secure it a place in every well chosen
library. — Dibdin*s Library Companion. A gentleman whose personal acquaintance with the Otto*
man laws and customs renders him the most competent judge of the merits of D'Ohsson's work, has
said that the perusal of it rendered him more than a match for the Cadi.
2823 Alix, Histoire de I'empire Ottoman, 3 vols. 8to. map, half calf neat,
6* Baris, 1822-24
2824 BusBBQUii (Aug. G.) Epistolae Quatuor, 12mo. a long series of very character^
istic Letters on the Geography amd interrial state of Turkey, calf, hs
Boris, 1589, et Lovanii, 1630
2825 Etok*s Survey of the Turkish Empire, russia, 2s Qd 1798
2826 FuLLEB (John) Narrative of a Tour in the Turkish Empire, 8vo. maps, bds. pri^
vaiehj printed, and not for sale, 6* 1829-
2827 HAM!MEE, Histoire de I'Empire Ottoman depuis son Origine jusqu'a nos jours,
ouvrage puise aux sources les plus authentiques et r^dig^ sur des Documents
et des Manuscrits la plupart inconnus en Europe, 18 vols. 8vo. and folio Atlas,
21 m^s amd 16 plates, representing the principal Battles and Sieges of the Turks,
(pub. at £6. 6«) sd. £3. 15« Baris, 1814-1&
''The History of Von Hammer we need not mention, we might as well notice Hume's ' History
of England ' as h propos of the subject in hand. If any gentleman happens to be about to write
another cheap book on Turkey for some enterprising pubUsher, we recommend it to him as a mine
of very valuable materials. If he uses it discreetly, it will be hard to discover that he was not bom
in a harem.'' — New Quarterly, April, 18&4.
2828 Keffel's Journey across the Balcan ; visit to Azani and Euins in Asia Minor,
1829-30, 2 vols. 8vo. map, half morocco, &s 1831
2829 (Pobxeb) Observations on the Eeligion, Government, and Manners of the Turks
—State of the Turkey Trade, 2 vols, in 1, 8vo. caif, 2s 6d 1771
S830 Salabeeay, Histoire de TEmpire Ottoman^ 4 vols. Svo. map, hf bd. (f. Zs Bar. 1813
ARABIC LITERATURE. 17^
2831 Thoknton (Th.) Turkey, or a deBcriptionof the Ottoman Empire, with Moldavia
and Wallachia, 2 vols. 8vo. caJf, 6« 1809
2832 dA.MB ARXC. ISENBEEG'S (C. W.) Dictionjlby of the Amharic Lan-
guage, Amharic and English, and English and Amharic, 4to. calf, £2. 1841
2833 ■ Begni Dei in terris historia, amharice, I. lUa quae populo Dei acci-
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clesiae Christianae historiam a S. Joannis morte ad tempora nostra, system.
exponit. 8yo. cloth, Zs Qd 1841
2834 Gbammab of the Amharic Lan^age, royal 8vo. cloth, 10* 1842
2835 LUDOLF (E.) Lexicon Amharico-Latmum, cum indice Latino, folio, co^
£1. FrancofuHi, 1698
2836 ARABIC,. ABD-ALLATIE (Medecin Arabe de Bagdad) Eelation do
l'Eqtpte, suivie de divers Extraits d'Ecrivains Orientaux, et d*un Etat de
TEgypte dans le XIYe si^cle, traduit et enrich! de notes par Silvbstbe db
Sacy, 4to. VELLFM PAPEB, sd. 20* Faris, Impr, Roy, 1810
2837 ABULFED A E Historia Ante-lslamica, Arabice et Latine, cum notis et indicibuB
edidit Fleischer, 4to. sd. 28 6d Lips, 1831
2838 Idem, 4to. cloth. 3« 6d 1831
2839 de Vita, et de Eebus Gestis Mohammedis, Arab, et Lot, a Gkgnier,
folio, vellum, 14« Oxon. 1723
2840 Tabulaj ^ua^dam GeographicsB et alia ejusdem argument! specimina,
Arahice, edidit Binck, 8vo. Is 6d Lxps. 1791
2841 ABUL-PHAEAJII (G.) Historia compendiosaDynastiarum(Orientalium) usque
ad tempora authoris, arahice et latine, a Pocockio, cum Supplemento, 2 vols, in
1, small stout 4to. sownd clean copy in vellum, 25« Oxonii, 1662-63
2842 Idem, the Arahie text separately, with the title " Supplementum His-
toriae Dynastiarum,*' sm. 4to. calf, 7s 6d Oxon, 1663
2843 ABU ZACARIA JAHIA Ebn el Awam, Libro de Agricultura, traducido al Cas-
tellano, y anotado, por Don Jos^ Antonio Banqueri, con uno discimo preliminar
del traductor, y uno Catalo^o de los nombres Arabes de Plantes, Arabic and
^anish, 2 vols, folio, hf, vellum, uncut, slightly stained, %ls Madrid, 18(^
2844 the same, 2 vols, folio, a beautifktl copy in red morocco^ Arms on sides^
£3. 1802
Priced, 1824, Thorpe, mor. jf5. 5«.
Get ouvrage interesse non-seulement comme production d'aB ^crirain Arabe Espagnol, maig
encore parce qn'il fait voir I'^tat avanc^ oii se trouvait ragriculture dans la Peninsula sous la doini*
nation dee Maores.
2846 Ahmsdis Ababsiadjb vitae et rerum gestarum Timubi, qui vulgb Tamerlanes
dicitur, historiae, arabice, edidit J. Gt)iius, sm. 4to. calf, \0s Lugd, Bat, 1663
2846 AHMEDIS AEABSIADiE vitae et rerum gestarum Timnri, qtii vulg5 Tamer-
lane, dicitur, historiae, arabice et latine, adnotationes adjecit Sam. Henr.
Manger, 4 vols. sm. 4to. best editiok, calf gilt, ra/re, £2. 12* Leovardice, 1767
2847 ■ another copy, 2 vols. sm. 4to. Dutch caffjull gilt backs. Arms on sides,
£3.3* , , 1767
2848 Alfbaoanus Mfhammedis fil. Xetiri Eerganensis, qui vulgo dicitur AlfraganiUy
Elementa Astbonomica, arabick et latink, cum notis, opera J. Gr6\n, sm. thick
4to. bds. lOs Amst, 1669
2849 Alt Ebn Abi Talebi, Sententiae, arabice et latine, cum notis ed. Cornelius Van
Waenen, 4to. russia, 6* Oxon, 1806
2860 ALIE LAILA, or the Arabian Nights' Entertainments, now first published com-
plete in the obiginal Ababic, from an Egyptian MS. edited by W. H. Mac-
naghten, 4 vols, royal 8vo. complete, sd, £3. 10* Calcutta, 1839
2851 ' another edition, from different Arabic MSS. very careftdly edited by
some most learned Natives, 2 vols. 4to. veey babe, £7. 10* Boulac (? 1830)
Lane made his beautifal English translation from ** this " edition. Collation : Vol. I. 710
pages, Vol. II. 620 pages. So eager are the Arabs after this edition of the Alif Loila, that the
price of it in Egypt, which was formerly £2, has now risen there to £^, ; and even at that adyance
it 18 very difficult to get a copy.
2852 Ababic Grammar in Arabic, Svo. 230 jpp. ^f. bd, 5* ? Boulac, 1830
2863 ABABic-Persian and Persian-Arabic I)ictionary, 2 vols, stont royal 4to. in treble
column.*!, supposed to have been printed in Calcutta, sd, \0s
J74 QUARITCH'S CATALOGUE OF
2854 ATHAKASIUS. Sermonfl of the Eeverend Holy Father Saint Athanasiua,
Patriarch of JeruBalem, for every Sunday and Holyday throughout the Year,
according to the Eastern Orthodox Church, in modem Arabic, with a preface
in Arabtc and Greek by the Patriarch Cbisantos, folio, large woodcuts and
vignettes, 421 pp. (valuea by Mr. Catafago at £4.) calf, £3. ds
Aleppo in Syria, printed at the eapense of the Patriarch of Jerusalem, 1711
This book, which coDtain^ 57 Sermoos for Sundays and 10 Speeches on different Holydays, is
a model of Christian Arabic eloquence, every sermon containing many amusing and interesting
anecdotes.
2855 AVICENN^ Opeejl, (libri V. Canonia Medicinae) Arabice, 3 vols, in 1, stout fol.
bds. uncut, in very fine condition. Sir T. Stamford Raffles* copy, £3. Homae, 1593
Priced, 1834, Dondey-Dupr^, 115 fr.
A very rare work, especially in a fine state. Collation, Vol. 1, Title, 5 preliminary leaves, 610
pages numbered ; Vol. 2, blank leaf, 268 pages numbered, 32 leaves of Index for the 2 volumes ;
Vol. 3, title and 85 pages numbered.
2856 BAILLIE. Five Books upon Arabic Grammar : the Meeut Amel, Shurhu Meeut
Amel, Mesbah, Hedayut-oon- Nuhve, and Kafeea, with Appendix, in 3 vols,
royal 8vo. (pub. at £1, lis 6d) calf, wortned, 15s Calcutta, 1802-5
Volume 3 is wanting in most copies. It is asserted that these volumes have been so carefully
edited that there is not one error, even of a letter, in the whole three volumes.
2857 Beresford's Arabic Syntax, chiefly selected from the Hidayut-oon-Nuhvi, a
treatise on Syntax in the original Arabic, by H. B. Beresford, roy. 8vo. (pub. at
10* 6d) cloth, 2s 6d 1843
This volume is a useful appendix to Paris' Arabic Grammar, being intended for more advanced
Arabic students.
8868 BocTHOE (E.) Dictionnaire ^n9ais-Arabe ; revu par Caussin de Perceval, roy.
8vo. second edition, hf hd. calf, 30* Paris, 1848
2869 BoHADiNi Vita et res gestae Sultani Saladini ; necnon excerpta ex historia
universali Abulfedae, Arabice et Latine, fol. neatly hf. bd. 18* JDugd, Bat. 1732
2860 the same, small foHo, old calf gilt, 20* 1732
Copies with the date, 1755, have merely got a new title.
' * Bohadinus was secretary to the Sultan during the third crusade, and has inserted in his his*
tory an interesting journal of Saladin's watchful, active, and wary accompaniment of Richard's
progress. See a beautiful description of the march of Richard on Cesarea, p. 120. His account of
the Sultan's last moments is interesting." — Tumtr.
^61 BouBOADE (F.), La clef du Goran, faisant suite aux soirees de Carthage, 8vo.
cloth, 3* 6rf Paris. 1852
2862 Caabi ben-Sohaib Carmen in laudem Muhammedis — Motenabbii Carmen gratu-
latorium — Carmen ex Hamasa ; Arab, et Lat. ed Freytag, 4to. bds. 2* Sal. 1823
2863 CALILA et DIMNA, ou Fables de Bidpai, et suivies de la Moallaka de L^bid,
en Arabe et en M*angois, par Silvestre d!e Sacy, 4to. vellum paper, calf extra,
30* Paris, 1816
2864 Canes (F. F.) Grramatica Arabi^o-Espa&ola, con un Diccionario Arabigo-Espanol,
con el texto de la doctrina cnstiana, Arabic and Spanish, 2 parts in 1, sm. 4to.
m^orocco gilt, gilt edges, 7* Qd Madrid, 1776
d865 Cabltle s Specimens of Arabian Poetry, Arabic and English, small 4to. calf,
6* Cambr. 1796
2866 ■ the same, second edition, Arabic and English, royal 8vo. bds. uncut,
3* M 1810
2867 CASIRI (Mich.) Bibliotheca Arabico-Hispana Escurialensis sive Librorum
omnium Manuscriptorum quos Arabice ab Auctoribus magnam partem Arabo-
Hispanis composites Bibliotheca Coenobii Escurialensis complectitur, recensio
et explanatio, 2 vols, folio, red morocco, Hchly gilt, binding a little damaged,
£2. 16* Matriti, 1760-70
2867* the same, 2 vols, folio, not uniform, first volume in calf, the second
LARGE PAPER, sd. 15* 1760-70
" The execution of this work does honour to the Spanish press ; the MSS. to the number of
1581, are judiciously classed by the editor, and his copious extracts throw some light on the Ma-
hommedan literature and history of Spain." — Gibbon,
" Ce Catalogue fait avec soin, a It6 tir^ a petit nombre d'exemplaires." — Brunei.
''The value of the catalogue which Casiri made of the Arabian MSS. in the library of the
Escurial, first gave modem Europe an adequate idea of the extent of the Saracen studies." — Turner,
ARABIC UTBBATURB. 175
8888 CASIfil (Mich.) Bibliotheca Arabico-Hispana Escnraliensis, Vol. 1, folio, cettf,
10* Matriti, 1759
2869 the same, Large Faper^ Vol. 2 only, royal folio, uncut, 7s Qd 1770
8870 CATAFAGO'S ARABIC DICTIONARY : an Arabic-English and English-
Arabic Dictionary, by Joseph Catafago, Esq. ofAUppOy ^fria; Secretary to
Soliman Pasha, Major-Q^neral of the JEffyptian Army in Syria, 1839-1840;
Mrst Interpreter of the General Consulate of his Majesty the King of Prussia,
at Beirut, 1842-1851 ; Secretary of the Imperial General Consulate qf Russia, at
Beirut, 1851-53 ; Corresponding Member qfthe Soci4t4s Asiatiques qf Paris and
Leipsic, also of the SyrO'Egypttan Society of London; translator qf the " CaUr
chisn^ of the Ansari,*' presented to his Majesty the King of Prussia in 1845,
and ofother Arabic Manuscripts ; 2 vols, small 8vo. Vol. I. xii. and 316 pp.
Vol. 11. viii. and 744 pp, double columns, much matter compressed into a smcul
space, all the Arabic words with the pronunciation in Moman letters, (pub. at £2.)
cloth, 30« Bernard Quaritch, 1858
8871 the same, 8vo. laegb fapsb, (pub. at £3. 3*) Aa{f morocco, uncut^
£2. lOs 1858
««
This work is the Jirst Arabic and English Dictionary ever published.
' A Talnable publication. — A work of this kind has been long wanting, and Mr. Layard is oon-
^noed that Mr. Quaritch has rendered not only good service to those who wish to study the Arabic
Language, but to such Easterns as wish to obtain a knowledge of English."—-^. K, Layard.
** He did not see why we should not encourage a knowledge of Oriental languages by establithv
ing sofaolanhips in connexion with our colleges after the French system. A wonderful future was
destined for the East, and the more our representatives knew of the Eastern languages, the better
it would be for our diplomacy." — Ma. Wisb's Speech about the Diplomatic Service, House qf
Onmnotu, April 22, 1858.
Catafago 's Arabic Dictionary is indispensable to Travellers in Syria, Egypt and Arabia,-*-«iid
wiU satisfy the first wants of readers of the Alif Laila (the Arabian Nights) Hariri's Sessions { the
Koran, and even of the Biblical scholar.
This new Arabic Dictionary does not pretend to supersede the copious works of Richardson,
Freytag, Golius, and Meninski, but it offers immense advantages over them, by a most discriminate
selection of the Arabic words, every one of them being either in actual use now, or occurring ia
standard authors. As regards the English- Arabic part, the new work of Catafago is without a rival
as every good and current English word is rendered into Arabic, with the pronunciation in Italics.
'* There are actually no less than Eighty Millions of the human family who are either Arabs,
speaking Arabic ; or who use that language for their religious services. The Koran is strictly for-
bidden by Mahomet to be translated or read in any other tongue.
** The Arabic language is spoken from the shores of the Mediterranean away to the plains of
India. Not merely the Mahomedans, but also the Christians', and the Jews who inhabit iforocoo
—Algeria — Egypt — ^Tripoli — Arabia — Palestine, and Mesopotamia — speak Arabic.
•* It is the religious language of Turkey — Persia — Central Africa — Bokharah — Tartary — Cir-
cassi — Georgia— Arabia — Hindostan, and even parts of China I The pious Mahomedan must learn
Arabic to read the Koran. All Mahomedan Rulers use Arabic characters on the coins they strike.
*' Now the inevitable coarse of recent events in the Providence of Almighty God, is daily biinging
England into closer contact with these Arabian races.
'* The recent War on behalf of Turkey, has broken down barriers which no human power can
re^build ; and opened doors that no re-action can close again.
** The transit to India through Egypt, and along the shores of the Arabian Sea — the prospective
lines of Telegraph — the project*^ Railroads and Canals, &c., indicate sufficiently what science and
commerce will soon develope ; besides what may result from aggressive Missionary enterprise, or
Political complications."
'* The Committee rejoice to announce that already with the money paid to him for the Anglo-
Turkish Lexicon, that enterprising publisher Mr. Bernard Quaritch had engaged a Syrian-Arabic
Scholar, residing in London, to compile an Anglo- Arabic Lexicon in two vols."
Anglo-Oriental Literature Society, Report for 1857-58, G. R. Bireh, Hon, Secretary,
" Dr. Baikie having now had time to refer to Catafago's Dictionary, must express his satisfac-
tion with it, as it has already rendered him great assistance in reducing some African languages, on
which he is engaged, especially *' Hausa" and Pulo (Fulata), the only literature exists in Arabic
characters." — Niger Expedition, Rabba, September 19th, 1859.
2872 De Foe's Eobinson Crusoe, in vulgar Arabic, 16mo. bds. 5* Malta, 1830
2872*Delapobte, Guide de la Conversation franyaise-Arabe, 4to. hf qf, 6* Alger, 1837
2873 DiziONABio Italiano e Arabo, 4to. hf, russia, rare, \0s Bolacco, 1822
2874 DoMBAY, Grammatica Linguae Mauro-Arabica;, 4to. bds, 1« 6<i Viudxib.^SJ^
176 QUARITCH*S CATALOGUE OF
2876 DOZY, Catalogus Codicum Orientalium BibliothecsB Academifie Lugduno Batavse,
Vol. I. 8vo. containing ^xtracUfrom Arabic MSS. sd, 6* Jjugd. Bat, 1861
2876 Dictionnaire des Noms des V^tements chez lea Arabes, 4to. Large
Paper, bds. ISs 1845
Ouvrage couronne et public par rinstitut Royal des Pays- Baa.
2877 EBN EL FAEEDH. Commentaire du Divan d'Ebn El Faredh, c^l^bre po^te
arabe comment^ par Hassan el Bourini (sous le rapport scientifique) et par Abd
Elghani Nabidsi (sons les rapports scientifiqnes, selon les opinions de la secte
des Sofis), en Arahe, impl. 8vo. 602 pp. sd. 15* Marseille, 1854
2878 EDEISI. De geograpnia nniversau hortus cultissimns, mire orbis regiones,
provincias, etc., earumq^ue dimensiones et orisonta describens, arc^ice, Romae,
1592 — G-eo^aphia Nnbiensis, id est accuratissima totins orbis in septem Climata
divisi descnptio, praesertim exactam universae Asiae et Africae explicationem
continens, ex Axabico in latinum versa, Paris, 1619 — the 2 vols, in 1, nissia,
2Ss 1592-1619
2g79 Greographia Nnbiensis. latine, sm.4to. morocco, gilt edaes, 21s Paris, 1619
2880 Enis el-Djelis, on Histoire de la Belle Persane, conte des MiUe-et-nne Nnits,
Arabe et Frangais, par Kazimirski, 8vo. sd, 2s Qd Paris, 1846
2881 Ebfbnii Grammatica Arabica, cum fabnlis Lokmani, excerptis Antbologiae quae
inscribitur Hamasa Abi Temmfonr^rabice et Latine, notis, etc. ed. a Schultens,
stout sm. 4to. calf, 6s Lugd, Pat, 1749
2882 — — ^— B»udimenta Linguae Arabicae : florilegium sententiarum Arabicarum
nt et clavium dialectorum, ac praesertim Arabicae adjecit A. Scbultens, sm. 4to.
\f. vellitm, 7s 6d Lugduni Patav,, 1770
3888 Grrammatica Arabica, accedimt Locmani fabulae, etc. 8vo. hf, bound,
6s BomtB, 1829
2884 EUCLID, Elementorum libri XIII. studio Nasidirini J^ii^j nimc primum
Arabice impressi, folio, 453 pp. IHagrams, calf neat, ^^ Pomae, 1694
2885 the same, folio, laege papee, calf neat, 36* 1594
2886 F ARHAT ( Germanos Maronite) Dictionnaire Arabe, augments par R. de Dahdah,
4to. (pub. at £5. 6s) hf, calf neat, £2. 10* Marseilles, 1849
2887 another copy, 4to. calfnsat, £2. 16* 1849
This valuable and rare Dictionary is a new edition of the Kamoos, with all the useless matter
left out, and many words, particularly those occurring in Christian works, added.
2888 FAEIS' AEABIC GEAMMAR : a Praxjtical Grammar of the Arabic Lan-
guage, with Interlineal Reading Lessons, Dialogues, and Vocabulary, bv Faeis
bl-Shidiac, a Native of Mount Lebanon, Syria; formerly Professor of Arabic
at the University of Malta ; Translator of the whole Bible into Arabic ; Author
of " An English Grammar for Arabs/' and of the Arabic work called " The Fa-
riyac," 1 vol. 12mo. cloth, bs 1856
The only cheap and good Arabic Grammar. This little Manual will be of the greatest assist-
ance to beginners of that difficult but very important Language.
Arabic is spoken by all the Syrian and Egyptian troops of the Porte ; Northern India abounds
with Mahommedans, who speak Arabic ; Arabic is the foundation of Turkish and Persian, nnd
finally Arabic Literature is as valuable and important as Greek and Latin.
Such are the claims of this elaborate Language of Poets, Romancers and Historians, Moham-
med, Harriri, Abulfeda, Macrizi, the authors of the Arabian Nights' Entertainments, etc. upon
Scholars and, I may be allowed to point out) upon the British Government, to be adopted as one of
the indispensable languages, as a study in Public Colleges and particularly in all the Military
Academies. Preston Rectory Sufiblk, Nov. 8th, 1855.
Dear Sir,^-I think the little Arabic Grammar you are about publishing will be welcomed by
those who have been hitherto deterred from commencing the study of the language. The high cha-
racter of Mr. Faris for Arabic learning will be a sufficient guarantee for its accuracy, while, I trust,
the alterations as to arrangement and other details made at my suggestion when the MS. was sub-
mitted to me, will be found to have improved it. The dialogues, I am sure, will supply a defect I
have long observed. I should not hesitate to recommend the volume as a most useful and simple
compendium of Arabic Grammar. Yours faithfully.
To Mr. Quaritch. Henry G. Williams,
And now allow me to thank you for the book. I have looked it through, and it is by all means
the best manual of the kind I ever saw. I only wish I had had something of the kind during my
travels in the East. It would have saved me much unnecessary trouble.
Believe me, Sir, yours faithfully,
Broadwindsor, Jan 20, 1856. S. D. Malan.
ARABIC LITERATURE. 17^
Mr. Muller Wg^tt to thiink Mr. Quaritch for the oopy of the Arabic Grammar by M. Fkuia.
Be iff sorry he did not know of it in time to mention it in the List of Orammars in the second
edition of the Lanfi^uag^ of the Seat of War, as it is evidently a work which could be strongly re-
eommended to Officers and Travellers on account of its practical and compendious character.
Taylor Institution, Oxford, Jan. 8, 1856.
2889 FEETTAGII Lexicon Arabico-Latintiin, pnssertiin ex Djenliarii FimzbadiqneT
et aliorum Arabum operibus desumtum, adliibitis GoUi quoque et alioram libris,
confectum ; accedit ]mdex Yociim Latinarum locupletissimus, 4 yoLs. 4to. (pub.
at £5. 6*) hf. hd, £2. 12* ffalis, 1830-38
2890 the game, 4 yoIs. in 2, 4to. c(Hf, £2. 16* 1830-87
2891 — — ^— Lexicon Arabico-Latinnm, ex opere sno majore in nsnin tirontim ex-
cerptum, 4to. 694 pp. (pub. at 36*) sd, 18* Halis, 1837
8892 PUTAWA Alnmgin ; a collection of opinions and prec^ts of Mohammadan
law, compiled by Sheikli Nizanin, Arabic, Yol. 4, 5, 4to. sd, 20* Calcutta^ 1832-34
2S93 FuTAWA Alumgeeree : Treatises of Mahommedan Law, »n Arabic^ thick 8yo. co^
6* Calcutta, A.H. 12&
2894 FuTAWA Qazee Xhan on the Institutes of AbooHiineefa,«9»^ra5»c,;»^^o^apAe(l,
4 Yols. Svo. sd, 16* CcUcutta, 1836^
2896 Gebmaki (D.) Fabrica lingusB Arabics, cum interpretatione Latina et Italica, et
indicibus, foHo, 1238 pp. double columns, vellum, 15* BomiB, 1639
Priced, 1858, £2. 2*.
2896 GIOGEI Thesaurus Linguss Arabics, 4 yoIs. folio,^9itf souTid copy. If, hound
russia, £2. 10* Med, 1632
Sold by myself before for £X 3*. " This excellent work is a translation of the Kamoos, whidi,
being entirely written in Arabic, few but proficients in the language can derive any benefit from,
«id on this account the work qf Giggeus is peculiarly valuable,** — Clarke, '' Quoiqu'en grande
partie effac^ par les lexiques Arabes qui Tont suivi, cet ouvrage renferme un assez grand nombra
d'interprStations que jasqu'^ ces demiers temps on eiit cherch^ yainement ailleurs ; vend. 80 fr.
Soabise; 130 ft, LangUs ; 76 fr. Debure; 36 fr. br. en 1840.*'—J9r«n*/.
2897 GOLII Lexicon Ababico-Latinuh contextum ex probatioribus Orientis Lexicon
graphis, ac Index Latinus copiossissimus ; fol. old binding, £2. Lugd, Bat. 1653
Priced, 1822, Thorpe, £7, 7s; 1832 and 1837, Payne and Foss, £10. 10*; 1839, Dond^.
Dopr^, 300 firancs ; 1848, Payne and Foss, £S, 8* ; Klaproth's copy sold for 161 fr. ** This is an
inTfdnable work, and the best on the subject ever published." — Clarke, *' Ce dictionnaire est un
livre classique indispensable k tons ceuz qui ^tudient et meme qui savent TArabe.'' — JBibl, Elxew*
Golios' Arabic Lexicon is preferred by many Arabic Scholars to Freytag.
2898 Halbbi. Selecta ex historia Halebi, Arabice et Latine, cum notis ed. Freytag,
Svo. cloth, 6s Paris, 1819
2899 Hamakbb. Inyerti auctoris liber de Expugnatione Memphidis et Alexandriae,
Yulgo adscriptum Abou Abdallae Mohajnmedi Omari filio, Arabice, cum notis,
ed. JSamaJcer, 4to. ^. caff, 4« Lugd, Bat. 1825
2900 HAHERII eloquenticte arahicce principis, tres priores consessus, cum notis ab
A . Schultens, arabice et latine, sm. 4to. vellum, 10s Franequerae, 1731
2901 Habibi (Aboo Moohummudin) Adventures of Aboo Zyde, in fifty Stories, in
Arabic, 2 vols, in 1, 4to. calf, I2s Calcutta, 1809-12
2902 the same, with Arabic-Persian J)ictionary by Mouluvee Jaun Alee, in
3 vols. 4to. hds, 30* Calcutta, 1809-14
Les trois volumes coiitaient £4. 14« 6d, Vend. 180 fr. Langles.
2903 Stances de, en -4ra5e,avecuncommentairepar Silvestre de Sacy, 2me
Edition, par E^einaud et Derenbourg, 4 parts in 2 vols. 4to. £3. \0s Paris, 1847-53
2904 the same, Vol. II. part L 4to. sd, 5* 1853
** C'est, apres le Goran, le chef-d'oeuvre de la Litt^rature Arabe." — Brunei.
2905 Hebbin, Principes de la Langue Arabe modeme, suivis d'un recueil de phrases,
de traductions mterlindaires, des Proverbes Arabes, 4to. with \1 plates of pen"
manship, half calf, 6s Parw, 1803
2906 HiDAYAH, with its Commentary, the Kifayah, in Arabic, by Hukeem Moulvee
Abdool Mujeed, Vol. I. 4to. cloth, 20s Calcutta, 1834
2907 '■ the same, Vols. 3 and 4, 4to. calf neat, 30* Calcutta, 1831-32
2908 the same, Vol. 4 only, 4to. 660 pn. sd. lOs^ . 1832
2909 HooGVLiET, diversorum scriptorum loca de Eegia Aphtasidarum Familia et da
Ibn Abduno Poeta, Arabice et Latine, 4to. sd. 2s 6d X.ugd,.lBat»^^^
178 QUARITCH'S CATALOGUE OF
2910 Humbert, Anthologie Arabe, ou choix de poesies arabes inddites, en Arahe,
Francais et Latin, avec des notes, additions, etc. 8vo. calf gilt, 9» Paris, 1819
2911 IBN !BATOUTAH, Voyages, texte Arabe et traduction frangaise, par C. De-
fremery et le Doct. B. fe. Sanguinetti, 4 vols. Bvo. 28* JParis, 1853-8
2912 the same, Vols. I.-III. 8vo. sd, 16* 1853-65
2913 Ibn Dobeidi Poemation, Arahice et Latine, cum scholiis Cbaluwiae et Lachu-
msei, ed. Aggseus Haima, 4to. labge fafeb, calf, 15* Franeq. 1773
2914 Ibn Malik, Alfijjah, carmen grammaticum, cum Commentario Ibn Akil, Ara-
hice, ed. Dieterici, 8m.4to. 420 />p. hf. morocco, 10* lApsice, 1851
2915 KAMOOS, ob The Oceak — ^An Ababic Dictionaby, by Mujd-ood deen Moo-
hummud-oobno Yakoob of Feerozabad, collated with many MS. copies, and
corrected by Shykh Ahmudoobno Shirwanee, in the Arabic aepartment of Fort
William, 2 vols, folio, labge papeb, a superb copy in rttssta extra, marbled
edges, very rare, £21. Calcutta, 1817
No copy has been sold by auction for years. The Kamoos is the best Arabic Dictionary, ex-
plained in Arabic, e^ery word with the vowel points.
2916 Ejlsimibski, Dictionnaire arabe-fran9ais, contenant toutes les racines de la langue
arabe, leurs d^riv^s dans les idiomes vulgaire et littoral, les dialectes d' Alger et
de Maroc, complete in 2 vols, large 8v6. new, X4. 4* Paris, 1846-60
2917 Vol. I. only, royal 8vo. cloth, 21* 1846
2918 KOEAN. Alcoram textus universus, Arahice et Latine, ed. Mabbaccifs, cum
vita Mahumeti, Prodromo, notis, etc. stout folio, vellum, 36* Patavii, 1698
2919 the same, folio, a fine copy in russia, £3, 3* 1698
2920 KoBAN, the Arabic text, with the vowel points, edited by Fliigel, 4to. bds, 15*
Leipsic, 1841
2921 — — — the same, 4to. slightly wormed, bds, 10* 6d Lips. 1841
2922 KoBAN, in Arabic, with Commentary, sm. folio, 47S pp, and 6pp, of Tables, beau-
tiful edition, with the vowel points, hf calf neat, very rare, £3. 10* Kazan, 1816
2923 — ^— another, very similar edition, in Arabic, wim aU tiie vowel points, folio,
478 pp. and 6 pp. of Tables, red m>orocco, gilt edges, £3. 12* {1 Kasan, ca, 1830)
J'here is a variation in some matters of Typography in these two editions.
2924 KOB/AN, in Airabic, various editions, 12mo. lithographed. Oriental binding, 10*
(? LucJcnowJ 1854
i925 — ^— the same, impl. 8vo. bound, wormed, 7* ^d 1854
These editions of the Koran are neatly executed in lithography, and published in some town of
Northern India. Orthodox Mussulmen used formerly only MSS., there are now 7 different Indian
editions of the Koran before me, showing the progress of civilization.
2926 KoBAN, in Arabic, with an extensive Persian Commentary, Vol. I. 4to. 940 pp.
lithographed, the Arabic text in the centre of each page is very boldly executed,
with all the vowel points, the Persian commentary surrounding the text is beauti-
fully lithographed in smaller letters, sewed, 28* ( ? Calcutta, 1850)
2927 fcoBAN (The) commonly called the Alcoran of Mohammed, translated with
notes by Sale, 2 vols. 8vo. ca^, 8* 6d 1801
2928 KoBAN (le), traductionpar Kasimirski, 12mo. 2* Paris, 1841
2929 Selections firom the Kx)ran, with an interwoven commentary ; translated from
the Arabic, with notes and introduction by E. W. Lane, 8vo. cloth, 5* 1843
2930 Kosegabtenii Ohrestomathia Arabica, cum adscriptis vocalibus et lexico, 8vo.
562 pp. hf. russia, 10* 6rf Lipsice, 1828
2931 LocMANi Tabulae, edidit G-. W. Freytag, Arabic^, 8vo. sd. 1* 6c? Bonnae, 1823
2931*LoGHAT-i-TuBKi, in Arabic, royal 8vo. half russia, 2* M Calcutta (? 1830)
2932 LUMSDEN'S Ababic Gbammab, Vol. I. all published, stout folio, hf bd. calf
neat, babe, £2. Calcutta, 1813
2933 the same, io^o, fine tall copy, £2. 10* 1813
2934 — — — the same, sm. folio^oor copy, no title, hf. bd. 15* 1813
2935 Makkabi, Analectes sur THistoire et la Litt^rature, des Arabes d'Espagne,
publics en Arabe, par Dozy et Wright, Vol. I. par W. Wright, 4to. all pub-
lished, sd. 5* Leyde, 1855
2936 Makcel, Vocabulaire Fran(?ais- Arabe des dialectes vulgaires Africains ; d'Alger,
de Tunis, de Marok, et d'Egypte, stout 8vo. MS. notes, /^f. bd. 7* 6d Par. 1837
ARABIC LITERATURB. 179
2937 Maulana Sudbed Kazbookbe, commentatio absoluta: Aflhshurli-OolMooffnee.
A commentary on the Moojuz-Ool Kanoon, known by the Sudeedee, on physio
and the materia medica, edited by Hukeem Monluyee Abdool Mujeed» Arabic,
4to. sd, 15* .... Calcutta, 1832
2938 Maubed Allatafet, Jemaleddini filii Togri-Bardii, sen Eerom iBgyptiaoamm
Annales, Ardbice et Latine, cum notis, ed. Carlyle, sm. 4to. bds. Is Qd 1792
2939 the same, 4to. ha^cay\ 2s 1792
2940 Mehembt, Arabic gramnuir, oy Shayk Mehemet, and commented by ShMrk
Mustapha, son of Hamza, 8yo. and 267 i>p. eastern bindmg, 5« ConstpL A, H, 1219
2941 MoALLAKAT, or seven Arabian poems, in roman letters, with translation, and
arguments, by Sir W. Jones, 4to. portrait, sd, bds, 3s 6d 1783
2942 MoALLAKAT, with a Commentary, in Arabic, roy. 8yo. bds, 7s Calcutta, 1823
2943 Caabi ben Zoheir, with a Treatise on Prosody, in Arabic, sm. 4to. 150
pp. russia extra, 6*
2944 MOONTUKHIIB-OOIrLOGHAUT, or a Dictionary of Arabic Words, with s
Persian translation, according to the authority of the Kamoos and other Lexi-
cons, by Molovee Daud, witnPreface by Lumsden, 4to. calf, 2&s Cole. 1808
2945 Motekebbi, der flnrosste Arabische Dicnter, zum ersten Mahle ganz iibersetEt,
Yon Joseph von Hammer, 8vo. ^, bd, uncut, 10s Wten, 1824
2946 Ohab Alehayyami, Alg^bre, en Arabe et en Francais, accompagn^e d'extraits
de MS. infedits, par Woepcke, impl. 8yo. bplaies of diagrams, sd, 3* 6d Far, 1851
2947 POCOCKE (£.) Specimen historiae Arabum, cum notis ; accessit historia ve-
terum Arabum ex Abul-feda cura A. J. Sylvestre de Sacy, edidit J. J. White,
Arabice et Latine, small 4to. portrait, calf neat, 20s Oxonii, 1806
2948 QuATBEiitBE, Notice d'un Manuscrit Arabe, contenant la description de TAM-
que, 4to. calf, 5« Notices and Extraits, vol, xiL
2949 Easmussen, Historia prsecipuorum Arabum Eegnorum ante Islamismum, Arabice
et Lat, sm. 4to. half calf, & 6(i Saun,, 1817
2950 Eichabdson's Grammar of the Arabic Language, sm. 4to. ca^f, 7s London, 1801
2951 the same, new edition, 4to. cloth, 12s 1801
2952 EuPHYjDictionnaire Fran9ois-Arabe, pour le Levant, 4to. 227^. double columns,
hf, calfneai, 2s M Faris, 1802
2952 SACY (A. J. S. de) Grammaire Arabe, 2 vols. 8yo. Jf, calf, 32* Faris, 1810
2953 — ^— Grammaire Arabe, seconde edition, corrig^e et augments, a la quelle
on a joint Un Traits de la Prosodie des Arabes, 2 vols. 8yo. plates qf Fac^
similes, calf, very rare, £5. 5* 1831
2955 tne same, 2 vols. 8yo. second edition, plates, £5. 1831
" An immortal work, which consigns to obscurity, by its superior lustre, all previous works of
the same nature ; and which has thrown more light upon the forms of words, the idiom, and the
syntax of the Shemitish languages than has been cast before for many centuries. By this work,
which contains 674 pages of Syntax, Gesenius has been substantially aided in the compilation of his
Hebrew Grammar ; and a multitude of things pertaining to the grammar and idiom of the Hebrew
(though they may be learned by the diligent student without the aid of this work, so as to be useful
to him), are seen, without a knowledge of De Sacy*s Arabic syntax, only as tbrough a glass, darkly.
De Sacy has placed them in the meridian sun. 1 hat a work, which was not designed to have the
most remote bearing upon the Hebrew Scriptures, should be thus made to contribute in a signal
manner to their illustration, ought surely to be matter of gratitude to the Great Disposer of events
who can overrule the designs of men to the accomplishment of his own purposes.'*
Stuart* s Dissertations on studying the original languages of the Bible, p, 84.
2956 SACY, Chrestomathie Arabe, ou Extraits de divers ^crivains Arabes, en prose
et en vers, secondb edition, corrig^e et augment^e, Arabic and French, 3 vols.
%70,fine copy, morocco extra, rare, £3. 7s Faris, 182i8-27
2957 the same, 3 vols, large Svo. Papieb Y±liis, cloth, uncut, £3. 18* 1826-27
2958 Savaby, Grammaire de la Langue Arabe, avec un Eecueil d'exercices, contes, et
chansons, en Arabe et Fran^ais, par Langl^s, 4to. If, calf, 5« Faris, 1813
2959 Schieb, Grammaire Arabe, Svo. a Grammar of the literal or Ancient Language,
hf calf, 10s Dresde, 1849
2960 Schnfebeb, Bibliotbeca Arabica : Grammatica, Historica, Poetica, Christiana,
Biblica, Koranica, et Varia, sm. Svo. calf neat, 5* Halts ad Salam, 1811
2961 Schultens (H. A.) Anthologia sentiarum arabicarum, cum scholiis Zamachsiarvl,
Arabice et Latine, sm. 4to. hf bd, 2s 6d Iajlcj. liat,W\*L
180 QUARITCH'S CATALOGUE OF
2062 SOOBAH (The) an Arabic Dictionary explained in Persian, by Jmnal, being a
translation of a celebrated Arabic Dictionary entitled the Sihah, revised accord-
ing to the authority of the Qamoos, etc. 2 vols, in 1, impl. 4to. a good sound
copy, hf. hd, nissia, 36« Calcutta, 1812-15
Usually sold for three guineas ; 1839, Maddeb, £A, is ; 1847, Bohn, £2. 12« 6d.
** Ce Dictionnaire a co^te £4. 4«, mais 11 a ^te vendu jusqu'k 180 fr. Langl^.'' — Brunei.
2063 Stewart (D.) Practical Arabic Grammar, 8vo. (pub. at 16*) cloth, 9s 1841
2064. TA:BEBISTANENSIS, i.e. Abu Dschaferi Mohammed Annales Eegum atque
Legatorum Dei, Arabice et latine, edidit Kosegarten, Vols. I. and III. 4to.
24« 1831-53
2066 Uylenbboek, Iracae Fersicae descriptio, Arabice et latine, Ibn Haukali Geogra-
phia, 4to. ^. bd, 2s 6d Lugd, Bat. 1822
2066 YocABULAiBE frau^ais- Alg^rien, 18mo. Is 6d 1830
2067 WILLMET, Lexicon Arabicum-Latinum in Coranum, Haririum et vitam Timuri,
4to. ^ ca^. Is Qd Lugd. Bat. 1784
2068 ■ the same, 4to. calfneaU 0* 1784
** Ouvrage estimd." — Brunei. A good Dictionary for Classical Arabic.
2060 Miscellaneous Ababic Wobks : Lindgren, de lingua Neo-Arabiea, 4to. Upsal.
1829 ; Xitab-ul-Janayat, or book of Criminal Law, Arabic, 8vo. ; Bidpai, Kalilah
waDumnah, Arabic, 4to. impft. ; Grammatica Araba ; Iracae Persicae descriptio
edidit P. J. Uylenbroek, Arabic and Latin, 4to. Lagd. Bata/o. 1822 ; Fragments
of Arabic MSS. and 3 other volumes in Arabic, contents not known, Sie lot,
cheap, 6*
2070 A&XMIZSNXAnr. Aoob, Puritas Linguae Armenicae, 4to. half bound,
2» Boma, 1674
2071 — ^— ^ Puritas Haygica sen gbammatica Ajimenica — Grammatica Latina Ar-
menice explicata, puritas linguae Armenicae — 3 vols, in 1, 4to. half russia,
5s Bomae, 1674-75
2072 AUCHER and Bband's Armenian-English and English-Armenian Dictionary,
2 vols. impl. 8vo. kf. russia, 25* Venice, 1821-6
2073 ■ the same. Vol. 1, English- Armenian, 7s 6d 1821
^74 ■ Dictionnaire Fran^ais-Arm^nien-Turc, impl. 8vo. the Turkish in Armc'
nian characters, Itf. morocco, uncut, 14* Venise, 1840
2975 Armenian-English Grammar, sm. 8vo. hf. calf, 6* Venice, 1819
2076 Bellaud, Essai sur la hmgue Arm^nienne, 8vo. sd. 2* ^d Baris, 1812
2077 Gosche, de Ariana linguae gentisque Anneniacae indole prolegomena, 8vo.
1* ^ Berlin, 1847
2078 DiCTiOKABiUH Latino-Armenum, per D. ISTierszesouicz, stout small 4to. half
bound, 4s8 Bomae, 1695
2070 EUSEBII Pamphili Chronicon bipartitum, Armenice, graece et latine, cum notis
ed. Aucher, 2 vols, in 1, royal 4to. kf. russia, uncut, 2os Venet. 1818
2080 Gbammab of the ancient Ajmenian language, in Armenian, 8vo. 328 pp. hf bd.
2s Shooshee, 1833
2081 Gbamhab of the English Language, m-Armenian, 12mo. bd. 2s Smyrna, 1847
2082 Moisis Chobenensis Histona originis Armenae Nationis, ejusque Kerum, in-
fidem Christi conversionis, etc. Armenice, stout 12mo. calf, 10s (?yenetiisj, 1695
2983 Libeb PhilosophisB, Armenice, sm. 4to. curious Initiah, black morocco, 3* 1711
2084 ScHBOEDEB (J. J.) Thcsaurus linguae Airmenicae, antiquae et hodiemae, small
4to. calf, 5* Amstel. 1711
2885 Vabtan, Choisi de fables, Armenien et Franqais, 8vo. sd. 2s 6d Paris, 1825
.2986 VILLOTTE, Dictionarium Novum Latino- Armenicum, ex prsecipuis ArmenisB
Linguffi Scriptoribus concinnatum, accessit tabula chronologica Eegum et
Patriarchum utriusque Armeniae, folio, calf neat, 20s Bomce, 1714
Priced 1824, Rivington, £3. 3« and £4. As ; 1845, Rodd, hf. bd. 25« ; 1847, H. Bohn, bds. 24«.
2087 ASSiritX Alf ■ Lassen, Altpersische Eleil-Inschriften von Persepolis. 8vo.
2s 6rf Bonn, 1836
2088 LAYARD (A. H.) Assybian Insceiptions in the Cuneiform Character, recently
discovered and now in the British Museum, impl. folio, 9% plates, bds. 20* 1851
2980 Lichtenstein, Palajographia Assyrio-persica, 4to. vnth 4 plates, boards, 3* ^d
mimst. 1803
2990 — ^ the same, 4to. ^. russia, Qs 1803
CHINBSB LITERATURE. 181
2991 LOFTIJS C^. K.) Inscriptions on the Columns and Bricks dug out amongst the
BuiNS of SnsA, oblong folio, a Series of 19 large plates, Jtf, bd., TJKPnBLisHSD,
12* ' 185a
Plate 7 eihibits the '* Characters or Marks on glaied compositioii Bricks, Rains of Sosa."
The learned Mr. Loftus was sent by the Assyrian Excavation Fnnd and afterwards by the
Tmstees of the British Museum (with a salary of £bOO. per annum), to attend, under Sir Henry
Rawlinaon, to the important discoyeries made at Susa. The above Series of Inscriptions contains
eareftil facsimiles of the Inscriptions ; the reading of them must be left to the ingenuity of gifted
phflologists. The copy at the Department of Antiquities, British Museum, consists also of 19
plates. 1 believe that was the only copy issued by the late Mr. Loftus.
2992 BriOH (C. J.) second memoir on Babylon, 8yo. 3 plates of Cuneijbrm inscriptions,
^, hd. Ss 6d 1818
2993 EAWLINSON'S (Sir H.) the Persian Cuneiform Inscription at Behistun,
AssTfrian and JSnglish, with a memoir, 3 parts, 8vo. (bemg Vol. X. of the
Journal of the B. Asiatic Society) man^f large folding plates ^Inscriptions, an
Alpkahet, etc. (pub. at 15«) sd, 15« 1846-47
2994 CBXNZSSZs* Almanac for the 7th year of Eea King, a.d. 1802 ; the same
for the 11th year of Kea Xing, a.d. 1806, 2 copies ; in Chinese, 3 parts in 1 yoL
sm. folio, 188 pp. ^. morocco, Jrom KlaprotKs library, 6#
2995 BIOT, Dictionnaire des noms anciens et modemes des Y illes et Arrondissementa
de TEmpire Ohinois, Chinois et Frangais, avec un tableau comparatif des sons
Chinois, stout 8yo. map of China hy Klaproth, uncut, 9s Paris, 1842
2996 Buddhist Book of Prayers, in Chinese, printed in white on a black ground, one
very large sheet, folded in a narrow foHo size, bs
A curious specimen of Chinese Typognraphy.
2997 Callebt, Systema phoneticum scriptura) SinicsB (Dictionnaire chinois-latin-fran-
9ais) 2 Yols. in 1, royal 8yo. 80« Ma^cao, 1841
Priced, 1845, Bossange, 60 ft,
2998 Chinese Manual : B/Ccueil de Phrases Ghinoises explique^s en Franqais et en
Anglais, sm. folio, 75 pp. entirely lithographed, cloth, 7s ^ 1864
A usend little work, with the pronunciation of every Chinese word interlined ; printed at the
private expense of the Honorable Henry Stanley, and edited by the late Mr. Prevost. Mr. Alabaster,
the intelligent companion of the late Yeh to Calcutta, has praised the *' Chinese Manual"
2999 CONFUCIUS'S Works ; containing the original Chinese text, with an English
translation, and a dissertation on uie Chinese language and character, by J.
Mabshman, Vol. I. (all published) 4to. ca^f, 20s Serampore, 1809
3000 — — Sze Shoo, in Chinese, 8vo. hf. russia, 7s 6d
3001 — Sze Shoo ching wan, the four books of Confucius, 5 vols, complete,
8yo. wormed, 6s
3002 — — the same. Vols. I.-IV. and VI., together 5 vols, in 4» royal 8vo. not
wij^rm, 2s 6d
3003 DAVIS (J. F.) Hein Wun Shoo : Chinese moral maxims, translated, affording
examples of the grammatical structure of the language, 8vo. bds» 7s 6d 18^
3004 < Chinese novels, translated, with pbovebbs and moral maxims, with
observations on the language and literature of China, 8vo. cloth, 6s 1822
3006 DE GUIGNES, Dictionnaire Chinois £ran9ais et latin, thick folio, ^. rmsia,
26s Faris, 1813
3006 «— — the same, royal folio, Large Faper, hf russia, 32* 1813
3007 Elapboth, Dictionnaire Chinois ; le Supplement au Dictionnaire de Glemona
par De Guignes, r^. folio, uncut, 10* Faris, 1819
3008 ■ Lettre de Sekin sur la langue Chinoise, et leur ^criture symbolique com-
par^e avec celle des Egyptiens, avec Textrait de deux ouvrages de Mr. de Guignes,
29 plates of char obiter s, facsimiles, hieroglyphics, 4to. 1^. bd, 6* Qd Brux. 1773
3009 Du ToNCEAU, on the nature and character of the Chmese system of Writing,
with Cochinchinese Vocabularies, roy. 8vo. bds. 7s 6rf Fhiladelphia, 1838
3010 Edkin's (J.) Grammar of the Chinese colloquial language, commonly called the
Miandarin Dialect, 8vo. 15* Shanghae, 1867
3011 E TsuNQ Kin Zeen : the Medical Profession's Gt)lden Mirror, a celebrated
Treatise on Medicine, 38 vols, high 4to. {wanting vols, 12, 14, 17), with many
very curious cuts, in 4 blue cases, wormed, £2.
Compiled by order of the Emperor Keen Lung. One hundred persons were employed for four
years upon it. All the existing treatises on Medicine were collect^ by the Government for the
purpose of being examined by the editors of this work, in order that it might be made as complete
as possible. It is, perhaps, the most complete epitome of Chinese Medical SdeoLCft ^sXm^
188 QUARITCH'S CATALOGUE OF
3012 E TsuKG £iN Zebn— Ten YolumeB of another edition of the same work, 10«
Although only a part of the work, it appews to be complete in itself. The figures representing
the diseases which are chiefly skin affections are curious. The volumes are numbered from one to
ten, and the class and names of the diseases treated upon in each volume, are enumerated on the
edge and covers.
3013 Fan Tano Yeu Foo, a Novel, 10 vols. 12mo. complete, wormedy in a case, 5s
3014 FouEMONT, Meditationes SinicsB, 1737 — Lingua Sinarum Grammatica duplex,
cum exercitationibus, etc. — Sinicorum Elegise BibliothecsB librorum Catalogus,
cum notis et characteribus Sinicis, 1742 — in 1 vol. fol. hf, calf, 9s Par. 1737-42
3015 GONCALVES, Diccionario China-Portuguez e Portuguez-China, 3 vols, in 2
stout vols. sm. 4to 2048 pp. double columns, Kf. calf neat, £3. 3« Macao, 1831-33
3016 — — the same, 3 vols. — ^Arte China, constante de Alphabeto e Grammatica,
com modeles das composi^oens, 1 vol. —together 4 vols. sm. 4to. hf morocco neat,
gilt top, uncut, £6. Macao, 1829-33
3017 ■ Grammatica Latina ad usum Sinensium, 16mo. \f. mor. 5* Macao, 1828
3018 the same, 16mo. old binding, 2s Qd 1828
9019 Habsok's Treatise on Astronomy, in Chinese, 8vo. sd, 2s Qd Whampoa, 1850
3020 Hen Tang she Tsbih : the Hen Tang Collection of Poems, in Chinese, 3 vols.
8vo. in case, hs
3021 Jtjlien, Examen critique de quelques pages de Chinois relatives a I'lnde, avec
de discussions grammaticales, 8vo. \s^d Paris, 1841
3022 ■ Espose d*un fait honorable d^natur^ dans un libelle recent de M.
Pauthier, 3 treatises, 8vo. sd. \s 6rf 1841-42
3023 — ^— — Exercices pratiques de Syntaxe et de Lexigraphie Chinoise, 8vo. sewed,
bs 1842
3024 Kan Keen Yih Che. History of China from the earliest times to the end of
the Ming dynasty, a.d. 1644, in Chinese, 35 vols. Vol. I. wanting, 12mo. in four
cases, 20«
3025 Klapboth's Yerzeichniss der Chinesischen und Mandshuischen Biicher und
Handschrifben der Bibliothek zu Berlin, folio, hf. bd. un^nit, 12s Qd Paris, 1822
3026 Lao-Tseu-Tao-Te-King, Livre de la Voie et de la Vertu, en Chinois et en Fran-
gaise, avec un Commentaire^ar Julien, roy. 8vo. sd. 6« Paris, 1842
3027 ■ Premier livre du Tao-Te-King de Lao-Tseu, chinois et franqais, par
Julien, 8vo. 80 pp. sd. \s 6c? s. d.
3028 MABSHMAN'b Chinese Grammar, with a dissertation on the Characters and
Colloqidal Medium of the Chinese, and an Appendix containing the Ta-Hyoh
of Confucius, with Translation, 4to. 36* Serampore, 1814
3029 MEDHUEST (W. H.) Chinese and English Dictionary, containing all the words
of the Chinese Imperial Dictionary, arranged according to Kadicals, 2 vols.
8vo. stained, £3. 15* Batavia, 1842
3030 ■ English and Chinese Dictionary, in 2 vols. %vo. stained, £3. 15* ib. 1847
3031 Dictionary of the Hok-Keen dialect of the Chinese Language, according
to the reading and colloquial idioms, 924 pages, 4to. £3. 10* Macao, 1832
3032 Dictionary of the Favorlang dialect of the Formosan Language, by
Gilb. Happart, written in 1650, translated, 12mo. 7* Qd Batavia, 1840
3033 Ancient China. The Shoo King, or Historical Classic, being the most
ancient authentic record of the Annals of the Chinese Empire, illustrated by
later commentators, 8vo. 14* Shanghai, 1846
3034 Dissertation on the theology of the Chinese, with a view to the elucida-
tion of the most appropriate term for expressing the Deity, 8vo. 10* Shang. 1847
3035 ^ On the true meaning of the word " Shin," in the Lnperial Thesaurus,
called the Pei-Wun-Yun-Foo, 8vo. 3* 6d Shan^hae, 1849
3036 MIENG TSEU, vel Mencium, ingenio, doctrina, nominisque claritati Confucio
proximum, Sinice et latitie, cum commentario illustravit St. Julien, 3 vols. 8vo.
hf. russia, 24* Lutetiae, Paris, 1824-26
3037 Ming Ke Tsano Tung, the History of the Ming Dynasty, 6 vols. sm. foHo, com-
plete, 20*
The Ming djrnasty was overthrown by the present Tartar race in 1644. Those pretended
Christians, ** the Rebels," profess to aim at the re-establishment of that dynasty.
SO^S MoMMJSON, Chinese Grammar, 4to. Ihf. russia, rare, £2. Serampore, 1815
CHINESE LITERATURE. 183
3039 MOEEISON'S Dictioniury of the ChineBe Language, divided into 3 parts, I.
CliineBe and English, arranged according to the jEU^cals, 3 vols. : II. Chinese
and English, arranged alphabeticaUy, 2 vols. ; IH. Englidi and Chinese, 1 vol.
forming together 6 vols. roj. 4to. £9. 10» Macao, 1815-22
Priced, 1847, b& £H. ; Bunsen's copy, calf, I bought for £14. 15« \ Earl of Manster's copy,
calf, fetched, 1865, £12. 15«.
%* This laborioas production inolades all the characters comprised in the famous Chinese
Dictionary in 32 volumes, folio, published in 1716. It has already biecome a rare book, the num-
ber printed having been comparatively small. The type is no longer extant, and cannot be repro-
duceid but at great cost ; and the patient, self-denying labour requisite for a new edition, mere
pecuniary outlay cannot command.
3040 Philological View of China, a sketch of its chronology, geography,
customs, 4&c. for the use of persons studyingChinese, 4to. (pub. at 21^ VU 1817
3041 Translations from the Chinese— 5)avis, San-Yu-Low : or the three
dedicated roomsj a tale, translated — in 1 vol. 8yo. hds» 3« Canton, 1815
3042 Vocabulary of the Canton dialect, English-Chinese and Chinese-Eng-
lish, 3 parts, Syo. the third part containmg Chinese words and phrases, in Chinese
and Itoman characters, with translations, dOs Macao, 1828
3043 the same, Parts 1 and 2 in 1 vol. 8vo. labge pafes, calf neat, 20* 1828
This is the first copy of this book I ever saw on Large Paper, and is probably the *' Oit/y
Booh** ever printed on Large Paper in China.
3044 — : Chinese Miscellany, consisting of extracts from the Chinese, with ex-
planations, translations, and 12 plates of specimens ; and essays on their Htera-
ture, 1825 — ^AUgemeine Litteratur-Zeitung, No. 29, 30, containing Elaproth's
Review of Morrison's Chinese Dictionary, 1818^Klaproth's Inquiry into the
origin of ancient nations, 1812 — Tracts by Groulianof, K^musat, Amyot, Wil-
liamson, and others, etc. ; in all 26 Tracts in 1 vol. 4to. ^. ca^f, very curious,
20* _ _ 1775-1827
3045 Chinese Miscellany : consisting of original extracts from Chinese
Authors, in the native character ; with translations and philological remarks,
and essays on their literature, roy. 4to. 62 pp. with 12 plates of Chinese writing,
sd. 3« Qd 1825
Few copies of this useful work have come into the market, it was printed for the London Mis-
sionary Society. In 1839, Klaproth's copy fetched 34 fr.
This volume is recommended to all who wish to have a general idea of the structure of tiie
Chinese Language and the genius of its Literature.
3046 Philologie Chinoise : Montucci, the Title-Page reviewed, London, 1801 —
Kurz, uber einige der neuesten Leistungen in der Chinesischen Litteratur,
Paris, 1830 — Montucci, de studiis Sinicis, Berolini, 1808 — Celliez, historique
de I'instruction du Chinois, Bhis, 1822 — Moubieb, 18 original letters to M.
Klapboth upon Chinese Philology, in Grerman, MS. Copenhagen, 1800-4 —
all in 1 vol. 4to. ^f. calf, 12* 1800-30
3047 Pbehjlbe's Chinese Grammar : Notitia Linguse SinicsB, 4to. 36« Malacca, 1831
** Premare is the only Philologist whose mode of treating the subject will be found peculiarly
advantageous to those who have acquired even a slight knowledge of the language, as they are thus
enabled to imbibe notions of Its general literature which they could otherwise procure only by
laborious study of the best Chinese authors for many years.'' — Remusat.
3048 B^MUSAT, jil^mens de la ^rammaire Chinoise, ou principes du Kou-Wen ou
style antique, et du Kouan-Hoa, 8vo. ^. russia, *!s 63 Paris, 1822
3049 Elemens de la Grammaire Chinoise, ou Principes du Kou-Wenle style
antique et du Kouan-Hoa la lan^e commune de la Chine, nouvelle edition,
augment^e d'une table des principales Phon^tiques Chinoises, par Leon db
!Ro8NY, royal 8vo. neto, 10s Paris, 1868
3050 Sak Kwo Cho, a celebrated Novel, 20 vols. sm. 8vo. vols, 14 and 15 wanting, in
two cases, 6s
3051 San Kwo Che : Annals of the three nations, in Chinese, a much esteemed histo*
rical romance, 20 vols. 12mo. sd, in 2 cases, 16s
3052 Shih Chuh Tse Shoo Hwa Poo: a Chinese work on Drawing, Plants and
Flowers, in Chinese, Parts 1, 3—9, 12— -16, together 13 parts, royal 8vo. many
coloured engravings offiowers and fruits, Sfc, sd, 7s 6d
3053 Ta Tsing Seu Le, the Laws of the present Tartar dynasty, in 24 voh. roy. 8vo*
the 23rd wanting, much warmed, in two cases^ 6s
184 QUARITCH'S CATALOGUE OF
8054 TcHAP-Soo, a Chinese vocabulary, explanatory of 461 smaU figures of birds,
plants, animals, utensils, etc. which head the pages, 30 pp. — Tsoon-Poon, a Chi-
nese Instrument for Calculation of numbers, money, etc^figurest with explana-
tion ; its uses stated in English by a MS. note attached, 11 pp. — ^Map of Tien,
the Heavens or Firmament— Map of China — Names of Confucius* disciples, etc.
in all 56 pp. with numerous engravings, 5s
8065 TnoMS, Cmnese Courtship, in verse, Chinese and English, royal 8vo. Large
Paper, bds. 4* 6d Macao, 1824
8056 TopoGBAPHY of China : a work in Chinese, describing the traveller's Compass,
the provinces bordering the River Yang Tsze Keang, and the province of Che
Keang, 3 vols, royal 8vo. illustrations, plans of routes, etc, sd, bs
8057 Ueh Ya Too, a Vocabulary of Ancient Terms, compiled about 200 b.c. with
comment by Kwo-Po, in Chinese, Vols. 1 and 2, (out of 3), folio, numerous fins
large woodcuts qf scenesy figures, groups, ornaments, houses, trees, plants, flowers,
etc, sd. 36« 1801
A valuable work ; the first volume comprises Astronomy, Music, spirited Hunting scenes, etc.
tbe second contains the Botany and Entomology of China.
3058 Williams's (S. Wells) English and Chinese Vocabulary, in the Court Dialect,
8vo. 30« Macao, 1844
8059 YiH Tung Che, a Statistical Account of the whole of the Chinese Empire, in 36
vols, royal 8vo. complete. The numbers on the volumes refer to the sections or
chapters qf the work, 2bs
8060 Miscellaneous Chinese Books : De Mas, I'An^leterre, la Chine et Tlnde, 8vo.
1858 ; Staunton, the word Bast " Grod " in tiie Chinese language, 1849 ; Klaproth,
les caract^res chinois au Japon, 1829 ; Meng Tseu edidit St. JuHen, 8vo. Paris,
1824, impft.; r^criture Chinoise, 8vo. Paris, 1829; Medhurst Euach and
Pnemna, 8vo. Shanghae, 1850 ; Callery, Chinese language, 8vo. 1842 ; Mang-Tsze
Shang, Sections 1, 2, 3, in Chinese; iih Xing, 2 vols, in Chinese; Sykes (Col.)
Chinese Buddhistical Works ; Morrison's Embassy to China, 1816, 1819 ; Lang-
don, Chinese coUection, 1842 ; Ambassades ^tran^eres envoy^es en Chine, tra-
duits par G. Pauthier, Paris, 1843 ; E>eports oi the Anglo-Chinese College,
1827, 31 ; and oiher pcnnphlets in 4to. and 8vo. — the lot, a bargain, Qs
" Oar great want is interpreters. It would appear that there are only three English interpreters
available for our use in all China. Mr. Wade and Mr. Parkes are worked beyond all reason, and,
what is more to the purpose, they toil in vain to overtake the exigencies of the public service. Mr.
Alabaster, a young man of some acquirements in Chinese, is in attendance upon Yeh. There is a
Chinaman named Wang, and a Portugueze named Lozario. These are the only mouths through
whidi we can communicate with this people. All the other Chinese scholars are, I suppose, engaged
in their consular or their missionary labours. Where are the * students ' who are sent out with a
salary to learn Chinese? Some say the experiment is yet so young that they have not had time to
learn ; others affirm that they are taken fr(Hn their studies to do clerks' duties as soon as they arrive
in China, and therefore never will have time to learn ; and there are others who say that, notwith-
standing the King's College examination, the choice is made with so little discrimination as to
aptitude for learning languages that they never can learn. As to the cause I am not confident, but the
effect is certain — ^they are not available in any number proportionate to the demand for their services.
** Where are the interpreters who were to be supplied by the Bishops' College, an institution
that I believe has for some years received £2bO, annually for this purpose ? It has never yet turned
oat one Chinese scholar. In the destitution which exists, I understand that some of the pupils of
this College have been employed to interpret in the Police-Court. I can testify that their per-
formance is most distressing to witness. A question from the magistrate is followed by a five
minutes^ wrangle between the interpreter and the witness or prisoner. I am told that their Chinese'
Ihui the greatest possible degree of remoteness from resemblance to Mr. Davies's English, and it
vould certainly puzzle a jury of sphinxes to understand the Elnglish they exti^act from Chinese.
« If we are to have an extensive intercourse witii China we must have a large staff of inter-
preters, who should be confined to their duties as interpreters."
Tinted Correspondent, Canton, Januor^ 28 — Times, March 24, 1858.
3061 COCBXZT^CBZZTZSSZSa Ehodes (A1. de), Dictionariiun Annnamiticum
Lusitannm, et Latinxun, cum Indice Latino, sm. 4to. hf. calf, 6r Momae, 1651
3062 COPTZCa CoLUTHUS (S. Martyr) dc Miraculis S. Coluthi et reliquiis acto-
rum S. Panesniu Martyram, Fragmenta prseit dissert. Card. Borgise, Coptice et
Latine, cura Georgii, stout 4to. red morocco, gilt edges. Pontifical Arms on the
sides, a noble copy, 20« RonuB, 1693
3003 Pbybon, Lexicon imguBA Copticae, 4to. 470 pp. sd, 30« Tawrini, 1835
COPTIC, HEBREW, ETC., IilTBRATURE. 189
■ --I IL . -
a064 BOSSn (Ig.) Stjrmologiae Aegyptiaeae, royal 4to. ea^ enOrih giU leavet, very
rare, £2. 2s Bomae, 1808
3065 SoHOLTZ (Ch.) Ghramxnatica Aegyptiaca atrinsque dialeoti, edidit Woide—
La Cbozb (M. V.) Lexicon Aegyptiaco-Latinnm, edd. Ch. Scholtz et Woide,.
pp, ix-xii in MS,, royal 4to. A/! russia, top gilt, 7s Oxoniiy 1776-78
3066 SEYFFABTH, Rudimenta Hieroglyphices, accedunt explicatiofnes Bpeeiminum
Hieroglyphiconrm GloBsarium al^ue Alphabeta, 4to. with ^Q pUtes tf Hiero^
glyvhtcSfbds. Is Qd Lijpsiae, 1826^
3067 TAtTAM, Lexicon Aegyntiaco-latinum, ex veteribus lingnne Aegyptiacae monn-
mentis, stout 8yo. cloth, ^ Oxon. 1835
3068 ■ ■ ^ Grammar of the Egyptian Language, of the Coptic and Sahidic diar
lects, with Appendix of a Dictionary of uie ancient E|nrptian, li^ographed in
the Enchorial character, by Young, 8vo. (pub. at 18*) hds. ra/re, 21* 3.830
3069 TuKi (E.) Eudimenta linguae Coptae sive Aegyptiacae, sm. 4ta hf, russia, 3* 6^
Bonus, 177a
0^ For Hieroglyphics see ante, under ** Egypt/*
3070 EtllioplCa Bellabmino, Dottrina Cristiana, Araba, Etiopiea ed Jtaliana^
4to. parallel columns, with cuts, ^. russia, 5* Roma, 1786
3071 Dillmann's Grammatik der Aethiopischen Sprache, 8yo. 15* Leipzig, 1857
3072 DoBN (J . A. B.) De Psalterio Aethiopico commentatio, 4to. hds, 2* Qd Lips, 1825
3073 HuPFELD, Exercitationes Aethiopicae, 4to. sd, 2* Lips, 1825
3074 LUDOLEI (J.) Gbammatica Aethiopica, accedit prosodia, eum appendicibus —
Lexicon Abthiopico-Latinum, 2 vols, in 1, folio, ^, russia, yeby babe, £4 4r
Francqfhirti, 1699-1702
For LxTDOLP's History of Ethiopia— see Nos. 2523-4
3075 MirsEirM Bbitannicum : Catalogus Codd. MSS. Orientalium Musei Brit. par9
m. Codices Aethiopici ed. A. Dillmann, folio, hds, 7s 6d 1847
3076 Georgian* Xlapboth, yocabidaireG«orgien-Fran9aisetFran9ai8-Georgien,
8vo. *rf.5* Pari*, 1827
3077 Maggio (F. M.) Syntagmaton lingui^rum orientalium quae in Geoi^giae regioni-
bus audiuntur, libri II. folio, ^, russia, 7s Qd Botnae, 1670
3078 Gipsey* Bobbow (Geo.) The Zincali, or Account of the Gipsies of Spain, %
yoCi.8YO. 12* 1843
VoLome 2 contains the Vocabulary with numerons Etymologies.
8079 HEBREW: Aramaean, Chaldeef Ssnrlac* Alchbsibi's Didactii^
Poem, in Hebrew, sm. 8yo. 168 pp. 1^, ea^f, 7* 6c^ ca, 171Q
3080 Baueb, Chrestomathia e paraphrasibus Chaldaicis et Talmuda delecta, 12mo. J^,
bd, 4* Norimh, 1792
3081 BUXTOEFII (J.) Lexicon Chaldaicum Tahnudicum et Eabbinicum, stout folio>
old binding, 36* Basil, 1639
▲ most important work, the firuit of 30 years untiring labour, containing all the Chaldee, Tal-
mudical and Rabbinical words, occurring in the Chaldee Paraphrases of the Old Testament, both
the Talmuds and the Cabbalistic Writers.
3032 Tiberias, sive Commentarius Masorethicus, sm. 4to. hf, rus. 7* Qd ib, 1620
3083 — ^ Catalecta miilologico-Theologica, 12mo. vellum, 2* Basilea, 1707
3084 Bythneb (Y.), Lyraprophetica Davidis ; siye analysis critico-practicapsalmorum,
sm. 4to. calf, 3* 6(2 1679
3085 Cabaitb Works. Miscellaneous Pieces in Hebrew, sm. 4to. 272^. \fi hd. 7s 1800
Printed in the Crimea.
3066 Cabmika Samaritana, edidit G. Gesenius, Samaritice et Latine, 4to. facsimile,
sd, 3* 6d Lipsiae, 1824r
3087 Castelli Lexicon Syriacum, cura Michaelis, 2 vols, in 1, sm. 4to. hoards,
I2s CheUinga, 1788
3068 CASTEO (Jo. Bodriauez de) Bibliotheca Espanola; I. Noticia de los Escritores
Eabinos Espanoles desde la Epoca conocida de su literaratura hastaelpresente )
II. Noticia de los Escritores gentiles espanoles y la de los Christianos hasta al
S. Xin. de la Inglesia; 2 vols. foHo, ^. hd, 27* Madrid, 1781-86
3069 ■ the same, Tomo I. Los Escritores Eabinos Espanoles, folio, If, russia,
uncut, 6* 1781
Priced, 1822, lliorpe, £i. As,
'* The Biblioteca Espanola of Rodriguez de Castro ; — an importl^&t work| whoeA assJj^&it
186 QUARITCH'S CATALOGUE OF
lH>m in Gallida, in 1739, and died st Madrid in 1799. The fint Tolome, printed in 1781, folio,
under the patronage of the Connt Florida Blanca, consists of a chronological account of the rabbinical
writers who appearod in Spain from the earliest times to his own, whether they wrote in Hebrew,
Spanish, or any other language. The second printed in 1786, consists of a similar account of the
Spanidi writers, heathen and Christian, who wrote either in Latin or in Spanish, down to the end
of the thirteenth century, and whose numbers he makes about two hundred. Both volumes are
■omewhat inartificially compiled, and the literary opinions they express are of small value ; but
their materials largely derived from manuscripts, curious, and frequently such as can be found in
print nowhere else." — Tieknor.
3090 Cellabii (Chr.) Horae Samaritanae, cum grammatica Samaritana et glossario,
Samaritice et latine, sm. 4to. vellum, rare, 9* Francofirti, 1706
3091 CoNFOSTB (E. D.) liber Kore Ha-Dorot, hebraice sine punctis edidit, introduc-
tionem, notas, Indices adjecit Cassel, sm. 4to. hds, 5« Berol, 1846
3092 Db Bossi, de Hebraicae l^ographiae origine ac primitiis, 4to. vellum, \s M 1776
3093 I de praecipuis Caussis et Momentis neglectae Hebraicarum Litterarum
disciplinae, sm. 4to. vellum, \8 6d Aug, Taurin, 1769
3094 Ephbaim Sybus, the Eepentance of Nineveh, a metrical Homily ; Select Metrical
Hymns and Homilies, — both works translated from the Syriac, with notes by
the Eey. Henry Burgess, 2 vols. sm. Svo. cloth, 7* 6d 1853
3096 ' Metrical hymns, by Burgess, sm. 8to. cloth, Ss Qd 1863
3095*EsDAT b Fuego Legal compuesto en Ydioma Hebraico y traduzido en Bomance,
por D. Nieto, 12mo. 78 ^. in Sebrew, and Spa/nish translation 181 pp,, calf,
rare, 7* Qd Ixmdres, por Tho, Ilive, 5476
Consbting of two Dialogues : one of them is agunst the Dogmas of Nehemiah Hiya Hay on;
which the author declares to be ''new, invented, spurious and false, contrary to our holy Law and
to the true doctrine of our divine wisdom of the Talmud and Kabala. The second dialogue ratifies
with incontestable proofs the Kabal^h.*'
3096 Facsimiles of the Hebrew Manuscripts obtained at the Jewish Synagogue in
K*ae-fiing-foo, sqr. 8vo. sd, 7* 6d5 Shanghai, 1851
3097 FUEBST, Vetens Testament! Concordantiae Hebraicae atque Chaldaicse, cum
Lexico duplici, stout folio, (pub. at £4. 4*, sd.) russia extra, £3. Lips. 1840
The best and most complete Concordance to the Old Testament, comprising every Hebrew and
Chaldee word : with a modem Hebrew and a Latin Index, &c.
'* This is a noble monument of German learning and industry, the accuracy and typographical
execution of which reflect the highest honour on the author, as well as on tbe printer and publisher."
3098 Gesbnius, Geschichte der hebraischen SpracLe und Schrift, 8vo. 14* Leipz, 1816
3099 GESENIUS' Hebrew and English Lexicon of the Old Testament, including the
Biblical Chaldee. From the Latin of William Gesenius, late Professor of The-
ology in the University of Halle-Wittemberg. By Edward Eobinson, Professor
in me Union Theological Seminary, New York. With Corrections and large
Additions, partly furnished by the Author in Manuscript, and partly con-
densed from his larger Thesaurus as completed by Rodiger,,/?/! A edition, revised
and stereotyped, stout royal 8vo. pp. 1172, (pub. at 26«) cl, 21* New York, 1856
'* The philologer, the Hebraist, and the independent inquirer of biblical truth, must resort to
the American edition, mirroring, as it does, a pure reflection of the vigorous mind of the profound
Gesenius, of which the English performance falls greatly short.'' — Jewish Chronicle,
** This is a very beautiful and complete edition of the best Hebrew lexicon ever yet produced.
Gesenius has very prominent faults as a theologian, but as a Hebrew philologist his general sound-
ness is unquestioned. His great work, the Hebrew Thesaurus, was partiy posthumous, and former
reprints of his manual, could not, therefore, contain the results of his last researches. All that can
be done to make the work complete is here efected by Dr, Robinson ; and, for matter, typography,
paper, and price, this edition is all that can be desired." — Clerical Journal,
** This is decidedly the most complete edition of Gesenius' Manual Hebrew Lexicon. No for.
mer one could contain the last editions of the learned author, since his Thesaurus has only recently
been finished. Everything of importance has been incorporated in this volume, and its size and
price as well as the clearness of its typography, will make it a boon to Students of the Hebrew lan-
guage. It is a subject for grateful i^ection that the sacred tongue is yearly receiving more earnest
attention, and that the apparatus necessary for the prosecution of the study is more easily procured."
Kitio's Journal of Sacred Literature.
3100 GESENII (Guil.) Thesaitbus philologicus criticus linguae hebbaeae et chai*.
DAEAE Veteris Testamenti post Gesenii decessum composuit Prof. Dr. Aemil.
Eoediger. Editio II. secundum radices digesta priore germanica longe auctior
et emendaUoT, 3 vols. 4to. (pub. at £3. lOs nnbouBd) £2. 168 1835-63
HEBREW LITERATUIIB. 187
8101 HoFFMAKN (A. Th.) Grammaticae Syriaoae libri HI., 4to. 3 facsimiles, ha^
russia, 10s ScUae, 182&
3102 HuBWiTz, Hebrew Tales, translated from the ancient Hebrew Sages, 12mo. calf,
6* 1826
3103 IGNATIAN Epistles : Corpus Ignatianmn, a complete Collection of tlie Igna-
tian Epistles, genuine, interpolated and spurious, iS^'or, Gheek and Latin, with
English translation of the Syriac text, notes, and introduction by Cubbton, roy.
Syo. 2 facsimiles, uncut, 10s 6d BerUn, 18i9
3104 JuDAEo- Spanish Grammar, Svo. hd, 2s ^ A. Or, &612
3106 X ABB ALA DENUDATA, sen Doctrina HebrsDonm transoendentalis (ex He-
brsBO Latine reddita a C. Xnorr von Bosenrotib), 3 vols. 4to. ^plates, £3. 3«
SuUhad, 1677-84
This work is very difficult to be obtained complete njSki the piece entitled *' Adumbratio Kab-
bala.Christianae,'' which ought to be at the end of the last volume ; it is yet very much more n^
with a treatise of 192 pages, entitled, " Liber, sen Porta Coelorum," &c. Sold for 72 francs, Ls
Valliere ; 61 francs Maucune." — Brunet, Both the rare pieces are included in the present copy.
" liiat the Kabhalistic books are of the age and the authorship to which they lay claim, would
be very erroneous. This was done, to a very great extent, by most of the earlier critics ; and the
sentiments of the New Testament have often been proved, by quotations from these and othee
Jewish books, to have been entertained by the pious in Israel eighteen centuries ago, while in hd
all the Kabhalistic books are of a comparatively recent date, and some of them can be shewn to have
been written under the acknowledged influence of Christianity."
Schauffler, Journ, Am, Or, Soc. Vol. 2, p. 13.
One of the most singular and complete works on the subject of the Kabala, and is much in
request, not only on account of its rarity, but for the information it contains on that mysterious
science. This copy is perfectly complete according to De Bure's collation, and also contains the
* Liber, seu Porta Coelorum,' which Brunet says is so rarely found with it
3106 XiBSCH, Chrestomathia Syriaca, cum Lexico Syriaco, 12mo. \f, bd, calf, ia 1789
3107 Chrestomathia Syriaca, Delecta historica, biblica, poetica, etc. cum
Lexico, ed. Bebnstein, 2 parts in 3 vols. Svo. sd. 10s Lipsiae, 1832-36
3108 LowTH (B.), Be sacra poesi Hebraeorum, 4to. calf, 3« 60^ Oxonii, 1753
** As a writer Lowth displayed a cultivated mind, a judicious understanding, and an elegant style.
As a prelate by his religious knowledge, toleration, comprehensive intellect, decision of character
and charity, he reflected honour on himself and on his station." — Roo8e*s Eeetesiastiea,
3109 MAIMONIDIS (Babbi Mosis) Mischna Torah : Bepetitio Legis, vel bumma
Talmudica, cum Commentariis ; stout folio, vellum, 16« Venetiis, 1550
3110 Mischna Toba, Hebraice, 4 vols, folio, strongly bound in old russia,
clasps, Jine copy, £3. 10* (? Amsterdam, 1702)
3111 Creed and Ethics of the Jews, in Hebrew and English, with Glossary,
Notes, etc. by H. H. Bernard, 8vo. (pub. at 21*) bds. 16s Camb, 1832
3111* the same, Laege Papse, 4to. cloth, 21s 1832
3112 Mbibe, Hebraisches Wurzel- Worterbuch, 8vo. xlyiii. and 784 pp. cloth, 6*
Mannheim, 1845
3113 Michaelis (J. D.) Grammatica Syriaca, sm. 4to. Mne Paper, bd, Ss 6d Sala, 1784
3X14 . Supplementa ad Lexica- Hebraica, 6 parts in 3 vols. sm. 4to. half calf
neat, 16s Gottingce, 1792
3115 MISHNA, sive totius Hebraeorum juris, rituum, antiquitatum ac legum oiulium
systema, cum Maimonidis et Bartenorse commentariis, ace. variorum notse, Seb.
et Lat. cum notis illust. Surenhusius, 6 vols, folio, £3. 16* Amst, 1698-17C^
** Cette ^ition est tin livre indispensable pour les 6tudes judaiques.'' — Brunet, ** A noble
and authentic collection of what the Jews have built upon the law of Moses in every particular."^-
Dr. W, Wotton, ** This is a very beautiful and correct work, necessary to the library of every
biblical critic and divine. He who has it need be solicitous for nothing more on the subject" — Dr.
Adam Clarke,
3116 Pentateuch. The Hexaglot Pentateuch, in Hebrew, with the corresponding
Samaritan, Chaldee, Syriac, Bud Arabic, edited by K. Yoimg: The history of
Adam, 8vo. cloth, 2s 6d Edinburgh, (1852)
3117 PICK, the Bible Student's Concordance, HebretO'English, stout sm. 4to. (pub. at
36*) new in cloth, 20* 1845
3118 Belandi (A.) Analecta Eabbinica, comprehendentia libellos ad lectionem Com-
mentariorum Babbinicorum, sm. 12mo. vellum, 9* Ultrajecti, 1702
3119 Biggs (E.) Manual of the Chaldee language : Chaldee GhraiiLaLax^CVa^^XfSQ^s^^ I
and Vocabulary, 8vo. cloth, 7s 6d ^^^
'188 QUARITCH'S CATALOGUB OP
31^ BoBBBTBON (J.) Clavia Pentateuolii ex recens. J. Kinghom, at. 8yo. bds. ISs 1824
3121 ScHAi.F (C.) Lexicon Syriacum concordantlale, onmes Noyi Testamenti Syriaci
voces coqiplectens, 4to. vellum, 20» Luffd. Batav, 1708
3122 SCHCETT&ENII Hobjb Hebbaicji et Talmudicje in imiversum Novum Tes-
tamentum, quibos Horte Lightfooti supplentor, 2 vols. 4to. vellum^ £2. 2s
Dresdae, 1733-42
** In thU work the learned author follows the example of Dr. Ughtfoot. He goes over the
lame books, bat saperficially, and supplies what was wanting on the Epistles and Revelations. In
iSb» opinion of Walch, Schoettgen is superior to Lightfoot : he pronounces his work to be one of
great erudition, industn^*, and use." — Oniu,
3123 SOHAIE (The), containing the deepest Arcana of the Cabala, in Hebrew (with-
out points), 3 vols. sm. 4to. neatly printed on fine paper, woodcut on the titles,
good dean copy, bound, vsbt babb in England, £2. 10s (P Jerusalem, 1820)
Brought by Captain Mounsey from Jerusalem.
9124 Talmud. T^q Talmua de ^abylone, traduit en £ran9ais par L. Chiabxni, 2 vols,
in 1, 8vo. coif, 16* Leipzic, 1831
8125 IJhlbicann, LiBtitutiones Linguae Samaritanae, aco. Chrestomathia, 2 vols, in 1,
8vo. 10* Lips. 1837
8126 WOLFII Bibliotheca Hebraea, sive notitia cum auct(»iim hebr. cujuscunque
aetaHs, turn Scriptorum quae vel hebraioe primum exarata vel ab aliis conversa
sunt, ad nostram aetatem deducta, 4 stout vols. sm. 4to. £2. Samburgi, 1715-33
" This work is by no means confined to Jewish authors, but takes ample scope amongst emi-
nent Christian writers of all nations who profess to assist the student in the knowledge of the Old
Testament/' — British Librarian,
3127 — p— Notitia Karaeorum ex Mardochaei traotatu, et Triglandius de Karaeis,
4to. ca\f, 3* 1714
8128 Ybates (T.) Hebrew Grammar, compiled by Ashworth, and re-edited by T.
Yeatea, 7th edition, by F. Bialloblotzky, royal 8vo. cloth, 2s 6d 1846
8129 ZANOLINI Lexicon Chaldaico-Eabbinicum, cum Eabbinorum abbreviaturis,
stout 4to. hf, vellum, 36* Patavii, 1747
3130 — ^— Lexicon Syriacum, sm. 4to. ^. vellum, 5* ib, 1742
3131 ■ Eatio addlscendae Linguae Chaldaicae-rabbinicae-talmudicae, 4to. hf.
vellum, 5* ib, 1750
The 3 Tols. sold together for £2.
8132 Hebbbw Tbacts. Pine's Hebrew Eoots : Kocheri Bibliotheca Hebraica, Part 2 ;
Walker's Introduction to Hebrew ; Kirschii Chrestomathia Syriaca, Part 2 ;
Tanchumi Hierosolym. in lamentationes, C\ae\xm, jirahice ; JehudabenKo-
reisch epistola, Barges et Groldberg, Hebrew ; Psalterium Syraice ; and 9 others
—the lot, cheap, 4* M 1785-1857
8133 ZZTDXAN jLAZTOUAOISS. Dbummokd's Illuslarations of the gram-
matical parts of the Guzeratee, Mahratta, and English Languages, sm. folio,
halfcalf,7sM Bombay, ISOS
8134 Faulknbb's Orientalist's Grammatical Yade-Mecum, containing a Hindustaki,
a Pebsian, and a Gujabati Gbammab, with selections of reading lessons and
familiar phrases in each language, 8vo. cloth, 5* Bombay, 1853
This work oonyeys all that is essentially necessary for mastering the three languages, without
intricate rules> which distract the mind in larger grammars.
3135 Gilchbist's Hindee Moral Preceptor, 8vo. containing Sadi's Pundnamu, Per-
sian, Hindustani, and English, new edition, with Persian and English, and
Hindee-Persian English Yocabulary, etc. 8vo. 2* Qd 1821
8136 HINDEE and Hindostaneb Selectiohts, to which are prefixed the Eudiments
of Hindustanee and Brui Bhakha Grammar, also : Prem Sagur ; or History of
Krishnu in Hindee— A. Vocabulary to the above in Khuree Bola and English
Grammar in Nine Chapters — Articles of War and Military Terms — Beta!
Pucheesee, Selection from the Bhuktu Mai — ^Ditto &om the Eelmtus of Khubeer
— ^Ditto from the Eamayunu — Humourous Stories, in an easy Style — Popular
Hindee Songs — A Descriptive List of the Popular Festivals of the Hindoos — ^A
List of Hindoo Castes— Extracts from the Bagh-o-Buhar — Gooli Bukawulee —
Araishi Mahfil — ^Ukhlaq Hindee — Sukontala, or the FataJ Eing — Pleasant
Stories, ^ an easy Style — Poetical Extracts from Hindoostanee Authors —
Popular Eekhtu Songs — ^Dialogues, 2 vols, royal 4to. about 1500 pp. (pub. at
. , . £2. 5*) half<bound calf neat, 24* Calcutta, 1830
This work was ongtnally compiled for the ns^ of the Ibterpreters to the Native Corps of the
BeDgtO Army,
INDIAN LANGUAGES. 1B9
8137 SOBABJEE*S (Dossabhaee) Idiomatical Sentences in Englisli, Hindostanee,
Gk)0£Tatee and Persian, military, judicial, mercantile, medical, and miscel-
laneous, etc. sm. folio, 323^. lithographed, ha^russia, 22s Bombay, 1843
8188 BengalL GABEY (W.) Grammar of the Bengalee language, 4th ed. with ad-
ditions, Syo. cloth, 6« Serampore, 1818
8139 ■ Dictioiyffy of the Bengalee Language (Bengali-English), 2 vols in 3,
4to. cdy, £3. Serampore, 1825
8140 - ■ ' Dictionary of the Bengalee language, abridged from the 4to. diction-
ary, (Bengali-Engush and English-Bengali), 2 rols. in 1, 8yo. cloth, 32«
Serampore, 1839-40
8141 ■■ " the same. Vol. I. Bengalee-English, 8vo. \f. russia, 12* Serampore, 1827
814ft Fobsteb's English-Bengalee and Bengalee-English Vocabulary, 2 vols. 4to. haff
russia, \2s Calcutta, 1799-18(S
8148 HAIJGHTON'S Budiments of BengaU Grammar, 4to. Af. hd. rare, 21s 1821
8144 ■■■ ■ Bengali Selections with translations, and Vocabulary, 4to. ^.jf. 16* 1822
8146 ' ■ ' £u<mnents of Bengali GBAMiciJi ; Bengali Selections, with transla-
tions and a Vocabulabt, 2 vols, in 1, 4to. hf, russia, £1. 16* 1821-22
8146 ^- Bengali-English Glossary, to explain the Tota-Itihas, the Batria
Sin^^asan, the history of Baja Imshna Chandra, the Purusha-Parikhya, and
the Hitopadesa, 4to. rnub. at 30*) bds. 2* 60^ 1826
This cheap Glossary Cannot be had in Bengal ; officers and dyilians proceeding there, should
•ecare a copy.
3147 ' '■ ■ Bengali and Sanskrit Dictionair explained in English, and adapted
for Students of either Language ; to which is added an Index, serving as a re-
versed Dictionary, stout 4to. mub. at £7. 7*) \f. morocco, £2. 18* 1833
Haughton 8 works are the best for learning the Ben^li Langaa^.
8148 MOETON'S Dictionary of tiie Bengali Language, with Bengah Synonyms, and
an English interpretation, 8yo. vii and 662 pp. ods, 15* Bishop's College, 1828
A good useitil Bengali Dictionary, compiled from native and other authorities.
3149 Bajckissen Sak, Vocabulary, English, Portuguese and Bengalese, 4to. \f. hd.
3* Qd Calcutta, 1821
3160 TATES* Introduction to the Bengali language, edited b^ Wenger, containing a
Grammar, Eeader, Vocabxdary and Notes ; and Selections from Bengali lite-
rature, 2 vols. 8vo. 30* Calcutta, 1847
3161 ■ the same. Vol. II. containing selections from Bengali Literature, 8vo.
cloth, 10* Calcutta, 1847
3152 BmJ Bhakha* Principles of inflection and conjugation in the Bruj
B,hak,ha, or the language spoken in the countiy of Bruj (&,ali)riir, in the do-
minions of the Baja of Shurutpoor), by Shree Lulloo lal Kuvi, impl. 4to. ctM
25* Calcutta, 1811
8153 BunneSCa Cabby (F.) Grammar of the Burman language, with roots, 8vo.
caff^, 7s 6d Serampore, 1814
3154 Catbchisictts pro Barmanis eorum lingua primisque nunc litterarum typis ex-
cusus, cum Latina interpretatione, Burmese and Latin, 2 vols, in 1, 8vo. \fl
russia, 2* 6d Bomae, 1785-86
8155 Hough's (G. H.) English and Burman Vocabxdary, preceded by a Grammar,
obi. 8vo. ^, hd, rare, 25* Serampore, 1826
3156 JUDSON (A.) Dictionarv of the Burman lan^age, with explanations in En|r.
lish, with alphabet, symbols, etc. 8vo. ^. rv^ssia, 32* Calcutta, 18&
8157 liANs's English Burmese Dictionary, 4to. ^. calf, 36* ih, 1841
■ Canarese — see also Bhagavat G-bbta, imder Sansdita
8158 Elliot (W.) Alphabet of the Ancibnt Canabbse character, collected from In-
scriptions in the Southern Mahratta Country, large fol, rare, 12* Bombay, 1833
3159 BEEVE'S (Wm.) Cabnataca Dictiokabt : Eng.-Camataca and CamatacaEi^.
4 parts in 2 stout vols. impl. 4to. strongly 4f* hd, russia, roAre, £8. Madras, 1824-&
Oentoo— see Teloogoo.
3160 6O0Jrat€ea Bebquin*s Children's Friend, in Ooqjratee, lithographed. Vol. I.
square 12mo. calf, 4* Qd Bombay, 1833
8161 Clabkson's (W.) Grammar of the Gujarati Language, 4to. cloth, 20* Bombay, 1847
8162 MAHOMED CAUZIM, Dictionary of Gt)ojaratee and English, impl. 4to.
£2.2* Bombay, V^iA
190 QUARITCH'S CATALOGUB OF
3163 Eamsay's Prinoiples of Giijarati Grammar, translated and arranged from the
work of Grangadhar Shastn Phadake, 8vo. ^ bd, 6* Bomhayy 1842
3164 Kbishna et sa doctrine. Bhagavat Dasam Askand lOme libre du Bhaoavat
PouEANA, traduit sur le MS. Hindoui, par Th. Pavie, royal Svo. sd. 6« 6rf 1852
3166 Peem Sague, or History of Krishnu, according to the Bhagubut of Vyasudevu,
translated from the Bruj Bhasha of Chutoorbhooj Misr, into Hindee, by Lnlloo
Lai, 4to. *rf. 3« ^d Calcutta, 1831
3166 the same, 4to. half calf, 6* 1831
3167 Vyasudevu, Prem Sagur, or History of Ejrishmi, in Sendee by Lulloo Lai, royal
4to. cajf. Is 6i Calcutta, 1825
3168 BindUStanl. Aeaish-I Muhtil, being a history in the Hindoostanee lan«
O) of the Hindoo princes of Dihlee, compiled from the Xhoolasut-ool-Hind,
eer Sher Ulee IJ»os, 4to. slightly damaged, with English Interlinear trans-
lation in MS., Jf. caJf, 12* Calcutta, 1808
3169 Bagh-o-Buhae (The) or the Adventures of £in^ kzdA Bakht and the Four Dar-
weshes, in Hindustam, 8vo.226 pp. heaut\/klly l%thographed,8d. 3« Qd Cawnp. 1832
Though there exist many editioDs of this popular work, the above is of peculiar merit as a means
of instructing the pupil in reading the Persian style of writing, used in Upper and Western India.
3170 — JSindustani, new edition, with Vowel Points, &c. carefully marked, and
a Vocabulary, by Forbes, royal 8vo. (pub. at 15*) 12* 1856
3171 Bagh o Bahas, an entirely new English version, with notes by E. B. Eastwick,
royal 8vo. (pub. at 21*) bcls, 8* 6d Sertford, 1852
3172 BAITAL PACHISI ; op Twenty-five Tales of a Demon. A New Edition of the
Hindi Text, careMly revised, with the words expressed in the Hinddstdni cha-
racter immediately under the corresponding word in the N&^urii, and with a
perfectly literal English interlinear Translation, accompamed with a free
Translation in English at the foot of each page, and Explanatory Kotes by
W. B. Barker, edited by E. B. Eastwick, royal 8vo. (pub. at £1. 11* 6d) 18* 1855
3173 Collection of Moral Irecepts in English and Hindustani, 186 pp. lithographed,
royal 8vo. half calf neat, 5* Luchnow, 1833
3174 Bobbie's (Capt. E. S.) Pocket Dictionary of English and Hindustani, fcap. 8vo.
(pub. at 8*) cloth, 2* 6rf 1847
3175 the same, 12mo. If. bound russia, 4* ^d 1847
The inconvenience of carrying about the bulky and expensive tomes of Gilchrist is generally
felt and complained of, and has induced the compiler to offer to the public a Pocket Dictionary of
English and Hind^titni, which, from its comprehensiveness and portability, he trusts will be found
of real utility.
The Hindust&ni words are those in most general use ; and where two or more occur in explana-
tion of one English tcarm, the first is to be understood as the one most commonly employed, and the
rest as the more refined or scientific significations.
3176 EASTWICK'S Gbaicmab of the Hindustani Language, to which are added
Selections for Eeading, new edition, enlarged with a Vocabulary, Dialogues,
12 facsimiles of Persian and Devanagari Writing, etc. by the Rev. G. Small,
8vo. chth, 10* B. Quaritch, 1858
The easiest method for learning Hindustani, hitherto used at Haileybury College.
This new edition unites into one compact volume all that a beginner of the Hindustani Lan-
guage requires. The Vocabulary has the pronunciation in Koman letters.
*' The first edition of this work was not undeservedly received with favour. But the labours
of the present editor have added greatly to the value of the originnl performance.
*' Mr. Small's acquaintance with the Hindustani tongue has eminently qualified him for the
task he has here undertaken.
*' The volume before us is about twice as large as the original edition, and we really think,
contains everything that an incipient scholar could desire ; so that any person bound for India in
whatever capacity, would find this book an agreeable Vade Mecum. The Vocabulary and Dia-
logues are most important additions to the work, and the admirably executed facsimiles of oriental
writing will be found useful in practice.*' — Indian News, June 12, 1868.
** Mr. Small possesses an intimate and practical knowledge of Hindustani, as of several other
Oriental languages. He has been in the habit of preaching to the natives of India in Hindustani,
and one of his auditors, most qualified to judge, has testified to the correctness of his style. This
fact alone would be sufficient proof of his competence to edit a grammar of the Urdu tongue, and
he has certainly done so much for the one before us that it is rather a new book than a new
edition. One destderatnm supplied by him is to be found, we think, in no other Hindustani or
\
HINDUSTANI LITERATURE. 191
Hindi gnunmar — we mean specimens of the Kaithi or running Hindi character, which is yery exten«
lifely used in the Bengal Presidency.
" We feel bound to acknowledge the utility of Mr. Small's labours, and can conscientiously
Koommend his book." — The Homeward Mailf 16th June, 1858.
** All the officers who were well acquainted with the Hindoostanee being selected for staff ap-
pointments, only those were left in most regiments who knowing but little of the language, had
bat little intercourse with their men, 'and therefore they learnt nothing of all this (mutinous spirit)
except in one or two corps where some chance linguibt remained, and those corps have, generally
not mutinied, as their officers learnt their complaints, and explained the matter to them.''
Letter from Jhehim, May 30, 1857.
3177 FOEBES, Dictionary Hindustani and English and English and Hindustani, last
edition, impl. Svo. (pub. at £2. I2s 6d) cloth, 36s 1867
8178 Ghtjlam Mohammep s Colloquial Dialogues in Hindustani, with a short Grrammar
and Vocabulary, 12mo. cloth, 28 6d 1869
3179 Gilchbist's Dictionary, English-Hindoostanee, 2 vols. 4to. 36« Calcutta, 1786-90
Gilchrist's English- Hindoostane Dictionary is very popular in India, because it gives the Hin-
doostanee Words in a readily acquired system of pronunciation. To Shakespeare's and Forbes'
Hindustani-English Dictionary, Gilchrist forms a necessary adjunct, as both are very meagre in
their English Alphabet.
3180 GiLCHSiST (J. B.) the Hindee-Eoman orthoepig^aj^hical ultimatum ; or a view
of oriental and occidental visible sounds, on principles for acquiring the pro-
nunciation of many Oriental languages, Svo. facsimiles, hf, calf, Vts 6d 1820
3181 Gladwin's Dictionary, Psbsian, Hikdustanbe, and English, 2 vols, in 1, 8yo.
wormed, calf, 12« Calcutta, 1809
3182 KHIEAD-AFKOZ : the Illuminator of the Understanding ; the Hindustani
Text, with notes by Eastwick, 4to. (pub. at £1. 11* 6rf) cloth, 15« Hertford, 1857
3183 KoBAN, in Urdu, by Hashiye Kasara Musannif Ke, Boman charoAsters, 8vo. hds.
16* Bahahad, 1844
3184 LuTAiFi Hindee, or Hindoostanee Jest Book, Jlindustani in Arabic and Eoman
Characters, with a Hindustani poem by Tuqee, second edition, revised by W.
C. Smyth, 8vo. bd. 2s 1840
3185 Sadi*s Baghi Oordoo, or Goolistan, in Hindoostanee by Meer Sher Ulee Ufsos,
edited by Gilchrist, Svo. ca^, 5* 6rf Calcutta, 1802
3186 SHAKJISPEAE'S Hindustani-English and English-Hindustani Dictionabt,
fourth ed^reatly enlarged, stout 4to. 2AiApp, (pub. at £5. 6*) new, £3. 3* 1840
3187 Hindustani and English Dictionary, second and enlarged edition, 4to.
(pub. at £5. 15* 6d) hf bound rtissia, 32* 1820
3188 Grammar of the Hindustani language, second edition, 4to. 10 facsimiles,
hf. russia, 3* 6d 1818
3189 Hindustani Grammar, sixth edition, royal Svo. new, 14* 1858
3190 — ^— Mimtakhabat-i-Hindi, or Selections in Hindustani, with translations
and vocabularies, 2 vols, in 1, 4to. (pub. at 36*) hf bd, 12* 1824-25
3191 — — — the same, new edition, 2 vols. 4to. 21* 1846-44
3192 Tassy (Garcin de) Manuel du cours d'Hindoustani, avec Vocabulaire, 2 vols. Svo.
Vol. II. contains Hindustani exercises, on 80 pages, cloth, 3* Paris, 1836
3193 ToTA XuHANEE, translated into Hindoostanee by Sueyud Huedur Bukhshi Hue-
duree, edited by Gilchrist, sm. folio, bds, 3* 6a Bombay, 1831
3194 the same, 4to. bds, 4* 60? Calcutta, 1839
3195 Tota-Kahani, or Tales of a Parrot in Hindustcmi, by Saiyid Hurdur Bukhsh,
new edition, with the vowel points, and a Vocabulary, by Forbes, royal Svo.
cloth, 7* (yd 1852
3196 YATES, Dictionary, Hindustani and English, Svo. vi. and 590 pages, cloth,
21* Calcutta, 1847
IMEalabar— ««« TamuL
3197 IMCaratha. Bbequin's Children's Friend, in Maratha, lithographed, Vol. 1.
square 12mo. hf cc^, 5* 1828
3198 Cabey*8 Mahratta-English Dictionary, Svo. iv. and 652 pp, wanting title and
• wormed, hf. calf, 6* (Serampore, 1810)
3199 Esop's Fables, in Marathee, lithographed, square Svo. numerous quaint cuts, ^.
bd. 10* Bombay, 1841
3200 KENNEDY'S (Lieut.-CoL Vans) Dictionary, Maratha-English and Ent^lv^W
Maratha, 2 parts in 1, sm. folio, bd^ 16* 'BcynCbo^^^SSl^
M QUARiTCH»s Catalogue op
8201 KENNEDY'S (Lieut..CoL Vans) Dictionary, the same, folio, ^. calf uneui,
25« 1824
S202 the same, folio, hf. russia, 25* 1824
3203 Mjlbathi-English Yocabxtlaby, compiled from Kennedy's and Molesworth's
Dictionaries, with a preface containing rules as to the vanations of the Marathi
Orthography, and instructions as to the formation of derivative words, 8vo.
doth, 5* Bombay, 1851
This work, though small, is requisite for the acquirement of the Marathi tongue, in consequence
t>f the deficiencies of Molesworth and Kennedy, which are here supplied.
3204 MOLESWORTH'S Dictionary, Marathee and English, compiled for the Govern-
ment of Bombay, by Capt. James T. Molesworth, assisted by Lieutenants
Thomas and Greorge Candy, 4to. hf, hd. £2. 5« Bombay, 1831
9205 ■ Marathee-Englisn and English-Marathee Dictionary, 2 vols. 4to. com-
plete, V*- *^- ^- 10* Bombay, 1831-47
8206 dtbvbkson's English Grammar, explained in Maratha, sm. folio, lithographed,
eaif, 3ff M Bombay, 1833
8207 Principles of Murathee Grammar, 4to. 18* Calcutta, 1833
3208 MuratJiee Grrammar, with lithographed gpecvmens qf native correspon-
dence, 8vo. 18* Bombay, 1843
8209 Plli:^abe6< CABBT'8GTammarofthePunJabeelanguage,8yo.&(2*.5*iS^amp.l812
8210 SinSl^alese* Callaway's Cingalese English and En^sh-Cingalese Dictionary,
with introduction and appendix, sq. 8yo. 4f. mor,gilt top, wnaU, 15* Colom. 18zl
8211 anotlier copy, 8yo. J^. bd. 12* Colombo, 1821
8212 Hints on the Cingalese and English languages, with a selection of Latin
and French Phrases rendered into Cingalese, 18mo. cloth, 2* Colombo, 1821
8213 Ghatbs (J.) Grammar of the Singalese Language, royal 8vo. Large Paper,
ka^ru9sia, very rare, 32* Colombo, 1815
8214 CLOUGH'S Singhalese Dictionary : English-Singhalese and Singhalese -English,
2 vols. 8vo. £2. 18* Colombo, 1821-30
8215 the same. Vol. II. only, Singhalese-English, 8yo. cloth, 20* ib, 1830
3216 liAMnBic&'s Singhalese Grammar, 8yo. 12* Ceylon, 1834
8217 SiDATH Sangabawa, a Grammar of the Sinj^halese language, translated into Eng-
lish, with introduction, notes, and appendices, stout 8yo. ods. 36* Colombo, 1852
8218 SiNGHALBSB Grammar ; part 1, Accidence ; part 2, Syntax ; part 3, Yocabulary,
—3 parts in 1 vol. 8vo. V- rusHa, 20* Cotta, 1825-26
8219 part 1 only, 8vo. 2* M 1825
8220 Tamill* AifDBBsoN (E.), Eudimentsof Tamul Grammar: combining with the
rules of Kodun Tamul, an introduction to Shen Tamul ; 1821 — ^The Adventures
of the Gx>oroo Paramartan, with translation and yocabulary, bv B. Babington,
Tam^l and English, 1822—2 vols, in 1, 4to. hf. russia, 36* tondon, 1821-22
8221 Babington's Adventures of the Gxx)roo Paramartan, a Tale, Tamul and English,
with analysis and vocabulary, 4to. 15* 1822
3222 Blik, Dictionnaire Fran9ais-Tamul et Tamul- fran^ais, obi. 8vo. sd. 10* Far, 1831
8223 Buntan's Pilgrim's Progress, in Tamul and ^English, 4ito, calf, 9* Mad/ras, 1826
3224 DicnoNABY, English and Tamul, A— G. and I— Q. 4to. no title, 5*
8225 Dubbisani-Tamil-Puttagaic : Tke Lady's Tamil book, containing part of the
Book of Common Prayer, in Eomanized Tamil, with English version, an Anglo-
Tamil Grammar and vocabulary, by E. Hoolb, 8vo. roan, 4* 1859
8226 Fabbicius and Bbbithaupt, Malabar-English and English-Malabar Dictionary,
revised and corrected by Poezold, Simpson, and others, 2 vols, small 4to. bd,
not unifbrm, 18* Vepery, 1786-1809
8227 Gbammab e^lained«9» Tamul, sm. 4to. 220^. bound in red cloth, 2* M
8228 KiNDBBSLBT s Specimens of Hindoo Literature : Translations from Tamoul and
Hindoo, with introduction, 8vo. 5 plates, hf. calf, 5* 1794
iB229 Knight and Spaxtlding, English and Tamul Dictionary, revised by the Eev. S.
Hutchings, 8yo. xxii. and 831 pp. calf, 18* Madras, 1844
8230 the same, part 3, 4to. 456 pp. sd. 20* 1839
8231 EOTTLEE'S Dictionary of the Tamil and English Languages ; revised by W.
Taylor and T. Vencatachala, 4 parts in 1 vol. 4to. bds, cut, rare, £4. 4* 1834-41
3232 Eobebtson's Compilation of Papers^ in Tamil, several on public business, with
TamU-EngUsh Glossary, 4to. bds. 12s ~ Madras, 1839
*^? ZjEQEifBALQ, (rramxDatica Damulica, 4
4to. bd*. 3* 6<2 Malae, 1716
JAPANESE AND MALAY BOOKS. 19^
3S34 Tellnga. Cabby (W.), Grammar of the Telinga language, Svo. half bound,
6* Serawpore, 1814
3235 Telugu. BEOWN'S (C. P.) Grammar of the Telugu Language, Svo. 24^ 1840
3236 Dictionary, English and Telugu, stout roy . Svo. 8, xxx, and 1392 pp.
cloth, £2 2« McLd/ras, 1862
3237 Telugu English, and English Telugu Dictionary, 2 stout vols, royal
Svo. £5. Madras, 1852-53
3238 Dictionary of mixed dialects used in Telugu, with an explanation of the
Telugu alphabet, royal Svo. 12* . Madras, 1864
3239 Telugu Eeader: a series of letters on various subjects, with translations,
grammatical notes, and a Lexicon, 4 parts in 3 vols. Svo. 30* Mad/ra>8, 1851-2
3240 CAMPBELL'S (A. D.^ Grammar of the Teloogoo Language, 4to. bd, ib, 1816
3241 Dictionary oi the Teloogoo language, 4to. ^. mor. £2, Madras, 1821
3242 J AKOUT. BOEHTLINGK (O.) Ueber die Sprache der Jakuten :
Grammatik, Text und Woerterbuch, Jakout and German, impl. 4to. sd. 19*
St, Petersburg, 1861
3243 JT J^P Alf XSSZS- COLL API, Dictionarium sive Thesaurus Linguae Japon-
ioae, 356 pp. — Ars Grammaticae Japonicae Lingua, 76 pp. — Modus conjitendi,
Japanice et Latine, 66 pp. — 3 vols, m 1, small 4to. 30* BonuB, 1632
Priced, 1838, Thorpe, £Z. 13* 6d. Here is, for the present wants, a Japanese Dictionary and
Grammar, as used by the Jesuits 200 years aeo, in their daily intercourse with the Japanese.
3245 Medhtjbst, English- Japanese and Japanese-English Vocabulary, compiled from
native works, Svo. cloth, ISs Batavia, 1830
3246 Pfizmaies, Durchsicht der von Dawidow verfassten Worter-sammlung aus der
Sprache der Ainos, Svo. 180 pp. sd, 3« 6rf J^ien, 1851
3247 liber die Aino-Sprache, Svo. bds. Zs 6i Ifien, 1851
3248 E;ODBiGUEZ (J.) Elemens de la Grammaire Japonaise, par Landresse et Abel
B^musat, avec le Supplement, Svo. ^. russia, 7s Qd Paris, 1825-26
3249 BOSNY (Leon de) Introduction k T^tude de la Langue Japonaise, 4to. with 7
lithoaraphicplates, sd. 15* Paris, 1857
3250 SIEBOLD, BiBLioTHECA Linguae Japonicae :
Wa Xan Won Seki Siogenziko, Thesaurus linguae Japonicae, sive illustratio
omnium verborum ac dictionum loquelae Japonicae et Sinensis, a Siebold et
Hoffman 1841
Sin Zoo Zi Lin Giok Ben, Litterarumldeographicarum Thesaurus, sive collectio
omnium literarum Sinensium cum pronuntiatione Japonica a Siebold 1834
Tsian Dsu Wen, sive Mille Literae Id!eographicae, Siniceet Kooraice, cumscrip-
turae Xooraianae sjstemate, a Siebold 1840
Catalogus librorum et MSS. Japonicorum a Siebold collectorum, ed. Siebold et
Hoffinan 1845
altogether, 4 vols, folio, bds, rare, £10. Lmgd, Bat, 1834-45
Only 125 copies printed.
3251 Tavanesea Cobnets de Gboot (A. D.) Javaansche Spraakkunst uitgegeven
door J. F. C. Gericke ; gevolgd door een Leesboek door Gericke, en een
Woordenboek, door T. Eoorda, 2 vols. Svo. bds, 14* Amsterdam, 1843
3262 Hangling Darmo, bevattende de E>egering, van den Yorst Hangling Darmo te
melowo pati naar en Javaansch handschnft, door C. F. Winter, 4to boards,
\0s Batavia, 1863
From Vol. 25, of the " Verhandelingen van het Bataviaascb Genootschap.''
3253 KU&1>ZSBb Gturzoni Grammatica e Yocabolario della Lingua Kurda,
12mo. hf, bd, 4* Boma, 1787
3254 ViLILImMLltm Cbawfobd's Grammar and Dictionary of the Malay Language,
2 vols. Svo. the Mala/v in Boma/n letters, (pub. at 36«) cloth, 30* 1^2
3255 Haex, Dictionarium Malaico-Latinum et Latinum-Malaicum, sm. 4to. hf, mo'
rocco, uncut, rare, 18* Bamae, 1631
3256 Howison's Dictionary and Grammar of the Malay Tongue, as spoken in the Pe-
ninsula of Malacca, the Islands of Sumatra, Java, Borneo, Fulo Pinang, etc.
in 2 parts, Malay -English and English-Malay, with the pronunciation, in 1 vol.
map, cloth, rare, 20s 1801
The Malay in this Dictionary is a different Dialect frpm that in Marsden.
N
194 QUARITCirS CATALOGUE OF
3257 Malay Gbamicab, explained in Dutch, 8yo. a^arenthf unpuhluhed, without a
title, printed on India pa^er, 5* (P Batavia, 1830)
3258 MAIt^EN'S Malayan-ifnglish and English-Malayan Dictionary, 4to. (pnb. at
£2. 2s) bds. 12s London, 1812
3269 ■ the same, 4to. hf, calf, 16s 1812
3260 ■ Gbammab of the Malayan Language, 4to. (pub. at 21s) bds, 16s 1812
3261 the same, 4to. Tieat, IQs 1812
3262 — ^— - Dictionary and Grammar, 2 vols. 4to. 24^ 1812
The great importance of the Malay Lianguage is scarcely appreciated by Scholars or Merchants.
In the endless groups of islands scattered towards the South-Eastem Coast of China, Malay is the
leading, indeed the only language understood by many discordant races ; in fact it is one of ancient
literary culture, and the universal language of commerce throughout the Eastern Archipelago.
Even along near a thousand miles of the S. E. Chinese coast, Malay, not Chinese, is spoken. Of
the political and commercial importance of the Malay-speaking population, see Crawfnrd's valuable
' works, also an extremely interesting article, '*The Maha-Raja of Zabedj/' by J. Emerson Ten-
NENT. — Notes and Qtien>«, Nov, 6, 1858.
3263 — Nieuwe Woordenschat, nederduitsch, maleidsch en portugeesch, 12mo.
cloth, 5s Batavia, 1780
3264 Sentences in English and Malay, for the Borneo Mission, 12mo. sd. Is 1847
3265 VocABULAEE in*t Duytsch ende Maleys, very sm. 8vo. old bds. Ss Qd
s, I. e. a. {? Batavia, 1700)
3266 YocABULABY of the English, Bugis, and Malay Languages, containing about
2000 words, 8vo. sd. 6s Singapore, 1833
3267 Weendly (Gr. H.) De Leere der Waarheit die naar de Godzaligheit is, Malay in
Roman chara^sters, 18mo. sd. 2s Amisterdam, 1732
3268 IMEaltesea Agius de Soldanis, della Lingua Punica, usata da Maltesi
owero nuovi documenti dell* antica Lingua Etrusca, 12mo. vellum, 2s 6d 1750
3269 Falzon (G. BJ Dizionario Maltese-italiano-inglese, 8vo. ^. bd. 20s Malta, 1845
3270 VASSATiLI, Lexicon Melitense-Latino-Italum, 4to. old binding, S2s 1796
Priced, 1847, £2. 2*.
3271 ' Mylsen Phoenico-Punicum, sive Grammatica Melitensis cum praxi, 8vo,
stiff covers, 3« Qd Bomae, 1791
3272 Grammatica della Lingua Maltese, 8vo. second edition, sd, 2s Qd 1827
3273 the same, 8vo. hf, bd. 3* Qd ^ 1827
3274 the same, 1827 — ^Motti, aphorismi e Proverbi Maltesi, da M. VassaUi,
1828, 2 vols, in 1, 8vo. bds, 12s Malta, 1827-28
3275 Yella, Dizionario deUe Lingue Maltese, Italiana, Inglese, Parte I. (the Maltese
Alphabet first), 8vo. hf. cay^, 7s Qd Livomo, 1843
3276 Maltese Grammar, 12mo. Jf, calf, 4* Leghorn, 1831
3277 ]ME AN TCBUb Dictionasy (Syllabic) of Chinese-Mantchou and Mantchou-
Chinese, 14 vols. 4to. in 2 cases, 26s Q^nton, 1839
This is the Dictionary from which Amyot and Langles compiled theirs.
3278 AMYOT, Dictionnaire Tartare-Mantchou Fran^ais, aveo des additions et I'Al-
phabet, par Langles, 3 vols, with JEnglish and JFrench MS8, corrections, 4to. ^
calf, £2. 6s Paris, 1789-90
Priced, 1824, Rivington's £6. 15« 6J; 1839, Klaproth's copy fetched 40 fr.
3279 SIlafboth, Chrestomathie Mandchou ou recueil de textes mandchou, Mantchou
. and Br&nch, 8vo. bds. 3* 6rf 1828
'~"B280 — the same, La/rge Baper, royal 8vo. cloth, 6s 1828
3281 LANGLis, Alphabet Mantchou, avec une notice sur Torigine, rhistoire et les tra-
yaux litt^raires des Mantchou, 8vo. bds. 2s 6d Paris, 1807
3282 Ts'iNO Wan £'b mun&, a Chinese Grammar of the Manchu Tartar language,
translated by A. Wylie, with introductory notes on Manchu Literature, 8vo.
title, 82 and 316 pp. andfacsimile, sd. 14« Shanghae, 1855
3283 Moilgoliaila Schmidt (I. J.) Geschichte der Ost Mongolen und ilires Fiir-
stenhauses, verfasst yon Ssanang Ssetsen Chungtaidschi der Ordus, Mongolisch
und Dewtsch, nebst Anmerkungen, 4to. very little stained, half calf, 16« 1529
3284 — — Grammatik der Mongolischen ^rache, 4to. facsimiles. If, calf gilt,
12s 1831
3286 OSSETZSB. SJOEGEEN (A. J.) Ossetische Sprachlehre, nebst Zurzem
ossetisch-deutschen und deutsch-odselischen Woerterbuch, 4to. half russia,
ffilt top, 26s St, Petersburg, 1844
PERSIAN LITERATURE. 195
8287 Pali* BuBNOUF (E.) et Chr. Lassen, Essai but le Pali, on lan^ae sacr^e de la
presqn'ile an dela du Gange, aveo 6 planches, 1826— Observations erammati-
calesparE. Bnrnonf, 1827, 2 vols, in 1, 8vo. hf. rusna. Is 6d Parts, 1826-27
3288 PBliSZ AIT-^ Abool Fuzl, Ayeen Akbery, or the Institutes of the Em-
peror Akber — ^Nizam, Secunder Kamah, a poem upon Alexander the Great — in
Persian, 2 vols, in 1, 4to. wormed, calf, 6s
3289 AkhlXz-i Muhsini ; to which are prefixed a few easy Stories for Beginners,
edited in Persian by Lieut.-Col. Ouseley, 8vo. fpub. at 7s Qd) Af. bd. Is 6d 1860
3290 translated literally into English, by the Eev. H. G. Keene, sometime
Professor at the E. I. College, second edition, (pub. at Is 6rf) hds. 2s Qd 1860
• ..." Au surplus, I'edition de M. Ouseley est tres-correcte, quality essentielle sartout,
dans an texte publie pour den etudiauts ; et la traduction de M. Keeue est litterale et fid^le^ comme
odie qn'il a donn^ du premier chapitre de TAnvir-i-Subaili. Les publications que je ?iens da
mentionner ont ^te 6dit6s par M. Stephen Austin, imprimeur du College d'Haileybury. Les sa-
vants doivent savoir gr^ a oet habile typographe du soin avec lequel il a execute ces publications, qui
se distinguent par la beauts des types orientauz et latins qui y sont employes." — M, Garcin de Tass^,
3291 AS'WAEI SOHILI, a paraphrase in Persian, of the Fables of Pilpai, 1^ .
Hussem Yaiz Hashify, stout sm. folio, lithog, hf, bd. calf, 36« Bombay, 18&
3292 — • the same, sm. folio, a beautiful copy in russia, joints, gold borders, gilt
edges, £2. 10^ 1828
A copy in morocco I sold, 1855, for £A, 4« ; ordinary copies are usually priced £Z. I3s 6d,
The best and most complete edition of this famous collection of Persian Stories.
3293 AirvABi Sohili, in Persian, Book I. 8vo. bds. Is 6d 1837
3294 the same, in Persian, 2 vols. 8vo. lithographed, hf, tf. 21* Bombay, 1840
3296 Anvar-i Suheli, or Lights of Canopus, the Persian version of Bidpai's Fables,
Persian, edited by Ouseley, 4to. (pub. at £1. 11* 6rf) bds, 21s PLertford, 1851
3296 the same, royal 4to. labge pafeb, hf, morocco, 30« 1861
3297 another edition, Persian, 374 pp. folio, lithog. qf, 20* Bombay, (? 1840)
3298 another edition, Persian, impl. 4to. 2 and 495 pp. bds. uncut, 10*
3299 another edition, Persian, impl. 4to. 4 and 404 pp. bds. 5*
3300 Persian Fables from the Anwari Sooheyly, with a Vocabulary, by J.
Michael, 4to. bds. 3* 6d 1827
3301 Stewaet's Introduction to the Anvari Soohyly, 4to. hf. calf, 2s 6d 1821
8302 ANVAE-I SUIIAILI ; or the Lights of Canopus ; bemg the celebrated work of
Husain Va*iz ul Kdshifi, translated for the first time into English prose and
verse (on the sameprinciples as the author's translations of the * Gulistdn *),
with an elaborate Reface and copious Notes, by E. B. Eastwick, royal 8vo.
(pub. at £2. 2*) c^oa, 24* 1864
" The most excellent book in the language is, in my opinion, the collection of tales and fables
called * Anvari Suhaili,' by Husain Va'iz, who took the celebrated work of Bidpai or Pilpay for his
text, and has comprised all the wisdom of the Eastern nations in fourteen beautiful chapters.''
Sir W, Jones,
3303 Bahae-Danush, or Garden of Knowledge, translated from the Persian by Scott,
3 vols, small 8vo. 12s Shrewsbury, 1799
3304 Bihaby-al-Anvae ; History of Hassan, the twelfth Iman, in Persian, folio,
458 pp. lithographed, native binding, 20s 1862
3305 BLEECK'S Pebsian Gbammab : a Grammar of the Persian Language, contain-
ing Dialogues, Beading Lessons, and a Vocabulary, by A. H. Bleeck, 12mo.
288 pp. (published at 7s Qd) cloth, 6s Quaritch, 1867
" It is much to be regretted that the Court of Directors do not hold greater &cilities to the
officers of their service to study Arabic. There was abundant work during the late short campaign
for at least 15 duly qualified interpreters, whereas there was only one in the whole force who covdd
act in that capacity. No little inconvenience and great difficidties and delays were consequently
experienced, especially by the Land Transport and Commissariat Department, whose agents, scat-
terod over the country where Arabic is the only language spoken, was comparatively helpless. In
Persian we were somewhat better off; but, even in this resp^ there did not appear to be an officer
present with the force who could indite a proper Persian letter without the aid of a native moonshee.
This state of things, especially during a war, when it is frequently of the greatest moment to keep
correspondence secret, is much to be deprecated ; and it is accordingly to be hoped that steps will
be taken to secure higher qualifications in our officers who pass in Persian, and who should be en*
tirely independent of all native co- operation. "—i«««r/romJfoAammcraA, May 17, 1857.
« Mr. Bleeck has furnished a most useful grammar for students of the Persian langna^ .
Those who wish to acquire that language rapidly, and do not care to \kbm%e ycl\a >3dl^ ^^^V^qs^'wl-^i^kns^
196 QUARITCH'S CATALOGUE OF
the ponderous Tolnmes of Matthevr Lumsden are the sole guide, will find here all that they need.
Indeed, we do not hesitate to say that the little work before ns is in many respects preferable to
Mirsa Ibrahim's Grammar, which is said to have obtained for its aathor from the East India Com-
pany the extravagantly munificent guerdon of a thousand pounds. lu particular the remarks on
syntax may be commended, and the dialogues and reading exercises are very judiciously selected.
In fine, the Grammar may very safely be recommended and deserves success.'' — Athenaum,
** Canterbury, St. Augustine's College, August 17, 1857.
<* Allow me to thank you for the Persian Grammar. The new plan on which the reading lessons
and dialogues have been arranged deserves indeed every consideration ; and it ought to receive a
£ur and conscientious trial. There are some misprints not noticed in the list of errata (three in the
Armenian text, one in the Sanscrit, and a mistake in the explanation, and a few in the Persian ex-
tracts), which will no doubt be suppressed in a second edition." — R, Boat.
This volume reflects great credit both on the learning and industry of Mr. Bleeck. The Persian
Grammar contains 238 pp. and the remaining 50 are devoted to the exposition of the new method of
•tudying languages, to which also the Persian Grammar is adapted. The former part of the work,
the Grammar, is distinguished by its appreciation of the difficulties presented to learners, and by
much success in removing or lessening them. We have compared this Grammar with that of Sir
W. Jones» with which alone we are acquainted, and certainly it excels it in simplicity as well as in
ftilness ; while the application of the Grammar to the reading lessons is of vast help to the learner."
Clerical Journal,
3306 BOEHAN KLATI, an esteemed Persian Dictionary, by Mahomed Hussein Bor-
han, 2 vols, folio, lithographed^ M". botmd, £3. 10* Bombay, (1830)
3307 Buhae-ood-Dben, Xhoolasut-ooI-Hisab, Arithmetic and Geometry, translated
into Persian, with Commentary by Euoshun Ulee, 8vo. 483 pp. calf, 3* 1812
3308 Chondemib's Geschichte Tabanstan's nnd der Serbedare, Persisch und Deutsch
von Dom, royal 4to. hf, morocco, 7« M St. Petersburg, 1860
3309 FEEISHTA (Mahomed Kasim) Taeikh-i-Feeishta, or History of the Eise of
the Mahomedan Powe^ in India till the year 1612, in Persian, edited by J.
Bbiggs, 2 vols, folio, lithographed, hf, bd, £5. Bombay, 1831
This the original edition contains many passages, abridged or left out in the English transla-
tion, 4 vols. 8vo.
8310xriEDOirSEE'S Shah Namu, a Series of Poems on Persian Histoiy, in Persian,
edited by Lumsden, vol. 1, all printed, small folio, calf, 7s 6d Calcutta, 1811
3311 Shah Kameh, complete, a beautifully lithographed edition, foho, with
m^ny most characteristic plates, breathing the spirit tf Persian chivalry, printed
in four colours, with an Index, plain Indian binding, sound clean copy, £4i,
Bombay (P 1830)
3312 SHAH NAMEH, an Heroic Poem. Containing the History of Persia from
Kioomurs to Yesdejird ; that is, from the earliest times to the conquest of that
Empire by the Arabs, by Abool Kasim Eirdousee ; carefully coflated with a
number of the oldest and best MSS., and illustrated with a copious Glossary of
obsolete words and obscure idioms ; with an Introduction and Life of the Au-
thor, in English and Persian, and an Appendix containing the interpolated
Episodes, &c. found in different MSS. by Turner Macan, 4 vols, royal 8vo.
£S. 10s Calcutta, 1829
3313 the same. Vols. I. and II. in 1, stout royal 8vo. calf neat, £2. 1829
3314 the same. Vol. IV. only, royal 8vo. hf russia, £2. 10* Calcutta, 1829
Contains an English and Persian preface, a Life of Firdousee, and the complete text of the
« Book of the Kings."
'* L'editeur a reproduit presque sans changement tout ce qui ^tait imprim6 du texte de M.
Lumsden ; le reste de Touvrage forme la premiere redaction critique du texte de Firdousi qui ait
kXk enterprise par un Europeen. M. Macan ^tait plus propre quej)ersonne \ remplir cette t^he,
car il oonnaissait parfaitement la Htterature persane et a?ait pass6 la plus grande partie de sa vie dans
la meilleure societi musulmane des provinces septentrionales de I'lnde." — Mohl,
Ce poeme ^pique embrasse tout Thistoire d'un grand empire (la Perse) depuis sa fondation jus-
qii'2^ sa destruction. Les savans imitent le livre des Rois, la cour et le peuple se font reciter ses
episodes, et tout ce qui parle persan, Musolman ou Parse, le regarde comme I'ouvrage national par
excellence-
There are many points of comparison between Homer and the Persian Epic Poet ; but we shall
not enter upon the parallel, which would form a good subject for a separate essay, and would re-
quire a book to itself. One coincidence, however, may be noticed, as to the martial enthusiasm the
verses of both poets inspire. ** The Persian soldiery/* says Mr. Binning, " when about to engage
in combat, ar accustomed to siog aloud certain passages of the Sbahnamah, which practice has the
PERSIAN LITERATURE. 197
eflRect of inspiring them to absolute fury , as the verses of Homer did the warriors of Greece, or as
the Ranic lays of the Skalds were wont to animate the fierce Berserkars of Norway.'!
3315 FiBDUSSi's Heldenbuch von Iran, aus dem Schah Nameh, deutsch yon J.
GrOEBBES, 2 Tols. in 1, Svo. map and 2pla^s, ^, bd, uncut, 7s Berlin, 1820
3316 GLADWIN'S Pebsian Moonshee : Grammar ; the Pundnameh of Sadj, speci-
mens of Arabic, Stories, Lives of the Philosophers, Kowayed us Sultanet Snah-
jehan, part of St. Matthew, dialogues, etc. in Persian and English, 3 parts in 1»
royal 4to. 7^, bd. l&s Calcutta, 1801
The most practical of all Persian Grammars. ** A performance in which, for the first timey
some of the elements of Arabic inflexion were selected and arranged for the usefiil purpose of fiMd-
litating the study of the Persian Language. All Gladwin's works are of merit.'' — Lunuden,
3317 Gladwin's Persian Guide, exhibiting Arabic derivatives, stout 4to. l^, cf,2s 1800
3318 Hafiz, Diwan, Persian, 8vo. 636^. lithographed, JEastem binding, 28*
Bombm, (P 1830)
3319 HAFT ZULZXTM, or the Seven Seas, a Dictionary and Grammar of the Persian
Lan^age, by his late Majesty the King of Oude, 7 vols, in 3, royal folio, (pub.
at £125.) 4/- bd, russia, a sound copy, £8. 10« Xi^cibuHo, 1822
3320 — — another copy, large folio, caUfneat, £9. 1822
Priced, 1833, Allen, ifSO. ; 1834, Thorpe, £25. ; 1836, Thorpe, a 6ne presentation copy, £35;
1859, Maisonneuve, 250 fr.
This splendid book was printed at the royal press in the city of Lncknow. The first six volumes
contain the Dictionary, the seventh the Grammar.
Dr. Sprenger examined recently the MSS. at Lucknow, and speaks as follows of the remaining
copies of the above: — *' At the end of the hall there are bags full of books completely destroyed by
white ants. Even new books have not been spared by these destructive insects ; nearly the whole
of the edition of the ' Taj alloghat' has been destroyed^ and inost of the remaining copies of the
' Haft Qulzum' have had the same fate.''
3321 HOPBIINS* Vocabulary : Persian, Aeabic, and English, abridged from Eich-
abdson's Dictionary, impl. 8vo. (pub. at 2\s) bound, 9« 1810
The only cheap Dictionary embracing the Persian and Arabic Languages.
3322 Jezeebet-ool Anmijh : Treatise on the Xhalifs or Imaums, in Persian, sm. 4to.
230 pp. lithographed, sd, 2s
3323 JOHJs SON'S Dictionary of Persian, Arabic and English, stout impl. 4to. 1420
pp. treble columns, (pub. at £4.) cloth, £3. 5« London, 1852
3324 JONES (Sir Wm.), Gbammab of the Pebsian language, 6th edition, 4to. Iplate
of specimen, calf, 2s 6d 1804
3325 i— — — the same, by Lee, eighth edition, 4to. with 4 plates of specimens, bds,
5« 1823
3326 the same, 4to. ninth edition, with 6 plates of specimens, (pub. at 21*)
bds. 10* 1828
3327 XAEN AMA I HYD AEY, or Memoirs of the brave and noble Hyder Shah, sur-
named Hyder Ally Elian Bahadur ; to which is annexed a History of his Son
Tippoo Sultan, by Ghoolam Mohumed, son of the late Tippoo Sultan, in Per-
sian, 4to. 752 and 26 pp. and 12mo. Index andr dedication, with Portraits of this
great Mahomedan Family, once so powerful iA Mysore, m^orocco, 12s
Calcutta and Itiissapuglah, 1848-49
Dedicated to the Ilonble. John Eliot Drinkwater Bethune, without the English title.
3328 the same, 4to. Titles, etc. 8, and 988 pp. with Index, on vellum fapeb,
portraits, mxtrocco, Vbs Calcutta, 1848
3329 another copy, 4to. green m^orocco, gilt edges, 2\s 1848
A valuable modem History of Indian affairs, as viewed by a Prince of a fallen Dynasty.
3330 XiSTOCHoiLUNNO, Fowaiday Soobyan, in Persian^ from dijQferent authors, 8vo.
180 pp. lithographed, hf bd, 2s 6d Calcutta, 1834
3331 LUMSDEN'S (M.) Grammar of the Pbesian Language, 2 vols, small folio, bd.
rare, wormed, 20s Calcutta, 1805-10
3332 LUMSDEN'S Grammar of the Persian Language ; comprising a Portion of the
Elements of Arabic Inflection ; together with some Observations on the Struc-
ture of either Language, considered with reference to the Principles of General
Grammar, by M. Lumsden, LL.D. 2 vols. fol. hf. bd, rare, £2. 2s Calcutta, 1810
Pnced, 1832, Thorpe, £S. 18f 6d; 1837, Dond£-Dupr^, 172 francs; 1841, Allen, £7. 7«i
]857» Weigel, 40thaler8.
198 QUARITCH'S CATALOGUE OF
8333 MAHBAJ-als-Sadeh, in Persian, folio, 462 pp. lithograpAed, 4« 6d 1849
3334 MiBCHOND, hiBtoria prioram regum Fersarom post nrmatmn IslamiBinum, Persice
et Latine, cumnotis, ed. de Jenisch, 4to. map, bds, 2s 6d Vienna, 1782
8336 — — Historia Samanidaram, Persice et Latine, ed. Wilken, small 4to. half
morocco, 3« 6rf Goettingae, 1808
3336 Histoire des Samanides, Persan et Frangais, avec des notes, par De-
fc^mery, 8vo. sd» 4iS 6d Pains, 1845
3837 the same, 8vo. 4f- morocco, 6* 1845
3338 I Hiatoria Gtusneyidanun, Persice et Latine, cum notis, ed. "Wilken, 4to.
Fin>e Paper, bds, 7s 6d Berolini, 1832
3339 History of tlie Atabeks of Syria and Persia, in Arabic, edited by Mor-
ley, impl. 8yo. 7 plates, containing facsimiles of 27 coins, bylf,8.W. Vaux,
cloth, 7s 6(2 1848
8840 MisBOB OF Albxandeb (P Seknndnr-Nameh), in Persian, sm. folio, 48 pp. litho-
graphed. If, bound, 12« (P BovM>ay) 1831
8841 MuNAKiB iL Haidabie, a Miscellany, addressed to tbe king of Oude ; Extracts
from Persiam Authors, sm. folio, 2SiO pp. native binding, iSt
8842 MUSNAWEE Moolana Gulal uddbbn Eoumi ; Treasure of the Mystic Philo-
sophy of the Soofies or lUuminati of the East : a learned Metaphysical Work,
sm. folio, many neatly lithographed, with the points, native binding, £2. 16^
(P Bombay, 1840)
8843 Nadeb Chah. Histoire de Nader Chah, connn sons le nom de Thahmao Xnli
Khan, tradnite du Persan, avec de notes et un traits sur lapo^sie orientale, par
Jones, 2 vols, in 1, 4to. old morocco extra, 7s 6d Lond/res, 1*70
8844 NIZAMI, Secundeb Nameh, a poem upon Alexander the Great, Persian, sm.
folio, 342pp. lithographed, ^Eastern binding, £2. (P Bombay, 1844)
8345 NuL AND DuMUN, a tale, in Persian, lithjographed, 8vo. 3« 6(2 Calcutta, 1831
8346 Ouselet's Persian Miscellanies, with philologicsd, critical, and historical JS^otes,
4to. 10 plates of specifnens, half calf, 7 s 6d 1795
3347 PEND-JNAMi:H, on livre des Conseils de F^rid-eddin Attar, tradnit et public par
de Sacy, Persan et Franqais, 8vo. hf morocco, 15* Paris, 1819
8348 Pebsian Eeadeb (the), or select Extracts from various Persian Writers, Per«ia»
and JEnglish, 2 vols. 8vo. cloth, 7s Qd Calcutta, 1835-36
3349 the same, 2 vols. 8vo. 5« » 1824-36
3360 EICHAEDSON'S Ababic and Pebsian Dictionaet, explained in English,
stout folio, no title, the dissertation slightly injured, the Dictionary in a good
sound state, strongly bound in russia, 16« Uxford, 1790
3851 ' Persian-^abic-English Dictionary, with Dissertation on the Eastern
languages, and the English-Persian- Arabic Dictionary, nsw edition by Wilkins;
2 vols, stout 4to. calf, £6. 6* 1806-10
3352 i the same, 2 vols, royal 4to. Jf, bd. russia neat, £7. 7s 1806-10
8363 another copy, 2 vols. 4to. cdy' extra by Duplanil, £8. 8* 1806-10
3354, _^__. ENGLisH-Persian and Arabic Dictionary, with additions and improve-
ments by Wilkins, Vol. H. royal 4to. bd. uncut, very rare, £5. London, 1810
The " English-Persian " part is exceedingly rare, not having been reprinted.
3355 Dictionary, Persian, Arabic and English, new edition, considerably
enlarged by Fr. Johnson, impl. 4to. (pub. at £9. 9*) strongly botmd in russia,
£2. 1829
8366 £oussEAXJ*s Yocabulary of the Persian Language, Persian-English and English-
Persian, 8vo. xii and 483 pp. bd. 2s 6d 1802
8857 SADl (Musladini) Eosarium Politicum (Gulistan), Persice et Latine, cum notis
Q. Gentii, interleaved in 2 vols, folio, caff, Qs Amst. 1651
3368 the same, folio, old calf neat, 7s 6d Amst. 1651
3359 the same, folio, vellum, 9s 1651
The Roxborghe copy, Large Paper, fetched £7. Is,
8860 Gulistan, in Persian and English, with notes by Gladwin, 2 vols. roy.
4to. neatly bound, ISs Calcutta, 1806
8361 the same, Vol. I. only, 4to. calf, 5s 1806
3362 the Gulistan, Persian, by Ouseley and Gladwin, 8vo. Ss 1809
8363 le Gulistan, ou le Parterre de Fleurs, en Persan, par Semelet, litho'
^rti^Aed, 4ito. hf, bound, ds Qd Paris, 1828
PERSIAN LITERATURE. 1911
3364 SAJ)I (Musladini) Gulistan, in Fersicm, with Yocabulary by Eastwick, 8yo.
98 1850
3365 Gulistan, Persicm, in tke Nashki character, 8vo. old mor> 4* (f Boulac)
3366 Gulistan, Persian, royal 8vo. 340 pp. neatly lithographed^ hd. 7* Qd
(? Bomhay, 1840)
3367 ' — the same, in English, with an Essay on Sadi's life and genius, by Boss,
8yo. cloth, 3« 60^ ^ 1823
3368 the same, In English, with introductory preface, and Sadi's life &om
the Atish Kadah, by Eastwick, 8vo. with Ulwrnmated fl^tispieces and pUUes^
(pub. at 21*) ^f. calf. Is 6(£ 1852
9309 . Selections from the Bostan, in Persian, 16mo. lithographed, 2* 1838
8370 Sblbctions of Anecdotes, Persicm and English, by !Krishna Ghundra Ghosa,
8yo. cloth, 2s Calcutta, 1832
3371 Stbwabt*s (Chas.) Original and Modem Persian Letters, and other Documents,
willi an analysis of the Shekesteh Alphabet, 4to. 24 lithographic facsimiles of
Oriental WHting (pub. at £2. %s) \0s 1825
8378 the same, 4to. calf gilt, 12* 1825
3373 SuLTANBL Al^bhur, in Persian, 4to. 116 pp. sd, 2s 1843
3474 TIBEH IJKBAE, a Medical wobk, in Persian, lithographed, 8yo. 580 pp. bds,
&s Calcutta, (P 1830)
The standard Medical work of Persia and North Western India. ^
3475 TiMOUB THE Gbeat (Tamerlane), Institutes, Political and Military, translated
from the Mogul into Persian by Abu Taulib Alhusseini, 1 hence into English by
Davy, in Persian and English, edited by White, 4ito. portrait ofTimour, haff
russta, &s Oxford, 1783
3476 TooTi Nameh, or Tales of a Parrot, Persian and English, 8to. bd, &s 1801
3477 ' another copy, 8vo. neat, 6s 1801
A very popular work, well adapted for the stadj of Persian.
3478 TUCEIEE'S (W. T.) Pocket Dictionary of English and Persian, fcap. 8vo. with
the pronunciation, (pub. 7*) cloth, 2s 6d 1850
This Dictionary has been compiled with the view of being osefol to the Civil Service in India.
8479 TuFAEE Namah, in Persian, 4to. 420 pp. ^. ca^, 5* Calcutta, 1837
8480 VULLERS (J. A.) Lexicon Persico-Latinum Etymologicum, tom I. stout small
4to. sd,lSs Bonnie, 1855
8481 WiLKBN, Institutiones Linguae Persicae, cum Chrestomathia et Glossario, Svo.
hf calf, 2s 6d Lips. 1806
3482 Persian Tracts and minor Works, published in Asia and Europe, comprising
many valuable works in prose and verse, also translations and grammatical
treatises — in aU 31 vols. 4to. and 8vo. the lot a bargain, 7s 6d
3483 Phenician* GESENIUS (D, W.) Scripturae Iinguaeque Phoeniciae monu-
menta, quotquot supersunt edita et inedita, 3 parts m 1, 4ito. with 4S plates,
^f. morocco, uncut, 20s Lipsiae, 1837
3484 Phenician Tracts : Temple's (Sir Gr.) Phoenician Ipiscriptions, 1834 ; Ewald's
neupunische Inschrifben, 1852 ; Fourmont, Iscr. Eenica ; Ewald, phonekische
Inschrift, 1849— the 4 Tracts, 2s Gd
3385 PllShtlU DOEN'S Chrestomathy of the Pushtu or Afghan Language, with
an Afghan and English Glossary, impl. 4to. If, russia, uncut, S6s Petersb, 1847
8386 iiber das Fuschtu, oder die Sprache der Afghanen, 4to. 164 pp. boards,
5* St. Petersburg, 1840
8387 Sii^NSCItZTa AnELUNa, Bibliotheca Sanscrita ; Literatur der Saaiiskrit-
Sprache, Svo. second much improved edition, bds. 10s St, Petersburg, 1837
3388 an historical sketch of Sanscrit literature, with bibliograph. notices of
Sanskrit works, 8vo. cloth, Ss 6d Oxford, 1832
3389 the same, Svo, caff neat, &s 1832
3390 Ardschuna's Eeiso zu Indra*s Himmel, nebst anderen Episoden des Maha-
BHABATA, Sonscrit und Deutsch, von F. Bopp, royal 8vo. thick paper, haff
calf, Ss 6d Berlin, 1824
3391 Bhagvat-Geeta, or Dialogues of Sreeshna and Arjoon, Sanscrit, Canarese, and
English, edited by Garrett, 4to. cloth, ISs Bangalore, 1849
3392 ■• the same, 4to. If, bd, 20s 1849
-8883 Idem, id est Thespesion Melos, sive Krishnae et Ai^oaM^fo C^^<a^aN3a^%
Sanscrite et Latine, cum notis, ed Scblegel, S^o, Kf. bd. ^s BwvaoA.^SS©*
200 QUARITCH'S CATALOGUE OF
3dd4 BHAGAVAT PUR AN A, in Sanscrit, lithographed and printed on tinted paper
in imitation of the original MSS. 457 sheets, sm. folio, very rare, £5. (P 1848)
3395 ' the same, sm. folio, wanting a sheet, £2. 10s
3396 Bhabtbihasis Sententise et carmen Chauri eroticmn, Sanscrite et Latine, cum
notis, etc. a Bohlen, 4to. cloth, 12* BeroUni, 1833
3397 Boehtlingk's Sanskrit Chrestomathie, roy. 8vo. containing episodes from the
Mahdbharata and the Mamayana, extracts from Manu, fables from Hitopadesa,
etc, half calf, 6* 6<£ 8t, Fetershv/rg, 1845
3398 BoEHTLiNGK Tind B;OTH, Sanskrit-"W6rterbuch, herausgegeben von der Kaiser-
lichen Akademie der Wissenschaften, Vol. I. (die Vocale), royal 4to. half calf
neat, 2,1s St, JPetersburg, 1865
3399 BOPP (F,) Glossarinm Sanscritum, roy. 8vo. ^. russia,hs Berolim, 1830
3400 — — G-lossarium Sanscritum, in ^uo onmes £>adices et Yocabulansitatissima
explicantur et cum Yocabulis graecis, latinis, germanicis, lithuanicis, Slayicis,
Ceiticis comparantur, 4to. hf. morocco, 21« Berlin, 1847
3401 ■ Grammatica critica Linguae Sanscritaey altera editio, sm. 4to. bds,
edges cut, rare, 9s Berol. 1832
3402 Lehrgebaude der Sanskrita-Sprache, part 2, 4to. 232 pp. 4» Berl. 1825
3403 Chambebs* (Sir E.) Catalogue of the Sanscrit Manuscripts, collected by him in
India, i6^o, portrait, bds. 2s Qd 1838
3404 Chbista Sangita, or the History of Jesus Christ, in Sanscrit verse, 8vo. with a
learned English preface by W. H. MiQ, book I. Infancy, hf bd. 2s Calcutta, 1831
3405 the same, 2 books; without the English preface, 8vo. Is 6d 1842
8406 COLEBEOOKE'S Grammar of the Sanscnt Language, Vol. I. (all published),
sm. folio, manuscript additions, hf. calf, gilt top, unciit, 36* Calcutta, 1805
8407 Daya-Cbama-Sangbaha, an original treatise on the Hindoo Law of Inheritance,
translated by Wynch, impl. 4to. hf. bd. 7s 6d Calcutta, 1818
3408 DESGEANGES, Grammaire Sanscrite-Fran^aise, 2 vols. 4to. half calf neat,
30* Faris, 1845-47
3409 FOESTEE*S Essay on the Principles of Sanscrit Grammar, part I. (all pub-
lished), impl. 4to. xxii and 700 pp. bds. u^icut, 21s Calcutta, 1810
3410 Fbank, Grammatica Sanscrita, ^to. hf. bd. calf, ds Qd Wirceburgi, 1823
3411 Ghata Karpanun: das zerbrochene Gefass, ein Sanshritisches Gedicht, mii
Uebersetzungen, von Dursch, Sanskrit und Deutsch, sm. 4to. half calf, 2s Qd
Berlin, 1828
3412 GiTA GoviNDA, Jayadevae poetae indici drama lyricum, sanscrite et latine, cum
notis ed. Lassen, 4to. bds, 6s Bonnae, 1836
8413 HITOPADESA, or salutary instruction, in Sanscrit, 4to. bds, 6s Serampore, 1804
34X4 the same, Sanscrit, 4to. bd. 6s 1810
3415 HiTOPADESAS id est Institutio salutaris, partes I. II.; Textus sanscritus et
commentarius, 4to. bds, 3s 6d Bownae, 1829-31
3416 the Sanscrit Text of the first book ; or Mitra-Labha, with a grammatical
analysis, 4to. bds, 6s 1840
8417 the same, the Sanskrit Text, with a Grammatical Analysis, alphabeti-
cally arranf^ed, and an English Index of Words, serving the purpose of a re-
versed Dictionary, by Francis Johnson, Professor of Sanskrit at the East India
CoUege, 4fco. (pub. at 31« Qd) cloth, 20s 1847
8418 the same, in English, by Johnson, 4to. (pub. at 10s 6d) bd. 7s 1848
** The Hitopadesa is the original of the celebrated * Pilpay's Fables." .... The increased
means of typographical accuracy, a copious Glossary, and a new and more distinct type than any
heretofore employed, have combined to render the present edition superior to all that have preceded
it. . . . With these additions, this new edition of the Hitopadesa cannot fail to afford the most
enentiiil facility to the early study of Sanscrit, the difficulties of which have been greatly lightened
by the recent publications of Professor Johnson, and by none more than by his present edition of
the Hitopadesa." — Prqfetsor Wilson,
3419 JiMTJTAVAHANA, D^abha^a, or Law of Inheritance, with commentary by Xrishna
Terkalankara, in Sanscnt, 8yo. bd, Zs 6d 1829
3420 XALIDASAE Meghaduta et Cringaratilaka, sanscrite, ed. Gildemeister, 8yo.
Is ed Bonn, 1840
3421 Megha Duta, a Sanscrit poem English by H. H. "Wilson, 8yo. boards,
3* 1814
SANSCRIT LITERATURE. SOt
- - - •
8482 Kalidasa, the Nalodaya, or History of Xing Nala, a poem, Sanscrit and Engltsh^
with grammatical analysis by Yates, 8vo. ods, 8^ Calcutta, 1844
3423 la Reconnaissance de Saconntala, drame Sanscrit et pracrit, avec une
traduction ^an^awe par Chezy, 2 vols. 4to. ^. bd. russia, 7s 6tf Paris, 1880
8424 Sakuntala ; or Sakuntald recognized by the Bing ; a Sanskrit Ihrama,
the Devan&gari Eecension of the Text, now for the first time edited in England,
with literal English Translations of all the Metrical passages, schemes of the
Metres, and copious critical and explanatory notes, by M. Williams, roy. Svo.
(pub. at £1. lis 6d) a used copy, hf. bd. Is m 1853
'* An important contribution to the study of Sanskrit literature is furnished by Professor Wil-
Kams — tbe first English edition of the masterpiece of the great Indian dramatist."— PTm/. JSevitWm
** You have improved in many passages tbe reading of Dr. Boehtlingk, and thereby rendered a
rignal service to tbe students of Sanscrit literature."^P»t)f. CkrittUm Lanen,
8425 the same, a free translation, by Williams, second edition, 4to. 800^.
printed in the highest sU/le of art, illustrated by original designs on wood, and
enriched with head and tail pieces, and borders %n gold and colours (pub. at £2. 2«)
fancy cloth, richly ailt, gilt edges, Z2s 1855
8426 Urvasia, jabula, Sanscrite et Latine, cum notis ed. Lenz, 4to. haffwi^f
Ss ed JBerolini, 1833
3427 Birth of the War-Grod, in English verse, with Notes by Griffith,^8vo«
cloth, 2s 6d 1853
3428 Eli]LiTA Ariimiya, in Sanscrit, stout 4to. sd, &s
3429 Lanolois, Monumens litt^raires de Tlnde, ou melanges de litt^rature Sanscrite,
Svo. sd. 2s 6d Paris, 1827
3430 Mahabhubata (the), an epic poem, written by the celebrated Yeda Yyasa Sishi,
4 vols. 4to. complete, with the Indexes, sd. £4. 4« Calcutta, 1834
3431 Nalus, carmine Mahabharato, Sanscrite et Latine, cum notis ed. Bopp,
royal Svo. ^f. bd. 5* Lond. 1819
3432 Selections from the Mahabharata, with a Sanscrit-English Vocabu-
lary, by Ebancis Johnson, Professor of Sanscrit at the East India College,
roval Svo. (pub. at 9«) Zs 1842
3433 MANAYA-Dhabma-Sastba. Lois de Manou, en Sanscrit, avec des notes, ed.
par Deslon^champs, Svo. 15« Pa/ris, 1830
3434 Lois de Manou, publi^es en Sanscrit et fran^ais, avec des notes con-
tenant un choix de variantes et de scholies, par A. L. Deslongchamps, 2 vols.
Svo. calf gilt, 26* Poffis, 1830
3435 Manava-1)habma-Sastba, or the Institutes of Menu, Sanscrit aTid Mnglish, with
notes, edited by Graves Chamnev Haughton, 2 vols. 4to. (pub. at £S. %s) pre^
sentation copy to Sir John Malcolm, with the editor's autograph, boards, roam
back, uncut, £2. 2s 1825
3436 the English version only : the Ordinances of Menu, according to the
Gloss of Calluca, comprising the Indian S^^stem of Duties, religious and civil,
translated by Sir W. Jones, new edition, with notes by Haughton, 4to. (pub. at
£2. 2s) a few pa^es injured, boards, \0s 1825
3437 NALA and DAMAYANTI, and other Poems, translated from the Sanscrit into
English verse, with Mythological and Critical Notes, by the Eev. Hen by Habt
MiLMAN, M.A., late PrebendSry of Westminster ; Minister of St. Margaret's ;
and late Professor of Poetry in the University of Oxford, now Dean of St.
Paul's (revised by Professor H. H. Wilson) : impl. Svo. viii. and 148 pp. (pub. at"
12*) chth, rare, Is Oitford, 1835
Contents :
Page
Nala and Damayanti • • • 1
Notes 117
The Death of Yajnadatta • • 89
Notes 141
Page
The Brahmin's Lament . . 101
Notes . . • • 143
The Deluge . . • • 110
The Descent of the Ganges • 145
I was stnick with the singularity and captiyated by the extreme beauty, as it appeared to me,
of some of the extracts, especially those from the great epic poems, the Mahabharat and the Ramay-
ana, in their Homeric simplicity so totally opposite to the ordinary notions entertained of all eastern
poetry. The study of Sanscrit grew upon me, and would have been pursued with more ardour, but
for the constant interruption of more imperative professional and literary avocations. In itself the
Sanscrit is aa inexhaustible subject of interests in its granunmatlcal «U>^\^QXb\&R»\%'K!6^3a<»
M9 aUARITCH'S CATALOGUE OF
dal, and copioiM tlm the most perfect of the weitem langiiages ; in its origin, the parent from
which the older Greek, the Latin, and the Teutonic tongoes seem to branch oat and de? elop them-
ashres upon distinct and discernible principles." — Preface,
8438 if BYB (M. F.) Etudes sur lea Hynmes du Sig-Ydda, Par, 184^— Neye (F.) In-
troduction k THistoire G^n^rale des litt^nSures Orientales, Louvavn, 1844 —
in 1 vol. 8yo. V"- calf, 3« M
8439 PANINI'S GrammstigcLe Begeln, herausgegeben yon Bohtlingk, in Sanscrit, 2
vols. 8yo. bds. dO# Bonn, 1839-40
8440 Sia-YEDA-SANHITA : the Sacred Hymns of the Brahams, together with the
Commentarj of Sayanacharya, in Sanskrit, edited by Max Miiller, 3 yols. very
stout roy. 4to. (pub. at £7. 10«) cloth, £4. 10^ 1849-56
8441 the same, Yols. I. IL roy. 4to. cloth, £3. 1849-54
For Rosen's edition^see Oriental Tr. Fund, No. 2617.
8442 BiCh>YBDA-SAKHiTA. A Ck>llection of Ancient Hindu Hymns, constituting the
first Ashti^ or Book of the Big-Yeda, translated from the Sanskrit by H. H,
Wilson, YoU- L II. III. 8yo. cloth, 36f 1850-57
The first yolnme is ont of print.
8448 BIGYEDA, ou liyre des Hymnes, traduit du Sanscrit, par M. Langlois, 4 stout
vols. 8yo. sd.£2.2s Paris, 1848
8444 Bia-YsDA ; The Threefold Science, Sanhita of the Big-Yeda, in Sanscrit and
English, sm. 4to. If. bd. 7s 6c2 Bombay, 1833
8445 Boss (Dr. E.) Bibliotheca Indica, Yol. III. Kos. 14, 15, 17, 20, 23, 25 : the
CHHUTDoaTA IJpAHisHAP, iu SoMscrit, with Sanscrit commentary and gloss,
thick 8yo. calf, 14* Calcutta, 1850
8446 BosBK, Badices Sanscrit®, 8yo. 378 pp. \f. bd, 5s BeroL 1827
This learned work will be of great service to afi students of Sanscrit and Comparative Grammar.
8447 Sabda Calfa Dbuiaa (the) a Dictionary of the Sanscrit Language, in Bengal
characters, explained in Sanscrit, by Badha Canta Deya, Yols. 3 ana 4, large 4to.
bd. £2, CakuUa, (1825 P)
8448 Saint-Hilaibe, des Y^das, 8yo. 2s Paris, 1854
8449 Sanhita of the Sama Yeda, Sanscrit, by Stevenson and Wilson, roy. 8vo. cloth,
6s Soc, rf Oriental TexU, 1843
8450 Sbi Dandi, the Dasa Elumara Charita, or adventures of Ten Princes, a series of
Tales, in Sanscrit, impl. 8vo. cloth, 10s Soc. of Or. Texts, 1846
J451 Yalmeeki, the Bamayuna in Sa/nskrit and English, by Carey and Marshman,
Book I. stout 4to. 656 pp. cloth, 10s Serampore, 1806
8452 Bamayaua, carmen epicum, Sanscrite, ed. Schlegel, YoL I. pars prior,
thick roy. 8vo. bds. 5* Bonnie, 1829
8463 Yajnadattabada, ou la mort dTadinadatta, episode du Bamayana, Sanscrit (en
caracteres Sanscrits et BomainsJ, Pram^ais et Latin, avec des notes, par Ch4zy,
4to. If. calf neat. Is 6rf Paris, 1826
8454 Ybdas. The White Yajttbveda, edited by Albrecht Weber, Farts 1 and 2,
containing the Yajasaneyi-Sanhita in the Madhyandina and Elanva-Cakha, with
MaJiidara's commentary ; the Catamtha-Brahinana with extracts from the com-
mentaries of Sayani, etc. Sanscrit, rosatA I.-II. 4to. uncut, 10s Berlin, 1852-53
8455 Yeds. BammohunBoy (Bajah) Translations of several principal books, passages,
and Texts of the Yeds, &c. 8vo. 10* 1832
8456 WESTEBGAABD, Badices Linguae Sanscbit^ ad decreta Grammaticorum
definivit atque copia exemplorum exquisitiorum illustravit, 4to. sd. 12s 1841
8457 ■■■ the same, 4to. hf. russia, 16s 1841
The best Dictionary of Sanscrit Roote, forming the Key to Indo-European Philology. ** A
very valuable work." — H. H. Wilson.
3458 WiLKiKs' Grammar of the Sanskrita Language, 4to. cd^f, 4» London, 1808
3459 the same, Large Paper, 4to. bds. 7& 6d 1808
3460 WILLIAMS (Monier) ENGLISH and SANSKBIT Dictionabt, 4to. (pub. at
£3. 3«)£2. 5* London,lS51
This valuable Dictionary is indispensable to all Sanscrit stndents, and of the utmost importance
to all Philologists ; it is offered now at an extremely reasonable price, Mr. Qoaritoh having bought
up all the copies which belonged to the late students at Haileybury College.
This Dictionary is the result of many years' most arduous literary labour bestowed upon it in
India and in England, and if it had not been for the munificence of the East India Company, under
wIiog& patinnage it was pobUshed, the publishing price wovdd havO been at least double, or, still
aora probably, the hook never would have been printed.
SIAMESE AND TIBBTAN LANGUAGES. MS
8461 Williams' (M.) Ghrammar of the Sanscrit Language, roy. Svo. second edition^
cloth , 12* Oaifbrd, 1867
8462 W1JjSON*S Sansorit-English Dictionary, translated and enlarged from a compi-
lation by learned natives, royal 4to.^rir^ edition, hd, £2. 2« Ccdcutta, 1819
8468 — :: the same, 4to. second edition, IjAMQM Ysllvu Papbb, nm^neat, preeen^
tcUion copyfirom the Author to S. T, ColehrooJce, £12. Ckdcatta, 1832
A masterpiece of philological learning ; the groundwork to all the great modem diaooferies in
Comparatife Grammar.
8466 WILSON. Select Specimens of the Theatre of the Hindoos, translated front
the Sanscrit, 2 vols. 8vo. (pub. at 24*) bds, lOs M 1836
The Dramas selected are — The Mridichakati, or the Toy-Cart — Viknuma and Urrasi, or the
Hero and the Nymph — Uttara Rama Cherita, or Continuation of the History of Rama — Malati
and Madhaya, or the Stolen Marriage — Madra Rakshasa, or the Signet of the Minister — Retnavali,
or the Necklace.
*' This work« by one of oar most accomplished oriental scholars, u delightful from its norelfy ^
but its true praise is that it unfolds before us the finest part of a national literature and thereby
illustrates a highly interesting national character." — Blackwood* t Magazine,
" This is a most important addition to our literature, and it wiU surprise those literary men
who were, till now, but little acquainted with the learning of the Hindus." — New Monthly Mag,
8466 WILSON'S Grammar of the Sanscrit Language, Syo. (pub. at l%s) cloth,
U M 1841
8467 YATES (W.) Dictionary in Sanscrit and English, 8yo. £2. 16« Calcutta, 1846
The above is an excellent substitute for the scarce second edition of Wilson. The author
states in his preface : ** The main object of this work was to bring Wilson's Dictionary to the 8yo.
form without diminishing the size of the type or the number of words. This has been eflfected and
a little more ; for while the number of the words has been increased, the number of pages has been
a little reduced."
3468 Sanscbit Works and Tracts: Wilson's Sanscrit Dictionary, intgj^. 1818 ; Odes
to the Kagas, Calc. 1818 ; Forster's Sanscrit Grammar, imvft, ; Bopp's Lehrge-
baude der Sanskrita Sprache, 1827, impft, ; Delius, Eamces Fracr. 1839, and
others, in all 20 vols. 4to. and 8yo. the lot a bargain, \2s
3469 Hindu Law : Traits des Successions, 1844 ; Yyavahara Tatwa, Daya Krama %
Daya Tatwa, in Sanscrit, Calcutta, 1828 — together 4 vols. 8vo. the lot 2*
3470 SZ ABIIZSSZS* LOW'S Grammar of the Thai or Siamese language, 4to. with
7 Uthographs of specimens, bds. 20s Calcutta, 1828
3471 Pallegoix, Grammatica Linguae Thai (Siamese), 4to. hf. hd, rare, S2sJBana. 1850
3472 PALLEGOIX (D. J. Bapt,) Grammatica LinguEe Thai, 4to.^. bd. rare, £2. 1860
3473 ;- Siamese Dictionary ; Dictionarium Linguse TTiai, sive Siamensis, inter-
pretatione latina, gallica, et Anglioa, illustratum auctore D. J. B. Pallegoix,
episcopo Mallensi, vicario apostolico Siamensi, stout folio, the Siamese in native
and Roman Letters, explained in French and English, sd. £2. 2s Paris, 1854
3474 the same, folio, ^. bd, red morocco, £2. I6s 1864
Bishop Pallegoix has returned to Siam, and has taken the remainder of the edition with him.
8475 Tibetan. Georgii Alphabetum Tibetanum, 4to. 820 pp. \fi russia, 12s 1762
A learned work, containing a valuable essay on the Religion and History of Tibet.
8476 KOROS. Dictionary, Tibetan and English, prepared with the assistance of the
Band^ Sangs-B/gyas Phun-Tshogs, a learned Lama of ZangskHr, by A. Csoma
de Xoros, 183^— Grammar of the Tibetan Language, in English, 1834 — ^ia
1 vol. 4to. calf neat, £2, lOs Calcutta, 1834
8477 Tibetan and English Dictionary, 4to. cloth, 30* Calcutta, 1834
8478 SCHECETEE, Dictionary of the Bhotanta, or Botan Language, edited by
Marsham ,- to which is prefixed a Gbammab of the Bhotanta Language, edited
by W. Carey, 4to. the Botan printed in Tibetan characters, calf, rare, £2, 10*
Serampore, 1826
This Language is spoken in the region on the Himalaya Mountains, usually called Chinese
Tvtary, extending a line of 1000 miles of border land, between the Languages of India derived
from the Sanscrit, and the Languages spoken throughout Tartary.
8479 Tiinollinese* BJmdes (A. de) Catechismus pro iis qui volunt suscipere Bap-
tismum, Tunchinese and Latin, very sm. 4to. M\ bd, 3s 6d Somae, 1651
8460 TURSISBb Achtebi Ksbib, Arabic Dictionary, e^lained in Turkish,
sm. folio, 709 pp. native binding, 16* C^n*totiiviw(y]^l«>'SS^
SOi QUARITCH'S CATALOGUE OF
8481 Babkeb's TurkiBh Ghrammar, Dialogues and Yocabulanr, a practical Guide to tlie
acquiflition of the Turkish Language, 1 voL 12mo. 166 pp. cloth, 4a 1854
The Grammar is short and practical, the Dialogues embrace all the most useful questions and
likely answers. The Vocabulary contains about 1250 of the most useful words.
^Q^ The book has all the Oriental words both in the original Turkish and
THE pronunciation IN ROMAN LETTERS.
** A little book of the time, very opportune in its appearance. This book should be the com-
panion of every Englishman on his way to Constantinople." — Athmaumt June 10, 1854.
8482 Babkeb's Beading Book of the Turkish Language, with a G-rammar and Yocabu-
lary ; containing a selection of Orimnal T^es, literaUy translated and accom-
panied by grammatical references ; uie pronunciation of each word given as now
used in Constantinople, Svo. (pub. at 149 by Madden), cloth, 28 Qd 1854
Barker's little Grammar and the above Reading book should be bought together, as they form
• complete course for the study of the Turkish Language.
3483 BelletStb, Gontes Turcs en Turc, eztraits du roman '* Les quarante Yizirs," 4to.
sd. 3* 6rf Faris, 1812
3484 Bebnabdo (F.), Yocabolario Italiano-Tnrchesco, tradotta dal Francese neU'
Italiano dal P. Abbayilla, sm. 4to. 3 vols. 2478 pp. ^. russia, 7s 6d Soma, 1665
8485 BIANCHI, Dictionnaire Turc-Fran9ais et Fran9ais-Turc, 4 stout vols. Svo. ca^
gilt, £6. 15* Paris, 1835-47
3486 Vocabulaire Fran^ais-Turc, stout 8vo. hf, hd. 10* Paris, 1831
3487 Ghiide de la Conversation en Fran^ais et en Turc, suivi du Traits de
. Commerce, 1838, Turc et Fran^ais, oblong roy. 8vo. \f. calf, 6« PaHs, 1839
8488 seconde Edition, oblong, 8vo. sd, 7s Qd 1852
3489 Cabbognai^o (Comidas de) Gramatica Turca, stout sm. 4to. ^, hd, Ss Roma, 1794
3490 Davids, Grammar of the Turkish Language, 4to. facsimiles, (pub. at 28*) hds,
7s ^ 1832
3491 Gulshbnt Maabif : History of the Ottoman Empire, in Turkish, 2 stout vols.
sm. 4to. 17Q2 j>p, native binding, 25*
3492 GuzEL-OoLou, Dialogues Fran9ais-Turcs pr^cM^s d'un Vocabulaire, 8vo. and
404 pp. ioith the ^pronunciation of the Tu/rkish throughout, hf hd. 7* Qd 1862
3493 HiNDOGLou, Dictionnaire Fran^ais-Turc, 8vo. J^, russia, 7* 6c? Vienne, 1838
3494 Grammaire de la langue Turke, 8vo. 1* 'dd Pa/ris, 1834
3495 HoLDEBMAN, Grammaire Turque, ou methode courte pour appendre la langue
Turque, avec un Vocabulaire et des dialogues, sm. 4to. the Turkish in Arabic
and Romam, letters, hf, calf, 9* Constantinople, 1730
^ Volume peu commun et assez recherchS. Vendu 40 fr. m. r. Maucune.'' — Brunet,
3496 Jaubebt, El^mens de la Grammaire Turke, avoc une Appendice de proverbes et
d'extraits en Turk et Fran9ais,^Zafe* of characters, 4»Ui.hf, calf, 2* Paris, 1823
3497 seconde Edition, 8vo. sd. 3* 6rf 1853
3499 KAMOOS (the) Abul-Kemel Es-SeidAhmed Aassim El-Okeanus al-bessit fiterd-
schiimet il-Xamus Almuhit, an Ababic Dictionaby, explained in Turkish,
2 vols, folio, 1900 pp. native binding, £3. 10* Scutari, A. JS. 1230-33
3500 Letellieb, Choix de Fables, en ISi/rc et franqais, avec un glossaire, large 8vo.
JLwrge Paper, hf russia, 14* Paris, 1826
3501 Mallouf, English and Turkish Conversation, 18mo, 2* 6(2 Paris, 1859
3602 Meniksei, linsuarum Orientalium institutiones, seu Grammatica Turcica, adno-
tatiuncula in Snguam Tartaricam, de harmonia verbi Turcico-Arabico-Persici,
Latine, Germanice, Italice, Gallice, et Folonice explicaii, cum extractis, folio,
old calf 7* 6(2 Vienna, 1680
3503 Idem, curante KoUar, 2 vols, in 1, sm. fol. qf. nt, 9* Vtndobona, 1766
For the " Dictionaby," see General Oriental Literature.
3504 Nazmi Zadeh's Gilshaii Elhalafa : a History of the Khalifs and their Successors,
in Turkish, folio, Oriental hvnding, 10* Constantinople, A. S. 1143
3505 EASHTD EFFENDY, History or Chronicles of the Ottoman Empire, in Turkish,
3 vols, folio. Oriental binding, £3. Constantinople, M. JE. 1153
Printed under the reign of Sultan Mi^moud the First ; — the Grand Wezeer then being Ahmet
Pasha and the Shieck-ul-islam Mustafa Eflfendy. Contents : Volume L 277 leaves, relates the
Events from 1071— 11 15. Volume II. 194 leaves, relates the Evento from 1115—1130. Volume
UL 1S^8 leaves, reLites the Evente from 1 130—1141,
TURKISH AND AFRICAN LANGUAGES. 201
3S0d EEDHOUSE'S English and Tarkish Dictionary, in 2 parts: Fart I. English and
Turkish. Fart II. Turkish-English ; in which the Turkish words are repre-
sented in the Oriental character, as well as their correct pronunciation and
accentuation shewn in English letters, by J. W. Eedhouse, E.It.S.A., Member
of the Imperial Academy of Science of CoTistantinople, Sfc, Stc, in 1 stout vol.
sm. sq. Svo. xxvi. and 1151 pp. (pub. at £2.) chth, 32« i, Qumritck, 1867
The first English and Turkish Dictionary, published, written by Mr. Redhouse, a thorough
Turkish Scholar, who resided for 20 years in Turkey, employed by the British and Turkish Goyem-
ments in their diplomatic intercourse ; the Author of the only printed Dictionary of the Turkish
Language, explained in Turkish, for the use of Turks.
This DicUonary has the Orthography of the Turkish Words, as also their correct pronuncia-
tion and accentuation, two things never achieved, and the latter never attempted, even in the best
Dictionaries published on the Continent. It cannot fail of being acceptable to the very great number
of our countrymen now interested in obtaining quickly a competent knowledge of the language of
our eastern allies ; the greater number of errors to be traced in every page of the more voluminous
and much more expensive continental works of Meninski, Bianchiand Hindoglou, is a circumstanM
which greatly deteriorates the value of their productions.
The Turkish Language is, in itself, well worthy of the labour of being acquired ; there exists
in that language, a literature, mostly in manuscript as yet, it is true, as varied and as refined as that
which is known to be found in the Persian tongue. In a political, and in a commercial view, the
tongue of the Ossmanli merits as great attention as any, since its use, or that of its congeners, among
natives of every sect or nationality, or among official people, is spread from Tunis in Afnca^
throughout the Turkish Empire, the northern half of Persia, Khorassan, to Independent, Chinese,
and Russian Tartary. But it is as true, as it will appear singular, that whether from apathy, or from
the fatal delivering themselves up into the hands of double tett of interpreters (one set consistiiig
of Greeks, Armenians, Jews, or Levantines, who explain verbally between Europeans and Turks,
and the other of Turkish writers, who reduce these verbal explanations into written forms of their
own), the greater part of our merchants and consuls living in Turkey, some for periods of fifky
years, are unable, with a few rare exceptions, to read a word of the language, or perhaps to under-
stand it when read to them ; and many are incapable of uttering a single phrase in common conver*
sation. The fact, however, of servants, working engineers, and others, picking up Turkish in a
short time, without books or aids of any kind, is sufficient to indicate that there is nothing peculiarly
difficult in the language itself ; while the mere mechanical difficulty of the handwriting, as is known
to all students, is equally easy to be got over with a little practice.
'' A creditable publication. An English Turkish Dictionary was a great desideratum and yott
have been fortunate in getting the best Turkish scholar of the day to write it.
<« British Museum, Oct. 16, 1836. Ch. Ribu."
3507 Kedhouse, Grammaire de la Lan^e Ottomane, large Svo. cloth, 15i 1846
3608 E/HASis (G.) Vocabulaire fran^ais-Turc, 4to. turkish binding, 25« St, Pc^^«6.|1828
3609 SHAKHI PENDI ATTAE, or explanations of the poem of Attar in Turkish,
by Mehemet Murad, Svo. 367 pp. bd. 7s 6d Constantinople, A. JS, 1263
AFRICAN LANGUAGES.
3610 Dialogues, and portion of the New Testament in the JSnalish, Arabic, Haussa
and Bomu languages, oblong sm. folio, 116 pp. lithographed, sd. 7s 6d 1863
3611 /Lccra. JesuBier^radiken, oversat i det Accraiske Sprag, 8yo.3« 6d Kiob. 1829
3612 JBLtk^OlBL' Gentibs Angolae fldei mysteriis Angolense, Jjusitane et Latine, edd.
De Coucto et F^andomontanus, sm. 4to. hf bd,7s Qd Romae, 1661
3613 Bechuana* Abchbell's Grammar of the Bechuana Language, 8yo. cloth,
9« Graham's Tovm, 1837
3614 Berber. Hodgson (W. B.) Notes on Northern Africa, the Saharah and
Soudan, roy. Svo. chth, 6* New York, 1844
3616 Newman's Urammar of the Berber Language, 8yo. Is 6(2 1836
3616 Bomu* KoELLE, Grammar of the Bomu or Xanuri Language, 8yo. chth,
9« 1864
3617 Xlapeoth, Essai sur la Langue du Bomou, et Yocabulaires du Begharmi, du
Mandara et de Timbouctou, 8yo. 2s Qd Paris, 1826
3618 Bullom. Nylandsb's Grammar of the Bullom Language, 12mo. JIf, bound,
10s 1814
3618* Portions of the Common Prayer in Bullom, 12mo. 2s 1816
3619 Bunda* Cannecattim. Diccionario da lingua Bunda ou Angolense, ex-
plicada na Portugeza, e Latina, small 4to. 720 pp, treble columns, morocco,
£2. Ltsboa, Impressaa Re^xa^'S^^
QUARITCH'S CATALOGUE OF
B620 Calabar. Waddbll's Yooabulary of the Efik or Old Calabar Language,
12mo. bd. 2s 6rf JEdinb, 1849
te2Q»l>ankall> Isbnbebg's Yocabnlary of the Dankali Language, r2mo. 2« 1840
S521 Oalla- EIbapf's Elements of the Gralla Language ; V ocabulary ; St. John ;
3 parts, 12mo. 2s 6d 1839-42
3622 TuTSCHEK, Dictionary of the Gralla Language, part I. Galla-English-German,
part n. EngliBh-GraUa— Grammar of the Galla-Language, 3 vols, in 1, 8yo. hf.
Id. 10s Mwnich, 1844-45
8623 GaUa-English-German Vocabulary, 8vo. 208 pp. sd. Is M 1844
3524 Baussa* Schon's Vocabulary of the Haussa Language, both alphabets, with
a Grammar, 8yo. chthy 6« Qd 1843
3525 SaflSr. BoTCB*s Grammar of the Xaffir Language, 2nd ed. by Davis, 8yo. hf.
bd. 8s 1844
3626 MandingO* Mandingo and English elementary Sounds, Spelling Lessons
and Vocabulary, 12mo. 2s 6d 1827
3627 Macbbaib's Grammar of the Mandingo Language, with Vocabularies, 8vo. hf,
bd. Is Qd London (P 1840)
8628 Oji* ^^s, Ghrammar and Vocabulary of the Oji-Language, with reference to the
Akwapim Dialect, 8vo. cloth, 9* Basel, 1854
8529 Sechuana. Casaijls, Etudes sur la Langue Sechuana, 8yo. hs • Faris, 1841
8630 SherbrO and English Church Catechism, 12mo. hf. bd. Is Qd London, 1824
8631 Siwah* MiNUTOLi, Verzeichniss von Wortem der Siwah Sprache, 4to. sd.
2s 6d Berlin, 1827
8632 SusoOa Grammar and Vocabulary of the Susoo Language, 8vo. bd. rare, 12s
JSdinb. 1802
Added are the names of some Susoo Towns, near the banks of the Rio Pongas ; a List of
learne d me n of the Mandinga and Foulah Countries, etc.
3633 IVolof* Daed, Dictionnaire Fran9ais-Wolof et Fran9ais-Bambara, suivi du
Dictionnaire Wolof-Fran9ais, avec des observations sur la grammaire, 8vo. hf.
qf. Is Paris, 1825
8634 Grammaire Wolofe, 8vo. hf. bd. rare, 12s Paris, 1826
3535 £oGEs, Becherches sur la Langue Ouolofe, Vocabulaire fran9ais-ouolof, 8vo. 6«
Paris, 1829
" Apres TArabe, Tidiome Wolof est celui h, Taide duquel on est le plus s^r de se faire com-
prendre des lives de TAtlantique aux bords du Niger." — Pr^aee.
8636 ^Torubaa Cbowtheb (Rev. Sam.) Vocabulary of the Yoruba Language, with
introductory remarks by Vidal, 8vo. cloth, 6s 1862
8637 Zulu* ScHBBUDBB, Girammatik for Zulu-sproget, 8vo. 2s 1850
8638 DOHNE'S (J. L.) Zulu-Kjlffib Dictionabt, etymologically explained, with
copious illustrations and exaniples, preceded by an introduction on the Zulu-
£a£Sr Language, 8vo. xiii. ana^418 pp. double columns, 12s Cape Town, 1857
3539 ■■ the same, M\ morocco, uncut, 15* 1857
AMERICAN LANGUAGES.
8640 AthapaslCa Buschmann, der AthapasldBche Sprachstamm (Mexico), 4to.
toith Vocabulcmes, bds. 7s 6d Berlin, 1856
3641 Caraibe- EAYMOND BEETON, Dictionnaire Caraibe-Fran^ais, mesl^ de
quantity de Eemarques historiques pour I'esclaircissement de la Jjajigiie,Auwerre,
1665 — Dictionnaire Fran^ais Caraibe, Auxerre, 1666 — Catechisme Oaraibe, avec
une Traduction Fran9aise, 1664 — 3 vols, in 1, 16mo. old caff, babb, £6, 10s
Auxerre, 1664-66
A lexicographical production of extreme rarity. The author, a Dominican, was sub-prior of
file Monasterj of Preaching Friars at Blainville ; and one of the first four French Missionaries
deputed to the Island of Gardeloupe now called Gaudeloup, and the Caribbee Islands in America.
TI»B same learned Missionanr wrote a Caribbee Grammar, published 1667.
8642 Chilian. FEBltES, Diccionario Chileno Hispano i Hispano Chileno, enri-
quecido i mejorado por Calzada» square 12mo. half morocco, gilt top, tmcut, 18«
Santiago^ 1846
8643 ■■ GrammArtica de la lengua Chilena, escrita por el Beverendo padie Mi-
sionero Andres Febres, de la C. de J. adicionada i correjida por elE. r. Fr. An-
tonio Hernandez Galizada, de la 6rden de la Begular Ooservancia de N. P. San
Francisco. Edicion hechajpara el servicio de las Misiones por 6rden del Su-
premo Gvbiemo i baja la mspeccion del £. F. Misionero Fr^ Miguel Anjel
Astraldi, impL 8vo, Large Paper, ^ tedi^ morocco, uncut, 28* Santjago, 1846
POLYNESIAN AND AUSTRALIAN LANGUAGES. MT
S544 Crae* Howsb's Ghrammar of the Gree Language ; with an analysis of the
Chippeway Dialect, 8vo. hf, hd, 7s 6d 1844
8545 Oalibi. Dictionnaire Fran9ois-Galibi, et Gralibi-Fran^ois, precede d'un Essai
de Grammaire, 12ino. hf, hd. 7s 6d Farts, 1763
3546 Oreenlandisha £.leinschmidt, Grammatik der gronlandischen sprache,
8yo. 2s ed 1851
3547 MAEBAN (Pedro) Abte della Lenoxta Moxa, con bh Vocabulario y Catechismo,
stout 12mo. vellum, fine copy, rare, £5. lbs Ciudad de los Reyes (Lima), 1702
Collation : Title, dedication, etc. 16 pp. ; Arte de la Leng^ Moxa, fol. 1-117 ; Vocabttlario
de la Lengua Moxa, fol. 118-664 ; Catecbismo menor en Lengua Espafiola y Moxa, fol. 1-142;
Algunas advertencias tocantes al Talor del Matrimonio entre los Indios recien convertidos, 2 pp. ;
Cartilla y doctrina cristiana en Lengua Moxa, 20 pp. ; Dedaracion, fol. 163-202 ; Indice, 2 pp.
3548 ^enni* Zeisbeboeb's GraEnmar of the Lenni Lenape, or Delaware IndianB,
translated by Duponceau, sm. 4to. J^. hd, 12s 1816-17
Part of the Transactions (Vol. III.) of some American Sodetj.
POLYNESIAN AND AUSTBALIAN LANGUAGES.
3549 Thbeleeld's Australian Grammar, the Language spoken in New South Wales,
8yo. chth, 12s Sydney, 1834
3550 Teichelmaun and Sch^bmann, Grammar, Vocabulary, and Phraseology of the
language of South Australia, 8yo. sd. 7s Adelaide, 1840
3551 MAESDEN'S (W.) Miscellaneous Works, on the Polynesian or East-Insular
Languages, 4to. map, 21s 1834
3552 If ew Aealand. Williams' (W. Archdeacon of Waiapu) Dictionary of the
New Zealand Language, and a concise Grammar : to which is added a selection
of colloquial Sentences, 8yo. (pub. at 8«) cloth, 4a 1862
3558 the same,^^^^ edition, 12mo. calf, 2s 6d 1820
3554 Shobtland, Traditions and Superstitions of the New Zealanders, 12mo. vdtk
8ongs in the native language, cloth, %s 6d 1854
3555 Tagala. Totai^es (Seb. de) Art de la Lengua Tagala, sm. 4to. xii. and 140
pp. vellum, dOs. Mcmila, 1860
3556 Tahiti&n. Buschmann, Aper^u de la Langue des Isles Marquises et de la
Langue Taitienne ; ayec un V ocabulaire Taitien, par G. de Humboldt, 8yo. Ss
Berlin, 1843
GEOGRAPHY, EARLY VOYAGES AND TRAVELS.
3557 DE BEY (T. J. T. et Iseabl) et M. Mebian, Collbctionbs Pebeobinatioktic
IN Indiam Occidentalem et Indiaic Obientalem XXY. Partibus compre-
hensse, complete, 25 parts, in 7 yols. folio, numerous maps, and many hundred
curious plates hy the iDe Brys and M, Merian, fine impressions, hlue morocco^
gilt edges, an excellent set, £165.
Grand Voyages.
Pars I.
„ Elenchus, etc.
II.
Franeqf. 1590
3f. 3feHan, 1634
Franeqf. 1591
III. ib. 1592-1605
IV. ib, 1594
V. f*. 1595
VI. t*. 1596
VII. ib. 1699
VIII. ib. 1599
IX. cum Addit. ib. 1602
X. Oppenheim, 1619
XI. Oppenheim, 1619, cum Append.
Franeqf. 1620
XII. Franeqf. 1624
XIII. ib. 1634
Pars I.
II.
III.
IV.
V.
VI.
VII.
VIII.
IX.
X.
XI.
XII.
Franco/. 1590-1634
Pettis Voyages,
cum Append. Franeqf. 1598
ib. 1599, cum App. ib. 1625
Franeqf. 1601
ib, 1601
t^. 1601
ib. 1604
ib. 1606
ib, 160Sr
ib. 1612, Suppl. ib. 1613
Colloquia Lat.-Ma]aica, ib, 1613
Franeqf, 1613
Oppenheim, 1610
Franeqf. 1028
First Editions of many of the Parts, «ii large, clean and perfect state. Partes 12, 13, of
the Grands Voyages and Pars 1 of the Fetiis Voyages are a trifle smaller than the other Tolames
of their respective suites. The leaf *' ad Lectorem Prefatio," Pars IV. Gr. V. (wanting in many
copies) is shorter than the rest, having been inserted Irom another copy ; two or three other left? es
(plates) are inlaid.
The important additions of the Elknchus (9 leaves, Iheit^YVn^ \o^w^\» ^\ ^^'^SaBX.^w^R^
tot QUAEITCH'S CATALOGUE OF
•nd of the Appendix JUffni Conpo to Pan I. of the Second Series, neither of which belong to the
first editions of those parts must not be overlooked. This fine series was porchased of the late
Mr. Thorpe, some years since, for ;^175.
As considerable variations are found in sets of Ds Brt, this copy must be accepted by the
purchaser as not being subject to collation.
Complete sets like the above have sold at very high prices. Un exemplaire de cette collection
des grauds et petits voyages, qui renfermait plusieurs doubles, en 29 vol., m. r. tab., a ^tc vendu en
1792, chez Mr. de Brienne, 6300 fr. ; il a pass^ en Su^de. Un exempl. appartenant au colonel
Stanley, en 7 vol. mar. bl., comprenant 11 parties des grands voyages doubles, ainsi qu'un grand
nombre de gravures r^p^tees, a etc vendu 546 liv. st. L'exempl. de Mr. Mel de Saint-C^ran act6
porti k 1529 liv. 19 s. en 1780. At Paris's sale a copy done op into 60 vols, fetched ;^210. ;
Thorpe seems to have bought it, he subsequently sold it for £400. Gardner's copy, containing
the original edition of the Elenchus, and some variations, fetdied, 1854, £240. ; Lord Stewart de
Rothesay's copy, with the Elenchus, the Additamentum nonte Partis, the Appendix Tomi decimi,
duplicates of the first six parts of the America (second edition, containing additions or variations)
•nd the Appendix Regni Congo, fetched, in 1855, j^205. ; a copy from the stock of Payne and
Yarn, made up by Messrs. De Bure, complete, but the Elenchus reprint, and without one Map in
the 12th part of the Petits Voyages (Descriptio Chorographica Indies Orientalis), 1 bought in 1857
fixr ;f 150. and sold for £165.
The excessive rarity of a complete set of De Bry's Voyages is universally known ; and the
trouble and expense which attend the Collector of a complete De Bry, has been felt and acknow-
ledged by many: De Bure devotes 118 pages to this work. Those who wish to possess a fine and
perfiBCt copy of a work so much esteemed, should not lose this opportunity.
*«* The Collection of Voyages and 'Travels into the various countries of the East and West
Indies by the De Brys, is certainly a most extraordinary performance ; and the difficulty of obtain-
ing a perfect set can be readily imagined when the mode of publication in detached portions is
taken into consideration. The very quaint, may be truthful, but most amusing engravings, with
which the series is illustrated, rendered the work excessively popular, and it will always remain an
invaluable record of the Aboriginal Inhabitants of those Region^. The value and importance of
this celebrated Collection of Voyages may excite a more tlum usual appreciation of its merit and
nrity, from the circumstance of the National Institute of France having appointed a Special Com-
mission to examine and make a minute report of its contents, of the variations between the several
editions, and every circumstance connected with their publication ; which JEleport was arranged and
pablished by Camus, by the order and at the expense of the Institute.
*' This important Collection should not be regarded merely as a book of curiosity, on ac-
oonnt of the number of its engravings, and its extreme rarity. These Histories of Voyages
and Travels, made several centuries back, in countries a large part of which are even now imper-
ibc^y known, contain, in the midst of a multitude of fabulous details, very interesting particulars,
and valuable information, of which they are the primitive, and in some instances, the only
source. De Bry's Collection is especially useful in the present day, for the purpose of insti-
tnting comparison between his narratives and those of modem travellers to the same countries ;
and many of his statements, formerly reputed fabulous or exaggerated, have been confirmed by more
feeent accounts." — Bibliotheea Grenvilliana, Yo\, I. p. 184.
En 1729 les auteurs du catalogue de la biblioth^ue de Wilenbroeck, pnbli6 k Amsterdam,
▼anterent I'exemplaire de cet amateur comme presque sans pareil ; ils avouoient neansmoins gu'ii
iemr avoU St^ impombh (Py reunir la douzibme et la ireizihne pariiet det grands voyages.
Ce qui fait estimer la coUectMn donn^e par de Bry et ses h^ritiers, c'est la reunion de plu-
aieors des premiers voyages aux deux Indes, entrepris depuis la fin du 15e siecle, et la multitude
tant de cartes que de planches dont les relations sont accompagn^es. Quelques unes de ces rela.
tions n'ont point 6t6 imprim^es ailleurs ; d'autres avoient ^ imprim^es avant d'etre recueillies par
Ifli de Bry. Ces andennes relations ont le m^rite de faire connaitre les contr^ et les hommes tela
was
remark-
\ ahUf clecm, calf gilt, £8. 8* Franco/. 1598-1613
\ Very slightly imperfect : part I. wants 3 maps and Appendix ; part II. 4 leaves of preface and
n^pV P"^ 7^' '^^ P^^ ^^ > P^'^ ^^^' Pi^c^i^t 2 lAAves; part IV. dedication, 3 leaves; part
3559 ^BBBi (J.) Travek through Sweden, Finland, and Lapland, 2 yols. 4to. portrait,
I^p and 16 plates, those of Natural History coloured, with Mnnish music, hf
bd>f^^^^' ^ . 1802
3500 Adam?* Voyaeefl to Africa, 1786-1800, including the Country between Cape Pal-
jQ^gjfnd the iiiyer Congo, 8yo. m<w, bds. 2s Qd (P1830)
L 3101 Aloala- ^i^ ^ S*"^ Martin de la Ascension y Aguirre, Proto-Mariyr del Japon,
,».y., mn. 4to. ^l»m, Is 6d Madrid, 1739
V
GEOGRAPHY, EARLY VOYAGES AND TRAVELS. t09
8562 AloalX-Galiako, Memoria sobre las ObseTyaoiones de Latitad j Longitad en el
Mar, Bm. 4to. 7 folding tables; with a MS. omdinedited Memoir of2!Jpp. by the
same author inserted, '* sobre el calculo triff(mometrico de la altura de las mon^
tanas" calf, 12« 1796
This same book was priced, 1829, bj Salva, £2. 2«.
3563 Alpbete (Dr.) Antiguedades de Espana, Africa y otras Proyincias, very small
thick 4to. rough catf, 10^ Amberes, 1614
A veiy learned and carious work, full of important and profound researches.
3564 ALFONCE (Capitaine Jan, Sainctonaeois) Les Yoya^es auantureux. (redi^^
par Melin de Saint-Gelays). — ^Les Tables de la Declmaison du Soleil (par Oliviep
bisselin). — 2 vols, in 1, sm. A^.fine copy in russia, gilt edges, tebt base, £6. 6f
Poitiers, au JPelicampar Jan de Ma/nuf, s, d. At the end of the second work i
Ce lAvre ha estd ainsi ordownSpar Olivier Bisselin, homme tres^es^ert ^ la
Mer. JSt achevS d^imprimer k la fin du mois d'Avril, en VAn 1559
The first work, the Voyages of Alfonce, must have been printed in 1558 at the latest, as Saint
Gelais died in that year, and Jan de Mamef in his " Au Lecteur" speaks of him as living. As nearly
all the copies of this scarce book vary in the arrangement, this, tbierefore, will not be sold subject to
collation, although there can be no doubt of its being perfect, as it contains the full number of leaves
as given by Brunet for both parts. The following is the collation of the present copy : — Title with
Jan de Mamef au Lecteur on the reverse. Signatures a ii. iii. iv. containing '* A TOmbre de Sain*
gelais" (sonnet, signed Sc. de S. M. t. e. Scevole de Sainte Marthe) ; eight quatrains, headed ** Jaa
de Mamef," *' Sonnet d* Alfonce" (signed Rog, Mais), and ** Bref Repueil du present Li vre," toge-
ther 3 leaves. Next follow A-R iv., 68 numbered leaves containing the Voyages. The second Put,
jocluding title-page with privilege on the reverse, occupies 28 leaves, not numbered, but having sig-
natures A to G in fours. Captain Alfonce, who seems to have coasted Europe, Asia, Africa, and
America, speaks of Fez as '* grande comme Paris ou plus," and mentions a city in the Isle of France
** qui ha plus de circuit en murailles que Pariau" The description of the British Islands is very
curious, and the mistakes in the names (such as Hulin for Dublin) most amusing. The captain
mentions in the Isle de Main " que naissent des hommes queuez."
3565 ALMEIDA. Eoteibo gebal dos Mares, Costas, Illias, e Baixos, reconhecidos
no Globo ; extractado por ordem da Academia S^al das Sciencias, 14 vols. sm.
4to. uncut, £2. 2« lAsboa, 1835-46
Contents : Parts I. 1, 2 j H. ; III. 1, 2 ; IV. j V. ; VL 1, 2, 8 ; VIII. ; X. 1, 2 ; XI. Vols,
yil. and IX. have not been published yet
^566 Alvabez (Dom Francisqne) Historiale Description de TEthiopie, 16mo. old
calf, very scarce, 32* Anvers, C, Plantin, 1558
3566* the same, 12mo. morocco extra, gilt edges, 26« Anvers, 1557
Prefixed to this description of Ethiopia is the ** Voyage d'Andr6 Corsal."
3567 APIANTTS. Cosmogbaphia, sine Descriptio nniversi Orbis Petri Apiani et
Gemm£ Frisii ; adiecti sunt aliorum Tractatus (Descriptio Indiabum Occi-
DENTALiUM, Vsus Annnli Astronomici, &c.) 4to. woodcut map and other wood'
cuts of Astronomical Instruments, Sfc, having their moveable parts still attached,
very fins copy, in vellum, rare, £3. 3* Antverp, 1584
At page 152 is an account of the " Amthropophaoorum Insulse,'* including Borneo, Celebes,
Isle of Satyrs, &c. Archdeacon Nares considered Shakspeare's Antbropophagian and Ajithropo-
phagi, to be ** a mock word formed for the sake of the sound." (Glossary.) — Mr. Halliwell follows
with a similar opinion in his Archaic Dictionary. — Here we see it as a Geographical name*
3568 Abgeksola (B. Leonardade) Conquistadelas Islas Malucas, folio, engraved titles
neat copy in old calf, 30» Madrid, 1609
3569 the same, folio, vellum, 25* 1609
3570 AvBiL (Ph. 8oc, J[es.) Voyage en divers etats d'Europe et d*Asie, pour deconvrir
nn nouvean chemin ^ la Cmne, 12mo. plates, vellum, 7s 6c2 Paris, 1692-3
3571 Babbington (Hon. D.) The Possibility of approaching the North Pole asserted,
8vo. map, hf, calf, 2« ^d 1818
3572 Baebington's (€r.) History of New South Wales, including Botany Bay, 8vo.
with coloured plates of Natural History, Jf, bd, 10s 1802
3573 BAEEOS e COUTO, ASIA ; dos Feitos que os Portuguezes fizeram noDeseu-
brimento e Conquista dos Mares e Terras do Oriente, com Indice, complete, both
series, 24 vols. l2mo. portrait and maps, sewed, £4. 4a lAsboa, 1776-86
Priced, 1840, Payne and Foss, mor. £\2.\2s.
The best account of the Eariy Discoveries of the Portuguese in Asia.
3573*Baebos, I'Asia, de* fatti de* Portoghesi nella conquista delle ^arti OriontalU<s.<yBL
la descrittione de* paesi, dalla Portoghese trcydottia.dai\3\\oair^^c,^^."^.^^^^'
in 1, 4to. calf, 15* Venetva, Ya\cjT\«w>>^&fSl.
o
flO QUARITCH'S CATALOGUE OF
8674 Babeow's Account of Travels in the Interior of Southern Africa, 1797-98 ; with
observations on its Greology, Geography, and Natural History, Sketches of the
tribes surrounding the Capo of Good Hope, 2 vols.* in 1, 4to. maps, plcms, plates,
calf gilt. Is ^d 1801-4
3675 BAKTH (H.) Travels and Discoveries in North and Centeal Afeica, 1849-55,
6 vols. 8vo. maps, woodcuts, and plates, (pub. at £5. 5«) cloth, £3. 3« 1857-58
8576 " B.eisen in Nord- und Central- A&ika, 1849-65, 6 vols. 8vo. m>aps and
plates, cloth, £2. 10$ G^^a, 1857-58
8i677 the same, vol, 4 wanting, 8vo. cloth, £2. 2s 1857-58
Vol. y . contalDS a Dictionary of the Temashight Vocabulary. The missing fourth volume can
be imported. .-.-..
3678 BARTOLOMEO da li Sonetti (Zamberto) Isolario o Carte del Mare Egeo,
descritte in Bime, 4to. 56 leaves, the woodcut maps with the names of places
inserted thereon, written in a very old Italian hand, fine copy in vellum, ear-
tremely rare, £8. 8* ' Senza luogo ed anno (circa 1480)
Dr. Dibdin in his *' ifides Althorpianse" (II, No. 1305) conjectures that this curious descrip-
tion of the Archipelago (in sonnets) was published at Venice about 1477. See Mr. Pannizi's opi-
nion in the " Bibliotheca Grenvilliana."
Collation : 56 leaves without signature, pagination or catchword, the first leaf commen-
cing '* Al divo Cinquecento," page 55 ending ** Famagosta nicosia regal stanza," page 56 being
a Map. All the maps are executed in a verj rude manner on wood. -
3579 Batayia, de hoofstad van Neerlands O. Indien, 4 vols, in 2, 4to. plaies, hoards,
5* ^m*^. 1782-83
3680 Beeckmann (Dr.) Voyage to the Island of Borneo, in the East Indies, 8vo.
plates, calf, 5* 1718
3681 BEHATM. Ghillany (E. W.) Geschichte des Seefahrers Martin Behaim ; mit
Abhandlnng iiber die altesten Karten des Nenen Continents, von Alex. Ton
Humboldt, atlas 4to. with plates of Behaim* s Globes, and qf the 3 oldest maps
of Amebica, bds, 30* Nv/rnherg, 1853
3582 — MuEE, histoire diplomatique de Martin Behaim de Nuremberg, avec la de-
scription de son Globe terrestre ; traduite par Jansen, 8yo. large map and
woodcut, sd, 3* 6(2 Strasshtirg, 1802
3583 BELL'S Travels from St. Petersburg in Eussia, to divers parts of Asia, contain-
ing accounts of Joumevs with Embassies from Peter the Great to Ispahan, and
to Pekin ; the Journal of De Lange, Russian Agent at Pekin, 1721-22 ; and
Journeys to Derbent and to Constantinople, 2 vols, in 1, very stout small 4to.
map, calf extra, .12s Glasgow, Foulis,VIQZ
3684 Benjamin of Ttjdela's Itinerary, Hebrew and English, edited with a Biblio-
graphy, Notes, and Essays by Asher, 2 vols. 8vo. bos, 18* Berlin, 1840-41
Amongst the Essays will be found l5r. Zunz on the Geographical Literature of the Jews ; Le-
brecht on the state of the Khalifate of Bagdad.
3585 Bennett's (E. D.) Narrative of a Whaling Voyage roimd the Globe, 1833-36,
comprising Sketches of Polvnesia, California, the Indian Archipelago, etc. "v^ith
an account of Southern Wales, the Sperm Whale Fishery, etc. 8vo. palates (pub,
at 28«) cloth, 10s 1840
3586 BERGEEON. Voyages faits principalement en Asie dansles XII. XIII. XIV.
et XV. Sibcle, par Hubruquis, Marc Paul, Haiton, Mandeville, etc. avec pre-
faces par Bergeron, 2 vols. 4to. mxtps, bds. 10s La JSaye, 1735
3587 the same, 2 vols, in 1, 4to. maps, calf, 10s 6d 1735
Priced, 1848, Payne and Foss, £2. 28.
8588 BEELIl^GEEI (Francesco) Septe Giomate della Geographia (in terza Eima),
large foHo, with aU the 31 Maps engraved on copper, excessively rare, some
leaves damaged, etc. it will be sold therefore not sulmct to collation, boards,
X4. 4ff Iwenzeper Ntcplo Todesco (circa 1480)
Priced, 1837 and 1840, bj Payne and Fosa, with the title and register, mor. £l6. 16^; in
1848, by the same, mor. £21. ; sold by auction, 1847, at Paris, 461 fr.
Francisco Berlinghieri, a Florentine, contribated greatly to the study of Italian Poetry by this
popular work on Geography. It must have been published about the year 1480, as the Duke of
Urbino, to whom it is dedicated, died in 1482. Perfect copies are of rare occurrence.
3589 Biot's Geography of China — see Chinese Books,
3590 BiscHOFF, fiistory of Van Diemen's Land, 8vo. map und plates, bds. 3* Qd 1832
S591 BzuMB (C. L.) de Indische Bij, Deel I. stout 8vo. bds. 7 s Qd Ley den, 1843
GEOGRAPHY, EARLY VOYAGES AND TRAVELS. 211
- ■ I I. ■ ■ -I ' II , 1 . II. I ■ ■ —
-8592 Bombay G-bogsaphical Society's Transactions, from May 1844 to March 1856,
in 6 vols, or parts. — Proceedings, from May 1839 to November 1840, 7 parts-^
the two Series, 13 parts, 8vo. maps and plates, £4. Bombay, 1839-56
3593 BOE/DONE, Isolario nel qual si ragiona di tntte le Is61e del mondo ; ricorettq,
con la gionta del Monte del Oro novamente ritrovato, folio, numerous woodcut
maps, hf. bd. uncut, 25f Venetia Francesco di Seno, s, a,
3694 BoucHEE DE LA BiCHABDEBiE, Bibliothbque universelle des Voyages, ou Notice
complete et raisonn^e de tons les Voyages anciens et modemes dans les quatre
parties du monde, publics tant en langue fran9aise qu*en langues ^trang^s,
avec des Extraits 6tendus de ceux d^entre eux qui sont les plus estimlis but
chaque pays, 6 vols. 8vo. sewed, 15« Paris, 1808
'3695. the same, 6 vols. 8vo. half calf neat, 24* 1808
Priced, 1824, Rivington, £2. 2« ; 1846, Payne and Foss, £S. 3«.
3596 BoTJGUEi, la Figure de la Terre, avec une Itelation de son Voyage (au Perou),
4to. plates, old calf gilt, 5* 1749
3597 Bbocquieee {Bertrandon de la) Travels to Palestine, 1432-33, translated by
Johnes, royal 8vo. map and plate, bds, 7s Safbd Tress, 1807
3598 BEOJN^IO VII Tartarise descriptio, item TransylvanisD ac Moldavise aliarumque
regionum descriptio a BeichersdorJBT, item. Wemerus de admirandis Hungariffi
aquis, sm. folio, cueious maps, calf neat, good copy, £2. 2* Colon. Agr. 1595
3599 Bbooee's Lapland and Sweden, with Observations on Finmark, 4to. maps and
plates, (pub. at £3. 3*) bds, 5« 1827
3G00 Beosses (Chas. de) Terra Australis Cognita : or Voyages to the Terra AustraJis,
or Southern Hemisphere, during the Seventeenth and Eighteenth Centuries,
by Callander, 3 vols. 8vo. map, calf 25* JEdinburgh, 1766
3601 Beown*8 (Edw.) Reysen door Nederland, Duyteland, Hongaryen, Servien, Bul-
^rien, Oostenxyk, etc. small 4to. curious plates, vellum, Zs 6a Atnst, 1696
3602 BfeUCE'S Travels to discover the Source of the Nile, 5 vols, royal 4ito. first and
best edition, fine impressions of the plates, calf, good copy, 30* 1790
Priced, 1829, 4. Bohn, mor. £7* 7*.
3603 Beydges*s Transactions of the Mission to Persia, 1807-11, with a history of the
Wahauby, 2 vols. 8vo. 12 plates, (pub. at £1. 1*) bds, 3s 1834
BucH*s Canaeischen Insem — see Class Sciences.
3604 BURCHELL'S (W. J.) Travels in the Interior of Southern Africa, 2 vols. 4to.
many finely coloured plates, and map separate, (pub. at £9. 9*) cf, gt. £4. 1822-24
An original copy ; the colouring of the plates is much superior to those subsequently issued.
Priced, 1834, Arch, bds. £4. 10«; 1837, Arch, bds. £Z. 10«, or bound £4. 10«.
3605 BUECBIHARDT'S (J. L.) Teavels :
Travels in Syria and the Holy Land, 1822 — Travels in Nubia, 1822 — Travels in
Arabia, very scarce, 1829 — together 3 vols. 4to. many mxjips and plates, hf maroon
morocco, £7. 10s 1822-29
3606 Travels in Aeabia, 2 vols. 8vo. map, hf calf, 9^^^ edges, 25* • 1829
'* What can I say of the hite Sheik Burckhardt, who was so well acquainted with the language
And manners of these people, that none of them suspected him to be an European } His account
of the tribes in these countries is so minutely correct, that little or nothing remains for observation
in modem Egypt and Nubia." — Belzoni,
3607 CAILLIAUD (F.) Voyage a M^roe, au Fleuve Blanc, au-d^la de Fazoql, dans le
Midi du Eoyaume de Senn&ar a Syouah et dans cinq autres Oasis, 4 vols. 8vo.
and Atlases of plates bound in 1 vol, impl. folio, (pub. at £10. 10s) hf. morocco,
un4Mt,fine copy, £4. Paris, 1823-27
3608 the same, 4 vols. 8vo. calf gilt, and folio Atlas, £4. 1823-27
'*The great work of M. Caillaud, entitled Voyage h MiroS, &c. is now completed. The cir-
cumstances which enabled M. Caillaud to ascend the Nile higher than had ever been accomplished
by any former traveller, are of a nature not likely to occur again soon. When Ismail Pacha, son
of the Viceroy of Egypt, undertook an expedition into Nubia in 1821, he was accompanied by
Mr. C. who was employed to assist in the search for gold mines. He possessed all the necessary
facilities for making astronomical observations, observing the direction of roads, reckoning dis-
tances, taking views, copying inscriptions, sketching ancient remains, and making trigonometrical
surveys. Thus prepared, the result of his travels possesses the highest interest for the amateurs of
ancient geography, arts, and science. The whole work of Mr. . Gau, on the antiquities of Nubia,
(also just completed in 13.fol. Nos.)'contains nothing beyond Wadi-Halfa, and it is precisely het«
that the labours of M. Caillaud commence. These two works therefot^ Vi«:«^ ^\i<^'Qxi^<^T<iSAK)iSn>\s^
by means of which, and the great work on £gypt b^ the SatKiiWQl>3wb'^t«CL0si^"*:^«^Ss^^^
fit aUARITCH*S CATALOGUE OP
possess an uninterrupted series of the monuments in the valley of the Nile, from the ban|^ of the
Mediterranean to the very heart of Ethiopia." — Foreign Quarterly Review, No. 3, p. 381.
** The name of Caillaud has for the last ten years stood high among the explainers of Egyp-
tian antiquities, and the zealous devotees of African Discovery. The work now before us presents
•UM with the reiults of his second visit to Egypt, and of his journies to the Oasis and adjacent coun-
tries, during that period, although more Uian five years have elapsed between his return to France
and the entire completion of the present work, (a circumstance that need not excite surprise, con-
sidering that the graphic portion contains no less than 150 engravings.) The public has reason to
be satisfied that the task of editing his researches and discoveries, has in this instance fallen into the
author's own hands." — Foreign Quarterly Review, No. 4, p. 461.
8609 Caucasus. M^moires historiqnes et g^ograpliiqnes sttr les pays entre la Mer
Noire et la Mer Cas^ienne, 3 parts, large Jbldim map and BaroiS*s map (1793)
added, 1797 ; D'Anville, M^moire sur la Mer Uaspienne, map, 1777 ; in 1 voL
royal 4to. ^f. bd. rare, 25* JParis, 1777-97
Comprises the Vocabulary of the Caucasian Dialects, viz. Abihae, Altiietek, Cudan, CabardieH,
Oieetian, Dugorian, Kieti, Ingoushi, Leeghien, and Georgian.
8610 CAVAZZI DA MoNTBcuccoLo (G-. A.) Istorica Descrizione di Congo, Matamba
et Angola, sitoati neU* Etiopia Infer. Occidentale, ridattadaFortunato Alaman-
^ni, tnick fol. map and nwmerotM plates, fine copy in vellum, £2. 10* Bologna, 1687
Best edition, rare, superior to that in 4to. Milan, 1690. Collation, title, preface etc. 7
leaves, map^p. 1-934, the last leaf containing the Errata.
8611 CEYLON. Chitty's Ceylon Grazetteer, containing an accurate account of the
districts, provinces, cities, towns. Tillages, harbours, lakes, etc. of the Island of
Ceylon, viii. and 224 pp. — Classification of the Tamul Castes, pp. 225-272 —
Account of the Moolnras, pp. 273-286 — ^Lord Bathurst's Charter of Ceylon,
xrii. pp. — ^in 1 vol. 8vo. kf, ha. very rare, 15* Ceylon, 1834
3612 CHESNEY'S (General) Expedition to the Euphrates and Tigris, 1835-37, with
feographical and historical notices of the regions between the Nile and the
ndus, 2 vols, stout royal 4to. labge fafbb, 97 plates a/nd numerous woodcuts,
with royal 4to. atlas or maps in case, (pub. at £5. 6s) cloth, £3. 10s 1850
** Colonel Chesney has peculiar claims on our notice. Few men possess more extensiTC know-
ledge, personal and other, of the geography and statistics of the East. His testimony may always
be accepted as important." — Athenaum, Feb. 18, 1854.
3613 CHINA AND JAPAN. Ambassade de la Compagnie Orientale des Provinces
Unies vers I'Empereur de la Chine, faite par Groyer et Keyser, recueilHe par
Nieuhoff, Leyde, 1665 — ^Ambassades memorables vers les Empereurs du Japon,
Amsterdam, 1680 — 2 vols, folio, maps and many plates, neat in old. calf, Cau-
martin de St. Angers Arms oh sides, 36* 1665-80
With the same Nobleman's Arms I have a beautifbl Terence in French, with early woodcuts.
It is to be regretted that noblemen and gentlemen have ceased to have their Arms on the sides of all
books bound for them, these would be more lasting than book-plates, which are often unfairly re-
moned by subsequent possessors, who instead of so doing should place their book-plate either beneath
or next to the former book-plate. The history of even an individual copy of a book is always
i iteresting to its proprietor.
3614 CHURCHILL and Lobd Oxfobd's Collection of Voyages and Travels : Jour-
nals of Discoveries in various parts of the World, from the earliest period, some
now first printed from Original Manuscripts, others now first published in Eng.
lish, with History of Navigation from its original to this tmie, third edition,
6 vols. 1744-6 — The Hableian Collection of Voyages and Travels of Authen-
tic "Writers in otir own Tongue, &c., which have not before been collected in
• English, published by Osborne, 2 vols. 1745 — together 8 vols, folio, maps and
plates, calf, £5. &s 1744-45
Priced, 1825, Wheatley, £12. 12f ; 1840, Jas. Bohn, mor. £18. 18f ; fetched in the Merly sale,
£12. ; Beed's, £13. 6s ; Splidt's, £15. Us; Dr. Heath's, £15. ; Maddison's, £20. ; and Joshua
Smith's, £22. 1 If 6<?.
Vol. I. Introd. containing History of Navigation ; Navarette's China ; Baumgarten's Egjrpt,
Arabia, Palestine, and Syria ; Brewer and Herckemann's Chili, 1642-3 ; Candidiases Formosa and
Japan; Monck's Greenland, 1619-20; Beauplan's Ukraine; Angelo and Carli's Congo, 1666-7 ;
Merolla's Congo, 1682; SirT. Roe's Embassy to Great Mogul, 1614-16; Nieuhoff's Brazil and
East Indies; Capt. John Smith's Europe, Asia, Africa, and America, 1593-1629 ; Journals of Sai-
lors in Greenland and Spitzbergen, 1633-4; Lamothe le Yayer's Iceland and Greenland; Capt.
James's N. W. Passage, 1631-2 ; Backhoff and Wagoner's China, 1653-4. II. Life and Discoveries
of Columbus, by his son, Don Ferdinand ; Greaves's Egyptian Pyramids ;- Borri's Cochin China.
///. OvaJJe'a Chile, 1646} SirW. Monson's Nav^I Tracts, 6 books; BaldseWs Malabar, Coro-
GEOGRAPHY, EARLY VOYAGES AND TRAVELS. 21S
mandel, and Ceylon. IV. Oemelli-Careri's Voyage round the World, 1693-99 ; Rolamb's Swediah
Embasay to Constantinople, 1657 ; Hamel'a Dutch Shipwreck and Description of Corea, 1653 ; Pel-
haan, preservation of eight Englishmen in Greenland, 1630; Merin's Mines of Hungary; Ten
l^yne's Cape and the Hottentots ; Bolland's Straits of Gibraltar. V. Barbot's Guinea and Angola ;
Herrera's America and Caribbee Islands ; Acct. of English Trade in Africa ; Sepp and Behme's
Paraquaria ; Discovery of the Salomon Islands, 1595. VI. Father Techo's Paraguay, and adjacent
provinces; Baron's Tonqueen; Norwood's Virginia; Phillips's Africa and Barbadoes^ 1693-4;
Gatonbe, Lancaster's Voyage to N. W. Passage, 1612 ; Everard's three years' suffering in Madagas-
car, 1686-93; Mosquito Kingdom in America; Lord's Discovery of the Banians and Persees;
May's Pre^vation of ship Terra Nova ; Account of king of Mocha ; Sir P. Skippon's Netherlands^
Germany, Sec, ; Supp. to Navarette's China; General Index ; Locke's Catalogue and Char, of most
Voyages and Travels. Continuation, Vol. I. Introductory Discourses ; (Gonzales' Gt. Britain,
1730; Jno. Storj's Sweden; Description of Muscovy; Sir Thos. Overbury's T^vels in the 17
provinces, 1609, etc. ; Tour in France and Italy, 1675 ; Davis' Travels ; Ussher's Asia ; General
Account of the Turkish Empire ; Blount's Levant ; Daulphonois' Turky ; (Cartwright's) The
Preacher's Travels ; Travels of four Englishmen and a Preacher in Africa, etc. ; Dandhii, Mount
Libanus. Continuation, II. Baudrer, Court of the King of China ; Bamardine*s China ; The Re-
▼olution in Siam ; Bemier's Surat ; Coverte's Travels ; Bruton's East Indies ; Proceedings at Am-
bo3ma ; Galvano's Discoveries, by Hakluyt ; Langhenez, Voyage of the Dutch to the E. Indies, and
Wolfe's addition ; Sir Fr. Drake, World encompassed ; Knight, Slavery under the Turks ; Dun*
ton's Journal; Phelps' Barbary, 1685; Relation of Murders in Guiney; Pigafetta's Congo;
Froger's Coast of Africa, 1 695-7 ; Le Maire's Canary Islands ; Boothby's Madagascar ; Castle's
America, 1644 ; Geare's Ebenezer; De Monts' Nova Francia (Canada), etc. ; Warren's Surinam's
Index t o the 2 vols.
3615 CHURCHILL'S Mount Lebanon, 1842-52, Manners and Customs of its Inhabi-
tants, with a full and correct account of the Druse religion and records of Ihe
mountain tribes, 3 vols. Svo. map and plates, (pub. at 42«) cloth, 2l8 1853
3616 CLAEKE'S Travels in various countries of Europe, Asia and Africa, 11 vols.
Syo. por trait and maps, fine copy, calf gilt, £3. 10* 1816-24
3617 CLUvEBrll Introductio in Geographiam veterem et novam, cura Bunonis et
iReiskii, sm. 4tto, frontispiece and 46 maps, vellum, 5« Amst. 1729
« I have already remarked his prodigious mass of materials. In speaking of the meanest vil-
lage, all the leamingof antiquity and the middle ages occur to his memory." — Gibbon,
3618 COMBES, Historia de les Islas de Mindanao, Jolo, ysus adyacentes, small folio,
half calf, £4. Madrid, 1667
Very Scarce, like most of the works on the Philippine Islands.
3619 Copland's History of Madagascar, with a political account of the island, its reli-
gion, and manners, 8vo. map, (pub. at 10* ^d) calfgilt, 6s 1820
3620 COEDEYEO (Antonio) Historia Insulana das Imas a Portugal sugeytas no
Oceano Occidental, folio, calf, rare, £3. 3* I/isboa, 1717
Lord Stuart de Ro&iesay's copy fetched, 1855, £Z, 15f.
3621 COEONELLI, Memorie de* regni della Morea, Negroponte, e littorali fin* a
Salonichi, 12mo. plates, vellum, 2s 6d Ten, (P 1670)
3622 ■ Description g^ographique et historique de la Mor^e, reconqiiise par
les Venitiens, 2 parts in 1 vol. sm. 8vo. plans aitd views, red mor. 12s Paris, 1686
3623 COTOVICI (Jo.) Itinerarium Hierosolymitanum et Syriacum, cum Indice, 4to.
fine plates of the principal Sacred Places in the Soly Land, with all the slips
and tables, veryjme copy in vellum, 24» Antv, 1619
Presented by the Author to John Van Rhede.
3624 CoxE, les Nouvelles Decouvertes des Eusses, entre TAsie et TAm^rique, aveo
I'Histoire de la conquSte de la Siberie, et du commerce des Eusses et des Chi-
nois, 4to. maps, calf, 3* 6d Paris, 1781
3626 Ceantz's (David) History of Greenland, Description of the Country and its In-
habitants, and relation of the Mission of the United Brethren, 2 vols. 8vo. best
edition, maps and plates, ca^ gilt, fine copy, 15* 1767
3626 the same, with a Continuation to the present Time, illustrative Notes,
&c, 2 vols. 8vo. (pub. at £1. 1*) half calf neat, 9s 1820
In speaking of this work. Dr. Johnson declared that very few books had ever affected him so
deeply, and that the man who did not relish the first part was no Philosopher, and he who could
not enjoy the second, no Christian. It is still one of the best books of information relating to
Greenland.
8627 Ceawfoed's Descriptive Dictionary of the Indian Islands and adjacent CouxLtjrijij^,
8vo. cloth, 9s ^"^^^^^
3628 Ceuise's (E. A.) Journal of a residence ia'Sew loiiBsA^^so.M-^^'^*^^ ^^^^®^
214 QUARITCH'S CATALOGUE OP
8629 D'ANVILLE, Analyse g^mphique de Tltalie, 4to. ma^ps, calf, neat, 9* 1744
8630 ' Italib, 1744--4lciaircis8emeii8 g^graphiques sxa la carte de TInde,
1753— 2vol8. inl, 4to. ca{f, 12* 1744-53
8631 _—— Notice de rAncienne Craule, tir^e des Monumens B^mains, 4to. coloured
map, calf, 10* Paris, 1760
3032 Mesures Itin^raires, anciennes et modemes, 8vo. calf, 6* 1769
3633 . Etats form^B en Europe apr^s la Chute de TEmpire Eomain en Occi-
dent, 4to. calf, 78 6d Paris, 1771
8634 G^ographie ancienne et historique, 2 vols. 8vo. without the Atlas of 25
plates, hds. 5* Paris, 1807
8635 DAPPER'S (O.) Collection of Travels and Geographical Works, 8 vols, folio,
all very richly illustrated with maps arid plates, hds, wncut, £2. 10s Amst, 1670-93
Contents of the Series:
Tweede en derde Gesandschap na bet Keyserryck van Taysing of China 1670-71
Beschryving dea Keizerryks van Taising of Sina 1670
A^: Indien, Kandahar, Kabul, Persie, etc. 1672
: Arable, Mesopotamie, etc. 1680
Morea en de Eylanden boo buy ten als binnen de Golf van Venetien 1688
Beichryving van't Giesandschap der Nederlandsche Oost. Indische Compagnie aen den grooten
TartBrischen Cham nu Keyser van China 1693
Insnlarum Archipelagi septentr. 8eu maris Aegaei delineatio, autore J. Meursio, printed title wanting
Nova totius Arabiae foelicis, petraeae et desertae descriptio, per Jac. Meurs, no printed title
8636 DAHINEL, la Sphere des Deux Mondes, avec un Epithalame eur les nopces du
Prince Don Phinppe Eoy d'Ajagleterre, etc. (par Gilles Boileau Bouillon), small
4to. cuts, and 18 woodcut maps, the text interspersed with Poems, original vellum
wrapper, £2. * Anvers, J". Picha^t, 1555
8637 D'A-VEZAC, Etudes deGeographie sur TAirique septentrionale, 8vo. hf.cf2s6d 1830
3638 Davy's (Dr. John) Account of the Interior of Ceylon, and of its Inhabitants ;
with Travels in that Island, 4to. map and numerous plates, (pub. at £3. 13s 6d)
hds. 9s 1821
8539 « the same, 4to. halfhd, calf, 10* 1821
Priced, 1840, Jas. Bohn, 30«; Bernal's copy in calf, fetched, 1855, 30«.
8640 Db Guignes, Voyages a Peking, Manille et I'De de France, 1784-1801, 3 vols.
8vo. and folio Atlas of 9*1 plates, hds, the text hf, red morocco, 12* Paris, 1808
8641 DELLA V ALLE (P.) Viagffi : La Persia, 2 vols. 18mo. calf, %s ^d Venetia, 1667
3642 Viaggi Jiella Turchia, la Persia e I'lndia, con la sua Vita, 2 stout vols.
12mo. half calf, 9s Torino, 1854
8643 Voyages dans la Turquie, la Perse, et les Indes OrientaJes, son retour
par TArabie, etc. 4 vols. 4to. not uniform, calf, 6s Paris, 1661-65
3644 ■ Voyages dans la Turquie, I'Egypte, la Palestine, et autres lieux,
8 vols. 12mo. portrait, calfailt, a veryfii/ie copy, 12* Paris, 1745
8645 Denham, Clapperton, and Oudney's T?ravels and Discoveries in Northern and
Central Africa, 1822-24, ^\xi,M^ plates and m^ps, (pub. at £4. 14*), hds. 15* 1826
Priced, 1831, H. Bohn, £2.5*; 1843, J. Bohn, £2. 8*; 1844, calf, £1. 11* 61;; 1848, russia,
Payne and Fobs, £2. 2* ; Fetched, calf extra, 1855, £l. 18*
3646 DiccioNAEio geografico-historico de Espana, por la real Academia de la Historia ;
Seccion I ; El E,eyno de Navaeba, Senorio de Vizcaya, y provincias de Alava
y GutPUZcoA, 2 vols. 4to. calf, 12* Mad/rid, 1802
The best historical Gazetteer of the Basque Provinces.
8647 Deuby's Adventures during his captivity in Madagascar, with Vocabulary of the
Language, sm. 8vo. map, calf extra, 1^ 1743
8648 DU BOIS, Vies des Gouverneurs Gen^raux, avecTabr^g^ de THistoire des Etab-
lissemens HoUandoia aux Indes Orientales, royal 4to. medallion Heads in vig-
nettes, with m^ps, plans, Sfc, of the Dutch Possessions in the East, calf, 12* 1763
3649 DuEEAU DB LA Mallb, Provence de Constantine, 8vo. halfhound, 2* 6d 1837
3650 Egeeton's (Lady Frances) Journal of a Tour in the Holy Land, 1840, 8vo.
plates, printed for private circulation only, uncut, 6* 1841
8651 [Engel] Memoires et observations geographiques sur la situation des Pays sep-
tentrionaux de TAsie et de I'Am^rique, 4to. maps, hf. hd, 6* Lausanne, 1765
3652 Engsteom, Hesa sodra Lappland, Jemtland, Trondhem ochDalarne, 1834, 2 vols.
in 1, 8vo. hf qf,3s6d Calmar, 1835-36
Sd!^ Sbman (A.) Travels in Siberia, from the German by Cooley, 2 vols. 8vo. map
(pub. at 31s 6d) cloek, 10s M 1848
GEOGRAPHY, EARLY VOYAGES AND TRAVELS. 21$
BQ54 £tSs*b Journals of. Expeditions of Discoyery into Central Austbalia, 2 vols.
Syo. map and 2^ plates, (pub. at £1. 16«) clothe 16s 1845
S666 Fabla. y Sousa, Asia Portugueza, Vols. I. II. folio, man^ curious maps, planst
andfidl length portraits, vellum, 25* Lishoa, 1666-74
3666 FELLOWS (Clias.) Discoveries in Lycia, stout sm. 4to. manyplaies and woodcuts
qf Antiquities, Coins, Oreek Inscriptions, etc. (pub. at £2. 2s) cloth, dOs 1841
3657 EiscHEB (J. E.) Sibirische Gesehichte, yon der Entdekkung Sibiriensbis auf die
Eroberung durcb die Eussen, 2 vols. Syo. ivith Vocabularies, maps, half caff,
7s 6d St. JPetershurgh, 1768
3657* the same, 2 vols. 8vo. sd. Is M 1768
3658 Flindebs* Yoyage to Tebba Austbalis, undertaken for the purpose of com-
. pleting the Discovery of that Country, 1801-3, 2 vols, atlas 4to. vnth a larae
atlas folio volume of Maps and Charts, (pub. at £8. Ss) cloth, rare, £2. 16s 1814
3659 the same, 2 vols, atlas 4to. with atlas qf Charts, Ids, £3. 1814
3660 FoBBES (Major) Eleven Years in Ceylon, its history and antiquities, 2 vols. 8vo.
15 plates and cuts, (pub. at 21s) cloth, 10s 1840
3661 Fobm;aleoni, dei Fonti degli Errori nella Cosmografia e GeograBa degli Antichi,
8vo. kf, hd, rare, 9s Venezia, tipogra^ dell* Autore, 1789
3662 FOESTER (J. R.) Observations made during a Yoyage round the World on
physical Geography, Natural History, and etfic Philosophy, 4to. with a Com^
parative Table of the various Languages in the Isles of the South-Sea, and of
various Nations to the East and West of it, russia, rare, 15* 1778
3663 Fbanck (Sebast.) Cossmographey — ^Weltbuch : Spiegel un bildtniss desganzen
Erdbodens, in 4 Biichem, nemhch in Asiam, Aphricam, Europam und Amebi-
CAM abteilt; auch etwas von new gefundenen Welten und Inseln, nitt auss Be-
roso, Joanne de Montevilla, un dergleichen Fabeln, simd aus glaubwirdigen
Weltschreibern zuhaufT tragen, folio, a few leaves slightly damaged, original
binding, 15* ^ TUbingen, jflrich Morhart, 1534
3664 Fbaseb's Tour through the Himala Mountains, and to the Sources of the Rivers
Jumna and Ganges, royal 4to. large map, cloth, 7s 6d 1820
3665 Fbois de Rebus Japonicis, de legatione Regis Chincnsium ad Regem Japonise,
et de rebus per Japoniam, 1596, ^estis, 12mo. 314^. sd. 10s Moguntiae, 1599
3666 FURERI (Criristophori) Itineranum iEgypti, Arabise, Palajstinse, Syrise, dia-
rumque regionum Orientalium. Addita est Oratio fimebris et carmina exse-
quiaua piis manibus summi viri scripta, cum Auctario aliorum ejusdem honori
nuncupatorum ; sm. 4to. fine papeb, a very beautiful portrait and plates, early
impressions, a remarkably jftne copy in rough vellum, £2. 2s Norimbergce, 162Q
"Volume rare et assez recherche." — Brunei. Sold in Mr. Bindley*s sale for £3, 9s, in the
White Knights for £2. 4s, and in Mr. G. Mason's for £3. 13« Od. Priced^ 1840, J. Bohn, mor.
£2. bs ; fine copies are rare, they are usually valued £3. Z».
3667 GAZETTEER OF THE WORLD, or Dictionary of Geographical Knowledge,
edited by a Member of the Royal Geographical Society, 14 vols. impl. 8vo,
double colwmns, maps, woodcuts and 120 engravings on steel, (pub. at £9. 9s)
cloth, £5. 5* 1866
The best and most complete of all Gazetteers, compiled from the recent authorities, and
forming a complete body of modem Geography, physical, political, statistical, historical and eth-
nographical.
3668 GELL (Sir W.) Geography and Antiquities of Ithaca, impl. 4to. m^ andphUes^
hf cf. 7s 6d 1807
3669 Itinerary of Qreece, containing 100 routes in Attica, Boeotia, Fhocis,
Locris and Thessaly, 8vo. new edition, map, bds. 5* 1827
3670 GEOGRAPHICAL Society's Joubnal, from the commencement in 1830 to
1854, 24 vols. — Indexes for Vols. I. to XX, 2 vols. — ^together 26 vols. 8vo. many
maps and plates (pub. at £12. 6s 6d) sd. uncut, £8. 1831-54
3671 another set. Vols. I.— XII. 8vo. neatly hf. bd. calf, £3. 3* 1831-47
Several of the early volumes are out of print.
3672 GiBALDES (Casado) Tratado de Cosmografia e Geographia historica, physica e
commercial, antiga e modema, 4 vols. 4to. hf caff, neat, 10s Paris, 1825-28
3673 GiusTiNiANi, Dizionario Geografico-ragionato del Regno di Napoli, con discorso
preliminare, 10 vols. 8vo. uncut, lbs Napoli, 1797-1805
3674 GrMELiN (Sir G.) Reise durch Russland, zur Untersuchung der (bey Natur-
Reiche, 4 vols. 4to. numerous plates, sd. uncuty 12« St. P«ieT%WrQV^'^^^^
3675 Gbabebg, Specchio goografico doll* impexo ^ "!Aa4ocw>, ^q» '«ia^ wa^ '^^**'^SS\
116
QUARITCH'S CATALOGUE OF
8676
8677
S678
8679
8680
8681
8682
8683
Gbakt's (Baron) History of Maoritias, or tke Isle of France, and tke neigh-
bouring Islands ; editea by Charles Grant, 4to. mam, 4^ hd. 5« 1811
Gbievb 8 History of Slamtschatka and the Kunlski Islands, 4to. mc^s and cuts,
calf, 3* Qd Gloucester, 1764
GOldekstXdt (J. A.) Eeisen durch Hussland nnd im Caucasischen Gebiirge,
2 vols. 4to. numerous jplates and maps, sd, 6« 8t, Peiersburgh, 1789-91
Guthbie's Tauri or Crimea, the ancient kingdom of Bosphoros, the l^uric Cher-
son, and all the other countries north of the Euxine ceded to Kussia by the
peace of Kainardgi and Jassy, with an Appendix on Tauric medals, fragments
of Bosphoric historyand antiquities, 4to. maps a/nd plates, calf, 7 s 6d 1802
GUZMAN (Luis de) Historia de las Missiones que haii hecho los Beligiosos de la
Compania de Jesus en la India Oriental, y en los Beynos de la China y Japon,
2 vols. sm. folio, vellum, rare, £3. 10* Alcala, 1601
Haafnbb, Voyages dans la Feninsule occidentale de Tlnde et dans Tile de Cey-
Ian, 2 vols. 8vo. plates, calf, &s Paris, 1811
HAKLUYT'S (Eich.) Collection of the Early Voyages, Travels, and Discoveries
of the English Nation, a new edition, with additions, edited by B. H. Evans,
5 vols, royal 4fco. (pub. at £15. 15*) calf neat, £8. 8# 1809-12
^^ See Camus f grands Voyages, 4to. p. 11.
HAKLUYT Society Publications, from the commencement in 1847 to 1859,
20 vols. 8vo. m^n^ maps and plates, new in cloth, printed Jor subscribers only^
£10. 10* 1847-59
CONTENTS :
r
Hawkins' (Sir Richd.) Observations in bis Voiage L D,' Orleans (Pierre Josepb) History of tbe Tartar
into tbe South Sea in 1593, 1622 ; edited by
Capt. C. R. D. Betbune 1847
Colambus, Select Letters, witb otber original
docaments relating to his Four Voyages,
translated and edited by R. H. Major 1847
Ralegh's Discoverie of Guiana in 1595, 1596 ;
r Conquerors of China, Paris, 1688 ; transl.
and edited by the Earl of EUesmere 1854
Fletcher (Francis) The World encompassed by
^ Sir Francis Drake ; edited by W. S. W, Vaux,
map 1854
Middleton (Sir Hen.) Voyage to Bantam and tbe
/
Sur Francis Drake, his Voyage, 1595, by Thos
Maynarde, edited from the original MSS. by
W. D. Cooley 1849
Rundall (Thos.) Narrative of Voyages towards
the Nocth-West in search of a Passage to
Cathay and India, 1496 to 1631, 3 maps 1849
Strachey (Wm.) Historic of Travaile into Vir-
edited by Sir R. N. Schomburgk, map 1848 i ^ Maluco Islands, 1606 ; edited by B. Comey,
map and b plates 1855
^ond (Edw. A.) Russia at the close of the 16th
century 1856
Benzoni (Girolamo) History of the New World :
.^Travels, 1541-56, Venice, 1572; transl. and
edited by Admiral W. H. Smyth, facsimiles
of old woodcuts 1857
y ginia Britannia, edited from the MS. byV^Major (R. H.) India in the 15th century 1857
R. H. Major, map^ facsimile and 5 plates
1849
Hakluyt (Rd.) Divers voyages touching the dis-
coverie of America and the Hands adjacent,
1582; edited by J. Winter Jones, /aeWmt/e
and 2 maps 1850
/ Hakluyt (Rd.) Discovery and Conquest of Terra
Florida by Don Ferdinando de Soto, 1611 ;
edited by W. B. Rye, map
Champlain, Voyage to the West Indies, 1599-
1602; transl. by A. Wilmere, edited by N.
Shaw, 4 coloured and 4 plain facsimiles 1859
Expeditions into .the Valley of the Amazons,
1539,1540, 1639; transl. and edited by C.
R. Markham.
The above set wants the 4 following volumes,
which can be supplied :
Herberstein,Rerum Moscovitarum Commentarii:
Notes upon Russia, transl. and edited by R.
H. Major, 2 vols. 2 facsimile maps and
Aplates 1851-2
1851 K^undall's Collection of early Documents on
^ •• ^ Japan 1850
Coat's Geography of Hudson*s Bay, edited by
Jno. Barrow 1851
DeVeer(Gerrit)ThreeVoyagesbytheNorthEa8t
^Mendoza (Juan Gonzalez de) Historie of China ^ to China, 1594-6, edited by C. T. Beke 1852
^ transL by Parke, 1588; edited by Sir G. T. ^ White (Adam) Collection of early Documents
Staunton, 2 vols. 1853-4 i on Spitzbergen and Greenland 1855
3684 BENZONI(Girolajno) History of the New World, showing his travels in America,
1541-1556, now first translated and edited by Admiral W. H. Smyth, 8vo.
curious woodcuts, clothe 21s Sahluyt Society, 1857
3685 Hall (Capt. Basil), Voyage to the West Coast of Coeea and the great Loo-Choo
Islands, with Appendix — Cliffobd's Vocabulary of the Loo-Choo Langoage,
With English and Loo-Choo sentences, 2 parts m 1 vol. 4to. 7 coloured plcUes
and 4 maps, (pnb. at £2. 2s) 16s - 1818
S6Sd Hamilton's (W, J,) E^searches in Asia Minob, Pontns and Armenia, 2 vols.
^o. 12pl(ae8 (pub. at £1. 12s) cloth, lbs 1842
GEOGRAPHY. EARLY VOYAGES AND TRAVELS. flT
f687 Havwjly's (Jonas) Account of the British Trade over the Oai^ian Sea, with the
^ Author's Journal of Travels, from England through Bussia, into Persia ; to
which are added the devolutions of Persia, 2 vols. 4to. maps and opiates, old
eaJf, hs 1754
d688 Havabt (D.) Op en Ondergang von Cormandel, 3 vols, in 1, thick sm. 4to.^(m-
Hgpiece, maps and plates, ^r^e clean copy in vellum^ rare, 15# Amsterdam, 1693
3689 HAYTJS, de rebus Japonicis, Indicis et Peruanis, de magno rege Mogor et de
imperio Sinensi, stout 12mo. old calf gilt, 14^ Ante, 1606
8690 Heidhanki (C.) Palsestina sive Terra Sancta, correcta et emendata per H. Emes-
tum, very sm. 4to. maps, vellum, 4* 6(£ WblfferAiUtelae, 1690
^^ The Fonthill copy fetched £1. Us.
3691 HELFFEICn ( Joh.) Bericht von der Eeiss aus Yenedig nach Hierusalem, von
dannen in Aegypten, auff den Berg Sinai, Alcair, Alexandria, und widerumb gen
Yenedig, sm. 4to. nti/merous fine bold woodcuts, one, a procession, nearly 40
inches long, the engravings of Oriental Costume are very attractive, fne tall copy,
ea(fexi/ra, rare, ife. ^ TueipTsig, 1§81
3692 Heitdbbson (E.) Biblical Eesearches and Travels in Russia, including a Tour in
the Crimea, 8vo. maps andplates, hf. calf gilt, 7s 6d 1826
3693 HENTZNERI Itinerarium GermanisB, 6aJli«B, AnglisB et ItalisB ; huic libro ac-
cessere, Moneta Peregrinatoria duorum Doot. Yirorum ; itemque Incerti Auc-
toris Epitome PrsBcognitorum Historicorum, antehac non edita, 12mo. with the
folding table, russia, gilt leaves, fine copy, £2, 2s Norib. 1629
Copies have got very scarce now. Priced, Thick Paper, 1837, Payne and Fobs, mor. £^. 4«.
See MS. note, from Sir F. Madden's Glossary to Hayelock the Dane, as to a most remarkable
blander committed by the editor of the private reprint of a translation of this work (Reading, 1807t)
probably the greatest ever committed in the annals of translating.
** Honest Paul Hentzner sets down the peculiarities of an Englishman with the same accuracy
that Captain Hall describes the new-found inhabitants of Loo Choo Islands. — The travels of a Ger-
man tutor in England in 1598 must indeed be matter of curiosity to those who wish to know what
imjo'ession the manners, habits, and amusements, and the general character of their country, made
upon a foreigner more than two hundred years ago.->He has certainly noted some particulars which
are not to be found elsewhere, and which are equally curious and amusing." — Reirotpeclive Bev,
Walpole found so much difficulty in procuring a copy, that in the preface to the translation of
that part relating to England, printed at the Strawberry Hill press, he has stated his belief that there
were not above four or five copies in England.
3694 Hebmann, iiber die Seerauber im Mittehneer und ihre Yertilgung, Syo. 438 pp.
red morocco, 3« 6(£ Inibeck, 1815
3695 HisToiBE des Decouyertes dans la Bussie et la Perse, 2 vols. Syo. plates and maps,
bds, ds 6d Berne, 1779
3696 HisTOBiA dos Descobrimentos e Conquistas dos Portuguezes no Novo Mondo,
4 vols. 16mo. ca^f, 15* Lisboa, 1786
3697 Holland's Travels in the Ionian Isles, Albania, Thessaly, Macedonia, etc.
1812-13, 4to. m>(yp andplates, calf, 5« 1815
3698 Hollieb's fR.) Glances at various Objects, during aEambleinFrance, Switzer-
land, Piedmont, Lombardy, Venice, tne Khine, etc. 4to. map, cloth, 7s 6d 1831
Printed for private distribution only.
3699 HONTERI (Joannis) Eudimentorum Cosmograplucorum Libritres (Carmen),
12mo. woodcut-maps (including America) fine copy, with autograph o/^Despobtbs
the famous French Poet, old jFrench red morocco, gilt edges, babe, 25s
AntvetpicB, apud Joannem Itichard/um, ». a.
3700 HOOKEE'S (Sir W. J.) Tour in Iceland, 1809, 2 vols. 8vo. second edition, with
Appendix, maps andplates, (pub. at 26$) bds, 7s Qd 1813
3701 the same, labge fafeb, 2 vols, royal 8vo. (pub. at 36«) bds, 25* 1813
'* This interesting work has left nothing to be desired on the subject of this extraordinary
island.'' — Lowndes.
3702 Huegel, Travels in Kashmib and the Punjab, containing a particular account
of the Government and Character of the Sikhs ; translated from the Grerman,
with Notes by Major T. O. Jervis, royal 8vo. 440 pp. with characteristic inns'
trations, and an ihfboved Maf of those countries by Arrowsmith, (pub. at 18«)
cloth, 5s 1845
3703 Hd lsius. Asheb's bibliographical Essay on the collection of Voyages and Travels,
edited and published by Levinus Hulsius and his successors «.t S\a«vo5^^jc%'«si^
Francfort from 1598 to 1660, sm, 4to. hds. onlt; 12ft cople« T^rwted.^^ ^wVwOSSJl
218 QUARITCH'S CATALOGUE OF
S704 HUMBOLDT (A. de) Asie Centrale, Beoherclies Bur les Chaines de Montagnes
et la Climatologie oompar^e, Vols. 2 and 3, stout 8yo. map a/nd 8 tables, sewedt
£2. 2* Paris, 1843
^^ Sold, 1856, at Sotheby's, 3 vols. £i, 8#.
3706 HUMBOLDT. Central-Asien : Untersuchungen tiber die Gebirgsketten iind die
yergleichende Xlimatologie ; von Mfl.1ilTnii.TiTi , complete in 2 vols. 8yo. ma^ and
tables, sd, 15* , Berlin, 1844
3706 Examen critique de Thistoire de la G6ograpliie du Nouveau Coatinent
et des progr^B de rAstronomie Nautique aux 15me et 16me si^cles, Vols. I — IV.
8vo. sd. 20« Paris, 1836-7
A valuable and learned work on the discovery of America.
3707 ' B/cise nach dem Ural, dem Altai und dem KjispiBchen Meere von Al.
von Humboldt, G. Ehbbnbebg und G. Bose, 2 vols. 8vo, maps am,d plates, sd.
ISs Berlin, IS37 -42
3708 IBBY and MANGLES, TraveLs in Egypt and Nubia, Syria and Asia Minor,
in 1817-18, 8vo. map andplaies, head of title-page margin cut off, printed for
private distribution, russta extra, gilt edges, 21* 1823
3709 ISENBEBO and £bap7*s Journals of their proceedings in the Kingdom of Shoa,
and otherparts of Abyssinia, 1839-42, thick 8vo. maps, cloth, 9* 1843 .
3710 Jansz de Koy (J.) hacheHjke Beys-togt na Borneo en Atchin, in sijn vlugt van
Batavia, 1691, 12mo. maps and plates, bds, 3* 6<£ Levden, Vander Aa, s, a.
3711 Japan. Ambassades de la Compagnie hollandoise des Inoes vers I'Empereur du
Japon, 2 vols, in 1, 18mo. calf, 5* . Leyde, Henry Drummond, 1686
3712 Jabves, History of the Hawaijan or Sandwich Islands, 8vo. map andplates, 5* 1843
3713 Jaussin, Memoires historiques, militaires et politiques sur la Cobse, 1738-41,
2 vols. 12mo. map andplates, calf, 5* Lausanne, 1758
3714 JESUIT MISSONS, an interesting Series, 8 vols. 12mo. size, all bound uniformly
in antique calf red edges, £4. 4* 1563-1618
EpistolsB IndicsB in quibus descriptio rerum nuper in India Orientali prseclar^
^estarom a Theologis Societ. Jesu [cura Agno. Ammonii] BilingcB, 1563
Epistolae IndicsB, de Stupendis et prseclare Bebus quas Divina bonitas in India et
variis Insulis per Societatem Jesu operari dignata est [cura J. B. Sombergii],
water-stained Lovanii, 1566
Epistolae Indicse et Japanicse de multarum Gentium Conversationibua, 2 vols.
whole dark calf 1570
Berum a Societate Jesu in Oriente gestarum ad annum usque a Deipara Virgine
1568 conmientarius Emm. Acost^ recognitus et Lat. donatus. Accessere
de Japonicis rebus Epistolarum libri IV. item recogniti ab J. P. Maffeo 1571
Alia Editio, printed in italic letter Colonice, 1574
LitersB Annuse Japonenses, anno 1591 et 1592 scriptse, a P. Lod. Feois, ib, 1596.
Nova et succincta vera tamen Historia de Begno ChinsD libri III. opera M.
Henningii, Francof 1596 — ^in one vol.
De Legatione Evangelica ad Indos capessenda admonitio Justi Heumii 1618
3715 JoBio (M. de) Storia del Commercio e della Navigazione, 4 vols, in 3, 4to. calf,
*lspd This work reaches to the aera of Augustus. Napoli, 1778-83
8716 JUNGHUHN (Fr.) Beisen durch Java von Nees von Esenbeck, roy. 8vo. ohL
folio Atlas of two m^ps and 38 plates, sd. 7s 6d ^ Magd. 1845
3717 Java, seine gestallt, pflanzendecke und innere Bauart ; aus dem hoi-
landischen iibertragen von Hasskarl, 3 vols, in 4, 8vo. with folio atlas of Views,
Maps, Geological Sections, etc, hf bd, russia neat, £2. 10s Leipzig, 1852-54
The best scientific account of the natural resources of Java, completing the learned work of Raffles.
3718 Java, zijne gedaante, zijn Plantentooi en inwendige bouw, tweede ver^
beterde uitgave, impl. 8vo. all as yet published, presentation copy to Ih. JEEorS'
field, £2. Amst, 1852, etc.
Afd. I. pp. 1—176; Afd. II. pp. 1—1432; Afd. IIL pp. 1—296.
3719 Biickreise von Java nach Europa, 8vo. maps and views, hf. bd- 3* Qd 1852
3720 EEBB'S (B.) Collection of Voyages and Travels, arranged in systematic order,
vrith an Historical Sketch of the Progress of Discovery, from the Earliest
Period to the beginning of the Nineteenth Century, together with a Catalogue
of Works of Voyages and Travels, arranged according to Countries, and in
ChronologicBi Order, and a complete Index of Beference, 18 vols. 8vo. maps,
(pub. at £12. 12s) calf neat, £4. 1824
Fetched, 1853, Cbrigtie's, calf, £4. 19*. The 18tli iroVume, ^\i\c\i\* ^OTtv^XvcoftB deficient, com-
GEOGRAPHY, EARLY VOYAGES AND TRAVELS. «»
prises SteTenson's Historical Sketch of the Progress of Discovery, Navigation, and Commerce, with,
a Bibliographieal Catalogue of Voyages and Travels. '* Kerr's collec^on contains a great variety of
very curious and interesting early voyages and travels^ of rare occurrence, or only to be found in
expensive or voluminous collections.*'
3721 Klapeoth's Travels in the Caucasus and Georgia, 1807:8, 4to. kf, hd. 5* 1814r
3722 KoLB, Caput Bonae Spei hodiemum : BeschreiDung des Vorgebiirges der Gruten
Hofnung, der Hottentotten und der Europaeischen Colonien, very stout folio,
portrait, frontispiece^ map andplates, vellum, 10* Numherg, 1719
3723 KoTZEBUB (Otto) Entdeclnin^-!Eeise in die Siid-See und nach der Borings- Strasze
■ zur Erforschung einer nordostlichen Durchfart, 1815-18, 3 vols, in 1, 4itcy,fine
paper, 6 charts, 20 views, and coL places of Nat, History, bds, ISs Weimar, 1821-3
3724 Xbaet, Topographisk-Statistik Beskrivelse over Kongeriget Norge, 4 vols, in 5,
8vo. cloth, 9s Christiania, 1820-29
3725 Keusensteen, Eeise um die Welt, 1803-6, auf Befehl s. k. Majestat Alexander I.
auf den Schififen Nadeshda und Newa, 3 vols. 4to. hf calf gilt, ^^ 1810-1^
** Relation int^ressante d'un voyage. dont le but principal etait d'^tablirune communication entre
les provinces occidentales et oHentales de Tempire de Russie par le moyen de T Ocean. II en a ete
imprimd en mSme temps deux Editions, Tune en langue russe, et Tautre en allemand.'' — Brunei.
3726 LiL Caille (FAbb^ de) Journal historiquc du Voyage fait au Cap de Bonne-Esp^»
ranee, 16mo. plate and cuts, old red morocco, gilt edges, 10s Paris, 1763-
3727 Laied and Oldfield's Expedition into the Interior of Afiiea, by the Biver Niger^
1832-34, 2 vols. 8vo. plates, calfn^at, 15^ 1837
3728 La Lande, Voyage en Italie, contenant les histoires les plus singulieresderitalie,
etc. 9 vols. 12mo. old cay neat, with 4tto, Atlas of SB maps andplates, hf, hoimd,
7s 6d Paris, 1786
3729 La Loubebe, Description de Siam, 2 vols. 12mo.25 maps and very curiotis plates,
old calf, a good book, 6s ... Amsterdam, 1714
3730 Landt's Description of the Eeroe Islands, their situation, climate and produc-
tions, manners, customs, &c. stout 8vo. with small Vocabulary, dialogue and
Proverbs in Feroese and English, map andplates, bds, &s 1810
3731 La Peeouse, Voyage autour du Mond, redig^ par L. A. MUet-Mureau, 4>ols.
4to. portrait, with inwl, folio Atlas of 69 plates and maps. If, bd, 20s Paris, 1797
3732 La Eoque (Jean de) V oyage de Syrie et du Mont-Liban, 2 vols, in 1, 1723 — Voy-
age dans la Palestine, 1818 — 3 vols, in 2, 12mo, plates, hf, bd, 6s Amst, 1723 1818
3733 LEAKE (Col. W. M.) Eesearches in Greece, 4to. (pub. at £3. ds).bds, 15* 1814
Essentially a philological work. Contents: Chapter I. Of the Modern Greek Dialect; II. Of
the Albanian Language ; III. Of the Wallachian and Bulgarian Languages.
3734, Travels in the Mobea, 3 vols. 8vo. with a very large map of the Mbrea,
and upwards of 30 various maps, plans, plates of ancient Greek Inscriptions, Sfc.
(pub. at £2. 5*) cloth, 2As ' 1830
3734# Travels in Northern Greece, 4 vols. 8vo. cloth, £2, 16s 1835
3735 Tour in Asia Minor, 8vo. map (pub. at 18^) If qf, \0s 1824
3736 Topography of Athens, 8vo. maps, bds, 21s 1821
*' All Col. Leake's works are of great intrinsic value. The Tour (the Morea) exhibits the
learning and diligence of the Author, accompanied by that general interest which attaches to per-
sonal adventure ; we strongly recommend the work as highly deserving of a place in every good
library." — Edin. Rev,
3737 LE BEUN (Corneille) Voyage au Levant : L*Asie Mineure, les Isles de Chio, de
Rhodes, de Chypre, I'Egypte, la Syrie et la Terre Sainte, folio, laegb paper,
frie impressions of the plates, old calf, 16s Defft, 1700
3738 Voyages par la Moscovie, en Perse, et aux Indes Orientalts, 2 vols.
£o\io, portrait, and upwards of 320 plates of Views, Antiquities, etc, old french
calf neat, 16s Amst, 1718
Priced, 1840, Payne and Foss, £2. 2s,
3739 Travels into Muscovy, Persia and the East Indies, 2 vols, folio, maps
and p lates , ca^, lbs 1737
3740 LELEWEL (T.) G-^ographie du Moyen-age, 4 vols, in 3, and Epilogue, 8vo.,
with oblong folio Atlas of Mediaeval Maps, sd, £2, Ss Bruxelles, 1852-7
3741 Pytheas de Marseille et la Geographic de son temps. 8vo. 3 maps, sd.
3s 6d ^ Bruxelles, 1S36
3742 Tavola di ISTavicare di Nicolo et Antonio Zeni et les Cartes des r^g^ona
septentrionales en 1558, 8vo. 5 maps, 4* 6d "BTux^V^^V^SSi^
220 aUARITOH'S CATALOGUE OP
8743 LENGLET DUFEESNOY (AbW) Methode pour ^tudier la GeograpHe arec
nn Catalogae de Voyages, Cartes, Sec. 7 yols. in 8, 12mo. mapst fiine copy in
citron morocco^ gilt edges, with the Arms qf 8, A, R. Madame Sophie de £hrance
on sides, £4. 4» Paris, 1742
8744 Leoit (Jean) Historiale description de TAfbique, tMck 12mo. curious woodctUs,
calf, 16* Anvers, J, Bellere, 1656
8745 Lessefs (M. de) Yoyage du Kamtschatka en France, 1787-88, 2 vols. 8yo. maps
andplaies, haifveUvm, Zs 6d Paris, 1790
8746 LETTEES Edifiaktes et Curieuses, Rentes des. Missions Etrang^res par quel-
ques Missionaires de la Compagnie de Jesus, 26 vols. 12mo. french calf gilt,
£2. 10* Tonhyuse, 1810
8747 another edition, 24 vols. 12mo. (the 227id volume wanting), calf, 25*
PaW*, 1780-81
Thorpe priced the edition, 24 vols. Pftris, 1717, £5. IbsQd; H. Bohn, the edition, 14 vols.
Lyon, 1819, bound, £b. I5s 6<l. This interesting work contains the principal letters written by
the French Missionaries from China, Cochin-China, Siam, and other parts of the East ; giving an
account of the adTcntures and proceedings in establishing the Catholic religion in these countries.
" These Mires id^fiantes should find a place in the gilded upper shelves of a well-furnished library.
of any description. I knew an ' old ' friend who solaced himself during eight-and-twenty long
wintry nights by the perusal of these ' edifying and curious epistles.' '^-^Dibdin,
3748 Leychinb, les Hordes et les Steppes des Kirghiz-Kazaks ou Eirghiz-Kaissaks,
traduit par Eerry de Pi^y, public par Charriere, 8vo. map and 11 plates, 12s 1840
8749 Lichtbnstein's Travels in Southern Africa, 1803-6, by Plumptre, with Appen-
dices of Vocabularies of the Xoossas and the Hottentot Languages, 2 vols. 4to.
maps and plates (pub. at £3. 12*) calf gilt, 10s 1812-15
8750 LUnSCHOTEN (J. H.) Histoire de sa Navigation aux Indes Orientales, quite
complete, 3 vols, in 1, folio, deuxihme idition, portrait, 5 m^ps and 36 plates,
fine copy in vellum, £2. lOw Amst. 1619
8751 LoBO (Jerome) Voyage historique d'Abissinie, 4to. calf, 5* Paris, 1717
8752 Long's Early Geography of "Western Europe, as connected with the first inha-
bitants of Britain, 8vo. maps, sd, &s 1859
8753 Lucas (P.) Voyage au Levant, 2 vols. ISmo, maps and plates, cd^, 2s Qd Par. 1704
3764 Yoyage dans la Turquie, TAsie, Syrie, Palestine, Egypte, etc. 2 vols.
12mo. mc^s and plates, haff hound, uncut, 7s 6d Amst, 1720
3755 Mackenzie's Travels in Iceland, 1810, with a dissertation on its History and
Literature by Dr. Holland, 4to. coloured plates (pub. at £3. 3*) nuips, 15 plates,
some coloured and vignettes, cloth, 10s PJdinh, 1812
A valuable and interesting work, treating on almost every topic. Fetched, Duke of York's
sale, 39« ; Dawson Turner's £2. 15f ; Hollis, £3. ; Drury, £1. 6«.
*' Almost every topic on which a traveller is expected to give information, is here treated of; the
history, religion, natural history, agriculture, manners, &c. ; and all evidently the result of much
previous knowledge, good sense, and information coUected on the spot." — Sievenson,
•
8756 MADOZ (Paschal) Diccionario Greografico, Estadistico, Historico de Espaua y
sus Possessiones de Ultbamab, 16 vols. sm. 4to. halfhomtd, contents lettered,
£10 Madrid, 1845-50
This valuable Gazetteer of Spain and its Possessions in America, the Philippine Islands, etc.,
is very rare in England.
3757 Maffei, Istorie delle Indie Orientali, thiclc sm. 4to. ^ hd, 2s 6d 'Morenza, 1589
8758 Malte-Beun et Eybi^s, Nouvelles Annales des Voyages de la Geographic et de
I'Histoire, Vols. 1. to XXV. (no. vol. 24), 24 vols. 8vo. maps, bds. 20s 1819-25
3759 MANDEVILLE (Johannis de) Itinbbabitjs a Tbbba Ajsqiaje in Partes
IeBOSOLIMITANAS et IK ULTBBIOBBS TBANSMABINAS. Acccdit LUDOIPHI DB
SucHBN LiBBLLUS DE Itinebe IK Tebbam Sakctam, 2 vols. in 1, sm. 4to.
fijie copy, with some very interesting geographical notes in the handwriting of the
XYIth century on the m>a/r gifts fond drawing of a m^p on folio 4SJ, red morocco
extra, gilt edges, extbembly babe, £12. 12^ sine ulla nota
Both these works are printed in the same type. Mandeville's Travels occupy 62 leaves (the
first blank) with signatures A to H in eights, except G in six. Ludolphus de Suchen fills up, as
Brunet mentions, 54 leaves only, and not 62 as erroneously stated in the Grenville Catalogue, an
error probably caused by its being stated that the signatures run from a a to h h vi in eights, not having
noticed that the printer had omitted signature gg altogether, chapter CYII I ending on ff viii, and
GEOGRAPHY, EARLY VOYAGES AND .TRAVELS. 221
^bgptet CIX commencing on h h i. The first capital in each of the works is illaminated in gold and
coMors. From the word Venetica in the imprint to Mandeville, Brunet considers both works to
have emanated from a Venice press, but Panzer thinks them printed at Alost by Theodoric Martin,
and }At. Granville believes from the appearance of the type that they were the production of Gerard
de Leew at Antwerp, circa 1484-85. The MS. notes are highly interesting, but especially that on
the reverse of folio 55, where the writer seems to be of opinion that Sir John Mandbyillb had
ooewiBANCK OF Ambrica. It commences *' Vuli logui de Ameriea."
8760 MABCO POLO'S Travels in the Xnith Century, being a description by that
early traveller of remarkable places and things in the Eastern parts of the
World, translated from the Italian, with Notes by W. Marsden, stout 4to. map,
calfneaty £3. 3« 1818
8761 • the same, labob fafeb, roy. 4to. map, hds. uncut, £4. 1818
Marco Polo, once reviled but now the much honoured pioneer of geographical inyestlgation.
376a Mabia m S. Catebina da Siena (P. F. Vincenzo) Viaggio all* Indie Orientali;
Con la Descrittione degl* Animali Quadrupedi, Serpenti, Ucelli, Piante, &c.
folio, kaff calf, rare, 36* Soma, 1672
■ Priced, 1836, Jas. Bohn, £2. 2f . '* Ce voyage est pr^cieux par les details oti I'autenr est
etttr6 sar la C6te de Malabar.'' — Boucher de la Richarderie.
3763 MAEINI (G. F. de) Historia et Eelatione del Tunchino e del Giaffone, 4to>
plates, vellum, 20s Homa, 1665
3764 MAERYAT (I. S.) Bobneo, and the Indian Archipelago, impl. 8vo. with plates
of Costume and Scenery (pub. at £1. 11* 6cQ, ea^neat, IBs 1848
3765 Maundbell's Journey from Aleppo to Jerusalem, 1697, 8vo. plates, qf. 4* Oaf, 1732
3766 Medina, Yiaggio di Terra Santa, con sue stationi e misterii, tradotto di Oafltigli-
ana da Buonfanti, sm. 4to. woodcuts, old calf, 25* Morenza, 1590
** Cette traduction est rare." — Brunet,
3767 Mekoibes historiques et g^ographiques sur les pays situ^s entre la Mer Noire et
la Mer Caspienne, cont^nant des details nouveaux sur les peuples qui les habi-
tent, des observations sur leur topographic ancienne et* modeme, et des yoca*
bulaires — M^moires sur le cours de I'Araxe et les Pyles Oaucasiennes, eto.^»
Journal d'un Voyage dans la partie m^ridionale de la Kusse, 1784—3 vols, in 1«
2 large maps, one measuring 23^ in, by 36, ca^f, rare, 21* Paris, 1797
This work contains vocabularies of French explained into the following languages : '— Abkha-^
Altikesek, and Cuban dialects ; Cabardian ; Ossetti — Dugor and Ossetti dialects ; — Kkti — Tchetchea
and Ingoushi dialects ; Lesguis — Antshoug, Dshar, Chunsagh and Dido dialects ; Georgian— Car-
duel, Imirette and Suaneti dialects.
3768 Mendo^a (Gon9alez) Historia de las cosas, ritos y costumbres de la China, con
Itinerario del ]N uevo Mundo, stout 18mo. vellum, hs MadHd, 1586
3769 MINANO, Diccionario geografico estadistico de Esfaua y Pobtxtgal, con el Sup-
plemento, 11 vols. sm. 4to. (the fourth volume wants sheets 50 and 52^ maps,
cloth, uncut, £3. Madrid, 1826-29
Priced, 1843, Sal va, 150 fr.
3770 MooBCEOFT and Trebeck*s Travels in the Himalayan Provinces of Hindustan^
the Punjab, Ladakh, Kashmir, Peshawar, Kabul, Kunduz and Bokhara, 1819-25«
8771 (MoBEAU), Jtelations ventables et cuneuses de lisle de Madagascar, et du
Bbesil, avec Thistoire de la demiere Guerre faite au Bresil, entre les Portugais
et les Hollandois ; trois relations d*Egypte, et une du Eoyaume de Perse,
4 vols, in 1, sm. 4to. with Dialogues in Madagascarese and £Vench, and maps,
old calf, scarce, 32* JParis, 1661
3772 MORIER*S Journeys through Pebsia, Abmbnia, and Asia Minor, 1808-16,
2 vols. roy. 4to. inaps and numerous Views and Engravings of Sculptures, Anti^
quities, Assyrian Inscriptions, etc, (pub. at £7. 7s %n hds,) X2. 1812-18
3773 the same, the ** Second journey " only, roy. 4to. numerous plates, those
of Costume coloured, calf neat, 15* 1818
'' The opportunities which Mr. Morier possessed from his residence in Persia, being much
superior to those of a mere traveller, his work is justly regarded as one of authority on the civil,
political, domestic, and commercial circumstances of the Persians.'' — Stevenson.
3774 MoTBAYE, Voyages en Europe, Asie et Afrique, avec recherches g^ographiques,
historiques, etc. sur Tltalie, la G-rece, la Turquie, la Tartaric, Crim^e etl^ogaye,
la Circassie, la Suede, la Laponie, etc. 2 vols, folio, labgb papeb, plates, some
hy Sogarth, French calf gilt, 12s La Hxk^^ \X^
Lord Rothesay's copy, mor. fetched IQ^5) £^.
3M2 QUARITCH'S CATALOGUE OF
3776 MiDllsb, der Ugriache Yolks- Stamm, oder Untersuchungen iiber die Liinderge-
biete am Ural iind am Xaukasus, 8vo. 648 pp. half calf ^ 5« Berlin, 1837
3776 Naaukbueigb Vebsambling der gedenk-waardigste Reysen naar Cost en West-
Indicn, mitsgaders audere Gewesten gedaan ; sedert de Jaaren 1246 tot op
desen tijd 1696, 28 vols, in 29, sm. 8vo. complete with about 500 folding plates '
and maps in the style ofDe Bry*s, old Dutch calf gilt, red edges, £5. 5«
Ley den, JPieter yon der Aa, 1706-7
1 do not find the above curious collection of Travels in Bruuet. Boucher de la Richarderie in
his Biblioth^que quotes it, ** Yersammeling den gedenkwaardig8ten Reysen, door D. db Bry unter
hetname Gottfried, Leyde, 1707-10, 30 vols, in 8;'* F. MuUer in Amsterdam, in his Bibliogra-
phic Neerlande-Russe : ** Verzamelins^ der gedenkwaardigsten zee-en land-reizen, 1706, 26 torn,
en 27 vols. 8vo." — -both copies disagree with the present, which is quite perfect, according to the
General Table of Contents, bound up with volume XXVI 11.
Abstract of the Tablk of Contents :
Vol. I. 1246 Plan Carpin, 1247 Br. Ascelin, 1253 du Rubriquis, 1419-90 xxvi der aldereerste
^Portugysen ; II. 1492-93 Columbus, 1st, 2d, 1497 Gamma, 1st, 1498 Columbus, 3d, 1498 Ojeda,
Americus Vesputius, Guerre en Nino; III. 1500 P. A. Cabral, 1501 J. da Nova, 1500-1 Pinzon,
Iiepe, Kabral, Bastidas, Am. Vesputius 2d, 1501 Joseph, den Indiaan^ 1502 Gamma 2d, 1502
Carres, Obando, Columbus 4th, Zigura, Fiesco, 1503 Fr. d' Albuquerque, 1504 Lopo Soares; IV.
!l504 Porras, Cortes; 1505 Almeida, 1505 Nhaya, 1506 Solis, Pinzon. 1506 Acunha; V. 1506 A.
d' Albuquerque, 1507 J- de Mello, 1508 J. d'Aguiar ; VI. 1508 Ocampo, Ponze, Solis 2d^ Pinzon,
'Ojeda, 1509 en Niqueza, 1509 Coutinho, 1510 Ezquebel, Vasq. Nunes en D. Velasquez, 1510
Sequairn, 151 1, Norenha, 1512-13 Ponze en Narvaas; VII. 1514 PedrarDavila,1515 J.DiasdeSoIis,
1515 J. P. de Leon, 1515 Lopo Soares, 1516 F. P.d'Andrade,1517-18Fr.Hemandesde Cordua; Vlll.
1518 enz. D. L. de Sequeira, J. d' Albuquerque, F. Magellanes, Simon d'Andrade, Verv. van Sequeira,
Ferd. Corta 1st.; IX. 1519 Ferd. Cortes, 2d, 1520 Alonso d'Ojeda,1520F. Magellanes, 1520 Gon-
zale d*Ocampo, 1520 Panf. deNarvaaz, 1520 L. V. d*Ayllon, 1521 D. de Menezes ; X. 1521 Ferd.
Cortes, 3d, 1521 Ferd. Magellaan, 1522 Gil Gonz. Davila, 1523 F. de Garay, 1523 P. d'Alvarado,
i523 D. de Godoy, 152^^ J. de Verrazano ; XL 1524 G. G. Davila, 1524 F. Cortes 4tb, 1524 V.
da Gamma, 1525 G. J. de Loyasa, 1525 R. de Bastidas, 1525 P. A. Palomino, 1525 S. Gomez,
i526 S. Gabato, 1526 D. Garcia enz.,'1526 F. Cortes 4th. vervolg; XII. 1526 Fr. Pizarrus en D.
Almagrus, 1526 L. V. de Sampayo, 1527 J. de Menezes, 1528 V. da Fonseca, 1529 M. A. de Mello,
1529 L. V. de Sampayo, 1529 S. de Souza Galvaon ; XIII. '* 1528 Nuno da Cunha, 1534 Guzaratte
Be8chryv.,1534 Gesandschap., 1534 Mogoilen, 1535 Diego Botello, 1536 Man. Pashevo ; XIII. ^*
J536 Oorlogs-rampen, 1536 Kon. van Decan., 1536 A. de Sousa, 1537 M. M. Zaman, 1538 M.
A. de Souza, 1538 Bengale, 1538 M. A. de Mello, 1538 E. de Gamma, 1538 A. Galvaon, 1538
Suleiman, 1538 G. de ISpronha ; XIV. 1535 Nic. Clenard, 1535 Ulr. Schmidt, 1539 F. de Soto,
1540 J. de Castro, 1541 Hier. Benzo ; XV. 1547 J. Staden, 1656 J. Lerius ; XVI. 1558 A. Jenkin-
^on, 1562 Joh. Ribald, R. de Laudonniere, J. Ribald, 2d. Dom. Gourgues, 1563 Caev. Fredriks ;
XVII. 1663 D. Blepkenius, 1573 L. Rauwolf, 1576 M. Frobisher; XVIII. 1577; Drie, F. Draak,
1678 P. Carder, 1578 E. Lopez, 1579 J. Newberie, 1579 P. Sarmiento, 1579 C. Balby ; XIX.
1682 M.^eberer, 1583 R. Fitch, 1586 G. V. Cumberland; XX. 1586 Th. Candish, 1589 Andr.
Battel, 1691 Ant. Knivet, 1592 J. d'Acosta; XXI. 1593 Mr. Ellis, 1593 H. May, 1593 J. Smith
1st., 1595 W. Ralegh drie, 1596 B. Wood, 1598 J. Davis twee, 1598 W. Adams, 1598 B. Goes,
1.'}99 A. Sherley, 1599 J. Mildenhal, 1699 J. Cartwright; XXII. 1601 Engelsen Ist., 1601 D.
Middelton, M. Geare, 1602 6. Weymouth, 1602 B. Gosnol, 1603 M. Fringe, B. Gilbert, 1604
Engelsen 2d., H. Middleton, 1604 C. Leig, 1605 N. Scbmid, 1605 J. Saris Ist.; XXIII. 1606
J. Smith 2d., 1607 Engelsen 3d., 1607 R. Coverte, 1607 W. Finch, 1608 W. Hawkins; XXIV.
1608 R. Harcourt, 1608 Engelsen 4th., W. Nicols, etc., 1609 Engelsen 6th., 1610 Engelsen 6th.,
N. Dounton, 1611 Engelsen 7th., 1611 P. W.Floris, 1611 Engelsen 8th.; XXV. 1611 Engelsen*
9th.-llth., 1612 S. Casteltoh, 1613 Engelsen 12th., A. Fernandez, 1614 N. Dounton, etc., M.
J»ring, J. Milward, J. Smith 3d. 4th., 1615 W. Peyton 2d., T. Coryat, E. Terry, 1616 R. Hawes,
A. Childe; XXVI. 1616 T. Spurway, 1617 Pring 2d., J. Hatch, 1618 E. Heyner, W. Hoare,
1619 W. Methold, E. Petelin, 1620 A. Shilling, R. Jobson, A. Chester, 1633 Tarters, 1634 H.
Blunt; XXVII. 1636 H. Lobo, 1636 M. d' Almeida, 1648 £ng. Koopman, 1653 S. J. Boicoof,
1670 Mouette, 1670 Gallonye; XXVIII. 1673 P. Marquette, 1681 Fr. Brooks, 1682 van der
Greuben, 1696 Dikenson.
3777 Nedeelands Oostindische Bezittingen, nitgegeven door de Maatschappij, 8vo.
map wanting, hf, bd, 2s 6d Leyden, etc, 1843
3777*Ne"wbold'8 British Settlements in the Straits of Malacca, with a nistory of the
Malayan States, 2 vols. 8vo. m^s, (pub. at 26*) calf gilt, 20* 1839
3778 NIEBITHE; (C.) Voyage en Arabic et en autres pays circonvoisins, 2 vols. 125
maps andplat9S, Amst, 1776-80 — Description de i* Arabic, 1 voL 25 maps and
GEOGRAPHY, EARLY VOYAGES AND TRAVELS. 22$
plates, 1774 — Micliaelis, Eecneil de Qnestions, 1 vol. 1774 — ^to^ether 4 vols. 4to.
voith 150 maps and plates of Antiquities, Coins, etc.frenoh calf gilt. Lord Orford^s
copy, dB2. 2* 1774-80
8779 the same, 4 vols. 4to. plates, hf calf, uncut, £2. 5* 1774-80
Niebohr, a traveller of the greatest merit, and who has collected upon the state of yarious
countries of the East, more copious and minute information than is to be found perhaps in any
otbo* single author. Subsequent travellers have borrowed largely from him.
3780 NOEDEN (F. L.) Voyage d'Egypte et de Nubie, (traduit dn Danois en Fran-
cois par des E/Oches de Partnenais), 2 vols, in 1, royal folio, original and best
French edition, published by the Danish Government, portrait and 160 plates,
fine copy, red morocco, gilt edges, £2. 10* -, Copenhague, 1755
Priced, 1832-40, Payne & Foss, £6. 6«; 1834, Arch, £6. 6«; the Duke of Devonshire's
duplicate copy fetched £3. 16« ; the Duke of Grafton's £A* 10« ; Dent's ;^5. 2f 6<f ; large PAPKRy
1832, Payne & Foss, £12. 12«; Paris's copy fetched £14.
3781 ■ Voyage d'Egypte et de Nnbie, avec des Notes et des Additions, par
L. Langl^s, 3 vols. 4to. upwards of 150 maps and plates, vellum paper, hfbd.
uncut, 36* Faris, Didot, 1795-8
Priced, vellum paper, 1836, J. Bohn, bds. £4. Us 6^; Treuttel, £2. i8«.
For an account of the very valuable service Langles has rendered to this edition by his ex-
tremely useful notes and Dissertations, (on the Pyramids, the statue of Memnon, the Sphynz, &c.)
see Boucher db la Richardbrib, Bib, des Voyages, Vol. iv. p. 351, &c.
'* The merits of Norden's Works are of the most enduring and substantial kind, so far as relates
to the Antiquities of Egypt and the Cataracts : it is high and unequivocal commendation of this
author, that subsequent travellers have found him a judicious and sure guide." — Stevenson,
3782 NouvBAU Voyage vers le Septentrion, representant les coutumes des NorwegienS,
Lapons, Kiloppes, Bussiens, Zembliens, etc. 18mo. plates, calf, Ss 6d Ajnst, 1708
3783 Obaki Japonica, Sinensia, Mogorana, hoc est de rebus apud eas gentes gestis
1598-99, 12mo. sd, scarce, &s Leodii, 1601
3784 PAXLAS, Samlnngen historisclicr Nachrichten iiber die Monffolischen Volker-
schaften, 2 vols. 4to. with 2^ plates of Antiquities, Mythology, ^c, 10s
St, JPetersburgh, 1776-1801
3785 the same, 2 vols, in 1, 4ito, plates, calf, 15* 1776-1801
3786 the same, 2 vols. 4to. plates, hf calf, 15« 1776-1801
A very important collection of historical documents illustrative of the Mongolian Races, with
Kalmuk Poetry and Specimens of .Writing. .
3787 ' Eeise durch verschiedene Provinzen des Rui^ischen B<eich8, 5 vols. 4to.
numerous plates, sd, uncut, 12* St, Petersburg, 1801
3788 Tableau physique et topographique de la Tauride, en 1794, ito. sd.
16* St. Petersbourg, 1795
3789 PALLEGOIX, Description du Boyaume Thai ou Siam, sa topographic, mceurs et
coutumes, langue, litterature, annales, etc. 2 vols. 12mo. map and cuts, sd, 5* 1854
3790 the same, 2 vols. 12mo. hf, calf gilt, 9* 1854
This valuable work, long believed to be out of print as the number of copies taken away by
Bishop Pallegoix to Siam was considerable, I am now enabled to offer at the above cheap rate,
having secured some of the few which remain. It is undoubtedly the very best book upon Siam,
comprising the details of the Topography, Natural History, Manners and Customs, Legislation,
Commerce, Industry, Lansniage, Literature, Religion and History of that interesting country.
3791 PAEEY rCapt. W. E.) Three Voyages for the Discovery of a North West Paa-
sage, with the Appendixes, 4 vols. 4to. numerous plates, caff gilt, marbled edqes^
fine set, £5. 1821-6
3792 Pashley's Travels in Crete, with historical appendix, 2 vols. 8vo. wop, 10 plates,
and 56 cuts, (pub. at £2. 2^) 26* 1837
3793 Pelissieb (A.) Annales Alg^riennes, 2 vols. 8vo. If, calf, 5* 1836
3794 Pebsia. Tour in Persia, 1824-25, by R. C. M. 8vo. map, privately printed ^ 5s 1828
3795 Peecival*s Ceylon ; An account of the Island of Cevlon, contammg its History,
Geography, ISTatural History, Manners, etc. impl, 4to. Large Paper, maps,
charts, ana engravings, bds, 12s 1805
3796 Peyssonel (M, de) Observations historiques et g^ographiques, sur les Peuples
Barbares des Bords du Danube et du Pont-Euxin, 4to. maps and plates, calf
neat, 9« Paris, 1765
3797 Peyssonel et Desfonfaines, Voyages dans les Eegences de Tunis et d' Alger,
1724-25, publi^Ss par Dureau de la MaUe, 2 vols. 8vo. map and «2a<««^ Ivf. <^Qi\f ^
tU QUARITCH'S CATALOGUE OF
'I ■ I
8798 Pftffeb zuNeueck, Skizzenvonder InBel Jayx, sm. folio, coloured plaiesj cloth,
5* Scha£^ausen, 1829
3799 Philalethes* History of Ceylon from the earliest period to 1816, the manners,
laws, religion, etc. of its people, and a collection of their Maxims, and Pro-
verbs — Xkox's historical relation of Ceylon, and accoimt of his Captivity there
for 20 years, 1660-1680 — 2 vols, in 1, stout 4to. maps and plates, has, X2,s 1817
3800 the same, 4to. calf, 12* 1817
'* Quoique deja ancienne, cette relation (de Knox) est toajonrs regardee comme la plus exacte
et la plus complete que I'on ait donn^ de cette grande ile." — Brunet.
8801 PhUippilie XslandS* Extbacto Histoiial Expediente one pende el Con-
sejo real, y snpremo de las Indias, a instanoia de la Ciudad d^ Manila y demas
de las Islaa Philipinas, folio, vellum, base, 16s Mad/rid, 1736
8802 CoMYK (Tom&9 de) Estado de las Islas Filipinas en 1810, 8vo. cajf 9s Mad. 1810
8803 MUEMLiLO Yelabde (Pedro) Historia de la ProvinciaJe de ^Philipinas de la
Compania de Jesus : Seaunda parte, que comprehende los progresos de esta
Provmcia desde el ano ae 1616 hasta el de 1?16, printed on silk paper, map,
vellum, very rare, folio, £5. Manila, 1749
This work was intended as a continuation to " Colin, Labor Evangelica, Madrid, 1663.''
8804 PuchA (J. M. Maldonado de) Eeligiosa Hosnitalidad, por los hijos del piadoso
Coripneo, Patriarcha, y Padre de Pobres, San Juan de Dios, en su Provincias
de San Raphael de las Islas Philifinas, sm. 4to. plates, veL 12s M Cham 1742
8805 SuciNTA Memoria que contiene el Estado actual de las Islas Filipinas, small 4to.
maps. A/! bd, 14^ valladolid, 1838
8806 PIMEN TEL (Man.) Arte de Navegar e Soteyro das Yiagens e Costas mari-
timas de Gruin^, Angola, Brasil, Indias, e Hhas occidentaes e orientaes, nova-
mente emendado, folio, numerous maps, old calf, 12s lAshoa, 1746
^^^ Formerly a work of great reputation and utility.
8807 PINEYBO (P. Luys) Eelacion del sucesso que tuvo nuestra Santa Fe en los
Eeynos del Japon des 1612 hasta 1616, folio, calf, 20s Madrid, 1617
Priced, 1829, Thorpe, ;^3. 3«. A very important account of Japan, as seen by the Jesuits.
8808 PINTO (Feman Mendez) Historia oriental de las Peregrinaciones en los Eeynos
de la China, Tartaria, Siam, Calaminam, Peguu, Martauan y otras partes Ori-
entales, trad, en CasteUanopor Francisco de Herrera Maldonado, folio, first
Spanish edition, hf hd. russia, rare, 25« Madrid, 1620
8809 the same, new edition, foHo, kf, rusia, 20s Jl627
Modem research has confirmed Pinto's character for veracity.
3810 Plath's Volker der Mandschurey, 2 vols. 8vo. uncut, 6s Crottingen, 1830
•8811 POCOCKE*S Description of the East, 3 vols, in 2, folio, laege papee, with 178
plates of Antiquities, Architecture, Inscriptions, Utensils, Natural Sistory, The-
nomena, a fine copy, calf extra, gilt edges, £4. 1743-45
" A book of superior {earning and dignity." — Oibbon,
Priced, 1840, Jas. Bohn, calf extra, £h, 5«; 1840, Payne and Foss, £1. Is ; 1845 and 1848,
fuor. £8. 8*. Dr. Hawtrey's copy fetched, 1864, r%kssia, £3. 17«. Priced, Large Paper, 1840,
Payne and Foss, russia, £8. ; in 1848, £10. 10«.
8812 POETEE'S (Sir E. HL^t) Travels in Georgia, Persia, Armenia, Ancient Baby-
Ionia, &c. during the Years 1817-20, 2 vols. 4to. %7 plates of Antiquities, Cos-
tumes, Sfc, "besides woodcuts and plans, (pub. at £9. 9s) bds, £2. ISs 1821-22
8813 the same, 2 vols. 4to. caJfexl/ra, £3. 15* 1821-22
Priced, 1829, John Bohn, bds. £4. 4<, orhf.mor. £5. 5«; 1834, Arch, bds. £4. 4^ ; 1844,
White, calf, £5. 15« 6(Z; 1845, Rodwell, £4. 10».
** The plates (not fewer than 76 in number) relate to Portraits, Costume and Antiquities. The
narrative is ezecutedjin a pleasing and lively style; and these volumes form, on the whole, a valuable
addition to our stock of knowledge of the countries described.*' — Dibdin,
*' Few persons combine so many qualifications for a traveller as Sir Robert Ker Porter, who
is an elegant scholar, an accomplished gentleman, a skilful artist, an intelligent observer, and an
agreeable writer. To such an individual, the countries he has travelled over presented a field of in-
comparable richness and abundance ; and as he gleaned copiously — yet with great discrimination-
be has produced one of the most valuable and interesting works of tiie day. No one is more com-
petent than he to the task of ascertaining and making us acquainted with the antiquities, manners,
and customs of the nations among whom he journeys, and great reliance may be placed both on his
judgment and integrity." — Lit. Chron.
8814 PsiDHAM^ Ceylon and its Dependencies^ 2 vols. Svo.^ub. at 2Ss) map, c^. 12^1848
GEOGRAPHY, EARLY VOYAGES AND TRAVELS. %S
Sdl5 PTHOLOMEI Gboobaphia, editio secunda, folio, with the scarce and very
curious FiBST SET OP 27 MAPS ever published, first leaf of text in MS. hd. £3.
Impressum et completum Rome anno mcccclxxxx arte ac impensis JPetri de Turre,
3816 G-EOGEAPHiA, Lat. cum Neotericor. perlustrationibus, edidit L. Phri-
sius, folio, 49 maps and many woodcuts, remarkably fine copy in stamped hoa-
shin, £2. 16* Argent, Grieninger, 1522
*«* This is a remarkable edition, as containing the passage respecting Palestine (on the third
map of Africa) which afiforded one of the pretexts for the condemnation of Servetus, as it was un-
ju!*t1y alleged, at the period of his trial, to have been first printed by him in his edition of 1535. ■
8817 Ptolemaei Geographia universalis, vetus et nova complectens, cum Appendice,
folio, with all the maps and elegant woodcut borders, oldvellu/m, 155 Sasileae, 1540
3818 PHRCHAS, his Pilgrimes, containing Peregrinations and Discoveries in the re-
motest North and East parts of Asia, called Tartaria and Asia, by Englishmen
and others, and Voyages and Discoveries of the North parts of the Vvorld, by
land aad sea, Polar Kegions and North- West of America, also English Northern
Narigation, and Discoveries of G-reenland, the North-VTest Passage, and other
Arctic B«gions ; Voyages and Travels to and in the New World, called Ame-
rica, and of the Seas and Islands adjacent, 5 vols, folio, maps an<i curious wood'
cuts, old calf, ^1^3* 1625
This copy of Purchas will be sq)d not subject to collation, it wants in Vol. I. Frontispiece, and
4 O, 2, 3, 4, 6; in Vol. II. pages 1119-20 damaged; Vol. III. contents of the second part,
9 leaves, list of Maps, 1 leaf, and 3 Maps ; Vol. IV. pages 1145-6, and table of the 6 books of the
4th part, 20 leaves ; Vol. V. a Map of East India on page 489 of letterpress.
Priced, 1826, Baynes, £31. 10* ; 1840, Jas. Bohn, £45. ; 1840, Thorpe, £25. ; 1848, Payne
and Fobs, £47. bs. The Duke of Grafton's copy sold for £46. ; the Duke of Roxburghe's for
£43. 11« 6d ; the Rev. Mr. Williams's for £42. ; 1853, Dr. Hawtrey's, mor. £28. ; 1854, Gard-
ner's, mor, £55. 10« ; 1855, Baker's, £25. Us 6d ; 1855, at Sotheby's, russia, £59.
Purchas says in his preface, that he has incorporated the substance of more than twelve hun-
dred writers of voyages and travels. " His work is not only valuable for the various instruction
and amusement contained in it, but is also very estimable on a national, and I may add, a religious
account." — Granger. '* We owe to the zeal and vast erudition of this laborious man, one of the
most celebrated collection of voyages which have ever appeared, — valuable alike for the abundance
of liB materials and its importance in the history of early discoveries, especially those of the Eng-
lish." — Biog, Univers.
3819 QuBHL, aus Danemark, 8vo. map of Bomholm, plates, hf, cf. 2s ^d Berlin, 1856
3820 EAFFLES'S (Sir Stamford) Histoby of Java, 2 vols, royal 4to. large map and
66 plates, some coloured, (pub. at £6. 6*) hf, bd, russia, or calf, £2. 10* 1817
3821 the same, 2 vols. impl. 4to. LAJtas fapsb, (pub. at £8. 8*) cloth, uncui,
scarce, £4. 4* 1817
Priced, 1829, John Bohn, Large Paper, bds. £9. 9s ; 1837, Payne and Foss, mor. £12. 12f ;
1837, Arch, bds. £7. 17« 6rf ; 1840, Payne and Foss, L. P. mor. £12. 12*.
A literary master^piece, giving an account of the Natural History, Ethnology, Costume, Man-
ners, Customs, Implements of Arts and Warfare, Mythology, Literature, Poetry, Astronomy, An-
tiquities and History of Java and the Javanese. This original and best edition has got the Compa-
rative Vocabulary, wanting in the other editions, of the following Languages, viz. English, Malayu,
Javan, (Jawa, Basa Krama, Sunda,) Madurese, (Madura Sumehap), Bali, Lampung. ** An import-
ant work, being, on the whole, the best account of this fine island that has yet appeared. It was
principally compiled from materials supplied by the officers subordinate to the author, during the five
years of his intelligent and successful government of the island." — MacCulloch.
3822 Baffles. Life and Services of Sir Thomas Stamford E*a£9es, particularly in
Java, 1811-16, Bencoolen, 1817-24 ; with details of the Eastbek Aechipelaoo^
by his Widow, 2 vols. 8vo. (pub. at 24«) hf calf neat, 14* 1835
3823 BAMTJSIO, Navigationi et Viaggi nelli quali si contengono le navigationi di
Marco Polo, Colombo, Amerigo Vespucci, Fernando Cortese, Pizarro et di
molti altri, nell' Africa, nel* paese del Prete Janni, nell* Indie, nella Tartarian
nella Persia, Armenia, Mengrelia, Nuova Spagna, et ogni parti del Mondo,
Vols. II. III. only, folio, maps and plates, very large copy, vellum, 36* 1583-66
** Collection recherch^e, et dont les ezemplaires complets sont rares.'' — Brunei.
3824 Eau WOLFF (Leonhart) Eoey ss inn die Morgenlander, fumemlich Syriam, Judsam,
Arabiam, Mesopotamiam, &c. ; 4 parts in 1 vol. small 4to. m>any woodcuts of
Herbs, vellum, 30* Laugingen, G. Willers, 1683
3826 Another very fine copy, stamped hogshin, £2, 2s 1583
The author, Dr. L. Rauwolff, was a learned physician at ^\JL%%Vyax\g^. "S^A* «s^«xsk.'8i\ic«w
1?
226 QUARITCH'S CATALOGUE OP
jjourney from Augsburg to Marseilles and hcnco to SSyria; Vol. II. the Journey from Aleppo ta
Bagdad ; Vol. III. Description of Jerusalem ; Vol. IV. the Eastern Herbal, with very Jine cuts.
The fourth volume, comprising the Botany, is very rare For a review see " Beckmann's Li*
teratur der Reisen, Vol. I. p. 499, and Vol. II. p. 170.
8826 Recueil de Voiages au Noed, contenant dirers memoires, 10 vols. 18mo. maps
and plates, old calf, 7 s 6d Amst, 1716
3827 Becueil des Voyages de la Compagnie des Indes Orientales, 12 vols. 18mo. many
plates, maps, and charts, old Jjutch calf, fine copy, 25« Houen, 1725
Voyages to all parts of the world. Previously marked £Z. 13« 6d.
3828 Beisnebi Jerusalem, vetustissima civitas ex sacris Uteris et approbatis historicis
descripta, ed. Hey den, folio, woodcuts, calf, 10s Francof. 1563
3829 !Reinwakdt, B«is naar het oostelijk gedeelte van den Indischen Archipel, 1821,
vermeerderd door Vriese, roy. 8vo. plates, cloth, 5* Amst. 1858
3830 KELANDI (H.) Palsestina ex monmnentis veteribus illustrata^ 2 vols, in 1, sm.
4to. maps and plates, calf, 12* Trajecti, 1714
Priced, 1818, Longmans, 35»; 1831, H. Bohn, morocco, £Z, 3«; large paper, Hibbert's
copy, mor. fetched £Z, ba,
** One of the most valuable and elaborate works on Sacred Geography ever published." — OrmCm
It is also strongly recommended by Calmet, Bp. Watson, and others, and is called " a treasure
of learning, esteemed by the whole world at a very high price, and which will cause the name of
Reland to be eternized." ♦
3831 EEPETTI (Emannele) Dizionario geographico, fisico, storico, deUa Toscana,
contenente la descrizione di tutti I'luoghi del granducato, ducato di Lucca,
Gaefagnana e Lunigiana, 4 vols. — Supplimento, Appendice, Introduzione,
3 vols, in 1 — 5 vols. 8vo. maps, hf hd, £2. ts Mrenze, 1833-46
" Ouvrage tr6s interessant, et tres estime." — G. Molini,
3832 B/EUSNEBI (Nic.) Itineraria in Italiam, 2 parts in 1 vol. 12mo. red morocco, gilt
edges, fine copy, \0s 6d Argent. 1585
3833 Keyssbuch dfes Heyligen Lands, das ist ein griindtlich Bescbreibung aller Bil-
gerfabrten znm beyligen Lande, 2 vols, in 1, folio, sized paper, very fine copy in
old calf, 36* 1609
** Cette collection renferme vingt-une relations, soit 6crites en Allemand, soit traduites en cette
langne, depuis celle de I'Abbe Rupert de Bergues, faite en 1095, jusqu'& celle de Jean Schwallarts,
sous 1h date de 1586. La premiere edition publiee k Frankfort, chez Jean Feyerabend, en 1584, in-
fol. (sous le titre de Reyssbuch des heyligen Lands), ne contenait que dix huit relations." — Brunei,
3834 EITTER (Dr. C.) Erdkunde im Verbaltniss zur Natnr \ind zvir Gescbicbte des
Menscben, oder Allgemeine Vergleicbende Geographie : Asien, 17 vols. — In-
dex, 2 vols. — ^togetber 19 vols. 8vo. (pub. originally at £18.) 4/- hd. calf, contents
lettered, £S. Ss Berlin, 1832-64
3835 Erdkunde : Asien, 4 vols, in 5, 8vo. sd. S6s Berlin, 1832-36
Contents of a complete set :
Vol. I. — Africa, (reprinting.) ,
II. Asia. Vol. I. Nord u. Nord Ost.
III. II. Nord Ost. u. Slid v. Hoch-Asien.
'IV. III. Slid Ost von Hoch-Asien.
V. VI. ' IV. p. 1, 2, Indische Welt, 2 vols.
VII. V. Uebergang von Ost nach West.
VIII. IX. VI. p. 1, 2, Iranische Welt, 2 vols.
X. XI. VII. p. 1,2, das Stufenland des Enphrat- und Tigris Systems, 2 vols.
XTI. XTII. VIII. p. 1, Die Halb- Insel Arabien.
X.IV.-XVII. pt. 1. VIII. p. 2, Sinai-Halbinsel, Palastina u Syrien, 5 vols.
Indbx for Vols. II.-XT. : Namen u. Sachverzeichniss, von Ideler, und G. F. H. Miiller, Ost- und
West- Asien, 2 vols. 1841-9.
Ritter's Erdkunde is unrivalled in Geographical literature ; indispensable to every public library ;
— ^both the Geography and History of the East are related in this learned work with the utmost care.
3836 Eittee's Einleitung zur allgemeinen vergleicbenden Geograpbie, 8vo. 2^ 1852
3837 EOBINSOJ^T'S Biblical Eesearcbes in Palestine, 1838-52, 3 vols. 8vo. maps and
plans, cloth, 2Ss " ^ 1856
3838 later Biblical Eesearcbes in Palestine and tbe adjacent regions, 1852,
stout 8vo. map and plans, (pub. at 15*) cloth, 10s 1856
3839 EocHON, Voyage a Madagascar et aux Indes Orientales, 8vo. map of Madagascar,
from an ancient design mads 1727, hf, rt^sia, 2s 6d Paris, 1791
GEOGRAPHY, EARLY VOYAGES AND TRAVELS, 82T
9840 Book's (A. ) Grundsatze der £rd- Yolker- und Staatenknnde, 4 toIs. Svo. ea^
neat, 10* Berlin, 1840-47
8841 Rutland's (Bncliess of) Tour through Belgium and the Ehenish Provinces,
royal 4to. with 13 plates, (pub. at 36*) cloth, 3s 6d 1822
3842 Sacco, Dizionario geografico del regno di Napoli, 4 vols. 8vo. sd. 5s Ncmoli, 1796
S843 — = Dizionano geografico del regno di Sicilia, 2 vols, in 1, small 4to. haff
calf, 7s 6d Palermo, 1799 .
3S44 Saoabba (Joseph de) Historia de la E^pana transfretana (African Possessions of
Spain), 2 vols. 12mo. maps, calf, lOs Barcelona, 1764
8845 Salt's Voyage to Abyssinia, and Travels into the Interior of that countiy, 1809-^
10 ; particulars respecting the Aboriginal African Tribes, with Vocabularies of
their Languages, impl. 4to. map, charts and numerous engravings, bds, 10s 1814
8846 Sammluno der besten E.eisebeschbbibunoen in einem ausfiihrlichen Auszut^ej
35 vols. 8vo. with Indices, maps, and plates, Jlne paper, bds, 25* Berlin, 1777-1802
Containing the Travels of Maundrell, Shaw, Pococke, Drammond, Alex. Rassell, Pontoppi.
flantts, Norden, Marco Polo, Thevenot, Anrienx, Kraschenninikow, Chardin, Borri, Da Halde^
Kaempfer, MaroUa, Colambus, Cortes, Jaan y Uiloa, Neuhof, Gmelin, Pallas, Alvarez de Cabial,
Basco de Gamas, Bemier, Niebuhr, Olafsen and Povelsen, Forster, Uoest, Sparrmann, Cook,
Marsden, Falk, etc etc.
3847 SANTAREM. Atlas compose de Mappemondes et de Cartes Hydrogra-
pbiques et Historiques, depuis le XI. jusqu' au XVII. si^cle, pour la plupart
incites ; pour servir de preuves a Touvrage : " E-echerches sur la d^couverte
des pays situ^s sur la cAte occidentale d'Airic^ue au-dela du cap Bojador, par le
vie. ae Santarera, Paris, 1842, in-8 ;" recuillies et gravees, sous la direction du
VicoMTE DE Santabem, atlas folio, 31 engravings of Eablt Pobtulani and
Charts, f ait Jfully copied from the valuable originals dispersed in various libraries^
some coloubed and illuminated, sd. £6. 10* Paris, 1842
A highly important publication : the expense of its compilation was defrayed by the Portugoeaa
Government. The above is a presentation copy from the author to M. F. Lajard. — J. Adamson's
copy fetched, 1856, £1. 10«. One plate being of a large size is often counted as double.
3848 Santabem, Essai sur THistoire de la Cosmographie et de la Cartograplue pendant
le Moyen-Age, 2 vols. 8vo. sd, 24>s Paris, 1849-50
Presentation copy from the author to M. F^iz Lajard.
B848*Sabdinia (Island of). Description geographique, etc. du Eoiaume de Sardai^e,
12mo.cgy, 2* M Cologne, 1718
3849 SCHOXnftlN (Wouter) Oost-Indische Voyagie, vervatt. veel voomame voor-
vaJlen . . . bloedige Zee- en Landt-gevechtentegen de Portugeesen en Makas-
seren, etc. etc. royal 4to. labge papeb, superb impressions of the plates, pboofs
BEPOBE LETTEES,^nc copy in old calf, 25« Amst, 1676
3850 Reistogt naar en door OosT Indien, vierde d/ruJc, 2 vols, in 1, 4to. man^f
m^ps and plates, calf, Zs 6rf Utrecht, 1776
3861 ScHouTEN, Voiage aux Indes Orientales, traduit du HoUandois, 2 vols. 12mo«
old calf, 6s Amst. 1707
3861'*ScHWEiGGEB, E/ciss Beschreibungnach Constantinopelund Jerusalem, small 4to.
portraits and many woodcuts, some of a large size folded, bds. 12s Nv/mberg, 1639
3852 ScoBESBY (Rev. W.) The Franklin Expeaition, considerations for tie discovery
of our absent adventurers, 8vo. 2 large folding maps, 2s Qd 1860
3863 SHAW'S (Thomas) Travels in Barbary and the Levant, with a Supplement ;
being a collection of illustrative papers, large folio, labge papeb, man^ curious
maps, plates of Plants, Coins, Antiquities, etc. old JSnglish red morocco, gold
borders, gilt edges. Lord Orford's copy, £2. Oaford, 1738
The best work on Northern Africa, as far as Egypt. A further Supplement appeared later.
3851 Sibebie, Voyages en, 2 vols. 8vo. maps and plates, calf, 2s 6d Berne, 1791
3855 SociETE DE Geogbaphib, Vol. I. Voyages de Mabco Polo, aveo Introduction,
texte, glossaire et variantes, par Maltebrun, 1824 — ^VoL II. Traductions de
I'Arabe, Itin^raires, Monumens du pays arros^ par TOhio, Antiquit^s de TAme-
rique, 2 pts. with IS plates, 1827 — 2 vols. 4tO;^. m>or, uncut, 25s Paris, 1824-27
3856 Spabbman*s Voyage to the Cape of Grood Hope, towards the Antarctic Circle^
and round the World, chieflv into the Hottentot and Cafire country, 1772-76,
4to. map and 10 plates, hf. calf, %s M 1786
3857 Spencee's Travels in Circassia, Xrim Tartary, etc. 1836^^nq\&,^^<^. fisA»>wre^
frontispieces, maps and vignettes, (pub. at ^H«^ calf gilt, ^ ^di ^^5V
88(3 QUARITCH'S CATALOGUE OF
385d Sfon et Whelsb» Yoya^e d*Italie, de Dalmatia, de Grece, et du Levant, 1675-76,
2 vols. 18mo. plates, cay^, 3* 6d Amst, 1679
3858* another edition, 2 vols. 18mo. plates, vellum, 7s 6d La Haye, 1724
3859 teller's Besclireibung von Kamtschatka, 8vo. plates, hds, 2« Qd Frankf. 1776
8860 Stockdale's Java, 8vo. second edition, map, plans and portrait, bds. 3* 1812
3861 Stbahlenbeeg (P. J.) Description of the North and Eastern parts of Europe
and Asia ; particularly of Bussia, Siberia, and Great Tartary ; with a Polyglot
Table of the Dialects of 32 Tartarian nations ; and a Vocabulary^of the Kalmuck-
Mungalian Ton^e, sm. 4to. no map, calf, 6« 1738
3862 Stubleb, Beschrijving van het Gebied van Palembang (Sumatra), 8vo. map, and
large plate of Alphabets, bds, 4* Chroningen, 1843
3863 SuMATBi.. Proceedings of the Agricultural Society established in Sumatra, 1820,
Vol. 1, 8vo. with Appendices A-G and Addenda 1-2, sd. 7s JBencoolen, 1821
Containing principally Descriptions of the Manners, Customs, Population and interior Condi-
tion of Sumatra.
^864 SuBius (F. B.) le pieux Pelerin, ou Voyage de Jerusalem, 2 parts in 1 vol. thick
4to. portrait and map, title wanting, velliim, bs 1663
3865 SwEDEK. Forsell, Statistik ofver Suerige, 8vo. map, calf, 2s 6d Stockholm, 1836
3866 Symes* Account of an Embassy to Ava, sent by the Governor-General of India,
17^5 ; with historical Memoir of the Birman Empire, appendix of letters and
mandates in English, and a Glossary of Birmese Terms, royal 4to. map and 26
plates, russia extra, 10s 1800
3867 Tachabd, Voyage de Siam des p^res Jesuites, avec leurs observations astrono-
miques, etc. 2 vols, in 1, 12mo. plates, old calf, 2s M ^w*^.1688
3868 Tasi, historia del Eegno de .Ajgel, ilustrata por Clariana, 12mo. maps, calf,
3* 6c? Madrid, s, a, (1780)
3869 TBLLEZ, Historia geral de Ethiopia a alta, ou Preste Joam, compostana mesma
Ethiopia pelo P. Manoel d'ALneyda ; aln'eviada com nova reley9am e methodo
pelo P. Balthezar Tellez, folio, frontispiece and map, calf, extbemely babe,
£7. 10* Coimbra, 1660
3870 the same, folio, a very fine copy, olive morocco, gilt edges, £10. 1660
" On trouve difficilement cette histoire, qui passe pour fort exacte." — Brunei,
Heber's copy fetched £11. lbs; Lord Rothesay's £9. ; copies have sold as high as 30 guineas
This is the work which Bruce the traveller is accused of having pillaged and then destroyed,
supposing his own copy unique. The suspicion arose from the circumstance that some of his dis-
coveries a re an ticipated in this volume.
8871 TAVEEI^IEE (J. B.) Six Voyages en Turq^uie, en Perse, et aux Ines, pendant
I'espece de 40 ans, 2 vols. — B-ecueil de plusieurs Belations singuKer et curieux,
1 vol. — together 3 vols. 12mo. numerous plates and cuts, fine copy in vellum,
20s Suivant la copie, imprimie d. Paris, 1679
3872 Tench (Capt. W.) Account of the Settlement at Port Jackson, New South Wales,
4to. map, bds. 3* Qd 1793
8873 THEVeNOT (Melch.) Eelatioxs de divers Voyages curieux, qui n*ont point
est^ publi^es, ou qui ont este traduites d'Hacluyt, de Purchas et d'autres Voy-
ageurs Anglois, Hollandois, Portu^ais, Allemands, Espagnols, et de quelques
Auteurs Orientaux, 3 vols, in 1, folio, maps and plates, vellum, 25* 1663-66
3874 ■' ■ Eelations de divers Voyages cuneux, qui n*ont point est^ publides, ou
qui ont este traduites d'Hacluyt, de Purchas et d'autre Voyageurs, 4 vols, in 2,
— ^^ folio, many plates and woodcuts, old calf gilt, £3. ^ Jraris, Pralard, 1683
8875 ■ — V oyages tant en Europe qu'en Asie et en Afrique, 3 vols, in 5, 16mo.
plates, old binding, 7s 6d Paris, 1689
8876 ■ nouveUe edition, augment^e de plusieurs Eelations curieuses, 2 vols. fol.
numerous maps, plates, and woodcuts, fine copy in old French calf, from Sir
Compton Domville*s\library, €5. Paris, 1696
8877 — -^ Travels into the Levant, and the East Indies ; translated by A. Lovell,
folio, portrait by Faithome, old calf, 10s London, 1687
3878 Thomson (Geo.) Travels in Southern Africa, 4to. 3 maps, 20 plates, and 17 via*
nettes, ca\fgilt, 12s 1827
3879 ToLEiNO, Derrotero de las Costas de Espana, 4to. calf, 3* 6i 1787
3880 TuLLT*8 Eesidence at Tripoli, 4to. appendix of Moorish words, 8 coloured plates.
If, russia, 6s 1817
*' A most curious and interesting work.'* — Lowndes,
GEOGRAPHY, EARLY VOYAGES AND TRAVELS. 22*
8881 Tuenbull's Voyage round the World, 1800-4, a visit to the Pacific Ocean Islands,
Port Jackson ana Norfolk Island, 3 vols. 12ino. calf^ 6« 1805
3882 TuEPiN, histoire civile et naturelle du Boyaume de Siam, 2 vols. 12mo. calf^
35 ^d Paris, 1771
3883 Uffenbach*s Eeisen durcK Niedersaclisen HoUand und Engelland, 3 vols, stout
12mo. curious plates, calf, 6s Ulm, 1753-54
8884 VALENTYN, Oud en Nieuw Oost-Indien, &c. A collection of Voyages to the
East Indies, Japan, Moluccas, man^^ Islands in the Eastern Seas, the Uape, etc.
in Dutch, 5 vols, foho, with a prqfiiston of engravings of Natural History/, Views,
Portraits, etc. heaut^/hil impressions, calf neat, £4. Dordrecht en Amst, 1724-26
The author was above twenty years in India, and has given a very complete history, both
natural and civil, of that country. Copies are extremely scarce in this country, and noticed by the
editor of the Reperiorium Bibiiographicum as among the remarkable books in the possession of
the Rt. Hon. T. Grenville and Roger Wilbraham, Esq. Hope's copy fetched £13. 28, and Pinker-
ton's, £15. 15«.
" Voyant que ce grand, excellent, magnifique ouvrage de Valentyn ne se trouve cit^ nulla part«
je crois devoir le faire un pen connaitre. 11 n'est pas ^tonnant qu'on n*en ait aucune connaissance,
imprim6 il y a cent ans par souscription, en langue hollandaise, fort pen connu des savans fran^ais,
ilooiitait9, 12 et mSme 13 Louis^ selon le papier. Ces diverses circonstances peuvent aisement
Tavoir soustrait k la connoissance de ces savants. II m^ritait cependant mieux que mille autret
d'etre traduit Cet ouvrage en cinq volumes in -folio avec grand nombre de planches en taille-donce
et de cartes geographiques commence par une histoire succincte de tous les anciens voyages jusqu'&
la decouverte des Indes orientales par la route du cap de Bonne-Esp^rance. Les pays qui se trou*
vent sous la puissance de la compagnie hoUandaise y sont surtout dicrits avec beaucoup de details.
L'auteur qui y a demeur^ pendant la longues annees en quality de ministre, donne toujours s^pare-
ment la description geographique, I'histoire civile et Thistoire eccl^siastique. II n'oublie pas ce
qui regarde Thistbire naturelle ; on pent dire que dans tous les auteurs ensemble, on ne trouve pas
la moitie de ce que ce seul ouvrage contient. Voyez Mimoires, etc, sur la situation des pays sep^
tentrionaux de VAsie et de FAmerique (par Engel), Lausanne, 1765." — Van Hulthem,
3885 Yabbni Greographia generalis, editio altera, 18mo. vellum, 3s Amst, Elzevir, 1664
3886 ^— Idem, editio secunda emendatior, ab Isaaco Newton, 12mo. plates, calf,
2s 6d Cantab, 1681
Humboldt did not know of the edition of 1664, he calls that of 1672 the second. The third
edition, Cambridge, 1681, was edited by Newton, but it contains unfortunately no additions from
that great man. A curious and very interesting Summary of the state of Geographical, Physical and
Nautical Sciences at that time. " A most important work, a real ' physical geography.' Vareniua
was the first to distinguish between general and special Geography." — HumboldVg Cosmos,
3887 VAE.THEMA (Ludovico de, Bolognese) Itinerario ne lo Egypto, ne la Suria, ne
la Arabia Deserta& Felice, ne la Persia, ne la India : & ne la Ethiopia, sm. 4to.
woodcut titlepage, very fine copy, calf extra, gilt edges, hy Simier, veHt eabb,
£5. Milano, J, A, Scinzenzeler, 1523
The full colophon is printed as follows :
(E Sta
M.CCCmpata in Milano per Johanne Angelo Scinzenzeler nel anno del Sigpior
CCXXIII, Adi, XXX de Aprile.
As will easily be perceived the two last lines had dropped a little so as to make three, the date being
thus divided into two lines. Brunet says he saw a copy with the date 1522, corresponding exactly
to the above ; Thorpe used always to state that the edition of 1523 was unknown to Brunet;—
they are evidently the same.
3888 LuDOvioi Patbith Eomani, Novum Itinerarivm -^thiojjiaB, ^gipti, utriusque
Arabia, Persidis, Sirise ac Indise intra et extra Gangem, interprete Archangelo
Madrignano, sm. folio, First Latin edition, nisjico'BY, red morocco, gilt leaves^
BABE, £7. 7^ Milano, auspitiis Bemardini Carvajal, (1511)
Hibbert purchased this copy June 22, 1818, at Sotheby's, for £18. 18«.
3889 Vabthema. Die Ritterlich und lobwtirdig Keisz des gestrengen und liber all
ander weyt erfamen Emitters und Landtfarers Herren Ludowico Vartomans von
Bolonia sagend von den Landen Egypto, Syria, von beiden Arabia, Persia,
India \md Ethiopia, &c. sm. 4to. with 4Q curious woodcuts, Vlocft \x\XtT,fine copy,
VEBY SCABCE, £3. 15« Stroszburg, durch Johannem Knohloch, 1516
Panzer and Brunet mention an edition printed at Augsburg in 1515, and Panzer another by
Knobloch at Strasburg in 1515, but not this of 1516. The popularity of the work must have there-
fore been great to have called forth three different editions within a few months. The A«thQc*«.
Adventures, however, seem to have been extraordinaryi and his Talea r«!&\«KX2ai*|,\!^ ^a&KiSKs%>^^K^
230 QUAIUTCH S CATALOGUE OF
Wedding Customs, and similar subjects, are told with muck humour, although son etimes bordering
on indecency. See especially Book II, Chapt. VII ; Book III, Chapt. XlX, XXV, LI, LXXIV ;
Book IV, Chapt III, &c. &c.
" Ce voyage est singulierement recherche k cause de son anciennet6« on y trouve en effet les
TOonumens moins degrades par le temps, et la barbarie des Mussulmans. Les peuples qui se sont
beaacoup plus m^Iang6s encore depui^, y ont une physionomie differente de celle qu'ils ont de nos
jours. Enfin, la naivete du style qui parait avoir pass^ dans la traduction donne un certain charme
a la narration, etgarantit enquelque sorte la veracite dn voyageur." — Richarderie.
3890 VIERA y Clavijo (Jos. de) Noticias de la Historia General de las Islas de Ca-
naria, ma^f 4 vols. sm. 4to. Spanish binding, the fourth, which is rarely met with,
not uniform, £3. 10* Madrid, 1772-83
3891 — the same, Vols. I. to III. sm. 4to. map and portrait, cf^gt, 30* 1772-76
3892 the same, laege Pi.PEB, 3 vols. 4to. calf, 32* 1772-76
3893 the same, Vols. 1. 11. sm. 4to. calf 18* 1772-73
" Ce livre est recommandable tant par son merite historique, quepar^^ qu*il fut ^crit par an
4es hommes qui surent le mieuz manier la langue castillane a la fin du siecle dernier. L'histoire
des Canaries fut imprimee, a un petit nombre d'exemplaires, tons destines a des presents ; ce qui
explique la grande difficulte qu'il y a aujourd'hui & en rencontrer des ezemplaires." — Salva,
8894 ViGNE*8 Travels in Kashmir, Ladak, Iskardo, the countries between the Indns
and the Himalaya, 2 vols. 8vo. map and plates, cloth, 6* 1842
3895 Villa, Viaggi in Dalmatia e Levante e Successi di Candia, sm. 4to. map, hf, rus-
sia, 4* Qd Torino, 1668
" Ces relations curieuses ont eu beaucoup de succ^s.'' — Brunei.
3896 VoiAGE de Levant, fait par le commandement du Eoy, par le Sr. D. C. 4to.
maps and plates, ruled throughout, very fine copy, vellum, 36* Paris, 1624
3897 VoLNEY (CT. F.) Voyage en Syrie et en Egypte, 1783-5, 2 vols. 8vo. maps and
plates, half calf, 3* ^d Paris, 1787
3898 Vbies, Drie Reysen in Ost Indien ; gedaen van Frikius, Hesse en Schweitzer,
1675-1686, very sm. 4:10, plates, vellum, 6* Utrecht, 1694
3899 Waddington and Hanbuey's Journal of a visit to Ethiopia, 4to. 7»a^* and plates,
hds. 7* ed 1822
3900 Webzen van het Koninzlijk Instittjtjt voor Taal-, Land- en Volkenkunde
van Nederlandsch- Indie : Tweede Afdeeling, Afzonderlijke Werken :
Miiller (S.) Reizen in den Indischen Archipel, 2 vols, maps 1857
Vries (Mat. Gerr.) Bieize naar Japan in 1643 1858
Het Boek Adji-Saka door Winter, in Javanese, with a Javanese Dutch Dictionary,
by Roorda 1857
the above, 4 vols. 8vo. maps, hds. 24* Amst. 1857-58
3901 We8TGAbth*8 Victoria, late Australia Felix, with Melbourne Chamber of Com-
merce reports, 8vo. map, (pub. at 12*) cloth, 3* Edinh. 1853
3902 Wilson. Keate's Pelew Islands, from the Journals of Capt. Wilson, and his
officers shipwrecked there in the Antelope, 1788, 1 vol. calf gilt — Hockin's Sup-
plement, fi>om the Journals of the " Panther" and ** Endeavour," 1803, in 1 vol.
If, hd. — 2 vols. 4to. with 2 Vocabularies of the Pelew language, map and 17
plates, 7s 6d Priced 1843, J. Bohn, 36*. 1788-1803
3903 "Wise's Analysis of 100 Voyages to and from India, China, &c. Svo. plates, 2* 1839
3804 Wolff (Jens) Tour to Copemiagen through Norway and Sweden, 4to. portraits
and plates of Costume, hds, 5* 1816
3906 Wood's Journey to the Oxus, 1836-38, 8vo. map (pub. at 14*) hf, calf gilt, 5* 1841
3906 Wbangel, Physikalische Beobachtungen wahrend seiner Beisen auf dem Eis-
meere, 1821-23, 8vo. maps, half morocco, 2* ^d Berlin, 1826
3907 YsBBANTS Ides (Muscovite Ambassador to China) Three Years' Travels from
Moscow overland to China, through Ustiga, Siriania, Permia, Sibiria, Daour,
Tartary, etc. to Pekin — £ao*s Short Description of the vast Empire of China
--in 1 vol. 4to. map and 29 curums plates, calf, 5* 1706
3908 Zeilleb, Itinerarium MagnsB Britannise, oder Baissbeschreibung durch Engell-
Schottl- und Irrland, 12mo. portrait, vellum, fine copy, 7* Strassb, 1634
3909 ZIEGLEB-I (Jac.) Terrse Sanctce, quam PaJsestinam nominant, Syrise, Arabise,
^gypti, et Schondisd doctissima descriptio, etc. folio, with the 8 large woodcut
maps, margins wormed, otherwise fine copy, stamped binding. 36* Argent, 1536
** Ce livre est rare, et comme on pent en juger par le titre, d'on certain int^ret.''-— .fiSnoiel.
It is much praised by Bayle, Mensdius, Freytag, Clarke, and others.
WORKS ON AMERICA. 231
3910 ZiMMEBMAK (C.) G^ogTapliie des Kriegstheaters Eusslands gegen Chiwa, 4td.
map, sd. 2s 6d Berlin, 1840
3911 liber den untem Lauf des Oxus zum Karabugas-Haff des Caspischeii
Meeres, etc. 4to. mctps, sd, 10s Berhn, 1845
3912 ZURLA (Cardinal) m Marco Polo e degli alti Viaggiatori, 2 vols. impl. 4to. mapSf
vellum gilt, 20s Venezia, 1818-9
3913 TR.A.CTS on GZS OGRAP BY", and minor Works (21), 47»anyo/*^Aeii»
very difficult to obtain, the lot, 12s 1812-5Q
Including the following : Eyries, recherches sar la Poptilation du Globe, 1833 ; ScHonw*ft
Europa, 1833; Schouw, geogr. physica compar. 3 maps, Hauniae, 1828, very rare; Documents
et nouvelles geographiques, 1854-55; Barry's Mont Blanc, 1834; Martyr, Voyage fait en
Europe et dans I'Ocean Atlantique ^ la fin du XV. S. armenien etjran^ais, par St. Martin, 1827,
rare ; Amoretti, Voyage de la Mer Atlantique ^ I'Ocean pacifique par le Cap. L. F. Maldonadd,
Tan 1588, Plaisance, 1812, rare ; Bulletin de la Society de Geographic, 1834-52, 7 parts.
3914 Africa* Yarious minor Works relating to Africa (13) a very curious lot,
26s ' 1718-62
Including the following : Graberg (Jacob, qf ffemso, Swedish Vice Consul at Tangier) Re*
marks on Sidi Hamet's Notices of the Interior parts of Africa, MS. 25 pp. 1818, very important;
D'Arnaud, le Cours du Bahr-el-Abiad ou du Fleuve Blanc, 1844 ; Berabd, les Cdtes de I'Al-
g^rie, 1837 ; Bunsen, de Azana, Africae littore orient, comm. 1852 ; Burchell's Cape of Good
Hope, 1819; Cooley, the tribes near Dulagda Bay, ISZ3, not published ; Jomard, la vie et les
voyages de R^ne Caillie, 1839 ; J. P. Purry, Memoire sur le paiz des Cafres, Amst. 1718, very
rare.
3915 America* A very curious and important collection of Minor Works, very
difficult to obtain, relating to North and South America, and to the adjacent
Islands, in all 27, the lot, £3. 10s
Including tiie following : Black (J.) Narrative of the Mutiny on board the ship Lady Shore,
with Journey .through Brazil, Ipswich, ca, 1799 ; Brandbs, Sir J. Franklin, 1854 ; Burk's Ban-
ker. Hill, iVeti; rbrifr, 1797; Calamity (a fire) at Richmond, Philadelphia, 1812; Clinton (De
Witt) Introductory Discourse delivered before the Literary and Philosophical Society of New York*
1815, 148 pp. important; Fbatherstonhauoh, Treaty of Washington, 1843; Historia de la
Isla da Santo Domingo, Madrid, 1806 ; Indrenius de Esquimaux, gente Americana, .^^oaff, 1756,
24 pp. the last being a vocabulary, excessively rare ; Detter on a British War, Providence, 1812 ;
Max, Prmjzr jzru T^fW, Brasilien, Nachtrage, 1850; Mercuric Chileno, Santjago, 1829, 4 parr^;
Metcalfe, Sir Chas., Governor of Jamaica, Kingston, 1842 ; Researches on America ; being an
attempt to settle some points relative to the Aborigines of America, Baltimore, 1816, very raret
RAFiNEsauE, A Life of Travels in North America, Philadelphia, 1836 ; Vancouver's Island,
1849; Whitington's Falkland Islands, 1840; H. Williamson, a biographical Memoir, by
Hosack, New York, 1821.
3916 AiSiaf 10 various Minor works relating to, 8vo. and 4to. the lot, 7s 6d
Including the following: Java, Sailing Directions for the Island of, (? 1840) ; Ritter's 6e-
birgsysteme des Him&laja, map, Berlin, 1832 ; Trapaud, Prince of Wales's Island, view afid chart,.
1788 ; Van de Velde's Toelichtende Aanteekeningen der Kaarte van Java, Amsterdam, 1840 ; and
6 others.
Comprising Works relating to the History, Greography and Antiquities qf North and
South America.
3917 ADAIR (J.) History of the American Indians, 4to. map, hds. uncut, 32« 1775
3918 ANTIQUITATES Americanae, sive Scriptores Septemtrionales Eerum Ante-
Columbianarum in America, edidit Soc. E>. Antiq. Septemtr. impl. 4to. maps
and plates, sd. uncut, £2. Hafniae, 1837
3919 Afollonii (Levini, OaTidohrugani) de Peruviae regionibus, inter Novi Orbis
provincial celeberrimae, inventione : et de rebus in eadem gestis, 12mo. wood'
cut, map, good sound copy in limp vellum, 24^ Antverpiae, Jo. Belter, 1566
3920 Abmitage. History of Brazil, 1808-36, 2 vols. 8vo. ^ub. at 24*) cloth, 4a 1836
3921 Baebadoes, a short history of, from its discovery to 1/67, 8vo. hf. morocco, uncut,
rare, 6s . 1768
3922 Babbebe, la France Equinoxiale : la Description des C6tes de la Guiane, de
risle de Cayenne, le Commerce de cette Colonic, 12mo. plates, sd. 5« Boris, 1743
3923 Babtbam's Travels through Carolina, Georgia, Florida, the Cherokee, and CIuu>^
taw countries, etc. plates, ^f. bound, 20s 1 "^
3824 ■ — the same, 8vo. ^. bd. uncut, 12s 1
** A most interesting workJ^'^Lowndu,
S2i
1
.232 QU A R ITCH'S CATALOGUE OP
^25 BENZONIS (H.) Nov® Novi Orbis Historise, id est, rerum ab Uispauis in India
Occidentali hactenus gesiarom et acerbo illorum in eas gentes Dominatu Lib.
tres ; nunc yero in Lat. translati per U. Calvetonem, 12mo. (am. Svo.) veHum,
fine copy, 21* Qenevce, 1578
3926 -^— — Anotber copy, with a few contemporary MS. '^oies,aeuri(yiAsspeci7nen
of binding, being in the ariginal stamped vellum, with the portraits of Luther
and Melancthon on the sides, surrounded by ornamental borders, on the obverse
is the date, 1580, 25« Genevae, 1678
8926*Beenhabd, Duke of Saxe- Weimar Eisenach, Trarels through North America,
1825-26, 2 vols, in 1, 8vo. If, bd, gilt, uncut, 6s Philadelphia, 1828
3927 BiGELOw (Jno.) Jamaica in 1850, 12mo. (pub. at 6s) cl. Ais6d 1851
3928 BosQUEJO Ligerisimo de la EcTolucion de M^gico (1821-2), 12mo. sd, 2« 6d 1822
3929 BOTUEINI BENADUCI, Idea de una nueya Historia general de la America
Septentrional y Catalogo, del Museo Historico Indiano quien Uego a la Nueva
Espana, sm. 4to. portrait and frontispiece, stained calf, scarce, £2, Madrid, 1746
One of the scarcest books on Mexico ; feUhed at Lord Rothesay's sale £3. d« ; the Catatogue
of the author's Mexican MSS. is exceeding rich and Taluable. '* Ce livre est rare en Europe
Vendu ayec le * Catalogo del Moseo,' 100 flor. Meerman ; seul, 43 fr. et 20 fr. Raetzel." — Brunei,
Kous avons peu de documents aussi curieux et qui of&ent autant d'iqt^rdt que le catalogue du
inusee de Boturini. Cette collection renfermait presque toutes les anciennes peintnres ou hi^ro-
fclypbes des Mezicains, un grande nombre de manuscrits tres importants sur I'histoire de ce pays,
aiBsi qu'une grande quantite de dictionnaires, de grammaires et d'autres livres ^rits dans les
dUTerses langues des indigenes de la Nouvelle-Espagne. Une partie de ces documents n'existe plus,
•t le reste a passe dans differentes mains.
8930 BBESSANI (Fr. Gios.) Breve Eelatione d'alcune Missioni de* PP. della Com-
pagnia di Giesu neUa Nuoya Pbancia, sm. 4to. the margins slightly wormed,
otherwise a very fine copy, £3. 3* Macerata, 1653
ExcBSSiVELr RARE, unknown to Brunet. Collation: title, Dedication, and pp. 1 — 128.
3931 Bbidges' Annals of Jamaica, 2 vols. Svo. bds. suppressed edition, \%s 1827
3932 BRULII (Joach.) Historiae Pebuanab Ordinis Eremitarum S. P. Augustini
libri XVIII, non tantum rebus ibi per Augustinianos gestis, sed ubere insuper
et amoena veteris novaeque Peruviae notitia mirifice referti, tractatur enim de
origine Peruanorum, eorum moribus religione, etc. de eorum subjectione per
Hispanos, 2 vols, in 1, folio, good copy in vel, £3. \hsAntv, G, Lesteenius, 1651-52
Very rare ; I met with no trace of a copy sold before.
3933 BusTAMANTE, Cuadro Historico de la Bevolucion de la America Mexicana, 1810,
2 vols, in 1, stout sm. 4to. calf, 20» Mexico, 1823
3934 Campaigns of the British Army at Washington and New Orleans, 1814-15, 8vo.
bds. 6# 1821
3935 Cabveb*s Travels through the Interior of North America, 1766-68, with the Na-
tural History, and Vocabularies of the Ohippeway and Naudowessie languages,
8vo. maps and plates, caff gilt, lOa 1/78
3936 CASAS (Bartholome de las) Obras :
Una disputa o controversia entre el Obispo Don Fray Bartolome de las Casas o
Casaus, Obispo que fue de la ciudad real de Chiapa y el doctor Gines de Se-
pulveda, Coronista del Emperador sobre las Conquistas de las Indias contra
los Indios, etc. 124 pp. Valladolid, 1552
Treynta proposiciones : en las quales sumaria y succintamente se tocan muchas
cosas, etc. 20 pp. ib, 1552
Sobre la materia de los Yndios que se han hecho en ellas esclavos, 72pp. 1552
Entre los remedios, etc. para rewrmacio de las Yndias, 106 pp. Sevil, Kron, 1552
— in 1 vol. small 4to. cut close, but sound and clean, £4. 10«
8937 ■ CEuvres, en Eran9ais, avec sa vie et des notes, additions, &c. par J. A.
Uorente, 2 vols. 8vo. portrait, sd, 18* JParis, 1822
3938 CAULIN (F. Antonio) Historia coro-graphica, natural y evangelica dela Nueva
Andalucia, Provincias de Cumana, Guayana y Vertientes del fiio Orinoco, folio,
map and plates, calf, 36« Madrid, 1779
Lord Stuart de Rothesay's copy fetched, 1855, jf3. 3«.
3939 Chaelevoix, Histoire du Paraguay, 3 vols. 4to. maps, French qf, 32* Paris, 1766
3940 — I History of Paraguay, 2 vols. 8vo. calf gilt, 12* 1769
*' This work is peculiarly interesting firom the i|cconnt it gives of the celebrated Jesuit esteb-
Uahment in Paraguay." — Lowndes.
" Relation la plus complete et la plus satisfaisante sur la Paraguay.'* — Boucher,
WORKS ON AMERICA. 2S3
$QAl Chastelldx, Yojage en Am^rique, Sro. id* 5« «. /. 1785
3042 CIEOA (P. di) Cronica del regno del Peru, par Crayaliz, 16mo. vdlum, ISs 1676
dd43 CLADEEA (C.) Investigaciones historicas sobre los principales discubrimentof
de loB Espanoles en el mar Occeano en el siglo XV. principios del XVI. sm. 4to,
LABaE PAPBE, map and 6 Jine portraits, bds, 20s Madrid, 1794
3944 CoDiCE Diplomatico Colombo- Amebicano, ossia Docnmenti Originali e inediti
spettanti a Christoforo Colombo, 4to. plates, sd. 15s Genova, 1823
8945 CoMPLOT d'Amold et de Sir Henry Clmton contre le G^n^ral Wasliington, 1780,
8vo. calf, 2s ed ' 1816
3946 CoBOGBAFiA Bbazilica, on Eela^ao historico-geografica do Eeino do Brazil, 2 vols.
sm. 4to. kf, red morocco, 15s Mio de Janeiro, 1817
3947 COETES (Hem.) Historia de Nueva Espa&a, anmentada por Lorenzana, Arzo*
bispo de Mexico, sm. folio, with maps and 32 curums plates of Mexican Anti^
quities, calf, the Marl of Orford^s copy, £2. 10s Mexico, 1770
Bernal's copy fetched, 1855, morocco, £5.
3948 CoxE*s (D.) Description of Carolana, (Elorida) with curious discovery of a com-
munication between the Missisipi and South Sea, and the trade to be carried
from thence to Japan, etc. 8yo. second edition, map, calf, l%s 1726
3949 CEEUXIXJS (Franciscus, Soc. Jesu) Historiee Canadensis, seu Noved Francin
libri X. ad annum 1656, 4to. map and plates, including the large one of the Marm
tyrdom of the Missionaries by Huret, very fine sound copy in the original ca^,
£4. PaHs, 1664
ExcEssiYELT BARB, not known to Brunet ; the only copy traced by me was 1841 in Rodd's
possession.
3950 DIAZ DEL CASTILLO (Can. Bemal) Historia verdadera de la Conquista do
la Nueya Espana, sacada a luz por Fr. Al. Eemon, sm. folio, fibst edition,
old calf, £4. Madrid, 1632
3961 the same, folio, tall copy, Ump vellum, £4. 5s 1632
1855, Lord Rothesay's copy fetched £5, \0s, but was returned as imperfect.
** Bemal Diaz, an old soldier, having already been twice to the New World, went with Cortes
to Mexico in 1519, and fought there so often and so long that many years afterwards he declared
he could sleep with comfort only when his armour was on. After reading Gomara's book he wrote
his-owQ, and completed it in 1558, but printed long afterwards. The work is written in a rudo
style, but full of the zealous and honest nationality of the old chronicles.'' — Ticknor, 1. 514.
** This is indeed a delightful work." — Southey,
3952 [EcHAYABBi (B. J. de)] Histoire du Paraguay sous les Jesuites, 3 vols. 8yo. no
rnap, hf^ calf, 12s Amst. 1780
3953 Edwabds, History of the British Colonies in the West Indies, 3 vols. roy. 8vo.
4/: calfSs 6d 1801
3954 Fi.ux (W. an English Farmer) Memorable days in America : Journal of a Tour
to the United States, 8vo. 488 pp. (pub. at 14?) bds. 6s 1823
3955 Febmin (Philippe) Description general, historique, g^ographique et physique
de la Colonie de Subinam, 2 vofi. in 1, 8vo. mtn) and plates, hf calf, Is 6a 1769
3956 Fbezieb, Eolation du Voyage de la Mer du Sud aux cotes du Chily et duPerou,
1712-14 ; avec une Chronofogie des Vicerois du Perou, 4to. numerous plates and
plans, calf gilt, 12s Paris, 1732
3957 GAECILASO DE LA VEGA, Historia General del Peru, j^«^ edition, folio, old
limp velhim, £2. Cordova, 1617
3958 ■ Commentaries de el Origen de los Incas del Peru, de su idolatria, leies,
y govemo, de sus vidas y conquistas, 1723 — Historia general del Peru, de el
aescubrimiento, las guerras entre Pizarros y Almagros, 1722 — La Florida del
Inca, 1723 — Ensayo Chronologico para la historia general de la Florida, por
Gabriel de Cardenas (Ant. Gonzales de Barcia), 1723 — together 4 vols, folio^
limp vellum, £3. 15* Madrid, 1722-23
Very authentic and highly esteemed histories. '* The author (says Finkerton), as a descendant
of the princes of Peru, has been peculiarly minute relative to the religion, government, laws, cus-
toms and manners of the ancient inhabitants of Peru, as well as the productions of that country."
*' His knowledge of the Peruvian language has enabled him to correct some errors of the
Spanish writers, and he has inserted some curious facts taken from authors whose works were never
published, and are now IobW -^Robertson,
** A gentle and trusting spirit rather than a wise one» proud of being a son of one of the unscra-
23 1 QUARITCH'S CATA L06UE OF
puloui conqaerora of Peru, but always betraying the weaker nature of his mother, who was of the
blood royal of the Incas, and never entirely forgetting the glories of his Indian race, or the cruel
injuries they had suffered at the hands of Spain. Tbe-Commentaries are a striking and interesting
book, showing much of the spirit of the old Chronicles." — Tkknor, III. 146.
E959 GoMiJLL (Fr. Lopez de) HisCoria die las Conquistas de HemaDdo Cortes, tradu-
cida al Mexicano por J. B. de San Anton Munon Chimdpain, publicala C. M.
de Bustamente, tomo 1. Svo. sd, uncut, scarce, 12« Mexico, 1826
*' Chimalpain avait traduit en mezicain I'ouvrage de Gomara, et y avail fait des corrections et
de nombreuses augmentations. Cast d'apr^s cette traduction qu'a ^t6 faite I'edition espagnole
ci dessus." — Brutn^t.
3960 GuMiLLA (Job.) Historia de las I^aciones situadas en las Biyeras del 'Rio Orinoco,
2 vols. sm. 4to. jportrait, map, and 5 plates of Indian Antiquities, calf neat,
30« Barcelona, 1791
Lord Rothesay's copy fetched 1855, d3«.
3961 Hennepin (Louis, Missionaire) NouveUe Decouverte d'un tres grand Pays situ^
dans TAmerique entre le Nouveau Mexique et la Mer glaciale, stout 12mo.^o«-
tispiece and Z folding plates, one being a Vieui of the Falls of Niagara, vellum,
10s Utrecht, 1697
The above contains the first View and Description of the Falls of Niagara. On the title is * le
tout dedie ^ sa Majest6 Britannique Guillaume IlL'
8962 HEBEEBA (Antonio de) Historia General de los hechos de los Castellanos en
las Islas y Tierra Firme del Mar Oceano, 8 vols, in 5, folio, best edition by
Barcia,fine copy in Spanish calf, Arms on sides, £4. 14« Mad/rid, 1730
Dr. Hawtrey's copy fetched, 1853, £b, 15«; Bemars £6. 6«. ** Get ouvrage est un des plus
importants qu'on ait publies sur les d^couvertes des Espagnols dans le Nouveau-Monde." — Salva,
** Herrer a, th e most accurate and best informed of all the Spanish writers." — Robertson,
3963 HUBBARD (W. Minister of Ipswich) Present State of New England, being a
narrative of the troubles with me Indians in New England from tne first t)lant-
ing in 1607 to 1677 : to which is added a Discourse about the War with the
Pegnods in 1637, small 4to. Li.BGE wood-cut Map op New England, very
fine copy in the original binding, VEBY babe, £5. 5« London, ParJchurst, 1677
1854, Gardner's copy, fetched £3. 11».
This work was reprinted from the first edition, Boston, 1677, and must have been issued al-
most simultaneously. The Boston edition omits the first portion of the title *' Present state of New
England, being ;" the woodcut map is the same in both issues, and is considered the first map
printed in the United States. Of the Boston edition 2 copies were recently picked up at the prices
of 1 and 2 shillings, but sold 1856, Sotheby's, £b* ; 1859, Puttick's, £6., and were bought by a
bookseller.
Collation: License, dated Boston, March 29, 1677 — London, June 27, 1677, 1 leaf; iiile,
Ilea/; dedication, 2 leaves; advertisement, 1 leaf; Poems, 2 leaves ; map; A Narrative, 131 pp.;
a table of Towns inhabited by the English in New England, 7 pp. ; Postscript, 3 leaves ; A Narra-
tive, etc. from Pascataqua to Pemmaquid, 88 pp.
3964 Humboldt [Alex, von] Kritische Uiitersuclniiigen iiber die Neue Welt, 3 vols.
Svo. sd. 12s Berlin, 1852
9965 Jacquemin, M^moire sur la Louisiane, 12mo. 68 pp. old red morocco, fine copy,
rare, ISs Paris, 1803
Napoleon's copy, taken from his library at St. Cloud, July 7, 1815. Pages 47-67 contain a
Vocabulary of the Huron and Algoorkin languages.
3966 JUAN Y TJlloa, Belacion historica del Viage a la America Meridional, hecho
de orden de S. Ma^. para medir algunos grados de Meridiaiio Terrestre, y venir
por ellos en conocimiento de la verdadera figura, magnitud de la Tierra, con
otras varias Observaciones Astronomicas y Pnisicas — Origen y Succession de
los Incas del Peru — Observ. astron. y phisicas en los Eeynos del Peru — 5 vols,
in 2, impl. 4to. f^rge Pa^er, mam.y maps and plates, calf, 36* Madrid, 1747-48
3957 the same, 5 vols.m 4, sm. folio, maps and plates, vellum, £2. 5« 1747-48
3958 Voyage to South America, 2 vols. Svo. plates, hf qf. uncut, 6« 1768
3959 Observaciones astronomicas y phisicas nechas de orden de S. M. en los
EeynoB del Peru, high4to. Jf. bd, 6s Madrid, 1773
3970 Julian (D. Ant.) La Perla de la America, provincia de Santa Marta, small to.
calf 25* Madrid, 1787
3971 KENNETT (White) Bibliothecae Americanae Primordia ; an attempt towards
laying the foundation of an AmbbicJLn Libbaby, em. ^to. iound clean copy, calf
rare, £2. 1713
WORKS ON AMERICA. 23»
9^2 KII^GSBOKOUGH'S (Lord) Antiquities of Mexico : comprising faceimiles
of Ancient Mexican Paintings and Hieroglyphics, preserved in the Boyal Li*
braries of Paris, Berlin, and Dresden $ in the Lnperial Library of Yienna ; in
the Vatican Library ; in the Borgian Museum at Rome ; in the Library of the
Institute of Bologna ; and in the Bodleian Library at Oxford ; together witli
the Monuments of New Spain, by M. Dupaix ; with their respective scales of
measurement, and accompanying descriptions ; the whole illustrated by many
valuable inedited MSS. 9 vols, impl. folio, containing upwards ^1000 large co-
"LovBiiBJ) plates, embracing all the Remains of Mexican Architectv/re, Art, Reli-
gion, etc. (pub. at £175.) hf. bd. morocco, uncut, gilt tops, £44. 1830-48
" Cet oavrage de la plus grande magnincence, a ^t^ ex^cut^ aux frais de Lord Kingsboroagh,
qai en a fait hommage h. plusieurs bibliotheques publiques da continent, particolidrement a la Bi-
bKothdque royale, k Paris, et A celle de Tlnstitut de France. Le prix de chaque ezemplaire 6tait
de 175 livres (2000 fr. Klaproth). Les qnatre premiers volumes renferment les planches lithogra-
phiees, au nombre de plus de 1000 ; les trois autr^ contiennent I'expltcation des planches et plik-
sieurs m^moires in^dits, Merits en differentes langues, ainsi que des appendices en anglais. Le
septieme volumes est enti^rement rempli par an oavrage important qui a pour titre ; Historia vfit-
venta de las cotas de Nueva Espana, por el M. R. P. Pr, Bernardino de Sahagun.** — Brunei,
After an interval of seventeen years two more volumes of this extraordinary work have been
published, in every respect uniform with the preceding, consisting, 1. of Supplementary Notes in
Enjij^lish and Spanish ; 2. of Extracts from the works of Torquemada, Acosta and Garcia, illustrat-
ing the last portion of the Mexican paintings, contained in the collection of Mendoza, and shewing
the correspondence which exists between many of the Mexican and Hebrew laws ; 3. Adair's His-
tory of the North American Indians, their customs and descent from the Jews ; 4. Cartas ineditas
de Hernando Cortez ; 5. Cronica Mexicana de Tezozomoe ; 6. Historia Chichimeca y Relaciones por
Fernando de Alva Ixtlilxochitl.
'* When, some four centuries ago, the enterprise of Spanish navigators opened the vast continent
of America to the admiration of Europe, the civilization of the New World was foand to be cod-
centrated in two spots, and two only, of that enormous territory. One of these favoured regions
was Peru ; the other was Mexico. It was in Mexico especially that art, politics, and
sci-ENCE had received THEIR GREATEST DEVELOPMENT. All the rcst of North America, from
the shores of Hudson's Bay to the mouths of the Mississippi, was desolate and barbarous, diversi*
fied only by swamp, forest, or prairie, and populated by savages without knowledge or laws.
Mexico alone redeemed the character of the new continent, and presented to the eyes of the inva-
ders a spectacle so marvellous as to satisfy even the expectations which the great discovery had
raised. There the Spaniards found an organized State, an ancient polity, and opulent capital, an
exalted dynasty, a formidable priesthood, and a people well skilled in mechanical and decorative,
arts. So great, in fact, was the proficiency of the Mexican workmen, so elaborate the system of
government, and so impressive the whole evidence of wealth and grandeur, that for some time the
civilization of Mexico was regarded as superior to that of Europe. Although, indeed, the researches
of modem inquirers have enabled us to apply some corrective to these ideas, it is really probable
that in certain respects the Spaniards found Mexico more advanced than Spain, and we have been
recently assured on the authority of a comprehensive history that this civilization was the necessary
incident of geographical and natural advantages. Such was the situation and configuration of
Mexico that it could hardly fail to make progress, and all that was discovered there in the shape of
national wealth or political order represented the extraordinary opportunities which nature had pro-
v'liled,"— Times, Dec.S. 1858.
3973 KUNSTMANN (Fr.) The Discoveby of Amebica : die Entdecktme Amerikas,
nach den altesten Quellen gescliichtlicli dargestellt; mit einem Atlas alter
bisher Tingedruckter Karten, 4ito. Text and very large folio Atlas ^13 Maps,
being facsimiles of Early Pobttjlani, represented with scrupulous accura^cy by
J. Schleicher and 8, Mtnsijtger, £4. 14* Miinchen, 1S69
The most valuable modem contribution to our knowledge of geographical discovery, the work
fbrms part of the '* Monumenta Ssecularia" of the Royal Bavarian Academy of Science.
The Royal Academy of Sciences at Munich has recently done an important service in the caase
of Geographical Science, by the publication of a work entitled * Die Entdeckung Amerikas. Nach
dcm altesten Quellen geschichtlich dargestellt von Friedrich Kunstmann. Mit einem Atlas alter
bisher Ungedruckter Karten' (Miinchen). This work forms a part of the series called *Monii*
menta Sttcularia,' issued by the Academy, and contains a most able account of the several dis-
coveries made in America from the time of the Northmen downwards. Its principal attraction,
however, lies in the atlas of th& thirteen maps by which it is illustrated. These are in folio, while
the letter-press is in quarto, and contain accurate representations of some of the earliest maps of
America existing in Uie Court and State Library at Munich, the Library of the University and
the ** Uaupt-Conservatorium " of the Bavarian Army. They comprise the ma\i& oi ^^siiss^^MssA.
tU QUARITCH'S CATALOGUE OF
of the Viscount De Majolo, of Vat Doarado and others, besides an English map drawn by one
Thomas Hood, in 1592, and showiog the whole east coast of North America down to the Isthmus
of Panama. AU these are lithographed in the first style of the art, and handsomely coloured to
resemble the originals.
34^74 LAB AT (J. B.) Nouveau Voyage aux Isles de rAm^rique, contenanj; I'Histoire
Naturelle de ces Pays, rOrigine, les Moeurs, &c. 2 vols. 4to. maps and plates,
old calf gilt, 24« La Kaye, 1724
Priced, 1836, J. Bohn, £1, 8«. Fetched, 1855, Bermd's sale, dO«.
** De toutes les relations du P. Labat, celle-ci est la "plus estim^e. Dans ses notices sur les
precedes des manufactures, dans ses descriptions des animauz et des plantes, il a montr^ un talent
qu'on n'aurait pas cm rencontrer dans an religieuz Stranger par son etat et ses occupations princi-
pales aux arts mecaniques et a Thistoire naturelle. On regrette seulement qu'il ait grossi sa rela-
tion d*une foule de petites anecdotes, la plupart malignes, sur les families du pays, et qui, d*an
mediocre int^rSt dans le temps, n'en ont plus aucun aujourd'hui." — Boucher de la Richarderie.
3W6 LAET (Jean de) Histoire du Nouveau Monde on Description des Indes Occi-
dentales, folio, mani/ maps of American Coast Territory, also some woodcuts of
American Natural History, old half calf gilt, 36* Leyde, B, et A. JSlsevirs, 1640
3976 La Rochefoxjcaitld-Liancouet, Voyage dans les Etats-TJnis, 1795-97, 8 vols.
in 4, 8vo. m^s, calf gilt, 16s ^ 1797
3977 LEBII ( Joannis) Historia Navigationis in Brasiliam, quae et America dicitnr,
12mo.^7**^ impressions of the woodcuts, calf gilt, very fine copy, 20* 1586
** Edition recherch^e, plus rare que Toriginal FranQais.'' — Brunei.
3978 ■ exact re-impression of the same, 12mo. woodcuts, calf, 10* Genev. 1594
Chapter 20, pp. 271-295, contains Brazilian Dialogues; CoUoquia in ipso aditu Brasiliensis
o'rae inter indigenas Tououpinambaultios Tououpinenkin Brasilice ac latine conscripta. ** La rela-
tion de Jean de Lery merite une distinction honorable.'' — Camus, Mem, p. 61.
3979 Lewis and Clabke (Capts.) Travels from St. Lonis to the Pacific Ocean, 1804-6,
containing delineations of the Manners, Customs, Keligion, etc. of the Indians,
8vo. map, hds, 7* 6d 1809
These travels were undertaken by order of the Government of the United States ; pp. 131-142
contain an Indian Vocabulary.
3980 MAGALLANES, Relacion del nltimo Viage al Estrecho de MagaUanes, de la
Fragatta de S. M. Santa Maria de la Cabeza, en 1785-1786, y Noticia de los
Habitantes, snelo, olima y produciones del Estrecho con Apendice, 4to. por^
trait, tables, and 5 large m^ps, calf, 20* Madrid, 1788-93
3980* the same, 4to. crimson morocco. Arms of Spain on sides, fine copy, 35*
The Fonthill copy fetched £3. 1*.
3981 MANUSCRIPT ACCOUNT op Nova Scotia, New Hampshiee, Massa-
^ CHU8BT8, EhODE IsLAND, CONNECTICUT, NeW YoBZ, NeW JeBSET, PENN-
SYLVANIA, Mabyland, Vieginia, and Nobth and South Cabolina, dedicated
to the £ing*s most excellent Majesty (George I.), shewing the state of his
Majesty's plantations in America, their respective situations, government,
strength, and trade, with an account of the French Settlements and en-
croachments. "An account of the Mississipi." " Considerations for securing, im-
proving, and enlarging your Majesty's dominions in America." " In relation to
thelncEans." " In relation to the Government of the Plantations." folio, 140 pages.
At the end of the MS. occur the signatures of "J. Chetwynd, P. Docminique,
M. Bladen, E. Ashe, at Whitehall, Sep. 8, 1721." This is followed by a coloured
Manuscbipt, measuring 26 inches by 20, Map qf the English and French JPos^
sessions in North America, finely executed by S, JPopple, 1727, shewing the
country from Labrador to the Gulf qf Mexico, an important unpublished MS.
£5. 1721
The Talue of official manuscripts of this period relating to the History of America cannot be
overrated, especially when like the above they comprehend such a number of interesting particulars,
such as the statements of the population and number of troops, surveys of forts and military de-
fences ; tables of the number and value of exports and imports ; commerce with Great Britain and
the neighbouring French Colonies ; account of the Mines of Gold, Silver, Iron, Copper, Lead and
Coal ; of the fishing, and satus of the fur and timber trades, &c., &c. in each province. Thus are
all the important features of the country at this period and for a little time before clearly brought out,
shewing it ripening, as it were, for the seven years' war, and making a link in the chain of American
History which ought not to be overlooked. To give a further idea of the work, the following ia
quoted A-om the dedhatWB :-^** In obedience to your Majesty's commands^ we have prepared the
WORKS ON AMERICA. 937
foUowing state of^your Majesty's plantations on the Continent of America. Wherein we hare.
disttBgnished respective situations, govemment, strength, and trade, and have observed of what
importance their commerce is to Great Britain. Whereunto having added an account of the French
Settlements and of the encroachments they have made on your Majesty's Colonies in those parts,
we have humbly proposed such methods as may best prevent the encrease of an evil, which, if not
timely prevented, may prove destructive to your Majesty's interest ; and have likewise offered such
considerations, as in our opinion may contribute to the improving and enlarging your Majesty's
dominions in America." Concerning the Map may be added, that all manuscript maps of the above
period are of the greatest rarity, and that the one in the above volume is on Mercator's projection^
and so beautifully executed as to resemble an impression from a copper-plate.
Altogether, considering the increasing difficulties of obtaining manuscripts and books which re-
late to the country before the establishment of Independence, the Collector of American literary
rarities ought not to let the above unpublished treasure escape him.
3982 Mabtin, the Hudson's Bay Tenitorjes and Vancouver's Island, 8vo. map, 2s 1849
3983 Mabtius, Bechtszustand luiter den TJreinwonnem Brasiliens, 4to. cloth, 5s 18325
3984 MARYLAND. A Eolation of Maryland, together with a map of the country,.
the conditions of Plantation, H. M. Charter to the Lord Baltemore, smallest
4to. 52 pp. and the Charter 25 pp. no map, with the bookplate of Calvert Lord
Baltimore, excessively rare, £3. 1635
3985 MAXIMILIAN Prinz zu Wied,Rei8ein das innere Nordamerikain den Jahren
1832, 2 vols. impl. 4to. labge papeb, map, 48 beautiful plates of Scenery, Cos*
tume, Portraits, etc, after drawings by Ch. Bodaner, 33 Vianettes ana many
woodcuts, fine impressions, presentation copy from Prince Maxtmilian, bds.£i2.it
Priced, 1843, Williams and Norgate, £12. 12«. pp. 455-645 are on American Lanouaoks.
3986 MOLINA, Historia geografica, natural y civil del reyno de Chili, traducido
del Italiano por Arquellada Mendoza, 2 vols. sm. 4to. containing a philological
sketch of the Chilene language, comparative vocabularies, and a list of writers
upon Chili, with portrait and map, calf, 12* Madrid, 1788-95
3987 Molina (G. J.) Saggio sulla Storia naturale del Chili, impl. 4to. seconda edi'
zione, portrait and map, hf morocco, uncut, 20« Bologna, 1810
3988 Geographical, Natural, and Civil History of Chili, from the Italian^
with Notes from the Spanish and French versions, and appendices, 2 vols. 8vo.
map, caff gilt, Ss Qd 1809
3989 Mollien, voyage dans la Eepublique de Colombia en 1823, 2 vols. 8vo. map and
plates, calf extra, 9* ^^ Paris, 1820
3990 MONARDES (Nic.) Histobia Medicinal delas cosas que se traen de nuestraa
Indias Occidentales, que sirven en medicina : tratado de la piedra Bezaar y de
la yerva Escuerconera : dialogo de las virtudes medicinales del Hierro : tratado'
de la nieve y del beber frio, small 4to. cuts, fine copy, vellum, very rare^
£4. As Sevilla, Al. JEscrivano, 1574
3991 Monboe's ( Jas.) View of the Conduct of the Executive in the Foreign Affairs of
the United States, 1794-96, 8vo. hf calf, 6« Philadelphia, 1797
3992 MoBo (Gerardo, natural de la ciudad de Dingle, en el reyno de Irlanda) Informs
en derecho sobre que la compania de el Heal Assiento de la Gran Bretana estab«
licedaparalaintroducciondeEsclavos Negros en estas Indias, foHo, limp vellum, ,
32* Mexico, 1724
3993 MUNOZ (J. B.) Historia del Nuevo-Mundo, Tomo I. (all published), 4to. portrait
and map, calf, 26s Madrid, 1793.
3994 . the same, royal 4to. labqe papeb, calf neat, £2. 2s 1793
Hcknor regrets that this valuable history was 'not concluded, he praises the philosophical spirit
ofMunoz. The History loaches only to 1500.
3995 Navabette, Eelations des quatre Voyages entrepris par Christophe Colomb pour
la d^couverte du nouveau Monde de 1492 a 1504, traduites et accompagn^es de
notes par de Yemeuil, de la Eoquette, K^musat, Balbi, etc. 2 vols. 8vo. with
2 portraits, facsimile, and 2 maps, sd. 15* . Paris, 1828
3996 O V AGLIE (Alonso d') historica relatione del Eegno di Cile, e delle Mission!
che esercita in quelle la Compagnia di Giesu, very small folio, plates, limp
vellum, £3. Boma,fr, Cavalli, 1646
In the same year appeared a Spanish edition, slightly differing. Collation of the Italian
edition : title, 1 leaf, Prolog^, 2 leates ; tabula geographica regni Chile ; ATertimenti, 1 leqf; the
body of the work, pp. 1-378, with 12 unnumbered plates, opposite pp. 50, 90, 92, 94, 106, 168,
180, 182; Seconda protests, 1 leaf; a Series of Churches and Buildings^ etc« l^i^^i. ^iv^Toxwk viw
woods alcune lisole, 6 |q». engravtk on wood.
M« QUARITCH'S CATALOGUE OP
8&97 Pbnnsylvahia, Historical Society of: Denton's Description of New York, witli
the places therennto adjoining, Lond. 1670, reprinted, Philadelphia, 1845 ;
Journal of Isaac Senter, physician to the troops on a secret expedition against
Quebec under Col. Arnold, 1775, repr. ib, 1846 ; Townsend's Account of the
British Army under G-enl. Howe, ana of the Battle of Brandywine, 1171 , folding
plan of the battle, ib, 1846 ; the Society's Proceedings, with the preliminary
circulars, Vol. 1, Nos. 1 — 8, pp, 41-44, are American Vocabularies, 1832-46 ; in
1 vol. 8vo. cloth, 7« 6d
3998 PHILOPONI (Honorii) Nova tvpis transacta Navigatio Novi Orbis Indise
Occidentalis, admodum Buellii Uataloni, in universam Americam, sive Novum
Orbem le^ati, etc, sociorumque Monachorum ex ordine Benedicti, ad supra-
dicti Novi Mundi barbaros gentes Christi S. Evangelium prsedicandi gratia
delegatorum, sacerdotum, etc. folio, engraved frontispiece and 18 very curiotts
plates by Kilian, in the manner of JDe Bry, vellum, £2. 10* s. L 1621
Priced, 182S, Payne and Foes, j£^3. 3« ; 1853, in Bristol, £6. 16«; 1856, Jepps, £3. 3« ;
1857* in York, £3. 18«; sold in Pitt's sale for £3. 4«, and in Lord Valentia's for the same sam.
It contains a very detailed account of Columbus and his discoveries. The plates are very curious*
one uf which contains a whole-length portrait of Columbus.
3999 Pikb's (Z. M., Major, U. S, If{f,) Exploratory Travels through the Western
Territories of North America, 1805-7, 4to. wop, (pub. at 36*) 6c?*. 10* 1811
4000 Poeppig's Eeise in Chile, Peru, und auf dem Amazonenstrome, wahrend der
Jahre 1827-32, 2 vols. 4to. map and music, with a folio Atlas of 16 plates, bds,
ISs Leipzig, 1835-36
4001 EEMESAL (F. Antonio de) Historia de la Provincia de S. Vicente de Chyapa
y Guatemala de la Orden de S. Domingo, folio, vellum. Lord Orford's copy,
£6. 6* Madrid, 1619
Fetched, 1855, Lord Rothesay's sale, £5.
4002 ROCHEFOET (De) Histoire naturelle et morale des lies Antilles deTAmerique,
avec un Vocabulaibe Cabaibe, 4to. num,erous engravings, old calf, 18*
Itoterdam, 1658
4003 —2 seconde edition, revue et augment^e, 4to. engravings, old calf, 21« ib. 1665
4004 Sack (Baron von) Eeisen nach Surinam, 1805-1812, 2 vols, in 1, 4to. plates, half
bound red morocco, 9« Berlin, 1818
4005 Sanchez Valvebde (A.) Idea del Valor de la Isla Espanola (Santo Domingo),
y utilidades que de eUa pueda sacar su Monarquia, sm. 4to. labge pafeb,
2 maps, ca^neat, 21* Madrid, 1785
4007 SCHMIDEL (H.) Vera Historia admirandse cuiusdam Nauigationis, quam HiQ-
dericus Schmidel, ab anno 1534 ad 1554, in Americam vel !N^ouum Jiluiidum,
juxta Brasiliam et Eio della Plata confecit, quid per hosce annos 12 sustinuerit,
quam varias et quam mirandas regiones ac homines viderit, ab ipso Sehmidelio
descripta, sm. 4to. charts and several plates, and bound up with it is, Giul. Ces.
de Sous, Discorso di Cosmografia, e rOrigine di molte Citta del Mondo, Padova,
1602 — ^in 1 vol. vellum, £3. 15* NoribergcB, L. Hulsius, 1599
Collation of Schmidel : full-length portrait (mounted), title with engraving *'SchmideI on horse-
back,*' a Coat of Arms on the first page, and 20 plates — 102 pp, of text (the last blank) ; added
aie pp. 3 — 12 et tabula locorum, 1 leaf of ** Descriptio regni Guianae in America.''
Lord Fothesay*s copy fetched £3. 3*.
4008 SOLIS (Ant. de) Historia de la Conquista de Mexico, ]poblacion y progressos de
la America septentrional, folio, fibst Bi>mov,frAitisptece, cf 20* Madrid, 1684
For other editions see Nos. 951 — 954.
4009 Spix und Mabtius, Eeise in Brasilien, 2 vols. roy. 4to. mor. IQs Munchen, 1828
4010 Stedman's (Capt. J. G.) Narrative of a Five Years' Expedition against the re-
volted Negroes of Surinam, from the year 1772 to 1777, elucidating the History
of that Country, &c. 2 vols. 4to. with ^plates of the Natural History of Birds,
Fishes, Reptiles, Trees, &'c. red morocco, gilt edges, 36* 1806
4011 Stephen's Incidents of Travel in Central America, Chiapas, and Yucatan, 2 vols.
8vo. map and 77 engravings, (pub. at 32«) cloth, 18* 1841
4012 Stephen's and CathebwOod, Incidents of Travel in Central America, Chiapas,
and Yucatan, 8vo. upwards of SO plates, (pub. at 12*) cloth, Ss 1854
4013 STOEK'S (William, M.D.) Description of East-Florida, with a Journal kept by
Jno. Bartram of Philadelphia, Botanist to his Majesty, 4to. viii, 40, xii. and
35 pp, map of ^ast-Florida, Plan of the capital St* Augustine, and Chart of
^Ae oer^ q/'^sptritu Santo, half calf, scarce, 20« 1769
WORKS ON AMERTCA. 23?
4014 TAELETON (Major General) History of the Campaigns of 1780 and 1781 in
the Southern Provinces of North America, 4to. mcup, very clean copy in hds,
2As 1796
4014*ToMA8 de Cordoba (Pedro) Memoria sobre la Administracion de Puerto-Bico, sm.
4to. calf neat, 15* Madrid^ 1838
4015 TORQUEMADA (Juan de) Monarquia Indiana, con el origen y guerras de log
Indios Occidentales, de sus poblaciones, descubrimiento, conquista, conversion
y otras cosas maravillosas de la misma tierra, 3 vols, folio, engraved titles^ best
edition, hf. bd. uncut, £3. 10^ Madrid, 1732
*' Ouvrage fort curieux, etle pias comptet que nous ayons 8ur Tancien Mexique." — Brunet,
The author was for a long time resident in New Spain, and has inserted in this work gome very
interesting observations. Gonsalves de Barcia edited this new Edition, which Brunet says is ** la
plus rechercliee.'' ** C'est un des ouvrages importants sur Thistoire d'Am^rique qui furent r4im-
primes par les soins de I'infatigable Barcia." — Salva.
4016 TJlloa (Antonis de) Noticias Americanas, Entretenimientos fisico-historicos sobre
la America Meridional, y la Septentrional Oriental, con una relacion particular
de los Indios, y de la^ Antiguedadas, sm. 4to. with remarks on the American
languages, calf, 7s 6d Madrid^ 1792
4017 United States Coast Stjbvey, Report of the Superintendent, showing the pro-
gress of the Survey, 1855, stout 4to. 60 large folding maps, cloth, 9s 1866
4018 AHEITIA LINAGE, Norte de Conlratacion de las Indias Occidentales, sm. folio,
engraved title, hf, bd. £2. 10* Sevilla, 1671-72
4019 ' the same, folio, j^we tall copy, but without the engraved frontispiece, the
leaf of " Censura, Licencia y privilegio," and with a very slight variation of the
Colophon, vellum, £2. 2s Sevilla, 1672
*♦ Ce livre est rare, et Salva Testime, £2. 2«." — Brunet,
4020 VEKEGAS (P. Miguel) Noticia de la California, y de su Conquista temporal y
espiritual, hasta el tiempo presente, 3 vols. sm. 4to. maps, limp vellum, £4. 176/
An important History of North- Western America, based upon materials collected in Mexico, in 1 739.
4021 West India Sketch Book (the), 2 vols, small 8vo. plates, some of Natural His-
tory, calf gilt, 7s 6d 1834
4022 YT Ui A G U TIERBE Soto-Mayor, Historia de la Conquista de la provincia de el'
Itza de el Lacandon y otras naciones de Indios barbaros, de la mediacion de el
regno de Guatemala a las provincias de Yucatan en la America Septentrional^
Vol. I. {all published) stout folio, limp vellum, £3. 15* Madrid, 1701
4023 Washington's political Legacies, with a bio^aphical outline, 8vo. qf. ds6d 1800
4024 Williamson. Hosack's biograpliical Memoir of Hugh Williamson, 8vo. cloth,
ds 6d New York, 1820
4025 WYTFLIET. Histoire universelle des Indes, orientales et occidentales ; di-
vis^e en deux livres, le premier par Comille Wytfliet, le second par Ant. M(agin)
et autres historiens, foho, fibst edition, engraved title, with 19 maps to the first,
and 4 maps to the second part, clean sound copy in hf, calf, £2. 10«
Douay, Fr, Fahri, 1606
Priced 1840, Jas.Bohn, £3. 13« 6J; and 1848, Pa^e and Foss, £2. 12« &i, both copies, the
2 parts, vrith separate titles, were dated 1607 ; the above edition, 2 years earlier, must therefore be
the first. Mentioned by Dnthilloeul, Bibliographic Dooaisienne, 1842, p. 144, with the date *' 1607 ;*' ..
who adds *' Cet oavrage a ^t6 plusienrs fois r^imprim^ depuis." The work is not contained in
Brunet.
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4026 JosEPHi Alexandbi de Vindis Prussiis — Jablonowski Lechi et Czechi vin-
dicisD, editio secunda a/uctior, small 4to. bds. 10s ^ Lips, 1776
4027 MicHEovo (M. di, Cracoviense) Historia delle due Sarmatie : tradotta per
A, Magffl, 16mo. bds, rare, ISs Vinegia, 1661
4028 SIESTSzENCEWICZ de Bohnsz. itecherches Historiques snr TOngine des
Sarmates, des Esclavons ei des Slaves, 4 vols. 8vo. maps and Vocabularies, J^,
calf, ZOs St, Fetersbourg, 1812
4029 8TRITTEE.I (J. G.) Memoria Popnlorum, olim ad Danubinm, Pontum Euadnum^
Paludem Mceotidem, Cancasnm, Mare Caspium, et inde ma^& «j3l ^^-^^Ka^crssst^fc^ .
ineolentium (Gothica, Yandalica, Longo\)ax^c«^Il\WQijic«ii» cfc^. fe^^ ^ ^^-rv^\»xv-
240 QUAAITCH'S catalogue OP
biiB HiBtaria Byzantins erota et digestse, accedit Index duplex, 4 thick rols.
4to.^. bd, red morocco, uncut, £4. 10» Petropoli, 1771-79
A book of peculiar interest now.
** Get oavrage, important pour Thistoire de la formation de toiu les etats da nord, a ^te im-
prim6 aux frais de Temperear de Russie. II y a pen d'exemplaires en France/' — Techener,
** All the passages of the Byzantine history which relate to the Barbarians, are compiled,
methodized and transcribed, in a Latin Tersion by the laborious Scritter, in his "Memoriae
etc.**— Gibbon. '
4030 VIMINA Bellunese (Don Alberto) Historia delle Gnerre ciyili di Polonia ; Pro-
fpessi dell* Armi Moscovite contro Polacchi ; Belatione deUa Moscovia, e
uetia e loro govemi, 4to. perfectly clean copy, hds, uncut, 36* Venetia, 1671
4031 X>allliatia« Fobtis (Alb.) Travels into Dalmatia; Observations on the
Islands of Cherso and Osero, 4to. with 20 plates, calf gilt, 10* 1778
4032 WILKINSON'S (Sir J. Gardner) Dalmatia and Montenegro, with a Jonmey
to Mostar, in Herzegovina, and Eemarks on the Slavonic Nations, the History
of Dalmatia and Bagnsa, the Useocs, &c. &c., 2 vols, thick 8vo. \b plates, (pub.
at £2. 2*) cloth, 21# 1848
'' This valuable work is the only book of authority which we possess on that subject. — Times.
Lucio, Historia di Dalmatia — see under ** Antiqnities."
4033 Bungarya Babtholom^idi Hungariso comitatns Gomoriensis notitia his-
torico-geogra|>hico statistica, stont 4to. no table, uncut, bs Leutschov, 1808
4034 Elembnta JnrispmdentisB Hnngaricse, Svo. privately printed, hds. 7s 6d 1814
4035 Fessleb, die Geschichten der Ungem nnd ihrer Lanosassen, 10 stout vols. 8vo.
with Ethnological Tables, (pub. at £4. 10*) If, bd, morocco, £2. Leipzig, 1815-25
The best History of Hungary.
4036 HisTOiBE deg It^volutions de Hongrie; les Mdmoires du Prince Francois
Itakoczy sur la Guerre de Hongrie et ceux du Comte Betlem Niklos sur les
Affaires de Transsilvanie, 2 vols. 4to. old calf neat, 6* La Have, 1739
4037 HOBANYI (Alexii) If emoria Hungarorum et ProvinciaJium Scriptis editis no-
torum, 3 vols. 8vo. bds, 20* Vimnce, 1775-77
Containing Lives of Authors, with a full account of their works, nowhere else to be met with.
The work is rare, and has escaped Peignot.
Priced, 1831, H. Bohn, 3 vols. 24* ; 1840, Jas. Bohn, mor. £2. \2sMs 1855, Lcml Stuart
]>e Rothesay's copy, Large Paper, 37s, A Supplement appeared in 1792, Vol. I. only, A — C.
4038 £oRABiKSKY, Geographisch-histonsches und Producten Lexicon von Ungam,
stout 8vo. maps, bds. 7s 6d Pressbwrg, 1786
4039 Obtblii (Hier.) Chronologia, oder historische Beschreibung aller Kriegs-Empo-
rungen und Belagerungen in Ungem und Sibenbiirgen, von 1395 bis jetzt,
3 v<HS. in 1, sm. &o. ports, andphms of Sieges St Battles, tf. 7 s 6d NurnbergylQlb
4040 Poland* Cbllabu Eegnum Poloniae et ducatus Lituaniae, 18mo. plates,
calf, 7« . ^«»*<- 1659
4041 CoYEB, Histoire de Jean SobiesM, Eoi de Pologne, 3 vols. 12mo. cf. 3* Par.1761
4042 Lblbwel (J.) Histoire de Pologne, 2 vols. 8vo. »o Atlas, cloth, 5s Paris, 1844
4043 PoLOVAis (le) Journal des Inter^ts de la Pologne, 6 vols, in 3, 8vo. hf. bd. calf,
rare, 10s ' Farts, 1833-36
4044 Salvakdy (De) Histoire de Pologne, avant et sous Sobieski, 2 vols, in 1, 8vo.
2 portraits, half morocco, 6s Brux. 1841
4045 XLuSSia {including the Baltic Provinces). Bacmbisteb, Bussiscbe Bibliothek
zur Kenntniss des gegenwartigen Zustandes der Literatur in Eussland, 11 vols.
12mo. (complete, with the general Index), old <f neat, rare, 36« Leipzig, 1772-87
A valuable Bibliography of Works published either in Russia* or relating to aiU parts of the
Russian Empire.
4046 Cathebinb (Imperatrice de la Bussie) Memoires du regne de, 12mo. portrait,
calf, 3« 6(£ Amsterdam, 1728
4047 Eedmann (J. F.) Beitra^e zux E^enntniss des Innem von Russland, 3 vols. 8vo.
with 2 maps and plates in cases, hf bd. ca\f, 16* Biga, etc. 1822-26
This learned work contains many valuable Statistical Tables and Vocabularies.
4048 EsNEAUX (J.) Histoire philosophique et politique de Eussie, 5 vols. 8vo. calf
gilt, 18« Paris, 1828-30
4049 Falk (J. P.) Be3rtrage zur topographischen Kenntniss des Russischen Reicbs,
3 vols. 4to. with Z^ plates, mostly of Natural History, sd. 12* St. Pe^6r*i. 1785-86
4050 iihe Bame, 3 vols. 4to. V* *^* ^^ 1785-86
Vol. IIL pp. 575-582 oontaint a Vocabulary in 5 Languages.
WORKS ON EASTERN EUROPE. 2il
4051 Gebebtzofp (N. de) Essai but THistoire de la Civilisation en Enssie, 2 vols. 8vo.
evidenth/ a well-written hook, sd, 10s 6d Paris, 1858
4052 HAXTHAUSEN (Baron A. de) Etudes sur la Enssie : la situation int^rieure, la
vie nationale, et les institutions rurales, 3 vol. in 4, 8vo. sd, 21s Hanovre, 1847-53
4053 HERBERSTAIN. Comentari della Moscovia et parimente della Eussia, e delle
altre cose belle e notabili, composti §ia latinamente per il sig. Sigismundo li-
bero bar. in Herberstain...., tradotti novamente di lat. in lingua nostra volgare
italiana ; simelmente vi si tratta della religione delli Moscoviti.... Item una dis-
crittione particolare di tutto I'lmperio moscovitico, toccando ancora di alcuni
luoghi vicini.... small 4to. large woodcut map and other woodcuts, pale morocco,
gilt edges, Bi.BE, £2. 16* Venetia, Pedrezzano, 1550
4054 Hebbebstain, Eerum Muscoviticarum Commentarii, 18mo. woodcut map, calf,
7s 6d Antverpice, 1557
4055 HiAEBN, Monumenta LivonisB Antiquse : Ehst- Lyf- tiettlandische Geschiclite^
berausgegeben von Napiersky, small 4to. cloth, lOs Riga, 1835
4066 HuPEL*s (A. W.) Topograpbische Nacbricbten von Lief und Ebstland, 3 vols.
8vo. maps and plates, vellum, 25« ^ Siga, 1774-82
4057 tbe same, 2 vols. 8vo. plates, hds, 10s Riga, 1774-77
The third volume is often wanting. The second volume contains a chapter on the Livoniatt
Nobility, Vocabularies, etc. ; the third contains a valuable Index of Lettish and Ehstonian Names.
4058 Kelch (Chr.) lieflandiscbe Historia, Bescbreibung der Kriegs und Friedens-
Gescbicbte Estb- Lief- und Lettlandes, bis 1690, 5 vols, in 1, small 4to. old calf
neat, rare, 25* Revall Sf RudoVphstadt, 1695
4059 Lettebs from a Lady, wbo resided some years in Eussia, witb bistorical notes,
18mo. calf, 5* . . , ^^^^^
4060 LoMONossow, Histoire de la Eussie jusqu'a la mort de Jaroslaws, ler., 12mo.
maps, hf, hd. 2s 6d Paris, 1774
4061 Matebbebg, Voyage en Moscovie d*un Ambassadeur envoy^ par rEmp^retir
Leopold au Czar Alexis Mibalorvics, 18mo. ca^ 6s Leide, 1688
4062 Mottley's History of tbe Life of Peter I., Emperor of Eussia, 3 vols. 12mo.
map and plates, calf, 6s 1740
4063 PossEViNi Moscovia : de rebus Moscoviticis; colloquium cum Mosc. Duce ; Acta
in conventu Legatorum Polon. regis et Mosc. ducis, etc. 18mo. map, calf neat^
fine copy, 14* Antv, Plantin, 1587
4064 Ebcusil de Documents (secrets et in^dits) relatifs a la Eussie, 8vo. sd. 4« %d 1854
4066 Eussii., 12 Scarce Tracts on, viz. Db Li. Neuville's Account of Muscovy in
1689, London, 1699 ; Correspondence respecting Eussia, between E. G. Harper
and Eobt. Walsb, Philadelphia, 1813, very rare ; Moscou avant et apr^s rin-
cendie par un t^moin oculaire, Paris, 1814 ; Tbe Eussian Porta of tbe Black
8ea, map, 1837, and eigbt otbers, 8vo. the lot, 10s
ATLASES AND MAPS.
4066 Akdbiveau Goujon, Atlas de G-eograpbia modema, impl. folio, 20 large folding
maps for the use of the Portuguese ; with 4to, Text containing 92 pp, andS platesf
2 vols, hf hd. Is Qd Coimhra, 1830 ; e Paris, Aillaud (P 1848)
4067 Atlas HuNaABicus Eegnorum Hungariae, Croatiae et Slavoniae : Magyar Atlas
kozre botsatotta Gorog. folytatta ^s v^gezte Marton J6sef, roy. fol. 59 coloured
mcM^s, the text in Magyar, German, and Latin, in a portfolio, dOs Pestini, 1839
4068 BEEGHAUS' Physical Atlas, complete in 90 Sbeets, containing several bundred
Maps, beautifully coloured, tbe 8 parts in 1 vol. folio, (pub. at £5. 15^ ^) half
hd. russia, £2. IBs Gotha, 1835-4d
Contents: I. MeteoroIogie-KIimatologie, 13 sheets; II. Hydrographie-Hvdrologie, 16 sheets;
III. Oeologie, numerous maps on 15 sheets : IV. Magnetismus d. Enle, 5 sheets; V. Pflanzengeo*
gntphie, 6 sheets ; VI. Zoologische Geographic, 12 sheets ; VII. Anthropographie, 4 sheets ;
VI 1 1. Ethnographic, 19 sheets.
4069 BLAE U (Juan) Atlas Univeesal y Cosmograpbico de los Orbes celestes j
Terrestre, Europa, Espana, Inglaterra, Escocia, Irlanda, Belgia confed., Bclgia
Eeal, Francia, Helvetia, Alemannia, Italia, Eussia, Extrema Asia o los Cbimui,
11 vols, atlas folio, nearly 1000 Maps, finely coloured, with numerous Coats of
Arms emhlaaoned, very fine set, old ca\f etfftra, full gUt hacks, scarce, most copies
having perished hy fire, £»B. Amsterdam^ V^^A^
Vols. 3 and 4 of this grand collection of old maps and eni^ranw^ tfiroXxAS^ TCkV^*^ ^ >^ ^^(^
>
in QUARITCH'S CATALOGUE OF
eountiefl of £ngland, Scotland and Ireland, on a very large and oompnhensiTe scale, inrroimdBd
bj numerons Coats of Arms of all the principal families.
** L'^dition espagnole, Atntierd, 1659-72, 10 ▼ol. a ^ en grande partie detruitedans rincen-
die qni redaisit en cendres les magasins de Blaen, en f§Trier 1672." — Brunei,
This grand Atlas, though verj common fbrmerly, is now disappearing from the market. A
]mblic library should secure this handsome copy.
4070 Charts. A miscellaneous collection of 30 valuable Charts of tbe Coasts of India,
England, the Black Sea, the Cape Verd Islands, most published by order of
the Admiralty or of the British (xovemment, the Cha/rts are mostly mounted on
canvas ^ and the largest are rfAtlcts folio size, a great bargain, 10* 1835, etc.
4071 D'ANVILLE, Grand Atlas Universel, atlas fol. 46 maps,hf, russ. 10s Paris, 1761
4072 Atlas and Geography of the Antients, atlas folio, 12 large folding maps,
coloured, with 110 pp. of Text, Table and Index, hf. bd, russia, 10s 1815
4073 Dbew's ( Jno.) Chronological Charts of Ancient History and Geography, 6 large
coloured maps, ivith text, hf bd, 7s 6d 18o5
4074 Holland. Atlas Topo^aphique de la HoUande : 'T Hooge Heem Eaed-Schap
van Ehynland, atlas folio, 14 Maps on a large scale, beautifully executed in gold
and COLOURS, also 8 additional maps, calf gilt, 14« 1740
4075 Hobsbubgh's Atlas of India, atlas ibUo, 10 maps, by Walker, some coloured, half
russia, 6* 1827
4076 !Kiepebt's Wandkarto des Bomischen Beichs, 12 sheets each 26 in, by 24^, forming
a large coloured wall map for schools, 9s Weimar, 1852
4077 Koeppen's World in the Middle Ages : an historical Geography, folio, with 6
coloured maps, hf, morocco, 7s 6d New York, 1854
A useful work, with accounts of the origin and development, the traditions and Literature, the
inanners and customs of all Nations, from the 4th to the 15th Century.
4078 Labobde (Leonde) Commentaire G^graphiquesurTExodeetles Nombres, folio,
numerous folding mapi, hf bd, 20« Paris et Leipzic, 1841
This volume contains a facsimile of a curious Map of Palestine of the 1 4th Century, painted on
the Walls of Hereford Cathedral, by Richard Haldingham, and many other curious facsimiles of
aadent maps.
4079 Lesaoe*s Historical, Genealo^cal, Chronological, and Geographical Atlas, impl.
fol. 38 large colov/red maps arSi genealogical tmles, (pub. at £4. 4?), hf. bd. 10s 1818
!1080 OEBIS univers. delin. aa Giacomo Cosmographo m Venet. mdxxxxyi. a finely
engraved copper-plate map of the World, with the lines and numbers <f the degrees
of latitude and longitude, foHo size, measuring 20f inches by 14, 30«
Single Maps of the World about this date, shewing the continent of America, are exceedingly
carious and of the greatest rarity. This map exhibits North America under the name of Nova His-
pania, making with Asia one vast connected country : In the South, Tierra del Fuego is represented
IkS an immense antarctic continent. Several chains of mountains, riyers, numerous towns, etc. of
America are marked and named ; as wdl as much other interesting information shewing the state of
geographical knowledge at the period. The figure of the world is a parallelogram vrith elliptical
feldes ; on the top is simply ' Coiversale,' * CMiis' no doubt being cut off, and at the bottom U
* -Giacomo Cosmographo. in Venetia. mdxxxxvi.'
4081 OEDNANCE MAPS of ENGLAIiTD, consisting of 90 plates, each 48 in. by 26 ;
scale, an inch to a statute mile (originally published in quarter-sheets, at about
£26. lOs) in a large and elegant portfolio, hound in hf russia, £8. 8« 1809-44
4082 ■ the same. Plates 1 to 85 inclusive, wanting 6, 12, 13, 61, 52, 71, 73-82,
together 69 plates, (pub. at about £18.) in portfolio, hd, £4. 4* 1805-31
A large number of duplicate plates still remain in stodc which will be supplied at the rate of
%% per sheet.
4083 OsTELitrs. Epitome Theatri Ox^liani, editio ultima, obi. 12mo. m^ips, calf 5« 1601
4084 OETELLO, xheatro d*el Orbe de la Tierra, con nuevas tablas y commentarios,
Anveres, 1612, 128 large folding maps — Ortelli Orbis Terrarum Parergon sive
Yeteris Geographise tabulse, Antv. 1624, 32 maps and plates — ^together 2 vols, in
1, impl. folio, with 160 coloured maps, calf neat, 25s 1612-24
" Ouvrage qui tiendra toujours nne place distingu4e dans I'histotre de la geographie, paroeque
C^est le premier recueil de cartes g^graphiques qui ait quelque merite." -^Brunei.
The latest edition Brunet mentions is of 160S : the above is unknown to him and very rare.
4085 PTOLEMAETJS auctus, restitutus, emaculatus, cum tabulis veteribus ac novis,
roj^al folio, with 39 large woodcut nhops, (Brunet mentions 47>/, hf bd. a few maps
a/ ^Ae e/id sli£fhtl;^ wormed, and head lines cut into, 9s Argent,, Scotus, 1^0
« ATLASES AND MAPS. ^iS
_— A
4086 Ptolemjbus. Orbis Antiqui Tabulee G-eograi>hicffi secundum Ptolemffium, cum
Indice, large folio, 28 maps, halfbowful, 7s 6a ^ . Amst. 1730
4087 QuADi Easciculus Geograpbicus, complectens totius Orbis regionum tabulas cum
enarrationibus, sm. fouo, nearly 100 maps, with the Arms of the States, fine copy,
hds. scarce, 10s Coin, 16^3
4088 Quin's (Edw.) Historical Atlas of the World, oblong folio, 21 folding coloured
maps of the World at different periods by W. Sughes ^ub. at £3. 3*) Jf. russia,
7s 6d 1846
4089 SOCIETY ATLAS. General Atlas published under the superintendence of the
Society for the Diffusion of Useful knowledge, compiled from the latest and
most authentic sources, with the Plans of the Cities, the Star Maps, and the
general Index, 2 vols, in 1, royal folio, 218 coloured maps, (pub. at £10. 10*) if,
hd. morocco, £4. 10* 1842-53
The above is still the best and most extensive Atlas, comprising Modem and Ancient Maps ;
original copies liice the present have clearer impressions of the maps than those issued now.
4C^ the same. Parts 1-60 and 65 as originally published; containing 136
coloured maps not consecutive, and the larger Index, 15* 1829-31
4091 SPEUNEE'S Historical Atlas : Historiscn-Geographischer Hand-Atlas zur G«-
Bchichte der Staaten Europa's vom Anfang des Mittel-alters bis auf die neueste
Zeit, oblong roy. folio, 73 fine large coloured maps, with text, {pub, at £3. 6s)
cloth, £2. The best Historical Adaa published. Qotha, 1846
4092 STIELEE'S Physical and Political Atlas : Hand- Atlas fiber ^e Theile der
Erde u. iiber das Weltgebaude, oblong folio, 63 excellent coloured maps, includ*
ing Title and 2 Star Maps, (pub. at £1. 19*) hf calf, 9* Gotha, 1834
'4093 latest edition, with 83 maps, coloured, obi. folio, (pub. at £2. 2*) clothe
20* 1848
4094 ■ . the same, folio, hf, hd, russia, 25* 1848
Steiler's Atlas enjoys great reputation for correctness in Germany.
4095 Tabdiexj. Atlas Universel ae Geographic, Ancienne et Modeme, dress^ et gray^
par Ambr. Tardieu de la Soci^t^ rojrale de G^ographie de Paris, avec im texte
explicatif, foHo, 27 coloured maps, 21 in. by 16, bos, 7s 6d Paris, 1842
4096 WEILAND'S Allgemeiner Hand-Atlas der ganzen Erde, imp. folio, 70 large
folding maps, (pub. at £5. 10*) hf, bd, russ. £3. 3* Weimar, Geogr, Inst, 1850-55
4097 Wells (E.) New Sett of Maps of antient and present Geography, impl. folio,
61 maps, engraved by Burghers and others, rough calf, 26* Oaford, 1702
The last plate is entitled ** the considerable Plantations of the English in America."
4098 Zannoni (G. A. Kizzi) Atlante Marittimo delle Due Sicilie, Parte prima, il Peji*
metro littorale del Begno di Napoli, atlas folio, 25 charts qfthe entire Coast, o»
a very large scale, 1^, vellum, 7* 6d Napoli, 1792
.4099 fLV^xer^ (Coast of)) B^rard, €6te Septentrionale d'Aj&ique (partie entre
Alger et les lies Zafkrines, 36 in. by^ ^ ; Carte de la C6te Septentrionale (partie
entre Al^er et Tile de la Galite) 36 in. W 24 ; Plan particulier des Isle Zafa-
rines, 24 m. by 18 ; Plan de THe de la Ualite, 24 in. by 18 ; Cartes des Golfes
de Stora et de Collo, 36 in. by 24 ; Cartes des Att^rages de Bone, 36 in. by 24^
together 6 maps shewing the Coast-soundings and heights of the JdxmniainSf
mounted, in a 4ito, case, 6* 1831-6
4100 Aliriors And TlllliS» Pelet, Possessions Fran^aises en Afrique et de Tunis,
62 m. by 23, coloured; Pelet, Carte du Territoire d'Alger, 37 in. by 23, coloured;
Carte de Constantine, 34 in. by 18 ; Plan d* Alger (Ville), 38 in. by 26 ; together
4 maps, mounted, 2* 6d Paris, 1832-7
^01 j^Lnaeiica (North) New Brunswick and Lower Canada ; Map of the Territory
m dispute between Gt. Britain and the United States, by Mudge and Feather-
stonhaugh, 48 in. by 30 ; A portion of Mitchell's map for the Plantation Office,
1766 ; and 6 other old French maps, 1609 — 1783, 31 m. by 19 ; 2 maps, colowred
and mounted, in case, 6* Foreiqn Office, 1840
4102 — ' ■ • Bru^, Carte du Mexique et d'une partie de I'Am^rique Oentrale, 38 in.
by 26, mounted, 2* Paris, 1834
4103 Asia (Central), Bokhara, Cabool, Persia, etc. Arrowsmith's map, 30 in. by 21,
(pub. at 7* 6d) in case, 2* 1834
4101 Bavaria* Apiani Chorographia Barariae, engrared on copper byP^W^ns^ssc^^
23 maps, surrounded by Arabesques a/nd coats qf aTm%>icJttfi>\a\f wi\X^w<^.^ ^ x^S^
244 QUARITCH'S CATALOGUE OF
4106 Bristol* Ashmead's Plan of the City of Bristol and its Suburbs, 2 sheets
forming one fine large map, 79 in, hy 60, shevdna every house, on a comer of the
map are the arms of the City, See and Society of Merchant-Venturers of Bristol,
mounted on canvas, 10* Bristol, 1828
4106 Cambridge. Baker's Map of tbe County of Cambridge and Isle of Ely, 63
in. by 48, coloured, mounted, in case, 2s 6d lS2fL
4107 China. Australia. New Zealand. The Society map of China ; China
and the Birman Empire, with parts of Cochin-China and Siam ; The Islands of
New Zealand ; Australia ; New South Wales from MS. in the Colonial Office
and Australian Agricultural Company ; Western Australia and Van Diemen's
land; Islands in the Pacific; Pacific Ocean; Islands in the Indian Ocean ;
Malay Archipelago ; Society map of Empire of Japan, maps engraved by J", and
C. Walker, each 16 in. by 13, colxmred, and mounted on canvas, in case, bs 1840-1
4108 Crimea Peninsula. M!ukhin (Genl.) and Jervis, Military, Topographical Map
of the Krimea ; Huot and W. P. Jervis, Geological Map of the Crimea, folio, a
large map 91 in. by 51, coloured and mounted on canvas, os Qd 1817-54
4109 — — the same m 2 maps, coloured and mounted, in a 4to. case. The best map
^the Crimea, 5* 1854
4110 Danubian Principalities, Stanford's Map of the, from the Vienna Map in 21
sheets, 56 in. by 54, in 2 sheets, coloured, in case, 2s Qd (1856)
4111 Devon with parts of Cornwall and Somerset, Ordnance Geological Map of, by
De la Beche, 4 large sheets, each 38 in. by 26 (pub. at 35« in sheets) coloured
and mounted on canvas, in a russia case, 7s 6d 1809
4112 Ordnance Map of, with portion of the adjoining counties by Lt.-Col.
Mudge, 8 mc^s, each 38 in. by 26, atlas folio, ^. bd. russia, 7s 1809
4113 Banoverf Manuscript Map of part of : Carte von Amt-Meppen, aufgenom-
men vom Major von Colson, gezeichnet von Heinrich B-ussell, 58 in. by 47,
mounted on canvas, with the stamp of the DuJce of Cumberland, 20* Saseh 1809
4114 fitolland* Midler's Xaart der Kederlanden, 54 in. by 38, mounted, in case,
2s 1816
4115 India* Walker's Sketch Map of the Punjab and Sikh territory, 25 in. by 19^
mounted, in 12mo. case. Is 6d 184S
4116 ' Baree Doab Canal, general Map, to accompany the present state of the
works for May 1, 1854, Orimnal MS. Map, 51 in. by 15, mounted in case, 5* 1854
4117 Ireland) Abbowsmith's Map of; 4 sheets, each 35 in. by 28, coloured,
2s6d 18U
4118 Beauford's (W.) Map of Ancient Ireland, during the Middle Ages, in
2 sheets, each measuring 19 mches by 27, 2* s, a. ca. 1780
4119 Eocque's Survey of the City, Harbour, Bay, and Environs of Dublin ; with Im-
provements and additions to the year 1/73, by B. Scale, in 4 sheets, each
measurinff 22 inches by 29, rare, 10s 1783
4120 Tayloe's Map of the County of Kildare, in 6 sheets, each measuring 24 inches by
32, two of them including plates, rare, 20s 1783
41^1 ZiiVOniaand Ssthonia, Ancient and Modem Atlas of; Ancient Map:
mounted, m a roy . folio, hf morocco case, 20s Riga and Berlin, 1797-8
4122 ZiOndon, Westminster and Southwark. An Alphabetical Index of the Streets,
Squares, Lanes, Alleys, etc. contained in the Plan engraved by John Pine from
an actual Survey made by John Eoque and printed on 24 sheets of Imperial
paper, 4to. with * a contracted Sketch of London,* which is a map of London
28i in. by 16| engraved by Jno, JPine, bds. good clean copy, 36« 1747
Very rare. Lowndes only notices one copy of the map on 24 sheets, as having occurred for
■ak, the White Knights, which fetched £2. Ss : he does not mention this alphabetical Index and
Key map, and from the importance and ^alue even at his time of early maps of London, it may be
safely asserted that he would have done so if he had heard of it ; but the probability is that this
Index may be rarer than the map itself. The Key map is in reality a good map of London, as it has
1 the Streets, Lanes, etc. marked and named. Collation : Title ; Preface, List of Subscribei^, etc.,
leaves; ^iap; Index of Alleys, Churches, Public Buildings, etc. pp. 1—46; Contents, 1 kaf.
Maps, 24&
'« ■ ' ' I ' III ■ ... I I II I .
4J.23 XiOndOIla Bocque's Plan of London, (and its environs), dedicated to Prince Jolui
Duke of Montague, 27 in. by 20, an canvas, folded in Svo, hds, rare, Is M 1766
On the top of the map is : "on the same scale as that of Paris : In order to ascertain the dif-
ference of the extent of these two rivals, the Abbe de la Grive's Plan of Paris and that of London bj
J. Rocque have been divided into two equal Squares where London contains 39, and Paris but 29*
so that the superfice of London is to that of Paris as 5155 Acres to 4028, the former being 8) sqnaie
miles and Paris 6^. London 1762 with improvements to 1 766."
4124 ■ HoEwooD (L.) Plan of the Cities of London and Westminster, the
Borough of Southwark and Parts adjoining, shewing every House, 32 sheets, each
27i inches by 22|, atlas folio. £3. 10* 1792-d9
This beautiful map is engraved by Ash and Spear, and is dedicated by Horwood to the Trustees
and Directors of the Phoenix Fire Office.
4125 Munepoor Territory ) Capt. Pemberton's Map of, with part of Kubo val-
ley and Burmese frontier, from actual survey, 36 in. by 48, cot, and mounted, 3«
4126 Romef with Index of the Monuments, 45 inches by 30, mounted, in case,
2« JRoma, 1824
4127 JEtuegen Xsland* Hagenow, Special Charte der Insel Eiigen, 4 maps, each
27 in, hy 24, making one large map surrounded hy 30 coats of arms, mounted in
case, from the Duke of Cumberland* s collection, 7s Qd Kanial. Institut. 1829
4128 Sardinia* Duby (A.) Chorographical Map of the King of Sardinia's Do-
minions, on 13 sheets, from the Map of Borgonio — Chorographical Map of
Grenoa, on 9 sheets, by A. Dury, from the Spaiiish Map of Chaffrion, together
20 coloured. m^ps, in 1 vol. roy. folio, Is 1765
4129 Silesia* IIomann, Atlas Silesiae, id est Ducatus Silesiae, atlas folio, 20 large
folding maps, title and index mended, hf, hd. 30^ Norimb, 1750
4130 Spain* Tofino, Valdes y Alcala, Atlas Maritimo de Espana,with additional
maps of the Antilles, Mexico, Peru, Chili, Plata, Montevideo, Maldonado, Cape
Horn, etc. large atlas folio, 65 maps, good copy, Spanish calf, scarce, £1. 5«
Madrid, 1786-1808
Tofino's is the Best Atlas of the Spanish Coasts, and was printed bj order of the GoYemment.
It is usually priced 200 /ranc«. Priced, 1847, H. G. Bohn, 45 maps only, £2, 2s
4131 Spain and Portugal* Nantiat*s Map of Spain and Portugal, with details
requisite for the intelligence of Military Operations, in 4 maps, each 32 in. by
23, coloured and mounted on canvas, in case, 2s 6d 1810
4132 Mentellb and Chanlaire's Map of Spain and Portugal, atlas fbHo, 10 large co'
loured maps, hds, 2s 1806
4133 Sweden* Mabeuus (Nils) Atlas of Sweden, from Swedish GrovemnLent
Surveys, atlas folio, 25 maps, 24 in. by 21, coloured, hds. 10s Stockholm, 1751-95
ThebeSf Wilkinson's Map of— *ec ante, Class *' Egypt."
4134 YorlCShire* Greenwood's Map of, on the Basis of Triangles by Lieut.-Col,
Mudge and Capt. Colby, 9 sheets, oblong atlas, folio, each 32 in. by 26, an ex*
cellent map shewing the Woods, Plantations, Mines, etc, (pub. at £5. 5«), with the
autograph of Sir M. M. S^kes, £2. 2s Leeds and Wakefield, 1817
4135 Labge Mahogany Case t&r holding Maps, 36 inches by 31, and 5 inches deep,
in the form of a Book, with russia leather back, and fitted with a lock, 35«
MILITARY SCIENCES.
Comprising the Library ofthat distinguished Military Officer
Xdeut'Colanel C Mamilton Smith qf Plymouth.
4136 MILITAEY DEAWINGS or BATTLES and SIEGES. A valuable and
UNIQUE Collection op 92 Drawings of Plans of Battles, Sieges, Fob-
TiFicATioNS, Blockades, Naval Manoeuvres, Attacks on Coasts, Hab*
BOUBS, Debabcations of Tboops, &c., executed hy or under the inspection q^
Lieutenant' Colonel C. Hamilton Smith; all qf them coloured, and car^flU^
finished, mostly accompanied hy elaborate Manuscript descripHons, in an impl. folio
volume, half bound, on the cover is written "Lt.-Col. C. H. Smith, 22nd July,
1830," £12.
This assemblage of Drawings was prepared from original Sorvbts by the learned and in-
telligent Lieut.-Col. C. Hamilton Smith. Amongst the modern engagements he describes the moat
interesting battles, sieges, and movements, in which he was an actor, and (ot ^.Vi^ oW^x wiK^\i».\j»^
M« QUARITCH'S CATALOGUE OF
\
ft'kaneYeA the ground, and given fresh detcriptiona with oomments upon them. The work is 41
muterpiece of cu«fal military drawing, and was intended hy the author for publication as an indis-
pensable course of military and naval studies. If viewed in the light of history, these drawings are
uiteresting to all, as shewing the difficulties presented by the sagacious enemy, and the eiact means*
laid down in a concise manner, by which our armies and naval forces performed the deeds for ever
redounding to the glory of England ; for example, the descriptions accompanied by plans which
refiew the victories of the Duke of Marlborough, Prince Eugene, Lord Nelson, Sir R. Abercrombiey
Gen. Hutchinson, Gen. Lake, &c. ; or, if seen in a practical point of view, they are of the greatest
iinportanee at the present time, as the bulk consists of plans of engagements both by sea and land,
eondncted on modern principles of warfare, which are applicable to our own days, a few actually
•hew the available and deficient parts of our own coasts.
Considered altogether, the above work, from the number and variety of the drawings it con-
tains, their carefully finished state, and the importance of the matter to the Naval, Military, and
Engineering Sciences, ought to be placed in a public library easily accessible to gentlemen who tako
•A interest In the defences and welfare of their country.
Hie following is a brief list of the Plans . — Plan of the Coast and Harbour of Milford Haven)
Order of Battle of the British combined Army in Aug. 1794, H.R.H. Fred. Duke of York, Com-.
mander-in-Chief (in the Netherlands) ; Position of St. Jean de Luz, as occupied by the French
under the Duke of Dalmatia, 10 Nov. 1813 ; Bequis Bay, with the Situations of the English and
French Fleets, 1-3 Aug. 1798, with the subtequent movementi of the ships ; Battle of Jemappes,
6 Soy. 1792, between the Austrians upder the Prince of Saxen-Teschen, and the French under
Gen. Dumouriez; Action between part of the Anglo-Russian Army under Sir Halpli
Abercromby, and the Gallo-Batavian Forces, near Camper, 2 Oct. 1799 ; 2 Sketches of
Boylay (or Bouley) Bay, Trinite and St. Martin, Jersey, 1806 ; Table Bay, shewing the Action
between the British and Batavian troops, July 8, 1806 ; Plans of the Positions at Malplaqnet ; St*
Domingo, Fortifications of St. Louis and environs, 1792 ; Positions of the Duke of York's Army at
Tonmay, 1794; Attack on Prague by the Russian Army under Gen.Suworow Rymnik8ki,1794 ; Naval
Engagement between Sir G. B. Rodney and the Count de Grasse, 1 782 ; Chart of the Bay of Gibraltar,
wi£ position of the Military and Naval Forces during the late Siege ; Action near Alexandria between
the IVench under Gen. Menou, and the English under Sir Ralph Abercrombie ; Siege of Havana,
1762 ; Affair at Rahmanie in Egypt between the English under Lieut.-Gen. Lord Hutchinson, and
the French Forces under Gen. Lagrange, 9 May, 1801 ; Battle of Crevelt or Anrat, 1758, between
the Allied Army under Prince Ferdinand, and the French under Count Clermont ; Positions at lh6
Cote de Bienne of the French and the corps under the Prince of Hesse ; Plan of the Operations of
the British and Dutdi FOjToes. and the French Army of the North, from July 9 to Nov. 3, 1794, by
H.P.R. von Porbeck ; Blockade of the Town of Jacmel $ Landing of the Troops, Naval and Mili-
tary Movements at Aboukir, Egypt, 1 794 ; Attack on Algiers ; Naval Manoeuvres and Ehgagement
at Uamperdown ; Gen. Lake's Arrangements at Secuudm, Aug. 20, 1803; Battle of Assye, 1803 ;
Battle of Cape St Vincent, 1797 ; Battle of Navarino, 20 Oct. 1827 ; Battle of Lasswary, Nov. 1,
1803 ; Battle of Meinpoor, 21 Dee. 1817 ; City of Nagpoo)*, with plan of the Action ; Passage of
the Dardanelles ; BiEtttle of Trafalgar ; North Coast of Spain, with the position of the Allies ; Battle
of Zeota, 11 Sep. 1697 ; Battle of Chiari, Sep. 1, 1701 ; Survey of the Field of the Battle of
Pbictiers, 1356 ; Act^n betw^n the British and the Americans at Moravian Town, Newfoundland,
)dl4; Battle of Luzara, 15 Aug. 1702; Battle of Blenheim, 1704; Malplaquet, 1709; Battle of
Petorwardin, 1716; Siege of Bdgrade, 1717 *, Attack on the Entrenchments at Schellenberg, 1704 ;
iftans of Breda, 1794; Forcing of the Lines on the Geete, near Tirlemont; Battle of Ramilies;
Battle of Ottdenarde, 1708; Plan of Denain, 1712; Siege and Relief of Turin, 7Sep. 1706; Bat-
tle of Falxim, 1711 ; Siege of Narva, 1700 ; Naval Battle of La Hogne ; Survey and View of the
Field of Battle of Crecy ; Battle of Maida in Calabria, July, 1806 ; Plan and Views of Johanna*
Comoro Islands ; Castle of St. Juan, Nicaragua, Mexico ; Charts of Port Jackson and Port Hunter,
New South Wales ; Engineering Project for communicating with the Shore at Longueil from St«
Helens by two bridges and Tete de Pont, across the River St. Lawrence; Plans of the Coast, City,
Harbour, and Forts at Curagoa ; Project of Fortifications at St. Domingo ; Plan of the Island of
Montreal ; and many others without names.
4137 Aide-Memoibb kl'usage des officiers d*Artillerie de France, 2 vols. Svo. sd. 2s 1819
4138 Ambebt, Esquisses hifitoriques de TArm^e Fran^aise, impl. 8yo. plates, cL 7s 1841
4139 Abmandi, Histbire militaire des Elephants, Svo. sd, 4iS ^ Paris, 1843
4140 Bakeb's British Cavalry, its organization, <&c. Svo. colov/red plates, 2s Qd 1858
4141 Bamfobd's Field movements of Cavalry, part 1, all published, impl. folio, 6plateSf
(pnb. at £2. 2s) hds. 3* Qd 1824
4142 BAREIFFE (Lieut.-Col. William) Militarie Discipline : or the young Artillery-
man, 4to. calf, rare, wanting the pottrait, 20* 1643
Contents: Plate of Coat of Arms 'Arma Pacis Fnlcra,' Htle, 3 leaves of Dedications and
"Poetry, 166 pp. and 'Contents' 2 leaves. The last sheet, Y, has only 2 leaves according to
Lowndes; this copy has 4. It also has 2 folding plans at p. 164, not mentioned by Lowndes.
MILITARY SCIENCES. i|7
4143 BASHY'S (Gerat^ DiBcourse of Militaij Disoipline, dedaringe the partes ofv
dained in a souldier servinge in the Infkntery, and treatinge oflFire-wonrckesof
rare executiones by sea and lande, as alsoe of firtifasions (sic), sm. folio, en*
graved frontispiece, plates arid tdbleSi also woodcuts of Mre-toorkes, old cd{f, rare^
20* BruxeUs, 1634
4144 BASTA (George) Le Gouvemement de la Cavallerie Leg^re, folio, curious Jblding
plates, engraved title mounted, vellum, nice clean copy, 12« lUmen, 16^
4145 :BAUEAm (Chey. de) Histoire MiHtaire de Flandres, 1690-1694 inclusiyement,
qui comprend le detail des Marches, Campemens, Batailles, Sieges et Mouve-
ments des armies du Eoi et de celles des Allies pendant ces cinq campa^eSt
seconde edition, augment^e de la campagne de Hollande en 1672, 4 toIs. in 2^
folio, many large folding maps and plates of the Battles of Loms 21IV*fine copy,
old French caj^ gilt, Jull gilt backs, £2. Xa SfMfe, 1776
4146 * Histoire des quatre demieres Campagnes du Mar^chal de Turenne^
folio, ploites and 2A large folding plans of battles and sieges, Jshrench eaif giU^
15« Paris, I78S
4147 BEGBIE'S History of the Madras Artillery, and the East India Company's power
in Southern India, 2 vols. — Migout and fiergery, Essay on Gun Carriages ; De
Brack's Advance Posts of Light Cavalry, translated by Begbie, 2 vols. — together^
4 vols. 8vo. plates, calf, 25« Mad/ras, 1842-53
414B Bblidos, Mathematique a Tusage de rArtillerie et du Genie, 4to. plates, hf, ef,
6* Paris, (1725)
4140 Science des Ingenieurs dans la Fortification, 4to. cf.^^ La Have, 1754
4149*BEEWIC£1. M^moires du Mar^chal de Berwick, Merits par lui-mdme, 1716-34,
2 vols. 12mo. map, old calf gilt, ^^ Paris, 1778
4150 ■ The Life of James Fitz- James, Duke of Berwick, Marshal of France^
containing his military eimloits, 1685-1734, 8vo. calf, 6s 17dS
4151 Biggs' MiBtary History of Europe, from tiie commencement of the war with
Spain, to the treaty of Aix-la-Chapelle, 1739-1748, with a history of the Scottish
BebeUion, 8vo. plans, old ca^gilt, 6s 1755
4152 Blacker (Lieut.-Col.) Memoir of the Mahratta War, 1817-19, 4to. plates, n^cms
and plans, fine copy, calf gilt, marb. edges, 12s 1^1
4153 BOUKDO^NAIs (le Sieur Mah^ de la) Memoire, avec les Pieces Justificatives :
Memoire a consulter pour la famille du Sr. Bupleix : Second Memoire : Ob-
servations sur les deux M^moires, 4 vols, in 1, stout 4to. old French calf neat,
ike bach slightly wormed, scarce, 12s Pans, 1750
'< Highly spoken of by Voltaire and by the AbbI Raynal in ' rhistoire philogopbiqae des dens
lodes.' This work ii interesting for the account of the siege of Madras and of the naTal battles
between the French and English in the Indian Ocean.
4154 BousMABD, Essai ff^n^ral de Fortification et d'Attaque et Defense des placeSy
3 vols,— -the Sup^ement, " Tentatives a fisdre pour perfectionner TArt de Forti-
fier les Places, 1 voL — ^together 4 vols, binding not untform, 20* BerL 1797-1804
4155 Bbowk*s (E.) Journal of a Brigade of Foot Guards, 1793-94, 8vo. map qf SoU
land, hf, bd, 2s M 1795
4156 Buckle's Memoir of the Bengal Artillery, stout 8vo. (pub. at 21s) red moroeee
back, 10s 1852
4157 BUSCA (G.) DeUa Espugnatione et Difesa delle Fortezze, itoo.ihte large wood-
cuts of battles and military tactics, the site of two pages, folded, clean copy,
vellum, very rare, unknown to Brunei, 12s Turino, 1585
4158 Cadalv^ne et Barranlt, Histoire de la Guerre de Mehemed-AH contre la Porte
Ottomane, 1831-33, 8vo. half bound, 2s M 1837
4159 Campagne des Armies fran^aises, en Prusse, en Saze, en Pologne, 4 vols. 8vo.
maps, Ttf, calf gilt. Is 6d Paris, 1807
4160 Campaigns of the British Army at Washington and New Orleans, 1814-15, 8vo.
calf, 3* 6^ 1^21
4161 Cablbton. Memoirs of Capt. Greorce Carleton, an English Officer, relating to
the War in Spain under Lord Peterborough, 8vo. calf 3s 6d 1809
4162 Caknot, De la Defense des places fortes, 8vo. half calf, 2s 6d Paris, 1811
4163 Cheniee (L. J. G. de) Gruide des Tribunaux Militaires, 2 vols. 8vo. cf. 3s 6d 1838
4164 CONNOLLY'S (T. W. J.) History of the Eoyal Sappers and Miners, 1772-1856,
2 vols. 8vo. second enlarged edition with 17 coloured plates, cloth, 27« \S5:k\
HS QUAftlTCH'S CATALOGUE OF
4165 CooKB*s Narrative of Events in the Soutk of France, and of the Attack oalfew'
Orleans, in 1814 and 1815, 8vo. bds.2sed 1835
4166 D'Altok (J.) Illustrations, historical and genealogical, of King James's Irish
Army List, 1689, thick 8vo. cloth, 12s
Dublin, published by the Author for the Subscribers, 1855
4167 Damitz (V.) Geschichte des Feldzugs von 1815, in den N iederlandem nnd Fnok-
reich, 2 vols. Svo. plans, half ca^f gilt, 4t8 6d Berlin, 1837
4168 D*AuvBKGNE*8 Campaijzne of the Confederate Army in the Spanish Netherlands,
1692 ; the Campaign of 1693 ; the Campaign of 1694 ; the Campaign in Flanders,
1695 ; and the Siege of Namur, in 1 vol. small 4to. plan, calf, rare, 10s 1699»-90
4109 History of the last Campaign in the Spanish Netherlands, 1686, sm.
4to. ^^n, half morocco, 6s 6d ^ London, 1693
4170 Delaistbe, Science de I'lng^nieur, des Chemins, des Ponts, des Canaux et des
Aqneducs, 3 vols. 4to. &6 plates, half calf, 20* J^^yon, 1825
4171 Dbmbinski (Gen.) Memoires sur la Campagne de Lithnanie, 8vo. map, half calf,
5« Strasbourg, 1832
4172 DiEOM, Narrative of the campaign in India, terminating the War with !nppoo
Sultan, in 1792, 4to. maps and plans, calf, 3* 6d 1/93
4173 Douglas (Sir Howard) on Militaiy Bridges and the passage of rivers, 8vo.
second edition, with additions, ^^ folding plates, (pub. at 20*) cloth, 5* 1832
4174 Dbapeb (Col.) Address to the British iftiblic, on the case of Brigadier-General
Picton, with Observations on Fullarton and Sullivan, 8vo. hf calf gilt, 2s 1806
4175 Dbinkwateb, History of the Siege of Gibraltar, Mo, folding plates, maps and
plans, hf. calf 12s 1786
4176 DTJMONT et Eoussbt, Histoire Militaire du Due de Marlborough, du Prince
Eugene Savoye, et du Prince de Nassau ; avec le Supplement, 3 vols. impl.
folio, with numerous fine large bnobavinos, Portraits, maps, and plans, etc, by
Suchtenburg, calf, £2. La Saye, 1729^^
In this elaborate work are found Views and plans of the Battles of Chiari, 1701 ;'of Luzzara,'
1702; of Hochstedt, 1704 ; of Cassano, 1705; of Turin, 1706; of Oudenarde, 1708; of Mi^«
plaquet, 1709 ; of Peterwardein, 1716; of Belgrade, 1716, etc.
4177 (DUMONT and Eousset.) The Militarv History of the Prince Eugene of
Savoy and the Duke of Marlborough, including a particular Description of the
several Battles, Sieges, etc. : with a Supplement containing an Account of the
late War, 1701-6 ; 2 vols, large folio, JfroTUispiece by Boucher, containing the
portraits of Eugene and Marlborough, 51 military maps and plans, ^2 plates of
Battles and Sieges^ engraved by Du Bosc, calf gilt, 20« 1736
ti The authors' names are aet mentioned on the titles. Lowndes mentions the book as if written
by John Campbell, author of Lives of the British Admirals. It is evidently, however, from the
JBditor*s preface, a translation df Dumont and Rousset with some few additions.
4178 DuEEAU DE LA. Malle, Poliorc<5tique des Anciens, ou de I'Attaque et de la
Defense des Places, 8vo. with 4to. Atlas of plates, half calf 6« 1819
4179 Eugene. Abtanville, Memoires pour servir a I'histoire du Prince Eugene de
Savoie, 2 vols, in 1, 12mo. portrait, calf 3* 6i La Maye, 1710
4180 Eugene de Savoie (Prince) Memoires, 8vo. sd, 2s 1811
4181 Ebezies, Traits des feux d* Artifice, 12mo. bd. 6* La Haye, 1741
4182 Fireworks (Recreative and MiHtary). SimienoWicz, the Great Art of Ar-
tillery, translated by Geo. Shelvocke, io]io, frontispiece, title, 20 and 4Mpp^
plates of Fireworks and Fire-Arms, halfrussia, rare, £2. 2s 1729
A woodcut representing a man firing at the royal arms, " Faction and Rebellion encQuraged
by Jesuitical Sophistry '' (taken from an Almanac, 1776) is inserted.
.4183 E.UGGIEBI, Pyrotechnie Militaire, ou trait^ complet des Feux de Guerre et des
Bouches a feu, 8vo. plates. Vellum Paper, calf extra, gilt edges, 10s 1812
4184 PoissAC, Traits de la Guerre de Eetranchemens, 2 vols. 8vo. plates, calf 2s 6d
Strasbourg, 1789
4185 PoLCH (P. A. B-amon) GeometriaMilitar, Matematicas de la Fortificacion regular
y irregular, 14 and 115 pp. ; Tablas Polimetricas de la Fortificacions, 378 pp.
and leaf of Errata, fo]io, frontispiece and copper engravings, hf bd. rare, 10s
Napoles, 1671
4186 Geimoaed (Comte de) Tableau historique et militaire de la Vie et du Eegne de
Frederic le Grand, 8vo. plans, calf gilt, 5* 1788
MILITARY SCIENCES. 819
4187 G^ROSE'S Military Antiquities respecting a History of the English. Army, from
the Conquest to the Present Time, including his Treatise on Ancient Armour
and Weapons, 2 vols. 4to. numerous plates, (pub. at £4. 4r) S2s 1801
4188 Gbundsatze der Strategic, erlautert durch <fie Feldziige von 1796 und 1799 in
Deutschland, 5 vols. 8vo. no plans, caff, 2s 6d Wien, 1814
4189 GUILLAUME (le G^n^ral Fr^d^ric) Histoire des Campagnes d'Annibal en Italie,
suivie d'un abr^g^ de la Tactique aes Eomains et des Grecs, 3 vols, and vol.
containing ^9 folding military maps and plans, together 4 vols, royal 4to. ca^,
£2. 2s mian, 1812
4190 ' the same, 3 vols. 4to. vellum paper, no maps, hf, russia, neat, 20s 1812
4191 Gunnery. Adye's Bombardier and pocket Gunner, eighth edition, by Eliot»
18mo. bds, 2s ed 1827
4192 Bbauchant's Naval Gunner, 18mo. plates, bds, 2s Devonport, 1828
4193 Griffith's Artillerist's Maaual and Briti^ Soldier's Compendium, 18mo. plates,
cloth, 2s 6d Wbohoich, 1843
4194 Speabman's (J. Morton) British Gunner, 12mo. hds. 2s Qd 1828
4195 Haken's Ferdinand von Schill, eine Lebensbeschriebung, 2 vols, in 1, 12mo.
calf gilt, 2s Qd 1824
4196 HiSTOiBE de la Guerre de Hongrie, 1716-18, 12mo. plans, ealf, rare, 3« 6(2
Vienne, 1788
4197 HisTOBiCAL E/Ccord of the H. E. I. Comp. First Madbas European Eegiment^
1645-1842, Syo. plates and plans, cloth, ^^ 1843
4198 Houoh's (W.) I^ecedents in Military Law, thick 8vo. (pub. at 25«) hdlfmoroeeoM
16* .... 1855
4199 Huoo (Hermumus) Obsidio Bredana armis Fhilippi IH. Auspiciis IsabeUae
Ductu Ambr. Spinolae perfecta, folio, 7 folding plates and numerous largib
engravings of fortifications, old calf neat, 5* Antverpiae, 1626
4200 ■ de Militia Equestri Antiqua et Nova, folio, engraved title, numerous
^ plates of cavalry m^yoements, old qf»gt. gilt edges, 10s Antvetpies, 1630
4201 HuNGABY. Plans of the Principal JBattles and Sieges in 1849, viz. Schlacht bei
Pered, Einnalune von Baab, Scnlachten bei !Komorn 2, Szoreg, und Temesvar,
together 6 plans, each measuring 36 inches hy 22, mounted on canvass, in a small
4ito. case, Bs 6d Wten, 1850
4202 James, Collection of General Courts Martial, 8vo. half hound, 3* ^^ 1826
4203 JOMINI Ev6nemens Mihtaires, the Atlas to ; illustrating the later Campaigns
of Napoleon, etc. : Campagne de 1800 (Germany, Italy, E^rpt), 23 maps ; de
1801 (Italy, the Alps, Denmark), 13 maps ; de 1806 (Anvers, jNetherlands, West
Indies, 3 of Boulogne and the intended Invasion of England, Germany, Italy,
Trafalgar), 23 maps ; de 1806-7 (Italy, Ehine and Oder), 13 maps ; in all 72
Military Maps and Plans engraved by Tardieu, folio, ^. calf, 20s Paris, 1822-4
4204 ■ Atlas for the Battles of Halle, Liibeck, Braunsberg, Mohrungen, Gross
Beeren, Dennewitz, Leipzig, 3 maps of Movements of the Armies ; 1806-13 ;
Q folding maps, 2s Qd (7 Brux. 1843)
4205 Labaume, Campagne de Kussie en 1812, 8vo. ^th edition, plans, hf hd. 2s Qd 1816
4206 sixth edition, 8vo. plans, hf hd. 2s 6d 1820
4207 Histoire de la Chute de TEmpire de Napoleon, om^e de 8 Plans des
Batailles de 1813 et 1814, 2 vols. 8vo. calf extra, 10s Paris, 1820
4208 Laisne, Aide-M^moire des Officiers du G^nie, 12mo. 712 pp. a^u^o^cm^ 100 ^/o^
of MilitaryEngineering, sd, Ss 6d 1853
4209 Le Blond, Traits de I'Attaque et de la Defense des Places, 2 vols. 8vo. plates,
calf, 3s 6d 1762
4210 Le Mesubieb, the British Commissary : the Commissariat on Foreign service
and in England, 8vo. hds, 2s (}d 1801
4211 Lloyd (Genl.) Memoires militaires et politiques sur la guerre en Allemagne en
1756, 8vo. maps, calf, 2« 6(£ 1801
4212 Lloyd and Tempelhoff, History of the seven years war in Germany, with ob-
servations from Jomini, translated by Capt. C. Hamilton Smith, 4to.^Wn^
map and plans, hf calf, 10s (P 1820)
4213 Macintosh (Genl.) Military Tour in European Turkey, the Crimea, and the
Eastern shores of the Black Sea, with strategical observations, 2 vols. sm. 8vo.
7naps and plans, (pub. at 21*) cloth, 7s Gd 1854
f$$ QUARITCH'S CATALOGUE OF
4S14 Mabcillao, Hktoiie de la Guerre entre la Eranoe et TEspagne, 170&-05» 8vau
caff neat, 2s 6d FarU, 1806
4215 MAEH ATTA EMPIRE : Notes relative to the late tranMctions in the MarhaMa
Empire, 102 pp. ; Appendix A, 28 pp. ; Appendix B, a Table of the strenffth of
Scindiab*8 Infantry ; Appendix C, 12 pp. ; Appendix D, 126 pp. f Appendix JBt,
a Table of the Hetam of Ordnance, etc. taken from the Enemy ; Errata, 1 leaf;
in 1 vol. am. folio, ^folding pUmm of the battles qf Generals Lake and Welleel^^^
coloured and MS, explanations neatly filled in, \f» morocco, very rare, £2. 2«
Fort Williasn,1903
Valuable alike to the militarf itudent and historian of India.
4216 May, Histoire militaire de la Snisae, et celle des Suisses dans lea difTerena &er»
vicea de TEnrope, 8 vols. 8vo. bds, 10s Lausanne, 1788
4217 Mbmobial Topographiqne et Militaire, r^dig^ an d^p6t g^^ral de la gobrre,
6 vols, in 3, 8vo. plates and plans, half caff, 7s 6d ParU, IBOS
4218 MiLiTABT HisTOBY of GreatBritain for 1766, 1767, the Siege of Oswego, Canada^
1767 — The Grerman War, 1760—Votes for and against the Hanoyer Troopa,
1742— Lord North's Administration, 1781— Political Letters, 1785— Kapi^
reply to his Opponents, 1832 — ^in 1 vol. 8vo. ^. calf, 5*
4219 MiLiTABY Pakobaha (the), or Officer's companion, 1812-14, 4 vols, larse 8yo.
many plans ctnd plates, \f russia, 7s 6d 181^14
4220 Millbb (M. von) Lemons snr laTactiqne, tradnites de I'Allemand par Hnybrecht,
8to. If. calf neat, with royal folio Athis qf ^2 plates, cloth, 12s Bruxelles, 1846
4221 MoNTLUC, Commentaires de Messire Blaise de Montluc, Mareschal de France,
4 vols. 12mo. old calf^lt, 5s ^ Paris, 1760
4222 Mussbt-Pathay, Belations des principanx sieges faits on sontenns en Europe
par lea arm^ea fran9aiaea depuia 1792, r^dig^es par M. lea Officiers-Gr^n^ranx
et Snp^rienrs qui en ont condnit Pattaque on la defense, 2 vols. 4to. containing
20 plates qf Military Operations, calf, 7s 6d 1806
4223 NAPIER'S (Col. W. F. P.) History of the Wab in the Peninsula, and in the
South of France, from 1807 to 1814, 6 vols. 8vo. with many plans of all the
Battles, Sieges, etc. (pub. at £6, 6s) the best libbaby edition, calf nea^,
£3. 18* 1828-40
4224 Obdenanzas de S. M. para el Eegimen, Disciplina, Subordinacion, y Servicio de
sus Exercitos, 2 vols. 4to. plates, vellum, 3« 6d Madrid^ 1768
4225 Packe's Eecord of the Eoyal Eegiment of Horse Gtiarda or Oxford Bluea, 8vo.
plates, cloth, Ss 6d 1834
4226 Pasley's Inauiry into the system of general or Commissariat Contracts for aup*
pljring the forcea in Great Britain with bread and meat, 8vo. bds. privately
printed, 3* Qd Chathim, 1^
4227 Pay and Audit Eegulations of the East India Company : Bombay, Oeneral Code
of Military Regulations, first supplement, Bombay, 1827 — Bengal, Code of Ptey
and Audit Begulations, 1845, with the 4 supplements, Calcutta, 1845-52 — ^Ben-
gal Pay and Audit Begulationa, Abridgement, Calcutta, 1849 — together 7 vols.
8vo. half calf, 12s ... 1827-62
4228 QxnLLET, la Legislation sur rAdministration dee Troupes, 8vo. ca^t 5s 1811
4229 Kapetti, la Defection de Marmont en 1814, 8vo. 476 pp. sd. 3* Paris, 1858
4230 Bay's (Jaa.) compleat History of the Bebellion, 1745-4^ ; also an account of the
Manners of the Highlanders, 12mo. ^or^ratV, Jf. bd. 7s 6d
Printed for the author, 1764
4231 EHODES (Capi^^ G.) Tents and Tent-Life, from the earliest Ages to the present
Time ; to which is added the Practice of Encamping an Army in ancient and
modem times, 8vo. with 28 engravings of the Tents of all Tnbes arid Nations,
(pub. at 12s) new, 10s 6d IS&B
With a Chronological Table and ample Index ; also full details of the Author's newly invented
and patented Tents, which have been received and approved by the governments of England, France.
Aostria, Prussia, Russia, Sweden, Belgium, and Hanover.
4232 BoccA, de' discorsi di Guerra, dove s'insegna a' Capitani et Soldati il modo di
condurre esserciti, etc. small 8vo. limp vellum, 5s Venetia, 1582
i233 B^che-Aymon (Comte De la) des Troupes L^g^res, ou reflexions surl'Infanterie
et U Cavallerie l^gbres, 8vo. plan, half caff, 2s Qd 1817
MlLlTAtlT SOlENCfiS. 2lt
4284 SAKtl CiLJ!i de HartfeiiAdo ( JAffrntf ^) BeflezionB MOit&irefl et Politiques, tra*
diiitefl de TEspajgnol par Vergy, 11 vols. 12ino. ea^f, 6* • Paris, 1738
4236 Sabbazin", Histoire de la Guerre d'Espagne et de Portugal, 1807-14, 8vo. map,
calf, 28 Qd 1814
4236 ■ ■ ■ Histoire de la Guerre de KuBsie et d*Allemagne, 1812-13, Qvo. map^
calf, 4« 1816
4237 ScHBLS (J. B.) Beitr^ge zur Eriegsgeflcldclite und Eriegswisflenscliafl, 6 vols.
18mo. half calf, U Wten, 1828
4238 ScHMBTTAU (F. W. C. Grraf von) fiber den Feldzug der PreuBgisclien Armee in
Bohmen, 1778, 4to. map, sd. 2* 6rf Berlin, 1789
4239 SCHOELL, Eecueil deTi^ceB Officielles, destines k detromper les Franfou, sur
les ^T^nemens passes, 9 vols. 8yo. French ca^gilt, 26« Paris, 18 14- Id
These official Docaments relate principally to Napoleon's campaigns ; they were written to
giTe to the French nation the real facts respecting those campaigns.
4240 SsauB, Histoire de Napoleon et de k Grande Arm^e, in 1812, 2 vols. Syo. maps
and portraits, calf extra, ^* ^ 18a6
4241 SIBOENE'S History of the War in France and Belgium, in 1816, containing
minute details of tne Battles of Quatre-Bras, Li«;nT, Wavre and Waterloo,
2 vols. 8yo. portraits, with large atlas (^11 plans, cU)th, 30« 1844
4242 BiLYA (Marquis de) Pens^es sur la Tactique et la Strat^gique, on vraas Principea
de la Science Militaire, 4to. plaies, hds. 2s Turin, 1/78
4243 SiMES (T.) Military Course for the eoyemment and conduct of a Battalion, 8yo.
plates qfthe varums plans, coloured, red morocco, gilt edges, ^ne copy, 12« 1777
4244 SiuuoNS, Effect of Heavy Ordnance directed against Ships or War, hollow
Shot, and loaded Shells, 8yo. hds,2s^ 1837
4245 SoYBB, Exercices et Manoeuvres d'Infanterie, folio, vnth S6 plates, sd, 6s 1840
4246 SpECTAtEUB Qe) Militaire, recueil de Science, d'Art et d'Histoire Militaires, Vols.
XXIV— XiX., 7 vols. 8vo. maps and plates. If. calf neat, 20* Paris, 1838-41
4247 Stbaith's Treatise on Fortification, with observations on the increased effects of
Artillery, 8vo. with oblong folio Atlas qflbplaies. If, qf, 7s Qd Croydon, 1833
4248 ' ■ ll^eatise on Fortification and Artifleiy, 8vo. Uh edition, cloth, Qs 1846
4249 ■ ■ ', ■ ■ ■ , Atlas of 16 plates, separateh/, ob. 4to. sd. 2s ^ Croydon, 1833i
4250 — - Introductory Essay to the study of ix)rtification, 8vo. cloth, wUh small
folio Atlas (f plates, Jfvh. at 13*) sd, 6* 1866
4251 Thalt's Fortress of ILomarom (Comom) during the War of 1848-40, translated
by Bushton, 8vo. plan, cloth, is 6d 1852
4252 Thibbault, Operations militairea du Si^ge et du BlocuB de G^nes, Svo. map and
Tables, cajf, 2s 1801
4253 Thobk (Wm.) Memoir of the War in India under Lord Lake and the Duke of
Wellington, 4to. map and plans, bds, 7s 6d 1818
4254 TiELCKE (J. G.) Gescnichte des Krieges von 1756 bis 1763, 6 vols. sm. 4to.^;a^ef,
halfcaf, 3* 6rf Freyberg, 1797
4255 ToBBENS* (Q«n. Sir H.) Field Exercise and Evolutions of the Army, 8vo. \2 plates,
russia, ailt edges, 2s 6<£ 1824
4256 TUBE]SNE. De Eamsay, Histoire du Vicomte de Turenne, Mar^chal G^n^ral,
portrait and plans of Sieaes and Battles, 2 vols. 4to. <f. at. 12* PatHs, 1735
4257 Du Bfisson, la Vie du vicomte de Turenne, Mardchal-Gdn^ral des Camps, etc*
12mo. calf, 3* 6d Cologne, 1688
4258 HisTOBY of that great Captain Viscount de Turenne, by Spence, 8vo. calf,
7 s M 1686
4258*HisToiBE du Yicomte de Turenne, Mar^chal-G^n^ral des Armies du Eoi, 2 vols.
\2mo. portrait and plans, calf, 7s 6c? Xa Saye, 1736
4259 TuBFiN DE Cbiss^, Essai sur TArt de la Guerre, 2 vols, ^^ji^.phms of military
operations, old French calf gilt, ^ Paris, 1754
4260 ■ the same, a sufebb copy, 2 vols. 4to. pale olive mobocco, extra giU
edges. Arms on sides, 26s 1754
4261 Essay on ^e Art of War, by Otway, 2 vols, in 1, 4to. plates, calf,
4« ed 1761
4262 UNIFOEMS. H. Vebnet et E. Lami, Collection des XJniformes des Armdes
Fran^aises, de 1791 a 1814, impl. Svo. 99 coloured plaies, with text, calf gilt,
gilt edges, £3. 3* Paris, 1822
f58 QUARITCH'S CATALOGUE OF
4263 Vebe'8 (Sir Francifi) Commentaries, being diverse pieces of Service, wherein he
had command, written by himself in way of commentary, sm. foUo, toith 3 maps,
2 plates of battles, and plan of Ostend, hut wanting ^portraits and plate of a
monument, hf hd. 7s 6rf Cambridge, 1657
Priced, 1825, Wheatly, russia.jgS. 5*; 1834, Bryant, £1. 7«; 1840, j8.Bohn,£3. 3»; 1840,
Payne and Foss, £3. 3«; 1848, £'2, I2a 6d; fetched, 1854, Gardner's sale, morocco, £2. ; 1854,
Loscombe's, ;fifl9. ; Priced, Large Paper, 1848, Payne and Foss, morocco, ;^I2. 12«
4264 Vbbnon (G-ay de) Traits El^mentaire d*Art Militaire et de Fortification, 2 vols.
in 1, 4to^jp^fe*, calf, 2* 6rf 1806
4265 VICTOIKES, ConqnStes, Eevers et Gnerres civiles des Fban^ms, depuis las
Granlois jusqu'en 1823, together 34 vols. 8vo. with plans, hf (f, £3. 10« 1821-25
4266 Wallenstein*s (Albrecht von) Briefe an Amheim, Aldringer, Grallas, Piccolo-
mini, 1627-34, herausg. von Forster, 3 vols. Svo. facsimiles, sd. 6s Berlin,182S~29
42/Q7 WARD'S (Eobert, Gentleman and Commander) Animadversions of Warre ; or,^
a Militarie Magazine of the truest roles, and ablest Instructions for the manag-
ing of Warre ; composed of the most refined discipline and choice experiments
that these late Netherlandish and Swedish Warres have produced ; with divers
new inventions, folio, engraved frontispiece by Marshall, 3 plans and numerotis
cv/rious woodcuts, calf, rare, 30« London, Jno, Dawson, 1639
Not mentioned by Lowndes. Collation : Frontispiece ; Title ; 7 preliminary leaves beingdedi-
cations, and Latin and English verses ; Table of Contents, 6 leaves ; Pages 1-394 ; Title to Book
2 ; Pages 1-101 ; Table of the qoantitie of Paces, 3 leaves.
4268 Watebloo. Campagne de la Belgique, 8vo. plans, cloth, 3« Brux, 1816
4269 Watebloo. Ilelation de la demi^re Campa^e de Buonaparte, termin^e par la
bataiUe de Mont-Saint- Jean, 8vo. plans, caff', 3« 1816
4270 WTELLESLEY'S (Marquess) Dispatches, Minutes and Correspondence, during
his Administration in India, edited by Montgomery Martin, 5 vols. 8vo. por-
trait, maps, plans, etc, (pub. at £6. 10*) bds, rare, £4. 18<U)
** Lord Wellesley's letters are admirable compositions ; they are evidence of a highly-gifted mind
ind this collection of historical facts cannot but be highly appreciated." Naval and Military Gazette,
" As a body of authentic facts, and of sound views on Indian policy, this will be an indispen&»
able literary work." — Asiatic Journal,
** The despatches may truly be called national records, of which England may justly be
proud.*' — Metropolitan Magazine,
" A publication of peculiar and extraordinary interest." — JSdinb, Review,
4271 WELLINGTON'S (Duke of) Despatches, during his various Campaigns in
India, Denmark, Portugal, Spain, the Low Countries, and France, from 1799
to 1818, published by Col. Gurwood ; complete, with General Index^ 13 vols,
8vo. BEST EDITION, (pub. at £13. 10*) calf, £10. 10* 1837-39
Priced, 1840, Jas. Bohn. bds. £12, calf, £16 ; 1848, Payne and Foss, russia, £14. Us ; 1844,
White, calf, £\2, Us ; 1853, Dr. Uawtrey's copy fetched, calf, £11. lbs
*' For the Duke of Wellington's character as a statesman, let every one read his wonderful
Pespatches, which found a fame far loftier even than the triumphs of the warrior." — Ld, Brougham.
** Let us rejoice that the Campaigns of the Duke of Wellington have, in our days, been as dis-
tinguished for their humanity, forbearance, and even kindness towards our enemies, as for their
military glory. In this combination of the generous . with the martial virtues, Wellington has
excelled the Black Prince, and presented a noble example for the instruction and animation. of
Europe.** — Thtmer,
4i272 Welsh (Col. J.) Military Eeminiscences in the East Indies, 2 vols. 8vo. plans
and plates, cloth, ds 6d ^ 1830
:4273 A MiLiTABY LiBEABY : — ^Acciones en la Peninsula; Arago; Austerlitz; Bilbao;
British Campaign in 1794-5 ; Campagne en Italie, 1796-7 ; Campaign of 1792 ;
Campaigns in Italy and Germany, 1796-9; Contest in Spain, 1840; Clauzel;
Delaistre, Encyclop. de I'lng^nieur ; Dresde et Kulm, 1813 ; Dumas, Evene-
mens Militaires, 3 vols. ; Dussieux, Eussie ; Evenemens Militaires, 1799, 4 vols.;
Guerre de la P^ninsule ; Gardiner, Artillery ; Guerre de la Revolution, 1792-4,
2 vols. ; Haxthausen ; Hyginus et Polybius ; Jomini ; Jourdan ; Legrand ;
Battle of Leipzig, 1813 ; Labaume ; tigny ; Maurice ; Memorie Militari
Italiane ; Moore's Campaign in Spain; Miiller ; Picton ; Eocca ; Silva, Tactique ;
Tielke ; War in Spain and Portugal ; Witzleben ; Xylander ; and 30 other
modem works on the Wars in ^giers, the Crimea, India, etc., on modem
military tactics, fortification, etc. ; in all, 86 vols, and tracts, 4to. and 8vo. ;'«-
eluding manif maps, a bargain, 20^ 1792-1856
NAVAL SCIENCE, POLITICAL ECONOMY, &c. S5S
NAVAL SCIENCE.
4274 Campbell's Lives of the British Admirals, containing also a new and accnrate
Naval History from the earliest periods, continued to the year 1779, by Dr.
Berkenhout, new edition, revised, corrected, and brought down to the present
time by Henry Bedhead Yorke, 8 vols. 8vo. portrcUts, (pub. at £4. 16*) bds,
24s Land. 1812
" Campbell's Lives of the Admirals is an admirable work, and I would advise your Lordship
to ledeem your pledge to the Duke on some rainy day. You do not run the risk from the perusid
which my poor mother apprehended. She always alleged it sent her eldest son to the Navy, and
did not see with indifference any of her younger olive branches engaged with Campbell except
myself, who stood in no danger of the cock-pit or quarter-deck." — Letter qf Sir Walter Scoti tQ
Lord Montague on the Education qf the Duke qf Buecleugh.
4275 Glascock (Capt. W. N.) The Naval Service ; or Officer's Manual for every
grade in H. M. Ships, 2 vols. 8vo. (pub. at 21«) cloth, 5* 1836
4275*Lediaed's Naval History of England, 1066-1734, 2 vols, in 1, folio, calf, 15* 1736.
4276 Eeehobst's Mariner's and Merchant's Polyglot Technical Dictionary, in 10
Languages, obi. 8vo. half calf, ds 1850
4277 EUSSIAN NAVY: Tathoe Polozhenie, a valuable volume of Statistical Tables
connected with the Kussian Navy, large folio, 376 pp (317-18 wanting), arid 66
plates of Sails, Jf. hd, 15* 1840
4278 V ocABULAST (A) of Sea Phrases and Terms of Art, used in Seamanship and
Naval Architecture, 2 vols, in 1, 18mo. hf morocco, 5« 1799
POLITICAL ECONOMY, JUmSFBUDENCE, DIPLOMACY
4279 Abbott (Sir Charles) Tratado sobre as Leys relativas a Navios mercantes, e Ma-
rinheiros, 8vo. hds, 2s 6d Liverpool, 1819
4280 Afan de Eiveba, Considerazioni su i Mezzi da restituire il vsdore proprio a'
doni della natura del regno delle Due Sicilie, 2 vols. 8vo. maps, sd, 5s JNapoli, 1833
4281 AiTNAEs das Sciencias, das Artes e das Letras, por huma Sociedade de Porto-
guezes, Tom. I. — XVI. Svo. plates, hf. calf neat, 36* Pariz, 1818-^
4282 Abnoulb, de la Balance du Commerce et des Belations Commerciales Ezterieures
de ht France, particuli^rement de 1716-88, 2 vols, in 1, 8vo. cf. 2s Qd Pcms, 1791
4283 AuDOUiN, du Commerce Maritime, 2 vole. 8vo. ca^] 4* Paris, 1801
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4303 CUJACII Opera omnia, cum Indice generali et novis Additionibus, 11 vols. —
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tm meiUeur style et on fonds de Utt^rature ; la jari^radence romaine de?int elegantior, et Mettle-
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4307 ^Bsay upon the ^obable methods of making a People Gainers in the
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481X . Essays upon, L The Ballance of Power ; II. The Eight of making
War, and Peace, and Alliances; III. Universal Monarchy, 8vo. hd, uneut,
3* 6d 1701
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jusqu'a la fondation des Colonies d'Am^rique, 2 vols. 8vo. sd. 4a Paris, 1830
4813 iJUFiN (Ch.) M^moires sur la Marine et les Ponts et Chauss^es de Franoe et
d'Angleterre, 8vo. calf, 3« Boris, 1818
4314 DuFiN, Essais sur TOrganisation progressive de la Marine et des Colonies, 8vo.
sewed, 4a 1834
4315 ECOJNTOMISTI Italia^ti: ScrittoriclassiciltalianidiEconomiapolitica, Parte
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The ItaUaos hare a great many Economical works, especially with reference to money. The
liest of these works were published in a chronological Series (the aboTe), a publication which does
boooiir to Italy." — Maeculloch.
4316 Elliot's Diplomatic Code of the United States of America, embracing a collec-
tion of Treaties from 1778-1827, krge 8vo. ca^", 5* Washinaton, 1827
4317 ExiJCEN du Livre intitule E^flexions^olitiques surlesFinanoeB et le Commerce,
2 vols. 12mo. LABas pafbb, citron morocco, gilt edges, 9« La Saye, 1740
4318 Exposition Univebsells de 1851 (de Londres). Travaux de la Conmassion
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Contains rqx>rt8 by the most eminent scientific Frenchmen on the following subjects of the
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J'Indastne.
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POLITICAL ECONOMY, JURISPRUDENCE, DIPLOMACY. '«W
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6 vols. 8to. sd, Bs6d Paris, 1809
4821 Fbbitas (J. J. F. de) Bibliotlieca historica, politioa e diplomatica da Na^ao, Por-
tugueza, Tomo I. Svo. sd. 2s 6d Londres, 1830
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4324 Gbnovesi, lezioni di Commercio o sia d'Economia Civile, 2 vols. 8vo. ^. ^ 3* 1803
4325 — -^— the same, 2 vols. 8vo. half hound, 4« Qd Mil, 8or, di JSvers, PoL 1803
4326 GIO JA, Nuovo Prospetto delle Scienze Economiche, Idee teoriche e pratiche, in
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uncut, 27s Milano, 1815-17
4327 Traftato del Merito e delle Eicompense, 2 vols. 4to. sd. 5* 1818-9
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4329 Gt)GUET, de TOrigine des Lois, aes Arts, et des Sciences, et de lenrs progr^ .
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4329 * sisi^me edition, 3 vols. 8vo. plates, calf, 7s 6d 1820
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4331 Gobdon's (T. F.) Digest of the Laws of the United States, stout 8vo. ^.3« 6d 1827
4332 Gbaham (Sir James) Com and Cmrency, 8vo. third edition, hds. 6» 1827
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4334 JOUEDAN. Becueu g^n^ral des Anciennes Lois Fran9aise8, depuis Tan 420
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Table generale, 30 vols. 8vo. sd, £3. 3* Paris, 1822, &c.
Priced, 1845, Bossanre, £b. lOt.
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2%s Bruxelles, 1837-88
4335* Another copy, 4 vols, royal 8vo. morocco, £2. 2s
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4336 Leibkitii Codex Juris Gentium diplomaticus, 2 vols, in 1, folio, veil. 12s 1699
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-place in the library of the statesman and scholar, of the private gendeman and the merehant''-—
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43^ MEYEE (J. D.j Enorit, Origine et Pro^s des Instittttioks Judiciaibbs des
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Tome I. Tableau da cUrdoppement des institutions ')\MaL\fS^T«&tiL %!^xBAXQ&\x«icc^ 5swfe!^\i(ai^
256 QUARITCH'S CATALOGUE OF
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Smith is opposed to the restriction on the exportation of wool ; and approves, in respect to it, of
the course suggested by the author of the ' Reasons for a Limited Exportation of Wool,' referred to
above." — Macculloch.
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43/^ TooKE (Thcs.) on tho High and Low Pricea of, 1793-1822, Bra V- cf* 3* ■ 1824
POLITICAL ECONOMY, JURtSPRUDBNCB, DIPLOMACY. 25|
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4389 ALFIERI, Cantus Gregorianus passionis Jesu Christi, 3 vols, folio, the music on
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4390 Ancient Concbets, Word Books for the Years 1785 to 1845, 37 vols. 12mo. some
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4391 Baetholinus (Casp.) de Tibiis veterum, 12mo. S plates, vellum, 3s Gd Homae, 1677
4392 Bunting's Ancient Music of Ireland, arranged for the Pianoforte, with an Essay
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4392*Buegoynb's Psalms, Metrical Versions, with 60 Psalms and 15 Hymns, har-
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the music engraved, (pub, at 21s) sd. Ss 6d 1827
4393 Eximeno, Dell' Origme e delle Regole della Musica, 4to. portrait and 22 plates •
of music, hf, honnd, uncut, 10^ JSoma, 1774
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8ft8 QUARlTCn'S CATALOGUE OP
4394 F6TIS, Biographie xLniyerselle des Musiciens et Bibliograpliie g^n^rale de la
Musique, 8 vols. roy. 8vo. original edition, sd, £2. 16* Bnix, 1834-44
4394* another copy, 8 vols, in 4, royal 8vo. kf. green morocco, £4.
A very excellent work, both the Lives and List of Works of the Musicians are extensive and
elaborate.
4395 Feuillet, Choregraphie on TArt de d^crire la Dance par Caract^res, Figures et
Signes ; E-ecueil de Dances par M. Feuillet ; Eecueil ae Dances par M. Pecour ;
3 vols, in 1, 4to. \h^;plate8 of the mtisic and the steps, calf, 7« 6d Paris, 1700-1
4396 Fux (Jo. Jos.) Gradus ad Famassum : Manductio ad Compositionem, original
and best edition, io\\o, frontispiece, fine copy, calf gilt, 12* Qd Viennce Aust. 1725
4397 GAFURII (Fr. Laudensis Regii Mtisici puhhce profitentis Delubrique Me-
diolanensis Phohasci) De Harmonia Musicordtn Instrumentorum opus, folio,
woodcuts, kf morocco, very fine copy, £3. 5* Mediolani, 1518
Very rare, unknown to Brunei, who mentions the other works of Gafurio.
4398 GEEBEETUS (Mart.) de Cantu et Musica sacra, a prima ecclesise sBtate usque
ad praesens tempus, 2 vols. 4to. plates of facsimiles of old Music, cf gt, £3. 1774
Ouvrage recherche et tres-important pour I'histoire de la musique au moyen-dge: on y troave
nn grand nombre de fac-simile d'anciens manuscrits. Ce livre a et^ imprim^ au Convent de S.
Blaise dans la Foret- Noire.
4398* Scriptores Ecclesiastici de Musica Sacra, ex variis Italiae, Galliae et
/ Germaniae Codd. MSS. coUecti, 3 vols. 4to. calf, very neat, £3. 3* 1784
4399 Geaduale Eomanum juxta Missale : Antiphonarium Komanum juxta Breviarium
SS. concil. Trident, i vols. 8vo. with the Gregorian music noted throughout, old
calf, 20« Paris, 1723-34
4400 GuNN, on the Harp of the Highlands of Scotland, 4to. large papee, plates, calf
neat, fine copy, bs Edinh, 1807
4401 HANDEL SOCIETY PUBLICATIONS : Handel's Coronation Anthems, edited
by Dr. Crotch ; Esther, by Lucas ; L'AUegro, etc. by Moscheles ; Israel in Egypt,
by Mendelssohn ; Ode for St. Cecilia's Day, by Mudie ; Acis and Galatea, by W .
S. Bennett ; Dettingen Te Deum, by Sir G. Smart, together 7 vols.impl. music
folio, all in Full Scose, with an arrangement for the Organ, or Piano, by the
Editor, £3. 35 1843-47
These superb editions of HandeFs Works were printed for subscribers only, at the rate of one
guinea per volume.
4402 HAWKENTS* (Sir John) General History of the Science and Practice of Music,
5 vols. 4to. with b\. portraits, and numerous engravings of Musical Instruments,
many pieces of old Music, Sfc. the Author* s own cop-y, hf calf uncut, £4. 16* 1776
A very esteemed work. Harward's copy fetched, 1858, at Sotheby's, £6. 7« 6</.
Hawkins' History having met with little success when first published — public attention being
at the same time engrossed with Bumey's work — only a small number of copies were sold, but the
value of Hawkins' work as a vast storehouse of curious and interesting information, having in recent
ttraes been proved, the commercial yalue has in consequence risen considerably.
4403 Heinichen, der General-Bass in der Composition ; mit einer Einleitung von der
Musik iiberhaupt, sm. 4to. 980 pp. containing music, hf vellum, \0s Dresd. 1728
4404 Jones (Edw.) Musical and Poetical Eelicks of the WelJsh Bards, and History of
the Bards and Druids, with an account of their Music, Poetry and musical In-
struments, Welsh and English, with the Music, impl. 4to. original edition,fron'
tispiece, hf bd, ISs 1784
4404* the third editiofi, impl. 4to. hds. Us 1808
Priced, 1841, Rodwell, £1 . Iff.
4405 the Bardic Museum of primitive British literature, impl. 4to. Welsh
and English, with 26 engraved pp. of Music, frontispiece, hf bd. rare, 20* 1802
** Forming a second volume to the MosiiXLl and Poetical Relicks."
4406 KIEC^EEI (Athanasii) Musurgia sive Axs magna Consoni et Dissoni, qnk uni-
versa sonorum dOctrina et musicae scientia traditur, et admirandae vires Con-
soni et Dissoni in Mundo, Natura, et omni pene facultate demonstrantur, 2 vols,
in 1, very stout folio, with frontispieces and tipwards of 30 large plates and cuts,
of Music, Machinery, Mathematics, etc. vellum, very fine copy, £2. 1650
This work, says Dr. Bumey, which undoubtedly contains many curious and amusing portions,
is however disgraced by the author's credulity and ill-founded assertions. The author has been
truly called ** Vir immensae quidem, sed indigestae erudicionis." Yet with all its imperfections,
iJge Maeorg^m contains much <earioiu and uBcfiil information.
MUSIC, SONGS. S59
4407 LA BOBDE, Essai sur la Musique, 4 yol?.^ 4to. with upwards qf 200 very fine
plates of Musical Instruments amt- Performances, also many engraved pa^es of
Songs with the Music and celebrated Airs of all Countries, calf, £2, 2s 1780
Priced, 1831, H. Bohn, £5. lbs; 1840, J. Bohn, £3. 13« 6<f.
4408 MAE/TINI (G. B.) Storia della Musica, 3 vols. 4to. folding plates and tables,
very neat in calf, rare, £3. Bolognxi, 1757-81
A classical and very elaborate work.
4408* Esemplare o sia Saggio fondamentale practice di Contrappunto sopra il
Canto Fermo, z^ vols, nice copy, hf» mor, gt, backs and edges, scarce, 25« ib. 1774-5
4409 M^K^> Allegemeine Musiklehre, 8vo. bds, Zs Leipzig, 1846
4410 North's (Hon. Roger) Memoirs of Music, printed from the original MS., with
Notes, by Dr. Rimbault, sm. 4ito. portrait, (pub. at 15«) \f. morocco, 9s 1846
4411 PARRY (John, Bardd Alaw) The Welsh Harper, being an extensive collection of
Welsh Music, arr. for the Harp or Piano, with historical annotations, and obser-
vations on its character and antiquity, also an account of the Harp, 2 vols. impl.
Aito. portrait and engraved pp, of Music, (pub, at £2. 6«) cloth, 28* 1848
4412 PENJSTA (Lorenzo) li Primi Albori Musicali per li Principianti della Musica
Eigurata : Canto Figurato, Contrapunto e I'Organo 6 Clavicembalo, sm. 4fco.
large woodcut of the hand and scale at p, 9, ca^ extra, gilt edges, the Duke qf
Marlborough* s copy, £2. 2s Bologna, 1696
Best edition of this rare and curious work, containing the author's last additions. See Bur*
ney's History, iii. 539. This copy has the scarce portrait added.
4413 Recueil de Cantates, Fran9oises et Italiennes, Airs Serieux et a Boire, obloi
4to. with the musical notes, calf, 2s 6d Amst, 17*
4414 Sale's Psalms and Hymns for the service of the Church, 4to. cloth, 4* Qd 1837
4415 Smith's Harmonics, or Philosophy of Musical Sounds, stout 8vo. best edition,
LARGE vh.vwBi, presentation copy from the Author, calf neat, 4* ^d Camb. 1749
4416 STADEN (J.) Operum Musicorum Posthximorum pars I. Cantus I, III, IV,
Tenor I, II, Bassus et Bassus generalis,^t;e parts complete, folio, vellum, raire,
36* Norimb. 1643
'^^^ A valuable and interesting memorial of old Instrumental music, of rich harmony and
peculiar modulation. The work is not mentioned by F^tis.
4417 Supplement aux Parodies du Th^^tre Italien, 3 vols. 8vo. with music of the airs,
calf gilt, 5* Baris, 1764-6
4418 Taetini (G.) de* Principi dell' Armoniamusioale contenuta nel Diatonico Genere,
4to. bds. clean and uncut, 6s Badova, 1767
4419 THOMSON (W.) Orpheus Caledonius, or a Collection of the best Scotch Songs,
set to Musick, folio, engraved and printed for the Author, at his hou^e in
Leicester Fields ^ne copy in old calf, gilt edges, rare, £1. 1* London, (P 1710)
4420 TIBALDI (Gio. B.) Sonate a tre, due Violini e Violone 6 Organo, 6 parts bouna
in 1 vol. 4to. engraved titles, fine copy, original gilt vellum, rare, 30« Boma, 1704
I believe the above work to be the only example where engraved plates and the moveable type
have been used conjointly.
4421 TuELE (Jas.) and Tayloe (Edw.), the Peopjle's Music Book. Psabn and Hymn
Tunes, Sacred and Secular Music ; comprising Anthems, Motets, Sacred Songs,
Glees, Madrigals, etc. 3 vols. 8vo. upwards of 400 classical pieces, with Biano-
forte arrangement, (pub. at £1. 12*) cloth, 16* 1844
4422 ZARLINO (G.) tutte I'Opere : Istitutioni e Dimostrationi Harmoniche ; con
Sopplimenti Musicali, 4 vols, in 2, folio, cuts, fine copy in limp vellum, rare,
£3. 3* V&netia, 1588- 89
There appears to be no title to the second volume published. Fetched, 1858, Puttick, 4 vols*
in 1, £4. 10«.
GAMES, SPORTS, EXERCISES.
4423 CIRINO (And.) de natura et solertia Canum, in quo Veterum Oracula, Amman-
tium arcana, lerarum mores, etc. illustrantur, sm. 4to. many rude woodcuts of
various breeds of DoQS, vellum, very rare, 2&s Banormi, 1663
The most elaborate historical Essay on the Dog Tribe, including even its Biblical History.
4424 [Cox], Gentleman's (the) Recreation : Hunting, Fowling, Hawking, Fishing,
thick %vo. fifth edition, plates, calf, 9* 170/
4425 the same, 8vo. sixth edition, frontispiece and Z folding plates, ca\fneat,
the back symbolically tooled, 12s 1721
This copy has the folding sheet of music, giving easy directions for Blo^nsk!|.\3b&^^T^V'^^^^»s^'^
often wanting* The Appendix contains choice receipts foi \.\i& cmlt^ ol«i^«ni\&aW^«^*
26Q QUARITCH'S CATALOGUE OP
- - -■■■-■■■■ 1 — ■ ■ ' •
4426 LiGEB, AmuBements de la Campagne, on nouyelles Eusea innocenteB de prendre
aux Pi^ges des Oiseaux, des Betes, etc. et les Secrets de la P^che, 2 vols. 12mo.
numerous woodcuts of Traps, calf gilt, fine copy, bs Paris, 1753
4427 OLINA (Gio. P.) Uccellieba overo iDiscorso della Natura e Proprieta di Di-
versi Uccelli e in particolare di que* che cantano, con il modo di prendergli,
conoscergli, allevargli, e mantenergli, 4to. with ^^ fine woodcuts the size of the
page, hy Tempesta and Villamena ; representing full-length figures o/*Bieds,
and the Italian meikvds of setting traps, fowling and teaching birds to sing,
vellum, £2. lOs Roma, 1622
4428 another edition, 4to. 66 woodcuts hy Ttmpesta and Villamena, some of
them differing from the above, fine copy, calf gilt, £2. 12* 6c? Roma, 1684
4429 Bibd-Hatching. Reaxtmue, Art de faire ^clorre et d'^lever en toute saison des
Oiseaux domestiqnes de tontes especes par la chalenr du fumier et par le feu,
2 vols. 12mo. numerous folding plates and neatly executed vignettes, beaut^l
copy, in choice old olive morocco extra, IGs Paris, 1749
DIBECTORIES, CALENDARS, PEERAGES.
The introduction of this Class is an entirely new feature in Boolcsellers* Cafa"
logues. Gentlemen engaged upon statistical or historical "Researches are constantly
enquiring after such ** supposed" useless volumes in Public Libraries, and miss them
there to their regret,
4430 Almaitach de Gotha, 12mo. portraits, variotis volumes, at 2s 6d each.
4431 AKMY LIST, published by the War Office, containing a list of the Officers of
the Army and iloyal Marines on full, retired, and half-pay, for the years 1797,
1827, 1830, 1831, 1832, 1835, 1836, 1837, 1838, 1841, 1844, large 8vo. to be sold
separately at 4* 1758-1846
4432 BAjSTKRUPT Registeb : Perry's Bankrupt and Insolvent Gazette, containing
a complete E/egister of English, Scotch, and Irish Bankrupts, Insolvents, &c.
1827-47, Vols. 2—22, together, 21 vols, stout 12mo. hf mor. rare, £3. 1827-47
4433 Belgium. Almanach Eoyal Officiel, par Tarlier, roy. 8vo. hf cf 2s 6d Bnix. 1850
4443 Cambridge University Calendar, for 1801, 1810, 1818, 1820—26, 1829, 1838,
1841-2, 1844-9, and 1853-7, 25 vols. 12ino. bds. 25* Cambridge, 1810-53
4435 INDIA. Dodwell and Miles' List of the East India Company's Bengal,
Madras, and Bombay Civil Servants, 1780-1839, with Lists of the Governors-
General and East India Directors, 3 vols, royal 8vo. (pub. at £4. 14* 6d) cloth,
20« 1839
4436 Alphabetical List of the Officers and medical Officers of the Indian
Army for the three Presidencies, from 1760-1837, 2 vols, royal 8vo. (pub. at
£2. 25) cloth, 10s 1838-39
4437 List of Officers of the Madrajs Army, 1760-1837, 8vo. cloth, 2s 1838
4438 East India Eegisteb and Army List, contaimng complete lists of the Company's
servants, civil, military, and marine, with their appointments, compiled by
Mason and Owen, and Clark, from 1821 to 1857, inclusive, together 74 vols. sm.
8vo. including the variations issued in the same year, morocco, £6. 1818-58
4439 Bombay Calendar and Directory, 8vo. cloth, 2s 6d Bombay, 1847
4440 Madras Almanac and Compendium for 1839 ; Pharoah's for 1854 ; Madras
Alinanac and Compendium for 1857 ; 3 vols. 8vo. majp, bd. 15s Madras, 1839-57
4441 Peinsep's Register of the East India Company's Civil Servants of the Bengal
Establishment, from 1790 to 1842, with List of the Governors General, royal
8vo. hf bd. 6s Calcutta, 1844
4442 Java Annual Directory and Almanack for 1814-17, 4 vols. 8vo. sd. very rare,
10s Batavia, 1814-17
4443 LONDON. Complete Guide to the City of London and parts adjacent, contain-
ing the Names of all the Streets, &c. and the Names and Places of abode of
Merchants, Traders, eta., the nitkh edition, 12mo. 204 y^, folding map of London
and plan of the Royal Mxchxmge, bd, 20« 1763
4444 the same, the eleventh edition, 12mo. 264 pp. hds, 10s 1768
4445 London Directory, containing the Names and Eesidences of the Merchants,
etc. in the Metropolis and its environs, with the number affixed to each house,
. sm. 8vo. 176 pp. plan of the Royal Exchange, 4/*. hd. uncut, 12* (1796)
DIRECTORIES, BIBLIOGRAPHY, LITERARY HISTORY. 2$i
4446 Oxford Ukivebsity Calendar for 1823-28, 1834, 1845-47, 1S49, 1853-54, 13 vols.
12mo. 10* Oaford, 1824-53
4447 EOYAL KALENDAE for 1800, 1821, 1823-6, 1829-30, 1833, 1835-52, together
30 vols. 16mo. and 12mo. including Eider's British Merlin for 1800, 1820, 1823,
1824-6, 1829, 1830, 1833, 1835, and the British Calendar for 1821 and 1827, and
Eidgway's Peerage for 1823, 1829-30, 1833, 1835-42, 1845-7, 1849-50, bound, lOs
1775-1862
BIBLIOGRAPHY, LITERARY HISTORY.
Idteraty Jovamals and Transactions are inserted in this Class ; — Scientific Transactions
are amongst the next Class " Sciences."
4448 Adles's (J. G. C.) Uebersicht seiner bibUschkritischen Eeise nach Eom, 12mo.
bds, 5* Altona, 1783
4448* Adrian, Catalogus codicnm Manuscriptomm Bibliothecae Academicae Gis-
SENSis, 4to. S facsimiles, bds. extra, giU edges, 10s Franco/, ad Manum, 1840
4449 the same, 4to. sd. Ss 1840
4450 Amsterdam Academy, Catalogus van de Boekerig der Akademie van We-
tenschappen te Amsterdam, Vol. I. part 1, 8vo. 342 pp. bds, 5s Amst, 1858
Comprises the Transactions of Learned Societies.
4451 Annxjaibe Histoeique Universel, fond^ par Lesur, 1818-1843, 26 vols. 8vo. Jlf.
bd. calf, the last not uniform, £2, 1818-44
Each volume gives a different abstract of the Politics and Statistics of Europe for the past year.
4452 Audiffeedi (J. B.) Catalogus Historico-Criticus Eomanarum editonum Ssoculi
XV. 4to. calf Is Bomce, 1783
4453 BAILLET, Jugemens des Savans snr les principaux Ouvrages des Auteurs ;
avec I'Anti Baillet par Manage ; et Gibert Jugemens sur les Auteurs qui out
traits de la Ehetoeique,»17 vols. 12mo. vellum, very neat, £2. 2* Amst, 1725
**Cette Edition en 12mo. est celle qu'on pref^re." — Brunei,
Priced, 1831, Bohn, £2. 12« Qd.
** Baillet's Jugemens des Savans, edited by De la Monnoye, is one of those works with which
no man, fond of typographical and bibliographical pursuits, can comfortably dispense." — Dibdin*
4454 Baebier et Desessabts, nouvelle Biblioth^ue d*im Homme de Groiit, 5 vols. 8vo.
hf cf, lOs PaHs, 1808-10
4455 Baueb, Bibliotheca Librorum variorum universalis, cum 2 Supplementis, 7 ycAb,
12mo. sd, 32* Niimberg, 1770-91
4456 idem, cum Su^lemento primo, 6 vols. 12mo. calf, 15s Niimberg, 1770-4
4457 BAYLE, Dictionnaire historique et critique ; 5me edition par Des Maizeaux,
4 vols, folio, an excellent copy in russia, £2. 10* Amst. 1740
4458 Dictionnaire historique et critique; nouvelle 6dition, augment^e de
notes extraites de Chaufepi^, Joly, Marchand, etc. 16 vols. 8vo. best edition,
\f. bd. £5. Paris, 1820
4459 BAYLE'S Dictionary, Historical and Critical, with the Life of the Author by
Des Maizeaui^ 5 vols, io^o, portrait, best edition, £5. 5s 1734-38
" Bayle was a man of immense but desultory reading ; of a subtle understanding, invincible
patience, and not less indomitable industry. His Dictionary is as a Cornucopia of flowers— bright,
blooming, and captivating ; bat the roses have more than an ordinary share of keen and penetrating
thorns. The notes are the grand field in which Bayle delighted to pour forth his multifarious
knowledge ; and I have reason to believe that his ' Life of Nero* fiimished a celebrated Greek
quotation at a late ever-memorable state trial. But a further word respecting this extraordinary
man. If he was sceptical, he was peaceably disposed in private life ; although constantly assailed
by the bitterest enemies. £ven his * magnum opus,' the Dictionary, was criticised before it ap-
peared ; a practice not confined to foreign countries. Jurieu, Saurin, and Le Clerc were unable, col-
lectively, to ruffle the calmness of his temper, or embitter the sweetness of his retirement. He told
Des Maizeaux, in one of his letters, that from twenty to forty, he worked fourteen hours a day —
and, in fact, he never knew what leisure was.'' — Dibdin^s Library Companion,
4460 BERLIN' ACADEMY PAPERS: A collection of 31 valuable and important
Dissertations and Works on Philology, Ancient Art and Literature, with many
plateSf in 2 portfolios, 4to. red morocco, dOs Berlin, 1846, etc.
This collection includes, A. Philology : Hagen, die Schwanen-Sage ; Bopp, Georgische
Sprache ; Schott, das Altaische Sprachen geschlecht ; Hagen 's Artus ; J. Grimm's Di'ut&cVxA,
Sprache; in all, 13 parts. — B. Ancient Art: Gerhard's Agathodft-vawsi^ ^o.Ki\\cax^ <«. >^\vi%N
262 QUARITCH'S CATALOGUE OF
Welcker's Lesche su Delphi ; Panofka's der Vasenbildner Panphaios ; Panof ka's Perseus ; Ger-
hard's Kunst der Phoenizier ; together 8 parts, with plates.^C. Scientific ; Karsten, die Vegeta-
tions Orgaoe der Palmeo, with plates, and others by Bessel, Encke, &c. together 10 parts.
4461 BEENARD (Auguste, membre dela Soci^t^ des antiquaires de France) del'Ori-
gine et des debuts derimprimerie en Europe, 2 toIs. 8vo. IS plates offacsimiles,
p<wier verg4, (pub. at 20 fr.) weto, sd, 10* I^aris, 1853
4462 BIBLIOTECA ITALIAN A, ossia Giomale di Letteratura, Scienze ed Arti,
compilato da una Societa di Letterati (Monti, Breislak, Giordani ed Acerbi)
dal suo principio nel 1816 al Dicembre, 1837, 88 vols. 8vo. plates, hoards,
£3. Milano, 1816-37
A Talnable, critical and scientific Periodical.
4463 BIOGEAPHIE GJSNJSEALE (Nourelle) depuis les temps les ^us recul^s
jusqu'a nos jours, publi^e par Didot, sous le Direction de M. le l)r. Hoefer,
Vols. 1 to 28, (A— La Laure), 8vo. sd. £3. I65 Paris, Didot, 1852-58
44/d4t BiOGBAPHiE modeme, ou Galerie historique des Fran9ais depuis la Revolution,
2 vols. 8vo. 5» Paris, 1815
4465 BIOGEAPHIE UNIVEESELLE, Ancienne et Modeene, 52 vols, in 26,
8vo. French calf gilt, £9. 9s Paris, Michaud, 1811-28
Still the best, and only complete great French Biographical Dictionary.
4466 BIOGEAPHIE Univeeselle, ou Dictionnaire de tons les Hommes, par une
Society de gens de lettres, 21 vols. impl. 8vo. (4to.) sd. £3. ds Bruxelles, 1843-47
The best Biographical Dictionary for such a reasonable price.
4467 BotTTBRWEK's Geschiclite der Poesie und Beredsamkeit, in Italien, Spanien,
Portugal, Frankreich, England und Deutschland, vom 13ten bis zum 18ten
Jahrhundert, 12 vols, in 6, 8vo. (pub. at 21 thalers) hf. hd. calf, 21s Got. 1801-19
Volumes 7 and 8 are entirely devoted to the History of English Literature, from the end of
tiie BizteeDth century to Burke, Dr. Johnson, Blair, etc. r
Contents: Vol. 1 , 2, Einleitung ; Italienische Poesie; 3, 4, Spanische und Portuguesische
Poesie; 5, 6, Franzosische Poesie; 7, 8, Englische Poesie; 9 — 11) Deutsche Poesie; 12, Syst.
imd Kamen-Register. •
4468 British 3Mruseuill« Catalogue of the Maps, Prints, and Drawings at-
tached to the Library of George III. now in the British Museum, royal folio,
hds. not published, 18* 1829
4469 Catalogue of the Printed Books, Vol. I. A to Azz. sm. folio, cloth, 16* 1841
This volume contains 91 admirable rules for cataloguing. The article Academies supplies a
yaluable Bibliography of all the Transactions of Learned and Publishing Societies.
4470 List of Additions made to the Collections (MSS., Books, Natural
History, and Coins), 1831-2, 2 vols, royal 8vo. hds. 2* Qd ^ 1833-4
4471 CoTTONiAN LiBBAEY. A Catalogue of the Manuscripts in the Cottonian Li-
brary, deposited in the British Museum, folio, hf. hd. Is Qd 1803
4472 Haeleyan Libeaby. A Catalogue of the Harleyan Collection of Manu«
scripts preserved in the British Museum, 2 vols, folio, portrait of Rohert Sarley^
Earl of Oxford, hf. russia, I2s 6d 1759
4473 Beydges (Sir Egerton) Polyanthea Librorum vetustiorum Italicorum, gall. hisp.
angl. et latinorum, 8vo. 464 pp. hf. hd. onl^ 75 copies printed, 15* Geneves, 1822
4474 Bulletin des Sciences Historiques, Antiquit^s, Philologie, r^dig^ par MM,
ChampoUion, sous la direction de M. Le Baron de Ferussac, Vols. 5 to 19,
(wanting vol. 15 and 16) 8vo. hf. hd, 65 1826-31
4475 Catalogus Librorum Manuscriptorum Angliae et Hibemise, in unum collect.
cum Indice, thick folio, calf, 6« Oxon. 1697
4476 CAVE, Scriptorum Ecclesiasticorum Historia Literaria, a Christo nato ad S.
XIV. 2 vols, large folio, hest edition, calf neat, scarce, £2. 5« 1740-43
Priced, 1843, £4. 4*.
4477 Chaeitius (A.) De viris erudiiiis Gedani ortis, sm. 4to. hf. hd. rare, 7s 6d 1715
4478 Chevillieb (Andr^) I'Origine de I'lmprimerie de Paris, 4to. calf 2s Paris, 1694
4478*Cheist (Joh. Pr.) Catalogus Bibliothecae suae, auctione publicae venditae, 2 vols.
12mo. fine paper, toith prices, hds. 5s Lipsiae, 1757-8
4479 Clemmii Novae amoemtates Hterariae, 4ifacs. in 1 vol. 8vo. vellum, Is 6d
Stuttg. 1764
1480 Cottonian Library. A Catalogue of the Manuscripts in the Cottonian Library,
Svo. hds. 2s 6d London, 1777
BIBLIOGRAPHY, LITERARY HISTORY. ^A
4481 COUETIN, Encyclopedic modeme, ou Dictionnaire abroge des Sciences, dea ,
Lettres et des Arts, avec indication des ouvrages ou les divers sujets sont d^e^
lopp^s ei approfondls, 26 vols. 8yo. two of them coiUaining the plates, sd* 26s 1824
Priced, 1845, Bossange, 195 fr.
Among the Contributors to this excellent Modern £ncyclop»dia may be remarked, Arnault
Azais, Jouy, Orfira, llssot, Benjamin Constant, Lanajuinais, Picard, &c. &c.
4482 CoxE (Hen. O.) Catalogi Codicum MSS. Bibliothecae Bodleianae pars I., Becen-
sio Codicum u-raecorum, cum Indice, 4to. 961 pp. cloth, 12s Oxonii, 1853
4483 ejusdem pars 3, Codices Graeci et Latmi Canonciani, cum Indice, 4to.
918 vja. cloth, 10* ib, 1864
4484 GEE VIENNA, Catalogue raisonn^ de sa collection de livres, 6 yoIs. in 3, 4to.
hajfhd. uncut, £2. Amstel. 1775
" Catalogue curieuz, dont le 5e tome renferme diverges lettres in^dites d'hommes celSbres da
16e et du 1 7e si^cle. Vendu 55 fr. M*Carthy."— Brioic/.
Priced, 1832, Payne and Foss, £3. 3« ; 1837 and 1848, £3.
4485 — Catalogue des Livres de la Biblioth^que de M. Crevenna, avec lesprix,
5 vols. 8vo. sd. 12s Amst. 1789
4486 DE BIJEE, Bibliographic instructive : ou Traits de la connaissance de Livres
rares et singuliers, 9 vols. 8vo. 1^. parchment, uncut, 12s Paris, 1765-68
4487 Bibliographie Instructive ou traits de la Connaissance des Livres rares
et singidiers, 7 vols. — Supplement, 2 vols, — Table des livres anonymes, 1 vol. —
together 10 vols. 8vo. old calf gilt, £2. 2s Paris, 1763-82
•* C'etait une production tout-k~fait neuve et remarquable." — Brunei.
4488 De Bure, Catalogue des Livres, provenans de la Biblioth^ue de M. le Due De
La Valli^re, 2 vols, in 1, Large Paper, with the prices, calf, 5s Paris, 1767
4489 Delepieebe (O.) Macaroneana, ou Melanges de Literature Macaronic^ue des
differents Peuples de FEurope, 8vo. sd, 9s Gd Parts, 1852
4490 Denis, die Merkwiirdigkeiten der Garellischen Bibliothek, 4to. hf hd. 9« 1780
4491 Annalium Typographicorum Mich. Maittaire Supplementum, st. 4to.
half vellum, 9s VienruB, 1789
4492 DLdDIN'S Bibliographical, Antiquaeian, and Picturesque Tour in Fbakcb
and Germany, 3 vols, royal 8vo. plates, portrait of the author, from a private
etching hy Mrs. JD. Tamer, and a set of Lewis Etchings from drawings made
by him during the Tour, on India papeb, green morocco extra, joints, gilt edges,
£9. 9s 1821
Published at £l 1. 11« ; priced, 1828, Wheatley, bds. £12.. hf. bd. £13, 13» ; 1829, J. Bohn,
bds. £11. 11«; 1837, Payne and Foss, russia, ;^16. 16«, mor. £15. 15«; 1840, Jas. Bohn, mor.
£14. 14«; 1843, J. Bohn, i;9.and£l0. 10«; 1845, Payneand Foss, mor. £14. 14« ; 1847, U. Bohn,
mor. £11. lis; 1848, Payne and Foss, mor. ;^14. 149. — Copies fetched: 1855, Baker's mor.
j^l2. 15«; 1846, Bland's hf. russia, £8. 15«;1857, at Sotheby's £10. 15«; 1857, Payne and
Foss's sale, £9. 15« ; Utterson's, mor. £11. The second edition, 3 vols, crown 870. pub. at £2, \5s,
sells at a very moderate price.
This work contains much curious information respecting the MSS. and rare works in public
and private libraries. It is printed and embellished in the same style of excellence as the Doctor's
other works. The private plates, often added, are Count Brienne, the Prater, and Diane de Poictiers.
4493 DiBDiK. Catalogue of the Books printed in the 15th Century, id the Gassano
Library, with a Oreneral Index to the Bibliotheca Spenceriana and ^des Al-
thorpianse, impl. 8vo. bds. 10s 1823
4494 Library Companion, 8vo. calf extra, 20s 1824
4495 DIBDIN'S Northebk Toub : A Bibliographical, Antiquarian and Picturesque
Tour in the Northern Counties of England (Lincoln, York, Durham, Northum-
berland) and Scotland, 2 vols, royal 8vo. embellished with upwards of 100 beaU'
tiful engravings, Jine impressions, (pub. at £14. 14s in bds.) green morocco extra,
gilt edges, £4. 10s London, 1838
'* In every respect this is one of the most beautiful publications which has issued from the
press of this counti'y. A combination is here exhibited in the same work, which of late years has
never been excelled. £nglish and Scotch artists have both been called into requisition, and the
result has been two such resplendent volumes as only Great Britain could have produced."
*' The chief points or objects of this work are developed in the title-page; namely, biblio-
graphy, antiquities, and the picturesque. But it would be an unjust conclusion to infer that these
beautiful volumes embraced no other subjects : for there is much of historical research, and
more of social intercourse ; the author having been made a welcome visitor «X %.^\sv^<^^ "^^^r^
most respectable societies in the North of England, and in ScoW^u^. 'V\\^ ^\^-\>a^>s.^Q^i>8.\:i'«.'«*^'»^-
Ui aUARITCH'S CilTALOGUE OV
^■NT telb its own tale, by a careful glance at the nomeroiu and beautiful plates by which these
pages are adorned."
Dr. Dibdin has been termed the ' De Bure of the nmeteenth century.' How well he has
teerited this title, few who have had occasion to refer to his elegant volumes — ^and what lover of old
books does not do so daily 7 — but will join heartily in the compliment thus conveyed. I'he science
of Bibliography was at the lowest in this country when the Bibliomania appeared ; and to it we are
mainly indebted for the formation of those literary clubs in England and Scotland, which have
added so much to our literary stores during the last twenty years. It has been remarked by a well-
known critic, that *' no collection can be complete without Mr. Dibdin's volumes ; which are, inde-
pendent of the solid information they contain, frequently enlivened by literary anecdote, and ren-
dered generally interesting by great variety of observation, and acuteness of remark." — BriLCritie,
4496 iDiCTioNNAiBB Univebsel, historique, critique, et bibliographique, par Chaudon
et Delandine; neuvihme edition, augment^e de 16,000 articles, 20 vols. %vo..hf.
hd. calf, 34* Taris, 1810
4497 DicTioNNAisE BIBLIOGRAPHIQUE, historique et critique, de Livbes Babes, avec
le Supplement, 4 vols. 8vo, lif. hd. uncut, 25* Paris, Delalain, 1802
4498 Dlabacz (G. J.) AUffemeines nistorisches Kiinstler-Lexicon fur Bohmen, Mahren
und Schlesien, 2 vols, in 1, sm. 4to. hf. hd, 5* Prag. 1815
4499 DUTHILLOEUL, Bibliographie Douaisienne, Catalogue historique et raisonnd
des livres imprimis a Douai, (1563-1841), avec des notes bibliographiques et
litt^raires, 8vo. Iviii and 468 pp. ^ morocco, gilt, uncut, 18* Douai, 1842
4500 DU VEEDIEE., (Antoine Seigneur de Vauprivas) La Biblioth^que, contenant
le Catalogue de tons ceux qui ont escrit ou traduict en rran9ois et autres Dia-
lectes de ce B,oyaume, bound in 2 vols. i6\io,Jine copy in red Morocco, gilt edges,
from the MacCaethy Collection, £3. 3* In/on, 1585
4501 EBEET'S Bibliographisches Lexicon, 2 vols, in 1, sm. 4to. hj\ cf. 25* Leipz, 1821
4502 FEEEAM (J. B.) Vitae Virorum illustrium Seminarii Patavini, 8vo. calf gilt, 5*
Patavii, 1815
4503 FLOEGEL'S (C. Fr.) Ge8cliichtederKomisclienLiteratur,4vols.8vo. no plates,
^, hd, calf, ISs 1784-87
4504 Geschichte der Komischen Litteratur, 4 vols. — Gescbichte des Grotes*
kekomischen, ein Beitrag zur Geschichte der Menschheit, plate, 1 vol. — toge-
ther 6 vols. 8vo. 4/- hd. calf neat, 30* Leipzig, 1784-88
4505 FoppENS, Bibliotheca Belgica, sive virorum in Belgio, vitll scriptisque lUustrium
Catalogus, usque ad 1680, 2 vols. 4to. plates, calf, 18* Bruxellis, 1739
Priced, 1837 and 1848, Payne and Foss, £2. 2*
4506 FOSSII (F.) Catalogus Cod. Ssec. XV. impressorum, qui in Publica Bibliotheca
Magliabechiana Florentise adversantur, 3 vols, folio, half calf, £1. 11* M
Florentia, 1793-4
A valuable list of Early printed books ; priced, 1840-48, Payne and Foss, sd. £1.11* 6<2.
4507 GiBABDOT (le Bon. de) Catalogue des Manuscrits de la Bibliotheque de Bourges,
royal 4to. 164 pp. executed in lithography, with facsimiles of initial letters, etc,
sd, only 90 copies printed, 14* Paris, 1859
4508 GOETzE (J. C.) die Merckwiirdigkeiten der koniglichen Bibliotheck zu Dress-
den, 3 vols. smaU 4to. a valuable Catalogue raisonnS of the Parities in the Dres-
den Library, hds, u/ncut, 25* Dresden, 1743-46
4509 GOEZEN (J. M.) Historic der gedruckten Niedersachsischen Bibebi, 1470-1621,
Halle, 1775 — Verzeichniss seiner Samml. seltener und merkwiirdiger Bibeln in
verschiedenen Sprachen mit kritischen und liter. Anmerkungen, 1777— J. G.
Palm, Historic aer deutschen Bibeliibersetzung Dr. Mart. Lutneri von 1517 bis
1534, herausgegeben von I. M. Goeze, 1772 — together 3 vols. 4to. half bd. calf
neat, gilt tops, uncut, contents lettered, 25* Hall^, 1772-77
4510 GEEY (Sir George) Catalogue of his Library : Philology, Vol. I, part I, South
Africa within the limits of British influence ; part II. Africa north of the tropic
of Capricorn ; part III, Madagascar. Vol. II. part I. Australia and Polynesia ;
Part ll. Papuan languages of me Loyalty Islands and New Hebrides ; Part III.
Fiji Islands and Eotuma ; Part IV. "New Zealand, the Chatham Islands and
Auckland Islands ; Continuation of Part IV. Potynesia and Borneo — in 1 vol.
8vo. If. morocco, uncut, 20* Printed at Cape Town, 1858-9
;il Vol. I. part I. South Africa, 8vo. 106 pp. sd. 3* Qd 1858
A learned and elaborate catalogue of books and manuscripts in the African, Australian, and
•Ifiiesian languages, filled with valuable philological remarks on the literature and grammatical
^ctare of these littlC'known tongues.
BIBLIOGRAPHY, LITERARY HISTORY. HB
4512 GsiBNEB (Mich. Hen.) Bibliotheca, publioa auetioiie Tendita, 2 toIs. in 1, 12mo.
arrarwed in classes, f>orirait, vellum, 6« Lijfsiae, 1734
4513 HAIIT (L.) Eepertonum Bibliograpliicxim, in quo libri omnes ab Arte Tjrpogra-
phica inventa usque ad MD. typia expressi ordine alpbabetico enumerantur,
4 vols. 8vo. Fine JPaper, (pub. at £5. 5*) hds. 25* Stuttg, 1826-38
The object of this work is similar to Panzeri Annales, but the arrangement being alphabetical
is more convenient.
4514 HAELEY. Catalogus Bibliothecae Harleianae, 5 vols. 8vo. arranged in Classes,
old calf, 15* London, 1743-45
4515 Heyse's Bucherschatz der deutsoken Kational-Litteratur des XVI. u. XVH.
Jahrh., 8yo. sd, \s 6d Berlin, 1854
4516 HisToiEE Litt^raire de la France, Tome XV. 4to. uncut, 10s Paris, 1820
4517 HOFMANNI (J.) Lexicon Universale, Historiam sacram et profanam, Chrono-
logiam, Geograpniam, Genealosiam, Mythologiam, etc. onmis aevi omnimn-
que gentium explanans, 4 vols, folio, best edition, fine copy in vellum, £2. 8*
Lugd. Bat, 1698
Priced, 1840 and 1848, Payne and Foss, vellam, £3. 5«.
" I heard a man of great learning declare, that whenever he could not recollect his knowledge^
he opened Hoffman's Lexicon, where he was sure to find what he had lost." — D'lsraelVs Cur, Lit.
Dr. Parr used to recommend it strongly, as the * EncyclopcBdia of the Ancient World* and Mr.
Chalmers says — *' It is a most useful book of reference, which should find a place in every learned
library." •
4518 HoLTEOP, Catalogus librorum Saec. XV° impressorum, quotquot in Bibliotheca
E.egia Hagana asservantur, 8vo. sd. 9* Hagae, 1866
4519 Index Librorum Prohibitorum et Expurgandorum, pro CatLolicis Hispaniarum,
stout folio, stamped binding, 7s ' Madriti, 1667
4520 INDEX Librorum prohibitorum ac expurgandorum novissimus, 2 vols, folio, the
genuine edition, vellum, scarce, 30* Matriti, 1747
4521 In DICE ultimo de los Libros prohibidos para los Reynos del Rey Don Carlos IV,
por mandato de Rubin de Cevallos, Inquisidor general, 4to. vet 7* Qd Mad. 1790
4522 IRIARTE (J.) Regise Bibliotheca Matritensis Codices GEiECi MSS. Vol. i;
folio, russia, marbled edges, 30* Matriti, 1769
Of this Catalogue, the first volume only was published, it is a most valuable and elaborate work.
4523 JocHEB*8 Gelehrten-Lexicon, thick 8vo. vellum, 3* Qd Leipzig, 1733
4524 Johnson's (J.) Typographia, or the Printer's Instructor : including an Account
of the Origin of Minting, with Biographical Notices of the Printers of England,
from Caxton to the close of the Sixteenth Century, 2 vols. 18mo. portraits on
india paper and woodcuts, (published at 30*^ bds. is Qd 1824
4525 JOURNAL des Savants, de 1836 jusqu'a 1856, 21 vols, royal 4to. (pub. at
£37. 16*) hf. bd. calf neat, £12. Paris, Imprimerie Royale, 1836-56
Containing contributions from Frenchmen, the most eminent in literature and science during
the present century.
'* The Journal des Savons is one of the oldest publications of this class, in Europe. After a
lapse of 25 years, it has recommenced under the auspices of Government. M. Daunou, who is the
principal Editor, has enriched it with some excellent articles on History. The names of Silvestre de
Sacy, Abel R^musat de Chery, celebrated orientalists, are also on the list of contributors, as well
as those of Cuvier, Raynouard, Gay-Lussac, &c.'* — Revue Ency, vol. II, p. 409.
4526 Keohn, Catalogus Bibliothecae Theologiae, Philologiae et Historiae, 8vo. hf, bd,
2* Hamburgi, 1723
4527 LAMII Catalogus Codicum Manuscriptorum in Bibliotheca Ricaediana Flo-
rentisB asservatorum, multa opuscula anecdota in lucem proferens et plura ad
historiam litterariam locupletandam, antea ignota, exhibens, folio, plates and
facsimile, neat in old calf gilt, rare, 30* ^ Liburni, 1766
4528 Le Long et Boebnebi Bibliotheca Sacra, edita cum notis et continuata a Masch,
5 vols. 4to. half calf, uncut, 25* Kalae, 1778-86
" Ce qui a paru de cette Edition fait vivement regretter la suite." — Brunet,
Contents : Vol. I. Bibliography of all the Editions of the Bible in Hebrew j Vol. 11. The
Oriental Versions : Vol. III. The Greek Versions ; Vol. IV. V. The Latin Versions.
4529 LONDON Institution. A Catalogue of the Library of the London Institution,
systematically classed, with Indexes of Subjects, Authors and Books, 4 vols. roy.
8vo. cloth, £a. 16* not published, 1835-52
Interesting for giving the contents of large sets of books, or yubUcaix^xv^ v8»t»R,^\s^ Vax^Nfc^
Societies.
2e$ QUABITCH'S CATALOGUE OF
4530 LoosjES, G^edenkBchriften wegens het vierde Eeuwgetijde van de TJityinding det
Boekdrukkunst door Lourens Janszoon Koster, geyierd 11 Julii, 1833, stout
8to. veUumpaper, portraits^ bds. &8 Haarlem, 1824
4531 Machado (Jj. Barbosa) Bibliotheca Lusitana, Yol. I. only, fol. uncut, £2, 1741
4532 MABSDEN. Bibliotheca Marsdeniana, or Catalogue of Books and Manuscripts
collected for a General Comfabison of Languages, and for the study of Orien-
tal literature, etc. 4to. bds. not printed for sale, 16* 1827
4532*Mabtin,- Catalogue des Livres de Feu M. Charles d'Orleans, Abb^ de Eothelin,
8vo. arranged in Classes, portrait, vellum, rare, 7s 6d Paris, 1746
4533 Meebman (G.) Origines Typographicse, 2 vols, in 1, stout 4to. labge and fine
PAFEB, ruled with red lines, portraits and 10 plates of facsimiles, etc. calf gilt^
gilt edges, fine copy, \%s Hague, 1765
** This is HD erudite and excellent work/* — Dibdin,
*' A work highly esteemed by aU bibliographers. It is most beautifully executed, of rare
occurrence, and when perfect bears a high price." — Hom^s Introduction,
4534 Memoibes de FAcademie des Sciences, Arts et Belles Lettres, de Caen, 3 vols.
8vo. plates, sd. lOs Caen, 1847, 49, 51
4535 M:^oiBE8 de I'lnstitut National des Sciences et Arts (Sciences Morales et Poli-
tiques) Vols. I.-V., in 10, 4to. plates, calf gilt, £1. Paris, 1799-1805
4536 INSTITUT de France. Memoires de rlnstitut Eoyal de France, " Classe
d*Histoire," Vol. I.-VI. 4to. sd. £2. Paris, 1815-22
4537 Memobias da Academia Beal des Sciencias de Lisboa, Vols. III. to XI. part 1>
folio, plates of Antiquities, sd. 6s Lishoa, 1812-31
4538 Meuselii (J. G.) Bibliotheca Historica, post Struvium et Buderum, nunc digesta^
amplificata, et emendata ; accedunt Indices Auctorum et Berum, 11 vols, in 22,
8vo. sd. 21s Lips. 1782-1804
Priced, 1840, Jas. Bohn, £5. bs; 1854, Dr. Hawtrey's copy, calf, fetched, £3. is ; 1859, Mit-
ford's, £3. 18».
This useful and valuable work is the fruit of great industry. It contains a most extensive
enumeration of works relating to history, geography, statistics, &c. arranged with considerable carew
4539 MoNTEiL, Traits de materiaux Manuscrits de divers genres d'histoire, 2 vols. 8vo.
plates, half morocco, 9« Paris, 1835-36
4540 MONTFAUCON, Bibliotheca Bibliothecabum'Manuscbiptobum Nova : ubi,
quae innumeris pene Msp. Bibl. continentur, ad quod vis literaturae genus spect,
describuntur et indicantur, 2 vols, folio, neat in old calf, 28* Paris, 1739
Mead's copy fetched, 37« ; Heath's, 39«. '* A learned and useful work, almost necessary for
every man of letters." Gibbon's Misc. Works, Vol. I, p. 341. See also: Dibdin's Decameron, Vol.
m. p. 207.
4541 MoBHOFii (D. G.) Polyhistor literarius, philosophicus et practicus, cura J. A.
Fabricii, 2 vols, stout sin. 4to. portrait, calf, 5* IMeccs, 1732
4542 ■ Idem, cura J. A. Fabricii, editio quarta, 3 vols, in 2, stout sm. 4to^
portrait, hf vellum, 10s JJuheccB, 1747
An ample general Literary History.
4543 Mottle's Bibliotheca Heraldica Magnae Britanniae : an Analytical Catalogue of
Books on Genealogy, Heraldry, Nobility, Knighthood, etc. and a Supplement of
Foreign Genealogical Works, roy. 8vo. (pub. at 36^) portrait, bds, ISs 1822
4544 Naples and Sicily. L'amico della Constituzione, Nos. 1 to 195, 1820>1,
andothers in the vol. — Giomali Varj, folio, hf calf, 8s 6d 1820-21
4545 GioBNALE del Eegno delle Due Sicihe, from July 1820 to May 31, 1821, stout
folio, hf. bd. uncut, lOs 1820-21
This Official Newspaper ceased as a Political Journal at the time of the Revelation there, de<-
voting its columns to matters connected with Geology, &c. until the subsidence of the outbreak.
4546 GiOBNALE Constituzionale del regno delle Due Sicilie, from July 8, 1820 to
March 20, 1821, in 1 vol. folio, /f. calf, 7s 6d 1820-21
4547 Tbacts and Pamphlets, State Papers, and. other Italian Political Documents of
that period — in 1 vol. sm. folio, hf. calf, 15* 1820-21
The above 4 volumes form a curious collection of Political Documents of the Revolutionary
Period, 1820-21, in Naples and Sicily.
4548 Nessel, Catalogus, sive recensio specialis omnium Codd. MSS. Graecorum nee-
non Linguarum Orientalium Bibliothecae Caesareae Vindobonensis, 3 parts in
1 vol. folio, numerous very curious plates of Facsimiles, mostly illustrative qf
J^arl^ Christian Art, russia, binding cracked, 15* Vindob, 1690
BIBLIOGRAPHY, LITERARY HISTORY.
26T
4549 NICEBON, Memoires ponr servir a THiBtoire des HommeB Ulastres dans In
Ke^ubliqae des Lettres, ayec un Catalo^e Kaisonn^ de leurs Ouvragea, par le
P. jNficeron, avec quelques Notices par le P. Oudin, J. B. Michatdt, et l\A.bb^
Groujet, 44 vols. 12mo. Paris, 1729
4650 the same, Tomes I — XXXII. 32 vols. 12mo. old calf gilt, Lord Wal'
poles cop-u, ISs 1729-35
4561 !NoDiEE, Biblioth^que sacr^e Grecque Latine, tableau chronologique, biogra*
phique et bibliographique des auteurs eccl^siastiques d^puis Moise jusqu*^ St.
Thomas D'Aquin, 8vo. calf neat, 6* Parts, 1826
4552 Description raisonn^e d*ime collection de Livres, 8vo. 6* 1844
4553 NOTES and QUERIES, a Medium of intercommunication for Literary Men,
Artists, Antiquaries, Genealogists, etc. a complete set &om the commencement,
Nov. 3, 1849, to June 25, 1869, being Series 1. 12 vols, with separate Index ;
Series II. 7 vols. — together 19 vols, and Index, sm. 4to. very neatly half l>ound
calf, from General Fox*s library, £S, 10s 1849-50
A copy, 17 vols, only, fetched, 1858, at Puttick's £S. 16«. The following distinguished writers ^
are among the contributors :
Henry Hallam, Esq.
J. O. Halliwell, Esq.
E. Hawkins, Esq.
Rev. J. Hunter.
Samuel Hickson, Fsq.
Douglas Jerrold, Esq.
Rev. Dr. Kennedy.
R. J. King, Esq.
Rev. L. B-. Larking.
M. A. Lower, Esq.
W. B. MacCabe, Esq.
Rev. Dr. Maitland.
Sir F. Madden.
J. H. Markland, Esq.
J. E. B. Mayor, Esq.
Lord Monson.
** Notes and Queries is become now an established institution, being^ possessed of that great
element of immortality, an individual character and purpose. When a man, or a book, or a periodi-
cal, has no strictly individual course, but is like fifty, or a hundred, or a thousand other new books
or periodicals, he or it may live and prosper doubtless, but the time will also come when he or it .
must die. There may be three score and ten years for a man, three score and ten months for a jour-
nal, three score and ten weeks for a book ; but the time still comes soon when each mast go hence
and be seen no more. Force of individual character is the sal tapientum, the turner of base metal
into gold, the preserving salt th&t is alone able to save from decay whatever perishable thing it touches.
This Notes and Queries has ; and because it has this, we may boldly predict that it shall be savoury
in the mouths of generations yet to come. Literary men, centuries after we are gone, will be taking
in their Notes and Queries : and the books that shall be hereafter, will be made the richer for the
odd and interesting and important Notes they furnish to the authors who contribute Queries for the
sake of getting them." — Examiner, 28th July, 1855.
4554 NOTICES et Extndts des Mamiscrits de la Bibliotheqne du Eoi, et d'autres
bibliotb^ques, publics par I'lnatitut royal de France, faisant snite aux Notices
et Extraits lus au Comity, ^tabli'dans 1' Academic des Inscriptions et Belles
Lettres, Vols. I. to XIII. — 13 vols, 4to. plates and facsimiles, hf. hd. calf, not
uniform, the Earl of Mun^ters copy, £6. 65 Paris, 1784-1838
4555 another set. Vol. I. to XT 10 vols. 4to. facsimiles, calf gilt, fine copy,
from Lord Rothesay* s library, £4i, Paris, 1787-1818
4556 tome XII. 4to. ^. bd. Is Qd ; bds, 10* Paris, 1831
As there is some irregularity in publication of the recent volumes, I give a statement of what
has been done since volume Xill. : vol. XIV. part 1,2 ; vol. XV. not out; vol. XVI. part 2;
vol. XVII. parts I, 2. The ** Notices et Extraits" form a desirable Supplement to the ** Histoire
de i*AcadSmie des Inscriptions** ** The existence and continuation of this collection, exhibiting
such noble proofs of French literary industry, are hardly sufficiently known or appreciated. How
is it that so excellent an example is not followed by other £uropean Governments V*
Jfev, Enc. vol. 4, p. 508,
4557 Oeme (W.) Bibliotheca Biblica, a list of Books on Sacred Literature, 8vo, fi<t%.
12# :E^%^>>i.^saAi
Lord Braybrooke.
John Britton, Esq.
John Bruce, Esq.
J. Burtt; Esq.
W. D. Christie, Esq.
J. P. Collier, Esq.
W. D. Cooper, Esq.
Bolton Corney, Esq.
P. Cunningham, Esq.
Professor De Morgan.
Dr. Diamond,
tlepworth Dixon, Esq.
Sir Fortunatus Dwarris.
Sir Henry ElHs.
C. Forbes, Esq.
£. Fobs, Esq.
R. M. Milnes, Esq., M.P.
George Ormerod, Esq.
J. R. Planch^, Esq.
£. F. Rimbault, Esq.
Rev. Dr. Rocjc.
S. W. Singer, Esq.
H. E. Strickland, Esq.
Earl of Shaftesbury.
W.J. Thoms, Esq.
B. Thorpe, Esq.
Rev. J. H. Todd, D.D.
Sir W. C. Trevelyan, Bt.
Albert Way, Esq.
Benjamin B. Wiffen.
W. Yarrell, Esq., &c
tn QUARITCH'S CATALOGUE OF
4658 OsMOKT, Dictionnaire typographique hiBtorique, etc. de livres Bares, 2 vok.
8vo. old calf gilt, 10» Paris, 1768
4559 PANZEE, Annalbs Typogbaphici, ab Artis inyentae origine, 11 yoLs. in 6, 4to.
£7. Norimhergae, 1793-1803
The most elaborate and trustworthy record jet published of the early history of printiBg, it
comes down to the year 1 536, though the title-page of the first volume limits it to the fifteenth cen-
tury. Panzer's great compilation consists of eleven volumes, published at intervals in the course of
eleven years, — the first in 1793, the last in 1803. At first the author proposed to carry his Annals
no further than the year 1500, and he achieved his purpose in five volumes ; he then extended his de«
•ign, and carried the work up to 1536 in siz volumes more. There is, it may be remarked, one very
serious defect in Panzer's arrangements. While he inserted books in every other European language
—Swedish, Dutch, Bohemian, &c. — he systematically omitted all those in Grerman, because they
Were included, or intended to to be included, in a separate work, the * Annalen der altem deutscfaen
litteratur/ — which he unfortunately did not live to bring down further than the year 1526.
4560 PAQTJOT, M^moires pour rhistoire litt^raire des Pajs-Bas, de la Principaut^ de
Li^ge, etc. 18 Yo\&.fine paper, uncut, 32* Louvain, 1763-70
" Get ouvrage se distingue par des details int^ressants et une certaine exactitude." — Brunei,
4561 Pelisson, Histoire de rAcaddmie fran9oise, deptds son ^tablissement juBqn'k
1652, 2 vols. 12mo. second edition, fine copy, veaufauve, 5* Pans, l730
4562 Pebcel, de Tusage des Eomans arec line fiblioth^que des Eomans, 2 vols. 12mo.
sd, 5* Amst, 1734
4563 the same, 2 vols. 12mo. calf, 5* 1734
The second volume is entirely devoted to the Bibliography of the '* Romances of Chivalry."
4564 PiETEBS, Annales de rimprimerie Elseverienne, 8vo. sd. 7s 6d Gand, 1852
4565 PLNELO {A, de Leon) Bibliotheca Oriental y Occidental, Nantica y Geogra-
phica, los Escritores de las Indias Orientales, China, Tartaria, Japan, Persia,
Annenia, Etiopia, y otras Partes, 3 vols, folio, labge papeb, bds, £2. 16* 1737
Priced 1822, Thorpe, £6. 6» ; 1845, Rodd, £3,
The most complete general Bibliography of Geographical Works, Travels, Missionary Reports,
etc. *^ The second volume contains the works relating to America, and its greatest value consists
in the notices it gives of Spanish manuscripts on the subject, most of which are still existing in
Spain." — Rich* 9 Bibliotheca Americana Nova,
4566 QUEEAED, La France litt^raire, on Dictionnaire Bibliographique des Littera-
teurs Fran9ais et Etrangers qui ont ^crit en fran^ais, A— Lion, 5 vols, in 9 parts,
8vo. sd. 30* Paris, 1827-33
4567 Archives d*histoire litt^raire, de biographic et de bibliographic fran-
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4568 Eenouabd (A. A.) Catalogue de la Bibliotheque d'un Amateur, 4 vols. 8vo. hf.
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traits, hf. hound morocco, 21* Paris, 1834
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4572 Sacy (Silvestre de) Catalogue de sa Biblioth^ue, 3 vols. 8vo. sd. 25* 1842-47
4573 SAINTE PALAIE, Histoire Litt^raire des Troubadours, extraits de leurs
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4578 SANTANDER (De la Sema) Cataloffue des Livres de sa Biblioth^ue, 4 vols.
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BouDcl up with it is : ** Memoire sur l*ori^ne des Signatures et des ChifFres," Brux, 1796.
4579 -.— ^_ Dictionnaire Bibliographique choisi du quinzi^me si^cle, 3 vols. 8vo.
sd, 16* Brux, 1805
4580 the same, 3 vols? %yo. calf 18* 1805
4581 Sabtobi, historisch-ethnographiscne Uebersicht der Cultur nnd Literatur in
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4582 Seemilleb, BibliothecsB AcademicsD Ingoldstadiensis Incunabula Typographical
2 fasc. in 1 vol. 4to. hds, 5* Ingoldstadiiy 1787
4583 Seiz, het derde Jubeljaar der uitgevondene Boekdrukkonst, 8vo. plates, ca^^,
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4585 GioBNALE di Scienze e Arti per la Sicilia, Nos. 85-6, 91-2, 98, 100-4, 108-9, 109,
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qiren 1700, 2 vols. 8vo. sd. 9* Paris, 1841
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4590 Thobpe's Catalo^e of Manuscripts, mounted on snudl folio writing paper, up^
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4594 UPCOTT*S Bibliographical Account of the principal Works relating to English
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4598 WALCHII (J. G.) Bibliotheca Theologica selecta, litterariis adnotationibus
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4599 WoLFii (J. C.) Monumenta Typographica, 2 vols, stout 12mo. cuts, half vellum,
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4621 Teansactions of the American Philosophical Society held at Philadelphia,
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4622 Tbansactions of the Ameeican Philosophical Society, held at Philadelphia,
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4625 American Scientific Periodicals, in Svo.
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4663 Aechtv fiir Kund e ost erreichischer Geschichts Quellen, Jahrgange 1849-1855,
being Vols. I. — XV. part 1, 8vo. numerous plates, £3. 10* 1848-65
4664 Pontes Besum Austeiacaeum ; Abtheilung L ; Scriptores, Band I. ; Ab-
theilung II. ; Diplomataria et Acta, Band 11.— IX. 8vo. £2. 10* 1850-55
4665 MoNUMBNTA Habsburgica, AbtheHung I. : Maximilian 1. 2 vols, j Abtheilung
II. : Karl V. Vol. I. 3 vols. 8vo. 15» V^V^^
§74 QUARITCH'S CATALOGUE OF
4666 ElisUAK, das Yerbriiderungs Buck des Stiftes S. Peter xn Salzburg, ani
dem Yin. bis XIII. royal folio, plates, 15# 1852
4667 Almaitach der Academie, 1852-57, 5 yoIs. 8to. 7#
4668 PoKOBKT, yegetations-Yerhaltnisse von Inglau, 8yo. 5« 1863
The entire Series of tlie Austrian Academy publications, as described, if sold together, £31.
4669 BAILLY, Histoire de rAstronomie Ancienne, jiuqa'a I'^tablissemeiit de T^cole
d'Alexandrie, 1 voL — Histoire de rAstronomie Modeme, 3 vols. — Histoire de
rAstronomie Indienne, 1 vol. — together 5 vols. 4to. plates, hds, 25* Par. 1781-87
4670 the same, 5 vols. 4to. calfailt, 35* 1781-87
4671 YoiBON, Histoire de I'Astronomie, depxiis 1781 jusqua 1811, pour servir de
suite a I'Astronomie de Bailly, 4to. ^. calf neat, 15* JParis, 1810
4671* the same, 4to. calf gilt, 20* 1810
*' Outrage estim^, TAstronomie Indienne est rare, et vaut seule 15 k 18 fr.'' — Brunei,
4672 BAILY'S (Francis) Account of the Eev. John Flamstead, the first Astronomer
Boyal, compiled from his own Manuscripts, and other authentic Documents,
never before published. To which is added, his British Catalogue of Stars,
corrected ana enlarged, and Supplement, 4to. peivatbly fbintxd by Order €f
the Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty, hf. hd, russia, scarce, £3. 1835-3/
4673 Bablow*8 (F.) Mathematical and Philosophical Dictionary, stout roy. 8vo. 13
plates am.d many woodcuts, (pub. at £2, 6s)bds, 20* 1814
4674 Babbblibb, Phuatae per Gralliam, Hispaniam et Italiam observatae, curante
Jussieu, folio, with 1323 engravings, calf, 10* Paris, 1714
4675 BATAYIAN ACADEMY Tbansactions : YerhandlingenvanhetBataviaasdi
Genootschap der Konsten en Wetenschappen, Yols. I , III. — IX., XII.— XY.,
12 vols. 8vo. plates, notwMform, J>r, JELorifisld^s copy, very rare, £7. 10* 1779-1833
4676 YBBHAifDBLiKGBN vau het Bataviaasch Genootschap van Kunsten en Weten«
fichapen, Deelen 23-26, 1850-57 ; 4 stout 4to. vols, containing many valuable
plates, 24 of Oriental Mythology and Antiquities, 4 qf Javanese and Sumatran
Inscriptions, 26 of Mshes, bds, £4. 4* Batama, 1850-57
Containing papers of great value on the Antiquities, Languages and Natural History of the
Indian Archipelago. Deel 23 contains comparative Vocabularies.
4677 Baybei (Joannis) Uranometria, large folio, plates of the stars, red morocco,
20* Augusta Vind. 1603
German binding of the XVIIth century. This copy has the arms of Cardinal I'ruchses stamped
In tilver.and gold on the red morocco cover, which is richly ornamented on the sides, having oo
the obverse a painted fleur-de-lys within a gold ornament, and on the reverse a golden vase with
flowers.
4678 BEAGLE YOYAGE. Dabwin, the Zoology of the Yoyage of H. M. Ship
Beagle, under the command of Capt. Fitzroy, 1832-6 — Fossil Mammalia, by
Bicmurd Owen, 4 parts, 35 plates ; Mammalia, by G. K. Waterhouse, 4 parts,
32 ^^^e*; BiBDS, by Jno. Gould, 5 parts, 50 plates; Fish, by Bev. L. Jenyns,
4 parts, 29 plates; Keftilbs, by Thos. Bell, 2 parts, 20 plates: complete in 19
parts, royal 4to. containing i6Q plates, mostly coloured (pub. at £8. 15*), sewed,
scarce, £7. 7* 1838-43
Comprising highly-finished representations of the most novel and interesting objects in
Natural History, collected during the voyage of the Beagle, with descriptive Letterpress and a
general Sketch of the Zoology of the Southern Part of South America.
Figures are given of many species of animals hitherto unknown or but imperfectly described^
toget^ier with an account of their habits, ranges, and places of habitation.
The collections were chiefly made in the provinces bordering on the Rio Plata, in Patagonia, the
Falkland Islands, Tierra del Fuego, Chili, and the Galapagos Archipelago in the Pacific
4679 Beckmanni Lexicon Botanicum, 8vo. cloth, 2* 6d Gott, 1801
4680 Bedem AB, Beise nach dem Hohen Korden durch Schweden, Norwegen, und
Lappland, 2 vols. 12mo. Scientific Travels, If, qf, gilt, 3* Frankhi/rt, 1819
4681 BEDFOED (Duke of) Salicttjm Wobubnbnsb : or a Catalogue of Willows,
indigenous and foreign, in the collection of the Duke of Bedford, at Wobum
Abbey, systematicaUy arranged, impl. 8vo. folding view, and 140 coloured
plates, russia, uncut, £16. 16* 1829
Very rare, only 50 copies were printed for the Duke's friends, &c. it is a beautiful volume, an
wnament to an^ Library } on account of its excessive rarity, wanting even to large Public Libraries
>f reputation.
NATURAL HISTORY, SCIENCES, MATHEMATICS, m
4682 HooKBB (Sir W. J.) Lettei* on the late Duke of Bedford's Services rendered to
Botany and Horticulture, impL 8vo. ivith a coloured plate of the Willow-
leaved Bedfordid, hds. lO OUisgow^ 1840
4683 Bektlby's Historical View of the Hindu Astronomy, with tables of equations,
remarks on Chinese Astronomy, and translations of hieroglyphics, 2 parts in
1 Yol. 4to. plates and diagrams, hds, \2s ^d Calcutta, 1823
4694 _«_ another edition, 8to. plates and cuts, hds. 9« 1825
4685 Beblin Academy, Abhandlungen der TL, Akademie der Wissenschafben zu
Berlin, 1832, Theil 1, stout 4to. plates, hds. 12« Berlin, 1834
4686 Bessel, Fundamenta AstronomisB pro anno 1755, fol. (pub. at £2. 5^) half hound
calf J 16s Begiomonti, 1818
4687 BEtlDANT (F. S.) Voyage Min^ralogique et G^ologique en Hongbib, pendant .
Tannde 1818, 3 vols. 4to. and Atlas of coloured plates, (pub. at £4.) M\ hd. green
morocco, uncut, fine copy, from Dr. BiicJcland*s lihrartf, 32* Paris, 1822
4688 BEWICK'S (T.) General History of Quadeupeds, third edition, 8vo. upwards
qf200 heautifil woodcuts, calf, 24* Newcastle-on-Tgne, 1792
4689 ^ — :— — the same, royal 8vo. labgb papbb, Jf, calf neat, ^5* ih. 1792 ^
4690 ' ' the same, fourth edition, royal 8vo. labge pafeb, good impressions qf
all the cuts, hf hound green morocco, gilt edges, £2. 12* Qd ih. 1800
4691 ^ History of British Bibds, and a supplement with additional Figures,
in 2 vols. 8vo. about 300 heauUfiil cuts, half hound calf, uncut, £3. 10* 1821
'* I have seen how his volames are loved, and treasured, and reverted to time after time,
in many a country house ; the more familiar the more prized ; the oftener seen, the oftener desired.^
W. Howitt's Rural Life in England,
'' Open the work where ye will, only look at the bird, his attitude, his eye — ^is he not ali^e ? I
actually and ardently a?er, that I have gazed till I have readily imagined motion, aye colour 1 . ; . •
Each bird, too, has his character most physiognomically marked .... The moral habits of eadi
are as distinctly marked as had he painted portraits of individuals for Lavater." — F^om a very m-
ieresting aeetntnt qf Bewick, and his methods of Working by J. F. M* Doyaston, in Loudon's
Mag, of Nat. Hut., Vols. 2 and 3.
4692 BIGELOWS American Medical Botany, 3 vols. impl. 8vo. with 60 coloured
plates, haJfcalf, £3. 3* Boston, U. 8,, 1817-20
4693 • flonua Bostoniensis : the iPlants of Boston and its environs, 8vo. hds.
Is Qd Boston, TJ. 8., 1814
4694 BiJA G-ANiTA, or Algebra of the Hindus, English by Strachey, 4to. (pub. at 15«)
hds. 6s 1813
4695 BuDBAGEN tot de natuurkundige Wetenschappen, verzammeld door Van Hall^
Vrolik en Mulder, from the heginnvng, Vol. I.-V. stout 8vo. plates of Natural
History, hds. 20* Amst. 1826-30
4696 BioN, Irait^ de la construction et des usages des Instrumens de Mathematigue^
4iU>. frontispiece and 2& plates of diagrams, calf, 5« La JSaye, 1723
4697 • another edition, 4ito. ^portrait and SS plates, J^ench cf. gt, 7* 6rf 1752
4698 BIOT (J. B.) Traits ^^mentaire d*Astronomie Hiysique, 4 vols. 8vo. and 4to.
Atlas, halfcQ:if, £2. Baris, 1841^7
" M. fiiot, one of ue most profound, and at the same time, the most perspicuous and ludd of
writers on Physical subjects." — Alhenaum, No, 1525.
4699 Blanco (R. F. M.) Flora de Filipinas, segun el Sistima sexual de Linneo, sm^
4to. Ixxviii. and 887pp, vellum, 14« ^ ^ Manila, 1837
4700 ' Flora de iEmpinas, 8vo. segunda impression, lix. and 619 pp. \f. hd.
36* ih, 1845
4701 BLOCK'S ](7aturgeschichte der Fische Deutschlands, 3 vols. — ^Auslandische
Fische,2 vols. — together 5 vols. 8vo. 216 colou/red plates, hfcf, 26* Berlin, 1783-87
Still an excellent and esteemed work for Freshwater Fish.
4702 BLTJME (C. L.) BtriiPHiA, sive commentationes botanicsQ imprimis de plantis
IxDiJS Obiektalis, tum penitus incognitis tum quse in libris B>heedii, Eumpbii,
Roxburghii, Wallichii et dliorum recensentur, 4 vols, in 2, royal folio, complete,
with 2l§ COLOXJVLEJ) plates, (pub. at £25.) haff hound calf, uncut, £20.
Iieyd(B et Bruxellis, 1835-48
4703 the same, fasc. 1 to 9, 3 cases, foHo, with 52 colou/red plates, £2. 2*
lAigd, Bat. 1835-6
A most important publication, copies seldom occur for sale in Eu^ltuA«
4704 ■■ Catalogus van Grewassen, 8vo. jplate, bd«% *l « Batama^ %. a^'^^SACv
a 2^
276 QUARITCH'S CATAL06HE OF
4705 BOMBAY Observatory, Magnetical and Meteorological ObservationB, 1S4&-4S,
1850-52, printed by oraer of the East India Company, under the superintendence
of Orlebar and Montriou, 8 vols. impl. 4to. plates, £2. 2s Bombay, 1845-55
4706 BONAPAETE (Carlo L. Principe di Canino) iconogbafia della Fauna Italica,
complete in 3 vols, folio, containing 180 beautifully coloured plates, (pub, atv
£31. 10*) hf, green morocco, the Earl of Shrewsbury s copy, £20. Soma, 1832-41
1 here is at present a leaf of sheet 52 wanting, it will be supplied as soon as obtained from
Itoly.
4707 — ^— ^— Observations on the nomenclature of Wilson's Ornithology, 8vo. hds,
16s Fhiladelphia, 1826
4708 List of the Birds of Europe and North America, 8vo. cloth, is 6d 1838
4709 BONN and BRESLAU Tbansactions ; Verhandlungen der Kaiserliclien
Leopoldinisch-Carolinischen Akademie der Naturforscher (Nova Acta Physico-
Medica Academise Cajsarese Leopoldino-Carolinse Naturae Curiosorum), Vols. X.
part 2 ; XI. 1. 2; XIII. 1. 2; XIV. 1. 2. and Suppl. ; XV. 1. 2; XVI. and
suppl. to Vol. XXIV. part 1 ; with Supplements, 39 vols. 4to. numerous plates,
muny of them coloured, twenty-three half bound and sixteen sewed, £15. 1821-67
Separate volumes from 1821.57 in stock, sold separately for the completion of sets.
macnines, 9 vols. 4to. 249 plates drawn by Girard and engra/ved by Adam, half
bd. calf, £5. 5* Faris, 1818-^1
Priced, 1845, by Bossange, Paris, 220 fr.
'* The importance of the subject here treated, and the order with which the whole is arranged,
•re sufficient recommendations of this work of M. Borgnis. All the articles are written with great
perspicuity ; and are sufficiently intelligible for the reading of all." — Bevue JEncy. vol. 3, p. 233.
[The Revue Ency, adds in a note, that the Minister of the Interior, having received a very
fitvourable report of this great work of M. Borgnis, made by the Bureau Consultatif des Arts «t
Manufactures, had ordered a number of copies to be purchased at the expense of government.]
4711 BoTTis (G. de) Eagionamento istorico intomo all' Eruzione del Vesitvio, 29
Luglio al 15. Agosto 1779, 4to. 4i folding views, bds. Ss Qd Napoli, 1779
4712 BoiJTELOU (Don C.) Discurso acerca del Origen y Progresos de la Agricultura,
etc. 1816 — Tratado del Injerto, Madrid, 1817 — Tratado de las Flores, ib. 1827
— Tratado de la Huerta, ib. 1813 — together 4 vols, smallest 4to. ha^ calf.
Is 6d Alicante, 1813-27
4713 Bowdich's (T. E.) Analysis of the Natural Classifications of Mammalia, Paris,
1821, 15 plates — idem, Introduction to the Ornithology of Cuvier, ib. 1821, tdth
253 engravings — in 1 vol. 8vo. half calf, scarce, \0s 1821
4714 Elements of Conchology, including the Fossil genera and the Animals,
Part I. Univalves, 19 plates containing upwards of 500 figures, Paris, 1822 —
Boon Mesch, de Incendiis montium igm ardentium Insulae Javae, plates, Lugd.,
Bat. 1826— in 1 vol. 8vo. cloth. Is 6d 1822-26
4715 Beandt, Ratzebueg xmd Phoebits, Deutschlands Giftgewachse, Phanerogamen
imd Kryptogamen, 2 vols. 4to. 56 finely coloured plates of poisonous JEerbs and
Fungi, dOs Berlin,182Q'^
4716 Bbehm, Beitrage zur Vogelkunde in vollstandigen Beschreibungen mehrerer neu
entdeckter una vieler seltener, oder nicht gehorig beobachteter deutscherVogel,
3 vols, stout 8vo. 10 plates, hf morocco, gilt tops, 2ls Neustadt, 1820-22
4717 BEIDGE WATER Treatises: Bell on the Hand, Buckland on Geology and
Mineralogy, Chalmees on the Intellectual Constitution of Man, Kidd on the
Physical Constitution of Man, Kieby on the History, Habits and Instinct of
Animals, Peout on Chemistry, Meteorology and on the Functions of Digestion,
B/Oget on Animal and Vegetable Physiology, and Whewell on Astronomy and
General Physics, 12 vols. 8vo. plates, cloth, £7. 10s 1833-37
4718 BRITISH ASSOCIATION : Reports of the British Association for the Ad-
vancement of Science, from 1831 to 1855 inclusive, 24 vols. 8vo. plates, £10. 10*
1833-56
1719 Beodie's (P. B.) History of Fossil Insects in the secondary Rocks of England,
8vo. cloth, 5s 1846
NATURAL HISTORY, SCIENCES, MATHtJMATICS. J7f
4720 BbomfteLb's fW. A.) Flora Vectensis, the Pliaenogamoas or Flowering Plants
and Ferns of the Isle of Wight, 8vo. toitk Botanical map, cloth, 16* 1856
4721 BEONGNIART, M^moire sur les Terrains de Sediment sup^rieurs Calcar^-
Trapp^ens du Vicentin et sur qnelques Terrains d'Italie,de France, d'Allemagne,
etc. de la mftme ^poqne, 6 plates, Paris, 1823 ; Blainville, M^moire sur les
Belemnites consi<ferees zoologiquement et g^ologiquement, ^plates, Paris, 1827
—together 2 toIs. in 1, 4to. calf, 25* 1823-7
4722 BRONN (H.G.) Naturhistorisch-oconomische !Eteisen (Schweitz, Italienund Siid-
frankreich), 1824-27, 2 vols. 8vo. 1340 pp. 12 plates of Geology, etc, V- calfgiU,
lOs Heidelhera, 1826-31
4723 Lethaea geognostica, oder AbbUdungen und Beschreibungen der fur die
Gebirgs-Formatiohen bezeichnendsten Versteinerungen, 2 vols. 8vo. and impl.
4to. atlas of plates, half green morocco, 36* Stuttgart, 1837-o^
4724 Jndex Paleontologicus, oder Uebersicht der Fossilen Organismen,
3 vols. 8vo. cloth, 16* Stuttgart, 1848-9
4725 BROTERI (F. A.) Flora Lusitanica, 2 vols. sq. 8vo. calf, 18* OUssipone, 1804
4726 ■ Phytographia Lusitaniae Selectior, sen novarum, rariorum, et aliarum
minus cognitarum stirpium, quie in Lusitania sponte veniunt ejusdemque floram
spectant, -descriptiones iconibus illustratae. Vol. I. folio, 82 plates, half ^^if*
18* OUssipone, 1816
4727 BROWN (R.) Prodromus Florae Novae Holulndiae et Insulae Van-Diemen,
Vol. I. (all published), half calf, rare, £2. 2* Lond, 1810
Presented to ** Dr. Thomas Hors^eld from his friend R. Brown."
4728 Prodromus Florse Novae HoUandia et Insulae Van-Diemen, reprint of
London edition, 4t6. 10* Redactio Isidis, 1810
4729 Bauer Illustrationes Florae Novae Hollandiae, roy. fol. 15 plates,
uncoloured, very rare, £2. ' Lond, Auctor, 1813
The most beautiful and most satisfactory work that was ever published. Its rarity- is extreme.
Suppressed by the late Mr. Brown. ^
4730 Beunfelsii Herbarum vivae eicones, 3 vols, in 2, sm. folio, many woodcuts, fine
copy in calf, gilt edges, lbs ^ ^ Argent, 16Si'{iQ
4731 Brussels Academy. JBulletins de TAcademie E^yale de Bruxelles [de Belgique],
1835, 1842 pts. 1, 2, 4, 5, 1848, Tome XV., XVI., XVII. part 1, %yo, plates of
Antiquities, Natural History, Physics, sd. 7s 6d 1835-50
4732 BUCII (Leopold von) Reise dureh. Norwegen und Lapland, 2 vols. 12mo. plates,
hf calf neat, rare, 6s Berlin, 1810
4733 Physikaliselie Besdireibung der CanariscLen Inseln, 4to. vellum paper ;
and impl. folio Atlas of 12 engravings and maps on 8 plates, hds, £2. 10* ib. 1825
The large Atlas is very rare. A map of Teneriffe and one of Great Canary , mentioned in the
Index as not then ready, seem never to have been published.
4734 BUCKLAND'S (Dr. Wm.) Eeli^uiaB Diluvianse : or. Observations on the Organic
Remains contained in Caves, Fissures, and Diluvial Grave], and on oUier Geolo-
gical Phenomena, attesting the Action of an Universal Deiu^^ 4to. second and
best edition, 27 plates, 4 qf which are coloured, bds. very scarce, 24s 1824
First edition, 1823^ 3 coloured plates according to Wood, priced, in 1824, by Wood, £i, 1 l«6<f;
1844, J. R. Smith, hf. cf. £1. 12«; 1854, B. Quaritch, hf. cf. 18«. ISccoud edition, 1824, 4 co-
loured plates, priced, 1841-7| H. G. Bohn, 3 copies, £2. lOs, £2, bs, and £2. ; 1843, J. Bohn,
£2. 12*6rf.
47B5 BUFFOjN* (G. L. Comte de) Daubenton et LAcipipE, Histoire Naturelle g^n^
rale et particuli^re, 38 vols. 4to. many plates, P^ench cf, nt. £6. 10* Paris, 1750-89
Contents: I. Hist, naturelle et generale, 15vol8.~lI. Supplement, 7 vols. — 111. OiseauZy
9 vols. — I v. Min^rauz, 5 vols. — V. Ovipares et Serpens, par De Lac^pede, 2 vols.
Sold, 1856, mor. £9. 5«. Priced, 1841, Wood, coloured plates, £38.
4736 BUFFON et MOjSTTBEILLARD, Planches enlumini&es d'Oiseaux, 6 vols,
roy. folio, labgest papee, 864i beautifully coloured plates of birds, without text,
half bound, uncut, £6. 10* Paris, 1770-80
The above interesting OaNiTHOLOOiCAL series is of the best issue, on Large Paper, the plates
MORR CAREFULLY COLOURED. The Complete series consists of 1008 plates. The Text, under the
title " Histoire naturelle des Oiseauz," appeared separately in 10 vols, folio, 1783-86.
Priced, small papbr, 4to. 1845, Bossange, 500 fr. ; 1847, H. Bohn, £\0, lOs ; Larok
PAFER, 1845 BossangCi 750 fr Sold by auction, 1855, Lord Stuart deRothesa^*%<^'<^^>^V^»
878
QUARITCH'S CATALOOUB OF
4737 BTJFFON. Sitb (P.) Tables Analytiques et Baisonn^es des Matieres ei.
des Autenrspour T^cutioii de BuJOfon par Sonnini, 3 yoIs. 8yo. (pub. at 18^) hf,
cdifneat, 7 s 6rf Paris, 1808
4733 — !Noir\rELL£S Suites k Buffok, formant aveo les CEuyres de cat auteur un
cours complet d'Histoire Naturelle, 25 vols. 8yo. of Text, with 313 coloubed
PLATES, the lot, £7. lOs JParis, 1834-47
Texts :
Lacordaire, Introduction a I'Entomologie, 2 vols, « • 1834-38
Milne Edwards, Histoire naturelle des Cmstaces, Vols. 1, 2. • 1834-37
Dumeril et Bibron, Erp4tologie, ou histoire complete des Reptiles, Vols.
l->6, and8 ..... 1834-41
Macquart, Histoire des Insectes Dipteres, 2 vols. . • 1834-35
Boisduval, Species g^n^ral des L6pidopt^res, Vol. 1 . . 1836
Lepeletier de Saint Fargeaa, Hym^nopt^res, 4 vols. . • 1836-46
Walckenaer et Gerrais, Apt^res, 4 vols. , . . 1837-47
Serville, Histoire naturelle des Ortboptdres» 1 vol. . . 1839
Dujardin, — Zoophytes : Infusoires, 1 vol. . • 184 1
^_ Helminthes ouVers Intestinauz, 1 Tol. • • 1845 '
Planchbs :
Laoordaire, Introduction h TEntomologie •
Milne Edwards, Crustacea, Plates 1, 2, 3, 5—8, 10, 14—25
Dumeril et Bibron, Reptiles, Plates 1—62, 64—69, 71, 73—74, 85—96
Macquart, Dipteres . , • .
Boisduval, L^pidopt^res, Vol. I .
Lepeletier de St. Fargeau, Hymenopteres • •
Walckenaer et Gervais, Apt^res • •
Senrille, Orthopteres . • • «
Dujardin, Infusoires •
■ Helminthes ....
• 24
* 19
« 98
. 24
. 24
. 48 .
. 02
. 14
. 23
. 12
rHistoire des
4740
4739 BTJLLIAE-D et Ventewat, Herbier de la France, contenant
Plantes ViNiifEUSES de la France, 72 coUmred plates, uncut, 1784 : rHistoiiQ
des Champignons de la France, 4 vols. 392 coloured plates, half calf neat^
1809-12 ; et Dictionnaiee de Botanique, 10 coloured plates, sd, uncut, 1812,
together 6 vols, folio, with 474 finely coloured plates, 4 vols. Jf, (f neat, 2 sd.
uncut, £5. Paris, l7S4rlS12
Dictionnaire de Botanique, folio, 250^., 10 plates finely coloured, sd,
uncut, 10s Paris, 1812
Priced, 1 824, Wood, £1.11* 6rf.
4741 BuBMANNi (J.) Thesaurus Zeylanicus, exhibens Plantas in Insula Zeylana nas-
centes, 4to. 236 and 28 pp. 110 plates, slightly wormed, half calf nsat, 7# 6c? 1737
4742 the same, YIO plates, finer copy, with a portrait ofBurmann, 4to. calf^
10s Amstel. 1737
Pnced, 1824, W.Wood, £\,\(Ss. Two Catalogues of African Plants occupy the 33 pages at
Hie end of the volume ; and although seemingly irrelevant, are always bound with it.
4743 Plantae Africanae, 4to. 100 plates, ^. calf, 7s 6d Amst. 1738
4744 BuBMANNi (N. L.) Flora Indica : cm accedit Series Zoophytorum Indicorum,
neonon R*odromus Florae Capensis, 4to. 298 pp. 67 plates, fine paper, half calf
neat, slightly wormed, 7s 6d Inigd, Bat, 176S.
4745 • the same, 4to. large paper, slightly wormed, hf calf neat, with a few
manuscript synonyms and references on the margins. Vis 1768
4746 Buembistee*8 (Dr. H.) Handbuch der Entomologie, 8vo. Band 1 ; Allgemeine
Entomoloffie, 698 pp. half calf, 4* B&rlin, 1832
4747 Manual of Entomology, translated, with additions, notes, and plates, by
V\r. E. Shuckhard, 8vo. 654 pp., 33 plates comprising upwards of 500 subjects,
some colour edj^vib, at^l«), morocco hack, 10s 1836
4747*BuBMEiSTEB (Hermann) Greschichte der Schopfung, 8vo. 228 geological woodcuts,
cloth, 4* ^ Leipzig, 1851
4748 BUEY'S (Mrs. E.) Selection of Hexandeian Plants, belonging to tne Orders
AmaryUidfiB and Liliacae, 10 parts, atlas folio, containing 50 most bbautipullt
COLOUBED PLATES, with descriptive text, (pub. at £10. 10s in parts) newly ?f, bd.
1. green morocco, uncut, £10. 1834
^ This beautiful work is now getting very scarce, only a few copies were originally published for
•ibscnbers ; it is on the same scale as Bateman's (hchidaoeOB, and Koscoe's Monandrian Plants.
NATURAL HISTORY, SCIENCES, MATHEMATICS. m
4749 Cagnoli, Traits de Trigonom^trie Bectiligne et Sph^rique, aveo applicadons h des
Frobldmes de rAstronomie, 4,to, plates ofdiofframs, cuts, fd, id JPar, 1786
4750 CALCUTTA JOUEJf AL of Njltvrjll Histoey, exhibitii^ a Yiew of the pro-
gressive disooyeriefl in Indian Geology, Zoology, Botany, and other branches of
Statural Science : GFeology and Zoology by M'Clelland, Sotany by Griffith; Nos.
1 to 16, forming 4 vols. Svo. plates, sd, 208 Calcutta, 1840-44
4751 Caledonian Horticultural Society (Memoirs of the), Vols. I. — IV., 8vo. plateSf
J^, hd, green morocco, 15« JSdinb. 1814-29
4752 CANGIAMILLA (F. M., contra kaereticampravitatem in regno Siciliae Inqui'
sitor) Embryologia sacra, sive de Officio Sacerdotum, Medicorum et aliorom
circa aetebnam Pabyulobum in tttebo sxistentium salutem, folio, plate,
vellum, veey babe, 25* I*anormi,fr, Valenza, 1758
Religious officiousness, not to say insanity^ was never carried ftirther than in the production of
the above work, by a learned Inquisitor.
4753 Cantu, ritalia Scienti£ca contemporanea^ Svo. biographical notices, with list of
puhlicoUions, sd,2isQd Milano, 1844
4754 Cabus (C. G.) Darstellung des jN'eryensystems und insbesondre des G^hirns im
thierschen Organismus, 4to. 6 plates, bds. 6s Leipzia, 1814
4755 '• System der Physiologie, fiir Naturforscher und Aerzte, 3 yols. 8vo.
hf. calf neat, \0s Dresden, 1838-40
4756 Catalogue of Exotic Plants, cultivated in the Mauritius, with their linnaean,
English and French Names, and Native places of growth, compiled under the
Auspices of E. T. Earquhar, Esq. Governor, 4to. interleaved, red mor, 7s 6rf 1816
4757 Catullo (T. A.) Saggio di Zoologia Eossile delle Provincie Auistro-Venete, impl.
4to. with ^plates, half hound, 6* I*adova, 1827
4758 CAVANILLES (Ant. Jos.) Monadelphiae Classis Dissertationes deoem, 3 vols.
4to. with X and 463 pp, of Text, 296 plates, ca\fgilt, scarce, £3. 3«
Jparisiis et Matriti, 1785-80
Piiced, 1847, H. G. Bohn, £5. 5«. " On en tronve peu d'exemplaires oomplets.'' — Brunei,
4759 __^- Icones et Descriptiones Plantarum, quae aut sponte in Hispania cres-
cunt, aut in Hortis hospitantur, 6 vols, folio, with 600 finely engraved plates, if.
hd. russia, £12. i2s Matriti, 1791-1801
Priced, by Salva, ir36 ; 1831. in Paris, 650 fr.; 1847, Bohn, ^16. 16«.
'* Cet ouvrage, tr^s estim6 et d'one execution soignee, revient, en France, a plus de 500
•franca.** — Brunei,
4760 CETTI (Francesco) Storia Naturale di Sabdbgna ; I. I Quadrupedi ; II. gli
Uccelli ; III. Anfibi e Pesci, 3 vols, small 8vo. plates, vellum, very babe, 36#
Sassari, 1774-77
4761 — ^— Gli Uccelli di Sabdegna, sm. Syo. plates, If morocco, gilt top, uncut,
24* t6.1776
4762 Chabbieb, Essai s]ir le Yol, des Insectes, et observations sur la Mecanique des
mouvemens progressifs de I'Homme et des animaux vert^br^, avec un m^motre
sur le Syst^me Solaire, 4to. 13 plates, hf morocco, neat, 12« Paris, 1823
4763 CHABEIOL et Bouillet, Essai- g^ologique et min^ralogique sur les Environs
d'Issoire, d^partement du Puy-de-D6me, et la Montague de Boulade, folio, 30
plates. If. calf, uncut, 25* Clermont-F^erraTid, 1825-7
4764 Chapuis et Dewalque, Description des Fossiles des Terrains secondaires de la
Province de Luxembourg, 4to. 38 plates, hf calf, uncut, 18* Bruxelles, 1863
4765 Chaudet, I'Art de TEssayeur, 8yo. sd. 2s 6d 1835
4766 CLEJBCK (Cat.) Icones Insectobum rariorum, cum nominibus eorum trivialibus,
locisque e Linnaei syst. nat. allegatis, 4ito. frontispiece and 55 very beautifilly
coJjOVU^T) plates, the text in Latin and Swedish, JEblmiae, 1759 — Clebck, Aranei
Suecici, with 6 coloured plates, Stockholmiae, 1757 — in 1 vol. 4ito.Jlne copy in
green morocco, gilt edges, excessively babe, £7, 7s 1757-9
I remember no copy of the "Icones Insectomm," in any of the numerous Natural Hiatory
collections, dispersed within the last 10 years in England. ** Ce volume rare est ornd de 65 planches
bien coloriees, vendu, 511 fr. Gouttard ; 750 fr. Camus de lamare ; 430 fr. Le Febure ; £b, \Qs,
mhbert.'*— Brunei.
4767 CHEISTIAN (M.) Traits de Mecanique Industbtellb, ou Expos^ de la Science
de la Mecanique, a I'usage des Manufacturiers et des Artistes, 3 vols. 4^. plates^
calf gilt, 2\s Paris, 1822-5
'* With some trifling defects, this treatise may be recommended on the aooc^ <^i >^\SM^^. ViSu^ii^.
events, it is a very popular book." — Betme Ency. vol. 20,p.^VQ.
SaO QUARITCH'S CATALOGUE Of
4768 Claibyillb, Entomologie Helyetique ou Catalo^e des Iksectes de la Sxnsst,
avec descriptions, JFrangais et Allemaitd, 2 vols, in 1, stout 8yo. 31 colou/red
dolates, \f, morocco, uncut, 32s Zuric, \f9S
OLLEOB OF SuBGEONS. Catalogue of the Contents of the Museum of the E;Oyal
College of Surgeons : — Part III. Osteology ; IV. fasc. 1, Natural History in
Spirit; V. Monsters; VI. Vascular Preparations; Gallery, 80 pp. no title;
Vol, 3, parts 1 and 2, Nervous System, Connective and Tegumentarjr System,
plates; Mammalia and Birds ; Quekett, Osteology ; Skeletons; Possil Heptilia
and Pisces ; Fossil Plants — together 12 vols. 4to. cloth, rare, £2. 1831-55
4770 COPENHAGEN ACADEMY TEANSACTIONS. Det E:ongelige Danske
Videnskabemes Selskabs Philosophiske og Historiske Afhandlinger, Deel 1-5,
8 plates, 1823-36 : — Naturvidenskabelige og Mathematiske Afhandlinger,
12 vols, the complete series containing 210 plates and 3 maps, 1824-46 : — Femte
MceJcJce, Naturvidenskabelig og Mathematisk Afdeling, Bind 1-3, 18 tables,
8 maps and. 37 plates, 1849-53 : — together 20 vols. 4to. comprising upwards of
2i^0 plates of Natural History, Mathematics and Antiquities, bds. £6. 15* 1823-53
4771 COKjDA, Flora der Vorwelt, atlas 4to. with 60 plates of Fossil Flora, bds, 36*
Frag, 1845
4772 CoBSi, delle Pietre Antiche, 8vo. a valuable work, sd, 2is 6d Soma, 1845
4773 CosTB, B/Ccherches sur la Generation des Mammiferes, et sur la formation des
Embryons, 4to. 8 plates, sd. 6s Farts, 1834
4774 CuEiosE KtJNSTLEE (der) : Kunst- Haus- und Wunderbuch, small stout 4to.
several thousand cu/rious old german receipts, and real or pretended Secrets,
vellum, 7s 6d Niirnberg, 1703
4775 CUHTIS (C. M.) Drawings of Lepidopteba, royal 4to. 79 sheets of most delicately
drawn Insects, mostly qfjAYA., with details, hf calf, from Dr, ELorsfield's library,
£2. 1827-28
4776 CUVIEE, LE EEGNE ANIMAL distribu^ d'apr^s son organisation, pour ser-
vir de base a I'histoire naturelle des Animaux et d*introduction a I'anatomie
compar^e ; nouvelle edition accompagn^e de planches gravees, repr^sentant les
types de tous les genres, les caracteres distinctifs des divers groupes, etc. etc.
publi^e par une reunion d'^l^ves de G. Cuvier ; MM. Audouin, Blanchard, DeS'
hayes, de Quatrefages, d'Orbigny, Ihighs, Duvernoy, Laurillard, Milne Fd'
wards, Foulin et Valenciennes, 11 volumes de texte et 11 atlas, 22 vols. impl.
8vo. (small folio), with 993 beautifully coloured plates (pub. at £65.), hf morocco,
gilt tops, uncut, a handsoms set of books, £42. Faris, 1848-49
Number
ANALYSIS OF EACH DIVISION.
1. Les Mammiferes et les Races Humaines avec Atlas, par Milne Edwards,
Laurillard et Roulin
2. Les Oiseaux avec Atlas, par A. d'Orbigny •
3. Les Reptiles avec Atlas, par Duvernoy • « •
4. Les Poissons avec Atlas, par Valenciennes • •
5. Les MoUusques avec Atlas, par Deshajes
6. Les Insectes avec Atlas, par Ardouin, Blanchard et Milne Edwards
7* Les Aracbnides avec Atlas, par Duges et Milne Edwards
8. Les Crustaces avec Atlas, par Milne Edwards . •
9. Les Annelides avec Atlas, par Milne Edwards et de Quatrefages •
10. Les Zoophytes avec Atlas, par Milne Edwards et Blanchard
'lates
•
UVa
121
7 15
102
6 15
46
3 5
122
8
152
9 15
202
13 15
31
2 5
87
5 15
30
2
100
6 5
The work complete • • 993 65 10
4777 CUVIEB, Becherclies sur les Ossemens Fossiles, ou Ton retablit les caracteres
de plusieurs Animaux dont les Revolutions du Globe ont d^truit les especes,
quatri^me edition, 10 vols. 8vo. with Atlases, 2 vols. 4to. sd. £2. 10s 1834
'' This work is worthy of the celebrated Naturalist ; it exhibits a splendid example of the pro-
gress of science, and whatever theories may exist, posterity will gratefully preserve a work which
has cost so much labour, which contains so many important facts, and which presents so many use-
■fbl lessons to the lovers of science." — Revue Encyc. vol. 23, p. 290.
^4778 CuviEB, M^moires pour servir a THistoire et a I'Anatomie des Mollusques, 4to.
P with 36 plates, hf. calf neat, 2^s Faris, 1817
^ Fnoed 1817, H. G. Bohn, £2. 16#— Fetched, 1853, Hurt*s sale, £1. 12;.
NATURAL HISTORY, SCIENCES, MATHEMATICS. 'tfii
•** — _— — ^ — —. — . — — — — — » . -
4779 CuviEE et Bbongniaet, Essai sur la G^ographie min^ralogique des environs dd
Paris, 4to. larae coloured folding map and plates, uncut , 6s Paris, 1811
4780 D'Alembert, Kecherches sur differents points importants du Syst^me dn Monde,
3 vols. sm. 4to. plates, hf. hd. eaee, 25* Paris, 1754-6
4781 Dalman, Analecta Entomologica, 4to. 116 pp. 4 plates, Molmiae, 1823 — !E[LtTa
SDr. Fr.) iiber eine auf Madagascar veranstaltete Sammlung von Insecten ans
ler Ordnung Coleoptera, 4to. 136 pp. 5 plates containing 60 coloured figures of
Beetles, Berlin, 1833 — 2 vols, in 1, cloth, 7s 6d
4782 Da Rio, Ornittologia Euganea, ^to. folding plates, bds. 6s Padova, 1836
4783 Daveeux, Constitution G^ognostiqne de la Province de Li^ge, 4to. 298 pp.
9 plates of Fossils, 7s 6d Bruxelles, 1833
4784 DE CANDOLLE (A. P.) Prodromns Systematis Naturalis Eegni Vegetabilis,
14 vols, in 16, 8vo. twelve vols, half calf gilt, the remainder sewed, £5. 5«
Parisiis, 1824-69
4785 ■' Vegetable Organography, or analytical description of the Organs of
Plants, Engfish by Kingdon, 2 vols. 8vo. 23 plates, cloth, 6s 1839-40
4786 Descaetes, Opera Philosophica, editio secunoa ab auctore recognita, 4 vols, in 1,
sm. 4to. cuts, vellum, 6s Amstelodami, 1650-4
4787 DESCOIJETILZ (Dr. J. T.) Oiseattx du Bresil, royal folio, a beautiful series qf
large coloured plates of Brazilian Birds, apparently unpublished, without a title,
hf red morocco. Chateau d'Eu copy, 32* (P1820)
4788 Omithologie Bresilienne, ou Histoire des Oiseaux du Bresil, remar-
quables par leur plumage, leur chant ou leurs habitudes, atlas folio, 48 large mag^
nificent plates, printed in colours (pub. at £12. \2s) hf bd. morocco, gilt edges,
£6. 16s Bio de Janeiro (but London printed, ca. 1855)
This volame compriseA all that is published ; on inquiry, however, I found that the publication
is resumed, and that two more parts of 12 plates may be expected, price ;^3. 3s each.
4789 DESFONTAU^ES, Eloba Atlantica, sive Historia Plantarum, qusB in Atlante,
Agro Tunetano, et Algeriensi crescunt, 4 vols. 4to. 261 beautiful engravings by
BedoutS and Sellier, bds. *66s Paris, 180O
The above copy was priced £3. 10* ; Payne and Foss, 1832 and 1837, russia, £10. 10«; 1840^
russia, £7. Is ; 1841, Wood, £4. ; Bohn, 1847, bds. £2. \2s 6d, morocco, £5. I5s 6d; Weigel,
1855, 23 Thalers ; Hibbert's copy fetched £6. ; Lord Valentia's copy, russia, I sold, £3. 12*.
4790 DESMAEEST (A. C.) Considerations sur la Classe des Ceustacees, 8vo. 30
finely coloured plates, hf, bd. ISs Paris, 1825
4791 Desnoues et Guglielmini (Professeurs de Bologne et de Padoue) Lettres sur
differentes nouvelles Decouvertes, sm. 8vo. plates, calf, rare, 12s Borne, 1706
Evidently a curious book, giving an account of new physical and other scientific discoveries.
4792 DICTIONNAIEE (Nouveau) d'Histoiee Natueelle, appliq^u^e aux Arts, h
I'A^iculture, a I'Economie Eurale et Domestique, a la IVKdecme, etc. par une
Soci^t^ de Naturalistes et d'Agriculteurs ; Nouvelle Edition, presqu' entifere-
ment refondue et considerablement augmentee, avec des Figures tiroes des
trois R^gnes de la Nature, 36 volumes, 8vo. and one volume with several hun*
dred plates, calf neat, £5. Paris, 1816-19
4793 — — the same, 66 vols, in 36, 8vo. (the plates being bound separately in 6
vols.) half calf, ^^^ horticultural Society* s copy, £3. 16* Paris, 1816-30
Priced, 1824, Wood, £21. 12*; 1836, J. Bohn, £8. 8* ; 1847, H. Bohn, £7. 17* 6d and
j^8. 18* 6d. With coloured plates, I sold a copy, 1856, hf. bd. £7. 10*.
A valuable set of books for a Public Library. This Dictiona>y was compiled by the most
eminent scientific men in France, each article was written by the most competent person in each
branch of the subject he undertook, and their names are a sufficient guarantee for their excellence,
viz.: Blot, Bosc, Chaptal, Desmarest, Du Tour, Lamarck, Latreille, Lucas, Olivier, Richard,
Sonnini, Vieillot, Virey, and others.
4794 DILLENII (Jo. Jac.) Historia Muscoeum ; in qua circiter 600 species veteres et
novae ad sua genera relatae describuntur ; et Iconibus genuinis illustrantur :
cum Appendice et Indice Synonymorum, roy . 4to. 85 plates, hf. (f, neat, 26s 1811
Scarce, only 250 copies printed.
4795 DILLWYN (L. W.) Beitish CoNFEBViE, or Coloured Figures and Descriptions
of the British Plants referred by Botanists to the Genus Conferva, 4to. 116
COLOTJBED J? toc« ; WITH DsAWINGS OF MANY NeW SpECIES % Jfirs* Hutchings,
and Manuscript Descriptions of others by W. Borrer, portraits of tJie author
and of D. Turner, JEsq, (to whom the work is dedicated) by Mm K, ^,T\vvTiieT^
inserted, half morocco, uncut, UKi<iUE copy, £^. ^s ^^^S^
f82 t^UARITCH'S CATALOGUE OF
— — — ^— » ■ ' ^t...^^,,,,,,^,^,,^,^^
4796 PILLWYN'S (L. W.) Bbitish Cokfbbyjb ; or coloured Fignres and Descm.
tions of Eritisu Plants, referred by Botaniflts to the Genus Conferva ; 4to. 116
coloured plates, (pub. at £5. ds) has. S6s 1801
Priced, 1829, Jao. Bobn, bds. £2. 2«, hf. mor. £2. 15«; 1832, Bryant, j£l. 10«; 1831,
H. O. Bohn, bds. £1. i6s, hf. mor. £2. 10«; 1836, J. Bohn, bds. £2. 2«, hf. mor. £2. lbs;
1840, J. Bohn, bds. £2. 2t.
4797 Hortus CoUinsonianus, royal 8yo. presentation copy, toith autograph
inscription, portrait, a private lithograph by Miss JET. 8. Turner, inserted^
7s 6d Swansea, privately printed, 1S4S
4798 Donovan's Natural History of tbe British Quadrupeds, 3 vols, in 1, Svo. with 72
coloured plates, half calf, ios 1820
4799 PoDONAEi Stirpium historia, very stout folio, Jirst edition, upwards of 1000 cuts,
original vellum, 12s Antverpiee, Plantin, 1583
4800 Don's Account of the Lambertian Herbarium, atlas folio, plate, not printed for
sale, bds, 12s 1824
Forms part of tlie second volume of Lambert's Genus Pinus.
4801 D'OEBIGNY'S Dictionary of Natural History : Dictionnaire TTniversel d'Huk
toire Naturelle, r^sumant et compl^tant tons les faits pr^sent^s par les Encyclb-
p^dies, les anciens Dictionnaires scientifiques, les GSuvres conipletes de Buffoa«
et les meilleurs Trait^s sp^ciaux sur les diverses branches des sciences naturelles ;
donnant la description des 6tres et des divers ph^nom^nes de la nature, I'^ty-
mologie et la definition des noms scientifiques, les principales applications des
corps organiques et inorganiques, a I'a^culture, a la medicine, aux arts indus-
triels, etc. ; Ouvrage utile aux M^decins, aux Pharmaciens, aux Agriculteurs,
aux Industriels, et g^n^ralepient a tons les honimes d^sireux de s initier aux
merveilles de la nature ; par Messieurs Arago, Audoin, Baudement, Becguerel,
Bibron, Blanchard, Boitard, De Brebisson, Ad. Brongniart, C. Broussais, firuJl^
Chevrolat, Cordier, Decaisne, Delafosse, Deshayes, Desmarest, J. Desnoyers,
Alcide et Charles D'Orbigny, Doy^re, Duchartre, Dujardin, Dumas, Dupon-
chel, Duvemoy, 6lie de Beaumont, Flourens, Is. Geoffrey Saint-Hilare, Gerbe,
Gervaise, HoUard, De Jussieu, De Lafresnaye, Laurillard, Lemaire, L^veiUe,
Lucas, Martin St.-Ange, Milne Edwards, Montague, Pelouze, Peltier, C, Prd»
vest, De Quatrefa^es, A. E^ichard, Kivi^re, Koulm, Spach, Yalenciennes, etc. ;
dirig^ par M. Charles D'Orbigny, et enrichi d'un magnifique Atlas de plandies
gravies sur acier, 13 vols, in 25, and 3 vols, comprising the Atlas of 288 very
fine plates, most beautifully coloured, of all the most remarkable Aninudti,
of which the Birds and Insects are particularly well executed, with the Tables
— ^together 28 vols. 8vo. (pub. at £21. sewed), new and clean, bound in 16 vols*
£15. Faris, 1849
Such a beautiful work, so general in its kind, and so fascinating to all lovers of the wonders of
nature, is seldom offered at so great a reduction in price. This arises from no depreciation in the
intrinsic value of the work, but from the necessities of a proprietor of a few copies, who brought
them to England for immediate sale. It is well known, that D'OaBiONv's grand Dictionary super-
sedes all preceding Encyclopiedias of Natural History, being the only one, in which the recently,
adopted systems and classifications have been incorporated, " Ce Dictionnaire embrasse non seule-
ment Tetude des dtres organises et les phenomdnes de la vie chez les animaux ; mais aussi r(;tude des
veg^taux, celle des corps bruts ou inorganiques, de leur mode de formation et d'arrangement dans
I'dcorce terrestre: ce qui comprend la Botanique, la Min^ralogie, la Geologic et de plus la Chimie
et la Physique g^n^rale ou I'etude des ph^nomdnes qui r^gissent sur tous les Stres k la surface da
globe. Nous avons enfin complete cet immense traits sur Thistoire naturelle en y comprenant, ta
moins sommairement, I'etude des astres consid^r^s, de meme que la terre, comme les jprincipaux
objets de la creation. Cet ouvrage pr^sente done T^tat actuel des sciences naturelles. Une innova^
tion importante a ^6 de donner, autant que possible, Tetymologie de tous les noms de genres, ainsi
que celle des principaux termes qu'on chercherait vainement ailleurs. Cette innovation a permia de
rectifier Torthographie d'une foule de noms si souvent alt^res par les divers auteurs.*'
*' La collection de planches jointe ^ ce dictionnaire est un veritable monument qui ne saurait perdre
de sa valeur, mdme un si^cle aprds sa publication et qui donne a elle seule un brillant risum^ da
regno vegetal et du regne animal, y compris les espeoes fossiles, telles que les Pl^siosaures, les Me-
gatheriums, les Pt^rodactyles, etc., dont les formes ^tranges 6tonnent Timagination.''
4802 DEYANDEE^ (Jonas) Catalogus Bibliothecse Historico-Naturalis Joseph! Banks,
Baroneti, 5 vols, in 9, 8vo. interleaved, half calf, £3. 3« 1798-1800
4803 another copy, 5 vols, 8vo. half calf, £2. 12* 1798-1800
A singularly well made Catalogue, in classified order, giving careful collations of the number
and plates of each work.
NATURAL HISTORY, SCIBNCBS, MATllBMATICS. MS
■*?»■
4804 DuMBsiL, j^l^mens des Soienoes Naturelles, troisi^me edition, 2 vols. 8yo. ^
plates, ^f, bd, orange morocco, neat, 6s Paris, 1825
4806 Ijumont, la Constitaijion G^ologique du Li^ffe, 4to. coloured maps, uncut, %s 1832
4806 DuNKEB iind Meyer, Palaeontagraphica, Vol. I. II. 1 — together 4 parts 4to.
plates, Qs Cassel, 1846-49
4807 Dupuis, M^moire explicatif du Zodiaque clironologique et mythologique, 4to,
plate, sd, 2s 6d Farts, 1806
4808 East India Company Musenm :
Catalogue of the Mammalia 1861
Catalogue of the Birds, by Horsfield and Moore, 2 vols. 1854>68
Catalogue of the Lepidopterous Insects by the same, Vol. L 1867
together, 4 vols. 8vo. cloth, 28* 1861-68
4809 the Catalogue of Birds, Yol. I. 8vo. cloth, 2s 6d 186^
4810 EDINBimGH, TrangactioM of the Boyal Society of Edinburgh, from the
commencement, 1788 to 1851, Vols. I. to XX. part 3, 4to. £12. 12« 1788-1852
4811 Ehbenbebo, die Corallenthiere des rothen Meeres, 4to. sd. 4* 6d Berlin, 1834
4812 die Natur und Bildung der Coralleninseln und Corallenbanke im
rothen Meere, 4to. sd. 2s 6d 1834
4813 ELLIS (John) Natural History of many curious and uncominon Zoophytes,
systematically arranged and described by Solander, 4to. 208 pp. 63 plates, calf
neat, scabce, 36* 1786
Priced, 1824, Wood, £\. \U\ 1829, J. Bohn, j£2. 2« ; 1840, J. Bobo, £%. 2«; 1854,
PampKn, ifl. 10« and £2. 2«.
4814 Encyclop^dib M:6thodiqitb : Dictiokkaibb dbs Scibuces Mathi^matiqubs,
A — Z, aveo disoours pr^liininaire par Bossut, 4 vols, and volume containing 108
plates, together 5 vols. 4to. hf. bd, 20s Padoue, 1790
4815 ENDLICHEE (S.) Genera Plantarum secundum Ordines Naturales disposita,
cum Supplementis I. II. III. IV pts. 2, 3, atque Indicibus, royal 8vo. (pub. at
£6. 6*) 1 stout vol. half ^^lf> ^'^^ supplements half bound and 1 sewed, £2. 10*
Vindobonae, 1836-60
All at present published. Priced, 1856, sd, £3. 10« Qd.
4816 ENaELHANN, Verzeiohniss der Biicheriiber Naturgesohichte, welche in Deutsch-
land, Scandinavien, Holland, England, Frankreich, Italien u. Spanien, 1700-
1846 erschienen sind. Band 1 : Vergleich. Anatoude u. Physiologic, Zoologie,
Palaeontologie, 8vo. 786 pp. half calf, Ss JLeipzig, 1846
4817 ENTOMOLOGICAL MAGAZINE, 5 vols. 8vo. many plates, some coloured,
£3. 3* 1833-8
4818 ENTOMOLOGICAL Society: Transactions of the Entomological Society of
London, from the beginning in 1836 to 1858 ; Fibst Series, 5 vols. 1836-49 ;
Second Sebies, Vol. I. to iV. part 7, 1850-58— together 9 vols. 8vo. about 160
coloured plates, (pub. at £10. 10*) £8. 1836-58
4819 Entomological Society of London : Transactions of, Vol. I. parts 1 and 2, 8vo.
coloured plates, 5* 1807-9
4820 ENTOMOLOGICAL SOCIETY of FEANCE : Socif t^ Entomologiqfe.
Annales de la Soci^t^ Entomologique de France, depuis le commencement en
1832, iusqu*it 1844, PBBMiiBE Seeie, Vols. I.— Al. in 25 parts, 1832-42;
DeuxiIme Sj&bib, Vol. I. in 4 parts, 1843-4 — together 12 vols, in 29 parts, 8vo.
plates, uncut, very rare, £10. 1832-44
4821 Efhemebides Societatis Meteorologicse Palatinse, historia et observationes anno«.
rum, 1781-93, 12 vols. 4to. plates, half calf, 20* Manheimii, 1783-96
4822 Ebckeb (Laz.) Beschreibung aller MineraHschen Ertzt und Bergwercks Arten
auch der Soheidung Gt)ldts, Silbers und anderer Metallen und Saltpeter Siedena
auch aUer Saltzigen Mineralischen Proben, alien Liebhabem Fewerkiinstey
folio, large wood engravings qf smelting and metallic derations, cay, 12s
Jrranckfurt-am'Mayn, 1629
4823 Ebebus and Tebbob, Zoology, Parts 1 and 2, containing the Mammalia aiid the
Fishes, 4to. (part 1 imperfect), 22 plates, sewed, 6* 1844
4824 Eschscholtz, Zoologischer Atlas : Abbildungen und Beschreibung neuer Thi-
erarten, 5 parts, folio, portrait and 25 coloured plates, 15« Berlin, 1829-33
4825 System der Acalephen : eine Beschreibung der Medusenartigen Strahl-
thicre, 4to. 16 plates, 3* 6d ib, 1829
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4826 EENST, Papillons d'Europe, peints d'apr^s Natnre, graves et colori^s goufl sa
direction ; d^crits par Engramelle, 8 yoIb. in 4, royal 4to. toith 360 beant^kBv
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215. „ 123—171.
152. „ 172—210.
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173. „ 258—305.
157. „ 306—342.
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4827 ESPER (J. E.) Description des Zoolithes, deconvertes dans le Margraviat ds
Bareith, traduite de TAllemand, par J. F. Isenflammn, royal folio, with 14 places
by Knoirr, in colours, half morocco, uncut, 18* Nuremh, 1774
A very highly esteemed work, much praised and quoted by Buckland, in his Reliquiae Diluvianafl*
4828 EULERI Introdnctio in Analysin Infinitorum, 2 vols. ^io. frontispiece, 'portrait
of De Mairan, and U)i plates ^french calf, gilt backs, 7s 6d Lausanna>e, 1748
4829 Theoria Motus Lunae, 4iU), plate, old calf neat, 5* Berolini, 1753
4830 Dioptrica; deconstructioneTelescopiorunijMicroscopiorum, etc. 3 vols.
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4831 Institutiones Calculi Differentialis, cum ejus usu in analysi finitimomm
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calf ZQs Ticini, 1787
4832 Eabbicii Genera Insectorum, 322 pp. Chilonii, 1776 — Species Insectorum, 2 vols.
JEambwrgi, 1781 — Mantissa Insectorum, 2 vols. JSafniae, 1787 — together 4 vols.
8vo. old calf \.2s 1776-87
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(pub. at £9. 9«) new and clean. Dr. Buckland* s copy, £4. 1846-9
4834 Favee, Considerations geologiques sur le Mont Saleve (Geneve), 4to. plates, bds,
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4835 FEE (A. L. A.) Essai sur les Cryptogames des Ecorces exotiques officinales,
2 vols. 4to. 4S plates, mostly coloured, dQs Paris et Strasbourg, 1824-37
Contents: pp. 1-168, plates, 1-34 ; 2me. partie, supplement et revision, pp. LlBOy-
plates 35 — 43.
4836 FERUSSAC. Histoire naturelle generale et particuliere des mollusques terres-
tres et fluviatiles, oeuvre posthume de M. le Baron d'Audebard de Ferussac con-
tinue, mis en ordre et public par le Baron d'Audebard de Ferussac fils, gband
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142 B, 145 B. Fossiles, 5 plates.
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4841 FiscHEB (F. E. L.) et C. A. Meyer, Sertum Petropolitanum, seu Icones et
Descriptiones Plantarum, quae in Horto Botanico Imperiali Petropolitano
floruerunt, 10 coloured plates ; Notice but la Construction d'une nouvelle
Serre de Palmiers au Jardin Imperial, plan of the JPalm JSouse, impl. atlas
folio, 15* St, Petershurgh, 1846
4842 Synopsis Astragalormn Tragacantliarum, 8to. 12 plates^ containing
148 subjects, sd. scarce, 10s JSfosquae, 1853
4843 FiscHBE (Gott.) Entomographie de la Eussie et Genres des Insectes, vol. 1, 4to.
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4845 Fischer de Waldheim, Bibliograplua Paleonthologica, 8vo. sd. 10s ib, 1834
4846 FiscHEE (J. B.) Synopsis Mammalium, 8vo. 42 and 752 pp. 4i folding plates, 1^,
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4848 FLORA BATAVA, Afbeeloing en Beschrijving von Nederlandsche Gewassen
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801-805, 811-925; together 36 parts, containing 175 finely coloured plates,
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30« Amsterdam, 1849-53
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4849 FLORA DANICA. Icones Plantarum sponte nascentium in Eegnis Danise et
NorwegisB, etc. editae ab Auctoribus Gr. C. (Eder, O. F. Miifler, M. VaM,
J. W. Homemann, et Liebmann, Fasc. I. ad XXXII. in 11 vols, folio, fine
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2s 6rf Paris, 1833
4861 FRANKLIN* (Benjamin) Experiments and Observations on Electricity made at
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coLOUBED plates of New and Ra/re Mammals and Birds, described in the Bro*
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4868 Fuessly (J. G.) Archives de THistoire des Insectes, 4to. 54 coloured plates, hf.
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4869 Fusiniebi (A.) Memorie sperimentali di Mecanica Molecolabe, e di una
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4870 Galeotti, M^moire sur la Constitution G^ognostique de Brabant, 4to. 194 pp.
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4873 Gauss und Weber, Atlas des Erdmagnetismus, ^io.with 1^ plates, bds. 4>s Leip, 1840
4874 Gavabd, Notice sur le Diagraphe, Svo. with ^plates, (pub. at 16 fr.) sd. 2s Bar. 1839
4875 Geoffeoy, Histoire des Insectes, 2 vols. 4to. with 22 colotjbed plates, calf neat,
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copy in calf, £2, 10s , 1633
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constantly quoted by Sir James Smith, in his EngUsh Flora.
4877 Gebsdobf*s Beobachtungen der atmospharischen Elektricitat, 4to. 15 plates qf
electrical experiments, hf bd. 2s 6d , Gortitz, 1802
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jextra, £4. Gand, 1845-49
4879 GiLius, Agri Eomani Historia N*aturalis,Part I. Tom, I. : Obnithologia Eomana»
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4880 GMELIN (J. G.) Flora Sibirica, sive Historia Plantarum Sibiria, 4 vols. 4to.
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4882 Proceedings, from 1826 to 1842 ; Nos. 1-90, 98, 103— Abstracts of the Pro-
ceedings, 1856-9, Nos. 1-31.— 3 vols. 8vo. cloth, and 29 Nos. 26* 1834-69
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4886 Classified Index to the Transactions, Journal, &c. by Ormerod, new, 4*
4887 GEOLOGICAL Society of France : M^moibss de la Spci^t^ G^ologique do
France, 5 vols, in 10 parts, complete from the commencement, 4to. geologically
coloured, plates, sd. un<nit. Dr. Buckland^s copy, £5. Paris, 1833-45
4888 Geological Survey of Great Britain, Memoirs of. Vol. I. ; Vol. II. part 1, roy,
8vo. maps, cloth, 16s 1846-48
4889 GODAED et DUPONGHEL, Histoire naturelle des LepidoptIiees ou Papillons
de France : Diumes, 2 v^. — Crepusculaires, 1 vol. — Nocturnes, 6 vols. — Sup-
? lament, 4 vols. — Iconographie des Chenilles, 1 vol.— Catalogue m^thodique defl
icpidopt^res, 1 vol. — together 15 vols. Svo. of Text, in 13 — ivols. If. m>or. 9 v»-
hound, with ^o. Atlas of 645 coloured plates, in cases, £9. JParis, 1821-44
COLLATION OF THB PLATES.
Nocturnes: Bomhycites
16
Planche explicative .
•
1
Pseudo-Bomhycites
6
Diumes: Vol. I.
•
39
Bombycoides
3
•
6
Noctuelides
3
Vol.11. .
•
28
Orthosides .
2
Crepusculaires, Plates 13-22 •
•
12
Hadenidea
2
Nocturnes
•
314
Catocalides
2
BUPPLEMBNT.
Lithosides •
2
Diumes . . •
•
50
Xylinides
2
Crepusculaires
•
12
Chelonides
4
Nocturnes
•
90
Phalenides •
2
ICONOGRAPHIB DBS CHBNILLB8<
Plusides
1
Diumes : Papillonides, Nymphalides, Hee-
Endromides
1
perides • •
•
36
Crepusculaires: Sphini^des
•
11
Total
•
645
4890 GoEDAETii Metamorphosis et Historia Naturalis Insectorum, cum comment. Jo-
annis de Mey, 63 curious plates ; Appendix D. Johannis de Mey; Appendix II»
de Cometis; Metamorphoseos et Hist, nat. Insectoruxa-^^x^ vtL. <sxcks. Kza^-^^
dice, 21 coloured plates ; in 2 vols. 12mo. hf. mar. ^» ^d ^ed\o>>uT^V. V^Si^fiv
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bds. 18« Leiden, 1848
4892 Monograplde der Fossilen Conifeben, 4to. b^ plates, partly coloured,
(pub. at £2. 2*1 hds, 32« Leiden, 1850
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4893 GOTTINGEN Tbansactions : Commentaeii Societatis Eegiae Scientiarum
Gottingensis, 1751-64, 4 vols. — Novi Commentaeii, 1769-76, 7 vols. — CoM-
MENTATiONES, 1778-99, 14 vols. — together 25 vols. 4to. plates, hf, hound, £2.
Gottingae, .1752-1800
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4894 GouAN, Histoire des Poissons, latin enfrangois, sm. 4to. plates, calf gilt, Is Qd
Strasbourg, 1770
4896 GOULD'S (J.) Mammals of Australia, Parts I. to X., impl. folio, uiith 160
COLOUEED plates, (pub. at £31. 10s) hds. Colonel Hamilton Smith*s sttbscriptum
copy, £20. 1846.68
4895 ! Monograph of the Macropodidae, or Family of Kangaro^^ 2 parts,
impl. folio, 30 coloured plates, (pub. at £6^ 6*) hds. £3. 3s 1841-42
4897 Gbaba, Eeise nach Faro, 1828, 8vo. hf. morocco, 2s 6d - Hamburg, 1830
4898 GRAY (G. E.) The Gbneba or Bieds, comprising their generic characters, a
notice of the habits of each Genus, and an extensive List of Species referred to
their several Genera, 50 parts forming 3 vols, folio, with Appendix and Index,
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plain, hy D, W, Mitchell, (subscription price £26. 6s, now selling for £31. 10s)
£22. 10* 1844-49
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4899 Geay (G. E.) List of the Genera of Birds, 8vo. 90 pp. cloth, Is 6d 1840
4900 the same, 2nd edition, with an Index, 8vo. 128 pp. cloth ; Appendix, 16
pp. inserted, 3s 1841-2k
4901 Illustrations of Indian Zoology, consisting of plates of new or hitherto
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loured plates, with Index, sd. 6s 1832
4902 GRAY (Asa) Plantae Wrightianae Texano-Neo-Mexicanicae : an account of a
Collection of Plants, made by C. Wright in an Expedition from Texas to New
Mexico, 2 parts, impl. 4to. with 14i plates, sd, 7s 6d Washington, 1852-53
4903 Geay (J. E.) Catalogue of Lepidopterous Insects in the Collection of the Britisli
Museum, 4to. Part 1, Papilionidae, 84 pp., 1 plain and 14 coloured plates, bds,
10s 1862
4904 GEAY (Maria Emma) Figures of Molluscous Animals, etched by herself (with
explanations by Dr. J. E. Gray), 4 vols. Svo. proof portrait of the authoress,
and fine impressions of 342 plates, cloth, presentation copy to Dr. Horsfield, with
his autograph on the title-pages, 30s 1842-60
4905 GEIFFtTH'S (W.) Indian Botanical Works, arranged by John Maclelland :
Posthumous Papers, bequeathed to the Hon. East India Company.
A. 8vo, Text: Journal of Travels in Assam, Burma, Bootan, Affghanistan, etc
portrait of Griffith, and 16 plates, Calcutta, 1847 — Vol. 2. Itinerary Notes of
Plants collected in the Khasyah and Bootan Mountains and in Afighanistan,
1837-41, map and 3 plates, ih. 1848 — Notulae ad Plantas Asiaticas ; part 1,
Development of Organs in Phanoerogamous Plants, ib. 1847— Notulae, part
2, on the higher Cryptogamous Plants, ib. 1849 — Notulae, part 3, Monocoty^
ledonOus Plants, ib, 1851 — Notulae, part 4, Dicotyledonous Plants, ib, 1864
B. 4to. Plates : Icones Plantarum Asiaticarum, part 1, Development of Organa
in Phanoerogamous Plants, 62 coloured plates, 1847 ; part 2, Ciyptogamoua
Plants, 1849, plates 63-138 ; part 3, Monocotyledonous Plants, 1851, plates
139-174, 243-359 ; part 4, Dicotyledonous Plants, 1854, plates 360-661
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92 heauttfully coloured plates, with Descriptive Text in 8vo. 2 vols, hf, morocco,
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There has been some irregularity in the mode of publication of this superb work ; there are a
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works on the ** Genus Finns'' very few are published. Lambert's is the only one with plates on a
large scale.
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6000 LAMOHROUX, Histoire des Polipiers Coralligenes flexibles, vulgairement
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6004 Th^rie Analytique des Probabilit^s, 4to. caff gilt, ISs Paris, 1820
** La Place's name will remain to the end of the world amongst those who, in the loftiest sub-
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Priced, 1847, H. Bohn, calf extra, £1. 16« ; calf neat, £1. Us 6d,
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bds, ISs ib. Trans, Amer, Phil, Soc, 1862
6009 ' Contributions to Geology, roy. 8vo. with 6 col. plates, cl, 6s Phila, 1833
6010 LEACH'S (Wm. E.) Zoological Miscellany, being descriptions of new, or inte-
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6012 Leibnizeks Mathematische Schriften von Gerhardt, 2 vols. 8vo. sd, 6s 1849-50
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6017 Naturgeschichte des Mineral E>eichs, 2 vols, in 1, Syo, plates, half mo-
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6019 LESSON, Ouvbages db : Histoire Naturelle des Oiseaux-Moxjches, 1 vol. 8vo.
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forms one of the most valuable and standard works in this department of zoology." — SwaiiUon,
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NATURAL HISTORY, SCIBNCB8, MATHEMATICS. tm
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over printed in Britain,^' but this is a mistake, that honour certainly belonging to Jnliana Bemers or
Barnes, whose work on Hawking, Hunting, &c. was printed at St. Albans in 1 486.
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NATURAL HISTORY, SCIENCES* MATHEMATICS. 301^
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5165 PouiLLET, J^l^mens de Physique experimentale et de M^teorologie, 2 vols, in 4,
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5178 Bhode's Beitrage zur Pflanzenkunde der Yorwelt, 4 parts, impl. folio, with 10
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NATURAL, HISTORY, SCIENCES, MJI^EMATICS. S18
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sertion of above One Hundred Birds omitted in the original Work, and illus-
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6349 YARRELL (Wm.) History of British Birds, complete in 37 parts, forming
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5354 Correspondance Astronomique, G^ographique, Hydrographique et
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6355 Zettebstedt, Orthoptera Sueciae, Svo. uncut, 3* "^ Lu/nda^, 1821
6356 '—— InsectaLapponica: Coleoptera, Orthoptera, Hemiptera, Hyinenoi>tera,
Diptera, Lepidoptera, Neuroptera, cum Indice, 4to. hf. mor, 14* lApsiae, 1840
6357 ZiMMEBMAN (E. A. G.) Specimen Zoologiae Geographicae, Quadrupedum Domi-
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''This book is much praised by Mr. Pennant." — MS, note by Mr, Mitford, Several pages
are occupied with the Zoology of America.
6358 ZiNNANi, delle Uova e dei Nidi degli Uccelli e Osservazioni sopra le Cavallette,
4to. ^plates, hf morocco, 7s Qd Venezia, 1737
6359 Zoological Journal (the), by Bell, Children and Sowerby, from the beginning,
March 1824-1834, Vols. I. — V., and a volume of Plates, — together 6 vols. Svo.
half calf ailt, 30* 18^-35
6360 the same, from March 1824 to April 1826, 2 vols. Svo. with 41 coloured
plates, (pub. at £4. 4*) cloth, 25* 1825-26
6361 ZiOOLO(jrICAL Society's Gardens and Menagerie, 2 vols. Svo. several hundred
remarkably fine Woodcuts of Quadbufeds ai^d Bibds, very early impressiatu,
green morocco, gilt edges, 30* Vhiswick, 1831
5362 ZOOLOGrlST (the) an illustrated monthly Magazine of Natural History, from
the commencement in January 1843 to November 1858, 196 nos. in 191, 8to.
with cuts (pub. at £9. 16*) sd, £5. 10* 1843-58
6363 lAigriCUlture- Chinese Aobicultube, etc. Yarious Works in Chinese on
Agbicultube, Silk- Worms, the Taou-Choo-Kung, 4 vols. ; Cha King, Literary
Housewife, or Manual of !Recipes, 4 vols, with several Manuscbipt Transla-
tions by G. T. Lay, H. M. Consul, a curious and important collection, in a folio
pamphlet box, from the Horticultural Society, 20*
6364 Gallo (Agostino) le Vinti Giomate dell* Agricoltura et de* Piaceri della Villa, 4to.
19 pages of engravings of agricultural works and implements, calf, 5* Venetia, 1569
5365 Nesbit's Agricultural Chemistry, and the Nature of the Peruvian Guano, Svo.
cloth, 2* 1866
6366 STEPHENS*S (H.) Book of the Farm, detailing the labours of the Farmer,
Farm-Steward, Ploughman, Shepherd, Hedgor, Cattle-Man, Field- Worker and
Dairy-Maid, 3 vols, royal Svo. So plates and upwards of 600 wood-engravings,
including portraits of Animals, after designs by Sheriff, G, Steell and Slight,
(pub. at £4. 10*) cloth, £2. 16* 1844
'* This work was intended to be, and we have been assured is, a complete body of practical agri-
culture, embracing all the latest discoveries and improvements." — McCuUoch,
6367 Tussee's (Thos.) Five Hundred Points of Good Husbandry, together with a
Book of Huswifery, &c. in Verse, New Edition, with Notes and Glossary by
Will. Mavor, LL.D., Svo. (pub. at 15*) bds. Is 6c? 1812
'* The farmer*a daily diet may be drawn with sufficient accuracy from the curious old Georgic
of Tasser; a poem wMch, mor« than any other ^e ^saeaa, throws light upon the agricultiural
maanen and cuatoma of the a^*' — Drake* 9 SAafcapeare and Ku Tim«%.
MINOR SCIENTIFIC WORKS AND TRACTS.
51ft
MZHOIl SCIENTIFIC WORKS AND TRAC;TS.
arrange d an d sold as follows a
B368 ANATOMY (COMPARATIVE) and PHYSIOLOGY. A valuable collection
of Treatises on, 50 vols, and Tracts, 4to. and 8yo. with many colov/red plate*,
from the library of the late Bolt, Brovm, JEsq. 15*
Including :
Baltzer de modo Propagationis in genere hu-
mano, 8vo. Bonnae, 1833
Blyth (Edw.) Zoology of the Tennasserim pro-
vinces, 8vo. Calcuiia, 1843
on the different Species of Orang-ntan,
8vo.
Bory de St.-Vincent, Classification des Animanx
Microscopiques, 8vo. 1826
Corda, Observations Microscopiques snr les ani-
malcules des eauz de Carlsbad, 1 2mo. 6 pi. s.d.
Cuvier, Histoire des Sciences Naturelles, publ.
par M. de Saint- Agy, Tom. 1, Z, (jusqu'au
iresiecle) 8vo. 1841
Elliott (W.) Catalogue of Mammalia in the
Southern Mahratta Country, 8vo.
(? Madras, 1830)
Eschricht, de Respiratione et Nutritione Foetus,
4to. Ht^niae, 1837
Flourens, M^moires d'Anatomie et de Physiolo-
gie compar^es, 4to. coloured plates 1844
Forchammer de Blennii vivipari formatione et
evolutione KUiae, 1819
Fraenzel de Nervorum Cerebralium Spinalium-
que fimctionibus Dretdae, 1833
Kubl und Hasselt, zur Zoologie und verglei-
chenden Anatomie, 4to. 7 plates Frank/. 1820
Prevost, de la G^n^ratiou chez le Lymn^et
chez le Sechot, 4to. 1826
Robin, des Veg^taux quicroissent sur Thomme
et sur les Animauz vivants, 8vo. 3 plates 1847
Sundevall's ofversigtaf Idislande djuren, Linnefl
Pecora, 8vo. 1844
Valentin, Repertorium fur Anatomie und Phy-
siologie, Band 8, pt. 2, 8vo. Bem^ 1843
Weber (B. H.) de Pulsu, Resorptione, Audita
et Tactu, 4to. 176 pp. Lips. 1834
5369 ASIA, Botanical Tracts relating to, 30 vols, and tracts, folio, 4to. and Syo. firom
the library of the late Sobert Mrown, Esq. £2. 5*
Including :
Batavian Academy. Verhandelingen van het
Bataviaasch Genootschap, 5de. Deel, 8vo.
plates Batavia, 1790
Blume, Flora van Nederlandsch Indie, pts. 2,
10-12, 14, 15, 8vo. ib. 1825-6
Javaansche Orchideen, folio, 5 tables, 2
plates ib. 1825
Calcutta. Report on the Hon. Company's Bo-
tanic Gardens, parts 1,5, fol. Calcutta, 1843
Cleghornon Calysaccion Longifolium,8vo. 1851
Kubl et Van Hasselt; Orchideaeet Asclepiadae
in Java, impl. folio, 5 coloured plates, with
descriptions Gandavi,lS27
Lochner de Ananasa, sive Nuoe Pinea Indica,
4to. plates ^? Nuremburg, 1760)
Manuscript. Flora Bengalensis ; sistens Plantu
plurimas Bengalae, Baha, Oude et Regionum
^nitimarum, accurate descriptas, Characteres,
Differentias, Ordines, Virtutes, etc. Vols. 1-6,
1200 pp. and Vols. 8, 12, 13, pp. 1291-1521,
2201-2531 ; together 9 vols. 4to. upwards e^
1600 pp.writtenin a plain legiblehand (? 1810)
Siebold, Flora Japonica, fasc. 1, 2, folio, 28 pp.
plates 1-10 finely coloured Lugd. Bat, 1835
Vriese, sur les Rafflesias Rochussenii et Patma,
folio, 2 folding p tales Leide, 1 8 55
Wallich, on the Mishme Teeta and Pncha Pat ;
Preparation and Management of Plants on a
Voyage from India 1832
Wallich's Nipal Plants, folio, plates 1-10, 12,
14,15,17-19,21
{Calcutta), 1826
6370 ENGLAND. English Botanical Tbacts, collected by the late Eobert Brown,
Esq. 50 vols, and tracts, folio, 4to. and Svo. comprising many coloured plates 1S#
Including :
AUmann, Analysis of the Genera of Plants with
conspicuous Stamens, 4 to. 1828
Banks (Jos.) on Blighty Mildew, and Rust, 4to.
coloured plates 1805
Banks (Sir J.) : Peter's Prophecy, by Pindar, a
Satire, 4to. 1 788 ; Cuvier, Eloge Historique
de M. Banks, 4to. 1821
Blair-Adam, Observation on the Woods, Plan-
tations, and Parks, 3 pts. 8vo. 1834
Curtis' Botanical Magazine, General Indexes,
pt. l,8vo. 1816
(Donovan) on the Minute Partsof Plants, No. I,
4 to. 5 coloured plates 1789
Hooker (J. D.) Botany of the Antarctic Voyage
of the Erebus and Terror, pt. 18, 4 to. cO'
loured plates 135-142
Hooker (Sir W. J.) Description of Victoria
Regia, folio, 4 coloured plates 1847
Horticul. Soc. Chiswick, Catalogue of Fruits 1826
Lindley, Orchidearura Sceletos, 8vo. 1826; £f.
tectsprodnced on Plants by the Frost, 4to. 1839
Linnaei Epistolae ad B. de Jussieu, ineditae, 4to.
234 pp. American Acad, lSb4
Macvicar, Germination of the Filices, 4to. 1824
Manuscripts: A Bibliographical Catalogue of
Botanical Vols, and Tracts, describing the
number of pages and plates, 4to. 120 pp. hf
bd. ; Botanical Notes, about 50 pp. by the
late Robt. Brown, Esq.
Maton (Dr. Wm. Geo.) Biographical Sketch of,
by Dr. J. A. Paris, 8vo. 1838
81«
QUARITCH*8 CATALOGUE OF
MoriflOQ (Rob.) Plantae Umbelliferae, folio, 20
plaiei Oxon, 167*2
Orehideae, Species of the Natural Order of,
2 coloured piaiet 1817
Folteney (Dr. Richard) Catalogue of the Birds,
Shells, and some of the more rare Plants of
Dorsetshire, with Additions and Memoir of
the Author, foIio» ir. and 100 pp., pwirait
mtd 21 platet 1813
Stackhouse, Nereis Britannica, Species omnea
Fucorum in Tnsul. Brit. 4to. 20 plates 1816
Plates, 23 various botanical, including portraits
of Dr. Pulteney and Linnaeus, various proofs
of the latter.
5871 Entomology. Minor Works on, 9 vols, and tracts, 4to. and 8vo. coloured plates^
the lot, as described below, 20«
Bate, on the Carapacaeand Antennae in Crusta-
cea, Bvo. 1855
Haldeman, North American Coleoptera (1847)
Uerold (M.) de Generatione Insectorum in Ovo,
fa»c If plates coloured FVai/^tir/, 1835
Hope, on the Entomology of the Himalayas and
oflndU 1840
Herold, Schmettcrlinge, 4 to. 33 coloured plates
qf Butterflies
Panzer, Insekten Faune Deutschlands, 2 vols.
8vo. Niirnberg, l8<>5-6
Stephens' Illustrations of British Eutomolngj,
Supplement 1846
Villers (C. de) Nomenclatur Iconum Entomo-
logiaeLinn. \2 plates,
6872 Geological Mikor Works : London Geological Journal, Nos. 1-3, 1846-7 — Ihib-
lin Geological Society Addresses, 1849-50— -Howse, Icones Fossilium Sectiles,
Opiates — King, Permian Socks and Fossils — Loftus, Geological map of tJie
Turko-Persian Frontier, 1862— Nelson, Geology of the Bahamas, 1858— Owen,
Bemains from the Purbecks, 1854— Sopwith — Williams, Damoodah Valley —
Barrande — ^D'Orbieny — ^Eenevier — Herrmannsen, and others — together 27 vols,
and tracts, 8vo. ana 4to. with many maps and plates, from the collection of Wi
Loflus, Esq, 209 1842-^
5373 GEKMAN Y: BOTANICAL Tbacts, collected by the late Eobert Brown, Esq.,
many of them presentation copies, ynXb. the autographs of their respective
authors, 205 Vols, and Tracts in German, Latin, and French, folio, 4to. and 8vo.
numerous plates, plain and coloured, many scarce, in 4i parcels, £4.
Amongst others, include the following :
Bayrfaoffer, Lichenen, 4to. 4 plates Bern, 1851
Beinling, Verbreitung der Coniferen, 4to. 1856
Billerbeck, Flora Classica, 8vo. Leipzig, 1824
Bischoff Krjptogam. Gewachse, pts. 1,2 ] 828
' Botanische Terminologie, stoat 4 to. 46
plates NUmberg, 1830-33
Botanisches Arcfaiv. Nos. 1, 2, 4to. 10 coloured
plates Wieru 1837
Bridel, Museologia, 2 Torn! et SuppL pars 1 ,
4to. Gothae, 1797-1806
• Methodus NovaMuscomm, 4to.;E;/a/es 1819
Bmch a. Schimper, Laabmooee Earopa'a, pt. 1,
Opiates
Bnicb, Bryologia Europaea, fbse. 2, 3, 4 ; 30
plates Stuttgart, IB37
Corda, Baa den Pflansenstammes, 8vo. 1 836
Ehrenberg, 5 tracts by ' 1818-44
Eisengrein, Schmetterlingsbliithigen, Svo. 1 830
F^ (A. L. A.) Theorie des Rapports Botaaico-
Chimiqaes, 4to. Strasbourg, 1833
Goeppert, Ueberwallen der Taaneustocke, 4 to.
plates Bonn^ 1842
Hamburg, Ahhandl. von dem naturwissenscbaftL
Vereinin, 4to. 1 Band, 2^ plates 1846
Hampe, Icones Muscorum, pt 1, Svo. 10 plates
Bonn, 1844
HartJg (Dr. Th.) 4 Treatises by, /^/a^e* 1833-44
(etschweiler, Scitamini, 4 to. 7 plates 1813
I, Phancrogamen, 8vo. Darmstadt, 1832
fman, Plantae Lichenosae, VoL I. pts. 1, 2,
plates 1-12; Vol. II. pt. 1, plates 2b-Z{i \
Vol. III. pt. \^plates 49-54 \ 4 pts. 1789
Irmisch, Knollen- and Zwibelgewachse, 8ro. 10
plates 1850
— — Morphologic der Pflanzen, 4to. 8 plates
Halle, 1834
'— Valeriana- Arten, 4to. 4 plates ib, 1854
Jessen, Prasiolae, 4to. plates Kiliae, 1848
Karsten, Vegetationsorgane der Palmen, 4 to. 9
plates Berlin, 1847
Kunth, 3 tracts by, 4to. 1819-41
Katorga, Infdsionsthiere, 8vo. Varlsruhe, 184 1
Lantzius, Mooskapsel, coloured plates 1847
Lindenberg, Spiecies Hepathicarum, fasc. I, foil.
6 coloured plates J^onn, 1840
Link ec. Otto, Icones Plantaram select. Horti
R. Botan. Berolinensis, pts. 1-5, 4to. 30 co-
Imtred plates Berlin, IS20 -2
Klotschet Otto, Icones Plantaram rariorum
Horti R. Botan. Berolin. ler Jahrgg. Itea.
heft, 6 pts. ; 2er Jahrgg. plates 25-48, 5 pts.
30 coloured plates Berlin, 1840-4
Martins, Plantes remarquables du Jardin da Mu-
nich, Livr. 1, 2, 4to. 10 coloured plates 1829
Martius, 3 tracts by , 1 2 plates 1 824 -4
Mohl(H.) llauken u. Schlingpflanzen, 13 plates^
1827 ; Poren des Pfianzen-Zellgewebes, 4
plates, 1828; Pflanzen-Substanz. 2 plates 1 836
Mertens et Goldbach,Nymphaeceae,4to. (1817)
Meyen (Or. F. J. F.) Mikroskopische Abbildun-
gen zur Phytotomie, 4to. 14 plates, 1830;
Secretions Organe der Pflanzen, 4ta. 9 plates,
1837 ; Pflanzengeographie, 8vo. 478 pp. and
map, 1836 ; and 3 tracts, plaie^t liiaO-10
MINOR SCIENnnC WORKS AND TRACTS.
air
Nees Ton Esenbeck, BryologU Germanica, 2er
Theil, plaief, eoVd 13-43, 1827-31 ; Mycetoi-
deae, 4 to. 4 eoVdpiatet ; Gramineae
Petennann, in Codicem LinDaeanum Index Al-
phabeticus, 4to. 1840
Presl, 6 Tracts by, plate» Prag. 1 833- 4 7
Purkinje, de Cellulis Antherarom, 4to. \%piate9t
Vratitlaviae, 1830
Regensbarg, Denkschriften der K.B.Botani8chen
Gasellachaft, Vol. 3, 4ito,plaiei 1841
Richard, de Musaceis, 4to. 12 plaiet Vrat. 1831
Roemer, llesperides et Peponiferae, 2 vols. 8¥0.
Vimariae, 1846
Schimper, folio, 18 plaie»
Schleiden (Dr. M. I.) 9 tracts by, p/a/et 1839-44
jSoliniilein, Iconographia Yegetab. pt. 1, 20 eo-
louredplaieM Bonn^ 1843
Schulze, iiber Robt. Brown, Ato. plates 1828
Schott et Endlicher, Meletemata Botanica. ft«e.
1, impl. fol 36 pp.a7tdplatei 1-6 rf}i<fo*.1832
Trautvetter, Flora Russica, fate. 3, 5,6, \5pMeB
Monachii, 1844-5
Unger (Dr. F.) 4 Tracts bj Wien. 1843-6
Wahlenberg, Flora Carpatomm, 8to. pMet,
Gottingae, 1814; de Helvetia Septent. 8?o.
platet 1813
Wallrotb,Saiilchen-Flechten,8TO. Naumh. 1829
Wiegmann, Bastardzeugung im Planzenreichty
4to. Brawutkw. 1828
Will, Akaleplien, 4to. platu 1844
Willdenow, Phytographia, platet MO 1 794
Willkomm, Globulariees, fol. 4 plates Lpt, 1850
Zuccarini, Deatschen Holzgewachse, pt. 1,
platee 1-9 coloured, Miinchen, 1829 ; Plantae
Herbar. Monac. Elenchus, fasc. l,plaie§ 12-
1 7, fasc. 3, Cacteae, b plates ib, 1832
6374 HOLLAND : Various Scientific publications of, viz. Mobben de Orchide La-
tifolia, 4to. ^plates, Oand, 1827 — Kobthals, Magnoliaceae en £.ubiaceae yan
de Oostindiscne Kolonien, Leiden, 1838 — Miquel, Systema Piperacearmn, 2 vols.
8vo. Rater. 1843 — Miauel, Cycadeae Americanae, ooZottrec^^Ai^e^, Amst. 1851 —
Jaarboek van het Neaeriandsche Listituut, 1850, 51, 2 vols. Amst, — Tydschrift
vor Wetenschappen, 3 vols. 8vo. Amst, 1847-50 — and 21 other Tracts, mostly
4to. the lot, cheap, 10s
5376 ITALY, Botanical Tracts relating to, collected by tbe late E/Obert Brown, Esq.
61 vols, and Tracts, folio, 4to. and 8vo. printed at various provincial towns tn
Italy, many scarce, £2.
Licluding, amongst others, the following : —
Aldini, construzione di Sampone, ^plates 1822 Meneghini, delle Diatomee Venez, 1846
A inici, Orchidee, 8 vo. 1 84 6
Caulinus, Zosterae Oceanicae, 4to. Neap, 1792
Cesati (Vine ) Stirpes Italicae rariores vel no-
vae, descriptionibus Iconibusque illustratae,
impl. fol. 96 pp. 24 plates Mediolani, 1840
Colla (A.) HortusKipulensis, 4to. Taurin, 1824
■ (L.) sul genere Musa, impl. fol. coloured
plates Torino, 1820
Florence, Catalogos Plant. Horti-Botan.
Florent. 1818
Gasparrini, Pietra Fangaja, 4to. 5 plates, Na-
poll, 1841 ; Stmttura degli Stomi, 4to. 1842
Monti, Catalogi Stirpiom Agri Bononiensia Pro-
dromu^, 4to. plates Bonon, 1719
Naples, Catalogus Plant. Horti. R. Neap. 1813
Padua. L'Orto Botanico di Padova, 8vo. 1842
Raddi, Agrostographia Brasiliensis, 8to. 1823
Re, ad Floram Pedemontanum Appendix, 4to«
1824
Scienziata Italiani, Diario del 7o. Congresso in
Napoli, Nob. 1 , 3-8, 1 1, 4to. 1845
Switzerland. Manuel d'Herborisation en Suiaae
et en Valais, 8vo.412pp. Winterthour, 1811
Tenore, 5 tracts by, 4to, folding plates
Trevisan, Algbe del Tenere Udinese, Padtva^
1844; Nomendatur Algarum, T. 1. 1845
Yisiani, 8 tracts by Venezia, 1844
Zanardini, Cellulari Marini di Venezia, 8yo. 1847
5376 NORWAY, SWEDEN, and DENMAHK. A rare Collection of Tracts relating
to the BoTAKT of these countries, 200 vols, and tracts, 4to. and 8vo. printed at
various Scandinavian towns, the collection of the late Moheri Brawn, JEsq. £2. 10«
Including the following : —
Aghard, de Cellala Yegetabili FlbriUis tenuissi-
mis contezta, ito. plates Lundae, 1852
Anderson, Conspectus Vegetationis Lapponicae,
8vo. Upsal, 1846
Anderson, Plantae ScandinaTiae, fasc. 1, Svo.
Hohnias, 1849
Areschoug, Phyceae decas la. 4 to. 10 plates
Gothohergi, 1847
Copenhagen Academy. K. Danske Vidensk.
Selslcabs, Naturvidensk. ogMathem. Afhandl.
Deel 7, \Z plates, 1836-7 ; Femte lUekke, I.
II., 19 ;7/a/e9, 1849-51; Oersted, Oversigten,
1840, 1843-8, 7 pts. 8vo.
. Skrivter af Naturhistorie-Selskabet,
Bind 6, 8vo. 6 plates Kiobenhavn, 1836-51
Forchhammer, Bombolmske Kulformationer,
plates (1830)
Fellmann, de Solo ex Plaatis eidem insitis dig*
noscendo, 4to. Aboae, 1817
Fries, Snmma Vegetabil. Scandiname 184&
Homemann, indenlandske 'Planter, 8to. 1836
Klint, Underrattelser ofver Bohus Bagten samt
Kattegat, 4to. views of Coasts Stocih, 1807
Linnaeus, Egenbandiga Anteckningar, 4to. pits*
Vpsela, 1823; Genera Morberum> Svo. Upsa»
lie, 1 763 ; ClavU Medidnae Holmiae, 1 766
Nylander, Spic. Plantarum Fennicarum, Cent. 2,
8to. Helsingfors, 1844
Oersted, Homeman, Reinbardt, Tidskrift for
Naturvidenskabeme, Nos. 1,9 Kjobenh^XAVL
319
QUARITCH'S CATALOGUE OF
Stockholm Academy. Ofveraigt af K. Veten-
■kaps-Akademiens Forhaudlingar, I8469 7-10,
1847, 1848, 1-3, 5-6, 10 ; 20 pts. Syo. pis.
Stockholm, 1846-8
Thunberg, Prodr. Plantamm Capeosium. pan 1,
8¥0. platett Uptal, 1794 ; Flora Capensis,
Vol II. fasc. 2, 8yo. Hqfniae, 1820
Upsal Academy. Nova Acta R. Societatis Sci-
entiarum Upsaliensis, vols. 9, 10, 4to. plaief
Uptaliae, 1827-32
Upsal, Tracts printed at, including Afzelias et
Wadsberg, deVegetabil. Suecanis; Afzelius,
etc de Rosis Suecanis, 1 1 tracts ; Afzelius et
Elgensteirna, Genera Plant. Guineensium ;
Carlson, Flora Strengnesensis ; Colliander, de
Moraea ; Gevalin de Protea ; Haartmann,
Plantae Hybridae; Hartman, Genera Grami*
Plantae Esculentae Patriae ; Hojer, Demonatr
Plantarum in Horto Upsaliensi, 1753; Uok,
Boleti, Fungomm generis, iliostr. ; Lowen-
adler, Botaniskt-Antiq. Excursioner; Lnndr
mark de Lavandula ; Naezen, Nova Gnuniiium
Genera; Olin, de Oleo Cajuputi; Remedia
Guineensia, Stirpium in Guinea MedicinaL
Species novae, pp. Wennberg, etc. 9 tracts ;
Rung, Ixia ; Soderstedt, de Oleo Cajuputi ;
Stickman, Herbarium Amboinense ; Struve,
de Erica ; and others by Blumenberg, Djape-
dius, Ek, Hedenberg, Kallstenius, Romanson,
Salmenius, Swartz, Tomer, Wahlin, Wenner-
strom, Wiman, WoUrath, Zetzell, Ziervogel,
etc. 1:30 tracts, sm. 4to. plates, Up, 1751-1836
Westring, Schwedens Farbeflechten, 8vo. co-
loured plates f Norrkoping, 1 805 ; and others.
nam in Scandinavia ; Hast, Oxalis ; Hiorth,
6377 PHYSICAL Sciences : Minor Works on Mathematics, Mechanics and Metal-
lurgy I viz. Hamilton de Sectionibus Conicis, 'Ito. 1758 ; Poncelet, M^caniqne
Industrielle, 2 vols. 8vo. pts. 2, 3, 8vo. 23 plates, Li^ge, 1839 ; Fragoso de oi-
queira, Travaux d'Almagamation et des Fonderies de Halsbriick, 2 plates, 1800 ;
Miiller sur la Tourmaline du Tirol, 1779 ; together 5 vols. 5*
6378 E.TTSSIA, Scientific Tracts relating to, and printed in 34 vols, and tracts, 4to. and
Syo. plates, a scarce collection, chiefly/ relating to Botany, from the library of the
late Bohert Brown, JEsq. £2. 1760-1845
Including :
Besser, Enum. Plant. Volhyniae, Podoliae^ Bess- | Linnaei Disquisitio, 4to. Petropoli, 1700
arabiae et circam Odessam, 8vo. Vilnae, \S22
Brandt, Descr. et Icones Animalium Rossi-
corum Novorum, Aves, fasc. 1, 4 to. coloured
plates
Bunge, Supplement zur Flora Altaica, 8vo. 1836
Casan Academy, Memoriae, 2 pts. Casani, IS2^
FiBGher, Micrometres dans les Microscopes, 8vo.
Fischer ( Dr. G.) sur le Trogonth6rium,4to. 1 809
G^l^znoffysur I'Embrog^nie du Meldze,8vo.l849
Hoffmann, Hortus Mosquensis, 4to. 1808
Horaninow, Tetractys Naturae, 8vo. 1843
Kupffer, Observations Met^orologiques et Mag-
netiques, No. 2, 4to. 8t, Petersb, 1837
Ledebour, Paridum, folio Dorpat, 1827 |
FINE ABTS, BOOKS OF FIUNTS, FAINTING.
6379 AGINCOUET (Seroux d*) HistoiredeTArt par les monuments, depuis sa deca-
dence au quatri^me si^cle iusqu'a son renouvellement au seizi^me, par Seroux
d*Agincourt, 6 vols. impl. folio, with 326 plates, comprising representations of the
most classical and important specimens of Painting, Sculpture and Architecture,
(pub. at 720 fr.) bds, £10. Paris, 1823
To antiquaries and lovers of the Fine Arts, this work is indispensable ; it connects the works
of Winckleman and Cicognara, and forms with them a most interesting Series. Quatremdre de
Quincy says of it, " II n'est done point de Bibliotheque qui ne doive le ranger au nombre des
Collections Historiques les plus indispensables.''
6380 Agincouet (Seroux d*) History of Art by its Monuments from its decline in the
4th CenturJ- to its Restoration in the 16th, translated from the French by Owen
Jones, 3325 subjects on 328 plates, 3 vols, in 1, folio, (pub. at £5. bs) half cloth,
£2. &s 1847
" This fine work was the first in which the idea of exhibiting the progress of Art, by a seriea
of its noblest monuments was perfectly carried out. By a series of accurate engravings from cele-
brated monuments, we trace the transitions of Art from the classic period to our own times.
Sculpture, Painting, the Art of Illumination, and the Art of Engraving on Wood, on Gems, and
on Medals, are similarly represented.''
5381 Annals of the Fme Arts, from 1816 to 1820, 5 vols. 8vo. portrait and pleUes,
Jiaif rusHa, 20s 1817-20
Moscow. Memoires de la Soci^t^ Imp. des
Natural! stes de Moscou, Tome 4, 7 plates,
4to. Moscou, 1813-29 ; Fischer, Rapport,
ib, 1832
Schrenk, Enum. Plantarum no varum, 8vo. 1841
Tilesius, Krusenstern's Erdumseeglung, plaies,
4to. iS"/. P«/er**. 1813
Trinius, Agrostidea I. Vilfea, 4to. Petrop. 1840
Unger (Dr. F. ) Ban u. Wachstum des Dicoty-
ledonen-Stammes, 4to. 16 pi. 8t,Pelrsb. 1840
Weinmann, Enum. Stirpium in Agro Petropol.
8vo. Petrop. 1837 ; Syllabus Muscomm
Frondos. in Imp. Rossico, 8vo. ib. 1845
FINE ARTS, BOOKS OF PRINTS, FAINTING. 819
6382 ANTIQUAHLAN Etching Club, Publications of the, Vols. 2—5, 4to. 268
jplates, hds, £2. 10* Printed for the Members qf the Club, 1850-53
An interesting Reries of Etchings, comprising in many cases, the only existing artistic repre-
sentations of Objects of Art and Antiquity, Portraits, Views of Ruins, etc.
5383 AECHAEOLOGISCHE Zbituno, herausg^eben von E. Gebhabd, Jahrgang
1—16, in 3 Sebies ; Series I. 4 vols — Series II. 2 vols. — Series III. with the ad-
ditional Title : ** Denkmaeler, Forschungen und Berichte,** Vols. 1-10 — ^together
16 vols. 4to. with 192 plates of ancient Art, {subscription price 48 Thalers) new and
clean in parts, from the library of the late W. Hamilton, Esq. £5. BerL 1843-58
5384 AEINGHI.(P.) Boma Subterranea, in qua post Bosium et alios Scriptorea
Antiqua Ckristianorum et praecipue Martyrum Coemetena, Monimenta, ao
Sanctorum Sepulchra illuslsrantur, 2 vols, royal folio, many plates qf Ma/rly
Christian Art, calf, £2. 16* JSonus, 1661
5384* the same. Vol. I. folio, upwards of IQO plates, calf, 12* 1651
" Travail curieuz, rempli d*erudition.'' — Brunsi,
This edition is the same as the one dated Romee, 1659 ; a later edition appeared, Rome, 1691.
'* Assisted by a faithful friend, Bosio spent 35 years in exploring the Catacombs of filome —
making accurate plans, copying sculptures and paintings with unwearied assiduity — and his labours
resulted in the massive folios of the * Roma Subterranea,' now of inestimable value, since the Cata'*
combs being for the most part closed up and inaccessible — the tombs removed and the frescoes
destroyed — they form tlie sole record of much that then existed in its freshness, now obliterated."
Lord Lindsay's Christian Art, VoL L p. 8.
5385 Armour. Xottenhamp und Eeibisch, der Eittersaal, obi. 4to. with 62 plates
of Knights richly caparisoned, finely coloubed and finished with gold and
silver, cloth, 20* 1855, Bernal's copy fetched £2. 3*. Stuttaart, 1842
5386 Abnold's Magazine of the Fine Arts and Journal of Literature and Science,
November 1832, to July 1834, 4 vols. 8vo. including Fuseli*s Lectures on Paint*
ing, with 22 plates of Artists* portraits, etc. and cuts, cloth, 12s 6d 1833-34
5387 Arundel Society. The life of Giovanni Angelico da Fiesole, translated
from Vasari, by Bezzi, with notes and illustrations, impl. 8vo. with 20 plates on
India Paper, and 2 Vignettes, sd* 20s 1850
5388 Giotto and his Works in Padua, by B-uskin, 2 parts impl. Syo, plates, sd. 9s 1854
5389 BAEONIAL HALLS and Ancient Picturesque Eifices of England, with
Descriptions by S. C. Hall, 2 vols, folio, 71 large and finely executed plates,
from Vrawings by JSardinge, Cattermole, Prout, MuUer, Fairholt, and other
eminent Artists, new half calf gilt, £3. 3* 1858
This is unquestionably one of the most interesting, as well as one of the cheapest Books ever
offered to the Public. The Drawings are executed in the highest style of Art, by the most eminent
Living Artists, and comprise the most ancient Castles and Mansions now existing in England.
It was published at £14. ]4».
5390 Babtoli (P. S.) Pictura Antiquse Cryptarum B/Omanorum et Sepulcri Nasonum,
illustratffi a J. P. BeUorio et M. A. Causseo, 3 parts in 1 vol. :mlio, 2A plates (f
Tesselated Pavement, and 51 plates of Sepulchral Monuments, If. bd. 18* 1738
5391 BABTSCH, Le Peintre Graveur, 21 vols. 8vo. with the 16 extra etchings, sd. £7.
Vienne, 1803-21
This valuable work, long considered oat of print, may now agun be had at the above reasonable
price, a few of the volumes having been reprinted.
Priced, 1848, Payne and Foss, bds. Large Paper, £\Q, 16«.
5392 BAUB (Jo. Gcv\., pictor) Iconomphia, 4 vols, in 1, oblong folio, portrait, four
titles, and \i^ fine plates by Melchiob Xysell, comprising two series of the
Life and Passion <f Christ, Views, Ports, Palaces, Gardens and Miscellaneous
Compositions, forming the complete wobks, pine impbessions, blue mobocco,
gilt edges, rare in this complete state, £5. Augspurg, M. Kysel, 1682
Pftrt L the Passion and Resurrection of Christ, and emblematic engravings, 37 plates ; part
II. the Birth, Life and Miracles of Christ, 36 plates ; part III. Views in Italy, Historical pieces,
36 plates ; part IV. Sea Ports, Gardens, Palaces, principally in Italy, 37 plates.
5393 BECEIEB (G. G.) Augusteum : ou Descriptions des Monumens Antiques qui se
trouvent a Dresde, 3 vols, folio, \h^ plates of the Statues in the Dbesden Gal-
LEBY, GENUINE FiBST IMPBES8I0NS, ar&e7» morocco extra, gold borders, gilt edges,
a handsome book (pub. at £21.) £6. lOs Leipzig, 1804-11.
'^ Ce bel ouvrage a paru en 13 cahiers, et contient 154 planches. Chaque cahier a coCitd 30
Ott 36 francs." — Brunei,
Priced, 1847, H. Bohn, hf. mor. £S. Ss \ masia, £10* lOf. A le-iaisoft ^1^9(A>^a&uakNa^ ^^^
offered for £3.
KO QUARITCH'S CATALOGUE O?
6394 BELLA (Stefana della) lb Opsbb, intagliatb coll' ac(^ua-fobte : A beautiftd
and extcDsive collection of 468 Etchings executed by hihself ; or after this
distingoished painter by SiLYESTBB, Mabiette, and others, mounted on paper
and bou7id in 2 vols, royal fol. Lord Hate's Arms on sides, and the book-plate of
'* Lord Salisbury, K^lg," inside, one cover loose, £10. 10s circa 1640-60
This beautiful and very cheap collection of Delia Bella's Etchings contaios many which are
TUiT RABB ; it must have been formed upwards of 100 years ago, probably first by L4>rd Bute,
from whose library the volumes were transferred to Lord Salisbury, and in July, 1 859, I bought
tbem at Rhug, Merionethshire, at the sale of the effects of the late Sir Robert W. Vaughan, But*
A former possessor appears to have paid £16. 16« for the set.
6395 Bellobi (G. P.) Yite de' Fittori, Scultori ed Architetti modemi, sm. 4to. tcitk
the portraits of the Painters, vellum, 7s 6<i Soma, 1728
5396 BIVEEI, S. Oratorium piarum Imaginum immaculatae Mariae et animae creatae
ac baptismo innovatae : Ars nova, bene vivendi et moriendi, small stout 4to. 42
verit/ oeautifiil plates, illustrative of the Bible and 16 engravings of Emblems,
in the style of Galle and Wieri^, old calf gilt, rare, 32« ArUverp, 1634
6397 Bible Illustrations : FINDEN'S Landscape lUustrations of the Bible,
with descriptions by T. H. Hobke, 2 vols, in 1, sm. 4to. upwards of 100 beauti-
ful plates, from Drawings hy Turner and others, original impressions ; brown mo-
rocco, inlaid with pieces of red and green morocco, richly tooled, gilt edges,
£2. 10* 1836
6398 JooDSCHE OiTDHEDEir : Bybelsche Wy sheid, en gebruick der heilige en kerklyke
Historien, 2 toIs. folio, with upwards of 100 curious and interesting plates, iUus-
trations of the History of the Jews and Early Christians to the time of Constan
tine, old calf, 12* Amst, 1690
6399 EOMEIN de HOOGUE : Basnaoe (M ) Histoire du Vieux et du Nouveau
Te8tament,Z>M^cA text, folio, 139 beautijully engraved plates, by Momain de Sooge,
old Dutch calf gilt, 15* Amst, 1721
See also Class " Woodcuts," post.
6400 BLAKE'S (W.) Songs of Innocekcb anp of Expbbiencb, engraved and co-
loured by the Author, 2 vols, in 1, 4to. 40 most remarkable engravings, half red
morocco, uncut, £8. 10* 1789-94
Bound up with the volume is a scarce work, ** The World tamed upside down," in 28 plates,
from the designs of 6. Salviati, engraved by P. C. Lewis, 1822.
A copy fetched, 1855, at Sotheby's, £12. 15*.
" A work original and natural, and of high merit, both in poetry and painting.'' — Allan Cun-
ningham.
" Blake is a real name, I assure yon ; and a most extraordinary man he is, if he be still living.
He is the Blake whose wild designs accompany a splendid edition of Blair's ' Grave.' He paints in
water colours marvellous strange pictures — visions of his brain, which he asserts that he has seen.
They have great merit. I have heard of his poems, but never seen them. There is one to a tiger,
which I have heard recited, beginning —
• Tiger, tiger, burning bright.
Through the deserts of the night,*
whidi is glorious. But, alas I I have not the book, and the man is flown, whither I know not — to
Hades or a mad-hou8e'--d«/ / must look upon Mm as one of the most extraordinary persons q/ the
age J* — Charles Lamb,
5401 Bologna : Le Pitture di Bologna, 18mo. hf bd. Ss 6d Bologna, 1732
5402 BOOT (Anselme Boece de) Le |>arfaict JoaHier, ou Histoire des Fierreries, aveo
Annotations par Andr^ Toll, thick 12mo. numerous cuts, fine copy in old French
mor. gt, edges, from the Mahnaison Library ofNajfoleon I. £2. 12* %d Lyon, 1644
54102* anol^er copy, thick 12mo. with portrait by Sadeler mounted and ir^
sorted, calf, 10s ib, 1644
5403 BOTTAJRI, B;accolta di Lettere sulla Pittura, Scultura, ed Architettura, scritte
da' piu celebri professori, dal Secolo XT al XYII, 7 vols. sm. 4to. bds, uneut,
2Ss Boma, 1754-73
5404 another copy, 7 vols. sm. 4to. 7^, vellum, wncut, 32« 1757-7S
5405 BOttigib, Ideen zur Archaologie der Malerei, Theil I. 8yo. ha^fbownd, 2s 6d
Dresden, 1811
5406 BOUEGES: Viteaijx Peints de Saikt Etiennb de Botteobs, Eecherches
d^tach^s d'une Monographic de cette Cath^drale, par Martin et Cahisb :
YEBBitBES du Xllle Sibcle, complete in 15 parts, atlas folio, Exemplair^
d'Etfide ($.€, ¥iiet ClassV containing 74t very large plates qfPjasTED Qhiaa,
FINE ARTS, BOOKS OF PRINTS, PAINTING. 8Sl
Mosaics, Orfiaments, Paintings, etc. of the XlUth Century, most heaut^fidUf
cohured (cost 30 guineas), unbound, £21. JParis, 1841-4
Collation of the plates :
Plan 1
Planches de Vitraux 33
Etudes 20
Mosaiqnes, A — N. 13
Gresailles, A — G. 7
Usages cWiles, A. (supprim^ apr^s les 150 premiers ezemplaires)
Total 74, etc.
The second-class copies want the latter 40 plates.
This work is now rare in France, and more so in England ; it was priced, 1847, H. Bohn,£25.t
morocco, £Z6. 5#
5407 BOTTA'S NINEVEH : Moiniment de Ninive d^couvert et d^crit par Botta,
mesur^ et dessin^ par Flandin, 5 vols, atlas folio, with 371 magnificent plates of
Architecture, Sculpture, and Inscriptions (formerly sold for 80 guineas) ^. hd.
morocco, with emhtematic tooling, gilt edges, in a matchless state, £28. 1849-50
Priced, 1857, in 90 livraisons, £65. ; hf. morocco, £73. 10«.
This magnificent work was published by order of Uie French Government, and under the direc-
tion of a committee of the Institute. Contents, Vols. I. and II. Architecture and ScuLpruRBy
168 plates ; Vols. III. and IV. Inscriptions, 203 plates ; Vol. V. Text. ** To Botta is due the
merit of having found the first Assyrian Monument." — Layard, The cuneiform system of letteii
was a species of picture writing, invented, not by the Semitic inhabitants of Babylon, but by those
Who preceded them. The writing was, however, reduced by the Semitic race to letters, and adapted
to the articulation of their language. Their mode of writing consisted of several elements. Thwe
was the ideographic, or picture-writing, and the phonetic, which was equivalent to the letters of
their language. The cuneiform inscriptions were divided into Persian, Scytbic, and Assyrian.
5408 BouTABD, Dictionnaire des Arts du Dessin, 8vo. 690 pp. sd, Zs ^d Paris, 1826
5409 the same, 8to. Large Paper, sd, 6s 6d 1826
A useful Dictionary of every thing connected with the Fine Arts.
5410 BbeitScoff, Ursprung der Spielkarten, und Einfiihrung des Leinenpapieres in
Europa, 4to. with \^ plates, hf hd* Vds Leifz ig^l 7S4t
6411 ■ the same, with Vol. II. contaming the History of Penmanship, W ood-
carving, Painting, Mosaics, Frescoes, Miniatures, etc. edited by Boch, 2 vola.
4to. U plates, hf. hd. 20* ih. 1784-1801
5412 BEONGNIAET, Tbait^ des Abts C^bahiques ou des poteries oonsid^r^s dans
lenr pratique et leur th^orie, 2e idition, 2 vols. 8vo. 1548 pp. and 4ito. atlas qf
60 ptxtes of Vases, Jars, Sfc, showing also the Machinery and the Mechanical
Process in the Manufacture of Pottery in Ancient and Modem Times, haff bound
morocco, £2. 2s 1854
5413 ■ the same, 3 vols, new, sd, 32« Paris, 1854
The best book on Pottery. The first edition, on Vellum Paper, 1844, sold, 1854, at Sotheby's,
King Louis Philippe's copy, £^, 1 5».
5414 Bbongniabt (A.) et D. E.iocbeijx. Description m^thodiaue dumus^e c^ramique
de la manufacture royale de porcelaine de Sevres, 1 vol. impl. 4to. accompagnS
dHun atlas de QOplanchss, dont 67 colorides avec le plus grand soin, etreprSserUani
plus de 1000 objets, entre autres 10 planches de vitraux, sd, new, £5. 5* Par, 1845
By auction, copies sold : 1853, Baron Taylor's £6. 5t ; 1855, Bemal's £8. 12« 6(f.
5415 BEULLIOT (Fr.) Dictionnaire des Monogrammes, Marques figur^es, Lettres
Initiales, etc. des Peintres, Graveurs, et Sculpteurs, qui ont design^ leurs noms,
3 parts in 1 vol. 4to. last edition, sd. £2, Munich, 1832-4
5416 BlfCK (Sam.) Views of the Euins of the most noted Abbeys and Castles in
England and Wales, complete, in 5 vols, royal folio, 15 engraved titles and
420 beaut\fkl Views, supebb obioinal impbessions, old blue morocco extra, giU
edges, one volume is slightly stilted, and in modem binding, a splendid set of books,
£30. 1721-43
The coppers of this book have been worked by three subsequent proprietors, the acquisition of
a genuine copy is therefore a great desideratum.
6417 BURGKMAIEE'S (Hans) Tumierbuch, herausgegeben von J. von Hefneb,
folio, coloured title and 36 fine large plates ^Knights in Abmoub, richly exc'
cufed by hand in gold and coloubs, If. bd. morocco, £4. 4» Frankfurt, 1853
5418 Bijonabotti. Vita di Michelagnolo Buonaroti, pubblicata mentre viveva dial en^
scholare Ascaoio Gondivi. sewnda edmone corrctta, {o\ic)> i^QTWaU, >wiXJ\ww^-.
StS QUARITCH'S CiLTALOGUE OF
6419 CACIALLI, Collozione dei Disegni di nuove Fabbriche e Omati, I. Begia Villa
dol PooGio Imfebiale, II. Oriiamenti aggiunti al Palazzo Pitti — 2 parts in 1
vol. folio, 69 fine plates of Architecture^ Paintings and Ornaments, witk an
Italian and French text, halfhoundy £2. 10* Mrenze, 1823
5420 Cean-Bebmudez, Diccionario historieo de los mas illustreB Professores de las
Bellas Artes en EspAnA, 6 vols. 12mo. caff neat. Lord Orford's copy, rare,
£2. 16* Madrid, 1800
The best Spanish account of SpaniBh artists. With this book as his guide, Soult plundered the
Spanish galleries.
6421 Cean-Bebmudez, description artistica de la Cathedral de SeviUa, 16mo. hf, hd.
3* %d Sevilla, 1804
6422 CHOISEUL-GOUPFIER (Cow^e de) Voyage Pittoresque de la Gb^ce : avec la
Continuation par M. M. Barbie du Boccage et Letronne, 3 vols. impl. folio,
complete, numerous very fine plates of the Architecture of Ghreece, its Islands,
Colonies, Sfc, of Costume, Landscape, Sfc* earliest and finest impressicms, calf
gilt, £3. 3* Paris, 1780-1824
This copy was previously priced ;f 10. 10* ; other copies were priced, 1836, Weale, jl^lO. \Qs ;
Rodwell, £10. 10«; 1848, Payne and Fobs, russia, £12. 12». In 1855, Bemal's copy fetched,
vor. £5. " M. de Cboiseul is the author of the delightful Travels in Greece and Asia, made for
the benefit of science and of art, calculated to amuse the lightest, and to instruct the gravest. "-*-
Jjidy Morgan's France, vol. 2, p. 265. A very interesting work. The engravings of the first
volume (129 in number, exclusive of the two maps and the frontispiece), are beautifully engraved.
*' This magnificent work is appropriated to a geographical and historical description of the most
celebrated spots of Greece. In the second are also given the author's researches relative to Pbrygia,
in the days of Homer ; and a description of Constantinople, with the different Turkish costumes.
The whole is remarkable for its style, the veracity of its descriptions, and the elegance of its Type
and Engravings." — Revue Encyc. vol. 25, p. 819-820.
5423 CICOGNAKA, Catalogo ragionato dei Libri d' Arte e d* Anticliita possednti da
lui, 2 vols. 8vo. half morocco, uncut, rare, 36« Pisa, 1821
A valuable Catalogue, with notes, of the Author's splendid collection of Works of Art.
5424 Arte della Sonltnra Antica, 8vo. vellum extra, 3* ^d Ven, 1817
'5425 CICOGNAEA (L.) Stobia della Scultttba, dal sno Eisorgimento in Italia sino
al Secolo di Napoleone, per servire di Continuazione alle Opere di Winckel-
mann e di D'Aginconrt, edizione seconda riveduta ed ampuata dall* autore,
7 vols. 8to. and royal folio Atlas of 22S plates, Italian vellum gilt, a nice copy,
£7, 10s Prato, 1824
The first edition, 3 vols, folio, Venezia, 1813-18, contains only 180 plates.
" Get ouvrage est un des meilleurs oue I'ltalie ait produit sur les Beaux Arts." — Ifrunei,
Cicognaeaea's Architecture of Venice — see post under " Aechitectuee."
5426 Constable (John, E, A.) Memoirs of the Life of, composed chiefly of his Letters,
by C. R. Leslie, sm. 4ito. portrait and 4i plates ^\ih. at 2'is), cloth, 12s 1845
5427 CPSTUIMEE* Gebman Costxtme : Deutsche volks-Trachten, 4to. 60 (o^cf atm^
nicely coloured plates of Male and Female Peasantry in all parts of Germany,
M. hound morocco, 20* Leipzig, s. a. (P 1840)
6428 MALLIOT (J.) Becherches sur les Costumes, les Moeurs, les Usages des Ajiciens
Peupl es, 3 yolB.4to. numerous outline engravings, cctlf extra, £2. Paris, 1809
£429 NUENBEEG FAMILIES: GeschlechtBuch derHeiHgenHeichs Stat Num^
berg, darin alle alten und neue Adelich Geschlet, daraus der Eath yon 300 Jahr
her erwehlt, folio, illuminated title and ^ fill length Portraits <f Numberg
Nohles, in their Costume of the time, and their Coats of Arms, hold designs,
rather rudely executed in colours and gold ; all the I}rawings mounted on tinted
paper, in a folio volume^ hf. bd, £6. • exec, 1661
Inis interesting Series gives a lively picture of the rich Costume of the 16th Century,
6430 TiiBKisH Abmt : CoUezione comul^ta di Costumi Militari delle Truppe Otto-
MAiTE, small folio, SO plates. If. bd. 10s Constantinopoli, 1830
See also Montfaucon, Willemin ; and under Woodouts : Ammon's Works.
6431 CosTEBii (H.) Vita S. Joannis Baptistae, smallest 4to. engraved title and 21 fine
plates, engraved after M. DB Vos, by Collaert and Jac. de Weert, vellum, gilt
edges, 18* (Antwerp, s, I, e, a.)
The volume appears to have belonged to an *' English Priory at Augsburg." The Latin words
under the plates, are rendered below in a neatly written German version.
Oruiksliaiik VubUcatlons.
if432 BoTTLB (The) in 8 plates, designed and etched by Qeo, Cruikshank, imperial
foUOi an early copy, sd,^^ 1847
FINE ARTS, BOOKS OF PRINTS, PAINTING. lU
0433 Dbfob (D.) Life and Adyeatures of SobioBon Crusoe, 2 vob. 8yo. engramng^
after designs b-jf George Cruikshank, calf, tfuirbled edges, 16s 1831 '
5434 Fables, fiiu^-one original, with morals and ethical index by Kobthcote, 8vo.
toiih 85 original designs hy R. Cbuickshane, engraved on wood by Slader, Ihdd^
S, JVilliams, Bonner, atid others, cloth, 10s 1833
5435 Fbbdinand and Franck ; an auto-biographical sketch of a musical student, 18mo.
with amtising illustrations, cloth, 6s 1831
5436 MoNSiEUB Mallet; or my daughter's letter, illustrated by E>. Cruikshank,
12mo. amusing cuts. Is 1830
5437 Points of Hctmoub ; illustrated by the designs of Greorffe Cruikshank, lOpoinU,
in 2 parts, many singular cuts, 1823-24— Illustrations of Popular Works, part 1,
published for the artist, singularly fine ^Etchings on India Paper, n. d, — ^in 1 voL
8vo. hf bd, with autograph "from George Cruikshank to his friend John Auldyo,
August, 1830," very rare, 20* 1823, etc
5438 Cumbebland (B.) Anecdotes of eminent Painters in Spain, 2 vols. 18mo. kaff
bound, 4* 1787
5439 DAHLBEBG, Sttecia antiqija et hodiebva, 3 vols, in 1, royal folio, a splendid
Series of ^62 fine large plates of Views of Stoedish Towns, Palaces, Castles, Gar*
dens. Scenery, Sfc, with the Coats of Arms of the Nobility, very fine impressions'^
an excellent copy in old calf, from Jjord Walpoles libra/ry, £5. 5* Solmiae, 1701-12
5440 De La Goubnebie, Some Chretienne, ou tableau historique des Monumens
Chretiens de Eome, 2 vols. 8yo. sd, 7s 6d Paris, 1843
5441 Delices de FEspagne et du Portugal, 6 vols. 12mo. maps, and IQQ pretty plates,
comprising Views of all t/ie principal Tovms, ChurcJies, etc, old calf gilt, 18* M
jLeide, 1716
5442 Delices de la Grande Bretagne et de Tlrlande, par J. Beeyerell, 8 vols, in 5,
12mo. map and mam pretty Views, calf gilt, 20* Leide, 1725
5443 Delices (Les) des A^ys-Bas, ou Description des XVII Proyinces Belgiques,
5 yols. 12mo. with numerous engravings, comprising correct Views of alt the
principal Old Buildings in Flanders and Brabant, calf gilt, 12* Lihge, 1769
5444 DESCAMPS, Vies des Peintres Flamakds, Allemands, et Hollandois ; et
Voyage Pittoresque de Flandres, 5 yols. 8yo. numerous Pori/r aits, fine impress
sions, sd, uncut, 28* Paris, 1753
Priced, 1839, Payne and Fobs, £3. 3*; 1848, calf, £i. 4* ; 1845, Bossange, £S.; 1855,
Bernal's copy, wanting the last Tolume, £2. 14*.
5445 DiDBOK et Durand. Manuel d'Iconographie Chretienne, grecque et latine ;
ayec une introduction et des notes par Didron ; traduit du Manuscrit B^rzantin
" I^ Crui de de la Peinture" par PauTDurand, 8yo. hf calf gilt, 10* 6d Paris, 1845
5446 DOD WELL'S (E.) Classical and Topographical Tour through Gbebce during
the years 1801, 1805, and 1806, 2 yols. 4to. embellished with 67 fine plates, mostly
engraved by Charles Seath, (pub. at £10. 10*) calf neat, ^^ 1819
Dodwell's Tour in Greece is uniTersally admitted to be a work of the most sterling merit, and
the best executed of all the accounts yet published of this interesting country. Stevenson (in his
Catalogue of Voyages and Travels,) says that ** it displays great research, aided and directed by
much preparatory knowledge, sound judgment, and good taste," and the late Dr. E. D. Clarke,
than whom no man was more competent to give judgment on this subject, pronounced it *' by fur
the best book on Greece,'' and in a letter to tiie publisher requested that his name might be mada
use of, in recommendation of the work, in any way the most likely to promote its sale.
5447 DOMINICI (Bernardo de) Vite de* Pittori, Scultoried Architetti Napoletani,
3 vols. sm. 4to. a title to the third volume was, I believe, not published ; a portrait
to the second volume appears to be wanting, hf, bd, calf, babe, 36* Napoli, 1742-43
" It is extremely scarce, and but for the kindness of friends both in Italy and England, I should
have been unable to refer to it. The first volume of a reprint (quite void of notes) appeared in 1840.
The work is a storehouse of information respecting the Neapolitan artists of the sixteenth and seven-
teenth centuries, and many citations are also given verbatim from the MS. collections of the painters
Giovanni Angelo Criscuolo, Massimo Stanzioni, and others, respecting the history of art at Naples."
Lord Lindsay's Christian Art, Vol. IL p. 148.
5448 DoMiKici [Bernardo de] Yite dei Pittori, Scultori ed Architetti Napolitani,
4 Yols. 8to. sewed, 10* Napoli, 1840-46
Respecting the first edition, the editor says in the preface : " Alia ristampa di questa opera, d
ha spinto la rarita sua ; e quasi Tim possibility di poterla avere, anche a carissinoo prezso.''
5449 DoNATi, de' Dittici degli Antichi, profoni e saori, small 4to. with 5 plates <^
Dypthics, hf bd, 10* li>M»«fc^^Xl^
tU QUARITCH'S CATALOGUE OF
5450 Doppelmatb's Nachriclit yon den Knmbergischen Mathematicis und KiinBtlem^
fol. with 15 plates of early NuBNBBBO Wobkmai^ship, the splendid Fountains,
Monuments, etc, hoards , 7s 6d Nwmherg, 1780
5451 DllA WINGS (16) by Early Grerman and ItaLian Masters, executed in ]?en and
Ink, Sepia, etc. mith a few Artist* s studies added, various sizes, £2. 2s
The attention of Connoisseurs is respectfully directed to these Drawings, they were collected
by an Amateur in Southern Germany.
5452 Duchesne, aini, Essai sur lea Nielles, gravures des Orfevres florentins du XY.
Siecle, 8vo. plates, sewed, \2s Paris, 1826
5453 ' ■ Voyage d'un Iconophile : revue des principaux Cabinets d'Estajnpes,
Bibliotlik[ueB et Musses d'Allemagne, de Hollande et d'Angleterre, Svo. sewed,
Zs Qd Paris, 1834
5454 DObeb (A.) und sein Zeitalter, von Weise, 4to. 2s Leip, 1819
5455 Dutens, des Pierres pr^cieuses et des Pierres fines, 18mo. lf» hd. 2* Paris, 1776
5456 ■ the same, 16mo. ^. hd, Zs Qd Bale, 1778
5457 EBUBZiEIMISa Apollo's Mabsdbaoeb, veylende allerbande scberpzinnige
Snel, Punt, Schimp- en Mengeldigten, 3 vols, in 1, 18mo. many very amusing
plates hy OorSe, some rather coarse, vellum, 6* Amst, 1725-28
5458 !devebwtce, Schat der Ongesontheyt, plates, including (me of a Crucifixion —
Lof der Medicine, in 1 vol. 12mo. old vellum, 2s Qd Dordrecht, 1641
5459 BoccHii (Ach.) Symbolicarum quaestionum, de universo genere, quas serio
ludebat, libri Y. small 4to. with about 150 rieat Symbolical engravings, hds, un-
cut, 10s Ponaniae, 1574
These symbolical engravings differ in character from the nsnal class of Emblems.
6460 Capaccio (G. C.) II Principe, tratto dagli Emblemi dell* Alciato, stout small
4to. pretty emblematic cuts in oval shape, calf, 7s 6d Venetia, 1620
5461 DoNi {Academ, Perejgrino) Marmi, cioe ragionamenti introdotti a farsi da varie
conditione d'Huonuni, a luo^hi di bonesto piacere in Firenze, 3 parts in 1 vol.
smaU 4to. many curious woodcuts, calf, 5s 6d Venetia, 1609
5461*Emblemata Annivebsabia Academiae Koribergensis, quae est Altorffii studio-
rum juventutis exercitandorum caussa inde ab ann. 1577 usque ad annum 1616
5roposita ; oratiunculis, etc. explicata, atque in lY. Decadas distributa, Editio
I. cum indice, stout small 4to. many engravings of Medals, with emblematic
designs hy Siebhacheb, issued by the University of Altdarf, black calf, fill gilt
sides, 26s Nurenherg, 1617
5462 Glazemakeb, Toonneel der Werreltscbe Yeranderingen, tweede deel, 12mo. nu-
m^rous plates of Assassinations, Brawls, etc, vellum, 3* Qd Amst, 1650
5463 Le Motne, de TArt des Devises ; Cabinet de Devises ; Jardin des Devises ;
Devises royales et adoptees, 4to. upwards of 100 very pretty engravings, sur^
rounded by circular Ornaments, many with Coats of Arms below, fins copy, old
cay" gilt, 18s Paris, 1666
5464 Meet AN. Wol-gescbliffener Narrenspiegel, worinnen 114 Arten allerley Narren
iljj Ebenbild und \mgestaltes Wesen ersehen; mit Reimen durch Jocoserius,
folio, 115 curious plates, illustrative of everykind o/^ Human Folly, hf, vellum,
£2, 12s 'Freystadt, printed this year, (? 1680)
5465 Peambhofee, wunderseltsame lacberlicbe Traum-Gesicbter von Persobnen, mit
biblischen Concepten, small 4to. with numerous ctirious copper-plates, several
emblematic designs on the same plate, some very amusing, engraved hy Steinherger
cfler designs hy Itogg, If, hd, 7s 6d Augspurg, l7l2
5466 Weigel (Christ.) Etbica naturalis, sen documenta moralia e variis rerum natu-
ralium proprietatibus coUecta, small 4to. 100 very pretty plates, fine impressions,
with Latin verses underneath, calf, 16* Norimhergae, s, a, (ca. 1700)
*' Collectors of engravings, and especially of old woodcuts, are &miliar with that large class of
earioos books which aim at the typification of moral truths and doctrines in a series of symbolical
Images and devices.
'* In the middle of the 16th century this class of books assumed In Italy the character of m
Instinct kind of literature ; and the tendency to multiply books of this class passed to France,
Germany, Holland, Spain, and England, until their issue was incredibly large — so large as to form
almost a considerable library, when they were brought together by the diligence of collectors. At
this day, except in libraries unusually comprehensive, it is hardly possible to form a notion of the
p^mber of these works or of their characteristic quaintness and formal ingenuity. The symboliim
aftbe Middle Ages was Mcalarized for thdr production, aiid art, although it had then grown emin-
FINE ARTS, BOOKS OF EMBLEMS, PAINTING. StS
ently realistic, was inexhaustible in the eccentricity, as well as the variety of the conceptions which
it sought to torn into pictores for their embelliehment.
*' Such works, as a class, have not only long since passed out of fashion, but the specimens of this
by-gone literature which occasionally turn up at book sales are now so rare as to command very higli
prices. There is no class of books more attractiye to the true bibliopolist who cares for distinctiTe
excellence rather than rarity ; and we find such books in what we may term gentlemanly librariea
deservedly preserved as tokens of an educated taste." — TimeSy Nov. 24, 1859.
6467 Emebic-David, Eecherches sur TArt statuaire, 8vo. sd. 2s 6d Paris, 1806
5468 the same, 8vo. hf, caff, 3« 6d 1805
5470 Etce: : Schopenhauer's Johana vau Eyck und seine Nachfolger, 2 yols. 12mo,
sd, Ss 6d 1822
5471 Eynden en Willigen, Geschiedenis der Vaderlandsche Schilderkunst, sedert
der XVIII. Eeuw, 4 vols. 8vo. portrait of Dutch Painters uncut, 12s 1816-40
6472 FENELON, Telemaque, a beautifully illustrated and rare editionin Germany
die Begebenheiten des Fnnzen yon Ithaca, oder der seinen Yater Ulysses such-
ende Telemach, in deutsche Terse gebracht, und erlautert von B. Nenkirch,
3 vols, small folio, illustrated hy a fine series of plates bu Jf inter , a handsome copy
in green Morocco, gold borders, £z. Onolzbach Sf Anspaeh, 1727-39
Very few copies were sold ; they were mostly gi?en as presents.
6473 Febriol, Recueil de 100 Estampes representant les Nations du Levant, iinpl. foL
26jpjp., 1 plate of Music, and 102 large and beautiful plates of Turkish, Tartar,
Persian and Berber full-length Costume, representing particularly every Class of
Turkish Society in their customary attire and occupation, taken from authentte
pictures, executed from Life, by Van Mov/r, neat in ^f, russia, rare, 30* Par. 1715
Priced, 1855, Quaritch, Queen Charlotte's copy, £2. bs ; 1856, Quaritch, calf gilt, £2. ; tho
Fonthill copy fetched £7. 7».
The original costume of the various Eastern Nations in the Levant is gradually disappearingi
the above fine work is therefore of particular interest.
6474 FICORONI (F.) Dissertatio de Larvis Scenicis et Figuris comicis antiquorom
Ilomanorum, 4to. with S4i plates of Ancient Warks of Art, with M.AaK8, fine
copy in old calf gilt, £1. 11* 6d ^ ^ Homa, 1760
5475 .. GemmsB antiqnss litteratsB, aliseqne rariores, cum adnot. et declara*
. tionibus a N. Graleotti, 4to. with 29 plates, hf. bd. Is 6d ib. 1757
6476 FiELDiKa's Theory of Painting, roy. 8vo. coloured plates, (pub. at 26*) boards^
12s 1836
6477 FIE SOLE (Giov. de) La Vita di Gesu Christo dipinta, incisa da Nocchi, atlas
folio, 56 very large beautifhl engravings from the famous Paintings in the JRfo-
rentine Gallery, ^. morocco, £a. 10* Firenze, 1843
6478 FIORILLO'S Wbekb: G^schichtederzeichnendenKiinstevonihrerWiederau-
flebung bis auf die neues.ten Zeiten, oder G^schichte der Mahlerey in !Bom |
Toscana ; Venedig ; Bologna iind den Haugtstadten der Lombardey ; Neape]^
Genua, etc. ; in Frankreich ; in Spanien ; in Gross Britannien ; in Deutsch*
land und den vereinigten Niederlanden, 9 vols. — ^Kleine Schriften artistischen
Inlialt8,2 vols, in 1 — together 11 vols, in 10, 8vo. If, red morocco, £2. 10s
Oottingen und Sannover, 1798-1820
6479 FLOBENCE. Le Tee Fobte del Battistero di San Giovanni di Firenze, impl.
folio, 46 beauti/hil engravings by Lasinio, fine pafeb, qf which only 24 copter
were printed, an autograph letter of C. Lasinio inserted, wants tttle-pages t6
the first and second doors, hf. russia, £2. FireTize, 1821
6480 Fuesslin's Allgemeines Kiinstler-Lexicon, oder Nachricht von dem Leben und
den Werken der Mahler, Bildhauer, Kupferstecher, etc. mit zwei Supplementen,
3 vols, in 2, stout sm. 4to. old calf, 5* Zurich, 1763-71
5481 FOssLi iiber Eheinische Kunst : Zurich und die Stadte am Bhein, mit Bezug auf
Werke der Architektur, Sculptur, und Malerei, 2 vols. 12mo. cloth, 5* 1843
6482 GALfiRIE DU MTJSfiE [NAPOLEON] de Feance, publi^e par Filhoi^
graveur, et redig^e par Lavall]6e (Joseph), complete in 11 vols. 4to. labgb
PAFEB, 792 beaiU\fl$l plates qf all the Pictures in the Louvre before their disper*
sion by the Allies in 1815, Pboofs befbre the Inscriptions, (pub. in 132 livraisons
at 24 fr. being 3168 fr., cost of binding £22. st. more), a superb copy in red
morocco extra, gilt edges, £45. Paris, 1814-28
Priced, 10 vols. 4to. 1836, Bossange, .£60. I remember only two copies of this — the choicest
state^'One sold in 1856 at Sotheby's, and the present
This yerj iateresting pablication will perpetuate thn matafctoaa clc^^!M^^k<Qifil'f^p^^\^T«a^^^ ^F^»^
820 QUARITCH'8 CATALOGUE OF
the LoQTre, combining as it did nearly all the excellence which the yarioos countries on the continent
could boast in Painting and Sculpture. And though a chain of wonderful events has restored many
oi the brightest gems of art to their original owners, so much of excellence still remains, that the
Gallery of the Louvre is jet to the man of taste, the greatest attraction in Paris, and the very cir-
eumstance of the dispersion of so many wonderfdl productions gives additional value to the work
which describes them in a collected state. That which was admired in Paris will not be lets worthy
of admiration because the ''chance of war" has removed it to Rome, Florence, Milan, Venice,
Antwerp, or Vienna. It is necessary to observe that this work is not a mere collection of prints^
ai It contains many luminous and masterly dissertations upon the state of the arts in different ages,
observations upon the style, excellence, and defects of the various schools of painting, lives of the
most eminent painters, and finally, a minute description of every painting, statue, &c. drawn up with
extreme care and correctness.
5483 GAIifiEIE AGUADO : Choix des principaux Tableaux de la Gal^rie An
Marquis de las Marismas del Guadalquivir, par C. Gayabs, atlas folio, 38 very
fine engravings after exquisite specimens by Mubillo, Velasquez, etc. clothe
£7. JParis, 1839
Priced, 1845. in 12 livraisons, £7. 10«. A copy, India Proofs, before the inscriptions, date
1843, 32 plates, from Kmg Louis Philippe's library fetched, 1853, at Baron Taylor's sale, £\7»
« Admirable in illustration, as far as it goes, of the Spanish School of Art." — 2). Turner,
5484 Galebie pe Dusseldobf, 2 vols, in 1, oblong folio, toith 30 beautiful plates, con"
iaining 365 small ones, engraved by Mechel, original and sbilliaitt imfees-
8I0NS, old russia, £2. 10* Basle, 1778
This work is by no means uncommon, but copies like the above are seldom to be met with.
As the plates are very minute, it is only in fine impressions that their beauty can be seen.
Priced, 1831, H. Bohn, £6, bs and £7. lis 6d; 1847, £i. 4«to £6. 6»; Dent's copy, £6. Us;
the Marquis of Lansdowne*8, £5.; Dawson Turner's, £4. is,
5486 GALEEIE de MUNICH : Koniglich Baierischer Gemalde Saal zu Munchen
und Sclileisslieim, 2 vols, atlas fouo, containing 186 superb Plates from Subjects
by Old Masters, beautifully executed in lithography by JPiloty, Strixner, <md
others, a portion of the descriptive text wanting, halj russia, the Marl (f Shrews'
burys copy, £10. lO^ Munich, 1817-31
Priced, 1841, H. Bohn, 200 plates, in parts, £47. 5» ; 1847, morocco, £42.
5486 GALEEIE des Peintbes flamands, hollandais, et allemands ; ouvage enrichi
de 201 planches, gravies d'apr^s les meilleurs tableaux de ces maitres, pir lea
plus habiles artistes de France, de Hollande, et d'Allemagne, par J. B. P.Lebeun,
3 vols. roy. folio, 201 beautiful engravings after celebrated pictures, obioinal
BBiLLiAi^T IMFBESSIONS, bright old calf gilt, a remarkably beautiful copy, £18.
PaW*, 1792-96
As there exist three different issues of this beautiful Gallery, an original copy like the above
Should be secured by a collector of genuine editions of the Galleries.
* A proof copy at Talleyrand's sale, £73. 10» ; Dent's copy, catalogued as on Dutch paper,
{uroofs before the letters, the only copy taken off, mor. £A(i, 19^.
This fine work, which was twenty years in publishing, is one of the most interesting of its
class, and exhibits nearly all the best pictures of the Flemish School, with the history, description,
and mercantile value of each; written by a painter whose whole life was devoted to this particular
department.
The picture dealers in all countries refer to the opinion of Le Brun as of the first authority.
This work, confined to the productions of a distinct and separate school, is accompanied by
letter-press, in which Le Brun has. displayed the extensive knowledge, which the particular study of
painting, long experience, and frequent travels in foreign countries, enabled him to acquire.
VentouilUc*
54j87 GALEEIE iMPiiBiALE au BBLviinJ^BE a Vienne ; d'aprfes les dessins de M. S. de
Perger, peintre de la cour, grav^e par diflfi^rents Artistes, avec un texte par C.
Haas, 4 vols. 4to. containina 240 highly finished line engravings, superb impres'
sions, equal to pboofs, (subscription price 120 Thalers), ha^" bound, babe, £12.
Vienne, 1821-28
Of all the celebrated Continental Picture Galleries, this is perhaps the most popular and pleas-
ing, the subjects being selected with the most consummate taste and judgment ; it was published in
60 parts, small 4to. Priced, 1847, Bohn, j^20. ; 1855, Artaria Manheim, 200 fl. A few copies were
Issued of the Large Paper Proofs before Letters, sold by me, 1869, for ;^24. The coppers of this
work have recently passed into other hands, and are worked again.
6488 GALEEIE de Dbesde. Les principaux Tableaux de la Gal^rie Royale de Dresde,
lithographies d*apre8 les Originaux, aves des Explications en Allemand el. en
FraneaJB ; publies par Erancois Hakfstaengl : J)ie Vorziiglichsten Gemklde
der Konighchen Galerie in Dreadeii, lisuch. dftu OTv^ilLftTi «Mt Stein gezeichnet ;
PINE ARTS, BOOKS OP PRINTS, PAINTINGS. 997
COKFLBTB in 60 livraisons, atlas folio, containing 193 plates, original 1js(J>Ul
PROOFS, (original subscription price 360 2%alersJ, in three portfolios, £30. 1836
Collation c 2 titles ; frontispiece ; portraits of Priedrich August, Konig von Sachsen, of Maria»
Konigin von Sachsen, of Hanfetangl (the artist); 2 leaves of prefaces text, pp. 1-96 ; 190 plates.
There exists an edition of proofs before the letters.
** La Galerie de Dresde jooit a juste titre d'une haute c^l6brite, tant h, caose du nombre des
tableaux qu*elle referme qu' h cause de leur choix.'' — Dueheans V, d'un leonophile,
6189 Galebie de Dresde : Abr^g^ de la Tie des Feintres dont les tableaux composent
la Galerie de Dresde, stout 12mo. kf. bcL uncwt, Zs 6<2 Dresde, 1782
5490 GAL £IE du PALAIS-SO YAL, (bte d'Orleans, srav^e d'apr^ les tableaux de0
difierentes ^coles qui la conmosaient par Couche, avec un abr^g6 de la vie de0
peintres, et une description mstorique de ckaque tableaux, 3 rols. royal folio^
354 very fine engravings, from the most beautiful collection of Paintings ever
formed, first brilliant impressions, including one Proof before the descriptions
under the engra/oing, half red morocco, uncut, £16. 16« Paris, 1786-1808
It is not possible to ha?e finer impressions than the above, excepting Proofs. One plate is
nnfortunatelf wanting, yiz. in Vol. II. No. 20, Venns k la Coqaillef by Titien Vercelli. Care
should be taken in the purchase of this splendid work to have an early copy. The plates have been
worked three times, always with the original text.
This Collection is known as the Orleans Gallery, and is one of the scarcest and most pleasing ;
many of the Paintings are now in this country.
Priced, 1831, H. Bohn, £28.; 1847, morocco, £31. 10«; 1850, Willis, mor. £26. 5«; sold at
Sotheby's, 1853, russia, £17.; Baron Taylor's copy, 1853, ;^20. ; at Christie's, 1854, matia,
£\9. 10»; 1859, at Christie's, £18.
Large Paper, Proofs before the letters, with the descriptions printed separately on India PAper»
and placed opposite, very rare ; priced, 1847, mor. ;f45. ; sold by auction, the Marquis of Lam-
downe's copy, 20 livr. only, £26. 15« 6d; 1855, Baker's copy, russia, ^40. 10«.
The new edition was (1844) in Lebigr6's (a Paris remainder dealer) hands, who offered hit
edition, with inferior impressions. Papier velin 200 fr. ; Papier de Chine, 300 fr. Both are usually
sol J for less.
5491 Galileo. Descrizione della tribuna inal^ata alia memoria del Galileo, 4to. po$^
trait and 15 plates, sd, ^^d Mrenxe, 1841
5492 Galleys Passion : Treurspel van bet Lyden Cbristi, small 4to. with 20 fine plaie§
after Stradanus and Coltaert, engraved by Galle, cf, neat, 14ff Amst, 16^
5493 GAIT, Antiquity de la Nubib, ou monuments inMits des bords du Nil, sita^
entre la premiere et la seconde cataracte, atlas folio, with 7S plates and vignettes,
8 of them coloured, (pub. at 150 fr.) bds. £2. 10* Stuttgart, 1822
The Vellum Paper copies are published at 240 fr. Cet ouvragc pent etre considers comme le
complement k la Description d'£gypte, public par ordre de TEmpereur ; son execution le rend
digne d'y 6tre joint.
5ii91''*'GZS]MIS* LiCETi (F.) Hieroglypbica, sive antiqua schemata Gemmarum Ann-
larium quaesita, folio, numerous plates, calf, 12* Patavii, 1653
5492*M0NUMENS do la vie fbiy^s des douzb C^sabs, d'apr^s une suite de
pierres gravies sous lours rogues, 4to. CaprSe, 1780, avec bO plaiiches gravSes en
cttiwre— -Monumens du Culte secret des damos Komaines, 4to. Caprie, 1784^
avec 50 planches gravies en cuivre — together 2 vols. 4iio.french calf, gilt edges,
VERT babe, £6. 6* 1780-84
** Ces deux ouvrages licendeux sont d'Hugues d'Hancarville qui les a fait imprimer & Naney,
vcndus 170 frs. Labddoy." — Brunei.
5 193*STOSCH.— Pierres Antiques graydes sur lesquelles les Graveurs ont mis leuw
noma, dessindes et gravies en cuivre sur les onginaux ou d'aprbs les Empreintes,
£ar Bernard Picabt, expliqu^es par Philippe do Stosch, Lat. et Fr. par M. de
jimiers, folio, 70 plates, line impressions, very neat, in russia, with the booh
plate ofJosiah Wedgwood, 25* Amst, 1724
Priced, 1854, Tross, 96 fr. Sold in 1850, Rogers' copy, mor. £2. 15f.
5 194 GERHAB.D (E.) auserlesene Griechische Vasenbilder,hauptsiichlich Etruskiscken
Fundorts, 3 vols. impl. 4to. 240 coloured plates, with text, (pub. at £16. reduced
to £6.) cloth, uncut, £3. 5* Berlin, 1840-47
5495 Antike Bildwerke, atlas folio, ^fine large plates, Greek and Etruscan
Art, with 4tto. text, bds. 15* Berlin, 1828
5496 GOLDSMITII (Oliver) Poetical Works, edited by R. A. Wilmott, square 8vo.
printed with illustbations designed by Birket Foster and K. N. Humphreys,
red morocco, gilt edges, 2U \S&^
898 QUARITCH'S CATALOGUE OF
5^7 GOZ, LeidenBcliaftliclie Entwiirfe fiir empfindsame Kunst und Schauspiel-
Freunde, 4to. 28 pp. interspersed ioith etchings, forming the text to a series of
etchings, entitled '* Leonabdo und Blandine^ ein Melodrama nach Burger in
160 Leidenschafblichen Entwurfen." These 160 spirited etchings represent all
the attitudes of the Actors in the above Melodrama, some' progressing from indif-
ference to the greatest degree of passion, rage, pain, affection, distress, gloom or
agony, hf. bd. red morocco, gilt top, uncut, rare, £3. 3* Augsburg,17S^
5498 GKA]nGER'S Biographical History of England, adapted to a methodical Cata-
logue of Engraved BritishlSeads, 6 vols. Svo, fifth edition, bds. 12s 1824
5499 GKUNER fLewis) Specimens of Ornamental Abt selected from the best
models of tne Classical Epochs, atlas folio, 80 plates, very finely engraved, mast
of which are beautifully printed in coloubs and aoLD, with ^to, text, (pub. at
£12.) cloth, £8. 10* 1850
The present copy, formerly in the possession of an architect, requires binding. A suitable hf.
morocco binding can be supplied for 36« the two volumes. The stones of several of the best plates
have been destroyed ; a new edition, though much desired is therefore not likely to appear.
5500 Gbuneb's Ornamental Art, the explanatory text and additional plates by Emil
Braun, 4to. 7 plates, sd, 7s 6d 1850
Many copies of the large work of Gruner's ** Ornamental Art,'' want this text and extra plates.
5501 Guebbeb, Essai sur les Yitraux de la Cathedrale de Strasbourg, 8yo. col, plates,
sd. 2s 6d Strasbourg, 1848
5502 GuEVABA (Don Fel. de, Gentil-hombre di Carlos V.) Comentarios de la Pintuba,
se publican con notsis de Don A. Fonz, 12mo. half morocco, gilt edges, Bs
Madrid, 1788
5503 GuizoT, Etudes sur les Beaux Arts, 8vo. hf bd. 3s Paris, 1852
5504 HAMILTON'S (Sir Wm.) Collection of Etbuscan, Gbeek, and Eomak
Vases, 4 vols, royal folio, OBiaiNAL edition, with a provision of coloured
plates, Naples, 1766-67
Priced, 1829, J. Bohn, £20.; 1829, Longman's, £25. ; 1840, Jas. Bohn, £18.; 1843, Jas.
Bohn, £16. 16«; Thorpe, £18. Us. Fetched by auction : Sjkes's, £4. 12»; Dent's, £19. 19«;
North's, £23« 2s; Paris's, mor. £24. 3»; Nassau's, £26. 15» 6J; Towneley's, £42.; Talley-
rand's, mor. £44. ; Edwards's, £53. lit.
5505 HAMILTON'S (Sir Wm.) Vaaes. The Collection of Etruscan, Greek, and
Soman Vases, Antiquities, &c., in the Cabinet of Sir Wm. Hamilton, wiik de-
scriptions in Englisn and French, by D'Hancarville, 2 vols. impl. folio, 260
plates accurately coloured a* the originals, first and most valuable edition,
strongly hajfbownd rt^sia, £2. 16* Naples, 1766-7
Priced, 1856, £8. 8»; Dawson Turner's copy, 1853, fetched ^3. 13»6d.
This is the first portion of Sir Wm. Hamilton's collection of Vases, which was purchased
by the English Government, and is now in the British Museum.
5606 Collection of EKGBAYiNas from Ancient Vases, mostly of pure
Greek "Workmanship, discovered chiefly in the neighbourhood of Naples, pub-
lished by W. TiscHBEiN, 4 vols, royal folio, with above 240 engravings in out'
line, half bound morocco, i^aples, 1791-95
Priced, 1829, J. Bohn, £7. 7t; 1829, Longman's, £12. 12t ; 1840, Jas. Bohn. £5. 5t; 1847,
Nattali, £5. bs; 1856, Weigel, 3 yols. only, 36 tbalers. Copies fetched by auction, 1815, at Evans's,
£4. is; Stanley's £5. 5t; Sykes's £12. 12«; the Fonthill copy, in 3 vols. ;f98. 7s ed. The
fourth volume is wanting to many copies.
5607 HAMILTON, Peintuees des Vases antiques de la collection du chevalier
Hamilton avec des explications .en italien et en fran^ais (par F. Fontani et
autres), 4 vols, atlas foho, with above 240 plates, printed inorick colour, calf
neat, £S. Florence, 1800
^.^Firet Florence edition, executed after Hschhein's, of 1791-95, hut with an explanatory text to
tihefourCh volume, wanting in I'ischbein's. Brunet says the price of coloured copies was 560 fr.
Priced, 1856, Weigel, 140 thalers.
5508 HAMILTON'S (Sir Wm.) Campi Phleoejei, or the Volcanoes of the two
Sicilies, with Supplement, the text in English and French, an autoaraph letter
qf Sir W. Samilton ifiserted, 3 vols, in 1, large folio, the obiginal fTsAPOLiTAN
edition, with 60 plates of Volcanic Eruptions, etc. finely coloubed in imita-
tion OF DEAWiNas, crimson morocco extra, with joints, broad borders qfgold on
the sides, and gilt edges, £S. Naples, 1776-9
The above copy has the scarce Supplement : To Joseph Banks; Esq. London, Naples, Oct. 1,
//ff; 30 pp.; and aedicationi 1 leaf.
FINE ARTS, BOOKS OF PRINTS, PAINTINGS. 389
Priced, 1829, J. Bohn, £15. 16t and £21. ; 1836, £21.; 1837, T&jne and Fobs, £22.; in
1840, 1845, and 1848, £16. 16t ; 1840, Jas. Bohn, £\6. 16t; 1847, H. Bohn, £10. lOt and
£13. Copies sold hyiauction : Dent's, i£29. ; White-Knight*s, ifll. 11« ; Nassau's, £\6. 6tMi
Hibbert*8, £16. bt 6d ; Talleyrand's, if 19. 8t 6<f ; Rozburghe's, £21. ; 1855, Bamal's, £7. 15«|
1855, Baker's (originally Dent's copy) £1 1.
6509 HEINECKEN (Baron) Id^e Generale d'une Collection complete d'Estampes,
ayec une Dissertation sur I'Origine de la Gravure, et sur les premiers Livres
d'Images, Syo. toith Facsimile plates of the early Block books, and other en-
gravingsin the infancy of the art, clean copy, baund, £2. 2s Leipsic, 1771
The Roxburghe copy fetched £2. 16« ; Roscoe's £3 ; 1854, Gardner's £2.
5510 Heller's Handbuch fiir Kupferstichsammler, oder Lexicon der yorzilgliclisten
Kapforstecher, Formsclmeiaer, etc. 2 vols, in 1, 12mo. hf. hd, Zs 6(2 ^am5er^,1823
5511 ■ the second nmch improved edition, 946 pp. J^, bd. morocco, uncut, 18*
Leipzig, 1850
5512 Hemling. Ursnli^princesse britannique d'apr^ la Legende et les pemtures
d'Hemling, par le Bn. de Keverberg, 8vo. portrait, J^. morocco, 5* Gand. 1818
5513 HEYI^S (Zacharias) Const-Thoonende Juweel (the Jewel of Dramatic Art)^
published by the Honourable City of Haerlem in XII Emblematic Plats or
MoBiXiTiES, with Prologues and Songs arranged according to the regulations
of the City Authorities, sm. 4to. numerous pUttes of Theatrical Figures and
Costumes, a remarkably fine copy, with all the plates, vellum, £2. 10s 2kool, 1607
This copy has also the additional play of Haerlems Juweel, with platen, separately published
in the following year, 1608. The above, recently in the library of an eminent Dramatic critic, will
be found of great interest to all who study Mediseval manners and customs. I know of no similar
work, having all the costumes so fully represented.
5514 BoUand- Adyis fidelle aux veritables Hollandois, touchant ce qui s'est
pass^ dans les Tillages de Bodegraye et Swammerdam, et les cruaut^s inotdes
que les Francois y ont excretes, small 4to. with 8 singularly expressive plates qf
the Miseries and Horrors qf War, folio size folded, engraved by Romyn db
HooaHE, /Sn^ copy, veaufavve, 26s s. I, with the sphere, 1673
5515 BOB (P.) I^ederlantsche Oorlog[hen, beroerten ende boreerlycke oneenicheyden s
History of the Ciyil and Foreign Wars of HoUand, from 1555 to 1600, 6 yols.
folio, many plates, consisting of Fortraits, Battle Pieces, Sieges, etc, vellum, 36«
Leyden and Amst, 1621, &c.
5516 Smids (Lud.) Schatkamer der Nederlandsche Oudheden, small stout 4to. with
^pretty views, vellum, 5* Amst. 1711
5517 Wachtendoep (C.) Oude Hollandsche G^schiedenissen, oste oorte B.ym-
Kronyck, small 4to. 4A portraits and pretty plates, vellum, Ss Qravenhage, 1648
5518 WiLLiNKS (D.) Amstellandsche Arkadia, 2 yols. 16mo. with VI rema/rkabty pretty
views qf the Environs of Amsterdam, engraved by Punt, 1736, beautiful impress
sions, vellum, 10s Amst, 1737
5519 IMITATION de J:fc8iJ8-CHRiST (U) Traduction du chancelier de Marillao,
avec la reproduction des anciens kanuscbits depuis le Vie jusqu'au XVIIe
Si^le, 2 yols. impl. 8yo. a tbult sufebb publication, EyEBY page sub-
bounded BY A MASSIYE and ELABOBATE BOBDEB OF GOLD and COLOUBS,
copied from original Mediaval MSS., also several hundred Miniatubes, some
the fill size qf the page, forming altogether the most copious ** Encyclopabdia.
OF Obnament " extant, at a remarkably moderate price (pub. in 76 liyraisons
at 3 fr. 50 c. being 266 fiuncs, cost of binmng of the present copy, £5. 10s, making
it a total of £16.) red morocco extra, joints, gilt edges, £12. Far, Curmer, 1856-58
The second volume consists of learned works connected with the subject of ornamental art,
these can also be bought separately, viz :—
Delaunat, Tabb^. — Des autenrs presumes de Tlmitation de J^us-Christ ; in-8 avec 4
portraits photographies, 10 fr.
Denis, Ferd. — Histoire de romementation des manuscrits ; gr. in-8, avec lettres omte
et fleurons, d'aprds les manuscrits du Vie au XVIIe si^cle, 25 fr.
Catalogue bibliographique des manuscrits reproduits dans Tlmitation de J6sus-Christ et
des imprimes dt^s dans THistoire de romementation des manuscrits, accompagn^d'omementSy
10 fir.
Index des manuscrits et imprim^ reproduits ou cites dans Tlmitation, avec Tindication
des dessinateurs, etc., accompagn^ des figures de Holbein, Hans Beham et Jollat, 15 fr.
5520 INCE GALLEEY. The Account of the Statues, Busts, Bass.Eelifi^<^ «sv^
Paintings dt Ince, by H. B. 4to. bds, privateUf ^uted^rewre^^fta lA-cerBV^^S^^
9$tO QUARITCH*S CATALOGUE OF
6521 INGHIEAMI, Monumenti Etruschi, o di Etrosco Nome, disegnati, incisi,
illustrati e pubblicati dal cav. Franc. Inghirami, 10 vols, with the Index, 4to.
containing above 500 engravings, mostly coloiibed, in imitation of the original
* ' Vases y Bronzes, Frescoes, Sfc, (pub. at £42.) half hound red morocco, RaouU
Bochettes copy, £13. 10* Mrenze, 1821-26
Only 350 copies printed. Priced, 1831, H. Bohn, £18. 18*; 1840, Jas. Bohn, sewed, ;£ri4.;
1847> H. Bohn, sewed, £15. 15«; morocco, £25. 48,
** Ce bel ouvrage offre la representation la plus complete et la pins ezacte qvi ait encore 6t&
donn^e des monumens appartenant k Tart Etrosque, oa reputes Etmsques. II est partage en six
series: I. Urne. II. Specchi mistici. III. Bronzi. lY. Edifizi. V. Vasi fittiU. YI. Monu-
menti, che corredano Topera." — Brunei,
6522 INSTITUTO DI COEEISPONDENZA AECHEOLOGICA DI EOMA :
A. The 8vo. Series.
Aknali dell' Instituto, from the commencement in 1829 to 1853, 25 vols.
with Indices and Indice Generate, 1829-33, 305 plates, plans and maps, ^f»
calf Boma e Barigi, 1829-53
The General Indices are continued in the ' Repertorio.'
BuLLETTiNO DEGLi Annali deU' Instituto, from the commencement in 1829 to
1853, 25 vols. 7 plates, hf. calf Boma, 1829-53
Memobie, fasc. I — III. forming 1 vol., ^plates ib, 1832
Kefebtobio Univeesale deUe Opere deU' Instituto Archeologico, 1834-1853 ;
containing : Indice deUe materie ; Indice Greco ; Indici Epigrafioi, Greco
e Latino, Etrusco ed Osco, Indice degli autori, 2 vols. Boma, 1848-56
Nouvelles Annales jpubli^es par la section fran^aise de Tlnstitut Arch^o-
logique. Tome 1, 11, 19 plates, hf, hd. Paris, 1836-39
B. The Im|)erial Folio Series.
Monumenti Inediti, pubblicati dall* Instituto di Corrispondenza Archeo-
logica, sotto la direzione dei Sign. Od. Gebhabd e Teod. Panofk^.
Vol. 1. Paris, 1829-33 ; containing Plates 1 to 60, with duplicate impressions on
India paper qf Plates 17, 18, M, 58, 59, 60; Elencho delle Tavole, 3 leaves.
Vol. 2. Boma e Parigi, 1834-38 ; containing Plates 1 to 60 ; Elencho, 2
leaves; H Laberinto di Porsenna comnarato coi Sepolcri di Poggio-Gajella
ultimamente dissotterratinell'Agro Clusino, Title, 2 leaves of * Descrizione,*
and 6 plates, — Plates 1 to 12, illustrating the " Nouvelles Annates publiSes
par la Section Prangatse"
Vol. 3. Boma e Parigi, 1839-43; containing Plates 1 to 60 and Index, 1 leaf;
— Plates 13 to 25, illustrating the " Nouvelles Annates**
Vol. 4. Boma e Parigi, 1844-48 ; containing Plates 1 to 60, with plate 24 bis,
61 plates ; and Index, 1 lecf
Vol. 5. Boma, 1849-53 ; containing Plates 1 to 60 ; with Index, 1 lecf.
C. The Folio Series.
Monumenti, Annali e Bullettini, pubblicati dall' Instituto nel 1854, Boma ;
containing. Plates 1 to 40, without plate 2 a photograph, (F issued), on 123 and
xlviiijpj?.
■ nel 1855, Gotha, Fascicolo I; containing 25 plates; 98 and liv. pp, ;
Index, 1 lecf
— Together 55 vols, in 56, 8vo. with 336 plates, uniformly hf, hd. 5 volsw
imperial folio, with SZ2 plates. If, hd. and 2 vols, folio, with Qiplates, hds. The
Entibb Sebies complete fbom the commencement, a work of immense
value to tlie lovers of Ancient Art, veby babe in this a complete state, from the
library of Professor I>r. Fbanz SuaLEB in Berlin, one of the contributors, £40.
Boma, etc, 1829-56
6523 INSTITUTO di Cobeespondenza Abcheologica di EOMA : Monumenti In-
editi, Vol. I., plates 1 — 60, wanting 1, 2 ; Vol. II., plates 1 — 60, plates 26, 26
unnumbered ; Vol. III., plates 1—24, 1829— 40.— Annali, Vols. I.— XV. 1829
— 43. — BuLLETiNO, Vols. I. — ^XVI., 1829— 44.— jp toe*, 11 vols, hf. cf. the rc^
mainder in parts, £10. 10* Bome and Paris, 1829-44
^524 ITALY, A nne collection of Views with Plans of Towns, Churches, Castles and
Mansions in : Nouveau Theatbe d'ltalie. Contents : Vol. 1, Lombardy, com-
prising Genoa, Milan, Parma, Modena, Mantua, Venice, and part of Tuscany ;
Vol. 2, States of the Church, comprising Eome, Patrimony of St. Peter's, Castro
Sabina, Umbria, Orvieta, Perugia, Ancona, Urbino, Eomagpa, Bolonia, Ferrora,
Avignon ; Vol. 3, 19'aplefl and Sicily ; Vol. 4, Eome, Ancient and Modem. —
Piedmont and Savoy: Pedemontium florontissimum Italiae latos, Vol. 1.,
FINE ARTS, BdOKS OF PRINTS, FAINTING. 83i
Turin ; Vol. 2, Susa and Saluzzo ; Vol. 3, Sabaudia ; Vol. 4, Vercelli, Asti,
Nizza, Montferrat — together 8 vols, royal folio, containing nearly 4G0 large and
beautiful Views ; maps of various parts, with coats of arms on the sides; jBird^S"
eye vieios and plans of Towns, Churches, Castles, Pleasure-Gardens, etc, ; inte^
riors of Chapels, and the mansions of the nobility : all on a large scale such as
has never been attempted since, with text in Dutch, good sound copy, old gilt calf,
^^' 5£^ G~ravenhaage, 1724-6
"5525 SMITH'S (Jolin) Select Views in Italy, with Topographical and Historical De-
scriptions in English and French, 2 vols, in 1, oblong folio. First Imfbessions
of the 72 engravings, by Byrne, Watts, and Pouncey,fine copy in russia, joints,
gold borders and gilt edges, a handsome book, £2. 12^ Gd 1792-96
A few years ago, before Views in Italy had been so multiplied, this fine work was considered
the most v^uable of the kind, and original impressions, sold readily at £8. 8« to £10. 10#.
Sold in Mr. Hibbert's sale for £7^ 10», Dent's for £7. 10«, and in White Knighf s sale for
£ 1 1. A few copies exist, with a duplicate set of Etchings, priced, 1847, H. Bobn, £5, b»,
5526 ITALY. Nouveau Theatre du Pibmont et de la Savoye, ou description exacte
de leurs Villes, Palais, Eglises et principaox Edifices, 4 parts in 2 vols, atlas folio,
with 147 BEAUTIFUL LABGE ViEWS of all the great Towns and principal Antiqui'
ties, fine impressions, old calf gilt, £4. d, la Saye, 1725
5527 JACKSON and CHATTO'S History of Wood Engraving, including a Trea-
tise on Wood Engraving, Historical and Practical, impl. 8vo. with upwards of
300 beautiful woodcut illustrations, including facsimiles fiom the works of Albert
Durer, 1^, bd, morocco, uncut, rare, £3. 10* 1839
BernaFs copy, hf. mor. sold in 1855, for £4. " llie History of Wood Engraving is a noble
volume, unique in its way, and no library will be complete without it. Mr. Jackson's reputation
rests upon a firm basis— his name is attached to some of the brightest and best of the modern en-
gravings. He is one of the few living pupils of Bewick — and one who follows in the steps, and sup-
ports the reputation of his celebrated master.'' — Polytechnic Journal.
5528 JAN SEN, Essai sur I'Origine de la Gravnre en Bois et en Taille-Donce ; I'Ori-
gine des Cartes a jouer et des cartes g^ographiques, 2 vols. 8vo. with 23 curious
plates, illustrative ofJSarly Engraving, hf bd, calf, 18* Paris, 1801
Brockett's copy, £\, \Zs,
5529 JONES' (Ovren) ALHAMBEA ; Plans, Elevations, and Sections of the AHiam-
bra, with the elaborate details of this beautiiiil specimen of Moorish Architec-
ture, minutely displayed in 100 beautifully engraved plates, 67 of which are
highly finished in gold and coloubs, from Drawings taken on the spot, by
Jules Groury, and Owen Jones, with a complete translation of the Arabic In-
scriptions, and an historical notice of the Kings of Granada, by P. de Gayangos,
2 volumes, imperial folio, (pub. at £24.) J{f. bound mor, gilt edges, £7. 10s 1842
5530 ■ the same, labge paper, atlas foho, 100 plates, (j7 of them in gold and
colours, the others on India paper, (pub. at £36.) hf. bd. morocco, £16. 1842
A most gorgeous and magnificent work — it cost the Artist, Owen Jones, years of labour, and
Jules Goury lost his life (by Cholera) whilst engaged upon the work — the plates in the large
paper copies are more highly finished than those on small paper. The Albambra Court at the
Sydenham Crystal Palace, was decorated under the superintendence of Owen Jones.
5531 JOEIO Opere ; Real Museo Borbonico ; Officina de* Papiri, plates, 1825 — Viag-
gio di Enea all* Inferno, ed agli Elisii, 1831 — Mus^e Koyal Bourbon ; Guide
pour la Galerie, 16 plates, 1830 — Plan de Pomp6i, 4 plates, 1828 — La Mimica
degli Antichi, 21 plates, illustrative qf Ancient Manners, 1832 — bound in 2 vols.
8vo. half morocco, uncut, 18* Napoli, 1825-32
5532 JOUBEET, Manuel de TAmateur d'Estampes, avec leurs Monogrammes, les
prix de Commerce, etc. (faisant suite au Manuel du Libraire, par Brunet), 3 vols.
8vo. FiNB PAPER, sd. 20* Paris, 1821
5533 the same, 3 vols. 8vo. fine paper, calf gilt, gilt edges, £2. Pans, 1821
Bemal's copy, fetched, 1855, £\. 14*.
5534 KILT AN (Wolfgang) Tirolensiiim Principum Comitum : der Gefiirstcn Grafen
zu Tyrol, 1229-1623, eigentliche Contrafacturen, small folio, engraved title. Coat
of Arms, map and a beautiful Series of 2i7 full-length Portraits oftlie Counts of
Tyrol, each in their peculiar Costume, ^we impressions, pale morocco, gilt edges,
VERT RARE, £3. Augsburg, s. a, (P1620)
5535 KING (Thos.) Orf^vrerie et Ouvrages en Metal du Moyen Age, 2 vols. roy. foHo,
200 plates (^Mediaeval Art- Workmanship, (pub. at £8.) bds. £4. 4* Par. 1852-57
A very useful work for all practical Artiats.
S89 QUARITCH'S CATALOGUE OF
5536 EluGLBB (Fr.) Handbucli der Ghescliiohte der Malerei in Italien, Svo setoed,
Berlin, 1837
6537 ■ Handbach der Kunstgescliiclite, Svo. xxiv. and 920 pp. cloth, 4a 1842
5538 EliisEL (M.) les Miseres et les Malheurs de la Guerre, obi. 4to. 18 singularly
well drawn and carrfuXly engraved plates, withfrench verses heneath, first impres'
sions, original vellum, ISs Aug, Vind, s, a. (P 1660)
See also for a larger Series, ante " Baur."
5539 LABOEDE (Leon de) Histoire de la Gravnre en mani^re noire, royal Svo. pof
traits, plates and woodcuts of Monograms, hf. bd, calf, rare, £2. 2s Paris, 1839
Published at the private expense of the aathor ; the above forms Tome V . of the Series called
'' Histoire de la Decouverte de T Impression.''
5540 LA FOEGE (Ed.) Arts et Artistes en Espagne, jusqu'a la fin du diz buitieme
Si^cle, Svo. 372 pp. elegantly printed on coloured paper, uncut, 20* Lyon, 1869
6541 Landseeb's Catalogue of tbe 50 earliest Pictures in the Kational Gallery, Svo.
haif bound, Ss6d 1834
6542 LANGLOIS, sur les Danses pes Mobts, un essai bistorique, pbilosopbique et
pittoresque, 2 vols, large Svo. with 50 plates qf facsimiles of rare engravings,
new, sewed, 20* IRouen, 1852
6543 LASINIO (Car. Carlo) AfBrescbi celebri del XIV. e XV. Secolo, incisi sui DLsegni
del Cav. Paolo suo Figlio, con lUustrazioni, atlas folio, 41 pp, of Text and 83
fine large plates after the Works qfMdsaccio, Masolino, Idppi, etc, (pub. at 17^
fr.) in a portfolio, £2, ' Fireme, 1841
6544 Latilla (E.) on Fresco, Encaustic, and Tempera Painting, Svo. cloth, 3* Qd 1842
5545 Lb Blakt (E.) Inscriptions Chr^tiennes de la Gaule, anterieures au VHIe
Siecle, livraisons I, — III, forming the first volume, 4to. curious woodcuts and
42 plates, bds. 24* Paris, 1856
6546 Lb Comte (Florent.) Cabinet des Singularitez d'Arcbitecture, peinture, sculp-
ture et graveure, 2 vols. ISmo. monograms, old calf, 7* Qd Bmx, 1702
6547 LENOlfi, MusiiE des Monumens Fbancais, ou Description bistorique et
cbronologique des Statues, Bas-E/cliefs, et Tombeaux, pour servir a THistoire de
France et a celle de I'Art, avec I'Histoire de la Peinture sur Verre, Description
des Vitraux anciennes et modemes, et ime dissertation sur les Costumes de cnaque
siecle, 8 vols. Svo. with upwards <^2^4iplates, calfailt, £4s. Paris, 1800-21
6548 LE BOY (Jacobi Baronis) Castella et Pretoria Nobilium Bbabantije, Csenobi-
aque celebriora, folio, several hundred beautiful engravings of Public JEdifices,
Castles, Chateaux, Churches, etc, including the Antwerp Cathedral, by Wl
Hollar, fine impressions, old calf, 18* I/agd, Bat,, 1697
Gardner's copy fetched, 1854, £2. 2*. Ouvrage recherche a cause des nombreuses vaes des
ch&teaux et dont plusieura ont et^ grav^ par Perelle, Hollar, Horrewyn et d'autres.
6549 LESsiNGh, du Laocoon, ou les limites de la Po^sie et de la Peinture, Svo. plates,
hf calf, 3* 6rf Paris, 1802
6549*LiCETU8 de Lucemis Antiquorum reconditis, folio, numerous plates of curious
Antique Lamps, calf, 7* 6d Batavii, 1662
6550 LINDSAY (Lord) Sketches of tbe History of Christian Art, 3 vols. Svo. cloth,
rare, £2. 8* 1847
Christian Art has of recent years become a faTOurite study ; Lord Lindsay's History is con-
sidered the best guide to it.
6551 Lipfebt's Dactyliotbec, das ist Sammlimg gescbnittener Steine der Alton, in
Zwei Tausend Abdriicken, 2 vols. 4to. hf. c(3f, 12* 1767
The descriptive text to a collection of 2000 Casts of Antique Gems.
6552 LITTA, FAMIGUE CELEBEI ITATJANE, a complete set, 137 parts or
dispense, in 8 vols, royal folio, A Sebies of Pedioeees, with several thousand
fine plates of Antiquities, Medals, Sculpture, and' Paintings, the Pobtbaits
BEAUTIFULLY ILLUMINATED, SO as to resemble the Original Paintings by Early
Italian Masters, all the Coats of Abms elaborately emblazoned (pub. at 1946
£rancs in Italy, London selling price £80.) clean, uncut, with Titles, Tables of
Contents, and Gbnebal Index expressly printed for this copy, |£46.
Milano, 1819-59
5552* , tbe same, fascicoli 4, 8, 10, 37 parte I- V, 41 parte I-III. 42, 43—
continued in dispense 68-75, 77, 80-83, 85, 86, 88, 90, 92, 99, 101, 103— together
34 parts royal folio, with all the plates, £10. 1819-44
The grandest Work of this kind published in Europe. The earlier parts are out of
print. The noble aathor devoted his whole life and a large fortune to its publication.
FINE ARTS, BOOKS OF FEINTS, FAINTING.
8S9
To show the extent
AociaioH di Firenze
Aocolti di Arezzo
Acqaaviva di Napoli
Adomo di Geneva
Aicardi — tee Visconti
Aldobrandini di Firenze
Alidosio d'Imola
Alighieri di Firenze
Altemps di Roma
AUiano—see D'Alviano
Appiani di Pisa
Arcbinto di Milano
Arcimboldi di Milano
Ariosto di Bologna
Attendola Sforza
Bentivoglio di Bologna
Bevilacqua di Verona
Birago di Milano
Bojardo di Reggio
Bonacolsi di Mantova
Boncompagni di Bologna
Bonelli di Roma
Borromeo di S. Miniato
Bourbon del Monte
BuonarotU di firenze
Buondelmonte di Firenze
Calabria, Dachi di
Calcagnini di Ferrara
Candiano di Venezia
Cantelmi di Napoli
Carpegna nel Montefeltro
Carraresi di Padova
Casali di Cortona
Castiglioni di Milano
Cavalcabo di Cremona
Cavaniglia di Napoli
Cesarini di ^oma
Cesi di Roma
Colonna di Roma
Concini di Arezzo
Contrari di Ferrari
Corraro di Venezia
Correggio da Correggio
Da Camino della Marca di
Trevigi
Dal Verme di Verona
D'Alviano d'Oryieto
of tills immense work, a list of the Families is gi^en :
Delia Pusterla di Milano
Del Monte di Monte S. Savino
Del Monte Sa Maria neli'
Umbria — see Bourbon
D'Este
Duchi di Sayoja— tM SaTOJa
Ecelini
Erizzo di Venezia
Este— ««e D'Este
Facchinetti di Bologna
Fagginola nel Montefeltro
Ferrero di Biella
Fogiiani di Reggio
Foscarini di Venezia
Fregoso di Gonova
Gaddi di Firenze
Gallio
Gambacorta di
Ghilini d* Alessandria
Gioyio di Como
Giustiniani di Venezia
Gonzago di MontaTO
Gozzadini di Bologna
Grassi di Bologna
Guiociardini di Firenze
Hohenstauffen — see Re di
Napoli
Lando di Venezia
Lannoy di Napoli
Lodoyisi di Bologna
Macchiavelli di Firenze
Madruzzo di Trento
Malaspina
Marchesi di Monferrato
Marescotti di Bologna
Martelli di Firenze
Massimo di Roma
Mauruzi di Tolentino
Medici di Firenze
Monferrato, Marachesi di
Monte di Monte — eee Del
Monte
Monte (Del) Sa. Maria — tee
Bourbon
Montefeltro, Ducbi d'Urbino
Navagero di Venezia
Normanni Re di Sicilia
Orseolo di Venezia
Orsinidi Roma
Ottoboni di Venezia
Paleologo Marchesi di Mon*
ferrato
Pallaricino
Pazzi di Firenze
Peretti di Montalto
Piccolomini, giaTodeschinidi
Siena
Pico della Mirandola
Pio di Carpi
Puglia, Conti e Duchi di
Pusterla — tee Delia Pustorls
Rangoni di Modena
Re di NapoU della Casa di
Suevia
Re di Sicilia, Normanni
Rossi di Parma
Roverella di Ferrara
Sa. Maria dell' Umbria — te€
Bourbon del Monte
Sanvitale di Parma
Sayoja (Duchi di)
Scaligeri di Verona
Sforza (Attendolo)
Sicilia, Re Normanni di
Simoneta di Calabria
Sinibuldi di Pistoja
Stampa di Milano
Strozzi di Firenze
Sueria — tee Re di Napoli
Tiepolo di Venezia
Torelli di Ferrara
Tomabuoni di Firenze
Torriani di Valsassina
Trinci di Foligno
Trivulzio di Milano
Urbino — tee Montefeltro
Valori di Firenze
Varano di Camerino
Verme — tee Dal Verme
Vettori di Firenze
Villani di Firenze
Visconti di MilaUo
Visconti, giA Aicardi di Milano
VitelU di Citta di CasteUo
5553 LoMAzzo (G. 'P^ Idea del tenmio della Pittura, small 4to. vellum, 6s Bologna^ 1785
6554 LUYNES (le Due de) et F. J . Debacq, M^taponte (in Magna Ghraeeia) atlas folio»
with 10 plates qf Early Grecian Art, bds, private^ printed, 36* jParis, 1833
•5555 MAMAOWL, de' Costumi de primitivi Cristiani, 3 toIs. 8yo. numerous plates qf
early Christian Martyrs, very fine tall copy, in vellum, 32« Soma, 1753
5556 Mabolles (M. de) Catologue de Liyres d'Sstampes et de Figures entaille douce»
12mo. (sm. 8vo.) caif, rare, 20s Paris, 1666
With the autograph of ** Richard Ford. Not. 1820." This is one of the rarest print cataloguea
in existence, as it was almost the first. L'Abb§ de Marolles may be said to have been the first real
print-collector.
5557 Mensaest, la Peintre amateur et curi^ux, ou description des Pays-Bas Autri-
chiens, 2 vols, in 1, 12mo. ^ bd, 5s Brux, 176S
5558 Mebcey, Etudes sur les Beaux- Arts, 2 vols. 8to. hf, hd, Ss 6d Paris, 1855
5559 Mebiak's (Matt.) Todten-Tantz de Stadt Basel, sm. 4to. with upwards of 100
engravings of the " Dance ofJDeatK* iunpresented at Basle, vellum, \%s
Frankf\trt, s. a. (P 1660)
834 QUARITCH'S CATALOGUE OP
5560 MICALI, Monumenti Inediti della. Stona degli Antichi Fox>oli Italian!, royal
folio, 60 large copper plates, some coloured, containing many hund/red jfine e»-
gravinga qf* vases. Sculptures, Bronzes, Urns, Masks, Arms, Gems, Ornaments,
Bas-reliefs, Sfc. of Tuscan and Early Italian Workmanship, with an 8«o. vol, of
letterpress (pub. at £3. 3^), hds, 2iis Firenze, 1844
5561 the same, 2 voIb. neatly hf hd. calf, 32** 1844
The Archaeological labours of Micali have thrown a considerable light vpon the early history of
Italy. Sir William Betham says, <* Micali is the most philosophical, candid, and intelligent, as wpII
as the most recent Italian writer on the origin of the ancient People of Italy ; he exposes the fabri-
catioQS and falsifications of the Greeks and Romans, as well as the dreaming abilities of Passeriy
Lanzi and Gori, with considerable effect,**'— Etruria Celiiea,
5562 MICHIELS (A.) Hifitoire de la Peinture Flamjlnde et Hollandmse, avec le
Supplement, 4 voIb. 8to. half green morocco, 22s Bruxelles, 1845-48
5563 the same, 4 vols. 8to. Papier VSlin, hf hd, calf, 32* 1845-48
5564 les Peintres Brugois, 1846 — Delepierre, Guide de Bruges, 1847 — Ta-
bleaux a Bruges, 1845 — in 1 vol. 12mo. hf hd. Zs 6i
6566 'M.TDOIAjI^, peintre. Alphabet de Lettres Initiales historiques, avec Bordures et
Fleurons d'aprbs le 14 et 15 Sieele, royal folio, 25 superh plates, richly executed
in gold and colours (pub. at £4. 49) hf. morocco, £2. 12s (fund, 1846
5566 MTLLiy (A. L.) Dictionnaire des Beaux- Arts, 3 vols. 8vo. vellum, 15* Farts, 1806
55(57 ; Gaierie Mythologique, 2 vols. 8vo. 190 plates in outline, comprising up-
wards of 800 Ancient Monuments of Arts, suck as Statues, Bas-reliefs, Grems,
Medals, Frescoes and Paintings on Vases, etc, with text, calf gilt, marhled edges,
245 Paris, 1811
5568 MiLLiNGEN (Jas.) Peintures Antiques de Vajses Geecs de la Collection de Sir
John Coghill, Bart. impl. folio, 52 fine plates in outline^ with text, calf extra,
Westmacotfs copy, 32* Rome, 1817
5569 MissoN Voyage d'ltalie, 4 vols. 12mo. man/y plates of ohjects of Art and Anti-
quity, calf, 6s Paris, 1743
5570 nouveau Voyage dTtalie, 3 vols. 18rao. with numerous fine plates of
Antiquities, Architecture ^ Art, Sfc, old calf gilt, 6* ia PLaye, 1702
Addison, in his preface to his Remarks on Italy, says, *' Monsieur Misson has written a more
correct account of it, in general, than any before him, as he particularly excelled in the plan of the
country, which he has given us in true aild lively colours."
6571 MONTFATJCON, L'Antiquite Expliqu^e et Eepresent^e en Figures, avec le
Supplement, together 15 vols. roy. fol. laege papee, original edition, upwards
of IZQO plates, fin^ impressions, old French calf gilt, £12. 12* Paris, 1719-24
Askew's copy fetched £17. 17»; Hibbert's £17.; Stevens' £20.; Towneley's £40. 10*;
Dent's, mor. J&50. ; Nassau's £32. 11«; North's £30. ; Pau's £20,; at Payne and Foss's, 1857,
mor. ;^69.
Priced, 1628, Payne and Foss, calf, £26. 5*. ; 1829, Longman's, £27 ; 1845, Rodwell, mor,
£45.; 1840, Jas^Bohn, £18. ; 1841, Rodwell, £21.; 1847, £16. 16*, £18. 18«; 1854, £18. 18*,
An immense variety of every object of Classical Antiquities, such as Arms, Costume, Imple-
ments, Ornaments, etc. is carefully represented in this stupendous work.
5572 MONTFAUCON, les Monumens de la Monaechie Fean^aise, Vol. I. 11. IIL
foUo, large paper, many fine plates of Antiquities, clean in old calf, from the Far I
of Orford's lihrary, £5. Paris, 1729
A liberal price will be given for volumes IV. and V.
5573 MoEGHEN, Opere d'Intaglio, daPdmerini, 8vo. Q plates, hds, 3* Qd Firenze, lS24i
6574 MOYEN-AGhE (le) Monumental et AscniioLOGiQUE, avec une Introduction
generale par D. !Ram6e, 2 vols, royal folio, 300 fine Lithographs of Mediaeval
Art and Architecture, selected from Churches and other Buildings in Fh^ance,
Belgium and Germany, strongly half hound pale morocco, £S, 8*
Paris, Jffauser, 1843
5575 MtJLLBB (K. O.) Handbuch der Arcliaologie der Kunst, 8vo. hf, mor, 7s 6d 1848
6576 Ancient Art and its Eemains, or Manual of the ArclisBology of Art,
new edition, with Welcker's numerous Additions, translated by Leitch, stout
8vo. (pub. at ISs) cloth, Ss 6d 1852
6577 MULLER (L.) Description des Medailles et Cam^es Antiques du Mus^e Thor-
waldsen, 8vo. plates, hf, calf, 30* Copenhagtie, 1847
5578 MOntee (F.) Sinnbilder und Kunstvorstellungen der Altcn Christen, 2 parts in
1 vol. 4to. with 13 plates, hf, calf, 28* Altona, 1825
FINE ARTS, BOOKS OF PRINTS, FAINTING. SSff^
5579 MUEPHY'S Asabian Antiquities of Spain, atlas folio, an obioinal coft^
with IQO fine plates qf Architecture, Ornaments, etc. hp Le Keux and othtrs (pub.
at £42.) whole hd. mosocco super extra, gold border, gilt edges, £8. Ss 1813
5580 MuEB (Chr, T. cic) Biblioth^que de Peinture, de Sculpture, et de Gravure, 2 vols.
12mo. with alphabetical Index ofautJio-rs, hf, bd, uncut, 10s Francfort, 1770
5581 MUSfiE FEANCAIS, ou. Collection complette des Tableaux, Statuxs
ET Bas-E/ELiefs, qui composent la Collection Nationalc, avec TExplication des
Sujets et des Discours sur la Peinture, la Sculpture, et la Gravure par S. C.
Croze, Magnan, BobUlard, Peronville, Laurent, V isconti et David, 4 vols, atlas
folio, 343 superb plates, Obiginal Edition, with very brilliant impressions of
The Iioocoon, The Transfiguration by Raphael, St, Cecilia, Infant Mercules, etc,
hf, bound russia, uncut, £52. Paris, 1803-11
The present copy was carefiilly selected by Mr. Dawson Tomer, while in Paris in 1808.
Published in 80 livraisons of 48 francs each, being 3840 fr. ; priced, 1824, Rivington's, £190.;
1829, J. Bohn, £105., mor. £130. ; 1831, H. Bohn, £120. ; 1840, Payne and Foss, £105. ; 1847,
£h2, 10«. — By auction copies fetched at Sotheby's, 1832, £56. ; 1855, Southgate's, mor. £51.;
1856, Sotheby's, russia, i^63.
Proofs before Letters were published, 96 francs the livraison, being 7680 fr. ; priced, 1829^
Longman, £180.; 1831, H. Bohn, £150.~By aucUon copies fetched, 1855, J. Wilks's, £8L»
1855, Baker's, ;^86. 2j*.
5682 MUS6E E/0 YAL, Recueil de Gravures d*aprbs les plus beaux Tableaux, Statues
et Bas-reliefs de la Collection Eoyale, par Jjaubent, 2 vols, atlas folio, brilliant
impressioTis qfthe 161 beaut\fUl plates, J^. morocco, fine original copy, £21.
Paris, 1816-18
These 2 works, the Mus1<:b Franqais and Mus^b Royal, form one set; they were priced,
1840, the 6 vols. £100. ; the re-issue of both Works, 6 vols, can be supplied for about £30.
Proofs before Letters, the 2 Series were priced, 1847, H. Bohn, ;^168. and morocco, £'Z(S(i,
L'un des plus beaux monumens eleves aux arts est, sans contredit, cette yaste collection
d'estampes, commence en 1802, sous le nom de Mus^ Frangais, continucc et terminee sous le titre
de Mus^ Royal, par MM. Laurent p^re et fils. A I'^zposition de 1819, la medaille d'or fut decem^e
a Mr. Henri Laurent, le jury considerant cet ouvrage comme le plus parfait qui ait eu lieu depuis
I'existence de la gravure.
This very interesting publication is undoubtedly the most magnificent work that has issued from
the Parisian Press ; and will perpetuate the matchless collection which formerly graced the Louvre^
combining, as it did, nearly all the excellence of which the various countries on the Continent could
boast in painting and sculpture. And although a chain of wonderful events has restored many of
the brightest gems of art to their original owners, so much of excellence still remains, that the gal*-
lery of the Louvre is yet, to the man of taste, the greatest attraction in Paris ; and the very circum-
stance of the dispersion of so many wonderfiil productions, gives additional value to the work which
describes them in a collected state.
It is necessary to observe, that this work is not a mere collection of Prints, as it contains many
luminous and masterly dissertations upon the state of the arts in different ages, observations upon
the style, excellence, and defects of the various schools of painting ; a minute description of every
painting, &c. drawn with extreme care and correctness.
6583 MUSEI ETEUSCI qnod Gregorius XVI. P. M. in aedibns Vaticania consti-
tuit Monimenta, 2 vols, atlas folio, 238 ^9te large plates, containing many th6u«
SAND OBJECTS OF Etbuscan Abt, with text, ff, bound red morocco, £12.
In aedibus Vaticanis, 1842
Rare in England, probably only printed for the Pope's Mends.
5584 MUSEO BOEBONICO (Eeal), faso. 8-40 inelusive, 4to. many beautiful plates,
£4. Napoli, 1827-34
5585 Museum Cortonense, in quo Vetera Monxunenta oomprehendnntur, folio, mith 84
plates of Gems, Antiquities, J^, bd. uncut, YOa Soma, 1750
5586 MUSEUM DISNElAI^UM, being a description of Ancient Marbles, Speci-
mens of Ancient Bronze, and various Ancient Fictile Vases in the possession of
John Disney, Esq. impl. 4to. with 127 fine plates, many in colours, hf bd, ISs 1849
5587 MUSEUM of Painting and Sculptueb, or Collection of the Principal Pictures,
Statues, and Bas-Eelief, in the Public and Private Galleries in Europe, drawn
and etched by Eeveil, with Descriptions, English and French, by Duchesne,
17 vols. 12mo. containing 1150 outline plates by Meveil, with Descriptions in
French and English by JJuchesne (pub. at 4^17. 17*) cloth, uncut, £4. lOi?
Faris, 1820-33
3S6 QUARITCH'S CATALOGUE OF
6S88 MusBUM OF P^iXTiKa and Sctjlftubb — another copj, 17 vols. 12mo. wiik all
ike plates, later impressions, with Italian names {besides the French) under the
plates, cloth, £3. lOs • 1829-33
This valuable work contains 1200 outline engravings, executed in a masterly style of. art^ and
win be found extremely useful as a book of reference to the amateur and print collector.
5589 Mtllebi Omatos ecclesiaatictis, hoc est compendium prsBcipnarom rerom qnibue
qnaeyis rite decenterque compositae Ecclesiae exomari ac redimiri debent, sm.
4to. with upwards qf 100 wood engravings of every kind of Church Ornament,
stained, limp vellum, 16« Mbnachii, 1591
Livre fort rare et trds recherche des amateurs d'objets d'art du moyen-ftge. II donne les figures
des objets n^cessaires au service et h. Tomement des ^glises, des Robes des prdtres etc. dans le genre
da fameux livre de Sanctuaires de Lucas Cranach.
5590 iN^AGLEE'S (G. £.) Dictionary of Artists : neues all^emeines Eliinstler-LexLoon,
oder Nachrichten von den Leben und den Werten der Maler, Bildhauer,
Baumeister, Ku^erstecher, Formschneider, Elfenbeinarbeiter, &c. 22 vols. 8yo.
cloth, £7. Is MUnehen, 1825-52
The best book of its kind, originally published at £7. 6s 6d in parts but now scaroe.
5591 NE ALE'S Views op the Seats of Noblembn and GEirrLEMEN in England,
Wales, Scotland, and Ireland ; fibst sebies in 6 vols, and second sebies in
5 vols., complete — together 11 vols, royal 4to. laboe papeb, containing 7^7 fine
plates of Views, India fboofs (pub. at £55.) hds, uncut, babe, £18. 1818-29
The small paper edition was published ie26. 8« in parts ; priced 1847» H. Bohn, mor. £14. 14«.
Large Paper, India proofs, are very seldom met with, the second series being generally wanting.
Priced 1847, U. Bohn, ^21., hf. morocco, £22., morocco, £38.
5592 Neale's Views, Large Paper, India Proofs, New Series, Vols. 1. 11. impl. 4to.
124^ fine plates, hds, £2. 10s 1824-26
5593 ■ ■ the same, New Series, Vol. V. in parts, {part 54 wanting) 36* 1828-29
5594 Ornaments. BEAUVALLET et Nobmand. Fragmens d'Omemens, dans
le Style Antique, 16 plates, 1826 — Modules de Serrurerie choisies, 55 fine
plates in outline after Bu/ry and Soy an, 1820 — together 2 vols, folio, hf, hd.
21* Parw, 1820-26
A yery interesting book on Iron Manufactures, Machinery, Railings, Staircases, Houses, etc.
5594*AsMUS, Neue Omamente, rc^al folio, SO plates printed in colours, serving as paU
temsjbr Architects, Manufacturers, and Artists, bds, 18* Berlin, 1844
5595 BOESATO (Gius.) Opebe Obnamektale, pubblicate per cnra dell' I. B. Acca-
demia di Belle Arti di Venezia ; con cenni Storici dell' Omato Decorativo Ita-
liano di Vallabdi, royal folio, with 60 highly finished JStchin^s of Monuments,
Altars, Chimney Pieces, Candelabra, Lamps, Tables, Seats, Pilasters, Beds, ^c.
(pub. at £4. 4«) bds* 35* Milano, 1831
5695* the same, roy. folio, hf bd. £2. 1831
5596 Kolb (J. C.) nen inventertes Laub Bandl nnd Groteschgen werck. Tor Mahler,
Bildhaner nnd Stucator, obi. folio, 10 elegant plates of Arabesque Ornaments in
the style qfSaphael, 12s *. L e, a, (1 Augsburg, 1600)
5597 Le Potbe's Ornaments : a useful Series of loose plates, including : Porferaicture
de diverses Vases inventus par Jean Le Potre, Amst,f de Witt ; Omements
d' Architecture, Paris, N, Langlois; another Series, Paris, P.Mariette — in all
94, plates, small folio, 12* *. a. (P 1650)
6598 PE YBJE, Orffevrerie, Bijouteries, Nielles, Armoiries et Objets d'Art divers, impl.
folio, 80 very elegant plates, hf, bd, red morocco, £2. 12* Paris, 1844, etc.
A beautiful book for Jewellers, Gold and Silversmiths.
6599 Pbanoey (Girault de) Choix d'Omements Moresques de I'Alhambra, large folio,
^plates on India paper, by Peyre, If, morocco, zls Paris, Mauser
6600 !REYNAED. Obnemens des Anciens Maitbes des XV. XVI. XVII. et
XVIII. Si^cles, recueillis par Ovide Reynard, et graves sous sa direction par
les meiUeurs artistes, roy. folio, containing 120 finely executed engravings of Or-
naments. Cups, Vases, Candelabra, Mosaics, Sfc, of the Ancient Mobsters, on India
paper, Tf, bd. morocco, gilt top, uncut, £4. 4^ Paris, Hauser, 1844
An impurtant collection of Early and very exquisite Ornaments, the name of the Master Is
added to every plate. The original editions being ill of extreme rarity, and only accessible in Pub-
lic collections, M. Hauser has conferred a boon upon all practical Artists by this faithful repro-
duction.
FINE ARTS, BOOKS OF PRINTS, FAINTING. 187
6601 ZAHN'S Omamente aller Klassischen Kunst Epochen, oblong folio, first series,
50 very bectutjflil plates qf every variety of antique amaments, printed in colours,
(pub. at £4. lOs) Ms. £2, Berlin, 1843
5602 P AOZi ANTS* GuLDiN FlGss. (Zehendtner) Bescbreibung mit was statt-
lichen Ceremonien die "Rom. Kay. May. den Orden des Gnldin Fliiss zu Frag
nnd Landshut empfangen, 1585, very small 4to. 6 plates mounted, German hds,
6# iHlingen, 1587
5603 KtJCHLEiN (B.) !Representatio der furstlicben Auffzng nnd Bitterspif: Kepre-
sentation of the Princely Display at the Marriage of John Frederick Duke of
Wurtemberg and Barbara Sophia Margrayine of Brandenburg, 6 Nor. 1609,
oblong folio, 240 plates of Men in Armour, on foot and horseback, many in gro-
tesque Costumes, calf neat, £2. Sehwabisch Gmund, 1610
6604 MAIIOT (Jean) I'Entr^ triomphante de Louis XIY. et Marie Therese d'An-
triche, son epoiise^ dans la ville de Paris, roy. folio, superb portrait by Poilly,
and 2i2 fine plates of JBaris Architecture, JProcessions in rich Costume, etc, old
eaJf, 20# Taris, 1662
5605 BsMT pu Puts, la triomphante et solennelle entr^ de Charles prince des Hes-
paignes, Archidnc d'Autriee, Due de Bonrgongne, Coce de Plandres, etc. en sa
fille de Bbtjoes, 1515, folio, many very beautiful uH}odcuts, the full size of the
page, hf hd. 21s JParis, Grilles de Gourmont, 1515 (facsimile edition :
Bruges, SociM4 d* Emulation, P 1850)
6606 WAGI^EK (Hanns) kurtze Beschreibnnff des Fursten Wilhalmsn, Pfaltzgraven
bey Bhein, Hertzo^en inn Bairen nnd aerselben Gemahel der Fiirstin Benata,
Hertzogin zn Lottrmgen gehalten Hochzeitlichen Ehrenfests, large folio, with
13 large folding plcUes of the JSntry, Marriage Ceremony, Festivities, Tbuma-
ments, Sfc, all coloubed, showing the exact Costume of the Pbbiod, one of
the plates loose at the end, bds, rare, £7. 10s Mii/nchen, Adam Berg, 1568
This is one of the roost beaatifol Tolames in commemoration of a Marriage ever published,
no other book of Pageants was issued with coloured plates. A somewhat similar publication is
edited by H. Wirrb, Ordentliche Bescbreibung, etc. folio, Augspurg, Ulhart, 1568, in verses ; to
this book coloured woodcuts were issued (? the same as in Wagner's work) ; priced, 1856, Weigel,
65 Thalers.
5607 Pamssy (B.) Oeuvres, par Cap, 12mo. If, bd, 3* Paris, 1844
5608 PETTER (N, Bingmetster) der kiinstliche Einger, oder Anleitnng zn der fiirt-
refHichen E/inge-!Kunst, 4to. upwards if 70 very spirited engravings of every kind
of Wbestling, engraved by Momeyn de Hooge, vellum, 36^ Amsterdam, 1674
5609 PITTUEA : G. B. Abmeniki de* veri Precetti della Pittnra, Bavenna, 1587—
Ben. Yarchi due Lezzioni, nella prima si dichiara nn Sonetto di Michelagnolo
Bnonaroti ; nella seconda si disputa quale sia pin nobile arte la Scnltura, o la
Pittura, Fim*enza, 1549 — Komano Albebti della citta del Borgo 8, Sepolcro,
Trattado della nobilta della Pittnra, Boma, 1585 ; 3 very babe Tbeatises, in
fine condition, bonnd in 1 voL small 4to. vellum, 25s
5610 Planchb, Etudes snr TEcole Fran^aise (1831-52) : Peintnre et Scnlptnre, 2 vols.
12mo. ^. bd. 4s 1855
5611 PLOOS VAN AMSTEL. Opera aeriincisomm Extypomm, qnasimann exarata
et delineata excellentissimorum inter Belgas Pictomm imitantium, folio, the
OBioiNAL edition, COMPLETE, Dedication and 61 inimitable Engravings, mounted
on 59 leaves, executed in an unique manner, reproducing the designs qfthe FlemisA
Masters so a>s to resemble tlie originals (15 of them are variations. Artists* Broofs,)
hf bd, calf, £18. 1765
A perfect copy of the original edition. Josi's edition, London, 1821, has more plates, but
much inferior impressions. ** Mr. Corneille Ploos van Amst 1 a inventc une maniere tout k fait
particulitre pour gr.Tcr des de:»8eins, tellement qu'il n est pas aise d'en comprendre le proced^, c'est
h dire le mechanisme." — Heineken, IdSe, p. 109.
5012 POMPEI : Eaoul-Eochettb et Bouchet, Miaison du Poete Tragique a Pomp^i,
impl. folio, with 27 beautifully coloubed plates, If, bd. red morocco, gilt top,
uncut, £3. 5« Paris, s. a. (? 1845)
5613 Pompei, decrite par Bonucci, plates, Naples, 1830 — Jovio, Plan de Pomp6i, plates,
ib. 1828— in 1 vol. 8vo. vellum, Zs Qd
SS8 QUARITCH'S CATAL06UB OF
6614 PORTRAITS. BESZE (Theod. de) les yrais Ponrtraits des Hommoi
illustres en piet^ et doctrine, small 4to. a series of Portraits of the Protestant
Kefobmebs, engraved on wood, within cartouches, followed hy 44 pretty Emblems,
with French verses beneath, veryjiTie cleam, copy, vellum, 27s U-eneve, 1581
6615 BuLLABT, Academie des Sciences et des Arts, contenant les Yies et les Eloges
historiques des Hommes illustres, 2 vols, in 1, folio, with 274 Portraits, 86 of
them those of Artists, engraved hy Boulonnois, Larmessin, Sollar, etc. russi^i,
S6s 1695
6616 Cellii Imagines Professorum Tubingensinm, 1577-96, smallest 4to. a series of
35 circular woodcut-portraits of the Professors of the Tubingen University, all in
elegant cartoucJi£s, sd, 27s Tubingae, 1696
6617 Cbasso, Elogii d'Huomini letterati, 2 vols, in 1, 4to. many portraits ^ Italiam,
Authors, hf calf, 10* Venetia, 1666
6618 GooL (J. van) de nieuwe Sclioubiirg der Nederlantsclie Kimstschilders, 2 vols.
8vo. many very fine portraits of Dutch Painters, calf neat, 20s Gra/t>enhage, 1550
5619 HOFMAN (Tycno) JPobtbaits Historiques des Hommes illustres de Danne-
MABK, avec les Memoires du Grand Chancellier Griffenfeld, &c. 7 parts in 1 vol
4to. quite complete, fine fafeb, containing upwards of 100 fine Portraits,
(several JEuglish), and Vignettes, by Burford, Polkema, Wille, and other first-
rate artists of the time, fine imfbessions, also Genealogical Tables of Illus-
trious Families in Denmark, a beautiful tall copy in blue mobocco, gilt edges, by
Lewis, very rare, £7. 15* Copenhagen, 1746
5620 LODGE'S (E.) Portraits of Illustrious Personages of Great Britain, 3 vols.largi
folic, containing the entire series, engraved on the large-size coppers, ISOfine Por^
traits, after original Paintings, bbilliant imfbessions, half bound russia,
£8. 10* 1821-28
Priced, 1836, Arch, f42.; 1837, Payne and Foss, £42.; 1840, £2\, Large Paper, proofs,
3 vols, russia, fetched, 1855, at Sotheby's, £lb. bs; 1856, £15. 10« and £16. lbs.
This is the grandest collection of engraved portraits ever published in this country, and sub-
scription copies have long been at a premium. The folio series is to be distinguished from the 8vo.
and 4to. now publishing, the portraits being on a much larger scale and of superior execution.
This work can never be depreciated by succeeding impressions, as the coppers were regularly destroyed
after the publication of each number.
6621 MAITDER (K. van) het Schilderboeck, waerinvooreerstde jeufflit den grout der
Edele vrye Schilderkonst wort voorgedragen, daer na in dry deelen tleven der
doorluchtighe Sdiilders des ouden ende nieuwen Tydts, 1618 — Uytleggingh op
den Metamorphosis Ovidii, 1616, 2 vols, in 1, stout sm. 4tto. frontispieces and 68
portraits, remarkablyfine impressions of the plates, calf, d2s Amst. 1616-18
6622 Leven der JNederlandsche en Hoogduitsclie Schilders. vermeerderd en
voUediger gemaakt door J. de Jongh, 2 vols. 8vo. 51 plates, containing 150 Por-
traits <f celebrated Dutch and German Painters, hf bd. uncut, 16s Amst. 1764
Priced, 1847, Bohn, £\. 4*.
6623 Mylius (Am.) Principum et B;egum Polonorum Imagines, small folio, port, of
Cardinal Padzivil, and fine series of 43 Portraits of the Kings ofPolaTid, enr
graved by HoQENBEBa, with text, fine copy, hf. cf £2. 6s Colon, 1594
6624 Is EUGEBAUEB (Sal.) Icones et Vitae principum ac regum Poloniae, small 4to.
numerous portraits, original calf, 10* Franeof, 1620
On the title is written ** Liber Willmi Buxton de Lindley Com : Leic : 1623."
5625 Pbiobato (G. G.) Scena d'Huomini illustri d'ltalia, 4to. numerous portraits and
coats of arms, calf, 7s 6d Venezia, 1659
6625*EESTOUT, Galebib Fban^oise, ou Portraits des Hommes et des Fenunes
c^lebres qui ont paru en France, graves en taille-douce par les meilleurs artistes
soub la conduite de M. Bestout, peintre ordinaire du JRoi ; avec un abrdg^ de
leur vie, folio, 40 fin^ portraits, engraved by Voyer, Henriquez, Lorraine, Bossi,
Mig4r, Le Vasseur, etc. calf, babe, 30« Paris, 1771
very scarce, not mentioned by Brunet, nor in the Catalogues consulted by me.
5626 SANDBAB^T (J. de) Academia nobilissimse Artis PictorisB, folio, several hundred
portraits of Artists and a few other plates, most elaborately engraved, fine im-
fbessions, old calf gilt, tall copy, £2. I^orimbergce, 1683
6627 Sopbani (Raf.) Vite de* Pitton, Scultori, ed Architetti Genoves;, 2 vols. 4to.
portrait, slightly wormed. If. bd. 14s Genova, 1768
FINE ARTS, BOOKS OF PRINTS, PAINTING. 399
6628 ToMASiNi (J. P.) Illustrium virorum Elogia virorum Uteris et sapiontia illustrium
iconibus exomata, 2 vols, small 4to. upwards of 100 Portraits of Italiatis emu
nent in Literature, calf \Ss l*atavii, 1G30-44
6629 VAN DYCK. Icones Principum, Virorum doctorum, Pictorum, CJialcogra-
pliorum, Statuariomm, nee non Amatorum Pictoriae Artis niimero Centum, ab
Antonio Van Dyck pictore ad\4vum expressae ; ej usque sumptibus aeri incisae,
folio, 110 fine Portraits after this celebrated painter, engraved hy Vosterman, De
Jode, Pontius, Bolswert, Sfc, with eleven etchings hy his own hand, beillijlnt
IMPBESSIONS, russia, £8. 10* Antverpiae, Gillis Hendricx, s. a,
Brunei says that the premieres dpreuves are contained in the copies published by Vanden En^
den; very few copies indeed were issued by that publisher. Of the copies ibbued by Hendricx
many variations exist, copies with 110 plates (the title says 100) I consider from the beauty of the
impressions of the above, to be the first issur made by Hendricx. Subsequent is^sues, with more
plates, had naturally inferior impressions of the plates of the Old Series. Bruiiet adds, ** Tous lea
exemplairfs ne sont pas sans date, car il s'en trouve avec des titres dates de 1636 et de 1646."
Priced, without date : 1829, J. Bohn, 125 portraits, £10. 10«. The edition, Amst. 1636, was
priced, IH47, H.Bohn, 114 portraits £12. 12«.
5629*WALPOLE. Anecdotes of Painting in England, with some Account of the
principal Artists, and Notes on other Arts, collected by George Vertue, and
digested by Horace Walpole, 4 vols, fiest edition, many beautiful Portraits,
suPEBB impressions, Strawberry Hill, 1762-71 — Vebtue's Catalogue of En-
gravers who have resided in England, with his Life, and Account of his Works,
portraits, fine impressions, 1763 — JoN. Kichabdson's Works : I. Theory of
Tainting ; II. Art of Criticism ; III. Science of a Connoisseur, with 12 por^
traits, 1792 — Edwards, Anecdotes of Painting, 1808, bds, — together 7 vols. 4to.
five lif. bd, russia, two in boards, perfectly uncut, a very early matchless copy,
from the Marl of Orford's library, Woolterton Hall, Norfolk, ijV2i. 12*
Strawberry Hill, 1762-1808
Such a fine set with first impressions, clean and " uncut ** is of a rare occurrence. This is by
far the most important and desirable of the numerous elegant productions of Walpole's private
press.
Kirkgate's copy fetched £\2, 12^; Roxburghe's, £\^.\ the Marquis of Townshend's,
£13. U* ; Merly's, £18. 18« ; Heathcote's, £12. 12v ; Woodehouse's, £\fi, 15* ; Daly's, £14. 4».
6630 VITE e EITEATTI di ILLUSTEI ITALIANI, complete, 2 vols, royal 4to.
60 beautiful portraits, engraved by Eaphael Morghen, Longhi, and others,
also 24 engravings of Napoleon Medals, (pub. at £20.) elegantly bound in cnm-
son morocco, fill gilt, joints, gilt edges, £8. Ss Padova, 1812; Mil. 1820
" This copy was selected for me by Longhi himself, who wished me to bay it, as containing some
of the finest works of his graver." — D, Turner,
A few copies exist folio, vellum paper, proof impressions of the portraits before the letters,
published at £25.
5631 ZAlNOTTI (Giamp.) Storia dell* Accademia Clementina di Bologna, 2 vols. 4to.
portraits, calf neat, 24^ JJologna, 17 3J
5632 the same, 2 vols. roval4to. portraits, hf bd. red morocco, uncut, 36* 1739
6632*P0UGET^^. Traits des Pierres Pr^cieuses et de la mani^re de les employer
en Paeure, 4to. with ^^ plates ofDiam^mds a/rranged as Mead-dresses, a be tuti-
fill copy in old French olive morocco, gilt edges, £2. 2s Paris, chez Vauteur, 1762
5633 PUFENDOEF de Eebus a Carolo Gustavo SuecisB Eege gestis, 2 vols, folio, «rt^A
upwards of 100 plates of Portraits, Battles, Pageants, Sieges, and Views in
Sweden, Norway, Denmark, and Poland, original and beaut ful impressions, a
very fine copy in russia, gilt edges, £2. NoHmb. 1696
A later edition appeared, Niirnberg, 1729, with inferior impressions of the plates.
6634 PUGIN'S Glossary ofEcclesiastical Ornament and Costume, setting forth
the Origin, History, and Signification of the various Emblems, Devices, and
Symbolical Colours, peculiar to Christian Design of the Middle Ages, with
especial reference to tJie Decorations of the Sacred Vestments and Altar Furni-
ture, formerly used in the English Church, impl. 4to. illustrated by nearly 80
plates, splendidly printed in gold and colours by the new lithochromotog raphio
process, containing JExamples of the Ecclesiastical Costume of the Roman, tlng^
lish, French, and German Bishops, Priests, and Deacons; Altar Furniture, Fm^
broidery, Diaperirigs, Bordures, Powderings, FloHated Crosses, Holy Fmblems, A
Holy Monograms, Examples of the Nimbus, Conventianal Forms of AniniaU. , I
y2
{
840 QUARITCH'S CATALOGUE OF
and Flowers for Heraldic and Church Decoration, Fu/neral Tails, Sfe. Sfc, ^e.
(pub. at £7. Is) If, mor, extra, top edges gilt, the hack and sides ornamented with
appropriate devices in gold, £4. 5« 1846
6635 BAC2YNSEI (Comte Athanase) Histoire de l'Abt Modeme en AxLEHi-aKB,
3 vols. 4to. with 240 fine woodcuts, cay' neat; and the large folio Atlas <^38
Engravings, in hf, ccuf, uniform, rare, £9. Paris, 1836-9-41
Priced, 1846, £15. %s ; 1847, bds. £14. 14«. Only a small number of copies were printed.
5636 BAIMBACH (Abraham, Engraver) Memoirs and Becollections of, including a
Memoir of Sir David Wilkib, edited by M. T. S. Eaimbach, square 4to. fron-
tispiece, cloth, not published, 12* 1843
6637 EAFFAEL p*UEBIN,LoGOiB mel Vaticano, atlas folio, ^Q plates hy Volpato,
fine impressions, calf, £4. ^ Koma, Vl*l%
Collation : FVontispiece, being uie View of the Interior, 1 plate: The Gates, A. B. 4 plates;
tSbb Elevation, 3 plates ; ^e Arabesques, I. — XIV. 28 plates,
5638 Frescoes in the Loggie nel Y aticano, oblong atlas folio, \4i double plates,
halfhd.£2,2s Itom^, s,a,
5639 BAPHAEL. Teste Sceltb di Fersonaggi Illustri in Lettere e in Armi, dipinte
nel Yaticano da Bafiaello d' Urbino, disegnate ed incise secondo la loro gran-
dezza da P. Fidanza, 5 vols, in 2, impl. folio, consisting qf 180 exi/rojordinary
fine and boldly engraved Portraits, selected from the Pictures of Raphael a/nd
Michael Angeh in the Vatican, hf, bd, £6. Roma, 1769
5640 Becueil de Tetes choisies, arranged in 2 vols, bound into 1, atlas folio,
the 180 superb Portraits executed in bistre, whole bound, red morocco extra, gilt
edges, a su/mptuous a/nd magnificent book, £9. Mome, 1785
This grand Series of Portraits forms the best set of Artist's Studies in existence. An extra-
ordinary book, whether viewed as a Portrait Gallery by the divine Raphael, or as Studies for
Artists.
5641 BAPHAEL. Psyches et Amoris Nuptiae ac Fabida a Baphaele Sanctio Urbi-
nate Bomae in Famesianis Hortis transtyberim ad veterum aemulationem ac
laudem colorum luminibus expressa a Is . Dorigny, 12 plates, Bomae, 1693 —
Pitture del Salone Imperiale del Palazzo di Firenze, in tavole XXVI, Fireme,
1751, 2,^ plates, of which 5 are folding — A superb series of 14 lar^e engraving^
by Jac. Frey and others, after paintings by Ghiido Beni, Poussm, A. Caracci,
Cortona, and Sacchi^ — in all 51 large engravings, in 1 vol. atlas folio, old hind"
ing, £3. 10*
5642 Baphael. Psyches et Amoris Nuptiae, \2 plates, Bomae, 1693 — Galeria dipinta
nel Palazzo del Prencipe Panfilio da Pietro Berrettini da Cortona, intagliata da
C. CsBsio, 15 plates, JRoma, G. J, Bosso — Barberinae Aulae Fornix Bomae P.
Berettini Cofrt^mensi Picturis admirandus, engraved title and 13 plates, Bomae,
de Bubeis — Deorum Consilium in Pinciis Burghesianis Hortis ab J. Lanfranco,
expressum, a P. Aquila incisum, title and 2 plates, Bomae, de Bubeis — in all
4Afine engravings, oblong atlas folio, half bound, £2. 12s
5643 BEMBBAJ^DT, Becueil de 85 Estampes originales : T^tes, Paysages, et dif-
f^rens sujets ; et 35 autres Estampes, dont les Originaux sont fort rares, folio,
105 Etchings by this great master, bds, £2, 16* Paris, Basan, s, a,
5644 — ^__ Geesaint, Helle et Glomy, Catalogue raisonn^ des pieces qui forment
rCEuvre de Bembrandt, avec le Supplement par Yver, 12mo. portrait, old calf
gilt, Is Qd Paris, 1751
6645 Descbiftive Catalogue (A) of the Prints of Bembrandt, by an Amateur, 8vo,
cloth, 10* 1836
6645*BECnEIL. Gal^bib de Boybb d'Aquillbs : i. e. Becueil d'Estampes d'apr^g
les Tableaux des Peintres les plus c^l^bres d'ltalie, des Pays Bas, et de fWice,
qui sont a Aix, dans le Cabinet de Boyer d*Aguilles ; atlas folio, containing
vignette and 112 fine engravings by Catenumns, obiginal and fine impbes-
siONS befobb the numbbbs, in ola French calf, ^^^ ^^ atUograph^ ** James
Ibdd, London, 1820," £5. 5« Paris, 1744
Priced, 1831, 118 plates,H. Bohn, £9. 9s; or with the numbers, £6. 6s.
This fine work occurs in four different states ; the coppers are still in existence.
5646 BETZSCH'S Shaespeabb Gallebt. Gallery to Shakspeare's Dramatic Works
in Outline, invented and engraved by Moritz Betzsch, complete in 1 vol. impl.
4to. 101 exquisitely engraved plates, obigikal impbessions, with descriptions in
£/nfflish and Gei^man, hf, bd, morocco, gilt edges, £3. 15« Zeipsic, 1838-1846
FINE ARTS, BOOKS OF PRINTS, FAULTING. 3il
5647 EETZSCH. The same, the re -issue, 4to. 101 plates, modem impressions, sd,
27s 1847
Contents: Hamlet, 17 pi. — Macbeth, 12 pi. — Romeo and Juliet, 12 pi. — King Lear, 12 pl.-~
The Tempest, 12 pi.— Othello, 12 pi.— Merry Wives of Windsor, 12 pi.— King Henry IV. 12 pi.
These fascinating plates are now offered to the public at the above much reduced price. For
sweetness of design, truth of expression and variety, the Outlines of Retzsch are unsurpassed,—
they nobly represent the thoughts of the immortal Shakespeare.
REVOLUTION rBAN9AisE — seepost, "Tableaux"
6649 REYNST (D. Ger.) Signorum veterum Icones, large folio, 112 plates qf Staiuee
and Busts, plates 25, 26, Priapus in fine preservation, vellum, rare, sound clean
copy, £2. 10* AmsteL Nic, Fischer, s. a (? 1700)
" Ce recueil, compose de 110 planches, pent ^tre regard^ comme le 2e vol. du Cabinet de
Reynst." — Brunei.
5650 RiDiiraEB (J. E.) Etchinos of Wild ako Domestic Akimals, Entwnrf einiger
Thiere, wie solche nach ihren unterschiedenen Arten, Actionen und Leidenschaf-
ten, nach dem Leben gezeichnet, 7 parts in 1 yoL folio, with 126 very spirited
ETCHiNas, original impressions, old rough green calf, ^* I2s 6d
Augsburg, 1738-64
A very interesting collection of Animal Studies ; contents : Part I. 1788, plates 1>18, Dogs ;
II., 1738, plates 19-38, Wild Beasts; 111., 1738, plates 39-56, Wild Beasts; IV., plates 67-72,
Wild Beasts; V., plates, 73-90, Wild Beasts ; YI., plates 1-22, Horses ; VII., plates 23-96, Asses
and Mules.
6651 EtDOLFI (Carlo) Maraviglie dell* arte, owero le vite de grillustri Httori
Yeneti, e dello state, 2 vote, in 1, stout sm. 4i\xy, frontispieces and ^S plates qf
Portraits, fine impressions, old calf gilt, fine copy, 32« Venetia, 8gava, 1Q4S
Ouvrage rare et tres-estim6. Pnced 1847, Payne and Foss, £2. 2^.
6662 EIO, de la Poesie Chr^tienne, Forme de I'Art, Peinture, 8vo. Paris, 1836
5653 : de TArt chr^tien. Tome TI., Bvo. sd. 6* Qd 1866
6654 EOBEET (Leopold) sa Vie, ses (Euvres, et sa Correspondance, par M. FeuiUet
de Conches, impl. 4to. labqe thick papsb, a presentation copy, with the auto'
grciphqfthe Author, 1^. morocco, uncut, rare, 25* Paris, 1848
6656 EOBEETS (David) Sketches of the Holy Land, with Historical and Descrip-
tive Notices, and an Introductory View of Jewish History, by the Bev. Greorge
Croly, 20 parts complete forming 2 vols, atlas folio, portrait and 123 heavl^jvl
and interesting plates, executed in tirUs, obiqinal pboofs, hf. hd. green morocco^
£18. 1842
6666 ■ Sketches in Ancient EGYPT, and Nubia, with Historical Descrip-
tions by Wm. Brockedon, 20 parts in 3 vols, atlas foHo, obiginal pboofs, 125
superb engravings, all the vignettes on separate plates, the same size as the viewSt
beautyfUlty tinted and exectUed in lithography by Louis ffaghe, a suhscriber*§
copy, brilliant impressions, half bound green morocco, gilt edges, £18. 1846
Proofs were published at £64, \U 6d, and fetched in parts, 1854, at Southgate's sale from
X35. to £40, ; THE ARTISTIC BEAUTY of the plates are best preseryed in this ^Proofs) edition |
the Costume appears to best advantage in the colourso edition.
5657 — — HOLY LAND, Syria, Idumaea and Arabia, with historical descrip*
tions by Croly, 4 vols, atlas folio, 125 magnificent plates, goloubed like thb
Obiginal Dbawings, each plate mounted on card board, and fastened on guards,
half bound blue morocco, £^* 1842
Coloured copies of '* Roberts's Holy Land " are of yerj rare occarrence. The binding of tha
above copy has cost ;^10.
6658 ■ Egypt and Nubia, from Drawings made on the spot, by David Boberti«
B.A., with historical descriptions by Brockedon, complete, 21 parts in 13,
forming 3 vols, atlas folio, 123 plates host beautifully coloubed to
IMITATE THE OBiGiNAL Dbawings, and mounted on cardboard, (pub. at £44. 2^)
^. bd. £26- 1846^9
Genuine coloured copies ; some speculator had a few ordinary copies coloured, but these
are easily detected by the fact, that the ordinary copies have the Vignettes on the text, whilst in the
Proofs, and in the original coloured copies the yignettes are on separate plates.
Roberts' ** Holy Land and Egypt" is a really noble and grand publication. The great artist
has represented, in his masterly style, all the fomous sites and stupendous Architectural Remains of
the Land of the Bible, of Ancient Egypt, Nnbia, etc., such as they appear now. Every one of the
842 QUARITCH'S CATALOGUE OF
Engravings is a perfect work of Art ; to every Bible Reader, every Oriental Scholar, and to gentle-
men wbo resided or travelled in the East, Roberts's works will afford the most pleasant reminiscences.
5659 XLome* Nibbt, Itincrario di Koma e delle sue yicinanze, 2 vols, in 1, 12mo.
plates i vellum, bs Itoma, 1838
6660 KuBENs. Ilistoire de P. P. Kubens, suivie du Catalogue raisonn^ de ses tableaux,
par Aiidr6 van Hassdt, 8vo. sd. 2s Qd Bruw., 1840
5361 Michel (J . F, M.) Histoire de la Vie de P. P. E/UBENS, Syo. portrait, hds. Is ^
Brux, 1771
5662 SADELEE (I.etE.) SolitudoVitajPatrumEremicolarum,29^/afe*; Oraculum
Anchoreticum, 2^ plates ; Trophajum Vitae SolitarisB, 27 plates; Sylvse Sacrse,
2b plates; Solitudo sive Vitae Foeminarum AjiisjchoTxtdJ^xxin, 2A plates, fine im-
pressions, in 1 vol. oblong 4to. calf neat, £2. 10* 1631
A very complete series of these Engravings illustrative of the Asiatic Life of Hermits, Saints
and Martyrs ; the back ground scenery is very attractive and of great variety. Most of the designs
aie by Martin de Vos.
5663 Salig, de Diptychis Vetenim, sm. 4iio. frontispiece, vellum, 7s 6d Halce, 1731
5664 Salvatob Eosa : Mobqan (Lady) the Life and Times of Salvator Eosa, 2 vols.
12mo. hf calf 3* M 1824
5666 SANDEEI (Ant.) Ohorographia Sacra Bbabantije, 3 vols, large folio, numerous
very fine plates of Castles, Cathedrals, Churches, Historical Monument, etc.
beautiful copy in vellum, gilt edges, £3. Hagae Comitum, 1726-27
6666 SCHILLEK'S Gedichte, 12mo. illustrated with 73 very beautiful^ plates, green
MOROCCO extra, gilt edge^, fine copy, 21* Stuttgart, 1852
6667 ScHNAASE (C.) Geschiclite der bildenden Kiinste, 8vo.Vols. 1, 2, cloth, bs 1843-44
Contents: 1. Die Yolker des Orients — 11. Griechen and Romer.
5668 SCHEEINEE (J. G.) Fresco- Gemalde in der K. Allerheiligenkapelle zu
Miinchen, elephant folio, 43 fine extremely large lithographs of the J^escoes in
the All Saints* Chapel at Munich, unth descriptive text, hf bd. red morocco,
gilt edges, £5. 5s Miinchen, s. a, (P 1850)
6668*ScoTLAND. Cardonners Picturesque Aatitiquities of Scotland, 8vo. a series ofbl
beautiful etchings, bds. 3« 6d *' 1788
6669 SCHBSINCK (J.) Der aller durchleuchtigisten und grossmachtigen Kayser,
Koni^en, Ertzhertzogen, hochgebomen Fiirsten, Grafen, Herren, eta, in dem
fiirstlichen Schloss Ombrass (Ambrosianae) gelegen ; in die teutsche sprach
transferiert durch J. E. Noyse, royal folio, 130 ff. y compris le titre, avec grand
nombre de Portraits en pica, richement encad/rSs, complete, hf, cf £2. lOs 1603
Livre rare et recherche ; les planches de cet ouvrage, dessin^ par Fontana, gravies par Cas-
todis, don I en t avec exactitude les portraits des personnages compris dans la collection et sont d'une
oertaine importance historique pour les costumes de guerre de cette ^poque la.
5670 SEEEADIFALCO (Duca di) Antichita deUa Sicilia, Vols. I. -IV. foKo, con-
taining 131 fine plates, chiefly of Architectural Subjects, with elevations and de-
tails, (pub. at £12. 12* in bds.) hf bd, red morocco, £9. Palermo, 1834-40
The work complete, 5 vols. 1834-42, 180 plates, can be supplied for £12.
6671 SCOTT'S (Sir Walter) Boedee Antiquities of England and Scotland;
comprising specimens of Sculpture, Architecture, and other vestiges of former
ages, accompanied by descriptions, together with illustrations of remarkable
incidents in Border History, and Tradition, Original Poetry, &c. 2 vols. impl.
4to. LABQE papeb, origiiial India peoof impressions of the 98 beautiful plates,
(pub. at £9.) russia extra, gold borders, gilt edges, £5. lUdinb, 1814
Ordinary copies usually sell in mor. for three guineas. The above, Large Paper, original
India Proofs, published at £26. lbs, was priced, 1847, Bohn, £6. 16« Gd and £7. I7« 6d; 1855,
Bernal's copy fetched £5. bs.
Copies reprinted under the old date, and counterfeit proofs taken off on India Paper, after the
coppers were nearly out, sell for about £2. 10&
A set of the Border Antiquities and Provincial Antiquities, 4 vols. Large Paper, India Proofs,
and Etchings, was priced, 1847, H. Bohn, X25. 4s,
5672 SCOTT'S jPeovincial Antiquities and Pictueesque Sceneey of Scotland,
2 vols, irapl. 4to. labge paper, peoof impbessions of these extremely beaut\/ul
Engravings, by the first artists, after Drawings by Tusneb and others, (pub.
at ^16.j nc/Uy hf bound morocco, gilt top, uncut, £4. 182G
Ordinary copies were published at £8.
JLaag£ Papek copies piiblished at £15. ; priced, 1829, J. Bohn, £9. and ^14.; 1834. J.
FINE ARTS, BOOKS OF PRINTS, PAINTINGS. 3i5
Bohn, £6. 6«; 1841, Rod well, £8. 8«; 1847, U. Bohn, £4. 14« 6J; fetched 1854, Sotheby's,
mor. £7. 10«; 1856, at Sotheby's, £5. 10«.
A few copies exist, Proqfs with the Etchings upon India Paper ; priced, 1834 and 36, Arch«
£21. ; 1855, Bernal's copy, mor. fetched £12. 5«.
6673 SHAW'S lUuiniiiated Ornaments, from the Sixth to the Seventeenth Century,
selected from Manuscripts and early printed Books, impl. 4to. la&ge paper,
engraved on 69 copper -plates, with descriptions hy Sir Frederick Madden, the
whole of the plates highly finished with opaque colours and heightened with gold,
(pub. at £10. lO*) hf, bd. uncut, the Earl qf Shrewsbury's copy, £6. 1833
** The d&iign of this work is unique, and its execution beautifuL The elaborate richness of deco-
ration, and the splendour of the combinations of colour and blazonry, which render illuminated missals
80 curious and valuable, afford many useful hints for embellishment, in colour and design." — Spectator,
** This work is got up with great care. We have known immense sums given for the illumina-
ted works of the Middle Ages, and here they may be had, copied with scrupulous accuracy, and in
all their beauty of drawing and colour, for a few shillings. It is, we believe, the first work of the
sort that has been attempted, and cannot fail of success." — Athenceum,
6674 SHAW'S Dbesses and Decobations of the Middle Ages, 2 vols. impl. Byo. 94
beautiful plates, coloured in exact imitation of the Original Miniatures, the text
by Sir Fred, Madden, embellished with many woodcuts, coloured Capitals, and
elegani Borders, (pub. at £7. 7«) cloth, £6. 6« 1843
5676 SIIxLIG'S Dictionary of the Artists of Antiquity, Bvo. (pub. at 10* Qd) bds.
rare, 6s 1836
This valuable work contains the Lives of all the known ancient architects, carvers, engravers,
modellers, painters, sculptors, statuaries, and workers in bronze, gold, ivory, and silver, with three
chronological tables by Julius Sillig, translated from the Latin original by the Rev. H. W.Williams ;
to which are added C. Plinii Secundi Naturalis Historise libri XXXIV — XXXVI. c. 1 — 5, compris-
ing a history of the fine arts, with four indices and a preface by E. H. Barker.
5676 SILVESTEE (Israel) CETTVEES ; Vol.1. Vues de Paris, des ses Environs, 272
prints : Vol. II. Maisons Boyales et Chateaux, 280 prints ; Vol. III. Vuea
de EoME, etc. 240 prints; Vol. IV. Vues de Fbancb, 223 prints — together
4 vols, royal folio, containing upwabds of one thousand pbints, many rare
and in early states, the whole neatly mounted and bound in old gilt rtissia, gilt
edges, Sarteian style, £32. Paris, 1661, etc.
An extraordinary complete Series of Silvestre's Views and Etchings. Added are to the various
Series some Prints by Fbrelle, Stephbn della Bella, and Callot.
SiLVESTBE, Pal^ographie — see post " Diplomatics."
6677 SIKET, Dictionnaire Historique des Peintres de toutes les £coles depuis Tori-
gine de la Peinture jusqu'a nos Jours, 4to. 640 pp. small type, in parallel
columns, with 9 plates, containing about 600 Monoarams, bds, ISs Brux. 1848
6678 SMITH (John) Catalogue SrAisoNN:^ of the Works of the most eminent Dutch,
Flemish and Fbench Paintebs, with Biographical Notices of the Artists, and
a copious Description of their principal Pictures, also the prices at which they
have been sold, complete, witn the Supplement, 9 vols. roy. 8vo. bds, £S, Ss
1829-42
6679 — — — the same, 9 vols. roy. 8vo. A/, morocco, £10. 10* 1829-42
6680 SPENCE'S (Josh.) Polymetis, or an Enquiry concerning the A^ement between
the Eoman Poets and the Kemains of the Ancient Artists ; bemg an Attempt to
illustrate them mutually from one another, foliq, fibst edition, portrait by
Veriue, and 41 fine plates of the Heathen Mythology, engraved by Soitard, all
free from stains, very fine copy, in russia. Joints, gild edges, £3. 10* 1747
With the bookplate of ** Sir John Anstruther of that ilk. Baronet." Priced, 1828, Payne and
Foss, vellum, £6. 6«.
6681 STRUTT'S (Jos.) Horda Angelcynnan; a complete View of the Mannebs,
Customs, Abms, Habits, &c. of the Inhabitants of England from the arrival
of the Saxons tiU Henry VIII. with a short Account of the Britons, 3 vols, in
1, 4to. 167 curious plates, old russia, £6. 1776-76
Priced, 1824, Rivington, £16. 16«; 1828, Payne and Foss, £18.; 1834, Arch, £15. 15«; 1836^
£14. \U\ 1837, Payne and Foss, £14. 14^, and £15. 15«i 1846, Longman, £9. 9«; 1854, calf,
£12. 124. By auction copies sold: 1856, St. Aubyn's, £7. 10«; 1856, Pepy% £6; 1857,
Berry's, £7.; ]857i Conybeare's, calf gilt, £8. 8«; 1858, at Sotheby's, ealf, £8. 10^; 185.8^
Harward's, russia, £8. i8« Qd.
344 . QUARITCH'S CATALOGUE OF
6682 STRUTT'S Biogbaphical Dictionaet of ExasAYSBS, from the earliest period
of the Art to the present time, and a list of their most esteemed Works, 2 vols.
in 1, 4to. foitk the Cyphers, Monograms, and Marks used hy each Master, and
specimens of the performances of the most ancient Artists, hf, bd, m4)rocco, tmcut,
£3. 3# 1786
Priced, 1824, Arch, £4. 4s ; 1828, Thorpe, £4. Us 6i; 1836, Arch, £3, 13« 6</; 1837, Mac-
pherson, bds. £4. 4«; 1837, Payne and Fom, bds. £b, bt ; 1840, NatuUi, £3. 10«; 1848,Payne
aodFoss, £5. 5«: by auction, 1855, Baker's, £7. I0«.
Larob Pa fbr copies were priced : 1824, Rivington's, bds. £6, 169 6d, and russa, £8. 8«.
Fetched by auction: 1856, Sir John St. Aubyu'a, £7. 10<; resold afterwards by auction, £10. 10« ;
1857, Sotheby's, old mssia, £8. 12s 6d.
Illustrated copies fetch high prices: 182-1, Rivington's offered one with near 5000
specimens of yarious masters, in 32 vols, mssia, £210.; 1856, B. Blood's copy, illustrated with
about 7000 engravings, bound in 37 vols. impl. folio, russia, fetdied £97.
6683 Stbutt's Sports and Pastimes of the Peo^e of England, including the Knral
and Domestic Recreations, May Grames, Mummeries, Pageants, I^rocessions
and Pompous Spectacles, from the earliest period to the present time, roy. 4to.
frontispiece and 39 coi-ouked plates of old English Sports and Games, from
ancient Miniatures, calf neat, £2. 6« 1801
Priced, 1840, Jas. Bobn, bds. £3. 3« ; 1847, £?. \2s 6d.
** A performance, which has attracted the notice and admiration of readers of almost every
elaas. " — Chalmers.
6684 STEUTT (J. G.) Sylva Bbitannica, or Portraits of Forest Trees, distinguished
for their Antiquity, Magnitude, and Beauty, impl. folio, 50 beaut^kl JStchings,
with descriptive text, (pub. at £9. 9s) half hound; green morocco extra, gilt
edges, £5. 1826
" This is one of those works of art which do not merely charm the eye, bat appeal forcibly to
the imagination, and delight the mind. Of all the prodactions of nature, there are none with which
so many agreeable and even affecting feelings are associated as with the trees of the forest, and es-
pecially with those remarkable specimens which historical or romantic circumstances have cansed to
be distinguished from tiieir venerable compeers. Forty of such trees in England, and eight in Scot-
land, are figured in this publication, from very clever drawings, which are admirably etched, in a
style well calculated to preserve their characteristics and perpetuate their remembrance, when old
Time shall have mowed them down, like the Hainault Oak, or that of Epping Forest, under which
generations of gipsies spread their canvas, and generations of citizens enjoyed their annual festival.
The local details and anecdotes attached to many of these subjects are extremely curious and inter-
esting. Some of the etchings resbmblb the paintings by Waterloo tbrt striking lt ;
BUT THE WHOLE ARE VARIOUS, BEAUTIFUL, AND INTERESTINO ; GIVING PERFECTLY THE CHA-
RACTER OF EVERY SPECIES.'' — Literary Gazette,
6686 TABLEAUX Historiques de la Eevolxjtiok Fbak^ame, conteoant les ^vures
de diSl^rentes scenes de la revolution, depuis Tassembl^e des notables jusqu'au
18 brumaire, avee une texte historique et les portraits des personnages les plus
remarquables, (par Fauchet, Champfort, Ginguen^ et Pag^s) 3 vols, royal folio,
FAPiEB VELiN, containing 160 fine engravings of Revolutionary Scenes, and 65
Forts. Eably Impbessioks, a good copy in mrenck calf, giU edges, £9. 1791-1804
Priced, 1845, Bossange, 300 ir. ; 1855, Tross, aOO fr. Lord Stuart de Rothesay's copy fetched,
1855, hf. bd. £9. 15«. The reissue of 1817 is of little value.
6686 TENIERS. Amphitheatrum Pictorarom [Italicarum] : Schiider-Thoonjel van
David Teniers, in t welck vertoont worden Italiaeksche principale Schilderyen,
etc. folio, title, preface and list of the Artists, 4 leaves, engraved frontispiece
and 211 fine engravmgson IdSplates, undoubted fibst impbessions befobe the
NUMBEBS, original ca^f binding of the period, with the Coat of Arms of Archduke
Leopold William, to whom the work is dedicated, £5. 5#
Brussel, tot costen vanden Aucteur, 1660
Really the Firet issue of thefrtt editisng alter that were issued copies with Spanish title,
Brustelas, 1660, and with French title, Bruxelles, 1660. Copies sold, 1857, at Sotheby's, 243
plates, £8. lbs ; Utterson's copy, sold as complete, £13. The second edition of 1684 was priced,
1 830, Thorpe, 246 plates, £5. 5«; 1814, Rodd, £4. 4«; 1847, H. Bobn, £7. 7«; Talleyrand's copy
fetched, £3. 19«. The TBiao edition is of Amst. 1755. See Beckmann's Literator der Reisen,
Vol. I. p. 643.
6687 TEETII BEBaoMATis (Fran.) Austriaeae Gentis Imagines, 6 parts in 1 vol. atlas
folio, 57 magnificent plates, comprising the Mmperors, Archdukes, Empresses and
Archduchesses in their exact Costume, skilfully arranged, with Omamenkil Ar*
cAiUcture in the baekgnmnd^ original old black morocco, £5. Oeniponti^ 1669
FINE ARTS, BOOKS OF PRINTS, PAINTINGS. S4S
5688 Ticozzi, Dizionario del Pittori, 2 yols. Svo. sd, 3« 6d Milano, 1818
5689 TOILES peintes et tafissebies de la ville de Ubims, on la mise en sc^ne da
th^tre des confreres de la Passion, planches dessin^es et gravies par C. Leber-
thais, etudes des myst^res et explications historiques par Louis Paris, 2 vols.
4to. — Toiles peintes et tapisseries de la yille de l£Bims, reproduisant les princi-
pales scenes des myst^res du XYe si^de, dessini^es et grav^ par Cas. Leber-
thais, large atlas folio, with 32 beaut\fkl platen — together 3 toIs. I^f. bd, moroeeo,
£4. JPariSy 1848
5690 TEOOST. Scenes tiroes de la Vie domestiqus des Hollandais au AVlII.
Siecle, peintes par Comeille Troost, oblong atlas folio, a series of 32 magnificent
plates in the stifle qfSogarth, engraved by Houbraken, TanjS, Fohhe, etc, hf, bd,
£5. Amsterdam, Maaskamp, 1811
Nagler speaks in the highest terms of praise of Troost's works.
5691 TUENEE and his Works, illustrated by Exami;les from his Pictures, and Be"
marks by J. Burnet, the Memoir by Peter Cunningham, atlas 4to. lasoe fapes*
INDIA FBOOFS BEFOBB LSTTEBS, OTU^f 50 thus printed, J^, morocco, gilt top, uncwtt
£2. 12* 1852
5692 VASABI, Vite de* Pittori, Scultori, e Architetti, con correzioni per Delia Valle,
11 vols. 8yo. complete with many portraits, J^, bd, vellum, £2. Siena, 1791-94
5693 • Opebe : Vite de* piu celebri Pittori, Scultori e Architetti, dal 1200 al
1568 ; Pitture del Palazzo Vecchio e della Cupola del Duomo di Firenze ; Let-
tere pittoriche $ Vite degli Artefici Greci e ilbmani, etc. 6 vols, in 12, Svo. 155
portraits, sd, uncut, £2. Firenze, 1827
This is the first complete edition of the works of Vaeari.
" Vasari is the father of the history of painting, and has transmitted to us its most precioas
materials. Educated in the most auspicious era of the art, he has in some measure perpetuated
the influence of the golden age. In perusing his Lives, I fancy myself listening to the individuals
of whom he has collected the traditions and the precepts. It was thus, think 1, that Rafaello and
Andrea imparted these facts to their scholars ; thus spoke Buonarroti ; the friends of Giorgio hear^
this from Vind and Porta, and in this manner must have related it to him. I am delighted with the
facts, and also with the luminous, simple, and natural manner in which they are expressed, inter-
woven with the technical terms that originated in Florence, and worthy of every writer whose sub-
ject is the fine arts/' — LanzVs History of Painting.
5694 YATICAJN'O CD) descritto ed illustrato da Erasmo Pistolesi, con disesni a con-
torni diretti dal Pittore Camillo Guerra : The Vatican described and mustrated
by Erasmus Pistolesi, with fine Plates, in Outline, of all the Ornaments, Frescoes,
Paintings, Statues, Marbles, etc, contained in that celebrated Edifice, including
all its Architecture and Details, 86 parts forming 8 vols, royal folio, containing
iipioards of 850 large and beauttful engravings, fine obigikal ihfbessions
(pub. in parts at £60.) elegantly if, bd, russia, uncut, £30. Roma, 1829-38
" Description la plus 4tendue, et la |ilu8 exactCj que Ton ait donn^, de ce magnifique edifice."
Brunei,
This magnificent book has now become scarce ; the above copy is a remarkably beautiful one,
its impressions have all the vividness of Proofs.
5695 Yelasco, las Yidas de los Pintores y Estatuarios Espa&oles, 8yo. cf, 2s Qd 1744
5696 Venice* Boschini, Descrizione delle Pitture deUa citta di Yenezia, 12mo. 1^.
bd, wncut, 6s Venezia, 1733
5697 — — the same, 12mo, green morocco, 6s 1733
5698 CANALETTI (Antonii) Urbis Yenetiarum Pros^ctus celebriores, 3 parts in
1 Tol. royal fouo, two portraits, engraved Jrontisptece, and 38 beoMtifiil plates by
Visentim, yeby fixe ihpbessions, a splendid copy in red mobocco, gold borders
and gilt edges, £6. 6s Venet, 1751
1853, D. Turner's copy fetched £7. \0i ; recent impressions are selling at £3. or less.
5699 CAE.LEYARnS, Le Fabriche e Yedute di Yenetia, disegnate et intagliate da
Luca Carlevariis, oblong folio, 103 plates, with MS, list qf the Falaces repre^
sented and qf the architects or builders, old binding, Z6s Venezia, 1703
5700 another copy, oblong folio, hf, bd, 30* 1703
CicoGNABA, Fabbricne di Yenezia — see post, Abchitectube.
5701 Delljl Pittuba Yeneziana, e descrizione de' Musaioi della Chiesa di S. Marco,
2 voIa. in 1, 16mo. hayvellum, 4f Venezia, 1797
S46 QUARITCH'S CATALOGUE OF
5702 HABITI d'lluomeni et Donne Yenetiane con la processione della serma. Signoria
et altri particolari, cioe Trionfi, Feste, Ceremonie publiche della nobiHssima citta
di Yenezia, folio, 36 very elahor<Ue plates of Costume^ Pageants, Amusements^
&'c, by Feanco Forma, ods, very rare, £2. I6s Venezia, (P 1600)
5703 MAErTFiSCHI (M.) Prospectus Urbis Yenetiarum, prae caeteris magnifica, royal
folio, a splendid Series, of 21 Views in Venice, fine impressions, half hoiwnd^
24^ Venet. s. a,
5704 Palatii (Io.) Fasti ducales, ab Anafesto I. ad Silrestrum Yalerium Yenetonun
ducem, 4to. with the Portraits, Medals, and Coats of Arms of all the Doges,
calf, 16s Venetiis, 1696
5705 Yebsailles. Les plans, profils et elevations des Yille et Chateau de Yersailles,
avec les Bosquets et Fontaines, en 1714 et 1715, impl. folio, 47 plates, early im-
presslons, hf hd, 20* Paris, 1715
5706 V lABDOT, les Musees d'Espagne, d'Ajigleterre et de Belgique, 12mo. hd, 2s Qd 1843
5707 les Musses d*Allemagne et de Eussie, 12mo. hf calf gilt, 3* 6d 1844
5708 YILLA Borghesb : Sculture del Palazzo della Yilla Borgnese detta Pinciana,
2 vols. 258 plates — Monumenti Gabini deUa Yilla Pinciana, descritti da E. Q.Yis-
CONTI, 1 vol. 59 plates, together 3 vols. 8vo. fine impressions of the plates, ele^
gantly hf, hound morocco, £2, 16s Soma, 1796-97
5709 VINCI (Leonard de) Traite de la Peinture, 12mo. plates, old red mor, gilt edges,
fine copy, 9s 1716
5710 V ISCOJSs TI (Ennio Quirino) Ofebe della Histobia delle Belle Abti :
II Museo Pio Clementino, 7 vols, portrait and 426 plates 1818-22
II Mused Chiabamokti, 1 vol. 60 plates 1820
IcoNOGBAFiA E/OMANA, 2 vols. in 1, 40 plates 1818-19
IcoNOGBAFiA Gbeca, 3 vols. 169 platcs 1823-25
MuSEO WoBSLEJANO, 1 Yol^ortrait and 7% plates 1834
MoNUMEKTi Gabini della Yilla Pinciana, 1 vol. 22 plates 1835
Monumenti Scelti Bobghesiani, 1 vol. i^ plates 1837
Ofebe Yabie Italiane e Francesi, 4 vols, ^plates 1827-31
— together 20 vols. 8vo. in 19, upwards of 900 plates (pub. at about £12. 12* in
parts, value of binding £7. 7*), uniformly a/nd elegantly hound in Roman vellum,
contents lettered, £10. 10* Milano, 1818-37
A complete set of Visconti's works, comprising an immense amount of Ancient and Early
Italian Art.
5711 YIYIAN'S (G.) Scenery of Pobtugal and Spain, impl. folio, title and 31 beau-
tiful lithographs, by L, Haghe (pub. at £4. 4*) hf bd. £2. 2* 1839
5712 W AAGEJN'S Kunstwerke und feunstler in England und in Paris, 3 vols, stout
12mo. sd, 6s Berlin, 1837-9
5713 the same, 3 vols. 12mo. cloth, 7s 6d 1837-39
5714 the same, 3 vols, in 2, 12mo. calf, 10s 1837-39
5715 Kunstwerke und Kiinstler im Erzgebirge und Franken, 12mo. ^. calf
2s Leipzig, 1843
5716 Welczeb (G. A.) alte Denkmaler, Yol. I. die Giebelgruppen und andere grie-
chische Gruppen und Statuen; vol, II. Basreliefe una geschnittene Sterne;
vol. III. Griechische Yasengemalde, 3 vols. 8vo. with d6 folding plates of Grech
Art, sd, 21s Gottingen, 1849-51
5717 WILLEMIN (N. X.) Monumens Fban9AI8 inedits pour servir aTHistoire des
Arts, des Costumes civiles et militaires, Armes et Armures, Instrumens de Mu-
sique, Meubles et Decorations des Maisons, depuis le YI. S. jusqu'au XYIIe.
2 vols, large folio, with 300 beautiful plates, many elaborately executed in gold
and colours, exhibiting the most beautiful specimens of Art^workmanship of the
Franks and the French ; designed and coloured from the originals existing in
France, Italy, Germany, Belgium, etc, hf. hd, morocco, uncut, M Borluut de
Noortdonck's copy, £20. Paris, 1806-39
Rechercher les titres de notre art national, tenter de dresser son histoire avec des preuTes irre-
cnsabks et certaines, tel a 6te le but de M. Willemin. Infatigable travailleur, laborieux chercheor,
M. Willemin est parvenu a force de peine et de soin k donner k son ouvrage un merite incontestable
de v^rite qoi le rend indispensable aujourd'hui ; jamais, peut-Stre, a aucune ^poque de notre bis-
toire, les artistes n'ont recherche avec un plus grand soin Texactitude des costumes et de Tameoble-
inent. lis n'avaient, avant la publication des Monuments inSdiit de Willemin, aacun ouvrage
FINE ARTS, BOOKS OF WOODCUTS. 847
spdcial qni put leur faciliter leurs recherches ; Montfaucon avait tent6 ce travail, mais rinexactitude
quelquefois grotesque de ces planches n'ayait pas permis k son livre de faire autorite ; c'^it avec
mefiance que le peintre ou le sculpteur le consultaient, Tarchcologue, pourru qu*il eiit quelque pea
4tudid, avait reconuu son insuffisance et ses d^fauts. Une place importante restait done a prendre^
Willemin, naturellement port^ vers las Etudes de ce genre, comprit cela, il s'en empara. Pour arriver
k oe but, il employa les moyens les plus certains pour reussir ; difficile pour lui-meme, cherchant k
s'eclairer de tous les travaux partiels de ses devanciers. 11 demanda aux ceuvres elles-memes leurs
oertificats origine, leors dipldmes d authenticity, et, chose bien rare et bien louable, il sut conserver
assez longtemps les tresors qu'il avait rassembles, pour ne les publier que lorsqu'il fut parfaitement
satisfait de scr decouvertes, et lorsqu'il fut suffisamment eclaire pour ne rien sacrifier au basard, et
pour ne donner que des monuments dont il fat parfaitement sur. C'est a cette condition seule que
Tout fait un bon livre, un livre utile et impossible a refaire. Quiconque a consulte les Monumenit
inidUa de Willemin, a reconnu comme nous Texactitude des objets repro Juits. Miniatures, nieubles,
omements, costumes, orfdvrerie ou emaux, rien n'a ^te ni neglige ni sacrifle. Confioe k des artistes
speciaux, Tex^cution de ces planches a ete surveillce par Willemin lui meme, et aucune cpreuve n'a
^te publiee sans avoir passS sous les yeux du maitre qui en corrigeait lui-mSme les defauts. Un
texte explicatif que la mort avait empech6 Willemin de r^diger, fut conHS a I'eruditon variee d'ua
ami du defunt, M. Andr6 Pettier, de Rouen ; le choix etait heureux, et fut pleinement justifie : il
est difficile, en effet, de faire moins parade d'erudition que M. Andrd Pettier, il est difficile aussi de
mieux rapporter 4 Willemin le mcrite de I'ouvrage entrepris, mais il est difficile aussi de faire preuve
d'un savoir plus sur et plus profond.
5718 WOOD'S (E.) Antiquities of Palmyea and Balbec ; 2 vols, in 1, impl. folio, 103
fine engravings, hf, red morocco, uncut, £2. 1837
" When I endeavour to do justice to the editions of Palmyra and Balbec, I would not confine
my encomiums to the sculptures. The modest descriptions prefixed are standards of writing ; the
exaet measure of what should and what should not be said, and of what was necessary to be knowut
was never comprehended in more clear diction, or more elegant style. The pomp of the buildings
has not a nobler air than the simplicity of the narration." — Lord Orford,
6719 WYATT'S (M Digby) Metal Work audits Artistic Design— Specimens of Orna-
mental Art Workmanship in Gold, Silver, Iron, Brass, and Bronze, from the
Twelfth to the Nineteenth Centuries, impl. folio, 50 large plates of the choicest
examples, exquisitely printed in gold and colours, with a History of the Art in
Italy, England, France, Germany and Spain, together with its Theory and Prac-
tice, (pnb. at £6. 6s) elegantly bound in cloth, 36« 1852
This most beautiful and interesting work exhibits in fifty plates, mostly illuminated in gold
and colours, some hundred specimens of the most admirable relics of the Middle Ages, and of the
period of the Renaissance. Among them are Italian Chalices and Ciboria, rich Processional Cross,
Reliqaaries, Pastoral Staff, Pendant and Bracket Lamps, rich Gold Drinking Cups, specimens of
Jewellery, Silver Dagger and Coins by Benvenuto Cellini, Wrought Iron Doors, Screens, elaborate
and el egant Locks, Keys, Hinges, &c.
5720 WYATT'S (M. Di^by) Industbial Akts of the 19th Century, a series of Illus-
trations of the choicest specimens produced by every Nation at the Great Ex-
hibition of the Works of Industry, in 1851, 2 vols. mipl. folio, illustrated with
168 large lithographic plates of the choicest Statues, Bronzes, Bijouterie, richly^
decorated Furniture, Stained Glass, Manufactwres in Metal, Silk Fabrics, Fm"
broidery, Fottery, Porcelain, Sfc, Sfc* most exquisitely printed in colours, (pub.
at £17. 17*) half morocco, 9^^^ edges, embossed sides, £8. 15* 1853
This beautiful work forms in itself a perfect cyclopaedia of Design in all branches of Art. The
plates have the appearance of original paintings, and have never been equalled in gorgeonsness of
colouring.
5721 WOOSCUTS* — Alt-Yaeteb. Das Buch der heiligen Altvater, mit seinen
beyspilen ; das zu latein genant ist " Vitae patrum," very stout sm. folio, nu-
merous verg quaint woodcuts, wanting page 67, original binding, £2. 15*
Augspurg, Sorg, mcccclxxxii.
Slightly wormed at the end, otherwise a remarkably fine copy of this rare book, in which are
very numerous woodcuts, executed, in all probability, at a much earlier period than the date of this
work.
5722 AMMAlf'S (Jost> IXTorkss
LoNiCERi (P.) Chronica Turcica, 3 vols, in 1, many hundred spirited woodcuts
by Jost Ammon calf, 28« Franco/, S, Feyrabent, 1578
The third volume is almost exclusively devoted to the Life and Adventures of Scanderbeg.
Goldsmith's copy fetched £2, is ; 1865, Lord Rothesay's copy, mor. fetched £2. 12«, and was goM
afterwards for £^, 3«.
848 QUARITCH'S CATALOGUE OF
5723 AMMAN, Stam und Wapenbuch hochs und niders Standts, small 4to. 246 very
heaut\ful woodcuts of Coats of Asms, Costume, and Alleoobical FiansBS,^9te
impressioris, \f. bd, vellum, £2. 16« ^cmckfwrt am Maw%, 8, Feyerahend, 1579
5724 — ^— Clsbi totixjs IIomai^je Ecclesls subject!, seuTontificioniin Ordinum
omnium omnino utriusque sexus. Habitus, artiBciossimis figuris, quibus Fraa-
cisci Modii singula octosticha adjecta sunt, nunc primum a Judico Amman vo
expressi ; addito libello singular! ejusdem Fr. Mooii de ori^ine et vestitu cujus-
que ordinis Ecclesiastici ; 4to. with 103 ^m& woodcuts, ca\fgtlt, £2. 2a
Ifhrcmc, ad Mcenum, 1585
Fetched, 1855, at Sotheby's, £3. 1#.
5726 — — Idem, 103 woodcuts, 1585 — G-ynaeceum, sive Theatrum Muliemm, in
quo praecipuarum omnium per Europam imprimis Nationum cujuscnnque digni-
tatis FoEMiNEOS HABITUS Yidcrc cst, 122 beauttfkil woodcuts of Female Costume,
M)lendid impressions, Francof. 1586 — the 2 works in 1 vol. smallest 4to. vellum,
£4. 4a 1585-86
** These plates give a fiuthful picture of the Dresses and Costume of Ladies of Rank throughout
Europe 300 years ago."
5726 — — — Kiinstliche wolgerissene new Figuren von allerlat Jaot und Weid-
WEBCE, smallest 4to. ^or^rai^ and 40 pretty plates of every kind of sport, with
German verses below, Jine copy in caff, £2. 2ff ib. 1592
5727 Amman's Book of Tbades, the woodcuts used for the work : CIabzoni, Piazza
Universale : das ist, allgemeiner Schawplatz aller Professionen, Kunsten und
Handtwercken, thick small 4to. with upwards of 100 woodcuts, vellum, 16s
Franck/krt, M. Merian*s Frben, 1659
5728 Becebb's (C.) Jobst Amman, Zeichner und Formschneider, Kupferatzer und
Stecher, sq. 8vo. with 17 woodcuts, new. If, morocco, 10s Leipzig, 1854
A most carefully got up Bibliography of 138 works illustrative of Jost Amman.
5729 AES MOEIENDI : Ein loblich und nutzbarlich buchelein dez stebben wie
ein itzlich cristen mensch recht jn warem cristen glauben sterben szal und der
anfechtung des boszen geystes wid stehe Durch manche nutzbarliche lere der
lerer der heyligen schrinl, smallest 4to. 16 leaves, with 13 Early woodcuts, the
size of the page, morocco, gilt edges, vebt babe, £5. 5^
Leyptzigk, without nam^ of the printer, (mcccc) xciiii
A beautiful and very early specimen of the Leipzic press.
5730 BAEBAEOSSA. Eine schone und warhafile Beschreibung des Lebens und der
Geschichten Keyser Friderichs I. gennant Barbarossa, durch Johannem Adel-
phum, folio, pp. 32, 38, 50, 57, 61 wanting, otherwise a remarkably fine copy,
with many fins bold woodcuts, hf calf, 20* Strassburg, Oriininger, 1535
5731 BECEIEE (E. Z.) et H. A. von Debschau, Collection des Gravures en Bois des
anciens Maitres Allemands, tiroes des Flajiches originates, avec un Discours de
la Gravure ^n Bois, Allem^nd et Francais, 3 vols, atlas folio, containing on 123
sheets near 2GO fine labge woodcuts, some upwards of four feet long, printed
from the obiginal blocks (pub. at £11. 11*) bds. £7. 10* Grotha, 1808-16
This curious and splendid series of woodcuts by the Old German Masters has b^me very
scarce ; and after a severe fall copies are now selling again near the original publishing price ; which
in course of time will no doubt be exceeded.
6732 BEWICK (T. and J.) Select Fables ; with Memoir and descriptive Catalogue
of the Works of Messrs. Bewick, 8vo. with about 300 woodcuts, designed and en-
graved b^ the Bewicks previous to the year 17 S4t, fine clean copy, bed mobocco,
richly gilt, gilt edges, £2. 12* Newcastle, 1820
6733 ■ the same, labgest fafeb, impL 8vo, red morocco, richly gilt, gilt edges,
£3. 8* 1820
Bewick's Landscapes are absolute £BK»imile8, his animals are whole length portraits. You may
buy dear books, but if you want to know what a bird or quadruped is, to Bewick you must go at last.
For Bewick's Quadrupeds and Birds — see Nos. 4688.91.
6734 BIBLE CUTS. Figure de la Biblia, illustrate de Stanze Tuscane, per Gabriel
Symeoni, 12mo. very fine woodcuts {by Le Fetit Bernard) French calf, beautiful
copy, 21s Lyone, Gulielmo Bovillio, 1566
6735 BLAILBOEIYO (Petri de) Liber Nanceidos : Insigne Nanceidos C^us de Bello
Kanceiano (Carmen historicum), hac primum exaratura elinuutissime nuperrime
in lucem emissom, «iaaU foliO; numerous very beawtiftil and spirited woodcuts^
BOOKS OF WOODCUTS. 949
beautifttl copy (noith both McmdemenU) in blue mobocco extra^ ailt edges, by Dm
Home, £7. 7s Impressum in celebri Lothoringie pago divt Nicolai deporiu
per petrum jacobi presbyterum, loci pagctnum, 161ft
Priced 1818, Longman's, £12. I2t. This is a Poem on the siege of Nancy in 1477, when the
Dake of Burgundy was killed. It was printed in a village near Nancy.
Dr. Cotton asserts that only this single Work was ever printed at St. Nicolas du Port, h t thte
is an error, as the same printer is known to ha?e printed the Horae ad Usum Fullensis Ecclesiw a4
this place as early as 1503.
This Tolnme is extremely rare, and very curious. It is ornamented with many woodcuts bj
Jacobus, executed in a spirited style, which represent the variovs events of the war of Lorraine.
Some Bibliographers have mentioned an edition of 1476, but no such edition ever existed: the error
has arisen from the manner in whidi that date is introduced at the close of the Poem.
" Ce poeme historique de P. de Blarru est imprim^ en bdles lettres rondes, et il est oin6 d
gravures en bois ; on en trouve difficilement des exemplaires bien conserves.'' — Brunei.
« The celebrated Liber NanceidosJ* ** It is a poem written in Latin hexameter verse by P. Blam,
descriptive of the memorable siege of Nancy in 1476, by Charles the Rash, Duke of Burgundy, who
perished before the walls. His death is described in the sixth book, the passage relating to k be-
ginning —
' Est in Nanceijs aratro locus ntilis amis.'
A woodcut portnut of the commanding French general, Renet, is in the firontispiece. A good copy
of this handsomely printed, and rather interesting work should always grace the shelves of an his-
torical or classical collector.*' — DibditCt Tour, vol. ii. p. 645.
5736 BEABANT CHKONICLE : Van Brabant die exceUente Cronike, stout am. folio,
numerous rude woodcuts,fine copy in old calf, 32« Antvoerper^, 1530
Priced 1840, Payne and foss, £2. 12« M.
5737 CALILA-WA-DiMKA. Dibxctobium htjmanje Yitje alias FarabolsB antiquomm
Sapientum ( Johanne de Capua interprete) folio, wiih about 100 exceedingly cU'
rious and spirited woodcuts, fine copy in green morocco extra, gilt edges, yebt
BABE, £10. 10s s, I, 4* a., sed circa 1480
A book of great rarity and curiosity, universally known as the Fables of Pilpay, a collection of
Tales written originally in Sanscrit by Vishnu- Sarma, under the title of " Pantcha-Tantra." — No
collection of Tal^ enjoys a higher reputation in the East, translations having been made into almost
every one of its dialects. In Europe its reputation has been equally great, aod the innumerable ver-
sions into almost every language bear witness to its popularity. This Latin version was made from
the Hebrew by John of Capua (a baptized Jew) who tells us, *' Hie est liber parabolarum antiquo-
mm sapientum nationum mundi. Et vocatur liber kelileet dimne et prius quidum in lingua futeat
indorum translatus. Inde in linguam translatus persarum. Postea vero reduxerunt ilium arabes
in linguam saam, ultimo ex inde ad linguam fuit redactus hebraicam. Nunc autem nostri propositi
est ipsum in linguam fiindare latinam. Est autem liber delectabilis, etc." This version from the
Hebrew is the parent of nearly all the Translations into the languages of Europe. Sir William Jones
was one of the first to point out the name c^ the real author, and thus expressed his admiration of his
work : ** The Fables of Vishnu-Sarman, whom we ridiculously call Pilpay, are the most beautiful, if
not the most ancient in the world."
Priced 1837, Payne and Foss, £14. 14f ; 1842, Thorpe, £10. lOt ; White Knight's copy sold
for£21. 19«; Sir Mark Sykes's, £31. lOr; Hibbert's, £8. 15«. This is the edition described by
Brunet (see Bedpai) as having in the running title " capitulum secundum," etc.
'* No collection of tales enjoys a greater reputation in the East. Sir William Jones, in his Dif-
courses on the Hindoos, thus expresses his admiration of them, and points out the real name of the
author. The Fables of Yishnusarman, whom we ridicalously call Pilpay, are the most beautifiil, if
not the most ancient in the world." This Latin version was made by John de Capua, from the
Hebrew, and is the parent of all the European translations. See BiiU*s Metrical liwnances.
This translation was made by Joannes de Capua about the year 1262. In vol. 6, page 460 of
the Bibliotheca Grseca of Fabricius> is an account of the various Versions and Interpretations of this
'* Liber jucundus et utilis lectu, refertusque Fabulis lepide et ingeniose excogitatis, quibus malitia,
fraudes et stultitia hominum in vita communi, et in aulis frequens ad vivum depingitur. Dicitur
scriptus ante duo amplius annorum millia ludorum lingua."
5738 Canisiou iKatecliismos eikonismenos^ Hellenikos metaphrastheis para Marion,
18mo. 103 very fine woodcuts, hf. bound, 12« Augoustei, 1613
5739 CoMBNii (J. A.) Orbis senaoalium pictus, ^rima in Dania editio^ danice, latine,
etgermanice; editioaucta cura Enodii> thick 12mo. engraved title, and mamf
very quaint woodcuts, vellum, 7s Qd Sqfhiae, 167§
5740 DYAliOGUS Cbbattbajivm optime moralixatus omni materie morali jocundo et
edificativo modo applicabilis ; ad laudem dei et edificationem hominum, folio^ A
860 QUARITCirS CATALOGUE OP
first edition^ with numerous very rude and very quaint woodcuts, in the colouring
(^the period, very fine sound copy^ calf, ^* ^^
JPresens liber " Dyaloffus Creaiurarum appellatus jocundis fahulis
plenus,* per Gerardum Leeu in opido Goudensi inceptus
munere deifinitus est A. 2>. mcccclxxx
An EXTRBif ELY RARE edition of this popular work. Collation : blank leaf ; preface 10 leaves,
one of them blank ; Dyalogus, etc. 93 leaves, the first leaf with a rich border, curious cut and capi-
tal letter.
6741 DOLCE (L.) Le Trasformationi, sm. 4to. best edition, very many fine woodcuts,
vellum, \2tS Venetia, 1663
6742 Ebasmus. [Scriptores XIV historiae Homanae] Ex recognitione Des. Erasmi
Koterodami : Suetonius, Die Cassius, Aelius Spartianus, Aurelius Victor, Eu-
tropius, Pomponius, etc. folio, singularly fine woodcut title^ comprising in 13
compartments, events of Roman History, and numerous very beautiful Capitals,
original hf. vellum binding, 10* Coloniae, 1527
6743 GElSSEliT (J.) Kin ritterlich und adelieh Kunstbuch, darinnen von Reiten, Zeu-
men, Stangen, Kinnketten, Mundstiicken Bericht begrillen, large folio, 102, large
engravings of HoESEs' Bits, vellum, 28* Koburg, 1615
6744 GEYLEK (2>r. Johannes von Keiserperg) Das Evangelibuch, folio, 74 singular
woodcuts, of a very early date, and fine Initial Letters, in the original oak bind-
ing, £2. 6* Strasburg, 1616
6745 Passion des Heren Jesu, many beautiful woodcuts, Strasburg, J. Grr»n-
inger, 1508 — Die Reformation so d'aller durcnleuchtigest Herr Siground Eo-
mischer Keyser, innr den nechsten Concilien zvl Costentz den Christlichen Kir-
chen, in bestetige ordnung zu pringen furgenomen hat, &c. woodcuts, Augspurg,
Jjuca Zeissenmair, 1497 — in one vol. sm. folio, old wood binding, with brass
bosses, in fine preservation, 30*
6746 HANS Sachs im Gewande seiner Zeit oder Gedichte dieses Meistersangers, von
Becker, impl. ioho, frontispiece and 22 large bold woodcuts, with German verses
underneath, bds. 18* Gotha, 1821
6747 HOLBEIN. Icones Historiarum Veteris Tcstamenti, a series of 98 most
beautiful engravings on wood, after the designs of Sans Holbein, smallest 4to.
the title amd last leaf would be improved by washing, hf, bound, fine tall copy,
£3. Lugduni, 1547
* A very cropped and soiled copy fetched, 1859, at Foster's, £3. 7« 6d
5748 Icones Veteris Testamenti, with verses from the Old Testament in
English, Latin, French, Italian and Spanish, and introduction by Dr. Dibdin,
12mo. 90 beautiful cuts, (pub. at 21*) hf bd. 12* 1830
6749 L* Alphabet de la Mort de Hans Holbein, gravd sur bois et entourd dc
bordures analogues du seizi^me siecle, ^galement sur bois, par MM. Loedel et
L^on Le Maire, avec des quatrains et des sentences latines tiroes des saints
P^res, et suivi d'anciens poemes fran^ais sur le sujet des trois Mors et des trois
Vis, publics d'aprfes les manuscrits, par Anatole de Montaiglon, deux parties en
1 vol. 8vo. (pab. at 12 fr. 50 c.) cloth, uncut, 6* 1866
6760 LOCKHART (J. G.) Ancient Spanish Baxlads, translated with notes, with a
Memoir of his Life, 4to. engraved portrait, and numerous elegant woodcut il-
LUSTEATIONS, printed within borders, with ornamental vignettes, by Owen Jones,
richly bound in crimson mobocco super extra, gilt edges, £2. 5* 1859
6751 LUCID ARIUS. Ain lieblichs biechlin zu lesen von dem hochgelerten meister
Lucidarius der do sagt von den wunderbaren Sachen der welt imd des hymmels,
sm. 4to. curious woodcuts, iilarfc Irttrr, very scarce, fine copy, half calf, 20*
Strasburg, Mathys Supfuff, 1499
The last woodcut, *' Christ bearing the Cross," is the full size of the page, and apparently of a
much earlier date (than 1499).
6752 L6hb, die Kiinst und Gewerbe des Menschen, 8vo. with 104 woodcuts full size of
the page, bds. 3* 6d Leipzig, *. a, (P 1820)
BH AXIMZXiZ AZf (Bmperor of aermany) his Series of Zllus-i
^ra'ted ^Vorlcs s
6763 TEWRDANNCK. Die Geferlicheiten und geschichten des loblichen streitbaren
und hoch beriempten Helds und Ritters Teiirdanncks. A Romance of Chivalry,
detailing the Adventures of the brave and far-famed Knight Towrdannckh,
BOOKS OF WOODCUTS.
written in Verse by Melchiob Pfinzino, folio, illustrated with 117 beaut\fiil
wood-engravings hy Sans Scheiffelein, fine copy, in pale morocco, gilt edges, £4. is
Augspurg, 1637
This 18 the third edition, with the same woodcuts as the first and second.
5764 THEUEDANCK. Der allerdurchleuchtigste Ritter, oder Grosz-Thaten, Aben-
theuer, Glucks-Wechslnngen und Siges-Zeichen dee Heldens Maximiliani L
dnrch M. Ffibizing in Eeimen verfaszt, folio, 117 woodcuts hy Hans Schaeuffe"
lein, vellum, fine copy, £2. 1679
5755 DER WEISS KXJJNIG, eine Erzehlung von denThaten Kaiser Maximilian des
Ersten ; von M. Treitzsaurwein : (The W ise King, illustrative of the lbabn«
ING, WISDOM AND ADVENTUBES OF THE Empebob Maximilian), foHo, 237 large
woodcuts by Hans Bubghmaib, Jrom the original old blocks (1510), calf, £3. 10*
Wten, 1775
5756 — — the same, folio, ^. hd. uncut, £4. 1776
To this copy is added a French text, dated " Vienne 1799/'
5757 the same, Thick Papeb, folio, boards, edges uncut, £6. 1775
5758 the same. Thick Papeb, folio, blue mo-rocco extra, gilt edges, £8. 1776
Copies on ordinary paper usually sell for £5. 1855, Bernal's, £6. 16« 6d ; on Thick Paper^
1853, Dr. Hawtrey's copy fetched £^. 9«.
There are 237 large cuts in this fine work ; 92 contain Burgmair's mark, H. B., and one that of
Schaeuffelein ; they are executed in a very bold manner, all those which contain the mark of Hans
Burgmair show a decided superiority in point of engraving.
This work is supposed to have been dictated by the Emperor Maximilian himself to his private
Secretary Treitzsaui'wein ; the Manuscript, after lying for nearly three centuries in the Archives,
was at last published, but very few copies printed.
'' Le livre Strange auquel nous avons emprant6 la gravure et les lignes qui precedent a et6
commence en 1512 par I'empereur Maximilien lui-mdme, et termini d'apr^s son ordre,en 1514, par
Marx Treitzsaurwein, Tun de ses secretaires. L'ouvrage entier est rest^ in^it pendant pres de trois
siecles. Georges- Christophe van Schallenberg avait d^couvert, le premier, pendant son sejour ^
Vienne (1631) quelques-unes des gravures sur bois du Wtiss Kunig, avec une note autographe de
Maximilien ; il entreprit de les publier en les completant, mais il mourut laissant son travail ina-
chev6. Plus tard on d6couvrit d'autres planches a Graez en Styrie, et on les porta a la bibliotheqoe
imp^riale de Vieone, oii ^tait dej^ le manuscrit de Treitzsaurwein. Enfin on publie en 1775 le
texte avec les gravures sur bois, dont les planches avaient ^t^ rassemblees a grand*peine au nombre
de 237* La bibliothdque imp6riale de Vienne possdde de plus 13 gravures dont les planches n'ont
pas M retrouv^es. L'objet du livre est Thistoire de la naissance, de Teducation et des actions de
Maximilien ; on le suit pas ^ pas depuis son enfance jusqtt*& son &ge miir.*'
Magasin pittoresque, 1835.
5759 Ej\.ISER MAXIMILIANS I. TRIUMPH i Le triomphe de I'Empereur
Maximilien I. en nne suite de 135 planches gravies en bois, d'apr^s les dessins
de Haks Bubgmaib, accompanies de Tancienne description, dict^e par Tempo-
reur a son secretaire Marc l^itzsanrwein, oblong royal folio. Cot Hamilton
Smith's copy, £6. 6*
Imprimi d, Vienne, chez Matthias-AndrS Schmidt, imprimeur de la
Cour, et se trouve d Londres chez J. Edwards, Pall Mall, 1796
5760 ' the same, Labge and I^ck Papeb, oblong atlas folio (25 inches by
16i), FiBST Impbessions of these beaut\fkl large woodcuts, bds, uncut, vbby
BABE in this state, £10. 1796
There exist 2 copies upon vellum : one fetched, 1804, in London, £105.; the other, 1824>
Sykes' copy, fetched £110., it was bought by the Duke of Bedford.
•* Precieux monument de la Gravure en bois." — Brunei,
This is a most splendid and magnificent volume, exhibiting a very interesting and accnrate view
of the Costume of the XVth Century, as observed in the Processions of Maximilian the First.
Sandrart having seen impressions from a few of these blocks, pronounced them masterpieces of art
They are, indeed, not less remarkable for bold and correct drawings, than for the perfection which
they display in the art of engraving in wood. The whole of the designs and engravings were exe»
cuted at the expense, and under the direction of Maximilian himself, but as he died before the
completion of the work, only a few separate plates had appeared till 1796, when the Emperor of
Austria permitted this edition to be worked off from the original blocks.
5761 Hebbebgeb (Th. Archivar der Stadt Augsburg) Conrad Pentinger in seinem
Verhaltnisse zmn Kaiser Maximilian I. 4to. an interesting tract, giving valuable
infomuUion respecting this Series of " Maximilian publications," 2s 6a
Attgsbtn^g, s. a. (P 1852)
" La bizarrerie de Maximilien se manifeste dans fes ruvragcs comme daiw k>i, >bK\.\«v«. \^ ^ja. x>»*
8U QUARITCH'S CATALOGUE OF
Le style et let moBon en sont h^roiquesi on, si Ton veut, cbevaleresques, dans nn temps qui n'a plus
rien de Tantiquite eC qui se separe d4}k du mo7en-&fre. Maximilien a va naitre la r^forme ; il ne
I'a pas comprise. Sa premiere jeanesse se passa toute en ezercioes militalres, en toumois et en
BTentnres. £lu roi des Romaios a I'age do 18 ans (1477)» il se li?ra k la guerre avec ardeur ; mais
plus heureuz dans lea combats singuliers que dans les batailles, ilajoutapeu de gloire k oeUe d'avoir
d'abord triomphe de Louis XL S*il a agmndi sa puissance jusqu'a m^ter le nom d*un second Ro-
dolphe d'Hapsbourg, ce fiit moins par sea victoires que par ses manages, qui lui apporterent pour
dots les coaronnes d*£spagne, de Hongrie et de Boheme.
** II avait une noble part de courage personnel, un esprit ingenieuz, yarie ; des goiits somp-
tueux et magnifiques, mais il manquait de la veritable grandeur.
'* On raconte que, pr^sidant sa premi6re diete k Worms, en 1495, il apprit qn*un c6Ubre che-
Talier fran9ai8, Claude de Batre, avait jetS a toute la chevalerie allemande un ddfi qui etait reste sans
rtponse. Au jour iix6 pour le combat, il se revdt d'armes inconnues, entre dans la lice viaiere
baiss^ est renvers^, se relc^fe, terrasse Claude de Batre, et, yainqueur, decouvre auz spectateurs
■tnp^faits son visage d'empereur-roi. Durant ses guerres contre la France et dans la Gueldce, il se
plaisait souvent a enToyer lui-m^me des d^fis aux chevaliers des camps ennemis.
" II a perfecdonne I'artillerie ; il a compost un traite sur la cuisine. II a donn6 k son peuple
des f(&tes si belles et si dispendieuses que son peuple se souleva contre lui, faillit le jeter hors rempire^
et ne s'apaisa qu apres avoir attach^ k son nom d'empereur le sobriquet de sans-argent,
** II y aurait un petit volume k icnre sur ses originalites. Pendant les quatre demieres anuses
de sa vie, il se faisait suivre partout dans ses voyages d'un grand coffire de bois dont lui seul avait la
def. Dans ce ooffre il tenait enferm^s un cerceuil, un suaire, des tentures funebres, des clous, un
marteau, une croix. Etant un jour malade dans la Haute-Autriche, k Wells, il s'aper^ut qu'il avait
trop mango de melon k son diner, et il annon^a k see oourtisans qu'il allait mourir. II se concha,
fit son testament, et ordonna k ses m6decins, d4i qu'ib le verraient mort, de lui couper les cheveux,
de lui arracher les dents, de les broyer et de les i^uire en poudre, d*entourer son corps d'une sac
de obaux vive, et de Tensevelir dans le cercueil que contenait le coffre ; enfin de le conduire a Neu-
Btadt pour y itre inhumft sous I'antel de la cath^drale. Ces ordres furent ex^cut^s, mais Ferdinand
ler a depuis fiut transporter le cercueil k Inspruck, et a 6rige k Maximilien un superbe mausol^e."
Mag€uin jjntioretque, 1835
6762 PASSIONS oder Lidens Christi (derText des), xiSBden Tier Evangelisten zusam-
men inn evu Syn bracht, mitt schonen Figiiren, folio, 36 leaves, with a superb
Series of z6 woodcuts the size of the page engraved in the style of Albert Diirer by
F". G, (tUbs GrB.LY)jfine tall copy, ra/re, £5. 10s Strassburg, J, Knoblouch, 1506
Brunet devotes to this book an interesting article, he mentions as first edition one dated 1507,
evidently the above being unknown to him ; the engravers he calls Y. Gemberlein or Gamberlein.
£ven the following article, the Latin edition of 1507, Brunet does not mention. See also Janstm,
Oiigine de la Gravure, Paris, 1808, Vol. J. page 265 ; Jansen declares the engraver of these wood-
cuts to be entirely unknown, at all events he says Urs Graf is not the artist.
5763 Passio Domini nostri Jesu Christi, ex ETangelistamm textu, &c. small folio, 30
leaves, with 25 large woodcuts, the size of the page, calf, scarce, £2. 10* 1507
The Latin edition has got the woodcut on the la^t page.
5764 PoGGiFS. Translation oder Deutsclrangeii des Nicolai yon WeD eilicher Biicher
Enee Silvii, Pogii Florentini, Dr. F. Hemelin, mit anderen ScluriSten, folio,
18 curious MEDiiEVAL STOBiES, with woodcuts, hf bd^ 36* Augsjpurg, 1536
5765 PoLiCABii (J.) der Iieiligen XII Apostein Ankunfift, Beruff, Glanbenjllere, Leben
iind seliges Absterben, folio> woodcut title and 15 beautiful engravings by Lucas
Cbanach, morocco, £2. 8* Witiemburg, 1549
5766 PoLYDOBUs Yergilins, Ton den Erfyndem der Dyngen, foHo, furst tranalatioiiy
with 131 very fine woodcuts, vellum, 21« Augspurg, 1537
5767 Pbopheceien und Weissagimgen des Doctoris Paracelsi, Licbtenbergers, Grun«
pecks, etc. smallest 4to. numerous very bold emblematic cuts, bds» 16^ x. I, 1549
5768 FLTNCH, tbe London Cbarivari, complete from tbe Commencement to 1858,
35 vols. 4to. with thousands of amusing cuts, quite clean throughout, cloth,
£8. Ss 1841-58
A set of Punch is the Social History of England for nearly 20 years. Tbe thousands of wood-
cuts in these pages, which have dwlighted the many millions of the English speaking race all over the
world, will always remain a permanent record of the social humours and the political feeling of our
time.
5769 BOSWIT. Ofeba Hbosyite illustris vii^inis et monialis germane gente saxonica
orte, nuper a Conrado Celte inrenta, folio, with large ami very beautiful wood*
FINE ARTS, BOOKS OF WOODCUTS, PAINTING. M
CUTS, oMributed to Albert Dubeb, very fine copif, in red mobogco, super exirttj
gilt edges t hy F, Bedford, veby babe, MvL NorvmhergtB, 1501
This poetess lived in the Xth century and wrote, besides six Comedies in the style of Terence,
eight Lives of Saints and the Deeds of Otto L sumamed the Great.
Volume trds*rare, omc de belles gravures en bois attributes ^ Albert Durer. Voy. Heller .
LeStm und Werke A. Durer* 8, p. 788, pour la description du volume et des planches. Hrosvite,
religiense de Tabbaye de Gaudersheim, etait originaire dela Saxe, et florissait dans le Xle siecle, sous
le rSgne d'Othon II., qui Tinvita k ecrire le pan6gyrique de son pdre. Les autres particularites de
sa vie sont inconnues, mais ses ouvrages lui assurent un rang distingu6 parmi les auteurs de son
temps. Conrad Celtes les a recueillis et publics ^ Nuremberg en 1501; H.-L. Schurzfleisch en ft
aussi donnc une edition ^ Wittemberg en 1707, mais cette reimprcssion, quoique correcte, est pea
recherchce. Trithtl'me attribue h Hrosvite un livre d'epigrammes, des lettres et les vies des papes
Anastase ler et Innocent ler, mais ces ouvrages sont vraisemblablement perdus. On cite encore
sous son num une vie de Wilibald, eveque d'Eichstadt en 740 ; -mais Fabricius prouve que c'est
Touvrage d*uae religieuse de Gaudersheim, ant^rieure u Hrosvite. Les comedies de Hrosvite, dont
le nom signifie {^Rose blanche), sont ftu nombre de six, et roulent toutes sur les obstacles dont doic
triompher la vertu des femmes. La piece intitulee Gallicanus offre un caract^re historique ; celle
de DulcHitts est une pure comedie bouffone ; dans Callimaque on trouve la passion telle qu'on
pouvait la ressentirau Xe et Xle siecles. Paphnuce nous montre ce qu'etaient alors les disserta-
tions scholastiques ; Abraham offre des scenes rcellement dramatiques ; et la Foi, VEtpSranee et la
Charii4 est une Comedie du genre all^gorique. Ce theatre si singulier, si original, nous donne la
portee du siecle oil il parut. De pareilies oeuvres ne se produisent point isolees. et I'esprit humaln
ne se d^veloppe pas outre mesure d^ns une des branches de Taciivitc humaiue pour rester station-
naire dans loutes les autres. — Borlunt de Norihdovck.
5770 EOXNEE (G.) Thubnieb Buch: Aufang, Ursprung unnd Herkommen des
Tliumirs in Teutscher Nation, folio, fibst bvitio^ , facsimile title, with numc'
rous very fine woodcuts of Toubnaments, Festivities, etc, beauiiful impressions^
also about 1000 Coats of Abms, these carefully illuminated, very good copy^
vellum, £4. Siemem, 1530
*• Edition rare, la premiere de cet ouvrage tres curieux."
5771 SCANDEEBEG. Des aller streytparsten una theuresten Fuersten nnd Heren
Georgen Castrioten, genannt Scandcrbe^, Eitterliche Thaten, &c. aus dem
Latein (des Matini Barletii) durch Jo. Pinicainum verteutsclit, port/raits and
numerous very spirited woodcuts, not quite perfect, folio, old hogsJcin binding, with
oak boards, scarce, 30« Augsburg, 1532
5772 SCHMIDT (Chanoine) Contes ; traduction de A. Cerfberr de Medfelsheim, II-
lusteations pab Gavabni, impl. folio, with a charming Series of Woodcuts, ^f,
morocco, 20* Paris, 1843
5773 ScHON (Erhart) Unnderweissung der Proportzion unnd Stellung der Possen,
smallest 4to. 18 leaves, apparently quite complete, consisting of a very curious
series of wood engravings, representing the proportions of the Sumanform, a poor
copy^M^. bd. with If, A, Chatto^s autograph, 12* Norennberg, 1538
6774 SICHEM (Christ, a) Historien ende !rrophecien, mit der H. Schrifturen, thick
12mo. with upwards of 500 woodcuts of oiblical Ulust/rations, first impressiinu, *
fine copy in russia, gilt edges, 32* Antwerpen, P. «7I Poets, 1644 .
Another edition appeared, Amst. 1648.
5775 SPANGENBERG (Cyr.) Chronicon, oder Lebens-Beschreibung aller Biscbofi
des Steffts Yerden, seit Xayser Carolus Magnus bis 1623, f(3io, with a verf
singular series of ^2 large woodcut portraits, certainly the quaintest ofPortraUi
lever saw, old calf, fine copy, 18* Hamburg, *. a, {ca, 1600)
6776 STUMPFF*S Swiss Cheonicle: Gemeiner loblichler Eydjgnoschaffl Stetten, '
Landen und Volckeren Chronick, item ein Chronica Germame und Gallie, folio
first and best edition, with 500 bold woodcuts, representing Views, Battles, Si^M
Portraits, Domestic Scenes, Coats ofArtns, Costume, etc, fine copy, old stamper
hogsJcin binding, £2. 10* Z'urych, li58
The above copy has beautiful impressions of the numerous engravings, and containt ths
engraving (usually defaced) of Pope John XII. being killed in bed by a jealous soldier.
The edition of 1 586 has inferior impressions of the Woodcuts.
5777 TENGLER (TJ.) der neu Layenspiegel von rechtmassigen Ordnungen in biirgof
lichen n. peinlichen Eegimenten. Mit Addition auch der guldin Sulla, etc. foL
fourth edition, many fine large woodcuts, german bds, 32* Augspuxa, 1512
'J
364 QIJ[ARITCH'S CATALOGUE OF
6778 TEEENCE. Le grant Thereoe en Erancoys iat en Bime que en Frose^ nounelle-
ment imprim^ a JParis, Marc Ther^ce Varro, liure tr^ plaisant y joyeulx, &c.
stout folio, Uttrei gotiil|uci, with mam very fine woodcuU, beautiful copy in old
French calf, marbled and gilt edges, &!, *Js JParis, mdxxxu:.
5779 THOUSAND ai^d One Nights (The), commonly called, in Engluid, the Arabian
Ni^ts Entertainments ; a new translation f^m Uie Arabic, with copions notes,
by Lane, 3 vols, royal 8vo. upwards qf 1000 woodcuts by W. Haarvey, tikst im-
PBEssiONS, cloth, £3. 10s 1841
Best edition ; — the impressions of the woodcuts in the subsequent editions caanot be compared
in beauty to the above ; the last edition (though an excellent one regarding the text) has natur-
■Dv the worst impress ons of the cuts.
57BO TOFFFEE (E.) Voyages en Zigzag, dans les Cantons Snisses, imnL 8vo. wuMe-
rous beautiful and verjf amusing woodcuts, half calf, marb. edges, 2&s JPar. 1846
5781 YIE (la) de nostre Seigneur Jesu Christ, par figures, selon te texte des quattre
Evangelistes, avec toutes les Evangiles, Epistres et Firopheties de toute 1 ann^,
"par grace et privilege de la Majesty Imperiale," 12mo. lettres gattiliuctf, several
hundred very fine woodcuts by an eminent JFlemish artist, olive morocco extra,
gilt edges, £z. 2s
The yolume ends *' Le jour de la dedecasse, Apoca xxi.a ; the colophon being apparently want-
ing* The prologue is signed " Escript dempres Gand, aux Charireus, le xxv de Decembre Fan
MDXXXVn.
5782 YIGEEII (M.) Decachordum christianum Jtllio II. Font. Max. dicatum, sm. fol.
many very curious woodcuts, some within borders, the full size of the page, fine
copy, olive morocco, gilt edaes, £3. J^ani, 1507
CATAxoaUES of Picture Galleries and Museums —
5y82*THB EoTAL Academy, from 1755 to 1858, not consecutive, 4to. sd. 1775-1858
5783 tiie same, from 1808 to 1859 ; wanting 1809, 11—13, 44, 48, 54, '65, 57-
8, otherwise consecutive, 41 Catalogues, 20« 1808-56
5784 British Institution (The), from 1818 to 1841, with theiiecond exhibitions for
1813-17, 1819, 1822, 1826, 1830, 1837-8 ; wanting 1821, 1831, 1833-5 ; together
30 parts, 4to. 20« 1813-42
5785 Society of British Artists, from the commencement in 1824-47, nx>t consecutive,
with the Winter Exhibitions, 1832-3, 13 parts, 4to. \0s
5786 Society of Fainters in Water Colours, from 1829 to 1857, not consecutive, 12
parts, 4to. 106
5787 l^BAWiNOS, Exhibition and Sales of: WiUett's sale, priced, 1808; etc., together
9 Catalogues, 4to. 5« t. y.
5788 Miscellaneous Exhibitions of Faintings : Orleans Gallery, 1793 ; Orleans
Italian Fictures, 1798 : European Museum, 1797 ; Liverpool Academy ; Eoyal
Scottish Academy ; Eev. Jno. Sandford's Fictures, 1847 ; Etty's Fictures and
Studies, 1849 ; and 21 others : together 30 catalo^es, 4to.and8vo. 10s 1793-1858
5789 Goodwood : its House, Fark and Grounds, with a Catalogue raisonnS of the
Pictures, by W. H. Mason, 8vo. plates, cloth, 6s 1839
5790 Houghton Hall : Aedes Walpolianae : or a description of the Fictures at
Houghton Hall in I^orfolk, 4to. bds, with prices paid by the Empress of Russia,
d« 6<r 1767
5791 Catalogues of Picture Sales in England, including : Bertel's Col-
lection, 1775 ; Orleans* Italian Fictures, 1798, with the prices and the purcha-
sers* names; Furling's, 1801; Hulse's, 1806; Sir G. Yonge's ; LordEendle-
sham's; A. Wilson's; Schmidt, 1811; Lord Kinnaird's; Willett's; Hope's;
Duke of Lucca's ; Countess of Blessington's ; Duchess of Bedford's ; Lord
Townshend's ; Birch's ; Dennistoun's ; etc. in all 43 catalogues of important
sales, mostly pHced and with the purchasers namss, 30* 1775-1858
5792 Galebie de Dbesde, Catalogue des Tableaux de la, 8vo. old ca^fgiU, Zs ^ 1765
5793 Galebie de Vibnnb. Mechel, Catalogue des Tableaux, 8vo. maps and vignettes,
calf neat, 5* Basle, 1784
5794 Z'rench GallerieSa Guides to and Sale Catalogues of Fictures, Sculptures,
Architecture and Antiquities: Catalogue d*E8tampes des ^coles d'ltalie de
F]andre et de France du Cabinet du Eoi, etc. with prices, Paris, 1808 ; Galerie
Giustiniani; Del essert. Tableaux ; Erard, Tableaux -, Denon, Tableaux, Dcsslns
et Miniatures; Soult, Catalogue de la Vente ; Mus^e de Lyon; Musee de
ARCHITECTURE, ENGINEERING, MACHINERY. 3i5
Nantes j Hotel de Cluny ; Muscle Boyal, 1816-47 : Louvre, Luxembourg ; F&laiB
. Boyal ; Tuileries ; Yiaconti et Clarac, Antiques ; Mus^e de Souen ; etc. in all
30 catalogues, i2s 1816-55
5795 Cr^rman Gralleries : Elemm, Greschichte der Sammlun^en fiir Wissenschaft
und Kunst in Deutschland, Zerhst, 1837 ; Dresden-Gfderie ; Leuchtenborg-
Gallerie ; Dillis, Miillerund Schom, Munich ; Niimberg, Konigl. Bildersaal zu ;
Wien-Gallerie ; Mechel, Galerie de Vienne ; Gtdlerie des Fursten Esterhazy ;
in all 15 catalogues, 10* 1784-1844
5796 Bollandy Guileries in : Amsterdam ; Eijks Museum ; Mus6o Koyal ; Cabinet
de M *** ; Antwerp ; Bruges ; Bruxelles ; La Haye ; in all 9 catalogues, 5*
1761-1850
5797 Italian Galleries. Carteggio inedito d'Artisti dei Secoli XIV-XVL,
pubbl. da Gaye, Tomo XL, 1500-57, Svo, facsimiles, Firenze, 1840; Guides to
Pictures, Scumture, Architecture and Antiquities : G^nova, 1780 ; Eatti, Ge-
nova, 1780 ; Milan Cathedral, 1846 ; Finacoteca di Brera, 1838 ; Tableaux de
Brera, 1841 ; Venezia, 1733 ; Adami, Venise ; Venezia, 1824 ; Euta, Parma,
1752; "ParmA, privately printed, 1825; Florence, Almanaco Pittorico Anni 11.,
v., 12mo. 2^ fine portraits of Painters in the * Iteal Galeria,' with biographies,
Mrenze, 1795-6 ; Firenze, 1805-25 ; Galerie de Florence, 1804-40 ; Colzi, Ac-
cademia delle Belle Arti di Firenze, 1817 ; Inghirami, Palazzo Pitti, 1832 ;
Mucci, Siena, 1822 ; Titi, Eoma, 1721-43 ; Fea, Koma, 1819 ; Vatican, 1841 ;
Mus^e Chiaramonti, 1822-39 ; Tofanelli, Capitole, Campidoglio ; Galerie du
Cardinal Fesch, parts 2, 3, 4, Rome, 1844-5 ; Museo-Borbonico, 1824-31 ; Mus^e
Bourbon, 1823-31 ; De Lieteriis, Bourbonic Museum, 1824 ; together 35 yoL?.
8yo. and 12mo. numerotis plates, views, maps, and plans, £2. 10s
5798 Engravings. Adam von Bartsch, Anleitung zur Xupferstichkunde, Band t
I, Wien, 1821 ; Hobert-Dumesnil, le Peintre-Graveur Fran^ais, tome I. 1835;
Barnard's sale, 27 days, with the prices, 1798 ; Sir J. W. Lake's British Portraits
and Historic Prints, 12 days, priced, 1808 ; Annesley's Prints, priced, 1809 ;
Manson's Prints, Drawings, etc. priced, 1812 ; Bindley 's, 1819 ; G^o. Baker's,
1825 ; together 7 vols. 12*
5799 MoBSE. Sale Catalogue of E. Morse's Collection of Prints, Portraits, Painters*
Etchings, etc. 28 dai^s* sale, with prices, 4to. Large Paper, Iiaff bound, uncut.
Is Qd 1816
5800 Antiquities, Sculpture and other miscellaneous Art Catalogues, viz. Beckford'g
sale, 1817 ; Brocas' Ancient Arms and Armour, 1834 ; Strawberry Hill, 1842 ;
Marquis of Abercorn's, 1853 ; and others — together 12 catalogues, 5* 1817-56
5801 Archaeology, Sculpture and Decorative Art : Tod on the Hindu and
Theban Hercules ; Quatrem^re de Quincy sur la statue de V^nus ; La Venere
di Canova ; Pisiani, Opere di Scultura ; Gerhard, Athencns Geburt ; Forch-
hammer, die Geburt der Athene ; Letronne sur la Peinturc Murale ; Oldham
on ancient Irish Pavement Tiles ; Stackhouse, Lectures on Ancient or Pagan
Britain, 2 parts, containing 40 etchings ; and* others — in all 26 tracts, with nu-
merous plates, 20« 1821-32
ARCHITECTURE, ENGINEERING, MACHINERY.
5802 ARCHITECTURAL PUBLICATION SOCIETY, detached Essays and Illus.
trations, issued 1848-49, 1849-50; 6 parts, folio, numerous fine plates, sewed,
£2. 10s March lS4Sd—Febr. 1851
These early Tolames are out of print.
5803 Besson, Teatro de los Instrumentos y Figuras Matematicas y Mecanicas: large
folio, title mounted, with 60 ver^f curious plates of Machinery, poor copy, Hf^
vellum, 10s Leon, 1602
5804 BOISSEREE*S Denkmale der Baukunst, yom 7 ten bis zum 13 ten Jahrhunderfc
am Nieder Rhein : Memorials of the Architecture of the Lower Rhine, from Uio.
Seventh to the Thirteenth Century (in German), complete, impl. folio, ^2 fine
tinted lithographic engravings, (pub. at £7. 10*) hf hd, morocco extra, gilt ecfyeg,
£2. 6s Miinchen, 1833
5805 BOWMAN and CROWTHEE'S Churches of the Middle Ages in Enghind,
2 vols. impl. folio, 125 large and very elaborate plates from actual admeas»**e'
ment, with the scale of sizes to each, (pub. at £9. 9«), hd(f morocco, £4. 15« 1S4L
1.%
S56 QUARITCH'S CATALOGUE OF
6806 Calliat (Victor) die Apchitectura der WohnhatiBer in Paris, royal folio, 125
plates, comprising plans, faqades, and details qf the Ornament of the Mansions
recently erected tn Paris, cloth, £2. 2« Brussel, 1851
5807 CANIN A (L.) L'Aschitettuba antica, descritta e dimostrata coi Monumenti :
opera divisa in tre sezioni risguardanti la Storia, la Teorica e le praticbe dell'
Architettura Egiziana, Gbeca e Bomana, 9 vols. 8vo. text ana 3 toIb. atlas
folio, 621 large plates tf the famous Buildings of Antiquity, If. bd, red morocco,
£21. Boma, 1843
This grand work is divided into 3 Classes; I. Egyptian Architecture, 197 platei; II. Greek
Architeotare, 168 filates; III. Roman Architecture, 256 plates.
5808 Caumont (M. do) Histoire de rArcliitecture religiense, 8vo. with 4do, Atlas of
21^ plates, sd. 10s Qd Boris, 1841
5809 CAtrS (Salo. de) lea Baisons des Forces Monvantes, avec diverses Machines,
numerous woodcuts and plates of Machinery, one of them showing the action of
Steam Bower, also engravings of Musical Instruments — Grotes et Fontames
Sour rOmement des ralsds et des Maisons de Plaisance, plates — ^La Fabriqne
es Orgues — 3 parts in 1 vol. folio, old calf neat, rare, 36* Baris, 1^;$4
Marion de Lorme relates in her Memoirs, that Sal. de Cans died in a Lunatic Asylum in Paris
fbr having first propounded the idea of the power of motion by steam.
5810 CEMENT : Loeiot (le Sr. Mecanicien) Memoire sur nne d^couverte dans TArt
de Batir : la M^thode de composer un Cement tant ponr la construction <jue
pour la Decoration, Baris, 1774 ; La Faye, sur la Preparation que les Bomams
donnoient a la Chaux, 1777 ; La Faye, Suite a la Preparation de la Chaux, 1778 ;
Faujas de Saint-Fond, sur la Pouzzolane, sur la Theorie de la Chaux et sur la
Cause de la Durete du Mortier, Grenoble, 1778 — 4 rare tracts on the prepara-
tion of Cement and Mortar, in 1 vol. 8vo. calf, 7s 6d
5811 CICOGNABA, le Fabeiche piu cospicue di Venezia, 2 vols, atlas folio, Second
Edition, 'i&Ofine engravings of Buildings, with Architectural details, including
all the best specimens of Venetian Architecture, (pub. at £24.) hf bd. £10.
Veneaia, 1838
Priced, 1840, Payne and Foss,£21.; 1847, hf. bd.;^13.13*; Bunsen'scopy,1854,jgn3.1d«.
5812 another edition, also called : seconda edizione con notabili aggiunte
e note ; the text 2 vols, in 1, 4to. ; the Atlas, 259 large plates — the 2 vols. If,
bd, russia, £,7, 10s Venezia, 1840
'^Ouvrage capital, contenant 250 pi. avec des descriptions pour lesquelles MM. Ant. Diedo et
Ant. Selva ont ete les collaborateurs de M. Cicognara.'' — Brunei,
5813 DLETTEBLIN (Wendel, Maler zu Strassburg) ABCHITECTUBA, von Anss-
theilung, Symmetria und Proportion der FUnff Seulen, und aller darauss
folgender £!unst Arbeit, folio, 209 plates {including the titles, the portrait and
text), comprising most spirited designs for Windows, Fiseflaces, Portals,
FoiTNTAiNS, Monuments, etc. If, vellum, a very clean sou/nd copy, ease, £10.
Numberg, C, Weigel, (1598)
Various issues exist of this useful work of Ornamental Architecture, all slightly diSeriiig ; the
above has evert plate published.
^Cet ouvrage est tris recherche depuis quelque temps, comme le sent presqne tons ceuz qui
w rapportent k Tarchitecture du 16me siecle; de plus 11 est fort rare en France, ce qui loi donne
du prix. Un ezemplaire complet, mais mal conserve a ^te pay 6 331 fr. h. la troisieme Tente
Boutourlin. L*Auteur etait peintre, et ^ ce qu'il parait, douc d'un esprit inyentif. Son recueil
nous presente nombre de modeles surcharges d'omaments compliqu^s et bizarres, lesquels n*ont
probablement eu d'autre execution que celle de la graTure.** — Brunei.
5814 Ililettanti Society : The Unedited Antiquities of Attica, comprising the
Architectural Bemains of Eleusis, Bhamnus, Sunium, and Thoricus, edited by
Wilkins, Grandy, Deering, and Bedford, impl. folio, 79 plates, with text, hf. bd.
calf, 25* 1817
Priced, 1847, Bohn, £5. 15f M, £5. 5f, and £6. 16« 6di fetched, 1856, Lane's copy, 38«.
The second edition, 1833, is in no demand.
5815 DTJBAND bt LEGBAND, Becueil et ParallMe des Edifices en tout genre.
anciens et modemes, remarquables par leur Beauts, par leur Grandeur, ou par
leur Singularity, dessin^s sur une m^me Echelle, 1 vol. atlas folio, t^mtaintng
d6 large plates, comprising 1000 Examples of celebrated Buildings, Details,
Ornaments, Arabesques, Vases, Furniture, Sfc. accompanied by an explanatory
ARCHITECTURE, LANDSCAPE GARDENING. M7
volume of teoct in roy. Svo. entitled, " Essai snr THistoire generale de rArdd-
tectnre," (pub. at £10. lOs) )^. bd, morocco, in good condition, £2. 10« 1839-42
Interestmg to every man of taste, and indispensable to the architect ; usually priced £6. 6«.
This celebrated work exhibits representations, on a uniform scale, of every celebrated edifice, ancient
and modern, including the Temples at Balbec and Palmyra; Mosques, Pagodas and Gothic
Churches; Bazaars, Town Halls, Porticoes and Exchanges; Egyptian, Greek, Indian, Turkish.
Persian, Romish Tombs; Triumphal Arches, Bridges and Aqueducts, etc., Harbours, Towers,
Fountains, Arsenals, Prisons, Hospitals, Baths, Theatres, Castles, Palaces, etc.
6816 EssBx's Illustrations or the Architectural Ornaments and Embellishments and
Painted Glass of the Temple Church, London, with descriptive account by-
Sydney Smirke, Architect, impl. 4to. laiigb fapeb, toith 30 very elaborate^
drawn engravings, many of which are highly colov/red, and produced hy Owen
Jones, §tc, in the best style of art, (pub. at £3. 3*) cloth, 18* 1845
6817 GOETGHEBUEE (J. P.) Choix des Monuments, Edifices et Maisons, les plus
remarquables du royaume des Pays-Bas, royal folio, gband Papibb viblin, avec
160 planches ombr^es, If, bd, green morocco, £2. 12s Oand, 1827
The only work giving designs of the best Modem Buildings in Holland and Belgium.
6818 GRTJBEE'S Chbistian Abchitectube : Vergleichung Chiistlicher Bau-Denk-
male, 2 vols, in 1, folio, 92 plates of Ornaments and Details, Jf, bd, rustiot
21s 1839-41
6819 HIRT, die Geschichte der Baukunst bei den Alten, 2 vols. 1'^ plates, 1821-22 —
Vol. m. Die Lehre von den Gebauden bei den Griechen und Bomem, 18
plates, 1827 — ^together 3 vols. 4to. and 2 vols, oblong atlas folio, (pub. at £4. 10*^
hf cay, 21* Berlin, 1821-27
A standard exposition of Ancient Architecture.
6820 Hope's (Thos.) Historical Essay on Architecture, 2 vols, r^al 8vo. third edition,
with 99 plates, Jrom Drawings made by him in Italy and ^ermcmy, (pub. at £2.)
chth, 18« 1840
Much praised in Lord Lindsay's Christian Art
6821 KALLEIOACH'S German Mediaeval Architecture : Atlas zur Geschichte der
Deutsch-mittelalterlichen Baukunst, oblong royal folio, SGJine plates, mostly of
Ecclesiastical Architecture, comprising all the great German Cathedrals, (uub.
at £4. 4*) boards, 36* Miinchen,lS4i7
6822 KNIGHT'S (Henry Gaily) Ecclesiastical -^hitecture of Italy, from the time of
Constantine to the Fifteenth Century, with an Introduction and Text, impl.
folio, ^rst Series and Second Series, containing 81 beautiful and highly t«-
teresting Views of JScclesiastical Buildings in Italy, several of which are
expensively illuminated in gold and colours, (pub. at £10. 10s) hf, bd, moroccot
£7. Is 1843-44
Bemal's copy fetched, 1855, ;f 7. 15f.
6823 iiber die Entwickelung der Architektur unter den Normannen, mit
Einleitung von C. E. Lepsius, impl. 8vo. with 23 plates, and the Appendix,
boards, 3* %d Leipzig, 1841
6824 Xtandscape Gardening : Aobemens (les) de la Campagne, ou remarques
particuli^res sur la construction des Maisons de Campagne, des Jardins de
Plaisance, et des Plantages, ^U>. plates, calf, 5* Leyde, 1760
6825 Cause (D. H ) de Koninglycke Hovenier ; Cierlycke ModeUen voor de Liefheb-
bers van Hoven en Thuynen, folio, the first part comprisinglQ plates ofFlowert;
the second part, 32 remarkably well planned designs (j/^jFlo web-Beds, ^. bd.
vellum, 15« Amsterdam, Doomik, s, a.
6826 Diesel, Erlustierende Augenweide in Vorstellung herrlicher Garten und Lust-
gebaude, 50 plates of Gardens, Cascades, Palaces, etc, August, Find. Jerem.
Wolff— 40 Miscellaneous Etchings of German Views— in I voL folio, 90 plates,
hf calf 36* ca, 1700
6827 Nuenbeegische Hespebides, oder Beschreibung der Citronat, Citronen und
Pomerantzen-Friichte, von J. E, V. ; 4 vols, in 1, folio, with 133 beautifully en-
graved plates by Dbkk^e, first impressions, consisting qf famous Public Gardens,
Views, Country-Houses, Garden Ornaments, etc, the upper part of the plates
filled up with elaborate engravings o/^Fbuit, ca^, 25« Niimberg, 1708
6828 THOTJIN (G.) Plans raisonn^s ae toutes les Esp^ces de Jardins, large folio,
with 67 coloured plates, broken binding, 36* Paris, 1820
Z9B QUARITCHMS CATALOGUE OF
5829 LEUFOLD'S Works onMaehinerr : llieatnimMaclimarnmHydrotechiiicajriim
51 plates of WatemMrks, 1724 — Theatmin Machinanmi Hydraulicamm, 2 toLb.
107 plates of Hifdraulie Machinery, 1724-25 — ^Theat. Macn. (Leven), 56 plates
of Pulleys, Presses, Scaffolding, etc. 1725 — Tlieatnun Pontificalei 56 plates of
Bridges, 1726 — ^Theatrum Staticum, 4 parts in 1, 57 plates of Scales, Weights,
Measures, etc* 1726 — Theatmm Arithmetico-geometncum, 43 plates of Mttke'
matical Instruments, etc. 1724 — Theatmm Machinarinm Molarium, A'^ plates of
Mills, Wheels, etc. 1734 — Supplementnm, 40 plates, VII \ — together 9 volsi folio,
many plates, and German text, old binding, £2. JLetpzig, 1772''74
Priced, 1847) tellum, £5. 5c. *'Cet ouvrage, le plos considerable que nons ayons stir la
M^canique, n'est pas commun en France." — Brunei.
5880 NEUFFOEGE (De) Eecueil d'AECHiTEcruEE contenant plnsienrs Etudes des
Ordres differents Eutrecolonnements propres a rOrdonnances des Fa^ad^s,
divers Exemples de Decorations ext^rienres et interieures, avec le Sufplehbnt;
3 vols, large folio, quite complete, 900 plates of Architecture and Ornaments,
bds. uncut, complete copies are very scarce, £7. 10* Paris, 1767-68
5831 I^OEMAND ainS, Paris modeme, on choix de Maisons, constmites dans les
nouveaux quartiers de la Capitale et dans les Environs, 3 vols. impl. 4to. 480
carefully engraved plates, with all the Architectural details (pnb. at £9.) hf. hd.
red calf, neat, £4. 10s Paris, 1843-49
5832 PALLADIO (Andrea) Fabbriche e Disegni, raccolti ed illustrati da Ottavio Ber-
totti Scamozzi ; 4 vols. 1776-83 — Le Terme dei Bomani disegnate da Andrea
PaUadio, e ripnbblicate con alcnne Osservazioni da O. B. Scamozzi, ginsta
I'esemplare del Lord Co. di Burlingthon, impressa in Londra Fanno 1732: F?*
ccTiza, 1785 — 5 vols, royal folio, together 235 plates, the text in Italian and
French, If. hd. sca/rce, £4. Vicenza, 1776-85
** Cette edition est la plus belle et la meilleure que Fon ait de cet excellent ouvrage ; vend.
120 fr. Hubert." — Brunet, The fifth volume is reprinted, with additions, from the rare volume of
Lord Burlington. This magnificent edition of Patladio has now become very scarce.
5833 Pebcieb, Palais, Maisons et autres Edifices modemes a Bome, royal folio, 100
plates, calf neat, 18* Paris, 1798
5834 Pebcieb et Fontaine, Recneil de Decorations Interieures, comprenant tout ce
qni a rapport a Tamenblement, royal folio, engraved title dated 1801, and 72
very elegant plates of Vases, Tripods, Candelabra, Lamps, Fireplaces, Tables,
a/nd every other kind of Ornaments and Ornamental JBwmiture, ^f. bd. uncut,
'i4a Paris, 1812
5835 Plumieb iJC.) L'Art de Toumer, on de faire en perfection tontes sortes d'onvrages
an tour, folio, nearly SO plates of Tools, Machines, Sfc. used in Turning, old calf
gilt, 12* iyon, 1701
5836 PUGrN" AMD Le Keux's Engraved Specimens of the Abchitectubal Antiqui-
ties of NoBMANDY ; consistmg of Plans, Elevations, Views, &c. of several Edi-
fices of that Province, with historical and descriptive Letter-press, by John
Britton, Esq. F.S.A., &c. the plates are wholly engraved by J. and S. Le S^eux,
4to. (pub. at £6. 6*) If. bound morocco, uncut, 36* 1827
Large Paper copies were published at £10. 10«, and are now reduced to jf4. 14* 6<2.
This publication consists of £ighty Engravings, elucidating the characteristics and peculiar
members of several Buildings. Besides serving to illustrate, architecturally and scientifically, tha
styles and varieties of the Ancient Buildings of Normandy, the work tends to exemplify the variations
between the early Architecture of that country and of England ; and thus furnishes data for the
Critical Antiquary, and Practical Examples for the Architect.
"Mr. Pugin's work furnishes the most valuable practical instructions — they are standards of
taste to which we can constantly refer, and we sincerely hope he will prosecute his labours with
unabated zeal." — Literary Gazette.
6837 PUGIN (A. W.) Vrais Principes de rAECHiTECTUSE Ogivale, on Chbetienne,
Bur leur renaissance an temps actnel, avec le text remani^ et d^veloppd d'apr^s
TAnglaise, par T. H. Xing, traduit par M. Lebrocquy, 4to. many plates on tinted .
paper, some in coLoiTBS, sd. 21s Bruges, 1850W
King's additions to Pugin's Christian Architecture are considerable ; students of Christian AH? i
and Architecture will derive much information from this work. *
5838 QuATBEMiRE DE Qdinct, Histoire de la Tie ^ des Ouvrages des plus cdl^bres
Architectes, du Xle Sifecle jusqu'a la fin du XVHIe, 2 vols, royal 8vo. witft '
j?/ajts of the most celebrated Buildings, bds. ISs Paris, 183(jr, i
i!
N
ARCHITECraRB, ENGIN£BR1N0» aUCHINERY. U$-
5889 RAATRTJiT (Captano Agostdno) Diyene et Artificiose Machine, nelle qoali si
contengono rani et indastricMii Movimenti, degni di grandiBsiiiia specmationey
per cayame beneficio infinito in ogni eorte d operationey folio, tdUk 195 very
owrious and interesting Meckanieal platee, vellum, £2. lOf Parigi, 15w
%* " Get oanttge om4 de 195 figures, est rare etrecherch6." — Brunei, Sold in Sir ClemeaC
Dormer^s sale for £4. be ; in Croft's for £4, l&e ; and Patu de MeUo's for 64 franoa. Priced, 1828,
Berkeley. £4. 4« ; 1832 and 1840, Pkyne and Foss, £4. 4s \ Troaa, 65 fr.
*' Rare et redierch6. Le volume eat ome d'un g^nd nombre de belles planches gray, en cuine,
reprea. des machines, travaux de guerre, etc. Le texte est en italien et firanqais."
The clearness with which the most intricate specimens of machinery are here represented Is
▼ery marvellous, and though steam power may have superseded many of the mechanical contrivanoea
of the XVIth century, Ramelli's work will always preserve not only its historical value, but even
great praotical utility, as givingmany hints and suggestions to modem Engineers and Mechaniciant.
5840 BAM SAZ {native Judge at Bangalore, M,B.A,8.) Essay on the Architectare
of the Hindus, impl. 4to. with 48 plates, comprising specimens of the celebrated
Buildings in India, with Architectural measurements and details, sd, 10s
Or. Tr. Fd. 1834
6840* the same, impl. 4to. hfi hound russia, 15* 1884
5841 SALZENBERG (W.) Alt-Chnstliche Baudenkmale von Constantinopel, vom V
his X.II, Jahrhundert, atlas folio, with 39 magnificent plates, comprising mamg
Examples in gold and colours, exquisitely finished (pub. at £9.) hds. £7. 7x 1856
' A most sumptuous and beautiful book, the only one, giving correct measurements and repre-
sentations of the Byzantine Churches and Monuments, still remaining at Constantinople. Published
by the Prussian Government.
5842 SANMICHELI (M.) Eabbriche civili ecclesiastiche e militari, designate ed in-
cise da Eonzani Francesco e L. Girolamo, impl. folio, portrait and 150 phUet
of Buildings constructed at Venice and Verona, with text, hds, uncut, £3. lOs
Venezia, 1831-82
** Ouvraee dont les planches sent trds soign^.'' — Brunei,
5843 ScHUBLEB*s Yorstellung von zierlichen Stuben-Oefen, Numherg, 1728, 24 ^l^gf^
plates of Stoves and Fire-places — Architectura theoretico-praotica, Leipzig, I72O9
«^fe*— Penthee's Grnomonica mechanica, Augsburg, 1760, 15 plates qf 8un»
JXals — in 1 vol. folio, vellum, 7s 6d
6844 Sebvtsbe. E>ecueil d'Ouvra^es curieux de Mathematique et de Mecanique, oa
description du Cabinet de Str. Grollier de Serviere, 4to. with 56 plates qf Jtfa-
chinervy old French calf gilt, 12s Paris, 1751
6845 TAYLOR and GEES Y'S Architectural Antiquities of Some, 2 vols. impL folio*
129 most accurate plates qf all the Old Buildings in Rome, car^Ug measured^
(pub. at £12. 12*) hf, bd. russia, ttscvt, a very fine sound copy, £6. 1821-89
5846 YiALLET et Bosut, Eecherches sur la Construction la plus avantageose des
Digues, 4to. plates, sd, 2is Qd Paris, 1764
5847 Yionoia's Civil Baukunst, worinnen nebst denen funff Ordnungen auch desaen
und Mich. Angelo's vomehmste G^baude, nach Daviler, herausgegeben von
Sturm, small 4to. numerous finely engraved plates, vellum, 10s Amst, 1699
5848 VITEUVIIJS' Biicher von der^-chitecturundkunstlichemBawen, durch G. H.
Eivium, folio, a very handsome edition, with several hundred very fine woodcuts
of Architectural Ornaments, Fngineering, etc, calf, 'S()s Ba^el, 1614
5849 Civil Architecture, translated oy W. WUkins, and illustrated by nu-
merous Engravings, with an Introduction, containing an Historical View of the
Eise and Progress of Architecture among the Greeks, atlas 4to. fine impress
sions of the plates, (pub. at £6. 6s xmhoxmd) green morocco extra, gold borders
and gtlt edges, by Mackenzie, X2. %s ... 1812
5850 Zabaglia, Uontignationes ac Pontes, una cum quibusdam ingeniosis praxibuB,
impl. folio, with 64t plates of Machinery, Scaffolding, etc, calf, 15« JSomae, 1743
5851 Abchitectubal Tbacts and Minob Wobes : Biiaching, Altdeutsche Bauart,
BresloM, 1821 ; Metzger, G^setz der Pflanzen und Mineralien-bildung, % plates
of Architecture, Stuttgart, 1835 ; Miiller, St. Catheinen Eirche zu Oppenheim,
1853 ; Penrose, Parthenon ; Thiersch, Erechtheum auf der Akropolis. together 5
tracts, *ls 6d
NUHISHATA, HEDALLIC HISTORY.
Many Boohs of this class come from the Library nf that accomplished AnUquary, the
late Mr, Thomas Bubgok, qf^ British Museum*
a«0 QUARITCH'S CATALOGUE OF
56&2 AXEEMAN'S (J. Y.) descriptive Catalogue of rare and unedited Eomak Ooihs,
2 Tola, royal 8yo. many enaravinas, a uswt copy, toith numerous M8. notes, and
valuations of the Coins, hf. calf, 27« 1834
5853 another copj, 2 vols. roy. 8vo. >^. calf, 32* 1834
f^g54 — . Ancient Coins of Cities and Princes, geographically arranged ; Hispa-
nia-Gallia-Britannia, 8vo. with 2A plates, (pub. at 18«) cloth, 12* 1846
5855 Annali di Kumismatica, da Gr. Fiobelli, 2 vols, in 1, royal 8vo. plates, hf, calf,
20* Roma and Napoli, 1846-51
5856 BANDUEI (A.) Numismata Tmpehatobum Eomaitoeum, a Trajano Decio ad
Falseologos Augustos, accessit Bibliotheca Kummaria, 2 vols, folio, numerous
cuts of coins, Jf, morocco, uncut, 28* Paris, 1718
6857 the same, labge papeb, 2 vols. roy. folio, hf hd. russia, 36* 1718
5858 ■ Numismata Imperatorum Eomanorum, 2 vols, plates, Lutetia Parisi-
orum, 1718 — Supplementum ad Bandurii Numismata Imperatorum Eoman-
orum, studio et cura H. Taninii, 12 plates, very scarce. Soma, 1791 — together
3 vols, folio, complete, calf, £3. 1718-91
5859 BAYEE (Fr. Per.) de Numis Hebrseo-Samaritanis, roy. 4to. splendidly printed,
frontispiece, portrait of Charles III, and several heautifidly engraved plates <f
Coins, calf, 10* ValenOo!, 1781
Priced by Riego, £\, 6*; 1853, Heame, £1. 4*; 1854, Hearne, russia, £\, 10*.
5860 Batebi (T. S.) Historia Orshoena et Edessena, ex I^umis illustrata, 4to. plates,
calf, 7s ed Petrop. 1734
5861 BELLINI (Yinc.) de Monetis Italia) Medii ^vi hactenus non evulgatis disserta-
tiones, 4 vols. 4to. mam plates of Coins, vellum, rare, £2. 10* Ferrarits, 1755-79
5862 BossBT, Medailles des lies de Cephalonie et d'lthaque, 4to. pl-ates, bds. 2* 1815
5863 BEENNEEI Thesaurus Nummorum Sueo-Gothicorum, 4to. Mtie Paper, wtik
ahout 500 beautiful engra/oings of Coins and Medals, hf bd. 12* Jlolmiae, 1731
Priced 1853, 18* ; this copy cost Mr. Loscombe, £1 . 1 1« Od.
5864 Bubn's descriptive Catalogue of the London Traders, Tavern, and Coffeehouse
Tokens, current in the X Vllth century, presented by H. B. H. Beaufoy to ike
Corporation Library, 8vo. pari rait, cloth, 6* 6d 1853
5865 Cadalvene (E. de) Eecueil do Medfulles Grecqucs inodites, i^to. plates, 5* 1828
5866 COMBE (C.) Nummorum veterum Populorum et Urbium, qui in Museo G. Hun-
ter asservantur, Descriptio Figuris illustrata, 4to. 68 plates, £2. 16* 1782
5867 COMBE (T.) Veterum topulorum et Eegum Numi, qui in Museo Britannico as-
servantur, 4to. 15 plates, (pub. at £4. 4*) 30* 1814
Lord Lyndburst's copy, 1855, fetched, £3. 3*.
te68 COTJSTNEEY (M. E.) voyage dans la Macedoine, contenant des Eecherches sur
THistoire, la Geographic et les Antiquit^s de ce pays, 2 vols. 4to. m^ny plates
^ Coins and Antiquities, hf, bd. morocco, uncut, rare, 36* Paris, 1831
The best work on Macedonian Coins and Antiquities.
5869 DANSKE Myntee (Beskrivelse over) og Medailler i den ICongelige Sanding ;
Description of the Medals and Coins in the Eoyal Cabinet of Denmark (by
Nielsen and other Danish Antiquaries) 4 vols, folio, with 326 plates qf Danish
Coins, including sojne Anglo- Saxon, half bound calf neat, £4. 15* JSTiobenh, 1791
Extremely rare, being printed at the private expense of the King of Denmark, and not for sale.
Trotter Brockett's copy, unbound, sold for £18. 13*.
5870 DOMINICIS (F. de) Eepertorio I^umismatico per conoscere qualunque Moneta^
Graeca, tanto ITrbica che dei Ee, 2 vols. 4to. sewed, 12* Napoli, 1826-27 \
5870* the same, 2 vols. 4to. hf bd, calf 18* 1826-27
Tills is a convenient tabular digest of Mionnet, including all his valuations.
6871 DoMENicis (Gaet. de) Numismatica Ascolana : Monete antiche di Ascoli nel
Piceno, 4to. with 2 plates, sd. 3* 6d Fermo, 18531
5872 DoNOP, das magusanische Europa, oder Phonizier im Europ. Westen ; numisma4
tischer Versuch, map and engravings qf Coins, Vol.11, die Urheymath derr
Friih- Assen am Indus, nebst Anhang ; ^fcischna- Miinzen auf Jersey, pUUe ^/l
Coins — 2 vols, 12mo. hf bd, 3* ^d Mevningen, 1819-21 ^
6873 ECEHEL (J. H.) Docteina Numohum Vetebum, cum Supplemento, 9 vols. 4to.
Printed on Fine Paper, clean copy, vellum, from John Trotter BrocJeetfs library,
£5.10* Vindob, \n2'\Sm
r4 • Addenda ad Doctrina Numorum, 4to. portrait, 5* Vindob. 1826
JTbe giaud work on the numismatic science of antiquity. Lord Strangford's copy f<itche^
NUMISSCATA, MEDALLIC HISTORY. Mi
. aC'7* 1 7f Gd. ' Ce bd ouyrage, danB lequel I'aatenr a embnun^ la nmniBmatiqae toate entiire, tm. A
diipoAl; les difierentes partiea dam le meUleur ordre, lea a soumiaes k la critique la plus savante et Is
plus ingonieuse, et a disttipS les ten^bres dont plusieurs etaient encore couTertes, a mis le comble k sa
gloire litteraire." — Bioyraphie Univerielle,
5875 PioJELiKO d'Oro (il) antico illostrato, di un Aocademico Etnisco, 4to. xviii. and
540 pp. with numerous cuts of Coins, sd, uncut, SOs Firenze, 1738
5876 EILEO y Azpiboz (J. B.) Alfabeto de la Lengua primitiva de Espaaa, y explica-
cion de sus mas anhguos MonumentoB de Inscripciones y Medallas, smallest 4to.
with \Z plates of Coins and early Alphabets, calf, Vds 6a Madrid, 1806
5877 Fleetwood, Cnronicon preciosum : or an account of English Grold and Silver
Money, theprice of Com, etc. with 12 plates, cay' neat, 6* 1746
5878 FLOBEZ (Fr. Hen.) Medallas de las Colonias, Municipios y Pueblos Antiguos
de Espana ; Coleccion de las que se hallan en diversos antores, y de otras hasta
hoy no publicados, con las de los Beyes Godos, 3 vols. 4to. 2 maps and &I plates,
also S plates of the Coins of the Goths, calf, £2. 2s Madrid, 1767-73
Priced, 1840, Jas. Bohn, £2. 12«6<f; 1843, Salva, 60 fr. '< Cet ouvrage da savant Flores
est le plas complet qui eziste sur la numismatique espagnole/' — Salva, '* Opera pregiatissima e
rara specialemente in Italia.*' — Cicognara, ** The ancient coins of Spain will be found to much
advantage in this work," — Pinkerton,
5879 FOLKES' (Martin) Tables of English Silver and Gold Coins, published by the
Society of Antiquaries, stout 4to. best edition, with the Supplement, 67 plates,
calf, 20s Soc, ofAntiq, 1763
Uaually priced 2 guineas; James Bohn, 1840, russia, £4. is ; Large Paper, 1829, £3. 13t 6d.
** Folkes' Silver Coins afford much valuable information subsequent to the reign of Richard III. ;
but the preceding period is defective " — Ruding, '* Mr. Folkes having died in 1754, a new and
much improved edition of these valuable Tables, illustrated with numerous plates of coins, edited
by Dr. Andrew Gifford, was published in 1 vol. 4to. London, 1763.' — MaeCiuloeh,
6880 [Fbaehn P] zur Miinzkunde Eusslands, 8vo. ^f, bd. 3* 6d 8t, Petersbwra, 1806
5881 FKAEHNII (Ch. M.) Eecensio Nummorum Muhammedanorum Acad. Imp.
Scient. Petropolitanae, 4to. 744 pp. half calf neat, rare, £2. 10* JPetropoli, 182W
5882 Nova Supplementa ad recensionem Nummorum Muhammedanorum
Acad. Imp. Scient. Petropolitance, edidit Bemh Dom, royal 8vo. 20* ib, 1855
5883 GESSNEKI (J. J.) Numismata Graeca : Numismata Eegum Macedonia, Tflates,
with Text, l^guri, 1738 — ^Numismata Eegum Syria, ^gypti et Arsacidarum,
16 plates, ib. s, a, — Nimiismata Eegum Sicilia, Juda^s, Minorum Gentium
et Virorum illustrium, 12 plates, ib. s, a, — Numismata Grseca Populorum et
Urbium, 85 plates, ib. *. a. — Numismata Antiqua Imperatorum Eomanonmit
Grseca et Latina, 99 plates, ib. s. a, — in one vol. folio, fine impressions, caff,
rare, £4t, ORguri, 1738, etc.
5884 — — another set, 2 vols. ioMo, containing plates, and Z^^ pages of letter-press
to the Greek Cgins, rare, very fine copy, russia, from Taylor Combe's Library,
£5. Tiguri, 1736
Collation: Specimen Rei Numariae, TSguri, 1735. /e^/, 2 leaves — Numismata Regum Mace-
douiao, ib. 1738, text pp. 1-334 (1-226 printed, 227-334 engraved; the pagination leaps from 122
to 223, without an imperfection) ; Numismata graeca, title, 27 plates ; Numismata Regum Siciliae,
Judaeae, etc. title, 9 plates ; Numismata graeca Populorum et Urbium, title, S5 plates ; Numis-
mata Familiarum Romanorum, title, 34 plates; Numismata antiqua Imperatorum Romanonun
latina et graeca, title, IS'i ptales.
Cbistiani, Adpendecula ad Numismata graeca, a Gesnebo tabulis repraesen-
tata, small 4to. 7* Viennae, 1760
6887 Gbebn, Atlas Numismatique de I'Histoire ancienne, tir^ des ouvrages de Ha-
vercamp, Pellerin, Duane, Visconti, Combe, Mionnet, etc. royal folio, 21 Numis^
matic Tables, comprising ZOO Greek Medals, with text, (pub. at 42 fr.) sd.^s 1829
5888 Hallenbebo (J.) de nominis dei Giid, in Suio-Gothica cognatisque Unguis origine
ex occasione Nummi Cufici, 8vo. on comparative philology, Zs Stockholm, 1796
5889 Numismata Orientalia, acre expressa brevique explanatione enodata,
2 parts in 1 vol. 8vo. with 2^ fins plates qf Coins, bds. uncut, 16* Upsaliae, 1822
5890 HUjDEBEAND (B. E.) Monnaies Anglo-Saxonnbs du Cabinet Eoyal de
Stockholm, toutes trouv^es en Su^de : Anglosaschsiska Mynt i Suenska Xongl.
Myutkabinettett funna i Sveriges Jord, 4to. map and \0 plates qf Anglo-Saxok
Coins, with an abridged description in French, 4/* russia, 28* Stockholm, 1846
set QUARITCH'S CATALOGUE OF
5891 JuNOKEBjYitaD. Mart. Litthbbi et EefonnationiB lustoria, nummis 145, et iconi-
buB illustrata, 12mo. with 4A finely engraved plates qfMedaUf and Portraits,
vellum. Is 6rf Francqf, 1699
5892 KIRCHEK : L'^S GEAVE del Mnseo Kircheriano, orvero le Monete Primi-
tiye de' Popoli dell' Italia media, ordinate e descritte, roy. 4to. toitk 4Q folding
plates, com^sing about 600 specimens of earUf Boman Coins, (pub. at £2. 2s) hf,
bound russta, 18« Soma, 1839
A highly useful work to the NumismatiBt and to the Classical Scholar.
5893 KOEHLEES histobische MOnz-Belustiguno, mitYorrede, Supplementeii
und Eegister, 24 vols, in 12, stout sm. 4to. frontispieces andplcUes of about 2500
Coins, some English, vellum, a fine com/, £4. Numberg, 1729-64
5894 KoBHNE*8 Zeitschrift ftir Miinz- Siegei- und Wappenkunde, ler, 3er, 4er, 5er, und
6er Jahrgang, 36 parts in 27, Syo. the contributions a/re by Holmboe, Vossberg,
Q-agarin, Soret, Petermann, and others, with 60 plates and numerous cuts of
Coins, Seals, and Medals, 32s Berlin, 1841-46
5895 £uNDMANN, Nummi singulares, oder sonderbare Thaler und Miintzen, small 4to,
pUUes, airman bds. SsQd Breslau, 1734
5896 Landon et Dumebsan, Numismatique du Voyage d'Anacharsis, ou M^dailles des
beaux temps de la Gr^ce, 2 vols. 8yo. ^plates of Coins, uncut, 10s Paris, 1846
5897 LEAXE'S (Col. W. M.) Numismata Hellenica : a Catalogue of Greek Coins, witk
Notes, a Map and Index, 4to. with the Supplement, (pub. at £3. 3s) new in cloth,
£2. \2s 1856
Burgon's copy just fetched by auction, £2. 6tf.
5898 LELEWEL, Numismatique du Moyen Age, 2 vols. 8yo. with Atlas of 2& plates,
£3. Parts, 1836
5899 — — the same, 2 vols. 8vo. no Atlas, cloth, uncut, 12* 1836
5900 LEKOBifiLNT (Ch.) Lettres ^ M. E. de Saulcy, sur les plus anciens Monuments de
la Serie Merovingienne, roy. Syo. only 30 copies printed, sd, 19s Paris, 1854
5901 LiFSii Bibliotheca numaria, sive Catalogus auctorum de re monetaria usque ad
finem S. XVIII., ed. Heyne, 2 vols. 8vo. bds, 3s 6rf 1801
5902 LOCHNEE (J. H.) Samlung merkwiirdiger Medaillen, 8 vols. sm. stout 4to. n««
merov^ very beautiful engravings of Medals, caff gilt, £2. Nurnberg, 1737-44
liochner's work corresponds to the Numismatic periodicals of our day.
5903 LUYNES (H. de) Sur la Numismatique des Satrapies et de la Phenicie sous les
Eois Achssmenides, avec Supplement, 2 vols. impl. 4to. V! plates, bds, very rare,
£4. ... Parw, 1846
5904 Numismatique et inscriptions Cipriotes, impl. 4to. 12 plates, bds.
£2. 2s Paris, 1852
5905 LuYNBS (d* Albert) Memoire sur la Sarcopliage et Tlnscription Funeraire d'Em-
unazar Eoi de Sidon, 4to. plates, bds. 30s Paris, 1856
5906 MAINQNI. Descrizione di alcune Monete Cufiche del Museo de Stefano de
Maononi, impl. 4iio. fine paper, with 3 plates, sewed, 12s Milan, 1820
5907 Mabmoba (A. della) alcune Monete Fenicie, 4^, plate, hf bd, bs Torino, 1834
5908 MAESDEN (W.) Numismata Obientalia illustrata. The Oriental Coins,
Ancient and Modem, of his Collection, described, and historically illustrated,
2 vols. 4to. 57 plates, comprising upwards of 1000 fine engravings qf Eastern
Coins, caff gilt, £6, 10s 1823-26
6908* the same, Vol. I. only, 4to. 27 plates, calf, £2. 10* 1823
5909 MiLLiNOEN (James) Considerations sur la Numismatique de TAncienne Italic,
avec Supplement, 2 vols, in 1, plates, cloth, 12s Florence, 1841-4
6910 MIONNJBT (T. E.) Description de Medailles Antiques Gbecques bt Bo-
MAINES, 7 vols, one qf them containing the plates, 1806-13 — Supplement to the
same, 9 vols. 1819-37 — De la Earet^ et du prix des Medailles Eomame8,Par. 1815
— together 17 vols. 8vo. calf neat, a good set, scarce, £26. Paris, 1806-37
5911 de la Earet^, et du Prix des Medailles Eomaines, 8vo. JIf, ca^, 5« 1816
5912 Description de Medailles antiques, Grecques et Eomaines, avec leur
d^gr^ de raret^ et leur estimation, Supfl^ent, Vol. II. 8vo. SpUUes qf coins,
cay', Is 6rf Paris, 1822
k 6913 MONETE Cufiche dell* I. E. Museo di Milano, con proemio deU' editore,
w^ Gaetanb Cattaneo, royal 4to. withlS plates, fine copy, rf, gt. £2. 10s Milano, 1819
NUMISMATA, MEDALLIC BISTORT. Ma
5914 MOSSLLI, Thssaubus MoBSLLUinTS, give Familtaeum Bojlakabum NumiB^
xoata omnia, accuratiBiiime delineata et dispodta ab Andr.Morellio. AocecL nimiini
xuiscellanei nunc primum edit, et comment, illnstr. a Sig. Hayercamp. Amstelo'
dami, 1734, 2 vols. 184 pUUea — Thesanms MorellianuB, sive Chr. Schleffelii, S.
Hayercampi et Grorii oommentaria in XII. priorum Impsbatobum Bom. I^umia-
mata, delmeata ab A. Morellio, cum pr»f. Wesselingii, Amstelodami, 1752,
3 yols. 200 plates — together 5 yols. folio, kf, bd, c<ilf, Jine uncut copy, £5. 5#.
Amst. 17344»
Priced, 1832, 37, 40, Payne and Fom, £8. 8«; 1847, Bohn, £10. 10«; in 1854, Hearoe,
£6. 6«. Hibberts copy fetched £6. 8« 6</; Brockett's, £13. ; Towneley's, £7. 12« 6<l.
5915 MoBELLii (A.) Thesaurus Morellianus, siye familiabum Komak. Numismata
omnia, ed. et comm. illust. S. Hayercampus, 2 yols. folio, pUUes, ca{f gilt, 25«
Amst. 1734
The Morelli Cabinet was the most complete and finest collection of Roman Coins brought to*
gether j the learned descriptions and dissertations by liaTercamp and Wesseling are of great histori-
cal importance.
5916 Nobis (Cardinalis) Annus et Epochae Syro-Macedonum in yetustis Syris nummis
expositee, additis Fastis consularibus ; accesserunt dissertationes de Cf clis yanis,
stout small 4to. plates of Coins, vellum, Qs lApsuB, 1696
5917 alia editio, thick small folio, cuts qf Coins, caff, 10s JFlorent 1691
5918 NUMISMATIC Joubnal, Chbonicle, and Numismatic Society's Proceedings,
from the beginning in 1836 ; Journal, 8 Nos. 1836-38 ; Chronicle, Nos. 1-70— to-
gether 78 ^os. 8yo. numerous plates, £10. 1836-55
5919 PELLEKIN, CEuyBEs sub les Medailles — yiz. Eecueil de M^dailles de Bois.
qui n'ont point encore ^t^ publics, 2r2 plates, Paris, 1762 — Becueil de Medailles
de Peuples et de Villes, 3 yols. 136 plates, Paris, 1763— M^limge de diyers^s
M^daUles, pour seryir de Supplement aux Eecueils des Medailles de Sois et de
Villes, 2 yols. ^'ii plates, Paris, 1765 — Quatre Supplements aux six yolumes de
Becueils des Medailles, 2 yols. 21 places, Paris, 1765-67 — Deux Lettres de
Tauteur des Kecueils, 7 plates, Franqfort, 1768-70 — Obseryations sur quelquea
Medailles du Cabinet de M. Pellerin, par Le Blond, La Sa^e, 1771 — ^Additions
aux neuf yolumes de Eecueils, 4to. plates, Paris, 1778 — together 11 yols. in 9,
4to. portrait and plates, £5. 15* Paris, 1762-78
*«* The ninth Tolume in this fine set contains the original edition of the (first) Lettre de
TAuteur des Recneils, Franqfori, 1768 ; and the title to '* Additions aux Neuf Volumes," possevet
the engraved head of Ptolemy upon it.
Ouvrage tr^s estimd; vendu 403 fr. en 1839. — Brunei, Recommended for perusal by
Pinkerton ; he says : ** These Yolumes chiefly contain coins never before published, and are juitiy
held in high esteem. The view of his plates almost equals that of the coins themselves."
5920 Pellbbin. Le Blond, Obseryations sur quelques Medailles du Cabinet de M.
Pellerin, 4to. seconde Edition, sd, lOs 1823
5921 PEMBKOKE COINS. Numiamata Antiqua in tres partes diyisa, collegit olim
et »ri incidi yiyens curayit Thomas PembrochisB et Montis Gromerici Comes,
folio, 308 plates, labge pafeb, not printed for sale, russia, presented by the
Cotmtess of Pembroke to Itichard Westmacott, rare, £3. 10^ 1746
The present copy possesses the fourth part, oontaining the ^* Numml Anglici et ScoticL"
Large Paper copies were priced, 1832 and 1840, Payne and Foss, £1, 7«.
5922 Pbontuabio de le Medaglie de piu illustri et fulgenti Huomini et Donne, 2 parts
in 1 yol. 4to. with about lOUO Medallion Portraits, elaborately engraved on
u)Ood, with the biographies, fibst impbessions, fine tall copy, old cay', \0s
Idone, G, Bouillio, 1553
5923 EACZYNSKY (Ed.) Cabinet Medalow Polskich; le Medailleb de Polookb,
3 yols. 4to. 256 fine plates, text in JPrench and Polish ; of the Supplement, the
third in Polish only, sd. 26s Berlin and Poznanier, 1841-45
5924 — — the same, 3 yols. 4to. 1^, red morocco, gilt tops, 36« 1841-45
5925 ■ ' the same, Yols. II. and III. 4to. many plates, I2s 1838-45
5926 BAMUS, Catalogus Numorum Yeterum Grraecorum et Latinorum Musei Eegis
Daniae, 2 yols. 4to. Thick Paper, with 13 plates, bds, 25^ Hc^iae, 1816
Priced, 1841, Ueame, £2. 2$-, 1854, j&2. Vis 6(<; 1847, U. Bohn, if2. 8t; a copy sold in
1853 at Sotheby's, £2. 2#.
\
M4 QUARTTCH'S CATALOGUE OF
5927 SASCHE (J. G.) Lexicon uniy. Eei NumabiaeYetsbum etpraecipue Graeconim
et Somanorum cum observat. antiq. geogr. cliroii. etc. et passim c. explic. mono-
gramm. Tom. I — 6. Pars I. (A — Z). Supplementorum tomi 1, 2, 3 (A— J) quite
COMPLETE, as far as published, 13 vols. 8vo. hf. qf, gt, £6. Lipsiae, 1786-1804
6928 the same, 13 vols. 8vo. whole calf, f>ery neat, £6. 10* 1786-1804.
An excellent and very learned work, indispensable to Antiquaries and Classical Scholars.
In 1853, Borrell's copy fetched £8. ; 1854, Gardner's copy, russia, £7. 18*; 1859, Bordon's,
hf. bd. £^, 1 7« 6d.
** Besides this ?ery elaborate work Rasche published several other works on the coins of the
ancients. He officiated for nearly forty years as a clei^gyman in Saxony, and died in 1805, in the
72nd year of age." — MacCulloch.
*< Un des livres les plus remarquables de la Science Numismatique, travail prodigienx de pa-
tience et d'eradition. C'est sans contredit un des ouvrages de Numismatique ks [dns utiles qui
existent." — Hennin,
6929 B.ENAULDIN, Etudes sur les M^decins Numismatistes, 8vo. a singularUf well exe-
cuted work, sd. Is 6d jPa?ns, 1851
6930 BENESSE-Breidbach (Comte C. W. de) Histoire Numismatique de TEveche et
Principaut^ de Li^ge, 8vo. with 7S vlcUes, hf, qf. uncut, 14* Bruxl 1831
6931 ■ Mes Loisirs, Amusemens Numismatiques, 3 vols. 8vo. hf. cf. 5* 1836-36
6932 EEVUE NUMISMATIQUE, puBLiiiB pab Cabtieb et L. de la Saussaye,
du ler Janvier 1836 a Novembre 1858 incL, et la table des 20 premiers volumes
— together 24 vols. 8vo. quite complete, many plates and engravings, in parts,
VEBY babe, £20. Paris, 1836-58
6933 Eevub Numismatique Beige, Vols. I.-IV. Syo. plates, sd. 15* Brux. 1842-48
6934 BICCIO (Gennaro), Le monete deUe antiche famiglie di Boma, fino alio impera-
tore Augusto inclusivamente co'suoi zecchieri, dette monete consolari, disposte
per ordine alfabetico, etc. 4to. viii. et 288 pp., leaf qf errata, and 72 plates of
Coins, A/! morocco, wncut, 30* Napoli, 18^
6935 BUDIN& (E.) Annals of the Coinage of Great Britain and its Dependencies,
third edition enlarged, 3 vols. 4to. illustrated hy several heautifiu figures oj
coins on 159 plates, cloth, £3. 1 6* 1840
6936 SAINTHILL (Richard, of Cork) An Olla Podrida : or Scraps, Numismatic,
Antiquarian, and Literary, 2 vols, royal 8vo. portraits of Sir T. D. Acland,
Dr, Aquila Smith and others, plates qf coins, cloth, printed for private circu~
lation only, £2. 16* 1844-63
6937 Numismatic and other Crumbs, Syo. pl.bs Cork, privately printed, 1858
6938 Savot (L.) Discours sur les M^dailles antiques, 4to. stained,vellum,is6d Par. 1627
6939 SCHOEN VISNER (Steph.) Catalogus Numorum Hungarice, ac Transilvaniae In-
stituti Nationalis Szechenyiani, 2 vols. 8vo, and folio Atlas of 107 plates, sd,
rare, 25* Pestini, 1807-8
An appendix by J. F. Miller de Brasso appeared in 1810. The title to the Atlas has saffei«d
from dust.
6940 SciLLA, Notizia delle Monete Fontificie antiche e moderne sino all' anno 15 di
Clemente XI., 4to. vellum, 12* JSoma, 1715
6941 ' the same, 4to. labge papeb, Jrom the Earl of Shrewshv/rys library^
vellum, 16* 1715>
6942 Scotti della Rarita delle Medaglie Antiche, sm. 8vo. 442 pp. hf. cf 3* Fir. ISlS
6943 SESTINI (D.) Lettebe e Dissebtazioni Numismatiche, Fibst Sebies, Vol. li
to IV: CoUezione Ainslieana, lAvomo, 1789-90 — Vol. V. CoUezione Ainslieana ell
di altri Musei, Firenze, 1821 — Vol. VI. Museo EjiobelsdorfSano, Berlino, 1804 — '\
Vol. VII. Museo Nazionale di Francia, ib. 1805 — Vol. VIII. Museo Regio di^ ■
Berlino e di altri Musei, ib. 1805 — Vol. IX. Museo Ducale di Gotha e Continua-, 1
zione del Museo Nationale di Francia, ib. 1806 — together 9 vols, in 6, 4to. labobT- •
papeb, many plates, hf. bd. vellum, 1789-1806* \
Lettere e Dissertazioni Numismatiche, Second Sebies, 9 vols. 4to. plates, -
sd. Milano, Sfc. 1813-20 \
Descriptio Numismatum e Museo olim de Camps nunc Bibl. Berol. 1808
Meda^ie antiche relative alia Confederazione degli Achei,p^^e*, Mila/no, 1817
Descrizione de^li Stateri Antichi, 9 plates Firenze, 1817
i . Descrizione delle Medaglie Ispane nel Museo Hedebvabiano, VoL I. II. HI.
r e Continuazione, being 4 vols, with 41 plates Firenze, 1818-29
r Medaglie Antiche greche. Parte Europea, 2 vols. 6 plates ib: 1830
NUMISMATA, MfiDALLIC HISTORY. 865
■ ■ ■■ I - — — — — — ■
Descrizione di inolte Meda^lie antiche greche in piu Mnsei, 14 plates tb. 1828
Medaglie greche del Museo di Crestiano Federigo di Dajieia&TCB., 2 plates 1821
Medaglie greclie del Museo di C. d'Ottavio Fontana di Trieste, 3 vols. 43
plates— Serie Consolare, 4 plates ih. 1822-27
' Medaglie greche del Museo del Barone St. di Chaudoib, 6 plates ih, 1831
Together, the whole set, 34 yols. with many thousand engravings qf Rare
hitherto undescrihed Coins, £12. 10s 1789-1831
As the blading of this valuable Numismatic Series would require particular care, Mr. Q. pro-
poses to bind it into ten volumes, each with contents lettered.
5944 Simon's Irish Coins, with SneUing's Supplement, 4to. I2plates, hds. lOs Dub, 1810
5945 Smyth (Capt. W. H.) Descriptive CatfQogue of a Cabinet of Eoman Imperial
Large Brass Medals, 4to. with autograph of the author, eloth, 16s
Not printed for sale, 1836
5946 SMYTH'S (Adm. W. H.) descriptive Catalogue of a Cabinet of Koman FamUj
Coins, belonging to the Duke of Nobthumbebland, 4to. cloth, Privately
printed, £2. 16* 1866
5947 Sfanhemii Dissertationes de prsestantia etusu Numismatum Antiquorum, 2 vols.
folio, plates of coins, vellum, ISs Lond, 1717
Priced, Large Paper, 1832, 37, 40, 48, Payne and Fobs, mor. £5. 5*.
5948 SPIES (J. J.) Brandenburgische Historische Miinzbelustigungen, 5 vols. sm. 4to,
numerous cuts of medals, ducats, dollars, and ot/ier coi/ns, seals, etc, half hound
calf, V^s Anspach, 1768-74
5949 THOMAS (E.) Coins of the Patan Sultans of Hindustan, 8vo. 1 plates, 5#;
cloth, 6« ; hf, hd. Is 6d 1847
5950 Supplementary Contributions, reprinted from the Delhi edition, hut
without the enaravings, very rare, 10s London, 1852
5951 the Epoch of the Sah Kings of Surashtra, illustrated by their Coins,
8vo. toith 7 plates, cloth, 9s As, Sac, 1848
Mr. Thomas was tor several years " The British Resident'' at Delhi, and had there peculiar
advantages in collecting and describing the Coins of the Mohammedan Rulers of India. His works
are of the greatest historical value. For Mr. Thomas's edition of " Prinsep's Indian Antiquities"
see ante. Class <* Oriental Books." The great merits of Thomas's literary labours are pointed out
in a Review [attributed to Professor Max. MUllerJ of that work in '* The Guardian, Oct. 20.
1858." The reviewer concludes by saying, '* We hope that Mr. Thomas may continue his researches
in the same spirit, and that, with the materials which he has collected, he will soon give us '* Thomas's
Indian Antiquities."
5952 Tychsen, Introductio in Hem Numariam Muhammedanomin, 12mo. with QjplctteSg
hds. bs JRostochtt, 17d4
6953 VAILLANT, Nmnismata Aerea Imperatorum Augnstorom et Caesanim, in Co-
loniis, etc. ex omni modnlo percnssa, folio, cuts, calf, 10s Paris, 1688
6954 Arsacidarum et ArchcBnenidarum Imperium, 2 vols. 4to. cuts qf coins^
calf, 10s 6d Pam, 1725
5955 Numismata Imperatomm Eomanorum, a Julio Caesare ad Fostamnm
usque, cum appendice a Postumo ad Constantinum, 3 vols. 4to. numerous plates
of coins, old calf neat, 21s JSoma, 1743
5956 Velasquez, Ensayo sobre los Alphabetos de las Letras desconocidas, que se en-
cuentran en las mas Antiguas MedaUas, y Monumentos de Espana, 4to. witk
20 plates, hf, calf, 7s 6d Madrid, 1762
6957 VEKKADE (P.) Muntboek beyattende de Namen en Afbeeldinjzen van Munten,
feslagen in de zeven voormalig yereenigde Nedeblandsche Pboyincien, etc.
vols. 4to. 228 plates, and duplicates of pUUes 1 to 12 with variations, hoards,
£2. 10* Delft, 1831-48
6958 Yeemiglioli, della Zecca e delle Monete Perugine, 4to. with ^folding plates, sd,
10s Perugia, 1816
6959 VIGNOLII (J.) Antiquiores Pontificum Eomanorum Denarii, cum notis B. ilo-
ravantis, small 4to. cuts qf Coins, interleaved with writing paper, red morocco
super extra, 18* JRoma, 1734
5960 VOSSBERG, G-eschichte der Preussischen Miinzen und Siegel von friihester
Zeit bis zumEnde der Herrschaft des Deutschen Ordens, 4to. 20 plates qf Coins
and Seals, If, hd, caff, 10s Berlin, 1843
6961 Walsh (Bev. B.) An Essay on Ancient Coins, Medals and Gems, sm. 8vo. plates^
cloth, 2s 6d ^^^^
^m QUARITCH'S CATALOGUE OF
5962 Waser de antiquis Nnmis Hebraeorum, Chaldaeorum et Syroram, eq. 8yo. cuts,
chth, 3* 6rf Tiguri, 1605
6963 Weston's Historic Notices of Cities in Greece that have struck Coins, Syo. se-
cond edition, hds. bs 1827
5964 WICZAY (C. M. a) Musei Hedervarii in HungariaNmni antiqni GriBci et Latini,
2 Yols. royal 4to. ulbge pafeb, 4Aplaies, calf gilt, rare, 32« Vindobotue, 1814
Mr. Brockett's copy sold for x7. 7*.
5965 WILSON'S Ariana Anti(][ua : A DescriptiYe Account of the Antiquities and
Coins of Afghanistan, with a Memoir on the Buildiugs called Topes, 4to. map
and 36 plates ofBactrian Antiquities and Coins, cloth, £2. 2s 1841
The beat account of Ancient fiactria, or Modem Afghanistan, of equal importance to the
Scholar and to the Antiquary.
This Taloable work is now quite out of print, and will never be reprinted, the plates being
destroyed.
5966 NuMisifATic Tbacts and Minob Wobes. A Yaluable collection, comprising
many rare treatises, in all 20, £2. lOs
Including:
Borrell, M^ailles des Rois de Chypre 1836
Coraini de Minsari alionunque Armeniae Regum
Nnmmis Libumi, 1754
Du Mersan, Cabinet des M^dailles 1838
Goeae, Sale Catalogue of his Collection
Hamburg, 1792
Kdur, Nnmmi Arabic! Argentei Lips, 1724
Klotzii Opuscula Nummaria Haiae, 1772
Levezow, griech Miinzen in Posen gefund 1 833
Longperier, Cabinet deM.de Magnonconr 1840
Medaglie Pontificie Boma, 1824
Millin, les Martinales 1815
Mittheilungen der numismat. Gesellschaft in
Berlin 1846
Reynier, Medailles Antiques Crenhfe, 1818
Snelling, 33 plates of English Medals 1776
Stickel, morgentandische Miinzkunde 1845
Stieglitz, Archaol. Unterhalt. Leip, 1820
Tochon d'Annecy, Antiochus VII. 1815
Wachteri Archaeologia Nummaria Lips» 1 740
ZieiTOgel de Re Nummaria Saiogothica
Upsaliae, 1745
5967 English Gold Coin* Henry YU., Angel, Ist Coinage, m.m. Eose and
Sun united, a very rare coin, 42s
CUBIOSA.
Z. I.ATZN MZSCZ:!.!. AZf IBS, including Mediaeval Xratin
Writerss Mystical Zdteraturey jfiiBtrology, Satires* etc.
5968 Baconi (Fr.) Sermones Fideles, Ethici, Politici, Oeconomici, Accedunt Faher
Fortunae, Colores boni et Mali, etc. 1644 — de Jure et Judicio, 1659 — 2 vols.
in 1, 12mo. vellum, 7s Lugd, JBatav. et JSagae, 1644-59
6969 BOSSUS (M.) de instituendo Sapientia Animo, sm. 4to. sound copy in russia,
gilt edges, 2Ats juononiae, 1495
" Mateo Bosso, by his worth and talenta, conciliated the favour of Lorenzo de Medici. Not
let! conversant with the writings of the ancient philosophers than with the theological studies of his
own times, Bosso was a profound scholar, a close reasoner, and a convincing orator." —Boseoe,
His books are both scarce and held in high estimation.
5970 BouBNB (V.) Poematia, 12mo. Latin and JEnglish, calf, Ss 6d' 1734
'* I love the memory of Vinny Bourne. I think him a better Latin poet than TibuIIus, Pro-
pertinst Ausonina, or any of the writers in his way, except Ovid, and not at all inferior to kim."
Cowper,
6971 Capycius (Scipio) de Vate Maximo, 4»io. first edition, vellum, Zs 6d Neapoli, 1533
5972 Chibii (Consmti Fortunat.) Rhetorica ; Hermogenis Rhetorica ; Priscianns de
Bhetoricae Praeexercit. Basileae, 1526 — ^Musler de Scholis et praeceptoribus
deligendis, Norimb, 1529 — de Subventione Pauperum Hyperiorum, Antv. 1531
— Encomium Brassicarum per St. Aquaeum, Pat^, 1531 — Salmonii Carm^na,
Taris, 1531 — 5 scarce works, in 1 vol. 12mo. very old stamped calf. Coat ofAi^ms
on sides, 9s '^
5973 Dbcembeii (Angeli) Mediolanensis Oratoris clarissima, Politia) LiterarisB liili..
VII. ^r*^ edition, folio, Majors copy, with notes in his autograph relating to tt^^^
rarity of the book, calf gilt back, very scarce, 21* Aug, Find. 154C
Not mentioned by Maittaire, Brunet, and other bibliographers. \
Priced, 1842, Thorpe, £1. 5*. Sold, Aug. 1816, in the Roscoe sale for £3. 10#. »
"Angelus Decembrius, Uberti F. Petri Candidi frater Grammaticus, unus eomm qui tcnebris ^
capita extoUere ensi sunt, saepe rari judicii scriptor, ut G. Barthio dicitar ad CUudiani IT. Cons
Honor." — Sajsius in Onomastico. \
CURIOSA : LATIN MISCELLANIES. Ht
5974 DIBUADII (G.) in G-eometriam Euclidis Demonstratio Linealis, Amkemii, 1603
— Ejnsdem in Geometriam EucHdis Demonstratio numeralis, Lugd, Bat, 1603
— Cataldi (Petri Antonii) Opiisculum de Lineis rectis tequidistantibus et non
sequidistantibus, Bonania, 1603— Cataldo (P. A.) Operetta delle Linee rette
equidistanti, et non equidistanti, Bologna, 1603 — Eomani (Adriani) Problema
ApoUoniacnm, Wtrceburffi, 1596— a collection qf 5 very scarce mathematical
tracts, 4to. bound in old citron mobocco, with the arms qf J, A, Thuanus {De
Thou) stamped in gold on sides, £3. Ss
5975 DissEBTATiONES Ludicrarum et Amoenitatom Scnptores yarii, 24mo. <^. Bs 6d 1644
5976 FOLENGO (Theophilo). Merlini Cocaii poetae Mantuani Macaronicorum opus,
18mo. man^f quaint woodcuts, very fine copy in russia, 9s VeneL 1585
5977 Opus Macaronicum, notis ilmstratum, cui accessit Yocabularinm
Yemacidmn, Etruscum et Latinum, 2 yols. 4to. portrait and vignettes, 1^, hd,
20s Amstelodami, 1768-71
5978 Gbbbi (Eegis Arabum, philosopbi perspicacissimi) Snmma Perfectionis, 12mo.
vellum, 3« %d Oedani, 1682
On Alchemy, early Chemistnr and Astrology.
5979 JO ANNIS PHYSIOPHILI Specimen Monachologiae metbodo Linnaeana, 4to.
d plates of the Ghxrments of all the Monastic Orders, ^ hd. Is 6d Aug, Vind, 1783
6980 — — — tbe same, rojal 4to. Large Paper, hf, russia, 10* 1783
5981 ' tbe same, witb tbe Tract " Pbylantropii Specimen Antimonacbologiae,
1783," 4to. kf.hd.l2s 1783
5982 Opuscula : Monacbologia, Accusatio et defensio PbysiopbUi, Anatomia
Monacbi, ed Martins, 8vo. with Opiates, hf. hd, \0s Aug, Vind, 1784
5983 Moncbologie, nacb Linnaiseber Metbode, 8vo. 2 plates, ^f, mor, 5* 1786
The late Mr. Brown, the eminent Naturalist, possessed the above 6 copies of this most cutting
Satire against the Vices and Characteristics of Monks, in which they are treated as Animals, arranged
according to the Linnaean system.
5984 LoNOOLii (C.) Epistolse, itemBartolom8en8!RicciaBdeImitatione,^n^co2>3r, cAo»09
old French red morocco, gilt hack, marb ledand gilt edges, 12*
Lugd, a/pud tuered, Seb, Ghyphii, 1563
5985 NiPHUS (AuguBtinns) de Pulcbro, 4to. dvUi leaves printed in italic type, vellum,
16s Mpham, 1529
Rare. The only edition Brunet mentions is that of* Lugd. Batav. 1641/ On the colophon
stands * Niphani Nofembris. mdxxix,' but the permission is dated * die vii Decembris, mdxxx.'
5986 Peucbbus de praecipuis Divinationnm generibus, in quo a propbetiis et a pby-
sicis conjecturis discemuntur Artes Diabolicae ; de Astrologia* Magia, Somniis,
Incantationibus, Oraculis, etc. st. sm. 8yo. vellum, 12s Servestae, 1591
5987 PiNAEUs de Integritatis et Corruptionis Yirginnm notis ; Boniaciolns, Plater,
Gassendus et Sebizius de Yirginitate, 12mo. plates, vellum, 2s 6d Lugd, Bat. 1650
5988 EEISCH (Greg.) Margarita Pbilosojpbica, totius pbilosopbiffi rationalis natnralis
et moralis principia duodecim libris dialogice complectens, sm. stout 4bto,fine
woodcuts, old calf gilt, ISs Argent, 1504
5989 another edition, printed on thick papeb, with a different series qfwood'
cuts from the preceding, 4to. ca(^ very neat, fine copy, 36« Venetiis, 1519
'* Ouvrage singulier et fort bien ex^cut^, tant pour la partie typographique que pour les figures
graTees en hois qui s'y trouvent en assez grand nombre, &c." — Brunei, In all the 12 subsequent
editions to 1535, the first part of the title was left out. "This work has exercised a great influenoe
upon the spreading of mathematical and physical knowledge, and Chasles has proved the importance
of Reisch's Encyclopsedia for the History of Mathematical Sciences." — A. voa Humboldt. A
work in twelve books, comprising a distinct treatise on all the seven liberal sciences." — Bumey,
5990 BOSYITH. Poesies latines de Sosritb, religiense saxonne du xe siecle, aveo
nne traduction libre en vers fran^ais, par Vignon E/^tif de la Bretonne, large
8vo. hf, bd. red morocco, uncut, 7s 6d Paris, 1854
5991 S ADOLETI (Jac., CardinaUs) Epistolse, cum Appendice et Yita Sadoleti, 5 vols.
12mo, portrait, good copy in caff, a present to Archd. Coxe from Wm. Mielmoth,
JEsq. of Bath, in 1774, 18* Ronue, 1759-67
Best edition of the Epistolae, containing : Epistolae, Leonis X., dementis YII., Pauli III.,
nomine scriptae ; Epistolae Familiares, 3 vols. ; Epistolarum Appendix accedunt Hier. Migri et
Pauli Sadoleti Titae ac rariora Monumenta.
5992 SIDONTI (C. Sol. ApoUin., Arvemorum Episc ) Opera, cum notis J. Sirmondi,
4to. best edition, Louis X.IVtKs copy, in old red morocco, gilt edges, the sides
S68 QUARITCH'S CATALOGUE OF
and hack covered with the crowned L andjleur-de-lys, and having the royal arms
on sides, all worked in gold, £2. 2s Paris, 1652
" Sidonins, Bishop of Claremont, lived in the fifth century. He was a man learned above the
age he lived in, skilled in all parts of literatnre and science, of a subtle and penetrating wit, and
not an inelegant writer. Of his works about four and twenty poems, and nine book^ of Epistles,
containing many particulars relative to the h^arning and history of the times, are btill extant.'' —
Chalmers. *< His writings, very different from those of Prudentius, bear the stamp rather of Pagan-
ism than of genuine Christianity." — Herbert's Atlila, p. 463. '* Les temoii^nages de cette
epoque (des Goths) contemporaine de massacres, de Pillages, d'Incendies se trouvent dans les lettret
de Sidoine Apollinaire toutes empreintes de la tristesse de son temps." — Barante, Melanges Hist.
ii, p. 22.
6993 Spinoza (B. de) Opera omnia, praefationes vitamque auctoris addidit Paulus,
2 vols, stout 8vo. portraits hds. rare, 15* Jenae, 1802-3
5993* — Saintes, Histoire de la Vie et des Guvrages de Spinosa, 8vo. portrait, sd.
3« Qd Paris, 1842
6994 Stephani (H.) Principum Monitrix Musa. Ejusd. Poemata, sm. 8vo. rtissia
gilt, Dr. Askew^s and WbdhulVs copy, 12* Basil, 1590
6995 MTII (Ex)berti, Burgensis) Locorum controrersoruin libri X. in quibus plurimi
veterum scriptorum loci conferuntur, explicantur, et emendantur multo aliter,
quam hactenus a quoquam factum sit, Florentia, 1583 — Ejusdem pro suis Locis
controversis Assertio adversus Yvonem Villiomarum (J. Scaligerum), ib. 1589-
2 vols. 4to. Baron Meermans copy in old Dutch red morocco, gilt edges, with
his book-plate pasted on the inside covers, £2. 10s
This copy originally sold for £5. 5«, and was afterwards priced by Thorpe £2. 1 2$ 6d. Hib-
bert's copy fetched £1. 17#.
These two volumes are very rare ; the second, which is directed against the criticisms of J.
Scaliger, under the name of Villiomarus, is so exceedingly scarce, that i never saw another copy ;
nor ever knew a scholar who possessed the book, indeed few know its existence.
Rev, J. Mi(ford, ]S^l
" Ce traite fit honneur a I'erudition de Taufeur, et excita la bile de Joseph Scaliger, qui i'at-
taqna en ennemi et d'une maniere tres violente. Titi defendit son livre en 1589, en vrai savant,
et r^pondit a la critique injuste et violente de Sculiger, sans lui rendre injures pour injures."
Dictionnaire UniverseL
6996 Tobacco. Cohausen, Baptus ecstaticus in Montem Pamassum, in eoque Yisus
Satyrorum Lusus cum nasis tobaco-prophoris, 12mo. calf, 2s 6d Amst, 1726
5997 Vanini (Jul. Cses.) Amplutheatrum aetemffi providentiee divino-magicum, chris-
tiano-physicum, nee non astrologo-catholicum adversus veteres Pldlosophos,
Atheos, Epicureos, Peripatetices et Stoicos, small 8vo. red morocco, goldhwders,
scarce, 14* Lugd, 1616
6998 Vebgilii (Polydori) de Eerum inventoribus libri VIII. et de Prodigiis fibri III.
12mo. engraved title, apoftrait inserted, vellum, uncut, 18* Amst. JSlz, 1671
'* Des exemplaires non rognes ont 6te vendus 74 fr. F. Didot ; 58 ft, Coalon ; 44 fr. Lab^doy.*'
BruneL
6999 ViDJE (M. H.) Poemata omnia, curantibus J. A. et C. Vulpiis, 2 vols. 4to. por-
trait, calf gilt, 1^* Patavii, 1731
6000 WoLFii (Job.) Lectionum Memorabilium et Eeconditarum Centensrii XVI,
2 vols, folio, engraved titles, portrait of the author, and numerous curious wood'
cuts including figures of monsters, representations of extraordinary Phenomena,
etc. ; original edition, with the best impressions of the woodcuts, nice clean
copy, in old English calf, ornamented sides, £2. 2s X/avinga, 1600
Sold at the Roxburgh sale for £6. 1 6« 6d. This prodigious repertory appears never to have
received that accurate and minute description to which its contents give it so decided a claim. The
compiler, Wolfius, is said to have been employed on it during the greater part of his life, diligently
transcribing from more than three thousand authors, chiefly Protestant, all the Anecdotes, Uistori-
ettes, Memorable Events, Sketches, Epigrams, Remarkable Prophecies, and an indescribable variety
of other matters, which seemed worthy of insertion. Many of these relate to eminent English-
men, and are probably extract^-d from some of our publications of the fifteenth century, with which
ttie editor may have become acquainted during his r^-sidence in this country, as Ambassador from
the Electors Palatine. — Though fragments constitute the leading feature of the work, yet frequently
large and entire pieces are introduced, for example : the Satirical Poetry of Walter Mapes, (who
distinguished himself for his wit, under K. Henry II., K. John, and K. Richard.) — A curious
Comparison between Christ and Antichrist in verse, occupying 36 columns. — L. Capilupii Cento
Virgilianns, — and various others. — The following lively notice contained in Dibdin s Decameron
BOOKS ON VELLUM ; SPECIMENS OP OLD BINDING. 369
mhj be appropriately subjoined. '* On a rainy or a snowy day, when all looks sad and dismal
without, my worthy friend and neighbour, Phormio, sometimes gives me a call, — and we have a rare
set to at my old ^vourite volumes — the ' Lectionea Memorabiles et recondiicB * of Wolfius, — a
common-place book of as tnany curious and extraordinary occurrences, as ever were introduced
into two ponderous folios. The number of strange cuts in it used to amuse my dear children,—
whose parent, from the remembrance of the past, still finds a pleasiii;^ recollection in looking at
them."
ZI. SVBCZMENS OF PRZlfTZlfG, in carious types;
Books printed on VEI^ZilJlMI. or Coloured Paper; Specimens
^ of Old BZNDZNG. ^ ^
6001 Galthebi (Plulippi) Alexandreidos Libri decern nunc primiim in Gallia Galli-
cisque Ckaractenbus editi, small 4to. 84 leaves in Scri/pt-type (Lettres de CwilitS)
VEEY iBiAB,Ji,Jine copy, red morocco, gilt edges, hy F, Bedford, jG3. 10«
iMgduni excudehat Rohertus Gra/njon, 1558
Fricedy 1827, Thorpe, morocco, £Z, 3* ; sold in Marsh's sale for £2. 6«., in Watson Taylor's
for £Z' hS', in Mr. Dent* s wanting the title and first leaf, for £2. Ms, and in the White Knights
for ;£2. 1*. A mnch inferior copy fetched at Mitford*s sale, Dec. 20, 1859, at Sotheby's £Z, 6«.
" Cette Edition exccutde en caracteres cursifs, dits de civility, est pen commune et assez re-
cherchee. * * — Brunet.
A scarce poetical Romance. The author, a native of Lille, was Bishop of Magnelone in Lan-
gnedoc, and was esteemed one of the best Latin Poets of his age. He is considered the author of
the well-known Proverb " Incidis in Scyllam cupiens vitare Chary bdin," which occurs at folio 42
iu this Poem.
Galeottus Martins, who died in 1476, was the first to discover the author of the line in question,
see Menagiana, edit. 1729, vol. i. p. 173. Erasmus was ignorant of this author, although we learn
from Henricus Gandavensis de Scriptoribus Eccle:$iasticis, that the Alexandreis had been read in ihe
schools. Barthius also, in his notes to Claudian, has words to the same effect Freinsheim, how-
ever, in bis Comment on Quintus Curtius, confesses that he had never seen the work of Gaul tier.
Shakspeare, who caught the ray of every gem , has embodied this line in his Merchant of Venice,
Act 111. Scene 5. See Steven's Shakspeare, edit. 1793, vol. v. pp. 490-2.
6002 APIANI Chobogbaphia Bayabiae : Besehreibung Obem nnd Nidem Bavem,
ob.fol. 25 maps engraved on copper by P. Weiner, surrounded by Arabesques at.d
Coats of Arms, pbinted upon vellum, interleaved with a MS. Contents of euc h
map, very rare if not unique in this state, hf bd. vellum, £10. P(1550)
6003 Feudal Laws i Beau Traict^ de la Diversity de Nature des Fiefs en Flandres,
royal 8vo. printed, from a 'Manuscript voritten about the middle of the XVIth
century, on bose coloubed paper, russia extra, gilt edges and silk linings,
ISs Gand. 1839
6004 FROMMENT, les Actes et Gestes merveilleux de la citd de Geneve, nouvelle-
ment convertie k I'Evangille, redigez en fourme de Chroniques, commencant
1532 ; mis en lumiere par Revilliod, 8vo. xxxii, 250 and ccxvi pp. numerous
idlings, printed on coloubed papeb, vellum, uncut, SOs Geneve, 1854
6005 Gennaei (G.) Annali della Citta di Padova, 2 vols, in 1, 4to. the only copy pritited
on large thick blu^ paper, done expressly for the Count Tomiiano, with his auto-
graph, vellum, uncut, £2. 10s Bassano, 1804
6006 MACHAZOR Italicum sive Judiacarum Precum totius Anni Italici Eitus ad
Us am Hebrseorum, Hebraice, 12mo. 351 leaves, printed upon vellum, unique,
black morocco, gilt edges, iTlO. Bologna, 1558
The Headingfs to eacn division, as well as the Tntitnlations to each Prayer, are in LETTsas of
gold. Neither Van Praet nor Brnnet mentions this beautifally printed edition, and no copy of it
is to be found in the Grenville Collection.
b'heet 32 has 10 leaves, all the rest 8 leaves each.
6007 THOMSON, les Saisons, poeme, traduit de I'anglais (par Mme. Bontemps) 8vo.
beautifully printed on laboe blue papeb, cf. extra, gt. edges, ^OsPar. Didot, 1795
VeiT few copies were printed on Blue Paper.
6008 ARISTIDIS ORATIONES, interprete Gul. Cantero, Graece et Latine, 3 vols.
in 2, sm. 8vo. a beautiful copy in choice old red morocco, the back and sides elabo^
rately tooled in excellent taste, gilt edges, a fine specimen of a rare style of tooling,
£2. 10s (Genevan) Oliva Pauli Stephani, 1604
6009 BIBLE (English). The Holy Bible, containing the Old Testament and the
New ; the whole Book of Psalms, collected into English metre by Sternholdand
Hopkins -together 3 vols, in 1, small 8vo. engraved title by Vaughan.,fixKA co^^.
370 QUARITCH'S CATALOGUE OF
in old EtmUsK red morocco, tooled hack and sides, gilt edges, in heawtjfiil preser*
vation, £2. 2s Cambridge, John Meld, 1661
Sold in Hollis' sale for £Z, 13# 6/f. A rare edition, containing an important substitution in
tbe Acts, chap. vi. verse 3, where, instead of * we may appoint,* is * ye may appoint'
6010 Novum Testamentum Gbjecum, folio, ruled with red lines, a superb specimen of
a rare style of red morocco binding, the back and sides covered with elaborate
tooling of excellent design and workmanship, somewhat in the Grolier style, but
differing by the greater freedom and by the introduction of floriated ornament;
the whole has just been cartfully revived by a first -rate London binder, £5« 5«
Lutetiae, ex offic, JB* Stephani, 1550
In ordinary bindings, the above has been priced, by Treuttel, mor. £1. 12«; 1847, Nattali,
old calf, ;^1. 16#> Heath's copy in mor. fetched £4. 4«} Roscoe's, £2.; Devonshire duplicate,
£l,lis6d.
** This is the splendid and critical edition of R, Stephen^ which has so justly excited the admi-
ration of the curious and learned. It contains various readings in the margin from the sixteen MSS.
(including the Complutensian edition) which were consulted in tbe formation of the preceding ones }
and the text is allowed to be not only more correct than that of the foregoing editions^ but to be the
parent of almost all the subsequent ones. Its intrinsic excellence has not only been acknowledged
by every Bibliographer, but its celebrity has placed Stephen, the editor as well as printer, on a foot-
ing with the most distinguished literary characters in Europe." SeeDibdin's Bibl. Spencer. V.p. 102.
6011 BIBLIA Sacra Yulgatse Editionis, 4to. ruled with red lines, frontispiece and
numerous vignettes, a beauttfuUy printed hook, in old red morocco, the back and
sides covered with an elaborate tooling of the period, the gilding in parts slightly
faded, but the design still quite perfect, £2. 2s Parisiis, e typog. JEtegia^ 1653
For an account of the edition, see Dibdin's Bibl. Spencer., YIL p. 53.
ZZZ, PROVERBS.
6012 FLOEIATI Froyerbiorum trilingmum Collectanea^ Latina, Italia et Hispana,
sm. 4to. 340 pp. vellum, clean copy, 30* Napoli, 1636
This very choice collection of Italian and Spanish Proverbs is unknown to Nopitsch and other
bibliographers.
6013 Macdonnel's Dictionary of Quotations, from the Latin, Frencli, Greek, Spanish
and Italian, with translations and illustrations, 12mo. 4/> bd, 4a Qd 1811
6014 M]EEY, Histoire g^n^rale des Proverbes, Adages, Sentences, et Apophtliegmes,
3 vols. 8vo. sd. 12* Paris, 1828
6015 Nopitsch, Literatur der Sprichworter, 8vo. 2s Number^, 1833
6016 Select Pboyebbs, Italian, Spanish, French, English, Scottish, British (or
Welsh), Italian, Spanish and French with JEnglish translations, 12nio. calf,
8* 1707
6017 Arabic* Meidanii Proverbia Arabica, notis iUustrayit Schultens, 4to. 454
proverbs in Arabic and Latin, hf bd. calf, 7s 6rf Lugd. Bai, 1795
6018 Chinese* DAVIS (Sir John F.) Chinese Novels, translated from the originals,
to which are added Proverbs and Moral Maxims, 8vo. cloth, 3# 6c? 1822
6019 ■ Chinese Moral Maxims, with a free and verbal translation, affording ex-
amples of the grammatical structure of the Language, 8vo. cL 7s Qd Macao, 1823
6020 Danisha MEYER (J.) Dictionnaire des Proverbes Danois, 4to. 32 and bGSpp,
in Danish, with a French translation, good copy in calf, ^^ Copenhague, 1767
** Vol. peu commun et assez recherch6," — Brunei,
0021 Dutch* Ttjinman, de Oorsprong en Uitlegging van Nederduitsche Spreek-
woorden, 2 vols, in 1, with Supplements of Weather Proverbs, the School of
Salerno, etc. stout sm. 4to. vellum, fine copy, 10* Middelhwrg, 1726-27
GC22 English* Janua Linguakum, turned irbm the Spanish into English by Wm.
Welde, editio quarta, sm. 4to. containina several hundred proverbs in jEnglish
and Latin, calf, 20* Lond, execudeoat H. L, impensis Matt. Lownes, 1621
6 )23 Bay's (Eev. J.) JEnglish Proverbs, also the most esteemed of the Scotch, Italian,
French, Spanish and other Languages, the fourth edition, 1768 — ^Say's Collec-
tion of English Words not generally used, with their Significations : Glossaries
of North, South and East Country Words, Glossarium Northanhymbricum,
1768 — 2 vols, in 1, 8vo. bright old calf gilt, 10*
C021 French* Bellingen I'Etymologie ou explication des Proverbes Francois,
divisee en trois livres, par chapitre en forme dc dialogue, 12mo. original bind*
ing, 15* -^a Haye, Ad. ilacq. 1656
Vtiaaie peu commun et ves-recherch^. Vendu jusqu'a 38 fr. 50 c. Labedoy. — Brumt.
CURIOSA t SPECIMENS OF OLD BINDING ; PROVERBS. 871
6025 CsAFELET, Proverbes et Dictons Populaires, avec les Dits du Mercier ct des
Marchands, et les Crieries de Pans, aux Xllle et XlVe Sidles, par G. A.
Crapelet, impl. 8vo. fafieb t>*'H.0LJjJlvde, facsimiles, hds, 21* Paris, 1831
Only? copies were printed on Large Dutch Paper.
6026 DiCTiONNAiKB dcs Proverbes Francois, et des Faxons de Parler comiques. Bur*
lesques et Familieres, etc. avec I'explicatioii et les Etymologies les plus ay^r^es,
12mo. calf, 5* Paris, 1749
6027 DicTiONNAiEB des Proverbes Fran^ais, 8vo. 418 pp. sd, 7s 6d Paris, 1821
6028 Matinees S^nonoises, ou Proverbes Fran^ais, 8vo. 548 pj). calf, 7s 6d Sens, 1789
6029 PROVEEBES Fbancais (Le livre des) par le Boux de Lincy, avec un Essai but
la Philosophie de Sancho Pan9a par F. Denis, 2 vols. 12iuo. kf. veUum,
7s 6d Paris, 1843
6030 tbe same, 2 vols, in 1, 12mo. hf russia, 7s 1842
6031 QuiTABD, Etudes sur les Proverbes Fran^aiscontenantrExplicationd'un grand
nombre de Proverbes oubli^s dans tons les recueils, 8vo. ^ calf, 6s Paris, 1860
6032 CraeliCa Mackintosh's Collection of Gaelic Proverbs, 12mo. Gaelic and
English, hds, 5« JEdiribuvgh, 1819
6033 Germans Eiselein's Spricbworter und Sinnreden des deutschen Yolkes
Alter und neuer Zeit, 8vo. sewed, 3« 6rf Freihttrg, 1840
6034 FRANCK'S Sprichworter, Sohone, Weise, Herzliche Clufifreden unnd Hoff.
spriich, zusammen tragen in ettlich Tausent inn lustig hoflicli Teutsch bekiirzt*
2 vols, in 1, sm. 4to. 6, 163 and 211 leaves, original stamped vellum binding^
rare, 20* Franckenfirt am Meyn, 1641
6035 Sfeichwoetee, das ist, scbone, weise und kluge Redcn, darinnen Teutscher
unnd anderer Spraacben Hoflicbeit, Zier, bochste Vemunfft und Klugbeit
gespurt und begnffen, stout 16mo. hf, calf, 5* Franchfurt, 1591
6036 Zinkgbafen's Deutacbe Apopbtbegmata : Teutscber Nation Klug-aussge-
sprocbene Weissbeit, 18mo. vellum, is 6d Leyden, 1644
6037 Ztalian. Gabuffi, I'Antidoto de* Malinconici, 12mo. witb * Cento Proverbi
Rabinici,* vellum, 7s 6d Bimino, 1687
6038 Pescetti (Orlando) Proverbi Italiani — Proverbi Italiani et Latini per uso de
fanciulli — in 1 vol. 18mo. vellum, fine copy, 18* Verona, 1002
(5039 tbe same, anotber edition, 2 vols, in 1, 18mo. vellum, 15* Venetia, 1629
6040 Rampoldi Proverbi e Sentenzo Proverbiali, 18mo. 562 pp. setoed, 3* Milano, 1852
60*11 ILatin. Ebasmi Adagiorum Opus, copioso locupletatum auctario, folio, printed
in italic type, engraved woodcut border round title, clean copy, 7s 6d
Lugduni, S. G-ryphius, 1529
" The Adagia of Erasmus contains a collection of about 5000 Proverbs, gathered from a con-
Btant study of the ancients. Erasmus, blest with the genias which could enliven a foHo, delighted
himself and all Europe by the continued accessions he made to a volume, which even now may be
the companion of literary men for a winter day's fire-side.*' — D*l8raeli.
60 i3 mialtese* Vassallt, Motti, Aforismi e Proverbii Maltesi raccolti ed inter-
prctati con note fidologicbe, 8vo. bds, 5* Malta, 1828
6013 Persian and HindOOStanee* Roebuck's Proverbs, and Proverbial
Phrases in tbe Persian and Hindoostanee Langu^es, compiled and translated
chiefly by the late Capt. T. Roebuck, edited by Professor H. H.Wilson, stout
8vo. kf hd, rare, 36* Calcutta, 18f 4
In addition to the translation of the Proverbs, many of them are further illustrated by a com-
parison with the analogous proverbial phrases of the West, and by an explanation of their tendency,
or the circumstances on which they are founded.
^H)44 Scottish* Kelly's collection of Scottish Proverbs, explained to tbe English
Reader, 12mo. hds, 6* 1818
6045 Spanish. Collins' Dictionary of Spanish Pboveebs, compiled from tbe best
authorities in tbe Spanish Language, translated into English, with e^lanatory
illustrations from tbe Latin, Spani3i and English Authors, sm. 8vo. 302 pp. clothe
Ss 1828
*'I am of opinion, Sancho, that there is no Proverb which is not true, because they are all
sentences drawn from experience itself, the Mother of all the Sciences."— Don Quixote, part Leap. 21,
6046 Lopez dc MendoQa (Inigo) Proverbios, 24mo. calf, bs Anvers, 1594
6017 NUNEZ (H.) Refranes o Proverbios en Castcllano, por el orden Alfabctico, re-
vistos y enmendados por Luis de Leon, 4 vols. 16mo. calf, 28* Madrid, 180<
*' Cette derni^re editioa renferme de nombreuses augmentations."— B; tenet.
37t QUARITCH'S CATALOGUE OF
6048 OuDiK, Eefranes Castellanofi : Froverbes espagnols et fraii9ois, 2de ^dition^ 12mo.
calf, 78 Paris, 1609
6049 another edition, with " Cartas en Eefranes de Blasco de Garay/' 18mo.
vellum^ 7s 6d Brux. 1612
6060 PEKEZ DE HEEEEEA (Christ.) Proverbios Morales y consejos Christianos,
small 4to. large woodcuts of Proverbs and JEmhlemSffine copy of a scarce edition
qf Spanish Poems, bds. 36s Madrid, 1733
6061 SOKAPAN de Eieros (Dr. Juan) Medicina Espafiola, contenida en Proverbios
vulgares de nostra Lengua, stout small 4to. vellvm, rare, 30« Madrid, 1616
EABLT PRINTED BOOKS, ROMANCE LITERATURE.
L ENGZiAND.
6062 AETHUE of Little Bbitain. The History of that Valiant Ejiight Arthur of
Little Britain, a Eomance of Chivalry, translated by Lord Bemers, and now
edited by XJtterson, 4to. with a double set of 26 plates, one set coloured qfter
ancient tlluminated manuscripts, blue morocco extra, with joints and gilt leaves^
£5. 10* 1814
Copies with illuminated plates have been priced, 1817, Baldwin, mor. £7.; 1843, morocco,
£9. hi ; 1822, Baldwin, mor. £^. ; Hibbert's copy fetched, £5. lOtf ; 1857, Utterson's copy,
mor. £Q, lbs,
" The editor of this elegant volume uses extraordinary diligence in tracing out the name of the
original writer of the above Romance, the time of its composition, and other much wished for par-
ticulars." — Holmes* Catalogue.
6063 Bbowne (T., Dr, ofPhusich) Hydriotaphia, Ume-Buriall, or a Discourse of the
Sepulchrall Umes lately found in Norfolk, with the Grarden of Cyrus, 12mo.
frontispiece ofii urns, first edition, old calf, 7s Qd 1668
This copy has a frontispiece to the Garden of Cyrus and 3 leaves at the end, not mentioned by
Lowndes. ** One of the most beautiful works of this admirable anthor/* — Quarterly Review,
6064 DiGOEs (Thos.) Geometrical practical Treatize named Pantometria : Longimetra,
Planimetra, and Stereometna, folio, many woodcuts and diagrams, old binding,
7s Qd London, Jeffes, 1691
6066 FEEEMASONEY : Manuscbipt (English) on the History of Freemasonry,
written on 24 leaves in a large clear hand, sm. folio size, a curious mawuscript,
3* Qd (P 1700)
6066 HOAEE (Sir Eichard Colt) Eecollections Abroad, from 1786 to 1791 inclusive,
(during his Travels in France, Germany, Istria, Italy, Sicily, Malta, Abruzo,
&C.) 4 vols, royal 8V0. uncut, PBIVATBLY PBINTBD, EXTBEHiELY BABE, £12.
Bath, 1816-18
Priced 1847, Thorpe, mor. £25. ; Lowndes mentionE only 3 vob. and says that Coxe'scopy
fetched, £11. U,
• Only Twenty- five Copies of Vols. I. and II. and Fifty of the Vob. III. and IV. of this
interesting work were privutely printed, to be given as presents to the friends of the noble baronet,
vehose writings are mncii coveted by antiquarians and collectors in general. It contains a descriptioa
of his four several journeys from London to Paris, Lyon, Turin, Milan, Parma, Modena, Bologna,
Florence, Rome, Naples, Geneva, Loreto, Ancona, Rimini, through Switzerland, Holland, Belgium ,
Sicily, Malta, &c., with description qf each placet the paintings, curiosities, Sue, forming a most
valuable acquisition to the traveller, artist, or connoisseur. The above copy is numbered 9 and
was presented to T, 8. Champneyst Esq,, with the author* s autograph, and it is believed to bb
THE third COMPLETE ONE WHICH HAS EVER OCCURRED FOR SALE.
'* Vol. I. contains the Recollections of the Author, the late Sir Richard Colt Hoare, Bart., in
France and Italy. Vol. IT. Recollections of Germany, Istria and Italy. Vol. III. Sicily and
Malta. Vol. IV. Italy, Abruzzo, &c. Of Vols. I. and II. twenty-five copies only were printed.
Vols. III. a^d IV. fifty copies." — Martinis bib liogr, -catalogue of privately printed Books.
6057 PUECHAS (Samuel) Theatre of Political! Flying-Insects, wherein especially
the Nature, the Worth, the Work, the Wonder, and the manner or Bight-
ordering of the Bee, is discovered and described, 2 vols, in 1, 4to. caff, 16s 1657
** An amusing work upon the natural history of Bees.'* — Lowndes,
1058 EEGIMEN Sanitatis Salerni ; or the Schoole of Salemes E/cdment of Health,
b- enlarged by P. (hilemon) H. (oil and). WTiereunto is annexed a nocesiary Dis-
f course of all sorts of Fishes, sm. 4to. ISloctl UtUr, old calf, rare, 20s 1649
CURIOSA : EARLY PRINTED BOOKS ; ROMANCE LITERATURE. 873
6059 St. Geobgb and the Dbagon. Pettingall (J.) Dissertation on the Original of
the Equestrian Figure of the Greorge and iiie Grarter, cuts, imperfect, n, d, —
St. George and the Dragon, Anglice, Mercurius Poeticus, to the Tune of " the
Old Souldjour of the Queens," &c. a curious broadside of 20 verses, n. d. — St.
George and the Dragon, a single sheet song, J". Turner, Coventry — St. George,
Chief Champion of England, a curious large woodcut, with 28 tines (in verses)
underneath, an extbemely babe bboadside, &c. Aldermary Chwrckyard; 21«
6060 Thomas (T. of Wareham) Observations on the Iliad, introductory to a View of
the Origin, etc. of Heathen Worship, n. d, — View of the Origin, Progress, and
Diyersity of Heathen Worship antecedently to the Christian iBevelation, 1808 —
Appendix, containing Observations on Homer's attachment to Eastern Idolatry,
1809 — History of the Iteign of Solomon, !King of Judsea,. in continuation of the
View, etc. 1813 — History of the Demolition and Kebuilding of Solomon's
Temple, 181&— 5 rare tracts, in 1 vol. 8vo. hf russia, 16s 1808-16
These 6 tracts form one con tinned treatise on Heathen Worship ; they contain articles on primi-
tiTe worship. Worship of Animals, worship of the heavenly luminaries, worship of the elements, etc
6060*TOLAND*S (John) Miscellaneous Works, with Life by Des Maizeaux, 2 vols.
8vo. old calf, rare, 12s 1747
Contains a Specimen of the Critical History of the Celtic Religion and Learning, with an
Acoonnt of the Druids. — Catalogus vocum quarundam Armoricarum quas Hibemicas esse deprehendL
-^Vocabularium Armorico-Hibemicum. — -iSpecimen of the Armorican language. — Conjectura vero
similis de prima Typographiae Inventione. — De Jordano Bruno. — An Account of Jordano Bruno's
celebrated Book. — Books ascribed to the Apostles. ~ Secret History of Uie South Sea Scheme. — ^The
Primitife Constitution of the Christian Church, with Account of the principal Controversies, &c.— «
Letters. — Appendix, etc.
ZZ. FRANCE* BURGUND*7> Fl^AXfDERS.
e061 EOMTVfANT DE LA EOSE. " O^ rartdamours est toute enclose" (conxmenc^
par Guillaume de Loris et achev^ par Jean de Menn diet Clopinel) an eably
MANUSCBiFT, on 134i Icavcs of Yellum, with 18 Miniatures, folio, veau faw^e,
gilt back and edges, £36. 8aec. XIV.
A very early and fine manuscript of this celebrated poem, adorned with numerous capitals and
eighteen miniature paintings, probably written shortly after its completion by an English or Anglo-
Norman Scribe, the last three leaves are in a more recent hand.
6062 Alexis (Fr^re Guillaume) Declamation sur le vangile missus est gabriel (en
Vers) woodcuts, small 4to. 26 pp, printed in gothic letter, 3 curioUrS woodcuts of
Adam and JSve, and of the Conception and Salutation of the Virgin, morocco extrOt
gilt edges, 25* Paris, Pierre Juevat et Jehan Alissot, 1486
This work, complete in itself, Brunet says forms part of Montfiquet's Exposition de 1' Ave Maria,
although sold separately in the Debure sale, 40 fr. 50 c, 2e. catal. No. 1656.
6063 AuBEBY, Histoire du Cardinal, Due de Joyeuse, 4to. portrait, calf, ^ Paris, 1664
6064 Bellefobest (Fran9ois de, Comingeois) le Cinguiesme livre des Histoires Tra-
giques, JJvon, 1676; le Sixiesme et dernier Tome des Histoires Tra^ques,
et NouueUes de Bandel, augmentees, Z^on, 1683 ; le Troisiesme, Quatnesme,
Cin(j[uiesme et Sixiesme Tomes des Histoires Prodi^euses, nagueres advenues en
plusieurs et diverses regions de I'Europe (containing Traicte des Monstres par
Am. Sorbin) 4 vols, in 1, Paris, 1697-8, containing singular woodcuts of 3/o»-
sters, Phenomena and extraordinary JEvents — ^together 6 vols, in 3, stout 18mo.
vellum, 10s
6066 Bebgeb (Le) Extravagant, ou parmy des Fantasies amoureuses on void les im-
pertinences des Romans et de la Poesie (par Charles Sorel) — ^Remarques sur les
xiii livres du Berger extravagant, 4 vols, m 2, stout 12mo. poor copy, bds, 9»
Bouen, 1646, et Paris, 1628
6066 BOUCHET (Jelian). Sensuyt de labyrinth de fortune & seiour des troys nobles
Dames Compose par lacteur des Beguars trauersans et loups rauisans. Sur-
nonmie le trauerseur des voyes perilleuses (en Vers), sm. 4to. lettbes gk>thiqu^s,
curious woodcuts on title and last page, fine copy in old French red morocco, gilt
edges, £6. 6« Paris, Alain, Lotrian, s, d,
A poetical volume of considerable rarity; dedicated to Margueritte, duchesse de Berry et
d*Alen<;on, sister to Francis the First.
6067 BOTJCHET (Jehan) Les anciennes et modemes Genealogies des Eoys de France
et mesmement du Koy Pharamond, avec leurs Epitaphes et Effigies, 12mo. (en
Prose et en Vers), woodcut portraits, black lettee,}Jw€ cop^ in QTew.mww5^
extra, gilt edges, by De Borne, fiom the FimlWX Librara^XJt.Vts^d. Ya'nA;vsasv
374 QUARITCH'S CATALOGUE OP
6068 Canate (Phil. Seigneur de Fresne, Conseiller du Roy, 1601-5) Lettrea et Ambas-
Bade, avcc sa vie ct nn S«cit du Frocks eriminel fait au Mareschal de Biron, 3
vols, folio, calf, with the Arms of the President La Moignon on the sides, rare,
20s Fari9y 1645
Not quoted by Bninet.
6069 Cayet, Ilistoire de la G-uerre, boub le regne de Henryllll, et les choses plus
memorables (sic), 3 voIb. Btout 12mo. portrait of Henri IV. on horse, old rough
calf, scarce, 7s 6d Pa/ris, 1608
6070 C!E(AMPIEE, Opbba Latin a: Domini Simphoriani cham^erii lugdunen.
Liber d'(]^uadraplici vita Theologia Asclepij hermetis trisme^sti diBcipuli cum
cometarijs. Sixti pbilosopbi p^hagorici Enchiridion Isocratis ad Demonicum
oratio preceptiva. Silve medicinales de Bimplicib* : cu nonullis in mediee £ax;ul-
tatis praxim itroductoriis. Quedam ex Plinii junioris practica. Tropheum
gallorum quadruplicem eorundem complectens historiam. X)e ingressu Ludovici
xij £r4ncor. regis in Genuam. De ejusdem victoria in Genuen. S«^um fran-
corum genealogia. De claris LugdunensibuB. De gallorum scriptorioua. De
gallis Bummis pontificibus. Eple varie ad eundem dnm Simpnorianu, folio,
woodcuts, old calf gilt, 30* Lnigduni, Jannot de Campis, 1607
6071 CHRONIQUES et Annaleb de France des Torigine des Fran9oi8 et leur venues
^B Gaules, faictes jadis par Nicole Gilles, jusqu* au roy Charles VIII. et depuis
additionees par Denis Sauvage, jusqu'au roy Francois II. ; revues et augmentees
par F. de BeUeforest ; avec \& suite jusqu'au roy. Henry IIII. (1599) par G-.
Chappuys^tout folio, woodcut portraits, calf, gilt hack, 25* Parts, 1600
6072 CEONIQUE de Flandkes, (depuis 792 jusqu en 1383) ancienement composee
par auteur incertain, et nouvellement mise en lumifere par Denis Sauvage — Con-
tinuation (1384-1435). — Memoires de Messire Oliviee de la Mabche (1435-92)
mis en lumi^re par Sauvage, 2 vols, in 1 folio, clean copy in the original calf
binding, £2. 6* Lyon, 1662
The above is the first edition of the very interesting memoirs of Olivier de la Marcbe.
6073 Cybano Bergekac, Oeuvres diverses, (Histoire Comique, etc.) 12mo. old calf,
5* 1661
6074 DES-PORTES (Phillippes) Les Premieres (Euvres de, contenant Diane, Amours,
Elegies, Epitaphes, Bergeries, Masquarades, &c. thick 12mo. corner of leaf 2^7
torn, olive morocco extra, gilt hack and edges, 21* JRouen, 1600
Scarce. This edition is not mentioned bv Brunet.
6075 Du Bosc, la Femme Heroique, ou les Heroines compar^es avec les Heros en toute
sorte de vertus, 2 vols, in 1, 4to. plates, calf, 2s Qd Paris, 1645
6076 Du Cebceau, Poesies, 2 vols. 12mo. neatly printed on vellum paper, nice copy in
oldfrench calf, 9* Paris, 1786
*' Jolie edition dont on recherche surtout les exemplaires en papier velin, lesquels valent de 10
\ 15 ixr —Brunet.
^7 (Du Mesnil Basiee) Memoires d'Estat (Henry II. Lotus XIII.) recueiUis de
divers manuscrits en suite de ceux de Monsieur de Villeroy, 12mo. vellum gilt,
7s M Paris, 1623
6078 FAUCHET (Claude) Eecueil de I'Origine de la Langue et Poesie Fran9oise,
Byrne et Komans, plus les Noma et Sommaire des Oeuvres de CXXVII Poetes
Fran9ois, viuans avantl'an MCCC, 4to. very rare,french calf gilt, from Seber*s
Library, £2. 2s Paris, Patisson, 1581
'* Ouvrage estime et pen commun de cette Edition." — Brunei. Col. Stanley's copy sold for
£8. 8«. Fetched at Drury's sale, £2. 28.
6079 France Galantb, ou Histoires amoureuses de la Cour, six parties en 1, 18mo.
plates, calf neat, best edition, scarce, 25* Cologne, Marteau, 1709
6080 FEANGIDELPHE Escorche-messes (Th. de Beze), Histoire de la Mappemonde
Papistique, en laquelle est declare tout ce qui est contenu et pourtraict en la
grande table ou carte de la mappemonde, 4to. original limp vellum, fine copy,
£2. 8s Luce jNouvelle (Genhve) Brifaud Chasse-IHables, 1567
'* Satire violente contre la Cour de Rome, les exemplaires en sont rares etrecberches.'' — Brunet.
6081 FEOISSAET (Sire Jehan) Cboniqubs de France, d'Angleterre, d'Escoce, d'Ee»
paigne, de Bretaigne, de Grascongne, de Flandres et lieux circonvoisins, 4 vols.
m 3, am. folio, ISIacft Ittttt, very fine sound copy, old calf gilt, £10. 10*
Paris, F. Segnauld, et A. Verard, 1518
With the book-plate of the Honourable John Haldane of Gleneagles, ] 707*
' copy was pricedy 1840, Payne and Foss, ;f 12. 12#.
CURIOSA : EARLY PRINTED BOOKS t ROMANCE LITERATURE. 87ft
.... I I ■ ■ ■ ■
6082 Fboissabt, Le Premier et second yoliuneB des Gbokiques, with the marks qf
Jekan I^etit, in 1 toI. folio, woodcuts, vellum, good cleoun copy, £3.
Paris, per Anthoine Couteaupowr M SegnauU, 1630
*^ The pages of Froissart exhibit a perfectly natural and pleasant pictare. Conversations, skir-
mishes, battles, the country, the town, scenes within the tent, the palace, or the church ; the quiet
of pastoral occupation, or the tumult of a popular assembly : these, and every thing which he touchei*
are hit off in a manner the most simple and striking imaginable ; and severe indeed must be that
taste, and fastidious that feeling, which shall deny to the pages of this historian the merit of great
interest, candour, and apparent fidelity. His episodes are occasionally delightful, and it is evident
that he was food of them. * * * But it must not be concealed, that Froissart is, after all, a bit
of a gossiper ; that he relates stories sometimes frivolous of themselves, and sometimes told at second
hand ; that he is frequently prolix, when he should be concise ; and concise when he should be co-
pious ; that many parts of his narrative might have been spared, and that there are errors and omis-
sions which excite the wrath of the critic, and the regret of the antiquary/'
DibdiH*8 Library Companion, p. 160.
6083 GAKASSUS (le P. Francois de la Compagnie de Jesus) la Doctrine Onrieuse des
Beanx-Esprits de ce temps, contenant plusieurs maximes pemicieuses a I'Estat,
a la Seligion et anx bonnes Moenrs, combattne et renvers^e, 4to. 1025 m>, and
2 tables, old black calf, a very curious book, 25« Parts, 1623
6084 GouLABT (Simon) T^resor d'Histoires admirables etmemorablesdenostretemps.
Vols. I. and II. in 1, 12mo. vellum, 12s P. Marceau, 1610
Containing the Stories of Measure for Measure, and of the Induction to the Taming of the
Shrew.
6085 Gfise, Les Memoires de feu Monsieur le Due (Senri) de Guise, (r^dig^s par
Phil. Goibaud, Sr. du Bois, et publ. par Saint- Yon) 2 vols, in 1, 12mo. vellum,
7s 6d Cologne, 1669
6086 GUYSE, Illustrations de la Gtiulle Belgic^ue, Antiquitez du Pa^s de Haynnau et
de la grande Cit^ de Beiges a present dicte Bavay, 3 vols, in 1, folio, lettres
I|Ot6((|ue0, very fine copy in ca^, £2. 16s Paris, Gaillot du Pri, 1531
Previously priced £4. \0s. ** The Illustrations of Belgium is a very interesting Chronicle, in-
cluding a full view of the early English history as collected by a foreigner, who tells all frt>m hear-
say ; it is entertaining, and on many points interesting." — MS. Note onfiy-ieaf.
6087 HisToiBES Flaisantes et Ingenieuses, recueUlies de ^usieurs bons Auteurs GrecSy
Latins, Espagnols et FranQois, dedi^es aux beaux JBsprits, sm. 8yo. 612 pp. old
calf, I'O'Te, 12* Paris, Josset, 1673
Not mentioned by Brunet.
6088 La Noue (Seigneur) Discours Politiques et Militaires, stout 12mo. clean copy in
vellum, 7s 6d (Paris), 1612
6089 Li Pbimaudaye (Pierre de) Academic Fran^oise en laquelle il est traits de I'lii-
stitution des Moeurs par les exemples de la vie des anciens sages et hommes il-
lustres, 3me. edition, stout 12mo. vellum, 7s Qd Basle, 1587
A book which had great success in its time. It consists of a series of 72 moral essays, filled
with interesting anecdotes, divided into 18 days.
6090 Lefebyse (Jac.) Anciens Memoires du QuatorziSme siecle, depuis peu d^-
couverts, de la Vie du fameux Bebtband Du Guesclin, Gonnetabie de JFrance,
sm. 4to. caff, 5s Douay, 1692
" Ce livre est d^i^ k la Reine d'Angleterre (Mary II.) dont Tauteur avait 6t6 aumdnier et pr6-
dicateur."— /7ttMt7/oett/.
MAID OF OELEANS: the History of:
6091 Le Bbuk de Chabmettes, Histoire de Jeanne d'Arc, sumomm^e la Pucelle
d'Orl^ans, 4 vols. Svo, port, and plates, ca^ extra, gilt edges, 18* Paris, 1817
6092 [Ibeland's] Memoirs of Jeanne d'Aro, sumamed la Pucelle d'Orleans, 2 vols.
Svo, portrait and plates, half calf, 10s 1824
6093 GdBBES, die Jungmiu yon Orleans, 8yo. boards, 2s Itegensburg, 1834
6094 Delefiebbe (O.) DoutehistoriqueetLiminaireBibliographique, Svo. privately
printed, 2s (P1860)
6095 Maktellieb, le Si^ge et la D^vrance d*Orl^ans, 8vo. vellum paper, uncut,
plan of the siege , 3* Orleans, 1855
6096 MAISOI^-NEUFVE (Estienne de, Bordelois) laPlaisante et delectable Histoire
de Gebileon d'Anoletebbb, contenant ses hauts faicts d'armes, et cheraleureuses
prouesses, avec les amours d'iceluy, et plusieurs memorables adventures, troi-
siesme edition, 183 leaves, Lyon, 1602^Le Second Livre do G^rileo d* Angle*
5;6i QUARITCH*S CATALOQUS OF
terre, 100 leaves, and at ike end 6 ofSommaires et Sxtraicts, 2 ofwoodcuis^ Lyon^
1589—2 vols, in 1, 18mo. good clean copy, calf, gilt hack, £2. lis 6d 1602-1689
The above c()[)y has the third edition of the first part and the first edition of the second part. All
editions of this romance are rare. A copy of the edition Paris, 1586, * Le premier et second Imes'
fetched, 1856, at Sotheby's, £b. 12« 6d.
6097 Mabot (Jean) Oeuvres (Poesies), 2 vols, in 1, ISmo. calf, 7s 6d La Saie, VIOi
009^ ■ une autre edition, 12mo. calf, 2s JParis, 1723
0099 MATHIEU (Pierre, Avocat) Histoire des demiers Troubles de France, soubs
les regnes de Henry III. Henry IIII. et Louys XIII. — Becueil des Edicts et
Articles accordez par le Roy Henry IIII. pour la reunion de ses sujets. —
Histoire veritable des Gxierres entre les deux maisons de France et EspaCTe,
(depuis Francois I. jusqu'^ 1598), avec la Genealogie de la Maison de Bourbon,
3 vols, in 1, 12mo. very fine copy in old french red ia.ob.occo, original gilt tooling
on back and sides, 30s Jraris, 1613
6100 MOLINET (Maistre Jeban) Les Faictz et dictz de feu de bone memorre Maistre
Jehan Molinet, contenans plusieurs beaulx Traictez Oraisons et Champs royaulx
(en Vers et en Prose), fol. lettbes gothiques, 3 leaves, 1 blank leaf and cxxonii
feuilleis, with Device of Jehan Longis on the title, superb copy, bound in red Mo-
Bocco super extra, gilt edges, broad borders rf gold, by Petit, £8. 8s
Paris, pour Jehan Longis et la Vevfaefeu Jehan Sainct Denys, 1531
6100*MONSTEELET, Les ChronigLues de France, d'Angleterre, et de Bourgogne,
etc. 3 vols- in 1, folio, cajf, gilt back, jG2. 5« Paris, 1603
Priced, 1826, Thorpe, mor. £3. 13# 6rf ; 1827, mor. £3. ; 1829, J. Bohn, calf, jga. ; Gpugh'a
copy fetched, £3. 13« 6 J ; Edwards', £3. 13« 6<i.
6101 Montaigne, Essais, 3 vols. 18mo- clean sound copy in old french calf, 12*
Paris, JRondet, Journel et Chemllion, 1669
'*L'^dition de Paris, Lanr. Rondet, Christ. Joarnal et Rob. Chevillion, 1669,3 vol. in 12,
estnne jolie reimpression de celle qu'a donn^e Journel en 1659, et elle est aussi moina inoorrecte
que celle de Foppena." — Brunei,
6102 Montesquieu, de I'Esprit des Loix, 3 vols. \2mD.Jme copy, old calf gilt, 7 s 6d
Geneve, Barillot, (1748)
<' Edition originale de cet oavrage capital ; elle a et6 pobliee par J. J. Vernet, qui Ta donn^
en m^me temps in 4to. et en 3 yds. in 12mo. La premiere Edition d'nn livre de cette importance
derra tonjours Stre consultee par les editeurs de Montesquieu ; d'ailleurs c'est celle k laquelle se
rapportent plusieurs critiques de Tesprit de lois, qui se conservent dans le cabinet des curieoz.''
BrtuuL
6103 MoNTBESos, Memoires: Diverses Pieces durant le Ministere du Cardinal de
Bicbelieu, Belation de Monsieur de Fontrailles, Afiaires de Mess, le Comte de
Soissons, Dues de Guise et de Boiiillon, &c. 2 vols. 12mo. original edition, fine
copy, calf gilt, gilt edges, 12s Cologne et Leyde, Sambix, 1663-65
6104 O VIDE. La Bible des Poetes de Ovide Metamorphose Traslatee de Latin en
Fracoys (par Colard Mansion), sm. folio, lettees gothiques, TUre et prologue,
18 unnumbered leaves, containing woodcuts cf Gods and Goddesses, Feuillets
1 — clxxi and Table et Colophon, 5 leaves ; numerous rude but spirited woodcuts,
executed in the style of the early Block Books, fine copy in French calf, from the
Library of his A B. JET. the iJuke of Sussex, £6. 6*
Paris, par Philippe le Ndr, 1523
The title-page of this scarce edition is printed in red and black within a very ludicrous border,
especially the top compartment, the subject of which is taken from the rare Romance of Yirgilios.
6105 Becueil des plus belles Pieces des Poetes Francois, tout anciend que xnodemes
(depuis Vnion jusqu'a Benserade) avec I'histoire de leur vie (par Fontenelle),
5 vols. 18mo. calf gilt, 20« Amsterdam, Gallet, 1692
6106 B^Nfi, (Euvres Completes du Eoi B^n^, avec une Biographic par M. le Comte
de Quartrebarbes, 4 vols, in 2, impl. 4to. ^ fins plates from Missals, ancient
Painting and the original MSS,, whole green morocco extra, gilt edges, a fine
book, £3. 10* Angers, 1845-6
6107 Bichelieu, (Cardinal, Luc de) Journal qu*il a fait durant le grand Orage de la
Cour (1630-1) 2 vols. 18mo. very fine copy, old French calf gilt, with the arms of
Philip V, Fing of Spain and of his second wife Flizabeth Jfarnese, tooled on the
sides, 10s Paris, 1665
A scarce edition, not mentioned by Brunet.
CURIOSA: EARLY PRINTED BOOKS; ROMANCE LITERATURE. dlff
6108 BicHELisu, Memoires pour Thistoire du Cardinal Duo de, recueiUis par Auboir,
6 vols. 12mo. second edition, calf, rare, lOs Cologne, P. Marteau, 1667
'* On recherche davantage Tedition in- 12, parce qu'elle a i\Jk imprimee par lea EU8e?ier. Vend.
40 fr. et 48 fr."— ^rwntf/.
6109 ROMANS de Chevalerie, en Prose : Conqu^tes du grand Charlemagne, Boi de
France — Histoire des nobles Prouesses et Vaillances de Gallien restaur^ — ^in
1 vol. sm. 4to. with large and rude woodcuts, hf, hd, \%s MonthSlliard, s.a. (P1820)
6110 Histoire de Huon de Bordeaux, 2 vols, in 1, 4to. 270 pp. rude woodcuts,
4/: bd. 16s Lille, 1726
6111 Histoire de Valentine et Orson, 4to. woodcut, hf. hd. 7s 6d Lille, 1726
These popular Romances are rapidly rising in price.
6112 SAINCT GELAIS (Octavien de). Le vergier dhonneur nouuellement imprimo
a paris, De lentreprinse et voyage de Naples. Auquel est comprins comment
le roy Charles huytiesme de ce nom a baniere desployee passa et rapassa de
ioumee en ioumee depuis Lyon jusques a Naples, & ae naples iusques a lyon.
Ensemble plusieurs aultres cboses faictes et composees Par reuerend pere en
dieu monsieur Octouien de sainct Gelais euesque oangoidesme £t par maistre
Andry de la vigne secretaire de la Boyne & de monsieur le due de Sauoye aueo
aultres, (en Vers), folio, woodcuts, lettees gothiqueb, 182 unnumbered leaves,
VEEY EAEE,^ne copy in old French red moeocco, ^ilt edges ;from the sale ofM,
Morel de NindS, 1823, £5. 5* JParis par Phehppe le noir libraire et lung des
deux grand JRelieurs jurez en luniuersite de Paris, s, d.
This copy has at the end a different mark from that described by Brunet. '* Get ouvrage est un
recueil fort curieux de pieces presque toutes en vers, dont la premiere est la plus considerable, et anssi
la settle a laquelle le titre de Vergier d'honneur convienne particuli^rement ; notts le pla^ons ici sous
le nom de SSaint Gelais, parce qae cet autear est le premier nomm6 sar le titre ; mais il est certain
qu'il n'y a de lui, dans toot le recueil, qa*une complainte d'environ 800 vers, sar la mort de
Charles YllV— Brunei,
6113 SALLE (Anthoine de la) La Salade nouuellemet imprimee a pans laquelle fait
mention de tons les pavs du monde et du pays de la beUe Sibille. Avec la figure
pour aller au mont de ladiote Sibille. Et aussi la figure de la Mer & de la terre
avec plusieurs belles remonstrances, small folio, black lettsb, woodcuts,
4 preliminary amd ocxiii leaves, folding ma/p of the * Lac and * Le Mont de la
Sibille,* and genealogical table of the Kings qf Aragon, French ca^f extra, £2. 2f
Faris, Philippe le Noir, 1521
The folding map and table and several of. the leaves in this copy are in admirable facsimile,
and it will therefore be sold not subject to collation. This extraordinary Manual for Princes and
Nobility is a strange compound of Morality, History, Romance, Geography and Politics. The most
valuable portions are those relative to Trial by Battle, and the Service entitled '* Ordo ad coronan-
dum et unguendum Regem." For an account of the work, see Legrand d'Aussy and Notices dss
Manuscrits, Tome V.
6114 SULLY. Memoires des Sages et Soyallea Oeconomies d'Estat, domestiques,
politiques, et militaires de Heniy le Grand, et des servitudes utiles, etc. de
Maximilian de Bethune, 2 vols, in 1, folio, with thelhiJce of Bedford* s booh plate,
1736, calf, 15* d, Amstelredam, s. d. (1638)
Priced, 1834, Js. Boho. 2 vols, in 1, hf. cf. j^l. Is. First edition, and only one containing the
original uncastrated text of Sully. It is very rare, as only a few copies were worked off for distri-
bution amongst the author's friends. Though bearing the imprint of Amsterdam, this edition was
printed at the private press in the Chateau de Suily, It contains many particulars omitted in the
subsequent editions." — Ld, Orford, The 3rd and 4th volumes appeared for the first time at Puis
in 1662.
6115 THOISON DOE, compose par reverend pere en Dieu Guillaume [Fillastrejiadis
evesque de Toumay, 2 vols, in 1, folio, woodcuts, black lbtteb, very slightly
wormed, with the device of J. Petit, old calf, tall copy, £2.
2Toyes,par M. Le Mouge, 1530
Into this account of the Order of the Golden Fleece, the Author has introduced a Romance of
Jason and Medea^^ ^Lord Rothesay's copy fetched, 1855, £^. 10«.
6116 THYBOUEREL (Francois) et Jean Appiee dit Hanzelet Calcographe, E^cueil
de plusieurs Machines Militaires et Feux Artificiels pour la Guerre & Eecrea-
tion. Avec TAlpLabet de Trithemius par laquelle cLacun qui s^ait escrire pent
promptement composer congruement en Latin. Aussi le Moyen d'escrire la
. nuict a son amy absent, 6 pui^s in 1 voL sm. 4to. numerous neat Ftchings of
Machinery, Sfc. by Hanzelet, very rare, presentation cop^ fr<ym, TK-^^wxtt^V.^ <IV^
author, with his autograph signatwre, hds,V^ P<>ut-a-^o»^«^^^*^^^^*^
878 QUARITCH'S CATALOGUE OV
6117 yABiLLA.s, Histoire de Francois ler, 2 yoIb. La Saye^ 1684 ; Histoire de Charles
IX. 2 vols. Coloane, 1684 ; MinoritiS de Saint Louis, Histoire de Louis XI., de
Henri II. mo Htte ; de I'Education des Princes, Amst. 1684 — together 6 ydbi. in
3, 12mo. vellum, ds Qd 1684
Rare. This autbor is not mentioned bjr Bmnet.
6118 VINCENT [de Beauvais] Miboib HYSTOEiiX, translate de Latin et Francois
(par J. de Vignay), 5 vols, in 3, folio, lettbes gothiques, lar^e and spirited,
woodcuts, fine copy in green vellum, from the Library of the Chancellier D* Agues-
seau, £10. 10* Faris, N, Couteau, 1531
Bmnet states that this second French edition is as scarce as the first ; he quotes no copy, the
only one I trace was, 1829, Longman (no binding stated), £6. 6«. Early French books havegiieatly
risen since.
zzz. OB&miANir.
6119 (Aleman), Der Landtstortzer Gusman von Alfarache oder Picaro genannt, yer-
teutscht durch Aeg. Albertinum, stout 12mo. vellum, first German translation.
Is 6d zu Munchen, 1615
6120 Belustigung der Jungfem und JunggeseUen : Lust-erweckender Spiell-G«sell,
mit welchen sick in Einsamkeit, so wonl das lobliche Frauen-Zinuner als auch
JunggeseUen ausserhalb, und beglustigen Conversationen, curious anecdotes,
1701 — Lebens-Beschreibung des Lazanli von Tonnes, Freyhurg, 1701 — Der
unverbesserliche Geist von Jan Tambour, 1707 — 3 vols, in 1, vellum, \2s
6121 Cabbek (Victor von). Hier inne wirt gelesen wie Her Victor von Carben, we-
licher eyn Eabi der Juden gewest ist zu Cristlichen glawbn komen, Nuremberg,
S. Sdltzel, 1508 — Der Judenbenedicite wie sy gott den heren loben und im
umb die speytz dancken, curious woodcuts, Collen, S. Outschaiff—m 1 vol. 4to.
original oak hoards, vellum, a portion of an ancient musical manuscript, having
curious figures for notes, is pasted on the hoards, 26*
The first is an interesting tract on the conversion of Victor von Carben from Judaism to Chris-
tianity, written by himself; with dialogues, at the end, between a Christian and a Jew on the relative
merits of their respective belief. The second tract, having on the title in French ' Qui bien leor
feroit rayson,' treats on the prayers and ceremonies of the Jews before meals.
6122 CB/ONICA van der hilliger Stat van Coellen, in the Cologne dialect, folio, many
cohv/red woodcuts, poor copy, hf. hd, 36* Collen, KolTcoff, 1499
6123 DONDIS Paduanus (Jac. de) Aggregatio medicamentorum seu de medicinis
simplicibus, large folio, in the original hogsTdn binding, uncut, £4.
s, I. e. a. {Argentorati, J". Mentelin, ca. 1470)
** Bibliographi etiam praestantiores de hac editione nullam habuisse notitiam videntur, ez quo
cjnsdem insignis raritas satis patet." Braun. not. lit. Brunet vol. II. pag: 124. Ebert.
6124 FEIER RUSH : Von Bruoder Rauschen, und was Wunders er getriben hat in
einem Closter, dar in er syben jar sein zeit vertriben und gedienet hat in eina
Kochs gestalt, herausgegeben von "Wolf und Endlicher, 8vo. hf. mor. 20s 1835
Only /)0 copies were printed.
6126 HELDENBUCH, Darinn viel seltzamer Geschichten und Kurtzweilige Historien*
von den grossen Helden und Bysen, &c. small 4to. ISIocft Utter, curious woodcuts,
vellum, very fine copy, £2. 16s FrancJtfort-am'Maynf 8, Feyrabetid, 1590
This large edition of poetical Romances has become scarce.
6126*HERP (Hen.) Speculum Aureum decern pr»cej)torum Dei, stout folio, Capitals
rubricated, iSiOtttc letter, a fine copy from Malhnhrofs Collection, with his auto^
graph signature, old gilt calf, 36* Mogimtits, P. Schoyffer, de Oemsheyn, 1474
6126 HORST (G. C.) Zauber-BibHothek oder von Zauberei, Theurgie und Mantik,
Zauberem, Hexen und Hexenprocessen, Daemonen, Gespenstem, und Geister-
erscheinungen, 6 vols. Svo. plates, scarce, 30* Mainz, 1821-6
Priced, 1852, £l. lU 6J.
An interesting work, being a complete library of information relating to Witchcraft, Sorcery and
Demonology.
6127 MicHELis Fbancisci be Inshlis, Quodlibetica decisio perpulchra et devota de
VII doloribus Xpifere virginis marie ac communi et saluberrima eonfratemitate
de super instituta ad ejus honorem et gloriam, 4to. 49 leases; 3 la/rge woodcuts,
one of the Crucifixion^ with two monks digc/ing at the foot qfthe Cross, the second
CURIOSA: EARLY PRINTED BOOKS ; ROMANCE LITERATURE. 37»
of the Virgin Mary pierced with seven swords, the third the Virgin supported hf
St, Bernard and 8t. Augustin, bds. 36* Impressum SchrcUntal in Austria, 1501
Very rare. The only typographical production of this town, situated near a small lake, 34 miles
north-west of Komenber^, in the province of Lower Austria.
6128 Mystebien. Ueber die alten und neuen Mysterien, stout 12mo. bds, &s JBerl. 1783
6129 Peteasch, Beleuchtung maurerischer G-egenstande, 12mo. sd, 2s Coblenz, 1823
6130 E.EINEKE EncHS in German, 3 vols, in 1, 18mo. mamy ^P^'^t woodcuts, vellum,
6« Eostoch, 1662
6131 EEINEKE de Vos mit demKoker {inverse), 4to. in the dialect of Lower Saxony,
calf extra, l^s Wuljffenbatell, 1711
** Wultu wetten der Werlde staat :
So liss dit Boek, dat is gud rhat."
Priced, Large Paper, 1840-8, Payne and Foss, £3. Zs,
6132 Schildtbebgee. Ein wunderbarliclie und kurzweilige History, wie Scliildt-
berger aus Miinchen von d. Tiircken in die HeydenscLaffl gefiiret und wieder
heimkommen ist, sm. 4to. a popular Chap-book, with mar^ qtiaint woodcuts of
Eastern adventures, title mended, bds. 15* Franckfiirdt, Weygandt San. P 1650
6133 VINCENTII Beluacensis Liber GratisB, Laudes Virginia Marise, Liber de S.
Jolianne Evangelista, Tractatus de Eruditione Eiliorum E^egalium et Consolatio
super Morte Arnici, folio, the initial letters painted in, fine copy in old French
citron morocco, gilt edges, veby scabce, £2. Basilea, J. de Amerbach, 1481
Fetched, Feb. 1816, in Marsh's sale at Christie's, £^. 6c.
6134 VOCABULAE-IUS breviloquus, cum arte diptbongandi et accentuandi, stout
folio, Gothic letters, fine copy in old calf, 21s Argentinae, 1489
ZV. HOZiZiAND. .
6136 Bbieven der Keurvorsten die te Cuelen versamelt zijn om den Peys yande Ne-
derlanden te maken, sm. 4to. ^. bd. bs fAnterpen, 1579
6136 Comedia (Een) ofte Speel van Homulu, 12mo. title in red and black with a wood"
cut, sd, cut, a curious early mystery, 5s ^^ Utrecht, s,i.
6137 PASSIONAEL ende is gebeyten in Latyn Aurea Legenda dat beduyt in
Duytsche dye gulden legende, folio, l$Iac& letter, the initial letters painted in,
fine copy in the original oak boards, covered with stamped leather, £2.
Goude, in Hollant by mi Gheraert Leeu, 1480
Priced, 1839, Thorpe, old mor., £4. 4«; 1841-2, Thorpe, old mor. £3. IZs 6J.
** This extremely rare edition, which has apparently escaped the researches of nearly all biblio-
graphers, is a fine and early specimen of printing at Gouda by Gerard Leeu ; whoy after the year
1484, settled himself at Antwerp."
6138 SPELEN van Sinne vol scoone moraJisacien wtleggingen ende bediedenissen op
alle loeflijcke consten : gliespeelt binnen der stadt van Andtwerpen op dlandt-
luweel by die veerthien cameren van EJietorycken die hen daer ghepresenteert
nebben den derden augusti int jaer onsbeeren M. D. LXI. op die questie : Wat
den mensch aldermeest tot conste verweet, stout sm. 4to. many curious woodcuts,
veiy beautiful copy, Dutch calf gilt, £5. 5^ Antverpen, Silvius, 1562
Tres-bel exemplaire de cette Edition rare et recherchee.
6139 VAN DALE. Histoire des Sei^eurs de Gavbes, Soman du XV. si^cle exacte-
ment semblable au manuscrit original, royal 4to. ornSe de 96 desseins et lettrines
colorizes, reproduit par Kreins, avec introd. et glossaire par Gachet, hf calf,
uncut, 32« Bruxelles, 1835
A Facsimile edition of a Mediaeval Romance ; the numerous Illuminations are very quaint
and perfectly resemble the original Drawings.
V. ZTAZi7.
6140 Amadis di Gaula : Don Siltes de la Selya, la Historia dove si ragiona de
i ualorosi e gran gesti <fe Amori del Principe Don Silves de la Selva, con altre
uarie auenture di altri nobili Cauallieri, Parte J. e II, in 1 vol. stout 12mo. 14
preliminary and 2 blank leaves, cmd 380 numbered leaves, first edition, rare, caff
neat, good margins, IBs Vinegia^ Tramezzino, 1661
6141 AURtA (Don Vincenzo) Historia cronologica delli Signori Vicere di Sicilia daU'
Anno 1409, sino al 1697 presente, folio, £&, 10s Palermo, 1697
A magnificent specimen of Sicilian Binding at the period, and probably the Dedication copy
to the Duke of Veraguas (descendant of Columbus), Vice-Roy of Sicily. The coating is old brown
morocco, with gilt edges, having the sides mid back completely oo?ered with eUboca!tA\i;y^\x&%« *^i>&^
180 QUARITCH'S CATALOGUE OF
work itself is of considerable rarity, and was unknown to Brunet when he pabliahed the last edition
of his valuable Manuel du i.ibraire.
6142 BAEGAGLI (Scip.) I Trattenimenti (Narrate Novelle e caatate amoroge Gan-
zonettc), 4to. original and most correct edition, vellum, 28« Yenetia, GHuftti, 1587
6143 Baetoli (Coaimo) Discorsi Historici Uniyersali, 4ito.fine copy, old calf eaetra, giU
edges, the arms of Prince Eugene ofSavoyon the hack and sides, ISs Geneva, 1582
6144 BiSACCioNi, la JNave-Novelle Amorose ePoliticLe, 18mo. sd. is ^d Ven. 1643
6145 BoNiNi (T. M.) I'Echo della Eama, Panegirico nella Coronatione della sacra
Maesta di Leonora d' Austria Eegina della Polonia, 12iao. veUum, on the side*
are the Imperial Austrian Anns within borders, tooled in silver gilt, 12»
Vienna, 1670
This is no doubt one of the copies which were bound at the time to be given away as presents.
6146 Bbacciolini, dello Schemo degli Dei, poemapiacevole, sm. 4to. hf, morocco, 2s 6d
Mrenze, 1625
6147 Fanti (Sigismondo) Teiompho di Eobtuna, el quale tratta delli Accidenti del
Mondo si per Scienza Naturale come per Astrologia da Mercuric Vanullo
Bomano fcdelmente esposto. Opera utilissima et iocosa, folio, 292 pages, eoerii I
page containing large Motes or woodcuts, a very small portion of the first restored I
• by JSa/rris,fine copy in calf extra, gilt edges, by Simier, vebt sabb, £5. 6« I
Venegia, per Agostin da JPortese 1526, ad Instantia di Jacomo Griunta
Mereatante ^Florentino
This curious Fortune-Teller is engraved throughout in wood, with the exception of the sixteen
prdiminary leaves and the Quatrains giving the answers to the Questions. It may therefore be conr
sidered a sort of Block- Book, with moveable types inserted whenever required.
A copy priced, 1848, Payne and Fobs, £6. 6< ; fetched, 1864, Gardner's sale, calf, £4. 18«.
6148 GIUSTINIANO (Agostino) Castigatissimi Annali della Ecclesia ed BepnbH. di
Genoa, folio, calf, 30* Chnoa, 1537
** Peu commun."— Brtiiw/.
6149 HisTOBiA del Combattimento de* tredici Italiani con altrettanti Francesi, fatto
in Puglia tra Andrita, e Quarata. E la yittoria ottenuta da gl' Italiani, 1503,
scritta da Autore di veduta, 12mo. 6 and 192 pp. vellum, 10» NapoU, 1721
Reprint of a very rare historical tract. Brunet speaking of the original edition, which he never
saw, says : ** Edition originale de cette relation curieuse. Kile est dtee par Giustiniani dans sa
Biblioteca del regno di Napoli, p. 5, mais nous, ne Tavons jamais vue. Ce morceau historique, •
et6 reimprime & Naples, 1C33 ; et c'est sur cette edition, augment^e des t^moignages des dcrivaiiu
oontemporains de Taction, qu'a ^te faite celle de 1721."
6150 HOMEEI ILLAS, Neo-Gbjece. 'O^jipow VXidc fitrafiXtidBiaa naXal sie Kowiiv
y\S>aaav, &c. Homeri Hias conversa olim in communem Lruguam (Neo-Grrsecam)
nunc vero correcta et disposita breviter et secundum Libros, sicut babet Codex
Homeri, a Nicolao Lucano, 4to. fibst ai^d best editioit , 165 leaves entirdj
in Modem- GreeJc, excepting the colophon in Italian on the last leaf, with a largi
woodcut representing Homer playing on a peculiar kind of violin, and 137 othtt
curious and spirited woodcuts ; a few leaves mended else a fine copy in rei
morocco, gilt edges, by C, Sering, extremely rare, £6. 6*
Venetiaper Stefano da Sabio, 1526
Probably the rarest book in Modem>Greek Literature.
Priced, 1836, Thorpe, £S, ISs^d; 1853, Dr. Hawtrey*s copy fetched in hf. morocco, £6. 8f M;
1859, Libri's copy sold in old gilt calf, with MS. notes by Brunckand 3 additional heads of Uomcr,
at Sotheby's for £8.
This original edition of the modem Greek versification of the Iliad of Homer, is of the greatest
possible rarity, and is unknown to many bibliographers. As a specimen of the metre the openini
stanza is subjoined :^^
Ti^v opyiiv dSe Kal Xiye,
''Q QkafjLOv KaXioTTi},
Tow TlijXeidov ' AxtkXkcjQ,
H&c iytivtr* 6Xe9pia»
6161 HOMERI Inteepees Peevetusttjs (Didymi Scbolia in Biadem et Odysseam),
Greece, in integrum restituta, edita jussu Leonis X, (curante J. Lascare), sm.
folio, FIBST edition, veet BABE, large copy, ruled, red morocco, gilt edges^
with tlie arms of the Ihbke ofltoxburghe stamped in gold on sides, £6. Sonus, 1517
At page 291 the Hiatus is filled up in MS. in a cotemporary hand, probably in the autograph
of Lascaris, the editor of the volume, whose handwriting it strongly resembles.
" Editioa rccherch^e, ct rare."— Brunei. Sold in Sir M. M. Sykcs's sale for £7. 10».
CURIOSA: EARLY PRINTED BOOKS; ROMANCE LITERATURE. 881
6162 Lakdo (M. Hort) Varii Componimenti (Novelle, Favole, etc.)> 12mo. \f,hd.28M
Venetia, 1554
6153 Lesina, DeUa famosissima compagnia deUa Lesina, Dialogo, Capitol! e Bagiona-
menti, 4to. 4/« vellum^ 6* Trivigi, 1601
6154 LippAi, Eelazione di un meraviglioao awenimento successo in Possonio o Pree-
burg in Ungheria d'un' anima del Furgatorio, sm. 4to. 16 pp. sd. very curious,
Bs6d Fiorenza, 1643
6155 Massimo Tboiano, Dialoghi ne' qnali si narrano le cose pin notabili fatte nelle
Nozze dello Ulnstriss. et Eccell. Prencipe Gnglielmo Vl, Conte Palatino del
Keno, 6 Duca di Baviera ; e dell' BlustriBs. Madama Benata di Soreno, sm. 4to.
Italian and Spanish, portrait of M, TroiantLS, woodcuts of emblems ^ calf gilt,
20! Venetia, 1569
" DeUa rarita di questo libro (di cui parlar il consigUer GiovanlodoTico Bianooni nelle Lettere
sopra la Baviera, staxnpata in Lucca nel 1763, pag. 57) vedi Topera del Cav. Giovanfrancesco Ga-
leani Napionedell' usoedeipregi della lingua Italiana, Milano, 18 19* Vol. II. pag. 108.'' — TomitamK
6156 MoLiNO (M. Antonio) I Fatti e le Prodezze di ManoH Blessi StratHoto, (in ottava
rima), in the Venetian dialect, 4to. woodcuts^ bds. very rare, 26s Vinegia, 1561
6157 MOEI DA CENO ^canio Pipino de) Givoco Piacevole, sm. 4to. 4 and 51
leaves and 1 leaf of Correttioni,,/{r«^ edition, fine clean copy in vellum, rare, 25#
Mantwya, O. Hujffinello, 1575
Fetched 1857, Payne and Foss' sale at Sotheby's, £2. 9s,
6158 Offiano, della Pesca S della Caccia tradotto da Salyini, sm. 4ito.fi7ie paper, bds,
Ss6d Fireme, 1728
6159 Eaccolta degli Scritti nsciti fnori in istampa, e scritti a mano, neUa Causa del
P. Paolo V. co* sienori Vbnetiani, Coira, 1507 — Considerationi sopra le Cen-
sure di Papa Paolo V. Venetia, 1606 — Baronii Paraenesis ad Eempublicam
Yenetam, Aug. Vind, 1606 — Epistolae duorum Italiae Jurisconsultomm, *. a,
1606 — BeUarmino, Kisposta, Roma, 1606— Marsilio, Difesa contro Card. Bellar-
mino, VeneU 1606— BeUarmino, Bisposta, Homa, 1606 — Paulo da Venetia,
Apologia, Tenet, 1606 — 8 rare works on the quarrel between Pope Paul V, afid
the R^uhlic of Venice, in 1 vol. 4to. 15*
6160 EHETDEES GR^CI : soil. (torn. I) Apbtho, Hermogenes ; Aristoteles, So-
pater, Cyrus Sophista, Dionysius Alicamascus, Demetrius Phalareus, Alexander
Bophista, Menander, Aristid.es, Apsines, et innominati adnotationes cum (torn.
H) Commentariis Syriani, Sopatri, Marcellini, etc. ; 2 vols, folio, Editio
Peikcefs, vol, I, fine copy in red morocco, extra gilt edges, from the Burrel
and Ghrafton Libraries ; vol, II, with autograph and MS. notes of S. Widd-
rington, fine copy, in vellum, extbemxly rabe, Sev, John Mitford*s copy, £6. 15*
Venetiis, Aldus, 1508-9
Priced, 1822, Thorpe, morocco, £25. ; 1834, Pnyne and Foss, 2 vols, in 3, £15. ; 1840, Jas^
Bohn, morocco, £16. 16«. Fetched, Meerman's copy, 210 florins; Mead's, £10. 10«; 1854,
Gardner's sale at Sotheby's, mssia, £^. 15*. ^'Collection trds importante et fort recherch^e:
elle est tres difficile k trouver complete et bien conserv^e. Vendue 26 1 fr. m. r. La Valliere ; 205
florins (magnifique exemplaire) Rover; 650 fr. mar. r. Larcher; 605 fr. MacCarthy; £n, Sykes;
£33. 10«(bel exempl.) m. r. Heber ; autre £12. bs le mdme; £11. 11« Butler." — Brunei,
'* Ce livre r^unit la beauts de I'ex^ution a une trds grande raret§. II est peut-Stre le plus
v^ritablement prddenx de tons ceux qu'Aide a imprimis." — Rsnouard,
6161 B.OBEBTO, Be di Gerusalemme {e di Sicilia, A.D. 1309), Trattato delle Yirt^
Morali ; Seb Bbunetto Latini {A.I>, 1260), II Tesoretto ; Bindo Bonichi
Siena {A,I>, 1330), Canzon Morale ; Petbabca, Alcune Bime estratte da un
Buo originale ; in 1 vol. 8vo. fine paper, bds, rare, 7s 6d Torino, 1760
6162 BossELLii (Cosmee) Thesaurus artificiossB Memorise, small 4to. very quaint rough
woodcuts, \f. russia, uncut, 15* Venetiis, 15/9
Pages 101-105 contain a Finger Alphabet. At page 138 is a woodcut of a head phrenologically
marked.
6163 BusTis, Particularum Lexicon Italico-Latinum, 12mo. ca^f, hs Taurini, 1663
Books printed in Turin at this period are very rare. The above is a curious little Encyclopedia
in Italian and Latin.
6164 SABELLICO (Marco Ant.) Cboniche chc tractano de la origine de Veneti e
del Principio de la Cita e de tutte le Guere facte in Italia, Daliuacia, Grecia : e
contra tuti li infideli etc. volgarizate per Matheo Vesconte de Sanrto Canciano,
folio, S preliminary leaves, blank leaf, and haves numbered II, to CCLXIXXXTI^
882 QUARITCH'S CATALOGUE OF
and the rare last fectf, blank on the obverse, on the reverse " Decks de lorimne
de Veneti ** printed in red Gothic letters, surrounded by a bla<;h 07*na$nental bor-
der ; vellum, very rare, S6s Venetia, ad impensa de O, Lampugnano, «. a.
Priced, 1855, Asher, Berlin, 50 fr.
Unmentioned by Brunei, Ebert and MoUni. *"• L'histoire de Sabellicus a ^tk tradaite «
Stalien, et publiee sans nom du traducteur d Venise, Comin da Trino 1554, et 1^ Veaiae, Sanoni
1668, in 4 to." — G. Motini, To this statement we add the above edition with the translator's
name, without date ; and an edition Vinegia, 1504, priced in 1829 by Longman, £l» lOif.
6166 SCAPPI (M. Bartolomeo, Cfuoco secreto di Papa Pio quinto) Opera, diyisa in sei
Libri, con il discorso funerale che fu fatto nelle essequie di Papa Panlo HI. con
le figure cLe fanno bisogna nella cuciua, et alii E/everendissimi nel Conclave,
thick sm. 4ito. portrait and 2S plates, showing the various Cooking operations and
Culinary Instruments, vellum, A veby babe Cookeby Book, 30* Venetia, 1570
First Edition. — This is a work universally represented as singularly curious and unusually
Bcarce. Bayle notices it in his Dictionary, art. Platina. Vogt likewise mentions the booku
*' eximiee raritatis,'' and Santander acknowledges its scarcity in his Catalogue.
This curious and valuable old work gives an excellent description of the Roastini^, Cooking,
Frying, Baking, &c. of Meat, Fish, Pastry, Soups, &c., many of these receipts are unknown.
6166 STRABO de Situ Orbis, Grajce, folio, fibst edition, yJwe clean copy in old En^
lish red mobocco, gilt edges, from the library of John Miiford of Newtovst,
Hampshire, 1744, scarce, £4. 4j Venetiis, Aldus, 161<}
Editio Princeps.— " Cctte edition est recherch^e des curieux ; l*execution en est assez bell^
et les exemplaires ne s'en trouvent pas facilement." — De Bute, Sold in Caillard's sale for 170
francs; Heath's £6. Vis,
VZ. SPAIN.
6167 Caeo de Toeees, Historia do las Ordenes Militares de Santiago, Calatrava,y
Alcantara desde su fundacion hasta Don Filipe II. folio, engraved title, velhm,
55 Madrid, 1629
6168 Castillo Solobzano (Don Alonse de) Historia de Marco Antonio y Cleopatn.
12jno. first edition, rare, 20* Caragoqa, 1639
6169 Cavicaeo (Jacomo da Parma) Libro del Peregrino : de uno pudico amore la his*
toria porto e narro : perho securo vengo p che amore e pietade me fanno la
schorta, sm. 4iio. first few leaves stained, Spanish calf, rare, 25*
s. L et a. (? SeviUa, 15O0)
6170 CiEVEDO, Eeprova<;ion de las superstitiones y liechizerias, sm. 4to. vellum, carta
of leaves repaired. Is 6rf Salamanca, 1556
6171 Peenandez DE AvELLANEDA, Quarta Salida de Don Quixote y quinta parte da
sus aventuras, parte II tomo III, 4to. calf rare, lbs Madrid, \T^
6172 Peenandez de Hozas, Noche de Invierno sin na y pes en varias poesias Castd-
lanas en dos partes. La primera, de assumptos graves, y sacros. I^a segundik
de assumptos de burlas, 4to 16 and 164 leaves, vellum, 25* Madrid, 1668
Very rare : neither mentioned by Bruuet nor Salva.
6173 GoNGOBA, Obras, 4to. best edition, oldfrench calf gilt, 25* Bmsselas
Priced, 1826, Salva, £1. lU 6rf; 1843, Salva, Paris, 28 fr.
Gongora was the inventor of a style of poetry which still goes under his name. He is calM
by the Spaniards " Pindaro Andaluz, Principe de ios Poetas Liricos de JSspana, etc,** ** He was,"
eays Bouterwek, " a man of shrewd and powerful mind — his works are masterly compositioB^
full of true, natural, and poetic feeling." *' C*est cet auteur qui contribua le plus a introduire daM
la litterature espagnole le mauvais go^t que Ton appelle de son nom gongorisme, Cependant n^
autre ^crivain castillan n'a mieux connu les ressources de sa langue, ni fait de plus belles compoi'
tions. L'edition de ses oeuvres faite a Bruxelles est la plus jolie et la meilleure qui existe." Sal^
6174 GuEVABA (Antonio) Libro Aureo del Gran Emperador Marco Aurelio, 4ti
vellum, 5* Madrid, 161
6175 Mes Ploeido, historico Mariano, para cultirar ladevocion a Maria nuest<
Senora, 12mo. velvet binding, curious, 6s Manila 173
s.^^ All publications from the Philippine Islands are rare.
^IT^^JVIexia (Pero) Silva de Varia Lection : compuesta por el magnifico cavalle*
;^^dro Mexia, nucvamente agora anadido en ella la quarta parte, en la qual *
tra^n muchas Cosas y muy agradables y curiosas, ^lio, ISlarft letter, engravA
title wUfi' portrait, hf calf, 36* Bevilla, M. Diaz, 157*
N
HERALDRY, ANTIQUITIES, HISTORY, GENEALOGY. 885
6177 MiNAPOY (Juan Thomas) Historia de la Guerra entre Turoos y Persianos, 1676-
1585, en Castellano por A. de Herrera, 4to. veUum, \%8 Madrid, 1688
Priced, 1826, Salva, £1. 1«. Printed with a peculiar figure 5 Bomewhat similar to an Arabic 6.
6178 OssuNA (Francisco de) Ley de Amor Sancto, 4to. vellum, wanting title, \%8
Sevilla, 1548
6179 ■ Norte de los Estados ; regla de vivir a los Macebos : y a los Casados :
y a los Biudos (sic) : y a todos los Cotinentes, sm. 4to. old binding, very rare^
£2. lOff Burgos, Jud de Junta, 1650
A scarce and curious work treating on marriage, virgins, widows, etc. ; unmentioned by Bmnet,
Salva, and all bibliographers.
6180 PULGAE (Hernando del) Clironica de los mny Altos, y esdarecidos Beye»
Catkolicos Don Hernando y Donna Ysabel, folio, woodcuts, black letter, Spanish
calf, £3. ds Caragoqa, 1567
Priced, 1826, Salya, £6. ; 1832.7, Payne and Foss, russia, £5, 5«.
'' This edition was unknown to Nicholas Antonio, and is the first in which Hernando del Polgar
appears as the author of this Chronicle/' — Salva,
6181 QUESTION" de Amoe ; t, Cabcel. de Amob, del complimiento de Nieolaa
Nunez (c6 puso lo Diego de Sant Pedro), 2 vols, in 1, tail 18mo. very fine clean
copy, with large margins, measuring ^ by 2i inches, in the origincu stamped
leather binding, very rare, £4. 4«
Hn Paris, En casa de Semaldo Caldera y de Claudio Caldera su hiyo, 1548
Neither of these two works are mentioned by Brunet, and from the fact that they were
printed at Paris, it may be presumed that they were unknown to him. The first work, ** Question
de Amor," of 149 numbered leaves and 1 leaf with the printer's mark, consists of dialogues inter ••
spersed with songs and short poetical pieces, is attributed to Diego de Salazar. The other work
'* Carcel ** by Diego de Sant Pedro, of 96 numbered leaves with the printer's mark on the reverse
of the last, contains Canciones, Villancicos and Romances.
6182 Tassis (D. Juan de, Conde de Yillamediana) Obras ; Comedia, Sonetos, Silva,
Fabulas, Redondillas, Glossas y Romances, 4to. vellum, 7s Qd Madrid, 1634
6183 UBEDA (Francisco de) Libro de Entretenimiento, de la Picara Justina, en el
qual debaxo do graciosos discursos, se encierran prouecLosos avisos, 12mo. cu-
rnous woodcut frontispiece, calf, scarce, £2. 10* Brucellas, 1608
" Roman fort libre, fait & Timitation du Guzman d' Alfarache. 11 passe pour constant qu'An-
dr6 Perez, religieux dominicain, en est le veritable auteur*" — Brunet* ** In this novel we meet with
a great number of Spanish proverbs and verses in all kinds of metres." — Salva,
HEBALDBY, ANTIQUITIES, HISTORY, GENEALOGY.
" MeraJdry is the last remnant of the Ancient Symbolism, and a legitimate branch of
Christian Art ; the griffins and unicorns, f esses and cheverons, the very tinctures or
colours, are all symbolical, — ea<;h has its mystic meaning, singly and in combination,
and thus eveby genuine old Coat of K&ms preaches a lesson qf Chivalric honour
and Christian principle to those that inherit it, — truths, little suspected now-a-days in
our Seralds Offices" — Lobd Lindsay's Cheistian Abt, Vol. LI. page 49.
6183*Caete Genealogique de la Famille de Pipenpoy de Bruxelles (1331), et de la
de Van Ypen, on two shins ofTAS.CB.^'SSiT, with sixty-six armorial bearings, 28*
Eait en Bruxelles, 1730
6184 GoTz's (Count) Pedigree for tbe admission into tbe Order of St. John of Malta,
an ancient German Pedigree, on canvas, in opaque colours, much worn, com^
prising about 40 Coats of Arms, a curiosum, 18* Brag, s.a. (P 1560)
6185 AcHAiNTBE, histoire genealogique et chronologique de laMaisonBioyale de Bour-
bon, depuis Robert le Fort jusqu'^ nos jours, 2 vols. 8vo. uncut, 9s Boris, 1825
6186 ACTA TQMICTANA. Fpistolae, legationes, responsa, actiones et res gestae
Principis Sigismundi L, Eiegis PoloniBB. Public par le comte T. Dzialynski,
7 vols, in 6, folio, (pub. at 36 Thalers) boards, £5. Bosnaniae, 1846-58
6187 Adjumentum Memoriae, seu tabulae lust.-chron. genealogicae, 12mo. cay^, 3* 1763
6188 AKEEMAN'S Archaeolo^cal Index to remains of Antiquity of the Celtic, Ro-
man, British, and Anglo-oaxon Periods, 8vo. with 1% plates, cloth, 10* 1847
6189 Remains of ^agan Saxendom, principally from Tumuli in England,
21 part€, 4to. complete, numerous woodeiits and 40 coloured plates, drawn from
the originals (subscription price £2. 12* 6(/) sd. £2. 2* 1852-55
584 QUARITCH'S CATALOGUE OF
6190 Amati (C.) Antichitk di Milano, impl. fo^o, 28 plates of Architectural OmamentSt
etc. hf, hd, uncut ^ 16* MilanOt 1821
6191 Ammieato (Scip.) delle Famiglie nobili Fiorentine, parte prima, large folio,
numerous pedigrees y hds. Is 6d Firenze, 1616
6192 Annales Archeologiques, dingoes par Didron, Vol. VII. 4to. Q ^^arta, fine jplates,
(pub. at 30 fr.) 6* M Paris, 1847
6193 Aechaeologia Cambbensis, a record of the Antiquities of Wales and its
Marches, New Series, 5 vols. 8yo. numerous plates, hf. hd. calf gilt, £3. 3*
London and Tenby, I860- 54
6194 AET (L') db Vebifiee les Dates des Faits Historiques, des Inscriptions, des
Chroniques et autres Anciens Monumens, avant I'Ere Chretienne, mis en ordre
Sar Mons. de Saint Allais, 1 vol. impl. 4to. Par. 1860 — Depuis la Naissance de
Fotre Seigneur, troisiSme edition, par un Religieux Benedictin de Congregation
de S. Maur, 3 vols, folio. Par. 1783 — Depuis I'Ann^e 1770, jusqu'a nos jours,
par M. le Chev. de Courcelles, 4 vols, folio, ih. 1821 — together 8 vols, in French
calf, not quite uniform, rare, £17. Paris, 1783-1821
North's copy of the first 3 vols, fetched £19. 19*; Brockett's £13.
" Comprenant les Annaies comparatives de tons les Peuples et de tons les Rots du Monde;
ouvrafe qu'on pent, k juste titre, appeler la clef de THistoire g6n4rale ; car point de botts livres
sans TArt de Verifier les Dates ; point de^ibliotheqne s'il n'en occupe la premiere place ; point
d*homme savant s'il ne connait k fond ce precieux travail."
** For Chronology, use the great French Work, * I'Artde Vtrifier les Dates,* '^--Prof. Stnyik's
Lecture on Modem History.
** A splendid monument of learning, which has left little to be done by subsequent chronolo-
gists, besides the humble duties of translation and abridgement." — Sir Harris Nicolas.
'* The great treasure of historical information." — SirJas. Mackintosh.
** This is the great collection of chronological tables, the great summary of all history, ancient
as well as modern, the great multum in parvo, for which if the Benedictines produced nothing eisOf
the thanks of all subsequent scholars would be voted unaoimously. It may be truly said that no
book ever held so important a place in modem historical literature as this. It contains a most
exact summary of the history of all nations ; so exact, that to detect any error in it may, commonly
peaking, be called an impossibility. The decisions of this book are always looked upon as final ;
be who possesses of copy of it has indeed a treasure. Several editions of this splendid work have
appeared ; the old ones are not now to be purchased in a complete state except at a great price,
twenty-eight guineas for the eight folio volumes, of which it consists ; even the new edition in 4 to.
is not much cheaper, being twenty-four guineas for ten volumes. I'he last edition in 8vo. is, how-
ever, more accessible, and sells at fourteen guineas for the forty-one volumes of which it is com-
posed." — ZT. L. Jones, GentJs Mag. Dec. 1855.
6195 AuosBusa. Xilian, Cuntrfait des h. Eom. Eeichs Statt Augspurg, seith 1548,
gewester haupter und pflegeren, 2Afine portraits, 1657 — Cfconica der weitber-
limpten Keyserlichen freyen und des h. E/cichs Statt Augspurg, auss Marx
"Welsers acht Biichern gezogen, teutsch, durch Werlichium— -Wdlser, Antiqua
Monumenta, das ist alte Bilder, Gremalde und Schrifften, zu Augspurggefundeu,
Teutsch, durch Wielichium, 22 cuts of Antiquities, facsimiles, etc. Mh^anele/brif
1595 — Augusta Vindelicoeum illiusque templa, portae, aedificia et ciatemae
Sculpturis adumbrata a Gnmimo, frontispieces and 42 plates of views and build-
ings in Augsburg — Krauss, Cruciani Templi ( Augustae) aelineatio, 5 la/rgefolding
plates, Augustae, 1680 — 5 vols, in 1, stout sm. folio, original calf, 25* 1695-1680
6196 Baden. Histoire chronologique, gdn^alogique et politique de lamaison de Bade,
par M. V , 2 vols. 8vo. uncut, 3* ^d Paris, 1807
6197 BAGtMIHL (J. T.) Pommersches Wappenbuch, complete in 5 vols. 4to. ^1 plates
of Coats of Arms, uncut, £2. 10^ Stettin, 1843-55
1198 BALUZE, Histoire g6n6alogique de la Maison d'Autebgns, justifi^e par chartes,
titres, histoires anciennes et autres preuves authentiques, 2 vols, folio, many fine
plates, old calf gilt, £2. 8* Paris, 1708
Excellent ouvrage avec de grandes belles gravures, figures de blasons, ete^
3199 BALUZII (S.) Capitularia Eegum Francorum, curante P. De Chiniac, 2 vols,
folio, labge papeb, French ca\fgilt, 30* Paris, 1780
" Les pi^es qui composent cette collection sont aussi pr^cieuses que les notes qui raccom-
pagnent sont savantes.'' — Camus.
6200 BARA (H. de) le Blason des Armoirics, small folio, numerous Coats of Arms,
calf neat, 18* Paris, 1628
HERALDRY, ANtiaUlTlUS, HISTORY, GENEALOGY. 385
6201 Babaillon, Becherches Bur les penples Cambioyicenses de la carte Tli^odosienne,
dite de Peutinger, sur K^ris, le fierry, Moniunens Celtiques en Prance, etc.
8vo. hf, bd. 55 180l>
6202 Bablaude (A. de) Chroniques des Dues de Brabant, sm. folio, Coats of Arrrs and
36 beautiful engravings of the Thikes and Duchesses of BrabarU, in the rich Cos-
tume of their time, engraved by Collaert, calf \%s Anvers, 1612
6203 Babtholini, Antiquitatum Danicarum de Causis contemptsB a Danis adhuo
Gentilibus Mortis Libri III. ex Vetustis codicibus et monumentis hactenus
ineditis congesti, sm. 4to. Extracts from the " Sagas," with Latin tra^islations,
fine paper^ plates, a fine copy, calf neat, 20* Hafniae, 1690
6204 Bavabia. Stamm Tafeln der ausgestorbenen Eegenten von Baiern, fol. bd. 3* 1778
6206 BAXTEE.I Glossarium Antiquitatum Britannicarum, sive syllabus Etymologicus
Antiquitatum Veteris Britanniae atque Ibemiae tcmporibus Ilomanorum, Svo.
LABOE VXVER, fine portrait by Vertue, calf, 10s 1719
6206 BEKND, allgemeine Scbriftenkunde der gesammten Wappenwissenschaft, 4 vols*
Svo. sd. uncut, 2\s Bonn, 1830-41
6207 Bebtband (P. J. B.) Precis de I'nistoiredeBouioGNE-srB-MEBets^s Environs,
2 vols. 8vo. maps and plates, calf gilt. Is 6d Boulogne, 1828-29
6208 Bevy, Histoire de la Noblesse h^r^ditaire et successive des Gaulois, des Fran9oi8
et des autres pcuples de I'Europe, de leur gouvernement d^puis 57 ans avant
notre Ere jusqu'a present, Vol. 1, roy. 4to. uncut, 4* 6d Liege, 1791
6209 BiANCHi, Marmi Cremonesi, 8vo. SS plates of Ancient Inscriptions, sd, Zs Mil. 1791
6210 BIANCOLINI (Giambat.) Notizie storiche delle Chiese di Vebona, 8 vols, in
9, 4ro. plates of Antiquities and numerous Coats of Arms, a good copy, hf bd*
calf, £2. Verona, 1749-71
An importat^t work containing Lists and Descriptions of all the Art Treasures in the Churches
of Verona, including the Paintings. In G. Molini*s Oper. Bibl. only 4 vols, are quoted ; the
latter volumes are scarce.
6211 BiBLioTHiiQUE de I'Ecole des Chartes, B-evue d'^rudition, consacr^e principale*
ment a I'etude du Moyen Age, Deuxi^me S^rie, 3 vols, large 8vo. facsimiles^
Vols. I & II half calf. Vol. Ill in 4 parts, 20* JParis, 1844-47
6212 BIEDEE-MANN (J. G.) Genealogie der LoLen Gbafen Hauseb im Ebanckis-
CHEN Cbayse, Erlangen, 1745 — Geschlechtsregister der Ritterschaft Landes ztL
Franken Orts Baunach, Bayreuth, I74i7 — Gesclilechts register der OrtsGEsOBa,
Bamberg, 1747 — Steigebwald, Ndmberg, 1748 — AltmOhl, Bayreuth, 1748 —
Das Patriciat zu NObnbebg, Bayreuth, 1748 — Ehon und Wbbba, Bayreuth,
1749 - Ottenwald, Culmbach, 1751— Das Voigtland, Ow/mftocA, 1752— Allge-
meine Eegisteb liber sammtliche Biedermannische genealogiscbe TabeUen aer
Ritterschaft zu Franken, dem Voigtlande und des Patriciats in Niirnberg,
fefertigt von G. S. 1771 — 9 vols, in 4, folio, <?<wm5^i?2y entirely o/^ Genealogical
'ables, a beautiful copy, (^vi^ coUTLi&TE,stampedhogskinbinding,£6.Bs 1745-71
Vert rare, no complete copy has occurred for sale in Ijermany or in England for years.
6213 BOISGELIK, Ancient and Modebn Malta, and Goza, containing an accurate
account of the Islands, with a History of the Ejiights of St. John of Jerusalem,
3 vols, in 1, 4to. chart, maps and numerous plates of Antiquities, Portraits, and
Views, calf neat, 12s 6d 1805
The best historical and topographical Account of Malta. Priced, 1837, Payne and Foss, bds.
£\,\]s ed; WeigeU Leipsic, 24 thalers.
CR214 BoNFADio (Jac.) Annales Genuenses, 1628-1550 ; Opere Volgari e Latine, 2 vols.
royal %vo. frontispieces, portraits ofBonfadio a^id Card. Quirini and View of
Genoa, fine paper, hf. bd. uncut, I2s Brescia, 1746-7
" Cet ouvrage (Annales Gen.) est egalement estim^ pour Tordre, la clart^, la sage distribution do
snjet, et pour la saine critique et I'^l^gance du style." — Darn.
6215 BoBDEAUX ; Devienne, Histoire de la ville de ; l^®' partie, portraits and plates,
Bordeaux, 1771 — Venuti, Anciens Monumens de Bordeaux, Gtihets, Dues
d'Aquitaine, et les Monoyes frapp^es par les Anglais, plates, ib. 1764— in 1 vol.
4to. calf, 4* 6rf
6216 BoTTiN, Melanges d'Arch^ologie, 8vo. plates, hf. bd. 3* 6i Paris. 1831
6217 BoucHEB DE Pebthes (M.) ASitiquit^s Celtiques et Ant^diluviennes, stout royal
8vo. numerous plates, cloth, 14* Paris, 1847
6218 Bbianville, Jeu d'Armoiries des Souverains d'Europe, 32mo. old calf, Ss Qd 1672
2 B
886 QUARITCH'S CATALOGUE OF
6219 Bo wen's Britannia depicta, or Ogilby improved, being a correct BxirToy of all the
Boads in England and Wales, 8vo. 273 engra/oed pp. with the Coats of Arms of
the Nobility and Towns, calf, bs 1724
6220 Bbitish Compendium (the), or Eudiments of Honour, containing the Genealogies
of all the Nobility of Eng^land, Scotland, and Ibeland, 4 vols, in 5, seventh
edition, enlarged to 1731— ^Manuscbipt Additions by Nicholl, to about
1761, 3 thick vols, neatly written — together 8 vols. 16mo. many Coats of Arms,
velltim, 20^
6221 Beydges (Sir Egerton) Atavise Begise, a Collection of Genealogical Tables, with
Illustrations, impl. 4ito, plate of arms, bds, 20s Florence, 1820
Privately printed, the impression limited to 60 copies. Sold in Mr. Hanrott's sale for j^7. Is.
Priced, 1836, H. Bohn, £2. 12* 6iZ; 1836, 40, Thorpe, ir3. 3.».
6222 Buchanan, Berum Scoticarum historia, cum notis edidit Man, 8vo. calf, 2s 6d
Abredoniae, 1762
6223 BUCELIIS'IS (Gab.) GermaniaTopo-chrono-Stemmato-Graphica, wwmer<m«rtr«M
and genealogical tables of the principal families of Germany, 4 vols, in 3, folio,
vellum, scarce, £2. 10s Aug. Vtnd. et Ulm. 1655-62-72-78
6224 Bubgebmeistee, Bibliotheca Equestris, continens ultra 50 authores et scriptores
de Nobilitate et Ordine equestri : item " Das alte Thumierbuch" cum designa-
tionibus Familiarum illustrium et nobilium, 2 vols. — Codex Diplomaticus eques-
tris, cum continuatione oder " Beichs- Bitter- Archiv,** 2 vols. — ^together 4 vols,
very thick sm. 4to. one frontispiece wanting, calf neat, 20* TJlm, 1720-21
To all engaged in Heraldic studies, the above yolumes will be of great service.
6225 Bitbee's Extinct and Dormant Baronetcies of England, Ireland, and Scotland,
8vo. Coats of Arms, cloth, 7s Qd 1841
6226 General Armory of England, Scotland and Ireland, roy. 8vo. cl. 12s 1842
6227 BUS SI, Istoria della citta di Vitebbo, folio, with plates of its Antiquities, Build-
ings, Art-Monuments, Coins, etc. hf russia, 16s Roma, 1743
6228 ■ the same, folio, plates, a fine copy in vellum, 21s 1742
6229 BUTKENS (F. C.) Trophies sacrls et profanes du Duch^ de Bbabant, avec le
Supplement par Jaerens, 4 vols, folio, fine plates, calf neat, £5. ia Haye, 1724-26
Usually sold in Belgium for 180 francs. A copy, Largest paper, of which only 12 copies were
printed, wis priced, 1829, John Bohn, mor. £14. 14c.
6230 BUZELINI (Joan. Cameracensis) Gallo-Flandria Sacra et Profana: in qua
urbes, oppida, regiunculae, municipia, et pagi praecipui Ghlllo-Flandrici tractus
describuntur ; horumque omnium locorum antiquitates, religio, mores, sacra
aedificia, piae fundationes, Principes, Gubernatores et Magistratus proponuntur,
1625— Annales Gallo-Flandriae, cum Indice, 1624 — 2 vols, in 1, toiio, fine copy,
original calf gilt, remarkably clean Sf fresh state, £4. 4« Duaci, M, Wyon, 1625-4
Excessively rare, neither mentioned by Brunet nor Ebert ; no copies have appeared in cata.
logaes for sale either in England, France, or Germany for many years. ''Jean Buzelin, jisuite, ne
it Cambrai vers 1571, mourata Tage de 56 ans, en 1626. U a public quelques autres ouvrages
cit^s dans cette Bibliographie. Cet ^crivain manque de critique ; mais son livre contient beaucoup
de chartes et de documents d'un grand interSt historique.^' — DuiAiUoeul, Bibl. Douaisienne, p. 19 1.
6231 CALMET (Don B.) Ilistoire ^^nealogique de la maison du Chatelet, branche
puin^e de la maison de Lorrame, folio, plates and numerous CocUs of Arms^Jine
copy in old French calf gilt. Arms on sides, 24« Nancy, 1741
6232 CAMDENI (Guil.) Anglica, Hibernica, Normannica, Cambrica a 'Veteribus
scriuta : Asser Menevensis, Anonymus de Vita Gulielmi Conquestoris, Thomas
Walsingham, Thomas de la More, Gul. Gemiticensis, Giraldus Cambrensis,
plerique nunc primum in lucem editi, folio, best edition, fine copy in the original
stamped hogsktn binding, with clasps, £2. 2s Francqf 1603
Priced, 1832, Payne and Foss, £3. 13« 6d; 1834, Arch, mor. £4. 10»; 1844. Rodd, £3. 3».
6233 CAMPANILE (Filiberto) dell'Armi, overo Insegne de i Nobili, ove sono i Dis-
corsi d'alcune famiglie, cosi spente, come vive del regno di Napoli, folio, nu-
merous coats of Arms, vellum, 21s Napoli, 1680
Rare. Unmentioned by Brunet and Ebert.
6234 CANISIUS, Thesaurus Monumentorum Ecclesiasticorum, sive Lectiones Anti.
quae cum obscrvationibus et notis ed. J. Basnage, 4 vols, folio, vellum, fine copy^
from the library of Bishop Blomfield, £2. Amst, 1725
A curious collection of small pieces by writers of the middle ages. It contains some chronicles
and itineraries to the Holy Land. For List of the numerous Treatises in the above, see Dowling's
Notida^pp, 101—11 1.
HERALDRY, ANTIQUITIES, HISTORY, GENEALOGY. 387
6235 CATEL (G-.) Histoire des Comtes de Toulouse, avec quelques Ckroniques, folio,
with the family portraits^ old calf, 16* Tolose, 1623
6236 Anotner copy, folio, in frie preservation, vellum^ 32* 1623
6237 Caumont Gouts d'Antiquit^s Monumentales, 6 vols. 8vo. sd. 20s 1830-41
CoDteDts: Partie Ire Ere Celtique, 2me et Soie Ere Gallo-Romaine, 4ine Moyen Age: Archi-
tecture Religieuse, 5oie Architecture Militaire et Civile, 6ine Fonts Baptismaux, Autels, etc.
6238 CAYLUS (Comte de) Eecueil des Antiquit^s Egyptiennes, Etrusques, GrecqueB
et Itomaines, 7 vols. 4to. about 700 plates of Etruscan, JEg^fptian, Greek, and
Roman Art, Jf, bd, uncut, 36« JParis, 1762-67
6239 CEDERCEONA (D. G.) Sweriges Rikes Ridderskaps ocL Adels Wapen Bok,
folio, toith Coats of Arms of the Swedish Nobility, If, bd, £3. 3*
Stockholm, 1746
Rarely met with complete : The work is divided as follows : Ridders och Adelsman, 208 pp.
with 1867 Coat of Armsj Grefwar, 14 pp. with 82 Coats of Arms; Friherrar, 34 pp. with 204
Coats of Arms.
624^) Chassant, Nobiliana : Curiosit^s nobiliaires et h^raldiques, 12mo. cuts, 2s 6d 1858
6241 Clabault, Genealogie historique de la Maison de Chasteigner en Poitou, 4to. nu^
merous pedigrees, hf bd, calf, %s Faris, 1779
6242 Clabk's (Hugh) Introduction to Heraldry, 15tL edition, 12mo. 48 engravings,
(pub. at 7s ad) cloth, 4>s 1854
6243 COLLINS' Peerage of England, Genealogical, Biographical, and Historical,
augmented and continued by Sir E. Brydges, 9 vols. 8vo. Coats of Arms of each
family, calf, ^- 15* 1812
6244 CON (Milium BUCH geschehen zu Costentz, darinnman findet wie die Herren
gaystlich und weltHch eingreitten seynd und mit wievil Personen C'est-a-dire :
he Livre du concile tenu a Constance. On y trouve comment les seigneurs
ecclesiastiques et s^culiers ont fait leur entree, et avec combien de personnes.
Aussi leurs armes y sont peintes....(par Ulric de Reichenthal.) (In fine) : Gc
druckt und volendt in der keyserlichen Stat Augspurg von Athoni Sorg an Affter^
monta^ nach JEgidii do man zalt nach Christi gepurt M.CCCC und in dem
LXX.XIII, foho, double columns of^ and 36 lines, very fine copy in the original
calf binding, £9, 10s Augspurg, 1463
Edition originale d'on outrage tr^s-rare et curieuz pour les figures en bois an nombre de 44
et 1166 armoiries qui le decorent. Elles sont toutes coioiiees et i*epr68entent les armes des per-
sonnes qui ont assist^ au concile ou divers evenements qui y ont rapport. M. Ebert en donna une
description fort ezacte et le regnrde comme le premier armorial qui ait ^t6 imprime.
Cette histoire a ^te ecrite avec beaucoup de naivete par un t^moin oculaire, qui se nomme
plusieurs fois, savoir f. 67 oii il dit : und wass die mess also als dan ich Ulrich von Reychental
das selb sahe, etc. ; il se nomme encore fo. 244 recto et fol. 246 verso. Voy. Cldment, Bibliothdque
curieuse, t. 7, p. 280 et suivantes ; Maittaire, t. 4, p. 449.
L' Enfant, preface de 1' Histoire du concile de Constance, pretend que Tauteur n'^tait pas bien
instruit de ce qui s'est pass6 dans I'int^rieur du concile, mais qu'on pent compter sur tout ce qu*il
rapporte relativement aux ceremonies publiques, Tarrivee et la reception des ambassadeurs, les
actes de fpi, les armes des papts, princes, etc. etc. les processions et autres choses de cette nature.
Cet ezemplaire a ete vendu «'01 fr. a la vente des livres de M. J.-L. D****** au mois de juin
1834. C'est le No. 1075 du cat redige par Martin, libraire ; on y lit ce qui suit : ** Ce volume se
compose de 247 ff. a 2 col. chifTr^s 2 k 247, le ler etant blanc. Les ff. 16, 17, 122 et 164 non
chiffi^s. II y a un feuiliet dont le recto est blanc et non chiffr^ apres 160 et un apres 168 (M.
Ebert dit 169 ; mais 169 ^tant un acte de Sigismoud et le verso de ce f. ajout^ etant le portrait de
oe prince, il semble mieuz plac6 comme ilse trouve dans notreexemplaire. Ces deux ff. ne comp-
tent pas dans la numeration, et portent le nombre total k *269. Le f. LXX eat cot^ LXXX. Les
figures en bois (non compris les blasons) sont au nombre de 44, savoir 3 k mi-page et 41 occupant
la page entiere. Dix de ces dernieres forment double tableau."
Cet ezemplaire, qui est de la plus grand rarete, et presque introuvable, a appartenu au Dr.
Kloss. — BoRLuuT Db Nortdonck.
6245 CONCILIUM zu Constantz. Das Concilium so zu Constantz gehalten ist
worden, 1413, small folio, with many fine woodcuts, including representations of
the burning of John Suss, of the German Emperor investing the Nobility in tlieir
feudal dignities, of Ecclesiastics, and their Elections, dissensions, etc, giving
altogether a very striking picture of the events of that famous Council; added
are the Coats of Arms of all the Nobles, Citizens and Ecclesiastics, this being the
FiBST AxAOBiki^ ever published, fine tall copy, old binding, £3. lOs Augspurg, 1536
2 B 2
388 QUARITCH'S CATALOGUE OP
6240 CoBBiNBLLi, Histoire Genealogique de la Maison de Gondi, 2 vols. 4to. many
fine Seraldic plates t and heautifully engraved portraits hy Dtiflos; good cop-uin
old calf, £2. Part*, 1706
One of the most elegant and esteemed of the French Family Histories. The celebrated Due
DB Rbtz was of the Family of Gondi, and his portrait is inserted ; also that of a Paule de Gondi,
DVCBESSB DB RbTZ.
6247 CousTUMES du Bailliage de Meleun ; augment^es des notes de Ck. du Moulin,
18mo. caU, Is 6rf :Paris, 1640
6248 CEOMER (M.) De Origine et rebus gentis Polonorvm, libri XXX. folio, f^ne
iooodcut portrait, a beautiful copy in stamped bindina, 30* JSasil. 1568
6249 PoLONiA, sive ae Origine et rebus gentis Polononim, portrait and
maps, with MSS, additions, calf, 28* Colonia^eAgripp, 1689
6250 Cummikg's Runic and otker Monumental Remains of the Isle of Man, 4to. 15
plates, bds, 10s 6d 1857
6251 CfuTTs' Manual of the Sepulchral Slabs and Crosses of the Middle Ages, 8vo*
83 plates, cloth, Is Qd 1849
6252 Dambebgee, Purstenbuch, 8vo. red morocco, gilt edges — Furstentafel der Euro-
paischen Staatengeschichte, folio, 60 genealogical Tables, hf red morocco, \bs
Megensburg, 1831
6253 DELLA CROCE (Ireneo, Carmelitano Scalzo) Historia della citta di Tbiestx,
celebre colonia de' cittadini Romani, folio, with woodcuts of Coats of Arms^
Seals and Antiquities, very fine copy in old calf gilt, 25* Venetia, 1698
6254 DENYALDI (Roberti) Rollo-Northmanno-Britannicus, folio, calf, fine copr,
VEBT BABE, fc*3. 3* Rothomagi, 1660
This interesting work contains the history of seven dukes of Normandy, in yerse and prose,
induding William the Conqueror. Only two other copies are noticed in the Bibliographer's Manual,
the one in the Royal Institution, and a copy which sold for £6. in 1825. Priced, 1829, J. Bohn,
£A, As J 1841-42, Thorpe, £3. 8*.
6255 DiCTioNNAiBE Genealogique, H^raldique, Chronologique et Historique, (par La
Chenaye Desbois), 6 vols. 12mo. calf, 25* Faris, 1757-61
6256 DixMUDE (Jan van) Dits de Cronike ende Genealogie van den Prinsen ende
Graven van den foreeste van Buc, dat heet Vlaenderlant, 863-1436; met voorrede,
eene lyst van de verouderde Woorden door Lambin, %vo. printed on Pink
PAPEB, half bound, 7s 6d Ypre, 1839
6257 2>0]lieBday Soob : ELLIS (Sir H.) General Introduction to Domesday
Book and Indexes, with notes and comments, 2 vols. 8vo. cloth, rare, £2. 16s 1833
6259 DORST (J. G. L.) Wiirttembergisches Wappenbuch, 4to. nearly 250 coloured
ar-ms, with Genealogical Notices, bds 21s Halle, 1846
6260 DRUMMOND'S NOBLE BRITISH FAMILIES, with their Genealogies,
and Biographical Notices of the most distinguished Individuals in each, illus-
trated with JPoetbaits, Views, Armorial Bearings, Monuments, Seals, etc, (the
ABMS AND POBTBAITS MOST BEAUTIFULLY COLOUBED, MANY LIKE MINIATUBES),
compiled and edited by Henby Dbummond, Esq., M.P., 2 vols. impl. folio,
(published at the expense of the Author at £25. 4?^ hf. bd, morocco, gilt tops, a
very handsome and interesting book ; the portraits, taken from original paintings^
display a fine series of British Worthies in the Costume <fthe time, £7. 10s 1842
This superb work, in the style of " Litta Famiglie Italiani," comprises the follow-
ing Histories of Noble British Families : The Family of Ashbumham — The Family
of Arden and Compton—The Family of Cecil— The Family of Harley — The Family
of Bruce — The Family of Perceval — The Families of Dunbar, Hume, and Dundas — •
The Family of Drummond — The Family of Neville. All richly illustrated with Por-
traits, Arms, Pedigrees, etc.
6261 DOUGLAS (Rev. Jas.) Nenia Bbitannica; a Sepulchral History of Great
Britain (in which are engraved the Antiquities discovered by the late Dp.
Faussett) from the earliest period to its general conversion to Christianity, royal
folio, 36 plates of Celtic and Anglo- Saxon Antiquities, very fine tall copy with
rough leaves, bound in russia extra, in Kalthoebers style, rare, £5. 5* 1793
This valuable work includes a complete series of the British, Roman and Saxon Sepulchral
Bites and Ceremonies, with the contents of several hundred Burial Places, opened under the careful
iJMpection of the author. The Barrows containing Urns, Swords, Spear-heads, Di^ere, Knives,
Battle Axes, Shields, and Armillae ; Decorations of Women, consisting of Gems, Pensile Ornaments,
HERALDRY, ANTIQUITIES, HISTORY, GENEALOGY. 389
Bracelets, Beads, Gold and Silrer Buckles ; Magical Instrnments, and other Relics, to which are
added Observations on the Celtic, British, Iloman, and Danish Barrows, discovered in Great Britain.
Douglas may be called the father of Anglo-Saxon Archaeology.
6262 DU iOUCHET, Histoire genealogique de la Maison de CorETENA.Y, folio,
many engravings of Coats of A rms, Secus, and Pedigrees, rf- rare, £2. Paris, 1661
6263 the same, fol. with MSS. Table qf Pedigrees added, vel. £2. 12s M 1661
6264 DUCHESNE (Andrese) Historise Normannormn Scriptores Antiqui, Res ab illis
per Galliam, Angliam, Apuliam, CapusB Principatum, Siciliam et Orientem gestae
explicantes, ab anno 838 ad 1220, ex MSS. Cod. fere omnes nunc primum edit»,
folio, russia, gilt leaves, £6. Lutet, Paris, 1619
A cheap copy of this valuable set of all the Norman chroniclers. Priced, 1826-8, Payne and
Foss, £6. 6«; 1840-44, James Bohn, £6. 6« ; in 1847, £7. I7i6d; the Rozbarghe copy fetched
£6, 6s ; Dawson Tamer^s, 1853, £7. 7s ; Purton Cooper's, 1853, £8. 5«.
Large Paper copies sold : The Marqais of Townshend*s, j^9. 15«; Hibbert*s, ;^9. 5« ; 1854,
Gardner's, mor. £S0,
6265 Masebes, Historiae An^licanae circa tempus Conquestds Angliae a Gnlielmo
Notho, Normannomm ance, selecta Monumenta, excerpta a magno volumine
" Historiae Normannomm Scriptores antiqui," a Duchesne edito, with Eng^-
LISH NOTES, 4to. kf\ bd. Tussia, 15* 1807
6266 DUELLI (&.) Excerptorum Genealogico-Historicorum libri duo, folio, with 60
fins plates o/^ Seals, Coats of Arms, Costtime, and Objects qf Mediaeval Art, bds,
25ff Ups. 1725
6267 DU MONSTIER (A.) Neustbia Pia, sen de omnibus et singulis Abbatiis et
Prioratibus totius Nobmani^, folio, a rema/rhdbly fine tall copy, old calf gilt,
£4. 4« Mothomagi, 1663
'' Recherch6 et pen commuu." — Brunei, Since Brunet wrote this, the work has become still
scarcer, and has risen proportionately in price. H. Bohn had, 1831, a copy on Fine Paper, whidi
he priced only £3 3« ; it would now have a greater value.
This intere^sting historical volume is of great importance to the scholar, particularly for the
Norman period of English History.
6268 DU PAZ (F. A.) Histoire genealogique de plusieurs Maisons illustres de Bretagne,
stout folio, many Coats cf Arms, good copy in calf, rare, Jb*4. 10^ Paris, 1619
6269 EcKHABT (J. G. ab) Commentarii de rebus Pbancije Oeientalis et episcopatus
Wirceburgensis in quibus regum et imperatorum Francise veteris Germaniaeque,
&c. Gesta ex scriptoribus cosevis, bullis, et diplomatibus, &c. illustrantur, por^
trait a7id plates of Antiquities and diplomas, 2 vols, folio, vellum, fine copy, 36*
Wirceb, 1729
6270 EDMONDSON'S (Jos.) Complete Body of Hebaldby, the Organ and Proffress
of Armories aud Heraldry, the proper Method of Blazoning and MarshiQling
Armorial Bearings, State Achievements, etc. with numerous plates of the
Arms of Cities, Towns, etc. ; also Glover's Ordinary of Arms, augmented and
improved ; an Alphabet of Arms, containing upwards of J^yty TJiousand Coats
qfArms with their Crests, portraits and plates, 2 vols. impl. folio, labge pafeb,
fine copy, in the original russia extra, £6. 6* 1780
The best book on the subject. Priced, 1832, Bryan', £10. 10«; 1834, Arch, £9. 9s and
£10. 10«; 1840, Payne and Foss, £7. 7s; in 1843, £6. 6« ; 1843, J. Bohn, i:5. ; 1847, H.Bohn,
£b, 5«; 1856, Sampson, £4. 18«; 1857, £3. 16«— Sold in Edwards's sale for j^ll. ; Bindley's,
£11.16*; Brocketfs, £14. 3* 6d ; Nassau's, £13. 13» ; Constable^s, £12. 17* ; 1853, D. Turner's,
£^. 13« ; 1854, Dr. Hawtrey's>- £2. 13« ; 1856, at Sotheby's, a copy in russia, £4. is. — Large Paper
copies were priced, 1834, Arch, £16. 169; 1840, Payne and Foss, £18; 1843, Jas. Bohn, col. pi.
£12. (Dent's copy, having fetched, £16. I6s); 1847, H. Bohn, £6.6«, and mor. £10. \0s; 1834»
mor.irid. 15«; 1851, Nichols, i^ 10. 10* ; Sir Mark Sykes's copy fetched £20. ; the Duke of York's,
£\9. ; 1825, at Sotheby's, £19. Ss 6d ; 1855, the Earl of Munster's, j^lS. bs ; 1856, at Sotbeby'%
mor. £S, \78 6d.
6271 ENGLISH HISTOEICAL SOCIETY. The Fine Series of Chronicles, &o.
as printed under the auspices of this Club, on fine labge papes, which was
restricted to the number of Noblemen and Gentlemen composing the Society,
The comj^te Series contains the followinff : —
BedsB Historia Gentis Anglorum et Opera Minora recensuit Stevenson,
2 vols. 183841
Chronicon Eicardi Diyisiensis de Bebus gestis Bicardi I. E. Angliae, ed.
Stephenscm IS^iS*
390 QUARITCH'S CATALOGUE OP
Soger de Wendover. Chronica sive Flores Historiamm cum Append, edidit
H. C. Coxe, 5 vols. 1841-44
Willelmi Malmsburiensis, Gesta E>egum Anglorum atqiie Historia Novella,
recensuii Hardy, 2 vols. 1840
Codex Diplomaticus Mvi Saxonici Opera J. M. Xemble, 6 vols. 1839-48
Gildaa de Excidio Britannise, recensuit Stevenson 1838
Nennii Historia Britonum, recensuit Stevenson 1838
Gesta Stephani Eeeis Anglonun et Ducis Normannomm ab And. JDucliesue,
recensuit R. C. oewell 1846
Florentii Wigomiensis Monaclii Chronicon ex Chronicis, edidit Thorpe,
2 vols. 1848-9
Chronicon Walteri de Heminburgh de Gestis Regum Anglia, recensuit H. C.
Hamilton, 2 vols. 1848
Chronique de la Traison et Mort de Richart deux, 5oy d* Engleterre, avec un
GlossairCy par Benj. Williams 1846
Henrici Y Anglice Regis Gesta, cum Chronicd. Neustri», GnUias, recensuit
B. Williams 1850
Adami Murimuthensis Chronica sui temporis cum continuatione, edidit et
recensuit T. Hog 1846
Nicholai Triveti Ajnnales sex !Regum An^ise, recensuit Hog 1845
Historia Eerum Anelicarum Willelmi ±*arvi, S. T. D. Ordinis Sancti Au-
gustini Canonici fiegularis in Ccenobio Beatse Marise de Novoburgo in
Agro Eboracensi, recensuit H. C. Hamilton, 2 vols. 1856
together 29 vols, royal Svo. very elegantly printed, extra hoards, complete sets
have now become scarce, £18. 18« 1838-56
6272 English Histobical Society's Publications, viz. : —
BedsB (Ven.) Historia Ecclesiastica, et Opera Historica Minora, 2 vols.
Gildas, de Excidio Britannice.
Nennii Historia Britonum.
Willelmi Malmsburensis Gesta Eegum Anglorum, 2 vols.
Chronicon Kicardi Divisensis de Eebus Gestis Kicardi I.
Eogeri de Wendover, Flores Historiarum, 5 vols.
Nicolai Triveti Annales.
Henrici Quinti Begis An^liee Gesta.
Kemble (J. M.) Codex Diplomaticus iEvi Saxonici, 6 vols.
Willelmi de Newburgh Historia Anglicana, ed. Hamilton, 2 vols,
together 22 vols. 8vo. hds. £10. 10s Typis SocietaHs, 1838-56
Privately printed. The cost to each member was upwards of sixty Guineas.
6273 KEMBLE, Codex Diplomaticus Aevi Saxonici, cum introductione Anglice,
notis, etc. ed. J. M. Kemble, 6 vols. 8vo. plates of facsimiles, boards, babe,
£5. 1839-48
6274 the same. Vols. I. II. Svo. hds. £2, 1839
6276 the same, labgb fafeb. Vols. I.-III. royal 8vo. bds, £3. 3« 1839-45
6276 Gildas de excidio Britanniae ed. Stevenson, 8vo. bds, 7s 6d 1838
These valuable and important publications of the English Historical Society are now closed,
they deserve the particular attention of Collectors, Historians, and Librarians ; they comprise a
greater mass of information about our English History, and in a more convenient form, than
hitherto published.
We have no space to enumerate the extreme value of each Work separately, or even to notice
those that are now for the first time printed ; but it may be sufficient to adopt, as a general view
of the several Works, the following f^om the Preface to the Codex Diplomaticus Mvi Sazonid : '
'* The extraordinary amount of information to be derived from these documents renders their
publication an era in the studies of Teutonic scholars ; for law, language, and history, they are full
of data, without which no enquiry in this field, however industrious and conscientious, could poe-
sibly be successful. Germany and Scandinavia have their part too in the collection ; it is in the
running comment upon a dark portion of history, in which the greatest nations of the world dimly
and indistinctly figure ; and though it belongs to England, it contains many notices which will be
ralued both north and south of the Elbe. Most valuable is it at a moment like this, when the
Angular and exceptional position of our country challenges investigation at the hand of the philo- ;'
lOj^cal historian.
'* More than fifteen hundred documents have survived the conquests and tnunpHngsof armies,
ht storm of revolutions, the yet more efficient and gradual changes of hahioai md the altered
HERALDRY, ANTIQUITIES, HISTORY, GENEALOGY. 391
fonns of public and private life ; they have sunrived not only to show us what our forefathen
thought and did, but to prove the marvellous resemblance which, in spite of every influence, we
their late descendants, bear to our forefathers.
*' Let us be assured that the Englishman has inherited the noblest and best portion of his being
from the Anglo-Saxon ; and by a rare good fortune he has the means of comparing his actual con-
dition with that which lay at the remote foundation. It is in every point of view most extraordinary
that documents entrusted to such frail materials as parchment or vellum, often drawn up in a lan-
guage which has long been unintelligible, should still remain, after eight hundred years of intervaly
for our contemplation ; but since it is so, let us avail ourselves of the facts they teach."
*' We have great pleasure in bearing our testimony not only to the judicious choice and careful
execution of their works themselves. Afr. Keinbie*a Anglo-Saxon Charters, equally important to-
the philologist and to the legal and constitutional antiquary. Mr, Stevenson's Ecclesiastical History
and Opera Minora of Bede, Mr, Hardy's William of Malmsbury, Mr, Coxe's handsome and
complete Roger of Wendover — in short, the Society's publications in general, form a series which
any man may be glad to place in his library as satisfactory editions of intrinsically valuable books.
Nennita would admit of further elucidation by a good Celtic scholar; but the text is a decided im-
provement, and the notes are sensible and use^ as far as they go.'' — GametVs Essays, p. 116.
6277 EENST (M. S. P.) Histoire du Limboubo, suivie de celle des Comt^s de Dad-
hem, de Fauquemont, etc. avec notes, appendice, et La vie de Tauteur par La-
valleye, 7 vofi. %vo, plates, hf, calf, uncut, fine copy, 30* Li^ge, 1837-47
The 7th volume contains the " Annales fiLodenses," not yet continued.
6278 FAENESE Family : Eeales Exeguias de Senora Donna Ysabel Famesio, Prin-
cesa de Parma j Beyna de las Espanas, celebradas en la Santa Iglesia Cathe-
dral en la Imperial Corte Mexicana, 27 y 28 Febrero 1767, y Landatio fimebris
— in 1 Tol. small 4to. with the large folding plate, and very roughly executed
cuts, vellum, rare, 32« I^texico, 1768
With numerous sonnets, emblems, &c.
6279 FEENE'S (John) Blazon of Gentrie, divided into two Parts : the first, named
the Glorie of G-enerositie, the second, Lacyes Nobilitie, small 4to. the title could
be improved by washing, fine copy in old calf, rare, 2Ss Wlndet, 1586
Priced, 1832, Bryant, £2. 2s ; 1837, Fayne and Foss, 31« 6J; 1843, J. Bohn, 36«. Sold by
auction, 1855, Bemal's, with Lord Burghley's autograph, £3.
6280 Flobence. Eccelenze e Grandezze delLa nazione Fiorentrna, con descrizione
alfabetica dei Nomi e Famiglie Nobilissims, 8yo. ^plates of Arms and Anti'
quities, hf. bd. 9* Firenze, 1780
6281 MiGLioBE (Ferd. Leop. del) Firenze illustrata, 4to. plates, ^. bd, 6s Mr, 1684
6282 FoLiETiB (Uberti) Historise G-enuensium Libri XII. folio, portrait, fine copy in
old French red mobocco, gilt marbled edges, with ^A^Lomenie arms on the sides,
16« Genu€B per Hieronymum JBartolum, 1685
6283 FoNTANiNi (J.) Historia Literaria Aquilejensis cum dupl. Indice, 4to. vellum,
4^ 6d BomcB, 1742
6284 Fbai^ CQUEN (C. de) Eecueil historique, g^n^alo^que et nobiliare des Maisons et
Families illustres et nobles dn royanme. Vol. 1. 4to. all published, the Coats of
Arms coloured, hf, bd. 9s Brux, 1S26
6285 Fbench (G-. J.) The Origin and meaning of the early interlaced Ornamentation
found on the Ancient Sculptured Stones of Scotland, Ireland, etc. 8vo. with 8
plates, Ss Qd Manchester, printed for presentation only, 1858
6286 GALE et FELL, Sceiptoebs Eebum Anolicabitm Vetebbs, 3 vols. fono,^«a
copy in caff, £10. Oxon, 1684-91
Vol. 1. — I. Ingulphi Croylandensis Historia. II. Petri Blesensis Continuatio ad Historiam
Ingulphi. III. Chronica de Mailros. IV. Annales Monasterii Burtonensis. V. Historiae Croy-
landensis Continuatio.
Vol. 2. — I. Annales Marganenses. II. Chronicon Thorns Wikes, alitor Chronicon Salis*
burieusis Monast. III. Annedes Waverleienses. IV. Itinerarium Regis Anglorum Richardi et
aliorum in Terram Hierosolymorum, auctore Gaufrido Vinisauf. V. Chronica Walteri Hemingford
de Gestis Llegum Angliae.
Vol. 3.— I. GUdas. II. Eddius. III. Nennius. IV. Asserius. V. Higden. VI. W.
Malmesburiensis. VII. Anonymus Malmesb. VIII. Historia Ramesiensis. IX. Historia
Eliensis. X. Thomas Eliensis. XI. Joan. WalUngford. XII. Bad. de Diceto. XIII. De Flv-
titione in Schiras, etc. XIV. Fordun Scoti Chronicon. XV. Alcuinus.
Priced, 1840, J. Bohn, russia, ;^12. 12s; 1841, Bohn, morocco, £13. 13«; fetched, 1853,
Cooper, £9. \0s, ** As in every Monastery there was some curious mind, fond of noting the great
incidents of hia day, every ooontry In Europe has such Chronicles. But I think with Dr Henry,
392 QUARITCH»S CATALOGUE OF
that, upon the whole, our annalists are superior to those of any other nation at this penod. Snch
a series of regular chionology and true incident ; such faithful, clear, and ample materials for au-
thentic history, have scarcely appeared before the public. Nothing could be more contemptible as
compositions ; nothiny could be more Hatisfactory as authoritiet.** — Turner,
6287 Galland (Auguste) M^moires pour I'lustoire de Navarre et de Flandre, oontenaiifl
les droits du iloy sur ces pays, etc. folio, labge fafeb, map, old red morocco
gilt J with arms on the sides, §1* Paris, 1648
6288 (xAMURRINI (Don Eug.) Istoria genealogica delle Famiglie nobili Toscane et
Timbre, 5 vols. fol. numerous Coats c^ Arms, calf, very babe, £5. 1668-85
Excessively rare, not mentioned by Brunet. No copy has been sold in London for years.
The first volume of this very valuable and rare work is unfortunately in a very poor state ; the
set is therefore sold not subject to collation ; Vol. V. is the scarcest of all.
6289 Gabiel (P.) Series Fraesnlum Maj^alonensium et Montpeliensium, variis Guillel-
morum Montpelii Dominonim, Uomitum Melgoriensium historiis locupletata,
451-1665, 2 vols, in 1, folio, calf, 25* Tolosae,ymi
6290 Gastelieb de la Toub, Genealogie de la Maison de Freissac tir^e da nobiliare
historique de la province de Languedoc, 4to. old calf, 15* Paris, 1770
6291 Gaya, Histoire genealogique des Dauphins de Viennois, 18mo. with folding plates
of Coats of Arms, old calf, 10* Paris, 1683
6292 GESCnLECHTER-BUCH, darinn der lobl. Kaiserl. Iteicbs-Statt Augsfurg, so
vor 500 und mehr Jaren hero daselbst gewonet und biss auf 8 abgestorben, etc.
m. eines jeden Geschlechts Wappen, Zeichen, Schilt nnd Helm, etc., an Tag
gegebendurch Sigm. Feyrabend, folio, title, V52pp, and 1 leaf with the colophon,
comprising 160 woodcuts, representing Knights m various costumes, execvied in
a spirited and masterly manner hy Josi Amman, with coats- of arms of the
Augsburg families, old calf gilt, scarce, 36* Franchfort am Mayn, 1580
6^3 Gestel (C. van) Historia Sacra et Profana Archiepiscopatiis Mechliniensis, 2 vols,
in 1, folio, portrait and plates, vellum, 5* Hagce Com. 1725
6294 ^— ■^— the same, folio, J^arge Paper, numerous plates, calf gilt, 16* 1725
6295 Getty's (E.) Notices of Chinese Seals, sm. 4to. with 19 plates of Chinese Seals,
cloth, Bsed ' JDuhlin, 1850
6296 Ghent. Supplement, GiSn^alogique, historique, a I'histoire des Ev^ques de S.
Bavon a Gand, 8vp. MS. additions hy the Baron de Croeser, calf, 5* Gand, 1777
§297 Glafey, Decas Sigillorum, historiam Italiae, GaUiae atque Germaniae illustrans,
4to. with 12 plates of Seals, and others in the text, sd. Is 6d lAps. 1749
6298 GoLDASTi (M. H.) Scriptores rerum Alemannicarum, Editio 3, cura Senckenberg,
3 vols, in 1, folio, M hd. calf neat, 7* 6c? Francof 1730
6299 GUICHENON. Histoire genealogique de la royale maison de Savoie, justifi^e
par titres, fondations, etc. enrichie de portraits, sceaux, monnoies et armoiries,
par Samuel Guichenon, 5 large vols, fol. with portraits and many engravings of
Avms, Coins, Monuments, etc. by Thumeysen, speckled veil. £2. 10* Tu,rin, 1778-80
" Cet ouyrage est rare et estime." — Du Fresnoy.
" Rare." — Moule. ** Ouvnrge pen commun.*' — Brunei,
6300 GXJILLIM'S Display of Heraldry, stout folio, sixth edition, m>any places, tall
copy, in old calf, £3. 10* 1724
6301 GuLEB VON Weineck, Eaetia d. i. Beschreibung der dreyen grawen Biindten u,
BAtischen Volcker, fol. maps, woodcuts, and coats of arms, bds. 8* 2^urich, 1616
6302 GUAGNINI (Al,) Sabmatiae Eubofeae descriptio, quae regnum Poloniae
Lituaniam* Busgiam, Moscoviam, etc. complectitur, editio cum additamentis,
folio, in the text a large folding woodcut of an assembled council, the size of two
pages ; a separate table, * Genealogia Itegum Poloniae ;' series of woodcuts — por^
traits, calf, £3. Spirae, 1681
Not mentioned by Brunet or Ebert, nor have I traced copies sold by auction.
6303 Haecht (L. van) Chroniicke vande Hertoghen van Brabant, small folio, 4^ fine
plates of the Dukes of Brabant, all full size in their Costume, old calf, 12*
Antwerpen, 1612
6303*Haoecii (W.) Bohmische Chronica : von Ursprung der Bohmen, von irer
Hertzogen und Konige Graffen Adels und Geschlechter Ankunfit, vom Jahr
833, aus Bohmischer in die Deutsche Sprache transsferiret durch Sandel, 2 vols,
in 1, thick folio, woodisut titles and portraits, old stamped calf, sound copy, babe,
30* Prag, 1596
HERALDRY, ANTiaUITIES, HISTORY, GENEALOGY. 393
6304i Hac^snbuch de Diptycho Brixiano Boethii Consulis, large folio, with 2 fine larae
pkUeg, vellum, 12s 2\trici, 1749
6305 Hamelmaitn's Gldenbargisclie Chronicon, folio, foUk numeraue Partraite, Coais
ofArfns, also the celebrated Horn, and Pedigrees, hf, russia, 7s 6d 1599
6306 Hababi Annales Ducum seu Principum Brabantise totiusque Belgii, Tomi III. :
quorum primo solius Brabantise, secundo Belgii uniti principum res gestae ;
tertio Belgici Tumultus usque ad 1609, 3 yob. in 2, small lolio, Jkill length
portraits, old caff gilt, ISs Antv, 1623
Heath's copy fetched JtZ, 128,
6307 HARD (Lopez de) Nobiliario genealogico de los Bejes de Espafia, 2 yoIs. folio,
many Coats of Arms, £4. Madrid, 1622
6308 the same, Vol. II. only, folio, the Coats of Arms emblazoned, qf. 20* 1622
The Second Volume is extremely scarce.
6309 Habtabd yon Hattstbin, die Hobeit des Teutschen Beicbs Adels, 3 yoIs. stout
folio, including the 8upplem>ents, numerous Coats of Arms of the German No'
bUity, with the Pedigrees, bds. 20s Pulda, 1729-1740
Complete copies are very rare ; the above has all the Sapplements, and the general Index.
6310 HAETXNOCil, Alt- u. Neu-Preussen oder Preussiscber Historien, 2 yoIs. in 1,
folio, maps, and many plates of Prussian Antiquities, full-length portraits qfthe
Teutonic Knights, and Views, engraved in the style of Hollar, fine copy in vellum^
21* Frankfurt, 1684
The 6rst chapter contains a treatise on the Old Prussian Language.
^11 Heineccius (J. M.) de Yeteribus Germanorum aliorumque nationum SigUliSy
folio, ^r*^ edition, plates of Seals, calf, 7s 6d Prancof 1709
6312 HEMiilCOUET (Jac(jue8 de) Miroir des Nobles de Hasbaye, ou il traite des
f^n^alogiques des rancienne noblesse de Li^ge et des euYirons depuis 1102 jusques
398, publ. par De Sidbray, folio, numerous Coats of Anns, fine copy in old ca^
gilt, 30* Bruxelles, Fricx, 1673
Meilleure Edition, devenue bien rare.
6313 HENNINGES. Tbeatrum Genealogicum ostentans omnes omnium setatum
Familias, Monarcbarum, Begum, Ducum, Marcbionum, Principum, Comitum,
atque illustrium Heroum et Heroinarum, item Pbilosopborum, Oratorum, £[is-
toncorum, quotquot a condito m\mdo usque ad bsec nostra tempora Yixerunt,
quorumque memoria Uteris consecrata babetur, coUectiim ingenio et labore M.
Hieronymi Henninges, 4 vols, in 5, folio, numerous cuts of ar-ms, old calf gilt,
rare, £3. 15* Magdebv/rgi, 1598
*«* Distinct portions of this valuable work are allotted to the genealogies of the principal
families of England and Scotland ; it is the first book that was ever published on the subject.
'* Ce grand ouvrage d' Henninges sur les genealogies est regarde comme un des plus savans et un des
plus acheves parmi ceux qui ont et^ mis au jour sur cette partie. II est nun settlement remarquable
par les dissertations intercessantes qu'il renferme, mais encore par la vtrit^ qui les characterise. II
est difficile d'en trouver des exemplaires complets ; et quand on est parvenu k rassembler toutes les
parties qui les composent, c'est un ouvrage qui devient alors precieux." — De Bure,
6314 Heylin*s Help to Englisb History, edited by Wrigbt, 8vo. with 2 frontispieces
and 64i plates of Coats of Arms, neatly emblazoned by its late proprietor Lieut,"
Col, Hamilton Smith, calf, 10* 1773
6315 HOPE (Karl) Historiscb-genealogiscber Atlas, seit Cbristi Geburt bis auf unsere
Zeit, Abtbeilung I. Deutscbland, folio, chth, £'2. 5* Gotha, 1858
I have been informed by an eminent Genealogist, that Dr. Hopf is a most laborious and able
man, adding, ** If carried out in conformity with the scheme sketched in the prospectus, it will be
a most valuable, indeed indispensable book of reference for students of history, embodying informa-
tion as to dynasties and successions, royal and seignorial, secular and ecclesiastical, European and
extra- European, pagan and Christian, which at present is only to be found in very large and expen-
sive, and in some cases very scarce, works."
6316 Hoffmann (C. G ) Scriptores Eerum Lusaticabum antiqui et recentiores in ^o
Lusiaticae Grentis Origines, £es gestae ad Slavicarum Lusaticarum gentium
Antiquitates et Historiam pertinentia Monumenta recensentur, 4 toIs. in 1,
folio, plates of Slavonic Antiquites, vellum, 15* Lips. 1719
6317 HOHENECXTG. A., Prey herr von] die Stande dess Ertz-Hertzogthumb Oester-
reicb ob der Enns, als Pralaten, Herren, Bitter, \md Stadte, 3 vols, folio, por-
trait, arms, and genealogical tables, old caff gilt, 28* Passau, 1727-32
The last volume of this Genealogical work is seldom attainable.
394 QUAEITCH'S CATALOGUE OF
6318 HOputgk, de Insi^um sive Armorum prisoo et novo Jure, tractatuB joridico'
historico-pliilologiciis, folio, plate, old calf, 159 Narihergae, 1642
Priced. 1847, U. Boha, £2, 2«. A very important work to the Genealogist and the HUtorian.
6319 HOBNEB (Johann) GenealogiBche TabeUen, nebat genealogische Era^en zur
Erlauterung der politischen lustorie, 4 vols. obi. folio, 1333 Tables of Pedigrees^
vellum, 30ff Leipz. 1725-33
6320 another copy, 4 vols, in 2, obi. folio, ca^f, 25« 1725-33
^21 kurtze Fragen aus der Genealogie, 18mo. 672 pp. ca^f, \0s ib. 1725
6322 HUMBEACHT (Jo. Mart.) die bochste Zierde Teutscblands : Genealogical
Tables of German Princes and Families, thick folio, many Coats of Arms ^ Seaw
tifkillg engraved, old cay' gilt, 32* Francqf. VJQll
6323 IMHOFII Notitia S. Kom. Germanici Imperii Procerum genealogies, ediOo
tertia, folio, calf, ds 6d Tuhingae, 1693
5324 Historia ItalifiB et Hispanise G^nealogica, folio, Coats of Arms, cc^,
7* 6rf Norimb, 1701
6325 INVEGES (Agost. Sacerdote Siciliano) la Cartagine Siciliana, historia divisa
in due libri : I. Nome, etc. della citta di Caccabe ; II-. la Descendenza di XIY.
nobilissime Famiglib Nobmanne, Francese, e Spagnuole, che dalla liberta
Normana infin al presente giorno Than signoreggiato, small 4to. Coats of Arms,
vellum, very rare, £2. 10* Talermo, 1661
Names of the Families : Segeyo, Bovello, Lavardino, Cicala, Podio Riocardi, Stendardo, Pre-
folio, Chlaramonte, Aragona, Qaeralto, Prates, Cabrera. Enriqupz, Amato.
6326 Zreland* AllCHD ALL'S (Mervyn) Monasticon Hibebnicum ; or an. His-
tory of the Abbeys, Priories, and other religious houses in Ireland, Memoirs of
their Founders, Benefactors, Abbots, &c. to the time of their suppression, 4to.
with plates of monastic costume, Sfc, hf bd, morocco, uncut, rare, 30« Dublin, 1786
Priced, 1824, Rivington, bds. £l, 16«, calf, £2. 2« ; Uibbert's copy, fetched, £1. 10«; 1856,
at Sotheby's, £1. 9f. ** A valuable and esteemed work." — Lowndes,
6327 Kilkenny Abchaeolooical Society, Transactions, Jany. 1852 — Sep. 1855, or
Vols. II — III pt. 2, 11 parts, 8yo. plates of Antiquities, sd, 20s 1853-55
6328 jAHBBtcHEB des Yereins von Alterthumsnreunden im Eheinlande, Yols. 1-24,
and C^eneral Index, in 8 vols. 8yo. many plates of Homan Antiquities found in
Ghrma/ny and SolUmd, german bds. edges cut, £3. 5^ Botm, 1842-57
Ces annales contiennent des memoires fort impo^rtants concemant Tarch^logie classiqne et
chr^tienne. Le livre est public aux frais de la soci^te.
6329 James 1. Wake, Eex Platonicus, siye de Jacobi Britanniarum regis ad Acad.
Oxoniensem adventu, 1605, 18mo. vellum, 2s 6d Oxon. 1607
6330 JOANNIS (G. C.) Eerum Moguntiacatum, Yol. I. II. et Tomus novua (HE.)
3 yols. folio, with genealogical tables, caJfgilt, babe, £2. 10s Francof 1722-1727
A valuable collection of Early German Chroniclers ; — most copies were destroyed by Are.
6331 JouBDAiN et DuYAL, les Stalles de la Cath^drale d' Amiens, royal 8yo. woodcutt
a/nd VI plates, sd,8s Amiens, 1844
6332 KELHAM'S Dictionary of the Norman or Old French Language, 8yo. bds,
uncut, dOs 177S
6333 . Domesday Book illustrated, containing an account of that Record, $
translation of difficidt passages, an explanation of the Terms, Abbreyiations, etc
8yo. 21» 1788
6334 Knifpenbeboh, Historia ecclesiastica Duoatus G^ldriae ad annum 1200, email
4to. cay\ 3s 6d Bruxellis, 1719
6335 KojALOWicz (A. W.) Historia Lithuana, 2 yols. 4to. the first volume wants tk$
title, vellum, very rare, £4. Dantisci et ArUverpiae, 1650-59
6336 Kopp's BiLDEB und Schbiften deb Yobzeit, 2 yols. 8yo. with facsimiles (in
colours) from early Saxon and other curious MSS., numerous copies of ancient
Semetic Alphabets, Scc. hf. bd, ISs Mannheim, auf. Kosten des Yerfassers, 1819
*^* Raeb, privately printbd, and nans intended for tale, the Editor stating in his address
that he had not been able to complete more than 1*2 copies at the period of presenting them to his
particuhir friends in 1819. Copies have since come into the market
6337 Lamii Deliciae Eruditorum (Yet. Anekdota), 12mo. vellum, 2s 6d Flor. 1737
6338 Lancashibe and Cheshibe, Historic Society of; Proceedings and Papers, Ses-
sion lY to Yol. X, or from 1851-58^ 6 yols. 8yo. numero^as plates cfantiquiiies,
(pub. at £3. 3« 6(Q sd. 36# Liverpool, 1852-8
\
HERALDRY, ANTIdUITIBS, HISTORY, GENEALOGY. S99
6339 LANG (Nic.) WapenbtLch der Obrigkeit in Dantsig* 12mo. engraved UtU^
Z firontispieces, and a heaut\fiil Series <^^ plates qftke Coat of Arms and Gypheb
of all the Mayors ofDantzig, vellum, very rare, £2. ^s Dantzig, 1694
'* With the book-plate of the Dantzig Library. '* Ez Bibliotheca Senaftn Gedanenns."
6340 LANGEBEK et Suhm, Scbiptobes Kebum Danicabum Medii JBvii, Srdi. folio,
Fine Paper, calf neat, a very clean set, £8. 8« Hcfniae, 1772-1834
Mr. King, of Bigadon, paid £10. 10« for the above. The only correct account of the Daniih
Invasions of England during the Saxon Period is contained in these Danish Historians. " All pro-
ceeding collections of Northern Antiquities were exceeded equally in splendour, utility, and extent,
by the meritorious labours of Langebek, whose collection has now become a work oi uncommon
occurrence. The editor was doubtless Uie Bouquet of Denmark. It is said that the present vener-
able and learned Dr. Thorkelin, principal librarian of the Royal Library of Copenhagen, seldom
pronounces the name of Langebek, without passing his hand before his eyes, or placing it on hia
heart. This is as it should be.'' — Dibdin't Lib. Comp,
6341 Lakgenmantel, Historie des Begiments der Stadt AnospuBa, folio, many Coats
of Arms, vellum, 7s 6d Frankfurt, 1726
6342 the same, calf, hs 1726
6343 Lappenbebg (Dr.) XJrkundliche Geschichte des Hansischen St4ihlliofes zu Lon-
don, 4to. plates, Zs 6d Samhurg, 1851
6344 La StOGHE La Cabelle (Baron F. de) histoire de Beaujolais et des Sires de Beau-
jeu, suiyie de rArmorial de la Province, 2 vols. impl. 8vo. thick papeb, with
illuminated arms on the title, plates and numerous cuts, hds, 21s Lyons, 1853
Only a few copies printed.
6345 Le Bjlond (Laurent, c^l^bre g^n^alogiste liValencienneB) Quartiers g^n^alogiques
des illustres et nobles families d'Espagne, d'Allemagne, d'ltalie, oe France, des
XVII provinces, sm. 4to. numerous cuts ofarm^, calf, 9# Bruxelles, 1721
6346 LB FEKON ( Jehan) Catalo^e des tres illustres Ducz et Connestables, Chancel-
liers. Grand Maistres, Admiraulx et Mareschaulx de France et des Prevostz de
Paris jusques a Henri Jl,, folio, the Arms emblazoned,with numerous manuscbipt
additions having coloured dbawings of the Heraldic Searings, in the Auto-
graph <2/^EsTiEirirE de Soucy, fine copy, ruled, in limp vellum, gilt edges, with
centre ornament stamped in gold on side, £2. 2s Paris, M, de Vascosan, 1 555
This scarce work was unknown to M. Brunet, who mentions other publications by the same
author.
6347 LE FEEOI^. Histoire des Connestables, Chanceliers et Grardes des Seaux,
mar^clLaux, sur-intendans, g^n^raux, grands-maitres de la maison du Hoi et dei
prevosts de Paris, depuis leur origine, avec leurs armes et blasons, mis au jour
par Jean lb Febon, ran 1555 ; revue et continu^e jusques a present par Denja
Godefroid, conseiller et historiographe du Roy, stout royal folio, rempli de
blasons gravis sur hois, French calf, £3. Paris, 1658
6348 the same, large folio, numerous Portraits by Odieuvre inserted, and
Coats of Arms, calf, £3. 10* Paris, Imp, Royale, 1658
6349 Le Glay, Nouveaux Analectes ou Dooumens inedits, pour servir a I'Histoire des
faits, des Moeurs, et de la Litt^rature, 8vo. plates, sd, 6s 6d Lille, 1852
6350 LEIBNITZ. Scbiptobes Eebum Bbunsyicensivm illustrationi inservientes
antiqui omnes et Beligiones Beformatione priores ; Vitse item Hominum Illus-
trium, etc. cura G. G. Leibnitii, 3 vols, folio, vellum, £2. Hanover, 1707
An indispensable work to the Student of the Ancient History and Literature of Germany, com-
prising the Old Saxon Laws, Chronicles, Sec.
6351 Letzenebus Habdbssianus (Job.) Stammbuch oder Cbronick des yliralten ade-
lichen yn gedenckwirdigen Gescblechts, der yon Berlebsch, smallest 4to. with
many large woodcuts, representing Knights in Armour, with their Coats of Arms,
and some spirited woodcut Jtortraits, vellum, rare, 20« s, L 1594
6352 Corbeyiscbe Chronica ; Leben und Thaten des Bom. Kayser Ludoyici
Pii, nebst Beschreibung 30 hoch-adelicher Gescblechter und Lehns- Leute
des Stifils Corbey, sm. 4Ao. numerous Coats of Arms, hf calf, l&s Leipzig, 1693
6353 Lexicon over Adelige Familier i Danmabk, "Nobge og Hebtugdomene,' 2 vols.
4to. 108 plates containing several hundreds of coats qf Arms of Danish and
Northern families, bds. uncut, £3. 10* Kiobenhavn, (1787)
6354 L'Hbbmite-Souliebs (J. B. de) et F. Blancbard, Eloges de tons les premiers
Presidens du Parlement de Paris, folio, coats of Arms, with Autographs of the
President Henault, and also qf Le Mcdstre, who has made valuahle MS. Addi-
tions in the Genealogies, old eay\ 7 s Qd Paris, 1645
896 QUARITCH'S CATALOGUE OF
6355 LIEGE. Eecueil heraldique des Bourguemestres de la Cit^ de Li^e, on Ton
Yoit la genealogie des EvSques et Princes, de la IN'oblesse et des prineipeles
Families de cepais, folio, man^y Coats of Arms, calf, rare, £2. 10s tdege, 1720
6356 Ophoybn, continuation du recueil heraldique des seigneurs Bourgmestres de la
noble cite de liege, avec leurs genealogies, folio, with Coats of Amu, hf hd^
32* t5.1783
6357 LIMIEE.S, Annales dela Monarcliie Fran^oise, depuis Fharamond jusqu'a Louis
XY. 3 vols, in 2, royal folio, containing many large engraved Genealogiad
Tables, with Arms and 64 plates of French Palaces, Gardens, Fortresses, &e.
surrounded by 630 Medals, all illustrative of French History, finely engnwedhf
Ficart, bright old calf gilt, 20* Amsterdam, 1724-36
Priced, 1832, 1840 and 1848, by Payne & Foss, mor. £4. 4f ; 1847, Bohn, calf, £2. 7«.
6368 LiONNois (J. J.) Histoire des Villes, vieille et neuve, de Nancy, 3 vols. 8to.
map, hfbd, 4isQd Nancy, 1811
6359 Lisci, Documenti intomo all* Anticliita Toscana di C. Ligbirami, 4to. J^^. bd>
2s 6d Mrenze, 17^
6360 Lodge's (E.) Peerage of the British Empire, Syo. fifth edition, cloth, 6s 1836
6361 ■ Genealogy of the British Peerage ; and family histories of the Nobi-
lity, 8vo. with SS plates of coats of Arms, cloth, 5s 1834
6362 L0I)GE (J.) Peebaqe of Ibeland, revised by Archdall, 7 vols. 8vo. plates ^
arms, halfrussia, gilt tops, £i2i. 18* Xhiblin, 17^
6363 Lou VAIN. Septem Tbibus patriciae Lovanienses, opus in quo ortus ducitur ex
regibus primis Franciae, editio auctior usque ad 1754, 127no.Jrontis, genealogical
fotdina table, and 7 coloured plates, old calf gilt, 10* Lovanii, 1754
6364 LUCII (Joa.) de B;egno Daunatiae et Croatiae, libri VI, folio, maps, veryfw
tall copy in calf, 25* Amstel. 1668
6365 Historia di Dalmatia, et in particolare deUe Citta di Trau, Spalatw»
e Sebenico, small 4to. calf, 15* Venetta, 1674
6366 the same, sm. 4to. vellum, 18* 1674
6367 LUDEWIG (J. P.) Reliquiae Manuscbiptobum omnis aevi Diplomatum ac
Monumentorum adhuc ineditorum, 12 vols. 12mo. (small 8vo.) neat copy in
vellum, £2. 10* Francof et JETala, 1720-40
" Depuis quelques annees ou recherche beaucoup cette collection de pieces incdites et assei
cnrieuses. Les ezemplaires n'en sont pas communs, et le prix s'est ^leve au-dela de 60 tr. ; veodi
88 fr. 70 c. Abrial."--/?rt*rt«/.
6368 LuiTPBANDi Opera : Chronicon et adversaria, ed. H. De la Higuera, cum notis a
'Ramirez de Prado, folio, fine copy in vellum, 25* Antverp. Flantin, 1640.
6369 Chronicon ad Tractemundum illibertitanum in Hispania Episoopum,
cum notis T. T. de Vargas, sm. 4to. limp vellum .5* Mantua^ Carpentan. 1636
6370 Mabillon et Germain, Museum Italicum seu coUectio veterum Scriptorum at
bibliothecis Latinis, 2 yo\^. 4>io. plates, old calf, 12* Lutetice, 1724
6371 Maffei, Difesa dell' Alfabeto degli Antichi Toscani, 12mo. plates of Etruscaik
Alphabets, vellum, 2* 6c? Fvr. 1748
15372 Magny (M. de) Archives Nobiliaires universelles : Bulletin du College Archeo-
logique et heraldique de France, high 4to. plates in gold and colours^ si,
8* Faris, 1843
6373 MAGNY (M. le Vicomte) Lb Nobiliaee TJniveesel, ou Becueil des G-enea-
logies Historiques et Veridiques des Maisons Nobles de TEurope, 5 vola. impl.
4to. numerous beautiful woodcuts, and 9 large plates of arms executed in gold
and colours, (pub. at 200 francs), sd. £4. 4* Faris, Institut JSSraldique, 1854-8
6374 Mahe, les Aiitiquites de Morbihan, 8vo. half calf, 7 s Qd Vannes, 1825
6375 MAILLY. Clairambaut, Genealogie de la Maison de Mailly ; Histoire de la
Branche des Comtes de Mailly, Marquis d*Haucourt et des Marquis du Ques-
noy, stout impl. 4to. many coats of Arms, calf, 25* Faris, 1767
6376 Malta. Memoir on the Finances of Malta, during the last years of the Go-
vernment of the Order of St. John, 8vo. 2* 6rf Malta, 1836
6377 MANNI (D. M.) Osservazioni istorische sopra i Sigilli antichi de SecoH bassi,
30 vols, in 15, smallest 4to. numerous plates, hf bd. rare, £4. Firenze, 1739-86
6378 the same, Vols. 1—16 in 8, sm. 4to. bds, 18* 1739-44
6379 Mabeschal, Trait^ des Droits honorifiques des Seigneurs dans les Efflises, aug-
mente avec un traits du droit du patronage par oimon, public par M. Danty,
2 tometi en 1 vol. small 4to. old ca^ gilt, 4$ 602 Brux. 1704
HERALDRY, ANTIQUITIES, HISTORY, GENEALOGY. S97
6380 MARMORA (A. De la) Voyage en Sardaigne ; seconde partie : ANTiQViTis, 8vo.
wiik royal folio Atlas <f plates of Antiquities, sd, 36» Paris, 1840
6381 Matthaei Pabis AngU Histona Major, cum Rogeri Wendoveri et WiUielmi
Risthangeri Chronicis, editore W. Wats, cum Auctario et Glossario, folio, old
calf lOs 6d Paris, 1644
6382 MAZZELLA (Scipione, Napolitano) Descrittione del Regno di Napoli ; smidl
stout 4to. woodcut portraits of all the Kings of Naples and several hundred coats
of Arms of the Neapolitan Nobility, vellum, 12* Napoli, 1601
6383 Meoeble von MOhlfeld, Oesterreichisches Adels-Lexikon, (1701 — 1820), nebst
Erganzungs-Band von 1701 bis 1822, 2 vols. 8vo. hf calf. Vis Wien, 1822 24
6384 M^moibes de l'Academib Celtique, ou r^cherches sur les Antiquit^s Celtiques,
Gauloises et Francoises (par MM. Lavall^e, Cambry, Eloi Johanneau, Dulaure,
Mangourit, Alex. Menoir, Pougens, Legonidec, Lerouge, Baudouin de Maison-
blanche, etc. etc.) 5 plates of Antiquities, 8vo. Paris, 1807-10
L*Academie Celtique a et6 reorganisee sous le nom de SociStS des Antiquairev de Prance.
6385 Mj^moibes et dissertations sur les Antiquit^s rationales et etrang^res, publics
par la Soci^te Royale des Antiquaibes de Fbance, 10 vols., with impl. 4to.
Atlas, 1817-34— Nouvelle s^rie, 10 vols. 1835-50— Troisi^me serie. Vol. I. 1852
— together 21 vols. Syo, plates, ca{f extra, with impl. 4to. Atlas of 17 plates, hf.
calf gilt. Parts, 1817-52
The 2 numbers sold together for £10. 10«.
6386 Memoibes de la Society des Antiquaibes de l'Ouest, pour les ann^es 1853-54^
avec les Bulletins pour le 4fi trimestre, 1854, et les trimestres 1®, 2^, 3^, 1856 ;
together 2 vols, and 4 parts, 8vo. 18 plates, uncut, 10s 1854-55
6387 MENESTRIER (.C. F.) Traits des Tourois, Joustes, Carrousels et autres spec-
tacles publics, sm. 4to. good copy in old calf, 24* I/yon, 1669
6388 nouveUe inethode du Blason, ou de I'Art heraldique, par M. L * * *,
thick 12mo. many plates, calf, \0s Lyon, 1770
Wants Tables des Noms from N to Z.
6389 des Decorations Funebres ; des Tentures, des Lumieres, des Mausol^es,
Catafalques, Inscriptions et Ornemens funebres, sm. 8vo. woodcuts, French calf
gilt, rare, 12s Paris, 1684
6390 MESSENU Theatrum Nobilitatis Suecanae, folio, genealogical tables, poor copy,
calf, VBBY BABE, 30* Holmioe Suecorum, 1616
6391 MiECHow (Matth. de) Chronica Polonorum. Ace. J. L. Dblius. De vetustatibua
Polonorum, lib. I. De JageUonum familia, liber II. : De Sigismundi regis tem-
poribus, liber III., folio, many woodcuts, Cracovice, 1521
6392 very imperfect, 10s
Very rare, I can trace the sale of no copy in England ; priced, 1 859, Qoaritch, £5.
6393 Historia delle due Sarmatie, 16ino. bds. rare, ISs Vinegia, 1561
6394 MILLES (Thos.) Nobilitas Folitica vel Civilis Personas scilicet distinguendi, et
ab Origine inter Gentes, ex Principum gratia Nobilitandi forma, fol. with plates
of the various degrees of Nobility in their Robes, Orders, etc, ; and one o/'QuEEif
Elizabeth on the Throne of the House of Lords surrounded by her Peers, by
Hollar ; ^f. morocco, fine copy, 32« Londini, 1609
Priced, 1848, Longman s, £2. 2«; Broekett's eopy fetched £2. 8«.
6395 MiLLBS (Thos.) Catalogue of Honour, or Treasury of True Nobility, peculiar and
proper to the Isle of Great Britaine, a Collection Historicall, of all the Free
Monarchies, as well Kinges of England, as Scotland, with the Princes of Wales^
Dukes, Marquisses, and Earls, their Wives, Children, Alliances, Families,
Descentes, and Achievements of Honour, folio, with many cuts of their Arms,
Orders, Sfc. the passage usually deficient on page 493 restored in MS., calfneai^
25« Priced by Thorpe, 1840, £3. Zs. London, 1610
6d95*MIRJSI (Albertus) Ofeba Diflomatica et Historica, in quibus continentur
Chartes 1^ undationum ac Donationum piarum Testamenta, Privilegia, Foedera
Principum et alia tum Sacrse tum profanse Antiqidtatis Monumenta a f ontificibos,
Imperatoribus, Kegibus, Principibusque Beloii edita, et ad Gebmaniam infb-
BiOBEM spectantia, ex fontibus eruta ; editio secunda auctior et correctior,
edidit J. F. Foffens, 4 vols. folio,^ne copy in old calf gilt, £2. 10s LovanU, 1723
An excellent collection of Uistorical and Genealogical Documents, which comprises the most
essential particulars far a history of Holland, Belgiam, and Lower Germany. This edition, with
many addidons, is due to the learned Foppens.
898 QUARITCH'S CATALOGUE OF
0396 MoDii (Fr.) Fandectae triumphalefl, siye Fomparum et Eestomm ao •olexuuum
Apparatuum, Conviyiorom Spectaculorum, Simulacronmi Bellioaram equestrium
et pedestrium, Naumarchiarnm ludorumque denique omnium nobiliomm tomi
duo, folio, many fine woodcuts by JosT Ammav of Toumamenta, Coats of Armt,
etc, tall copy, kf, bd. stamped binding, 25« Pram/oof 1586
6397 MoNTFAUCON (fi. de) Diarium It4ilicum, siye Monumentorum Teterum Biblio-
thecarum, etc. notitiae, 4to. plates, calf, 7s 6d JPmris, 1702
6398 HOEICE (D. P. By,) Histoire Eccl^siafltique et Civile de Bsstagvb, par D.
Morice et D. L. Char. Taillandier, Paris, 1760-6, 2 vols. — M^moires pour senrii
de preuves k THistoire de Bbetaone, par D. Morice, Paris, 1742-6, 3 vols —
together 5 vols, large folio, numerous phUes of Antiquities, Coins, Seats, etc. fins
copy in old French calf gilt, ^*
Ouvrage trds recherche, svirtout k cause des preuves qui pr^sentent nue infinite de documenti
oarieoz. II est deveuu rare : 12o ^ 150 fr.
" La nouvelle edition, imprimee k Guingamp, ches Jolliyet, 1836-7f en 20 voL in' 8to. fig.,
laisae trop k desirer pour qu'elle puisse tenir lieu de I'in f(^o/* — Brunei.
Hibbert's copy fetched £3. 18« only, but its value has since progresaedwith its iocreased rarity.
I sold a similar copy, 1854« for the same price of £5.
6398*MoBiaiA (F.) la Nobilta di Milano, small 4to. vellum, rare, 209 Milano, 1595
6399 MoBSO, descrizione di Palebmo Antico, ricavata sugli autori sincroni e i monu*
menti de' tempi, 8vo. plates of Arabic facsimiles, If, morocco, 15* Palermo, 1827
6400 MoscoviTiCABUM Rerum Auctores varii, unum in corpus nunc primum congesti;
quibus et gentis historia continetur : et regionum accurata descxiptio, folio, /«
woodcuts, comprising Maps, Antiquities, etc, slightly wormed and stained, ttU
calf, 25* Brancof. 1600
6401 MUEATOEI (L. A.) delle Antichita Estensi ed Italiane, 2 vols, folio, fiTie copi
' in vellum, yeby babe, £4. Modena, Stamperia ducale, 1717-40
This copy belonged to the Bibliotheca del Consiglio di Stato ** Rbono d'Italia."
6402 MURATOEII (L. a.) Novus Thesaurus veterum Inscriptionum in prsecipnii
earumdem collectionibus hactenus prsetermissarum, 4 vols, folio, ^?a^*, sd, uncut,
£2, 2s Mediolani, 1739
Priced, 1829, Thorpe, vellum, £3, 13« 6d ', 1832, Payne and Foss, calf, £7. 7s ; and 1840,
vellum, £3. 3s; 1845, Nutt, vellum, £4. 4« ; 1854, Maisonneuve, Paris, vel. 100 fr. ; 1856,
Weigel, Leipsic, veau, 36 thalers. Copies fetched. Heath's, £6. 6s ; Mead's, £4. 14<; Drury'i^
£8. \9s; FineUi's, £2. 2«.
6402*Napoli. Descrittione del Eegno di Napoli ; con le Eamiglie Nobili, da Cazac
ciolo, Beltrano, etc. small 4to. numerous Coats of Arms, vellum, 10s Napolt, 1671
6403 Nabamowski(A. J.) Facies rerum Sarmaticarum in facie regni Foloniae magniqne
ducatus Lituanie, secundo libro expressa, stout sm. 4to. If, bd, 7s 6d Wte, ITliO
Collation : 19 leaves of the title and introduction^ pp. 1 — 668 ; Eienchus, A — O (Oge to fki
end wanting.)
6404 I^BKKius* Historia Brittonum, Latin and English, £rom a MS. of the tentk
century, with notes, by Gunn, royal Svo. Jf, bd, 7s 6c? 1819
6405 Keugabt (F. Trudperti) Codex Diplomaticus Alemannis et BuigundisD Traor
Juranse, 2 vols. 4to. cloth, 16« Typis San-Blasianis, 1791-9t
6406 Kobiliaibb des Fays-Bas et du Comt^ de Bourgogne, par M. D * ♦ * *, S. B
H * *, 2 vols. 18mo. calf, ^* ^^ L<mvain, 1761
6407 NOBILIABIO del Conde de Babcelos Don Fbdbo, higo del Eey Don D. d
Fortugal; traduzido con nuevas ilustraciones por M. FariaiSou8a,folio, veUun^
28« Madrid, 1641
6406 NO&Wt AN1>V. Histoire de TEglise Cathedrals de Eouen metropoli-
taine de Normandie, 4to. If, bd. 3« Mouen, 1686
0409 the same, 4to. old calf gilt, 6* 168€
6410 CocHET (L'Abb^) la Kormandie Souterraine, royal Svo. plates, autograph letter
of the author inserted, cloth, 7 s 6d 1854
6411 De la Bub, Essais historiques sur la Yille de Caek, 2 vols. Svo. plates, sd, 7s 6d
Caei^ 1820
6412 JoLiMONT (T. de) les principaux Edifices de la Yille de Eonen en 1526, impl. 4to.
with 48 coloured plates of Architecture, bds, ISs JRouen, 184iJ
HERALDRY, ANTIQUITIES, ORDERS OF KNIGHTHOOD. 899
6413 Obdbsio Vital, Histoire de N'ormandie, 4 vols. — Gtullanme de Jumiege, Duos
de Normandie, 1 vol. — enJrancais,VBT Goizot, 6 vols. 8to. sd, 208 Caen, 1826
6414 NDbkbsbo. Joannis ab Indagine, Heflokreibung der Eeichs Freyen Stadt Num*
berg (autore J. H. y. Falckenstein), stout sm. 4to. plates, vellum, 6# Erfiirt, 1750
6415 Obttsb, iiber die Namen der Deutschen, insondemeit des Namens Aberdar in
dem Hause Seckendorf, 12mo. bds, 2« ^ Schioabach, 1786
6416 Orders of Knighthood* Addison (C. G.) History of the Knigbts Temp-
lars, tbe Temple Churcb, and tbe Temple, small 4to. cloth, 7s 6d 1849
6417 Calatbata : Diffiniciones de \k Orden y Cavalleria de Calatraya, 1652, folio, en-
graved title, vellum, ds 6d Madrid, 1748
6418 l5iTHMAB (J. C.) Commentatio de Ordine militari de Balneo, anglice et latine,
folio, Large Pa^^, portrait of Prince William, and many Coats of Arms, very
fine copy %n old morocco, gilt edges, from Lord Orford*s library, 30* F^ancof 1729
Presented by the author to " Le Baron da fioargai, Envoye de la Gr. firetagne i la Conr de
Prusse."
6419 HuBEBTUS Obdeb. Calendanmn inclyti ordinis equestris D. Huberto sacri,
VlmQ, frontispiece, installation, ^ very fine portraits, and 87 Coats qf Arms, by
YsBHELST, ujith an Almanac, red morocco. Arms on sides, rare, 26s
St, Petersburg, 1787
6420 MABQIJEZ (J. M.) Tesoro Militar de Cayalleria antiguo y modemo, mbdo de
Armar Cavalleros, folio, many woodcuts illustrative of Knighthood and Chivalry,
stamped hogskin, rare, 27s Madrid, 164^
6421 NICOLAS'S (Sir Harris) History of tbe Orders of Kniffhtbood of tbe Britiab
Empire ; with an Account of tbe Medals, Crosses, and Clasps, wbicb bave been
conferred for Naval and Military Services ; togetber witb a History of tbe Oirder
of tbe Guelpbs of Hanover, 4 vols. impl. 4to. splendidly printed and illustrated
I^ numerous fine woodcuts tf Badges, Crosses, Collars, Stars, Medals, Mibbands,
Clasps, etc, and many labge plates illuminated in gold and coloubs, in-
cluding FULL-LENGTH PoBTBAITS OF QuEEN YlCTOBIA, pBINCE AlBEBT, THE
!KiNG OF Hanoveb, and the Dukes of Cambbidge and Sussex, (pub. at
£14. 14«), sumptuously whole bound in blue morocco extra, back and sides richly
gUt, £8. 1842S
Priced, 1845, Rodwell, el. ;^10. lOs ; 1847, H. 6. Bohn, el. £7. \7s ; hf. mor. £9. 9«; 1847,
Wniis, bds. £6, 68. Copies exist with the plates merely coloared, and not illnminated like the above,
■nd also without the extra portraits.
** Sir Harris Nicolas has produced the first oomprehensiTO History of the British Orders of
Knighthood ; and it is one of the most elaborately prepared and splendidly printed works that ever
issued from the press. The Author appears to us to have neglected no sources of information, and
to have exhausted them, as far as regards the general scope and purpose of the inquiry. The Gra-
phical illustrations are such as become a work of this character upon such a subject ; at, of course,
a lavish cost. The resources of the recently revived art of wood-engraving have been combined with
the new art of printing in colours, so as to produce a rich effect, almost rivalling that of the mo-
nastic illuminations. Such a book is sure of a place in every great library. It contains matter
calculated to interest extensive classes of readers, and we hope by our specimen to excite ihrnt
curiosity." — Qtuarterly Review.
6422 St. Espbit. Les Statuts de I'Ordre du St. Esprit estably par Henry III. Boy do
France en 1578, 4to. richly bound in red morocco, edges marbled and gilt, royal
arms, and symbols of the order, in gold tooling on the sides, {by Padeloup), 28* 1740
6423 St. Stephen. Statuti dell' Ordine de Cavalieri di Santo Stefano, fondato da
Cosimo Medici Duca II. di Firenze, sm. 4to. vellum, 3* Mrenze, 1577
6424 Paciaudh Puteus Saoer agri Bononiensis commentario illustratuB — Animadver*
siones Pbilologicae in nummos consulares Marci Antonii — De Beneventano
Cereris Augustae Mensore — Diatribe Graeci Anaglypbi interpretationem tradens
— De Atbletarum Kybistesei in palaestra Graeoorum — Skiadiopborema, sive de
Umbellis — 6 vols, in 1, 4to. plates qf Antiquities and Coins, uncut, Qs
Bonus, 1751-57
6425 Palignesi Monita Genealogica, quibus principum genealogias probandi ratio
explicatnr, 4to. plates, bound, 3« Qd Alestadii, 1732
400 aUARITCH'S CATALOGUE OF
6426 Palma (F. C.) Heraldicae regni Hungariae specimen, regia, nobiliumque scuta
compleotens, 4to. plates, bds. 3« 6d Vtnd, 1766
6427 PAKADIN, Alliances g^n^alogiqnes des Sois et Princes de Ganle, folio, with
upwards qf 1000 Coats of Arms, old calf gilt, 36* Paris, Jean de Jhurnes, 1636
6428 Paeis, Voyage Pittoresque de, par M. D., 12mo. plates, caff, 2s 6d 1770
6429 Ctjkiosites oe Paris, etc. 2 vols. 12mo. plates, cay', 2s 6d . 1771
6430 Pasquieb (Etienne) Les E/echerches de la France, stout foL portrait bv Oaidtier,
very fine copy in the old binding, 16« PaW*, 1621
6432 Pebegbinii (Cam.) Historia Principum Langobardorum, stout sm. 4to. bds.
uncut, lOs Najpoli, 1643
The same volume contains a Tract " Deir Origine deir antica Famiglia detta di Cdimenta.''
6433 PEETZ, MONUMENTA GERMANLE HISTORICA, inde ab anno Cbristi
500 usque ad annum 1500 auspiciis societatis aperiendis fontibus rerum gei-
manicarum medii sevi, edidit Geor.-Henr. Pertz, Vols. I.-XIV., large folio,
plates of Charters, good sound copy, in calf, from the library of Cfonreetof
Forstemann in Nordhausen, £40. Hanover , 1 826-56
6434 — the same, labge papeb, 14 vols, royal folio, eight volumes in russia,
the others inbds. from the Library of M. Borluiit de Noortdonch at Ghent, £45.
ih. 1826-66
The Scriptores, vols. I.-VI., and Leges, vols. I. II., together 8 vols., measuring 16^ inches
bj 11, are stroDgly bound in russia, gilt backs and sides ; the Scriptores, vols. V1I.-XII., and
litres, vol. III. part I, measuring V6\ inches by 12, are in boards, and uncut
Biemplaire en Grand papier velin de cette collection importante, qui est encore en courB.dc
publication. Chaque volume des Scriptores a coiite par souscription 77 tb. 12 gr. et les leges 31 th.
Of this valuable and stupendous publication very few copies were printed, and they occur
rarely for sale. Vols. 5, 6, and 7 are out of print; complete sets sell now beyond the publiahini
price. Priced, 12 vols, only, 1855, Tross, 1250 fr.
6435 PIGNA (Gio. Batt.) Historia de Principi di Este, al 1476, foHo, caJf, marMed
edges, 21s Ferrara, 1670
6436 — ^— Historien des Hauses Est, durch Dreyfelder, folio, calf, 5s 1580
6437 PiGNOBiA (L.) le Origini di Padova, 4tto. plates of Antiquities, vellum, 3* 6d
Fadova, 1625
6438 PIBRI (E.) Sicilia sacra, editio tertia, studio A. Mongitore, 2 vols, in 1, stoat
folio, sound clean copy, hf. hd, calf, rare, £2. 5* Fanormi, 1733
6439 Plot's Natural History of Oxfordshire, folio, second and best edition, map and
plates, old calf, 26s Oxford, 1705
6440 Pbatilli, della Via Appia, da Eoma a Brindisi, folio, maps, vellum, 5s
Napoli, 1745
6441 Pbay, Annales Yeteres Hunnorum, Ayanim, et Hunffarorum ad annum 1564, ex
Scriptoribus coeevis congesti, 4 toLi. in 2, large f^o, not uniform, 12«
Vind, 1761
6442 Dissertationes in Annales Hunnorum, large folio, bds. 5s ib. 1775
The most authentic work on Hungarian History.
6443 Pbegitzeb, WirttemLergischen Cedem Baum, oder Genealogie des Hsasei
Wirttemberg, 6 parts in 1 vol. folio, portrait a/nd pedigrees, calf, 15*
Stuttgart, 1734
6444 PRICE (Sir John). Historiae Brytannicae Defensio, Joanne PriseoEqaestrit
Ordinis Brytanno authore ; De Mona Druidum Insula, antiquitati suae restitnta
Epistola Humfr. Lhuyd (Denbhigiensis, Cambrobritarmi), sm. 4ito. very fine capv,
with large margins, clean and fresh in the original vellum, rare, S2s
Land., FL. Binneman, 1573
6445 Pylaie (De la) Etudes Arch^ologiques et g^graphiques, royal 8to. haff caff,
Ss6d Brux. 1850
6446 B^AIGECO^BT. Histoire de la Maison de Baigecourt, 4to. genealogical table and
Arms, caff, 5s 6d Nancy, 1777
6447 Bamos, Aparato para la correccion y adicion de la obra — " Creacion, antiguedad,
y priyilegios de los titulos de Castilla," por Bern! y Catala, sm. foHo, vellum,
rare, 15s Malaga, 1777
A T«ry important and rare Genealogical work, from Lord Stuart d6 Rothesay's library.
HERALDRY, ANTIQUITIES, HISTORY. GENEALOGY. 401
6448 RAMtJS, Aqnilarum Imperii Biga: tractatus de Aquila duplici Germ. Imp. Leni"
goviae, 1716 — Schmeizelde Coronis antiquis et modemis, Jenoif 1712 — Scnmeizel
de Insignibus et ritu inaugurandi regem Hungariae, JeruB, 1713 — Siberus de
Aqua benedicta non bnitis deneganda. Lips, 1712 — Lochneri Nerium give !R]io-
dodaphne, Norimh, 1716 — Lochnems de Parreira Brava, Norimb, 1719 ; 6 vols,
in 1, stout sm. 4to. numerous flafes, vellum, 10s 1712-19
6449 Kanfft's genealoffischer Arduyarius, and Snppl. 12mo. hf, hd, Zs Leip, 1732-33
6450 BATTI (JNic.) deUa Famiglia Sfobza, 2 vols. 4to. ioith genealogical Tables, bds,
uncuty rare, 36* * Boma, 1794
6451 Keden, tableaux g^n^alogiques et historiques de TEmpire Britannique, royal fol.
with 29 large folding Tables of Pedigrees, sd, 7 s Qd Hannover^ 1830
Pnced, 1837, Black, £6. 6f ; 1843, Rodd, £2. 29.
6452 E-EiFFENBEBG, Chronologie bistorique des Sires de Diest, 4to. 24ipp, 2 plates,
uncut, only 50 copies printed, 3* . Bruxelles, 1844
6453 renseignements sur les INoms de Families et de Lieux mentionn^s dans
le I. vol. des monum. de Hainaut, etc. 4to. sd. 6s Brux, 1844
216 pages avec 2 planches. Tires a 50 exemplaires seulement.
6454 RENA (Cosimo della) Serie degli Antichi Ducbi e Marcbesi di Tosoana j parte I.
dall* Esilio di El. Momillo Augustolo alia morte d'Ottone III. Imperadore, fol.
all published with pedigrees, vellum, 20s JE^renze, 1690
" Uomo nelle antichitii e nelle etrusche aingolarmeDte assai dotto." — Tiraboschu
6455 B>EK]^B, les Princes Militaires de France, contenant la biograpbie de pr^s de 300
princes, Tbistoire g^n^alogique et b^raldique des diverses brancbcs de la dvnastie
Cap^tienne, impl. 8vo. numerous cuts of arms, uncut. Is Qd Paris, (r 1840)
6456 Hbusnebi (E.) Basilikon Opus Genealogicum Catbolicum, cum Auctario, folio,
including the English and Scotch Grenealogies, old caff, ds 6d Francof 1592
6457 EEYUE Abcheologiqub, depuis le commencement, Avril 1844 jusqu'a Man
1856, avec Table des Planches et Table alpbab^tique des Mati^res contenues
dans les dix premieres Annies, 12 vols, royal 8vo. several hundred fine antigma-
rian plates, and many woodcuts^ the first 10 vols, hf bd, caff, £10. Paris, 1844-56
6458 E.IOOIUS von dem Landsassigen Adel m Teutscbland, sm. 4to. cf 4^ Niirnh, 1736
6459 B.ICHABD OF CiBENCESTEB dc Situ Britanniac : description of Britain, latin and
english, with a Commentary on the Itinerary, royal 8vo. maps, hf, bd. uncut,
7s 6d 1819
6460 EITTEESHTTSII G^nealogiae Imperatorum, Begum, Ducum, Comitum, etc. cum
Supplemento, 2 vols, in 1, stout folio, very fine copy, in velhm, 12s 1664-74
6461 • Tabulae genealogicae Familiarum Principum Imperii, cum Spicilesio,
2 vols, in 1, folio, Tahles of Pedigrees, bds, 2s Qd Tubinga^, lo85
6462 BoncK (T. de) den nederlandschen Herauld, folio, many engravings of Heraldic
Insignia, neat in old calf, 12s Amst, 1645
6463 BuBEis (F. B. M. de) Monumento Ecclesifle Aquilbjensis, commentario ilhu-
trata, folio, labge fapeb, bds, 15« ^ Argentin€B, 1740
6464 Buddihan's Introduction to Anderson's Diplomata Scotan, with notes tram
various authors and original MSS. I&do. hatfca^, 5« Edinb, 1782
"Contenant des reckerches corieuses sur I'ori^ne de recritnre, sur Tancienne valeur de»
denrees en Ecosae, etc." — Brmmet.
6465 BuMOLDi (Sancti) Acta, coUegit et illustravit SoUerius, folio, portrait of De
Boussu, Archbishop of Mechlin, and plates by Diamaer, old cd(f, lOs Ant. 1718
6466 Bymebi (F.) Fcedeba, Conventiones, Litteree et cujuscumque generis Acta
Publica inter Beges Angli» et alios quosvis Imperatores, Keges, etc. editio
secunda et optima emen&ia a G. Holmes, 20 vols, folio, old calf gilt, fine set,
£10. 10s 1720
By referring to tl^e aouron and original documents of history as in Rymer, etc English his-
torians will give a lasting freshness aud solidity to their knowledge.
6467 Saint- Allais, de TAncienne France, 2 vols, in 4 parts, 8vo. 49 Paris, 1833-34
6468 SALAZAR y CASTBO (L. de) Indice de las glorias de la Casa Fabnese, stout
folio, with Pedigrees, limp vellum, rare, £2. 10s Madrid, 1716
6469 SALVEB, Proben des hohen Teutschen Beichs Adols, folio, a very handsome
book, with many engravings of Tombs, Coats of Arms, and Sepulchral Monuments,
old calf gilt, 20s * Wirzhurg, 1775
2 c
402 QUARITCH'S CATALOGUE OF
6470 Sambuca, Memorie intomo all' Antico Stato de' Cenomani, large folio, eoj/',
6* BreBcia, 1760
6471 SAN SO VINO (F.) Histoeia di Casa Obsina: con quattro Libri degli Huomini
illustri deUa Famiglia, 2 vols, in 1, folio, many ports, vellum, 208 J^netia, 1565
5472 another copy, folio, portraits, calf, 21s Venet, 1666
The rarity of this work is such that Sir. Roscoe's copy sold for ;^6. 6s ; Lord Rothesay's for
£2. The celebrated lines of P. Bartoli occur toL ii. p. 69, commenciog
Vivi immortale o gran Napoleone
Poi che I'opere tue sono immortali.
6473 Saj^soyino (Fr.) della Origine et de' fatti delle Eamiglie iUustri d'ltalia, stout
sm. 4to. vellum, 16* Vinegia, 1609
6474 Saxonis Gbammatici Historia Danica, cum notis J. S. Stephani, foHo, best
edition, woodcuts, hf. calf, 10s SorcB, 1644
6475 SCAEDEONIUS (J3.) de Antiquitate Urbis Patavii, folio, woodcut view, scarce,
fine copy in old calf, 25« Basilece, 1560
" Opus rarissimum et cujus yis pretii^ etiam in Italia." — Cor\f, Lettere erudite di Zorzi,
pp, 22 et 37.
6476 ScHABDii GennanisB Antiquse Opus Historicum, ex variis aliorum Scriptis CoUec-
tum, 4 vols, in 3, folio, vellum, 10s BaM. 1674
6477 ScHMEiZELS Einleitung zur Wappenlehre, 12m.o, plates ofa/rms, vellum, 3« Qd
Jena, 1723
6478 SCHOEPFLINI (J. D.) Alsatia Illustrata, Celtica, Bomana, Francica, 2 vols.
large folio, with numerous plates of Antiquities, Views of Towns, Sfc, old cf, gt,
26* 1761
<* A noble and masterly work." — Dibdin*t Tour in France, 8fC. vol. 3, p. 45.
6479 SCHOETTGENII et Keeysigii Diplomataria et scriptores bistoriae Germanica©
medii aevi, cum praefatione Buderi de Archivis Germaniae, 3 stout vols, folio,
20 plates of Seats and Pedigrees, stamped vellum, fine copy, £2, Alien, 1753-60
6480 SCHOTTI (A.) Hispanije illustratse, sen Eerum, Urbiumque Hispanise, Lusi-
tanise, -^thiopijk, et Indus Scriptores Varii, cum Marianse appendice. 4 vols.
folio, j^Tte copy in vellum, £6. 6* Prancqf. 1603-8
■** Cet ouvrage est trls-estim^, etTon s'en procure di£Scilement des exemplaires complets." — Brunei,
Priced, 4 vols. Weigel, 36 thalers ; 1829, Thorpe, £5. 5«; 1832, Payne and Foss, veUum,
£6. 6s ; 1837, Payne and Foss, £9, 9t.
In the second volume (pp. 1282-84) will be found the celebrated letter of Coluoibus **ii
Intuits nuper inventis.**
6481 SCHEENCKHIUS, Augustissimoeum Impebatoeum, sereniss. regum atque
arcbiducum, principum, comitum, baronum, etc. rerum gestarum descriptiones,
impl. folio, title, portrait of Archduke Ferdinand, 4i leaves of preface, and 125
splendid fill length portraits of Knights, Counts, Dukes, Princes, Kings, and
Emperors, in full Aemoue, hy Fontana and Custodis, with tJieir biography on
the reverse of the leaf, good copy, original sta/mped binding, £6. 6* Oeniponti, 1601
6482 SCHEOT'S (Martin) Wappen Bucb des hoben Geistbchen und Weltlicben
Stands dcr Cbristeidieit in Europa ; gleich als inn einen Spiegel zuseben wie
weit sonderlicb das Eomiscbe Eeicb und Kayserthumb etwan erstrecket, hat
sm. 4to. many large woodcuts of coats of Arms, hf bd, clean copy, 28* Miin. 1576
6483 ScoHiEB, I'Estat Comportement des Annes, folio, cuts of Arms, half vellum,
25s Bruxelles, 1697
6484 SCOHIEE (Jean, Beaumontois) La genealogie et descente de la maison de Gboy,
folio, with numerous coats of Arms coloured, vellum, extrcTnely rare, £2. 2«
Douay, VImprim, de la Vefue Jacq, Boscard, 1589
One of the rarer books printed at Douay, unmentioned by Brunet and Ebert. *' Scohier na*
quit en 1560 dans la petite ville de Beaumont en Haynaut, d'une famille noble et ancienne. H fut
chanoine k Bergopsom et a Tournai.'' — Duthilloeul, JBibl, Douaisienne, p. 67*
6485 ScoTTi (Vescovo di S, DoninoJ Helvetia profana e sacra ; relatione del dominio
temporale de' XII. Cantoni Suizzeri, 2 parts in 1 vol. small 4to. calf neat, rare,
10s Macerata, 1642
6486 Segoing (C.) Mercure Armorial, enseignantlesprincipesdu Blazon des Armoires,
4to. the coats of Arms emblazoned, cloth, Ihs Paris, 1649
6487 Suaepe's Peerage of the British Empire, tbick 12mo. coats of Arms, redmorocco,
6* • 1834
HERALDRY, ANTIQUITIES, HISTORY, GENEALOGY. 4W
6488 SiBBALDi (E.) Miscellanea quaedam emditae Antiquitatis, quae ad borealem
Britanniae majoris partem pertinent, folio, with '3 plates, kf. caff,20s Edinh. 1710
G'iiSQ SIGONII (Car.) Historiae de regno Italiae, ab anno 565 ad 1286, folio, oldvellvm,
7 8 6<£ Bononiae, 1580
6490 de Eebus Bononiensibus Libri VIII. ; de Vita A. Doria Libri II. et
Emendationes Disputatione8C[ne adversus F. Eobortellum, folio, calf gilU fine
copy, from Lord Rothesay's library, 12* Franco/. 1606
6491 SlJ^ffiPIUS (Job.) Sclilesische Curiositiiten, darinnen die ansebnlicben Ge-
sclilechter des Schlesischen Adbls, mit Erzehlung des Ursprungs, der
Wappen, Genealogien der Stamm-Hauser besclirieben, 2 stout vols. smaJl 4to.
a very good copy, in old calf, rare, £4i. Leipzig, 1720
6492 SMITH'S (C. Ji.) Inventorifm Sepulchrale r anacconnt of some Antiquities,
dug up in the County of Kent, 1757-73, by the Rev. Bryan Faussett, 4to. loUk
20 plateSf some of them coloubed, and numerous woodcuts, cloth, 25s
Printed for the Subscribers only, 1866
Now when the study of Antiquities has obtained its proper appreciation as being that science
which supplies the most important foundation stones towards the History and Illustration of former
times, of which Tery often no other historical relics exist, the above work should be welcomed by
all Antiquaries.
For Country Gentlemen this work possesses the filrther merit of lucid classification, by whidi
they can ascertain the periods of any Antiquarian Treasures which may be dug up on their estates.
"An extremely valuable work, one which every English Antiquary ought to possess."
Albbrt Wat.
6493 SOHIEU, La Veritable Origine de la trcs Ancienne et tr^s iUustre Maison de
SoHiES, avec Table Genealogique, large folio, portrait of Constantine Sohier,
and many coats of Arms, coloured, calf. Arms of the Family on the sides, very
rare, £2. 6s Leyden, 1611
6494 SOLIS (Virgil, Maler) Wappenbiicblein zu Ebren der Homischen Kayser, und
auslendischen Xonigrcichen, etc. smallest 4to. 43 plates, the numerous coaU qf
Arms in colours. If, bd. 32* Nurnberg, 1556
6495 SOMMERSBEEG (F. W. de) Silesiacarum Eerum Scriptores adbuc inediti, ace.
Diplomatarium Bobemo-Silesiacum, 3 vols, in 2, folio, with Pedigrees, fine copy^
stamped hogskin, rare, £4. Vds Lips, 1729-lw
6496 SOUSA, Historia Genealogica da Casa Eeal Pobtugueza, desde a sua origem ate'
o presente, com as familias illustres, 12 vols, in 14 — Provas de Historia Genea-
logica da Casa Real Portugueza, tiradas dos instrumentos dos archives da Torr^
do Tombo, 6 vols. — Indice geral, 1 vol. — together 21 vols, royal 4to. the fourth
volume contains 4Q plates o/^ Seals, Coins and Medals ; a few leaves of text being
wanting, and some of tJie volumes stained, the set is sold not subject to collations
neat in old calf, rare. Lord Stuart de ItotJiesay's copy, £6. Idsboa, 1735-49
**Ouvrage capital dans son genre." — Brunei.
One of the best Genealogical works published in Europe, it is now getting very rare. Priced,
1847, H. Bohn, £13. 13« ; sold by auction, 1853, Purton Cooper's copy, £13. 13«; Lord Stoart
de Rothesay's copy dropped cheap.
6497 Spangengbeeg (Cyr.) Mansfeldische Chronica, Theil I. folio, all published, best
edition, fine copy, in stamped hogskin, \6s Fi^lehcn, 1571
The binding is dated 1 574, the crucifixion in the centre is beautifully preseryed. The Chronicle
relates to Saxony, Thuringia and the Countries round the Hartz Forest.
6498 SPENERI Operis Heraldici Pars gcneralis et specialis, 2 vols, in 1, stout folic,
numerous coats of At*ms, vellum, 10* (Sd Francof 1717
6499 SPROTT'S (Tbomas) Chronicle of Profane and Sacred History, translated from
the original Manuscript, 4to. with an exact anastatic facsimile of tlie entire
original Codex, in a roll, very scarce, only a few copies were printed at the private
expense of Mr- Joseph Mayer, £2. Liverpool, 1851
6500 Statuto deUa Academia di Padova, 1816 — Saggio di Bronzi Etruschi, trovati 1812j
da Vermiglioli, 2 plates, Perugia, 1813 — Sessione deU' Atcneo Veneto, nel
1812-14 — Schiaasius (Ph.) de Patoria Antiquorum, ex schediis J. T. Biancani,
"^2 plates, scarce, Bononiae, 1814 — in 1 vol. 4to. halfbd. Vds 6rf
6501 STEIN D'ALTENSTEIN (le Baron J. de) Annuaire de la Noblesse de Belgiqua
18^17-66, 10 vols. Vlmo. portraits, numerous cuts of Arms, the early volumes are
out of 2>rint, uncut, £2. 12s Bruxelles, 1847-58
2 c2
404 QUARITCH'S CATALOGUE OF
6502 Stkpneb, InscriptioneB Lipsienses, small 4to. with Index of the Names men-
tioned on the Tombs, hf, vellum, 3« Qd Leipzig, 1686
6603 Stetten. Geschichte der adelichen Geschlechter der Stadt Angsbnrg, 4to. with
12 plates of Arms and Seals, old calf gilt, 10s Augsburg, 1762
6604 STILLFEIED (E. Freiherr yon) Alterthumer nnd Knnstdenlonale des Sanses
Hohenzollern» atlas folio, 19 plates, some coloured, and woodcuts, cl. 20s (F 1848)
6605 STEITTEEI (J. G.) Memonse Popnlomm, olim ad Danubinm, Pontmn Eiudmun,
Paludem, Mssotidem, Caucasum, Mare Caspium, et inde ma^ ad Septemtriones
incolentium, etc. cum Indice duplici totius Operis, 4 vols, m 5, 4to. sd, uncut,
£2, 28 1771
6606 ■ another copy, cnm Indice, 4 vols, in 6, 4to. hf. hd. £2. 10s JPeirop. 1771
Priced, 1857, Asher, Berlin, 4 vols, ia 6, td, 65 francs ; fetched by auction, 1857, Conybean
at Sotheby's, cf. £4. 8f.
6607 Stboobakt, notice histor. et g^n^alog. snr les Seigneurs de Brame-le-Chatean et
Haut-Ittre, royal 8vo. plates, sd, 2s Brux. 1849
6508 — — Notice historique et genealogique but les Seigneurs de Tyberchamps,
royal 8vo. map and plates, uncut, bs Brux, 1851
6609 SUSSEX Archaeological Collections, illustrating the History and Antiquities of
the County, published by the Sussex Archseological Society, 9 vols. Svo. wptioards
of 100 plates of Antiquities, Coins, J?acsimiles, etc. with numerous cuts (pub. at
£5. 19«), cloth, £3. 10* 1848-57
6510 SwBETii Eerum Belgicarum Annales chronici et historici, fol. (f, 10s Franc. 1620
6511 Teutsche Eeichs-Hebold (der), Genealogie der Fanulien, etc. stout folio, huff
vellum, 10s FranJtf. 1727
6612 THUANI Historiarum sui temporis libn CXXXVIII, acoedunt ejusdem de
Yita sua Commentariorum libri sex et Nic. Eigaltii continuatio, curavit Buck-
ley, 7 vols, folio, BEST EDITION, ^nc copy, calf gilt, £4. 4* Ixmd. 1733
Priced, 1831, H. fiohn, £7. 7f; 1832, Payne and Foss, £8. 8«; 1884, Jas. Bohn, £5. 5«;
1837, Payne and Foss, £5. 5f and £7. 7f ; 1837, Thorpe, £\. \s. Copies sold bj auction: Dr.
Heath's, ^I'S. \1sU\ Drury's, £\^. IS*.
Large Paper copies were priced: 1837, Payne and Foss, £%\, \ 1848, £13. 12s \ 1856,
Lilly, £6. 6». Copies sold by auction : Sykes', ^3. U; the Duke of Grafton's, £13. 13i;
TUleyrand*s, £10. 10«; 1854, Dr. Hawtrey's, i^7. 16«; 1854, Gardner's, £\.\ 1858, at Sotheby's,
mor. £\Z. 5«.
Largest Paper : priced, 1854, mor. ;^18. 18«.
Illustrated copies fetched, Towneley's, j£'53. \\s\ Sykes' Largest Paper, Vols. I — Y.
£131. hs.
" If we come to histories of particular periods, that of De Thou, in the ' History of his own
Times,' is alone entitled to enthusiastic admiration. It is a work which can perish only with the
tongue in which it is written, and with the nation whose history it developes." — Bibdin.
" Lord Chancellor Hard wick is said to have been so fond of this excellent work, as to have
miffed his office and the seals on purpose to read it in the original language." — Dr. A. Clarke.
6513 TiBAQUELLi commentarii de Nobilitate et de Jure Primogenitorum, 2 vols, in 1,
folio, M. hd, vellum, 6« Basil. 1561
6514 TOEFFAEI Orcades, seu rerum Orcadensiumhistoriae, folio, hds. uncut, 20«
Sauniae, 1697
A rare supplement to the Author's History of the Kings of Norway.
6515 •— — — Series Dynastarum et Eegum Danise, small 4to. ca^f gilt, fine copy,
10# Kafni<B, 1705
6516 Tbeteb de Episcopatn et Episcopis Ecclesiae YarmiensiB, folio, Arms of Polish
Bishops, hf bd. 20* Cracov. 1686
6517 Tbibbs' Einleitung zu der Wapen-Kunst und Herolds-Wissenschafb, von Feujsi-
teln, stout 12mo. 142i plates, some coloured, hf. bd. 6* Leipzig, 1744
6518 TuBKHEiM, Tablettes Genealogiques des Dues de Zaeringen, Margraves et Grands-
Ducs de Bade, %vo, fine paper, hds. 2s 6d Darmst. 1810
6519 ■ tbe same, Svo. vellum papee, mor. extra, gilt edges, 10s Darmst. 1810
6520 TWYSDENI (Eogeri) Historise Anglicanee ScriptoresX. exvetustisMSS.nimc
primum in lucem editi : adjectis variis Lectionibus, Glossario, Indiceque copioso,
2 vols, in 1, foHo, old binding, £4. 10s Lond. 1652
' A very important collection of Early English Chronicles, viz. :
I. Simeon Dunelmensis. H. Johannes Prior Hagustaldensis. III. Ricardus Prior Hagostal-
denbis. IV. Ailredus Abbas Ricvallensis. V. Radulphus de Diceto. VI. Joannes Brompton.
HERALDRY, ANTIQUITIES, TOPOGRAPHY. 40^
VI L Genrasiiis Doroboneiisis. VIII. Thomas Stabbs. IX. GaiL Thorn. X. Henrioof
Knightou. —The learned and ample glossary appended to this admirable collection was prepared by
the fEunovs William Somnbr. " Hearne tells us that CTen the Puritans themselves a£&cting to be
MteeeTuues, with Cromwell at their head, displayed something like a patriotic ardour in purdutting
copies of this work as soon as it appeared.*' — Libdin,
CoUatioH : it has to be stated that there exist no pp. 2297 to 2310.
Priced, 1843, Payne and Foss, vellum, £6. 6#; 1849, Rodd, russia, ;^6. and £6. lOt ; at CoL
Stanley's sale a copy fetched j^l3. 10t.»LARGB Paper copies were priced, 1829, Thorpe, £14. 14t |
1832, Payne and Foss, £9. 9«.
6621 TYNDALE FAMILY. Genealogy of the Family of Tyndale, connected with
the House of Plantagenet, by B. W . Gbeekfield, impl. 8yo. all the Pedigrees
mounted on canvas, \fi ca^, privately printed, 328 1848
6522 YALYASOB, TopographiaArchidxicatuB Carinthiae antiqnae et modemae: Chro-
nik der Erz-Herzogthnms Elamdten, folio, toith 225 prettv Views, veL 21« 1688
6623 YAEENKES (M. G. de) Le Eoy d'Armes, ou FArt de bien former, charger,
briser, timbrer, parer, expliqner et blasonner les Armoines, folio, ca^, Ms 1640
6524 YiALABT, Histoire ^enealogique de la MaiBon de Snrgeres en Foitou, folio, Chais
of Arms, old cajfgtlt, 32* Paris, 1717
6525 inCGI^EIt, Histoire de la Maison de Lnxembonrg, stout sm. 4to. pedigrees, fime
copy, in old cay^ gilt, 211 s Paris, 1619
6526 YiTON, Maisons Souyeraines de TEnrope, f<A.Jbldim Tables, sd. 2s 6d Paris, 1810
6527 YoBT, Oriffine, progres et gestes memorables des mustres Seigneurs de Brede-
rode, traduits au Flamandpar Pailhot, 4to. vellum, 16s Amst. 1668
6528 Ybedii Historia Comitum Flandrise, folio, map, calf, *ls 6<2 Brugis, 1650
6529 Wateb (W. te) het hoog Adelyk en Adelyk Zeelant, 8yo. with 2 large plates qf
Arms, uncut, rare, 10# MiddeUmra, 1761
6530 WELE YELD (L. van) algemeen Wapenboek van het Eonigryk der Nederlanden,
fol. 213 plates, with nearTv 1000 engravings of Coats of Arms, £5. La Maye, 1836
6531 Weblichii Angsbnrger Chronica, fol. woodcuts, stamped hdg. 5« Franlt^f^itrt, 1595
6532 WESTPHALEN (JT) Monumenta Inedita Herum Germanicanim prsscipoe
Gimbricarum et Megapolensinm, quibus varia Antiqnitatum, Historiamm,
Legum Jnrinmqne Germanise, argumenta illustrantur et stabiHuntur, 4 yoli.
thick folio, illustrated with numerous curious plates of Idols, Inscriptions, MonU'
ments. Costumes, Arms, Portraits, Sfc, a good copy in vellum, £4i. Lips, 1739
6533 WiLDEisEN, Brandenbnr^-Onolzbacn. genealogisdxer Lust-Wald oder furs1di(JL
Onolzb. Geschlecht-Eegister, 2 yols. in 1, royal folio, consisting of Pedigrees^
wh ite hoards, rare, 15* Onolzhach, 1680
6534 WILLEMENT (TO Begal Heraldry : The Armorial Insignia of the Kings and
Queens of England, from Coeyal Authorities, sm. 4to. 3% plates in colours (pub.
at £2. 2s) chth, 20* 1821
6535 ■ the same, royal 4to. labgb fafeb, 86 coloured plates of arms (pub. at
£4. 4*) bds. 30s 1821
6536 WILLEMS (T. F.) Bel^ch Museum yoor de I^ederduitsche Ta^len Letter-
kunde en de Geschiedems des Vaderlands, 10 yols. 8yo. plates, portraits and
facsimile. If. hd. uncut, £2. 16* Gent, 1837-1846
Interesting Collection of Treatises about old Flemish Literature and History.
6537 Xaufi, Becherches historiques sur la noblesse des Citoyens Nobles de Ferpignan
et de Barcelone, stout 12mo. uncut, 10s Paris, 1763
6538 Zefeen, gynaeceum Silesiacum Ligio-Bregense, Brest, 1626 — Historia Herr
George und Gaspare y. Brundsberg Yaters und Sons, Pf. 1599, in 1 yol. folio.
Arms, vellum, 6*
MINOR "WORKS relating to the Topography, AntiquitieSi
EtiBtory and CuriOBities of the following Countries :
6539 IBnjiJand. 22 Guides and Descriptions of the principal Towns, Abbies and
other places of interest, including 12 yiews and 8 maps of the English Lakes, the
lot, comprising many maps and plates, 128
Including : Bath, 1801 ; Blenheim ; Cambridge, 1763 ; Canterbury ; Fonthill Abbey, 1823 1
Gloacester ; Isle of Wight ; Jersey and Guernsey ; Keuilworth ; Oxford, 1798» 1821 ; Rochester;
Romsey Abbey ; Woburn Abbey ; York ; Yorkshire Philos. Socy. Museum.
6540 Wales. 6 Tracts relating to ; and 26 Views by S. and N. Buck, 1742-8 ; the
lot, Is M
406 QUARITCH'S CATALOGUE OF
6541 France. 15 volumes relating to topography and arcliitecjttire, loith many maps
andplatesj 8vo. nud 12mo. 10^
Including : Bordeaux, Ville et Province, 3 vola. 1760 ; Chambord ; Dieppe, Eglisea de, plates,
1846; Mont-Saint-Michel et Tombelene, par M. Raoul, 14 plates, 7/«/iaproo/#. 1833; Niames,
1724,67; Orange; Puy-de-Dome; Sens par Tarb6 ; Tournai, TEgliso Cathedralc, 2 vols. 1843;
Vancluiie.
6642 Germany. 13 Gruides and topographical Works, 4to. and 12mo. 6*
Including : Cologne, S. Gerson zu Koln; Hadel ; Dresden; Muggendorf ; Munich ; Niim-
berg ; Prag ; Regensburg ; Trier.
6543 Bolland and Belgium. 7 Guides and topographical Works, 12mo. 2s Qd
6544 Xtaly» Guides and works relating to the Archaeology and Topography of; in
all 28 vols. 8vo. and 12nio. with many maps and plates, 20s 1562r-1843
Including : Ancona ; Bologna ; Brera ; Cuma, Avanzi dell* antica Citta, a map ; Ferrariae, de
la Campagne de Rome, 1816 ; Turin par Paroletti; Venezia ; Quadri, Venise ; Verona ; Vicenza,
Accademia Oimpica di ; etc .
6545 Spain. 7 Guides and topographical Works, 12mo. 10* 1804-47
Including: Cordoba por Ramirez ; Madrid ; Ramon, Manual de Madrid; Museo del Key ;
Damian Bermejo, S. Lorenzo del Escorial; Cean Bermudez, Cathedral de Sevilla.
6646 A ntiqti a rlan Tracts, including : Cockerell's Sculpture in Lincoln Cathe-
dral, 1848 ; Flasschaert, la Noblesse, les Titres et la F^odalit^, Brux, 1818 ;
J. Winter Jones, Early Slavonic Antiquities, 1848 ; Antiquitates Wiltimenses,
1828; Newton's Study of Archaeology, 1850 ; Waldschnudt, de mutatione In-
signium et Sigillorum, 1746 — in all 23 Tracts, the lot, 3« 6rf
DIPLOMATICS, MEDIEVAL LATIN GLOSSARIES.
Penmanship, Cyphers, Shorthand, Cryptography.
6547 ASTLE (Thos.) on the Origin and Progress of Writing, as well Hieroglyphic as
Elementary, illustrated by Engravings taken from Marbles, Manuscripts, and
Charters ; also some Account of the Origin and Progress of Printing, 4to.
SECOND EDITION, with Additions, portrait y and 31 plates of facsimiles ofMSS,
Alphabets, etc. 35* 1803
Priced, 1843, John Bohn, £2. 12« 6d; 1856, Muskett, £2. 2».
6548 — — - the same, royal folio, laeqe papee, the plates unfolded (pub. at £10. 10*
in hoards) calf neat, £4. 4* 1808
Hibbert*s copy fetched £b.
To all gentlemen engaged upon original researches of State Papers, Charters, and. other Early
Documents, Astle's work is indispensable.
6549 Baeeois (J.) Elements Carlovingiens, linguistiques et litteraires, 4to. plates, ha^
calf gilt, 10s M Paris, Crapelet, 1846
6550 CoETiCELLi (Lodovico) L'Ozio superato nelle Cifre disciolte e divise in varie
Considerazioni politiche di Guerra, 4to. portrait, hds. scaece, 12^ Bologna, 1702
An interesting book on the writing in Cypher.
6551 Du Cange (C. Dufresne Domini) Glossarium ad Scriptores media et infimae Lati-
nitatis, 6 vols, portraits and plates, including those of coins, Paris, 1733-36 —
Carpentier (D. P.) Glossarium Novum seu Supplementum ad auctiorem Glos-
sarii Cangiani Editionem, 4 vols, plates, ih, 1766 — together 10 vols, folio, old
French calf, £7. Is Paris, 1733-66
Priced, 1828, Beckley, £12. 12«; 1831, H. Bohn, £15. ; 1832 and 1843, Payne and Foss,
£15. 15«— Large Paper, the Duke of Grafton's copy, £16. 16* ; Jas. Bohn, in 1840, £18. 18«; in
1847, £14. 14*; Drury's copy fetched £11. 13* ; Brockett's, £13. 13«.
The editions, 3 vols, folio, Paris, 1678 ; 3 vols, folio, l^anco/. 1681, and Lugd, 1688— are of
no value.
6652 DUCAJNGE et Caepentiee, Glossarium Scriptorum Medii -^vi, in Epitomen
redactum multisque verbis et dicendi formulis auctum, ab Adelung, 6 vols. 8vo.
half calf, the Rev. J. Mitford's copy, £3. 10s Malis, 1772-84
** Dr. Parr gave j^l2. 12* for this book, and considers it one of the best in his library."
Bibl. Parriana*
** This is a work in very great estimation. It. contains a fund of the most curious, amusing,
■^nd useful intelligence." — Dibdin.
Many Antiquaiies prefer Adelung*s edition even to the original folio edition in 10 vols.
DIPLOMATICS, MEOIiEVAL LATIN GLOSSARIES. 401
** Without the Glossary of Ducange nothing can be done satis&ctorily in the study of hiftory
previous to the sixteenth century ; we can hardly decipher a single parchment withoot having re-
course to these pages." — H. L. Jones,
A very useful work to all engaged in Antiquarian studies, giving full particulars about Media*
val Ceremonies, Customs, Laws, etc. containing also obsolete Technical Terms of every kind.
6553 DUCANGE. Grlossarium Mediae et Infimse Latinitatis, conditum a Carlo Da*
fresne domino Ducange, unctum a monachis'ordinis S. Benedicti, cum supple-
mentis integris D. P. Carpentieri, et additamentis Adelungii et aliorum, di^essit
G. A. L. Henschel, 7 vols. — Glossarium Latino-germanioum mediae et infiTnii i ^
aetatis, ed. Diefenbacli, 1 toI. I^rancof. 1857 — together 8 vols. 4tQ. ad. £11. 16tf
Paris, 1840-60-57
6553* Diefenbach*s Supplement, separately, 4to. sd, 30* Francqf, 1857
Cette nouvelle Edition remplace avec avantage et ^ un prix plus modique I'ancienne Edition de
Ducange revue par les B^n^dictins, et celle du supplement de D. Carpentier, devenue de jour en
jour plus rare et plus chere, elle a 6t^ revue et augment^ par M. Henschel, d'apr^s les travanz
posteiieurs.
6554 Le Moine, Diplomatique pratique, ou traits de Tarrangement des ArcMTea et
Tresors des Cnartres, 4to. plates^ calf, %s 6d Metz, 1766
6555 MABILLON (Joannis) de He Di^lomatica, libri YI, in quibus quidqaid ad
Yeterum Instrumentorum Antiquitatem, Materiam, Scripturam et Stilum:
quidquid ad Si^illa, Manogromanta, Subscriptiones ac notas Chronologicas :
quidquid inde aa Antiquariam, Historicam, Forensemque DiscipHnam pertinet^
explicatur et illustratur, cum Supplemsnto ; tertia editio locupletata a Adi-
MABi, 2 vols, in 1, royal folio, best edition, mani/ plates qf facsimiles, \f. hdn
ca^fgiltj uncut, fine sound copy, £2. 12s Napoli, 1789
Priced, 1829, John Bohn, hf. bd. £8. 8«.
'' In this learned book Mabillon not only gives, in a series of erudite dissertations, a completo
account of the principal ancient charters and documents of importance subsisting in Europe, bat
also lays down a complete code of Paleography, and furnishes also a most ample statement of the
different variations which the manner of compiling and of engrossing charters has undergone in
Tarious ages. A large portion of the book is taken up by focsimUe copies of various royal charterB*
and the whole may be described as a sine qu& non to the professed antiquary." — H* L, Jonesg
Gents,* s Mag, Dee, 1855.
6556 Macaxtlay's Polygraphy, or Short-Hand made easy, 12mo. 119 engraved pp.
cloth, bs 1/56
6557 Maffei, Istoria diplomatica, 4to. plates, calf, 5« Mantova, 1727
6558 Methode facile pour dechiffrer un Ecrit quelquonque, 8vo. plates of SierO'
glyphics, hf. hd. 3* Qd Florence, 1833
6559 I^EWDOBFFEB (JoLann) Anweysun<^ einer gemeinen Hanndschrift, obi. 4to. 37
leaves, specimens of Penmanship, including several Meverses for learning the
Manjier of JFriting hy tracing over them on the hack, a mode qf procedure wiick
will enable the Pupil to copy exactly, and shows how he mu^t proceed if he wishes
to become an Engraver, bds. scarce and curious, 25* Nurmherg, 1538
6560 PALATINO (G.) Compendio del Gran volume de Parte del bene et leggiadra-
mente Scrivere tutto fe sorti di Lettere et Carattieri, sm. 4to. woodcuts (rebus),
ornamental letters, etc, vellum, £2. 2,s JRoma, per li Heredi di V, Sf L, Dorici, 1666
Fine copy of a scarce book.
6661 PALATINO (Giovambattesta) Liber nelqual s'insegna a Scriver ogni sorte
lettera, Antica & Moderna, di qualunque natione, con le sue regole, & misure,
& essempi, sm. 4to. woodcut portrait mounted, ornamental and roanose letterSf
Illyrian .alphabet, rebuses, etc, etc, maroon morocco, gilt edges ana ornamented
siSss, scarce, 30* Moma, per Valeric Dorico, 1661
The pagination passes from 4 to 7 ; sheets G. and H. have each only 7 leaves, but the book is
thus perfect.
6562 KussELL (J.) Complete and Useful Book of Cyphers, obi. 4to. TAplates, including
that of the Emperor Charlemagne* s Crown, sd, 18* 1794
6563 SELEJNI (G.) i,e, August, PLerzog von Braunschweia, Systema integrum Cetpto-
6BAPHIAE : Cryptomenytices et Cryptographiae libn IX., in quibus Stegano-
graphie a J. Tnthemio conscriptae enodatio, folio, ^wc copy in calf, with the
autograph of the Earl of " Balcarres" in an old hand (temp, 1650) on the title,
BABE, 36« Lunebergae, 1624
" Ouvrage curieux." — Brunei, Bindley's copy fetched 37*.
I
408 QUARITCU'S CATALOGUE.
6564 SILVESTEE (J. B.) PALioGBAPHis uniyebsellb. Collection de facsimile
d*ccriturcB de tous les peuples et de tons lea temps, publics d'apr^s les modMes
6crit8 et peinls ; accompagnds d'explications lustor. et descnptives par MM.
ChampoUion, 4 vols, atlas folio, with about 300 magnificent plates q^ facsimiles
OF EYEBY KIND OF MSS. many beautjfklly illuminated, not quite ^^erfee^, A^
hd, morocco, uncut, £24. Pans, 1839-41
Published at £75. ; usual price at auctions £40. Ouvrage capital ex^cnt^ avec le plus grand
luxe et dont beaucoup de plancbes sout colorizes et rehauss^ d'or. II manque trots titres etquri-
ques feuillets de tezte. L'ordre de quelques planches est inTorti.
6066 SILVESTEE, ALPHABET ALBUM, on CoUection de 60 feuilles d'alphabets
historids et fleuronn^s, tir^s des plus beaux mannscrits de I'Eiirope, des docu-
mens les plus rares, on composes par J. B. Silvestre, professeiir de caHigraplde
des princes d'Orleans, folio, (pub. at £3. 3«) hf. morocco, 30« PariSf 18^-44
Bem&l's copy fetched £2, 2%. '* La grande varidt^, la beaut^ des a^>habets, la paret6 du deaaiiit
la reunion de tons les styles, forment en quelque soi*te Thistoire de la lettre artistique de tons ks
pays, de tous les siecles : c*est une publication vraiment utile en oe que ce recueil deviendra poor
ainsi dire le vMde meeum de tous ceuz qui s'occupent de calligraphic, peintare, grayure, deaaia et
lithographie."
6666 SPELMANNI Glossarium Archaiol^cum continens Latina-barbara, peregrina,
obsoleta et noYatae significationis Yocabula ; quas post labefactatis a Gx>tlu0y
Yandalisque res Europaeas in scriptoribus, cbams et formulis occummt, foUo,
best edition, portrait, calf, £2. Lond, 1687
Priced, 18S2 and 1837, Payne and Foss, £3. 13« 6<f ; 1848, Payne and Foss, ;f 2. 12« 6J;
Brockett's copy fetched £3. 16» ; Bindley's, £2. \U ; Tooke's, with MS. notes, £Z. 17«. Lai|E8
Paper copies have sold for. Heath's, £5. ; the Duke of Grafton's, £Z, bs ; Hibbert's, £4. 14e "Mm
This valuable work is particularly directed to the illustration of Early English and Anglo-Saxoa
Words, Subjects, and Localities ; it is indispensable to English Etymologists and Antiquaries.
6667 TAGLIENTE (G. A.) la Yera Arte de lo excellente Scrivere diYerse Yarie Sorfi
di Litere, small 4to. a most curious book, printed in an immense variety of Lettem
apparently imperfect, vellum, 20» Venegiat 1647-8
6668 TKREY (G.) I^ew and Complete Book of Cypbers on practical Principles, cal-
culated for tne use of Artists and others, 4to. enaraved on 25 plates, sd. 20s 1786
6669 VAINES (De) Dictionnaire raisonn^ de Diplomatique, contenant les !B5gle8
principales et essentielles pour serYir a d^chinrer les anciens Titres, Diplomes*
et Monuments, ainsi qu'a lustifier de leur Date et de leur Authenticity, 2 yoLb.
8yo. numerous plates qfMediceval Charters, and Facsimiles of MSS. ofaUAges^
calf neat, 28* Paris, 1774
6670 ■ the same, 2 yoIs. 8yo. no plates, calf, 3« 6c? 1774
6671 VESIN, Traite d'Obscurigraphie, ou Art de d^chiffrer ou traduire les Ecritures
en chiflfres, Caract^res secrets ou imaginaires, 8vo. sd, 2s 6d 1838
6672 WALTHEEI Lexicon Diplomaticum, Abbreviationes Syllabarum et Vocxun in
Piplomatibus et Codicibus a Seculo VIII ad XVI usque occurrentes exponens,
junctis Alphabetis et Scripturae Speciminibus integiis, cum prefatione J.
JB[. Jungii, 3 parts in 1 yoI. folio, 225 ^^a^ of Mediaeval Alphctbets and Con'
tractions and 28 plates of Facsimiles, all with explanations, good impressions,
calf, fine <^y> ra/re, £4. 4* Gottingae, 1747
A magnificent volume. In consequence of variations existing between copies, the collation
of the above is given. According to Brunet, it is of the second issue, but with the title of the 3rd
volume of the 1st issue, after the title comes ' Jungius Lectori,' a Preface of 8 leaves, then Plates
1-1 10, afterwards a false title to Vol. II and Plates 11 1-225. At the end follow 28 interesting Fac
similes of early writing, and a very complete Index of 19 leaves. The author expended his whole
fortune upon this undertaking, and was entirely ruined by it. A reimpression of the same plates
was made at Ulm in 1756.
6673 Walthebi Lexicon Diplomaticum, a third issue or reimpression of the aboYO,
3 Yols. in 1, folio, 28 plates of Facsimiles and 225 of Mediaeval Alphabets and
Contractions, good clean copy, calf £3. 3* tllmae, 1766
Priced, 1834, Thorpe, vellum, £3. 13« M ; 1830-48, Payne and Foss, wanting a leaf» £4« U
and £3. 3«.
Collation : Title ; Preface ' Fratres Schmidii Lectori,' 3 leaves ; Preface, Jungius Lectori,
8 leaves ; 28 plates of Facsimiles ; Plates 1-225 ; Index, 19 leaves.
6674 Wbight's Court-hand Eestored, or the Student's Assistant in reading old deeds,
records, etc. with Appendix of the ancient names of places in Great Britain, 4to.
23 plates of facsimiles (pub. at 21s) cloth, 12s Qd 1816
GENERAL INDEX.
, Beyat d« Aragon 898
ind Smitli'8 Natanl Hist 4603
Tratado 4279
latU; TEgypta 3G47
i^ul, Ajeea Akbery 8«)8
5'iuxool 2400
8 Cbronologlqaes 234
«e mistolra da Kord S3fi
UeHiatoria 2837
. Mohammedis S839
illB 9840
har^il Hiitoria 2841
«arlaJahia 9843
m Dapllcatom 2328
Ola Eqwoola 761
oiede Paris 4607
die fran^aise 222, 233
lie Royale 4607
Dies, publications of 4602-5378
Jem BiergprSdil^en 3811
B Sweden 3569
tre, Bonrbon 6188
I lidienognphia 4603
IKebir 8480
^k, Obserrationt 1251
, brogbe 4608
amiciana 61iMI
Parliament (Early) 86, 87
American Indians 8917
drame Ani^Normaad 1861
Africa 8560
a*s Kni^ta Templars 6416
g*s German Dictionary 483
g; Altdeutsche Gedichte 1306
K. Mitbridates 1039
g, Bibliotheca Sanscrita 3387
KTit Uteratnre 8388
Eeiaenacb Kom 4448
, Mans. Biblio. Gissensis 4448*
idelle 6514
Bombardier 4191
Society 1174
s 1547
as, TragoidiaB 1349
} RlTera 4280
8385
8057-4134
Minor Worics 3914
L Languages 3510-39
I, Algae SoindinaviflB 4609
(, Pousons Foasiles 4604
art, Histoiie de I'Art 5879
art, History of Art 5380
ton Lexicon Toorldlion 1428
le Soldanis, Lingua Pun. 8268
Puritas 2970
nmatica Armeniea 2971
ms de la Campagne 5831
Itaral Society of India 461 1
Iture 5363-67
) Gallery 5488
Bin Abubekr 3648
Arabsiad. 3845
Arabaiad. Manger 3846
)anlsh Language 1274
di Grammar 125i
ugueso Grammar 993
emoire 4137
'8 Materia Indica 4(iI5
ia*s Roman Coins 5853
ent Coins of Cities 5854
ksological Index 6188
m Saxendom 6189
ahire Tules 1
alMubainin 2401
i Hindee 2389
-i-Mulisinee 2402
-i-Mohsini, Persian 3389
Uah 3290
at 1093-95
a and Romaic Testament 1876
Albeitl, DietiomuOre Italien 638
Alboquerque, Commentarios 999
Album of Drawings 2234
Album of Autographs 2)224*
Album of Marc Antoni Weiser 2226
AlGal4-Galiano, Memoria 3563
Alcala, el Donado Hablador 762
Alcala, Vida de San Martin 8561
Alchemy, MSS. 2323*
Alcbesiri's Poem, Hebrew 8079
Alciphr. Epistolae 1553
Alder and uancocliL's Monograph 5174
Aldrete, Antiguedades 763
Aldrete, Lengua CasteUana 751
Aldrete (Dr.) Antiguedades 8668
(Aleman), LandtstSrtser 6119
Aleman, Guzman d'Alfisrache 764
Alessio da Somavera, Tesoro 1429
Alexandri GaUi Doctrinale, MS. 3236
Alexandri Magni Vita- 2227
Alexi, Grammatica Valachica 1423
Alexis, Declamation 6062
Alfleri, Opere 640
— Cantus Gregorianus 4389
— Yod e ModiToscanl 729
AUlyya, Grammaire Arabe 9601
Alfonoe, Les Voyages aaanturenz 8564
Alfonso el Sabio 950
Alfraganus Mnhammedis 9848
Algiers and Tunis 4100
Algiers (Ck)a8t of) 4099
Alhambra 6629
All Ebn Abi Talebi, Sententiae 2849
Alif Laila, Arable 9850
Alkmar, Reineke der Fachs 1234
Almeida, Rotelro 3666
Almosnino, Extremes 766
Al-Natafi, Commentary 9348
Alix, 1' Empire Ottoman 2828
Alphabets 1029
Alpinus, Medicina A^nrptioram 4617
— Plantae JEgyyti 4619
Alt-Vaeter. DasBuch 5731
Alunno, Fabrica del Mondo 529
Alvarado, Spanish Dialogues 752
Alvarez, Description de TEthiopie 8666
Amadis di (}aula 6140
Amaracosha, Sanscrit 2447
Amari, Vespro ^cillano 645
Amati, Antichita di Milano 6190
Ambert, Esqulsses historiques 4188
America 8817-4025
America. Minor Works 8U16
America. (De Bry) 8657
America. Decretos 2228
America (North) 4101
American Academy, Transactions 4620
American Academy of Arts 4628
American Association 4634
American Ethnolo^cal Sodely 10.)1
American Manuscript 3981
American Languanres 8540-8
American Oriental Society 3453
American Scientific Periodicals 4625
Amharic 2883-36
Amharic Bible, Old Testament 1880
Amman, Wapenbuch 6723
— aeri, Habitus 5734
— Gynaeceum 5725
— Jagt und Weidwerck 5726
Amman's Book of Trades 5727
Anmian's (Jost) Works 6733
Ammirato, Famiglie Florentine 6191
Ammon, Christenthums 2144
Amsterdam Academy 4460
Amsterdam Academy 4636
Amyot, Dictionnidre Tartare-Man. 3378
Anatomy, Treatises on 5368
Ancient Concerts, Word Hooka 4890
Ancient History 1547-1870
Ancient Laws of England 163
Andent Laws of Wales Itl
Anderwn's Tamnl Grammar 8990
Andrada, Vida de Castro 1800
Andreini, Capitano Spauento MS
Andrewes, Slang Dictionary 1
Andriveau (Soigon, Atlas 4006
Angelis, Storia di Napoli 647
Angelonl, Gioyentu d'ltalia 648
Anglo-Saxon 1174-1906
Anglo-Saxon. Heptateuchus 1886
Angola GentiUsAngolaefldei 8519
Annaes das Sdendas 4381
Annales Archeok^^ues 61931
Annali del Instituto 6591
Annali dl Numismatica 6856
Annals ct the Fine Arts 6881
Annesley's Diseases of India 4663
Annuaire Historique Universel 4461
Anonyml Batavi Idea VU9
AnqoetO Dnpemm 9438
Ansted*s Geology 4668
Anthologia Graeca 1558
Anthologie Fran^oise 986
Antlquures de France 6884
Antiquaires de I'Ouest 6386
Antiquarian Tracts 6646
Antiquarian Etdiing Club
Antiquitates Americanae IBIS
Antiquities, Catalognes 6800
Antiquities 6188, 6646
Antonini Itincraria 1866
Antonino, libro Aoreo de Maroo 767
Anwari Sobili 8991
Anvar-i Sohaill 8809
Apiani Chorographia Barariae 6009
Apianns, Goemographia S507
Apocalypsis 9999
ApollonU PeruTlae regionea 89j9
— Rhodii Argonaatlcon 9880
ApoUonius Rhodlus,Argonapticon 1667
Apollo's Marsdrager 6467
Appianns, Romanas Historias 1500
Aprile, Sicilia 640
Apuldus, Opera Omnia 1661
Arabian Nights, Arable 9860
Arabian Nights' Entertainments 09
Arabian Nights, by Lane 34M
Arabic 9888<.9960
Arabic, BIblia Sacra 1888
Arabic and Turkish Dlcttonaiy 986S
Arabic Grammar 9849
Arabic Grammar 9869
Arabic MSS. £848-79
Arabic-Persian Dictionary 2868
Aragon, Annals of 893
Aragones, Donzella Trodiur 768
Aragoniae OryctographU 4664
Araish-I Muhfil 8168
Arana de Varllora, Hijosde Se villa 760
Arattts, Germanicua, 1h6on 166B
Arbogast, Calcul des Derivations 4666
Archaeologia Cambrensis 6198
Arohaeologlsche Zeitnng 6886
Archaeology 68794790
Archaeolo^, Sculpture 6801
Archaic Dictionary 17
Archbell's Bediuana Grammar S61S
Arehdall's Monastioon 6896
Archenholtz, Christine de So&de 287
ArchhnMe, Oeuvres de 4666
Architectural Publication Sodety 6802
Architectural Tracts 6851
Architecture 6803-51
Archly Ceaky 1458
Archiv fflr Saterrdchischer 4668
Archivlo Storioo Italiano 560
Ardschuna'a Reise 8390
Arembeiir, Flores 2148
Argelander, Obaenrationes 4657
Argensola, Analcs d* Aragon 770
— AnalesdeArwon 686
410
GENERAL INDEX.
Arfonmla, Haliicas 3M8
Arlnghi Koinn Subteminca 63A4
AriMto (I^) Orlniido KuiiiMO 551
— Orlanilo Furiueu, trana.iD English 63
ArfKthleM 15(»
ArifltldiH Orationes G008
ArUtophancs 1570
Aristottiles 1572
Arbtotelcs, Hcbraico 2385
Aritbinetlc, French MS. 2231
Armandlf Elephants 4139
Armenian Bible 1h05
Armenian 2970-2986
Armenini, Precettl 5^09
Armeno-TurkiHh Testament 1903
Armltafte, Brazil 8920
Armstrong's Gaelic I >lctionary 1136
Armv List 4431
Amim, Triist Kinsamkelt 1207
Arnold's Miieuzine 5386
Arnold's Koman History 1575
Amould, do la Balance 4282
Arrianus 1576
An Moriendi 5729
Art de Verifier G194
Artemidorus 1580
Arthor (King) Lyf 34
Arthur of Little Britain 6052
Artillery 4136-4273
Arts, practical 4602-5078
Arundel Society 6.187
A«U 3957-4134
Asia, Botanical Tracts 5^)69
Asia, minor works 8916
Asia (Central) 4103
Asiatic Literature 2452-3509
Asiatic Researches 245.3
Asiatic Society 2458
Asiatic Society of Cliina 2627
Asmus, Omamcnto 5594*
Assam Testament 1905
Assyrian 2987-93
Assyrian Discov. 5407
Assyrian Inscriptions 2380
Astarloa, Apologia 1096
Astle on Writing 6547
Astrology, I*crsian 2403
Astrology, Ancient German 2232
Astronomy 4602-5378
Athanasius Alexandrlnus 2233
Athanasius, Arabic 2854
Athenseus 1581
Ath€n^ 1583
Athtate 1584
Atlas Hnngaricus 4067
Atlases 4066-98
Atterbom, Sncnska Siaro 1275
Atti Scienziati Italioni 4()58
Attica, Antiq. 5814
Aucher's Armenian Dictionary 2972
— Armenian Grammar 2975
Audiffiredi Catalogns Roman, ed. 4452
Andouin, Commerce Maritime 4283
Audubon's Birds of America 4(^59
Augsburg. Kilian 6195
Auldjo's Vesuvius 4661
Aulum Ghecr 2404
Aulus Gellius 1586
Auria, Signori Vicere 6141
Australia 8957-4134
Australian Languages 3549-56
Austrian Impenal Academy 4662
Auto do Dia do Juizo 1001
Avellaneda 6171
Avicennae Canon 2886
Avicenna, Arabice 2855
Avolio, Siracusa 559
Avril, Voya'je 3670
Ayeen Akbery, by Gladwin 2717
Aymara. San Lucas 1906
Azais, dcs Compensations 238
— Explication 239
Azuni, Dizlon. Giurisprudcnza 4284
— Giurispnidenza Mercantile 4286
— Droit Maritime 4286
'tehcr. Memoirs 2720
labington's Gooroo Faramartan 3221
Bacallar, Comentarios 771
Itocallar y Sanna, Mdmoircs 240
Bacmeister, Uussische Bibliothek 404S
Bacon's Learning 6t
Baconi Sermones 5968
Baden 6196
Badeslade's Chorog^phis 56
Baena, Cancionero 798
Bagh-o-Bahar 2390
Bogh-o-Bahar, Eastwick 8171
Bagh-o-Buhar, Hind. 8169
Bagster's Polyglott 1872
Bagmihl PommerschesWappenh. 6197
Bahar-Danush 8803
BalUet, Jugemens 4458
BuiUie's Arabic Grammar 2856
Bailly, Hist, do I'Astronomie 4669
Baily's Tables 4287
BaUy's Flamstead 4672
Baital Pachisi 8172
Baker's Northamptonshire Words 8
Baker's Cavahry 4140
Balbi, Atlas Ethnographique 1032
Ballhom, Alphabete 1033
lialneis (De), Scriptores 1588
Baltimore (Lord) 8984
Baluzc, d'Auvergne 6198
Baluzii Capitularia 6199
Bamford's Cavalry 4141
Bandarain Labbul 2405
Bandello, Novelle 560
Bandtke's Slownik dokladny 1480
— Pohiisches Wiirterbuch 1481
— Polnische Grammatik 1482
Banduri Numismatalmp. Roman. 5856
— Supplementum Taninii 5869
Bankrupt Register 4432
Bara, Armoiries 6200
Baraillon, Recherches 6201
Barante, Dues de Bourgogno 241
Barbadoes, history 8921
Barbarossa, Keyser 5780
Barbazon, Fabliaux 13t<2
Barbier et Dcsessarts 4-154
Barcelona, Iledr^s 979
Bardetti, Italia 561
Barett, Alvearie 4
Baretti, Italian Dictionary 530
Bargagli, Trattenimenti 6142
Barker's Turkish Grammar 8481
— Reading Book 8482
Barlaam und Josaphat 1208
Barlande, Brabant 6203
Barlow's Mathematical Dictionary 4678
Baronial Halls 5389
Barrclier, Plantae 4674
Barrere, France Equinoxiale 8922
Barriffe, MUitarie Discipline 4142
Barrington's North Pole 8571
Barrington's New South Wales 3572
Barrois, Elements Carlovingiens 6549
Barros e Couto, Asia 8573
Barros, I'Asia 8578
Barrow's Southern Africa 8574
Barry's Military Disciplme 4143
Barth's Travels in AJWca 8575
— Keisen 3576
Bartholini Antiquitates DanicsB 1277
Bartholini Antiq. Danic«B 6*.^3
Bartholinus de Tibiis 4391
Bartholomaeidi Hungaria 4i)33
Bartoli Picturre Cryptarum 5390
Bartoli, Discorsi 6143
Bartolomeo da 11 Sonetti 3578
Bartram's Carolina 8923
Bartsch, Le I^eintre Graveur 6391
Basnage, Histoire 5399
Basque Provinces 773-76
Basque 1096-1112
Basque Testament 1906*
Bastn, Cavallerie 4144
Batavia 3579
Batavian Academy Transactions 4675
BatUes 4136-4273
Bauer, Bibliotheca Librorum 4456
— Chrcstomathia 8080
— I'lora Novae lloUandioe 4729
5SM
414i
4141
4UI
6801
4677
44V
4416
411
«i
UN
Iffi
Baur, IconographiA
Banrain, Histoire Mllitairo
— Turenne
Bavaria. Apianus
liavoux, des Coiiflits
Baxteri Glossarinm
Bayer, de Numis Hebrais
Bayeri Uranometrla
Bayeri Histoiia Orshoena
— Historla
Bayle, Dlctionnaire
— Dlctionnaire, 16 rola. 8to.
Bayle's Dictionarv
Bayley's Doiji-Lmg
Bay's Danish Dictionary
Baxsarinl, Ortojjnnfla
Beagle Voyage
Beam, Los Von
Beanchant's Naval Gunner
Beaufort's Roman Hlatiuj
Beauvallet ct Normand
Becker, Augustenm
Becker, Gravures en Boia
Becker's Jobst Amman
Becker's Galius
Beckmanni Lexlccm
Beds Historia Ani^lomm
Bedemar, Reise .^^
Bedford's Sidictnm Wobumenee 4H
Beeckmann's Borneo M
Begbie's Madras Artillery 4M
Behahn GhiUany, Grenchiclito **
Behr, Temps htoo'iques
Beke's Origines
Bekkariou perl
Belfbur's Mohammed All Haxin
Belgium, Almanach
Belidor, MathemaUque IM
— Fortiflcation M
Bella (della) Opere m
licllarmini Expositio Ml
Bellannino, Dottiina Ml
Bellay, Oeuvres M
Belleforest, Histoires Ml
Bellermann, Liederbiichor MM
Belletdte, Contcs Turcs
Bellingen, Proverbes Francois
Bellini de Monetis Italise
Bellori, Pittori
Bell's Travels
Behaos, Sundhya
Belustigung der Jongfem
Belzoni's Egypt
Bengal Guide
Bengal Journal
Bengali
Bengali Testament
Bei^amin of Tudela
Bennett's Whaling Voyage
Bentivoglio, Opere
Bentley's Hindu Astronomy
Bentotou Lexicon
Benzoni's New World
Benzonis Novi Orbis Illstorin
Beowult; Pdema
Beowulf by Kemble
Beowulf; by Thorpe
Beranger, (Euvres
Berber, S. Luc
Berdugo, Reducdones ^^
BeregRzaszi, Hungarische Sprache UH
Bercsford's Arabic Syntax """
Bergamesc Dialect
Berger Extravagant
Bergeron, Voyages
Berghaus' Physical Atlas
Bergier, Chemins Romains
Berlin Academy
Berlin Academy Papers
Berlingeri, Geogn4>hla ««»
Bernard, I'lmprimerie en Europe 44^
Bemardl Sermones iggi
Bernardo, Vocabolario Tnrchesoo 8484
Bemd, Wappenw. fijoi
Bemeggeri Notationes S23f
Bemcri, U Moo Patacco 78|
Bemhard, Sazo- Weimar 8896F
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411
Ime piacevoli S63
I, I'Indo 2724
Bas-Limousin 1363
>inmentaires 4290
• et Da Laorlere 4291
, Astutie 564
con Bertoldino 565
I, Boulogne-sur-Mer 6207
, Memoires 4149*
)f James Fitz-Jamcs 4150
ille, Dictionnaire 218
'undamenta 4686
oartraits des Hommea 5614
s Irish Researches 186
, Hongrie 4687
Athfenes, Pfelopon^se 1693
CJoronica de Espana 777
ck, Schat der Ongesonth. 5458
oblesse 6208
i Fables 5732
rupeds 4688
»h Birds 4891
-Geeta, by Garrett 3391
3esion Melos 8393
.t Parana 8394
laris Sententire 3396
Dictionnaire Turc 8485
bulaire Tare 8486
ersation Turqae 8487
li, Storia Universale 566
Id 6210
iigUsh 6009
IntB 5897-99
1871-2137
abbinica 2008
atina S042
agna Hebraica 2009
atina, MS. 2286-37
olyglotta, Waltonas 1871
olyglotta, Bagster 1872
olyglotta, Hattcri 1873
algutsB Editionis 6011
ixonica 1967
aphy 4448-4601
ca Itallana 4462
eca Sacra 2142
^qae Bleue 245
tann, Grcnealogie 6212
de llaan 4628-30
's Jamaica 3927
cal Botany 4692
ila Bostoniensls 4693
Illitar>' History 4151
Ilistoire do France 246
U-Anvar 8304
lita 4694
in tot Wetenscliappen 4695
in van Neerlandsch Indie 2468
8, fine old 6008-11
hie G<?nerale 4463
hie Modeme 4464
hie Universelle 4465
hie Universelle 4466
liy 4448-4601
istnimens 4696
i, Dialetti Italici 710
U Linguist 1034
Nordiska Eampa Dater 1278
lUkens Havda Alder 1279
mpire Chinois 2995
tronomie Physiqae 4698
Dichiar. nella GerosaL 689
iddha Religions 3469
4002-5378
icio, Pirotechnia 4838
ni, Novelle 6144
Novelle 567
, Van Dicmcn's Land 8590
iratorium 5396
ema, Ostindien 2725
oos 2726
Mahratta War 4152
Ltlas Universal 4069
Songs of Innocence 5-100
Idvolutlon Franfaise 247
H, Dlctionariam 1093
Flora de FUipiuos 4699
Blarrorivo, Liber Nanceidos 5785
Blasco de Lanuza 82d
Blcda, Coronica de los Mores 778
Biedse Defensio Fidei 779
Bleeck's Persian Grammar 3305
BUn, Dictimnaire Tamal 3222
Bloch's Fische 4701
Blumaaer, Virgils Aenels 448
Blame, Indische BiJ 3591
Blame, Rumphia 4702
— Catalogas 4704
Bocage, Rimas 1002
Boccaccio, il Dccamcrone 568
Bocchii SymbolicsB 5459
B{5ckli, Athener 1594
Bocthor, Dictionnaire Arabe 2158
Bode, Hellenischen Dichtkanst 1599
Boehtlingk, Jakutcn 8242
— Sanskiit Chrestomathie 8397
— Sanskrit-Worterbach 3398
Boethius, King Alfred's Version 1179
Boettiger, Sabina 1597
— Amalthea 1598
Bogatzky's Haas-Bach 2145
Bohadini Saladinas 2850
Bohemian
Bohemian Bible
Bohemian Testament
Bohemica
Bohlen, altc Indien
1457-1470
1912
1918
1457
2727
BiJhringer, Vorrcformatoren 2146
Boileaa, CEavrcs 248
Boisgelin, Malta and Goza 6213
Boismont, des Hallacinations 250
Boisseree, Baakanst 5804
Bojardo, Orlando Innamorato 575
Bologna, Pitture 5401
Bologncse Dialect 713
Bombay Asiatic Society 2470
Bombay Calendar and Directory 4439
Bombay Geographical Society 8592
Bombay Observatory 4706
Bombay Transactions 2471
Bombay Review 2473
Bonaparte, Faana Italica 4706
— Noraenclatare 4707
— List of Birds 4708
— Ornithology 6843
Bonaparte Polyglott 1035
Boner's Fabeln, Minnesinger 1209
Bonfadio, Annales Gcnaenses 6214
Bonini, TEcho della Fuma 6145
Bonn and Breslau Transactions 4709
Boot, Le parfaict Joallier 5402
Bopp, Glossarinm Sanscritom 3399
— Gi'ammatica Sanscrita 3401
— Glossarinm Sanscritum 1037
— Vergleichende Grammatik 1038
— Comparative Grammar 1040
Bor, Nederlantsche Oorloghen 5515
Bordeaux. Devienno 6215
Bordone, Isolario 3593
Borel, Tresor de Recherches 219
Borgnis, Traits de M<5caniquo 4710
Borhan Kati 3306
Boija 781
B^ime's Schriften 444
Bomu Dialogues 3510
Borrow, Zhicali 3078
Borrow, Works 58
Borsato, Opere Omamentale 5595
Borthwick's Feudal Dignitaries 210
Bosarte, Bellas Artes 782
Bosch, Anthologia Grseca 1555
Boschhii, La Carta del Navegar 744
Bosquejo, M^gico 3928
Bossct, Medailles 5862
Bossi, Istoria d'ltalia 576
Bossna, Instruttione 2212*
Bossus de Sapientia 5969
Bosworth's Anglo-Saxon Diction. 1 1 80
Bosworth's compendious Diction. 1 1 82
Botany 4602-5378
Botanical Tracts, German 5373
Botanical Tracts, Italian 5375
Botany of Norway 6376
BoteUo do Moraes 783
Botta, Guerra Americana 677
Bottari, Lettere snlla Pittnrs 540S
Botta's Nineveh 6407
Bdttcher, Proben 2147
BStticher, Carthager 1596
BSttigcr, Archaologie 6405
Bottis, Vesuvio 4711
Bottle (the) 648S
Boturini Benaduci S9S9
Boucher de la Richarderie 8694
Boucher de Perthes 6217
Bouchet, Labyrinth de Fortune 6068
— Genealogies des Roys 6067
Bouguer, la Terre 8696
Bourdaloue, CEuvres 2148
Boardonnais, Memoire 4153
— Memoires 2728
Bourgade, Coran 2861
Bourges, Vitraux Pelnts 6406
Boar going, I'Espagne 988
Bourne, Poematia 6970
Bousmard, Fortification 4164
Bontard, Dictionnaire 6406
Boutelou, Agricultura 4712
Bouterwek's Gesch. der Poesio 4467
— Spanish Literature 989
Bowdich's Mammalia 4713
— Conchology 4714
Bowen's Britannia 6218
Bower's Hindu Caste 2729
Bowman and Crowther 6806
Boyce's KaflGir Grammar 8695
Boyer Gallery 6646*
Brabant Chronicle 6736
Bracciolini, Schemo degli Dei 6146
Brady's Clavis Calendaria 69
Brandt, Ratzeburg und Phoebus 4715
Brantome, (Euvres de 261
Brehm, Vogelkunde 4716
Breitkoff, Spielkarten 6410
Bremisch Wiirterbuch 1210
Brcnnerl Numm. Sueo-Goth. 6863
Bressani, Nuovia Francia 8930
Breton 1128-1133
Breton, Testament 1919
Breviarium Grsecum 2213
Breviarium Romanum 2214
Brianville, Jen d'Armoiriee 6219
Bridge's Jamaica 3981
Brldgewater Treatises 4717
Brieven der Keurvorsten 6135
Briggs' Ferishta 3309
— Gujarastra 2730
— Land Tax in India 2731
Brinckmeier, Troubadours 1364
Brisman Engelkst Lexicon 1280
Brissot, Memoires 374
Bristol, Ashmead's Plan of 4105
British Association 4718
British NobiUty 6220
British Essayists 60
British India 2782
British Institution 5784
British Museum, Catalogues 44(i8
British Museum, CodL Orient. 2474
British Museum, Greek Papyri 1609
Brito, Monarchia Lusltana 1003
Brocquicre, Palestine 3597
Brodic's Fossil Insects 4719
BrofTerio, Tradizioni Italiane 678
Bromfield's Flora Vectensia 4720
Brongniart, Terrains 4721
— Arts C^ramiques 6419
— Musde C6ramique 6414
Broniovii Tartaria 3698
Bronn, Reisen 4729
— Lethaea geognostica 4728
— Index Paieontologicns 4724
Brooke's Lapland and Sweden 3599
Brosses, Dieux Fdtichcs 269
— Terra AustraUs 3600
Broteri Flora Lusitanica 4726
— Phytographia 4726
Broussais, I'lrritation 268
Brown's Foot Guards 4165
Brown's Prodromus Novao HoU. 4797
Brown*B Vulgar Errors 61
418
GENERAL INDEX.
Browne, Ume-Bariall G0.V3
Brown's Teluffu Grammar 3:135
~ Mixed Dialertd 8338
— Telugu Header 3839
— Rerscn 3601
Bmce^ii Travels, Nile 3608
Bmckeri Ilistorim PhUoeophln 1600
Bnifftch, Aegyptcn 2643
>*- Uonumens 8654
BnJ Hhakha« Principlet 3158
Bmlil Historia Feroana 3938
Bmlliot, Munogrammcs 6415
Bmnet, Patois da Midi 1366
Bnmfelsii Herbae 4730
Bronnraark's Swedish Grammar 12H1
Bnuis, Oedichte 1212
Bmscambllle, Q*:a\'Tes 855
Bnusellfl Academy 4731
Bryant's Antlent Mythology 68
Btydgea, AtaTise Uegln 6821
— Keatituta 63
— rolyanthea 4473
— Persia 3603
Bry*8 ( De) Travels 8557
Bncelinis, Oermanla 6883
Bach, Norwegen 4738
— Canarische Inseln 4733
Bachanan, Scoticamm historia 6222
Buchanan's Mysore 2734
Bucher's Werke 445
Bnck's Views iu England 5416
Bnckland's Reliquin Dilnvianie 4784
Bockle's Bengal Artillery 4156
Bnddhiflt Prayers 2996
Bnffon, Histoire NatoreUe 4735
>• Planches d'Oiseaox 4736
Bogenhagen, Closter Leven 2215
Bogis Vocabohuy 3266
Bohae-ood-Deen 3307
Bniat's Annals of India 2735
Bulgarian 1471
Bnl&ut, Acadtoiie des Sciences 5615
Bullet, Dictionnaire Celtiquc 1113
Bnlletin des Natural, de Moscou 5097
Bulletin des Sciences 4474
BuUetino degli Annali 5522
Bulliard et Ventenat 4739
— Dictionnaire de Botanique 4740
Bnllom 1920
Bulstrode's Memoirs 64
Bunda 3519
Bunsen's Aegypten 2655-56
Buonarotti, Vita 5418
Bunting's Music of Ireland 4392
Banyan's Pilgrim's Prog., Tamul 3223
Burchell's Africa 3604
Bnrckhardt's Travels 3605
— Arabia 3606
Burgermeister, Ribliotheca 6224
Bargkmaier's Tumierbuch 54 1 7
Burgoyne's Psalms 4392*
Burgidllos, Rimaa 784
Burgundy, Karante 241
Burke's Extinct Baronetcies 6225
— General Armory 6226
Bormanni Thesaurus Zeylanicus 4741
— Plantae Africans 4743
Barmanni Flora Indica 4744
Burmeister's Entomologie 4746
- Entomology 4747
Bmrmeister, Schopfung 4747*
Burmese 3153-57
Burmese MSS. 2381-82
Bumoui; le Pali 3287
Bum's London Traders 5864
Burton's Excerpta Hicroglyphica 2657
Bary, Latitudinarius 2238
Bury's Hcxandrian Plants 4748
BusbequU Epistolae 2824
Busca, Fortezze 4157
Biisching's Minnesinger 1217-19
Buschmann, Athapask. Sprach. 3540
" Luigue des Marfluises 3556
Bnssi, Viterbo ^ 6227
'^iBsy-Uabutin, Histoire amour. 256
istamante, AmcricarHexicana 3933
iftkenB, Brabant 6229
Butler, Hudibras, par Towncley 858
Butler (C.) Works 65
Buxtorfli Lexicon Ghaldalcnm 8061
— Tiberias 8088
— Catalccta 8083
Buzelini Gallo-Flandria 6830
Byrom's Short Hand 8889
Byron's Works 66
Byron's Werke 446
Bythner, Lyra 8084
Byzantine Historians 1547-1870
Caabi ben-l^ohair 8868
Cabrera dc Cordova 785
Cabrera, Ileladoncs 786
Cadalli, Fabbriche e Omati 5419
Cadalvene, Modailles 5865
Cadalvene et Barrault 4158
Cadiz Phenida 787
Csdmon's Paraphrase 1183
Caernarvon, Registrum 168
CsBsar 1601
Cagnoli, Trigonom^trie 4749
Cailliaud, Voyage k M^roe 3607
Calabrese Dialect 716
Calatrava, lA Orden 6417
Calcutta Journal 8476
Calcutta Journal of Nat History 4750
Calcutta Monthly Journal 8477
Calcutta Review 8478
Calderon, Obras 788
— Comedias 789
— Autos Sacramentalea 791
Caledonian Hort Society 4751
Calendarium Rotulorum Patcntium 140
Calendarium Rotulorum Chartairum 148
Calendarium Inquisitionum 144
Calendars 4430-47
Calendars, Proceed. Chancery 158
Colidasa 3420
CalilaetDlmna 2863
Calindri, Pontifido Stoto 579
Callaway's Cingalese Dictionary 8810
— Cingalese language 8212
Callery, Dictionnaire chinois 2997
Calliat, Architectura in Paris 5806
CalUmachus 1603
CaUiopo, Songs 169
Cahnet, Chatelet 6231
Cambresier, Dictionnaire Walon 1365
Cambrian Quarterly Magazine 217
Cambridge, Statute 2240
Cambridge, Baker's Map 4106
Cambridge University Calendar 4434
Camdeni Anglica 6232
Camden's Britannia 68
Camoens, Obras 1004
— OsLnsiadas 1011
Campagne en Prusse 4159
Campaigns 4136-4873
Campaigns at Washington 3934-4 160
Campanile, Armi 6833
Campbell's Lives of the Admirals 4274
Campbell's Teloogoo Grammar 3240
Campolongo, la Polifemeido 580
Compomanes, Antigticd. de Cartage 792
Camus, Biblioth^que choisie 4292
Canaletti, Urbis Venet Pros. 5698
Canarese 3158-9
Canarese Gospels 1921
Canaye, Ambassade 6068
Canciani Barbarorum Leges 4294
Cancioneiro Geral 1014
Cancionero de Juan A. de Baena 793
Canes, Grammatica 2864
Cangiamilla, Embryologia 4758
Canina, rArchitettura antioa 5807
Canisiou Katechismos 5738
Canisius, Thesaurus 6234
Cankol^ Bulgarische Sprache 1471
Cannecattim, Diccionioio Bunda 3519
Canting Dictionary 9
Cantu, I'ltalia Scientifica 4753
Capaccio, II Prindpe 5460
Capefigue, Histoire de France 260
— I'Eglise Chr^tienne 261
— I'Eglise an Moyen Ago 262
Cape of Good Hope 3884
IW
IIS
41(
411
4»
Capitols dels Drets M
Capydns de Vato wn
Garalbe M
Caraite Worka IM
Canrajal, Galindesde M
Carben (Victor von) CM
Carbognano, Onunatica Tnrca MS
Carbonell, Chronikiaes de Eqiaiia
Carey, Burman Gramniar
Carey, Bengalee Grammar
— Bengalee DictionarT'
— Pnujabee Grammar
— Telinga Grammar
— Mahratta Dictionary
CarinisI, Lu vivn morta
Carleton, Memoirs
Carlevariis, Vedute di Venetta
Cailyle's Arabian Poetry
Carmina Samarttana ,
Camot, Places Fortes
Caro de Torres
Carshun Testament
Cartouche. Vice Puni
Cams, Nervenqrstem
— Physiologie
Carve, Lyra Hibemlca
— Itinerary
Carver's North America
CaaalTs, Langue Secliaaiia
Casanova, Mtaioirea
-~ Memoirer
Casas, Obras
— CEuvres
Casiri BibL EscariaL
Casopis Spolecnasti
Cassano Library
Castelli Lexicon Heptafl^ottoa
— Lexicon Syriacam
— Sicilia
Castillo (Diaz del)
Castillo, Coronica
Castillo, Sancto Domingo
Castillo Solorzano
Castner, Relatio
Castren, Ostjak Sprachlehre
— Gramm. Tscherem.
Castro, Biblioteca yj^^i^iti
Castro, Bibliotheca Eapanola
Catafogo's Arabic DictionaEy
Catalan Dialect
Catalogue of Lords
Catalogue of Plants
Catalogues of Gallerlea
Catalogues of Sales fll
Catalogus Librorum Hannacxipi 40
Catel, Comtes de Toi^ase fli
Catherine, Memoires M
Catullo, Zoologia Fossile 0i
Catullus, Tibullus et Propert.
Caucasus, Memoires
Gaulin, Nueva Andalncia
Caumont, Antiq. Monnmentalei
— Architecture religieuse
Cans, Forces Mouvantos
Cause, de Hovenier
Cavalli, Cittara Zeneize 90
Cavanilles, Monadelphia Glassla
— Plantae in Hispania
Cavazzi da Montecnccolo
Cave, Script. EccL Hist
Cavicaeo, Peregrino
Cayct, Histoire
Caylus, Antiq. Egyptiennea
Cean-Bermudez, Diodonario
— Sevilla
Cobusky, Bohmische Sprache
Cedercrona, Swedish Nobility
Celadeni Consolationes
Cellarii Horae Samaritianae
— Orbls Antiquns IfiOl
— Polonia 4041
Cellerier, Sermons 9149
Cell! Imagines Professorom 56IS
Cellini, Vite di Ml
Celsus 1608
Celsus de Modidna 1609
Celtic Hezapla Illl
9Mt
miff
401
5411
Iffl
GENERAL INDEX.
d* MngdatntrgoucB
'i-ogl^tiiquc MU '
lerfniB)
ut, HobDUiu
r, BlngalHa Gmmniar
Lptantfl And T^jrk i
, las^iUa, H«v Zalin
w AKitoimra
■a NQTfpftpen
ko*! PMtry «f Penta
ml-GoDflln', Is Ortoo
'. PhUlppa da VaJi^
ioiiIt'i T«lnTljUn
, Catalofcoi
Inn, lucanlqua Indnatr
mibo-AmericJUio
leUlnduiM Wl«
OniiFMIile'i HsBdn
«1S
rU do BruU IMO
CmdllDU AMI
Gonttiilan On) S«
Conlarenl K«publl
{;onybenre's An elation Potby llii
.Sii»^ci <il^
41M
Coplic, Sttidle Ar»Kc Blrt.
-Cujitli' Pialter
Ci>qiieben-MoD[bnt, Httaint
CDrMncUI. MaIiod du aimll
Cortkelll, Cifro
Oircla. Flow der Vonrelb
Cordfyro. HliUriiidu Htw
ConHilla. Otnma
ConmcUl. M
ConmiOrac
CoMeili Viu B. JaoDDii
CattaalnD Llbrar/
311 u, CauL Cod. B«dL
r. Uatb^TuUiiue SMI
'i IliitoT]- of UcoculBod mi
o^ PiD.i^rbM DM
, EIobH HHuomlnl MIT
rd'i biDdwH JTM
Grain, PotWlea
Creuiius. Hkilorin Canodoiul*
LTeuicr, UentKlia SchriRca
Cnmar, Orin PoloBorm
-Folonlii
Cmilcs da] Don Jnu IL K
Cnnlca da] BcDor Ray Dm Jnai
1 Vorabii]«f)' »»••
41t
GENERAL INDEX.
CniBAiU'fl: Mifhaud 337
CruMKlos: Wilken 521
Crv]iti);;i-ai)ljy r»o47-74
I'uiik's lliinpirian Cirainimir 1.131
CiOiU'ii Opora 43()3
C'unilierlaiKi H I'aintcrs in Spain A43M
CuinlH>rlan(l DiaUTt W
Cuniniin^'H 1h1i> of Man VriiH)
CunninKiiain'8 Hliilsa Topes "il'Mi
CurioMa .V.M>K
Curi(>8c KiinstUT 4774
Curlt:i, A nail's du Ara^)a K'23
Currency, H.iliion TractH 4.'iH3
Curtls'8 Lepidoptora 477')
CartiH'8 Muirhiiiit Scamua 43()4
Cutttt' ScpuKhrul Slabs G2.'>1
Cuvier, Lc iioKno Animal 4770
Cuviur, Osscniens FoHsilca 4777
Cuvier, 1' Anatomic 477H
Cuvier ct lirungniai-t 4779
Cyphers 6547-74
Cyi"ano Iler^cmc 0073
L^bistan, or School of Manners 2024
Dabi8tan-i-Mu/.aliib 24(Mi
l>u Costa, Hist, de I'ortugul 1021
Dufyddabliwiiym, Jiurdduuiaeth U^O
D'Ag;ue:wcau, (lOiivrcs 430.')
Dahlbcrg, Suecia 5139
]Mhlmann'A Danncmark 450
D'Alcmbert, iiecherchos 47ho
Dalins, Ueschiclite der Scliwedcn 1283
Daluian, Analecta Kntomulogica 47H1
Dalmatia 4031
Dalr>'mple'8 Kepertory 2487
Dalrymple'8 Memoirs 80
Dambcrgcr, Fiirstenbuch 0252
Damitz, Feldzug vou 1 8 15 4 1 07
Danish 1274, 1359
Danish Bible 1929
Danish Dictionary 12h0
Danske Mynter SHfJO
Dante 589
— La Comedia 590
Dante's Vision 81
Dauubian rrincipolities 4110
D'Anville, I'ltalie 3<i29
— I'lndo 3030
— I'Ancienne Gnulo 3031
— Mesures Itimraires 3«;32
— Etats en Kuropc 3033
— Geograpliic auciennc 3<i34
— Atlas Universel 4071
Dapper's Travels 3035
Daril, Dictionnaire Wolof 3533
— Grammaire 3534
Darinel, Deux Mondcs 3030
Da Kio, Omittologia 4782
Dam, llepublique de Venisc 281
D'Aubign6, Keionuation 2150
D* A uvergne's Si)auishNetlicrLinds 4 1 68
— last Cami»aign 4169
Davenant's Discourses 4306
— Ballance of Trade 4307
— Grants 4309
— Ballance of Power 4311
D'Avezac, Afrique 3(537
David, Laiiguu (.Jrecque 1433
Da\id's Turkish (lammar 3490
Daviers, Dictionnaire Grec 1434
Davies' Celtic Researches 1110
— Mythology 1117
Daries, Ling/Uritan. Rudimenta 1150*
Davies, Dictionui'ium Ling. Urit. 1157
Davies' Welsh Grammar 1158
Davis, Ilein Wun Shoo 3003
— Chinese Novels 3004
— Chinese Novels (>018
— Maxims 6019
— China 2033
— The Chinese 2034
Davreux, (n'OKHostique de Liege 4783
Davy's Alphabetic Writing 1041
Davy's < eylon 3638
Daya-Crama-Sangraha 3407
Deane's Seii»ent Worship 82
J>o Bry, Col. Pertgrinationum 3557
Do Bry, Petits Voyajres 355M
De Dure, Bibliographlo 4486
Do Uure, Catalogue 44HM
De CandoUe, Prodomus 4784
— Organograjihy 4785
De Castro, Bibliotheca Espauola 824
Ducembrii Polititc 5973
DefucM Kobinsim Crusoe 5433
DcguigncH, Ilistfiire dus Iluns 2489
De Guignes, Voyages a Peking 3040
~ Voyages en Chine 2635
— Dictionnaire Chinois 3005
De La Guurnene, Komo 5440
Delaistre, I'lng^nieur 4170
Dehindine, Tableau des Prisons 376
DelaiK)i-to 2872
De la Hue, Caen 6411
Delen's Swedish Dictionary 1284
Deleiiierre, Macanmeana 4489
Delewarde, Ilistoire du liainaa 282
Delflco, Pensleri 600
~ San Marino 601
Delgado, Disco de Theodosio 827
Del Ices de I'Kspagne 5441
Delices de la Grande Dretagno 6442
Delices des I'ays-15a8 5443
Delia Bella 5394
Delia Crocc, Trieste 6253
Delia Valle, Viaggi 3041
— Voyages a643
Delort, la Bastille 283
Dembinski, Lithuanio 4171
Demo>thenes 1629
De NeUi, Vita di Galileo 013
Denhain's Tmvels 3045
Deuina, Gcrmania 002
Denis, Garellische liibliothck 4490
— Annales Typog. Muittaire 4491
Deuyaldi Kollo-Noitliman.-Brit. 0254
Dejjping, Ilistuire du Commerce 4312
Derby (Lord) Menagerie 4980
Do Kossi, llebr. Typogruphia 3092
De Kossi, Lectioncs 2157
Dershavina's Works 1490
Dcrvistical Chann 2352
Descami)s, Peintres Flamaiuls 5444
Descartes, Opera 4786
Descourtilz, Oiseaux 4787
— Ornithologie lira.Kilienno 4788
Desfontaines, Flora Atlaniica 4789
Desgranges, (JrammaireSanscrite 3408
Desmarest, Ciiistacees 4790
Desnuues et Gugliehnini 47D1
Des J*eriers, Cymbailum Mundi 284
D'Espinelle, Lcs Muses Kallices 286
Des-Portes, (Kuvres de 6074
Deutsche Classiker 451
Devon with Cornwall 41 1 1
Dewez, Ilistoire de la Belgique 289
D'llerbelot, Biblioth. Orieutale 2490-93
Diable a Paris 287
Diago, Condes de Barcelona 828
Diago, Anales de Valencia 829
Dialects of Euroi)e 1029-1540
Dialogues en Grec-moderue 1435
Diaz del Castillo 3950
Dibdin's Tour in Franco 4249
Dibuadii in EuclidemDemonstratio5974
Diceionario de Espana 3646
Diccioiiario de la Espana 830
Diceionario de Espana 831
Dictionarium llungaiicum 1532
Dictionarium Scoto-Celticum 1137
Dictionary, English and Tamul 3224
Dictionnaire bibliographique 4497
Dictionnaire de TAcad. Fran9aise 222
Dictionnaire lloUandais 1254
Dictionnaire des Proverbcs 6026
Dictionnaire des Sciences Philoa 388
Dictionnaire d'llistoire Naturelle 4792
DictUmnaire Cionealogi(tue 6255
Dictionnaire Languedocien-Fran. 1370
Dictionnaire Roman 1371
Dictionnaire Kouchi-Frangais 1373
Dictionnaire Lnivcr.-el 4490
Diderot, (Kuvres Philosophiques 290
Didron, lcohOgraphie(yhretienne 5115
IMuffenbach, Lexicon Com^Hurat. 1012
Diesel, l.eriii^her Gait<!n 6820
Diclterliii,'Arcbitcctura 58i3
Dlcz, IlumaniBche WUrterbuch
Dif^ces, Pantometria
Dilettanti Society
Dilleiiii lliKtoriu Muscorum
Dillmaun's Ai'thiop. (inimniaUk
Dillwyn*8 British Confervae
— Ilortns CoIIintKMiianuB
Dillwyn's Index
Diodoriis Sieulos
Dionysius Alcxaudor
Diplomacy
Diplomata VIII.
Diplomatics
Directories
Directorimn hnmansB Vitaa
Dirom, Campaign in India 411
Disphiio, Poesic Pastorali
D'Israeli's Curiosities of Literature
Dissertation sur le Bas^iue
Ditbmar, Ordo de Balneo
Diwan-i-Sherif
Dixmudc, van Buc
Dizionario Arabo-Italiano
Dizionario Itoliano e Arabo SM
Dizionario Pavese a
Djama Elkalcm SM
Dlabacz, Kunstlcr Lexicon iM
Dobbie's Hindustani Dictionary UH
Dobrowsky's Bohniisehe Spraclie 14i
Dobrowsky's Slavin Ifl
Doctrina Christiana, in Irish IIM
Dodonaei Stiri)ium liibtoria fifl
Dodwell and Miles M
Dodwell and Miles* List Ml
Dodwell's Tour throiij^h Greece Ml
Dohne'sZulH-Kuflir Dictionary VK
D'Ohsson, Ilistoire ilea ^IuukoIs iM
D'Ohsson, I'Empire Othomuu M
Dolce, Le Transfomintioni M
Dombay, Grammatica Maur. «H
Domeuicis, Nuinismatica Bfll
Domesday book 08
Domesday book U
Domesday book illustrated H
Dominici, Pittori XaiK>letaiii bi04
Dominicis, Repeitorio Numiamat 301
Donati, Dittici Ml
Dondis Paduanus (Ifl
Doni, Marmi MQ
Donii Inscriptiones iOi
Donop, magusanischo Earopa 619 ■
Donovan's British Quadrupeds ffli '
Don's Lambertian Herbarium 4M
Doppclmayr'sNumber^scheMatlLMN
D'Orbigny's Diet, of Nat Hist
Doi-mer, Anales de Arag^n
Dom's I^shtu Language
— das Pnschtu atf i
Dorow, Alterthiimer
Dorst, "Wiirttem. Wappenbnch
D'OrviUe, Sicula
Dospath Edeym Dafoil Aur 114
Douglas, Military Bridg^cs 4in ,
Douglas, Nenia Britannica
Dozy, Codic. Oriental iBTij
— Vfetements
Draper, General Pieton 4174
Drawings S!233-Mtt
Drawings, Early German 64S1
Drawings of Eastern Costume 8H1
Drawings, ^liscellaneous 78
Drechsler, Konstruktion lOM
Dresden Gallery MM
Drew's Ancient History 4071
Drinkwater, Siege of Gibraltar 4178
Drumann, Kom ](gB
Drummond, Zodaiqucs 2&il
Drunnnond's British Families 620
Drummond's Illustrations 313S
1 )rury 's Madagascar 3<H7
Diyander, Catalogus Hibliotbecic 4801
Du Bellay, (Kuvres Fran90Jscs 891
Dubois, rinde 2743
Dubois, Gouvemeurs IloUandois 3648
Du fiosc, Femme Ueroiquo 6U75
Du Boucher Courtenay fiifia
Du Buisson, Tun-nne JiiAT
Diicunge, Gloss. Giiccitatis 104^
GENERAL INDEX.
41S
e, Glossarinm 6551
e et CAn>entIer 6552
e, Glossaritiin Latinitatis 6553
ach's Snpi^ment 6553*
e Anglicus 9
cean. Ponies 6076
ae, Hist. Norraann. Script. 6264
ae, les Nielles 5452
t^ d'un Iconophile 5453
ilxoerpta Genealo^ca 6266
[istoiy of tlie Mahrattas 2744
de, la Chine 2636
.1, Sciences NatoreUes 4804
nil Basire 6077
istler, Neustria Pla 6267
t, G^logique duLi^ge 4805
t et Rousset 4176
>, Memoirs 85
• und Meyer 4806
's Roman Literature 1641
r, GOthe's Leben 406
, Maisons de Oretagne 6268
M^moires sur la Marine 4313
Essais sur rOrganisation 4314
tcean, Chinese System 3009
le Saint Maure 1492
le Saint Maure 2252
, Zodiaque 4807
[ et Legrand 5815
. de la Malle 1642
9rc6tiqne 1643
de la MaUe 3619-4178
ini-TamU-Puttagam 3225
lorf Gallery 5484
1251-73
Dictionary 1255
, des Pierres pnScieuses 5455
oeul, Bibl. Douaisienne 4490
'dier, La Bibliotheque 4500
i Mataatmya 2448
us Creaturarum 5740
y of the Kajars 2496
irinted books 6052
I Europe 402(?-65
I Literature 2452-3509
dia Company Museum 4808
dia House 2800
dia Register 4438
^*8 Hindustani Grammar 3176
Bibliograpbisches Lexicon 4501
Faredh 2877
inkal 2497
Christlicbe Dogmatik 2158
I Lingua Gcrmanica 1044*
rri, Paraguay 3952
t, Francia Orientalis 6269
Doctrina Numorum 5873
enda 5874
es Chartes 6211
listi Italiani 4315
du Sentiment 292
Icn seldre 1292
dandorum 1288
emundar hinns Froda 1290
rgh Transactions 4810
I Chinese Language 3010
dson's Heraldry 6270
>eographia 2878
Is, West Indies 3953
I's Holy Land 3650
lois des deux Siciles 293
m Society 2662
erg, Corallenthiere 4811
lleninscln 4812
Qrammaire Hongroiso 1533
or, Parall^lc des Langues 1045
in's Sprichworter 6033
hr, Israel 2159
8's Vartan 2589
th, Queen 123
ih, Queen 2160
nas, Grammatike 1436
Ancient Canarese 3158
Diplomatic Oud« 4316
I Haflz ool Moolk '2591
tihia 2637
omesday Book 6257
Ellis* Ethnography 1046
Ellis' Zoophytes 4813
Elmacini Uistoria Saracenlca 2498
Eiphinstone's Caubul 2746
— India 2747
Elpino Durense, Poesias 1022
Elstob, Saxon Homily 1187
EIncidarius Rerum Realium 2253
Elzevir Classics 1644
Emblemata Anniversaria 5461*
Emblems 5457-66
Emeric-David, Jupiter 1645
— Art statuaire 5467
Encyclop^die Methodiquo 4814
Endlicher, Genera Plantamm 4815
Engel, Pays septentrionaux 3651
Engers Schriften 452
Engelmann, Biicher 4816
Engineering 5802-51
England, Documents 2254
England, Guides 6539
English Armoilal 2255
English Bible 1934
English Botanical Tracts 5370
EngUsh Historical Society 6271
English History 86
EngUsh History: Raphi 135-136
English Language 1-51
English Literature 52-217
Engravings 5798
Engravings, books of 5379-5851
Engstrum, Resa , 3652
Enis cl-Djelis 2880
Entomology, Alinor "Works 5371
Entomological Magazine 4817
Entomological Society 4818
Entomology 4602-5378
Ephemerides PalatinsQ 4821
Ephraim Syrus 3094
— Hymns 3095
Epicteti Enchiridion 1579
Epirotic 1093-95
Epistolaris Institutio 2256
Erasmi Adagiorum Opus 6041
Erasmus, Historia Romana 5742
Ercilla, laAraucana 832
Erckor, Minerallschen Ertzt 4822
Erdmann, Kenntniss von Russland 4047
Erebus and Terror 4823
Erichson, Bibllothcca Runica 1294
Erizzo, Giomate 603
Erman, Siberia 3053
Ernst, Papillons d'Europe 4826
Ernst, Linibourg 6277
Erpenii Gi*ammatica Arablca 2881-3
Erro y Azplroz 5876
Erskine's Speeehes 88
Ertbom, Geschiedkundlgo 1256
Eschscholtz, Zoologischer Atlaa 4824
— Acalephen 4825
Escobar, quatrocientas respuestas 835
Esdat 6 Fuego 3095*
Esneaux, Histoire de Rassie 4048
Esop, Marathee 3199
Espana Sagrada 837
Esper, Zoolithes 4827
Espinel, Escudero Marcos 38
Espinosa, Flores de Poetas 39
Esquimaux. Pentateuch 1935
Essex's Temple Church 5816
Esthonian Bible 1938
Ethiopia: Tellez 3869
Ethiopic 8070-77
Ethiopic, Ezra 1940
Ethiopic Didascalia 2606
Ethnological Society 1047
Ethnology 1029-92
Eton's Turkish Empire 2826
E Tsung Kin Zeen 3011
Euclid, Arabioe 2884
Euclide, per Analisi 2257
Euclid's Elements 2258
Eu;:rene, Artanville 4179
Eugene de Savolo 4180
Eulcri Analysis Infinitonim 4828
— Motus Lunae 4829
— Institutiones Calcali Different 4831
Enleri Dioptrica
Euripides
Europe
European Philology
Eusebii Chronicon
4830
1646
8957-4134
1039-1546
2979
89
Eustace's Tour through Italy
Evangelia, Armenicer Manuscript
Evangelium MatthsDl 1999
Evans's Welsh Bards 1160
EvliyaEfendi's Travels 9604
Examen des Finances 4317
Eximeno, Musica 4898
Exposition Uuiverselle 4818
Eyck: Schopenhauer 5470
Eymerici Inquisltores 9101
Eynden enWilIigen,Scliilderkii]i8t 5471
Eyrbyggia-Saga 1996
Eyre's Central Australia 8664
Faber, Cabiri 1647
Faber, Floresta do Rimas 640
Faber's Pagan Idolatry 90
Fables, by Northcote 6434
Fabretti, Capitani Venturieri 604
Fabricii Bibllotheca GrsBca 1649
— Bibllotheca Latina 1651
— Genera Insectorum 4839
Fabrlcius and Breithaupt 8926
FabriUl Astrolabii Uber 9259
Facciolati Latinitatis Lexicon 1658
— Lexicon Variorum 1655
Facio, Alfonso d'Aragona 605
Facsimiles of the Hebrew MSS. 3096
Fagrskinna 1996
Falconer and Cautley 4888
Falk, Russischcs Reich 4049
Fallmerayer, Trapezunt 9499
Falzon, Dizionario Maltese 3269
Fanti, Triompho di Fortuna 6147
Fared-al-Divan 2355
Farhat, Dictionnaire Arabe 2886
Faria y Sousa, Asia 3655
Faris' Arabic Grammar 9888
Famese Family 6978
Farulli, Annali di Arrezzo 606
Fatteschi, Ducato di Spoleto 607
Fatuli-al-Mlsr-^ra-Saald 9357
Fatuh-as Sham 2358
Faublas, Histoire de 994
Fauchet, Po^sic Franchise 6078
Faulkner's Orient. Vade-Mccum 3184
Fauriel, Chants de la Grdce 1437
Faux, America 8954
Favre, Mont Sal^ve 4884
Febres, Dicclonario Chileno 8549
— ^Grammatica Chilena • 8543
F^ Cryptogames 4835
Felice, Protestants de France 9168
F^x-Beaqjour, Tableau 4819
Fell, Script Ang. 6986
Fellows' Lycia 8656
Fenelon, Russian 1494
Fenelon, Telemaque, German 5479
Ferdinand and Franck 6435
Fcrdosi's Shah Nameh, MS. 9387
Ferishta's Dekkan 9409
— Dekkan 9750
— Hindostan 9761
Ferishta, Persian 8809
Fermin, Surinam 8955
Fernandez, Astriloqnio 9960
Fernandez, Poetas Castellanos 849
Fernandez de Rozas 6179
Feme's Blazon 6979
Ferrall's Danish Dictionary 1997
Ferrari Vitaj Vlrorum 4509
Ferrari, Yocabolario Bolognese 713
Ferrario, antichi Romanzi 606
Ferrer del Rio, Galeria 843
Ferriol, Nations du Levant 5473
Femssnc, Mollusques 4836
Fessler, die Ungem 4035
F&tes de la Gr^ce 295
Fdtis, Biographic des Musicicns 4394
Feuillet, Choregraphie 4395
Feyjoo, Teatro critico 844
Fichtcl, Yorstelnerungen 4837
Ficoroni, do Larvis 5474
416
GENERAL INDEX.
Flooronl Gemmse 6475
Fielding's Tom Jones, Russian 1495
Fieft en FLuidres 6003
Fielding's Theory of Painting 5476
FleUstrSm, Grammatica Lapp. 1544
Flerabras, Roman 1375
Fletchi, Congiura 2261
Flesole, Vita di Gesu 5477
Figure de la BibUa 5734
Finances en t'rance 2262
Finden's IllustraUons of the Bible 5397
Fine Arts 5379-5851
Finnish 1542-43
«~ Bible 1948
Floravanti, Citta di Pistoia 609
Florillo's Werke 5478
Florino d*Oro 5875
Flrdansi's Shah Nameh 2411
Flrdonsee's Shah Namu 3310
Flrdussi's Heldenbuch 3315
Fireworks 4182-84, 4838-40
Fischer, Somnambulismus 454
— Natnrlchre 455
Fischer, Entomographie 4843
— Zoognoeia 4844
Fischer de Waldheim 4845
FUcher, Mammalia 4846
Fischer, Sibirische Geschichte 3657
Fischer et Meyer 4841
— Astragal Tntgacanth. 4842
Fish 4602-5378
Flachat, M^canique 4847
Flash Dictionary 9
Flassan, Diplomatie Franvaise 4320
Fleetwood, Chronicon 5877
Fleming and Tibbins' Fr. Diction. 224
Flemish 1251-73
Flemish Testament 1051
Flenry, Histoire Ecclesiastique 2164
Flinders* Terra Australis 3658
Floegel's Komische Literatur 4503
Flora, DicUonary of Plants 2263
Flora Batava, van Sepp 4848
Flora Danica 4849
Florence, Famiglie 6280
Florence Le Tre Porte 5479
Flores, Migutl de 817
Floresta, cavalero, Oliv. de Cast 846
Floresta de Rimas 840
Floresta Espanola 845
Florez, Medallas de Espana 6878
Florian, CEuvres 296
Florlati Proverbia 6012
Find, Cosmi Hbtoria 4853
— Philosophia Moysaica 4854
Flfigel's German Dictionary 437
Fo^ninaram Fragmenta 1656
Foissac, Traite de la Guerre 4184
Folch, Geometria Militar 4185
Foiengo, Merlini Cocaii opn4 5976
— Opus Macaronicum 5977
Folietie Historia Genuensinm 6282
Folkes* Tables of English Coins 6879
Fontaine, (Euvres 312
Fontana, V6nin de Vip^ 4856
Footana et Hammer 2663
Ftontanini, Eloquenza Italiana 610
Fomtanini Liter. Aqnilc^ensis 6283
Fontenelle, (Euvres 298
— Plurality des Mondes 4856
Fontes Benun Austriacanun 4664
Foppens, Bibliotheca Belgica 4605
fFmbes* Eleven Years in Ceylon 3660
Forbes, RAs Mil& 2752
Forbes' Hindustani Dictionary 3177
Forbes* Oriental Memoirs 2500
Foiby, East Anglia Vocabulary 1 1
iFormaleoni Cosmografia 3661
Fommanna Sogur 1299
ForskiU, Descriptiones Animalium 4857
Focstemann, Teutonic Names 1213
sr, Florula Australis 4858
Br's Observations 3662
er*s Primeval Language 1048
r's Sanscrit Grammar 3409
r's Works 91
lyarels into DalmatiA 4031
Fortunate Union 2584
Fortunatus a Brixia 4859
Fortune, China 2638
Fossil Catalogus Cod. Ssbc. XV. 4506
Fossils 4602, 5378
Fourmont, Meditationes Sinica 3014
Fox's Speeches 92
Fraehnii Nummi Muham. 5881
— Supplemcnta 6882
Fnuice. Sismondi 401
France, Topography 6541
France Galante 6079
Franchi, Reyno de Portugal 847
Francion, I'Histoire de 300
Franck, Cossmographey 3663
FranckUn's PaUbothra 2753
— Jeynes and Boodhista 2753*
Franck's Sprichworter 6034
Francoeur, Technologie 4860
Francois, Vocabulalre Austraslen 1376
Francquen, Families 6284
Frangidelphe Escorche-messes 6080
Frank, Grammatica Sanscrita 3410
Franklin, Experiments 4861
FrankUn's Life 93
Eraser, Zoologica Typica 4862
Eraser's Himala Mountahis 3B64
Frasso, Fortuna de Amor 848
Frederic IL ; Thiebault 414
Freemasonry: Manuscript 6055
Freese, Schwedisches Lesebuch 1301
Freltas, BibUotheca 4321
Frencel, Lingua Sorabica 1525
French Bible 1953
French, Early books 6061-6118
French Galleries 5794
French Language 2 1 8-233
French Literature 234-434
French Ornamentation 6283
Freytagii Lexicon Arabiciim 2S89
Frezier, Mer du Sud 3956
— Feux d'Artiflce 4181
Friend of India 2754
Frier Rush 6124
Fries, Systema Mycolog^cum 4863
— Lichenographia 4864
Frisch's German Ornithology 4865
Frisii Arithmetica practica 4866
Fritzsche, Pollen 4867
Frois de Rebus Japonicis 3665
FToissart, Croniques de France 6081
Froissart, Croniques 6082
Froissart, Chroniqucs de France 301
Fromment, Cite de Geneve 6004
Frontinns, StrategemaUca 1657
Frontonis Opera 1658
Fry, Alphabets 1049
Fuchs, Zeitworter 1378
Fuero de Vizcaya 774
Fueros del Reyno de Navarro 4322
Fuerst, Concordantise Hebraicsd 3097
Fuesslin's Kfinstler-Lexicon 6480
Fuessly, Histdre des Insectcs 4868
Fulgentins Ferrandns 2162
Fuller, Turkish Empire 2826
Fuller's Proverbs 94
Funck Family, Armorial 2264
Fareri Itinerarium ^gypti 3666
Fusinieri, Mecanica Molecolare 4869
FiissU Rheinische Kunst 6481
Futawa Alumgeeree 2756
Futawa Alumgiri 2892
FuUwa Qazee Khan 2894
Fux, Gradus ad Pamassom 4396
Gaelic 1186-40
GneUc Bible 1959
Gaelic Society's Publications 1143
Gtefurii Harmonia 4397
Gayangos, Moors in Spain 2620
Gainza, Irun Uranzu 774*
Galanti, Napoli e contomi 611
Gale et Fell, Scriptores 62^6
Galenus Fergamenus 1659
Galeotti, Brabant 4870
Gul6rie Aguado 6183
Galerie an Belv^d^e k Vienne 6487
Galerie de Boyer d'Aguilles 6646*
I
Galerie de Dresde 648S
Galerie de Dresde 6793
Galerie de Dusseldorf 6181
Galerie de Munich bM
Galerie des P^ntres Flamands 6486
Galerie de Vienne 6T9I
Galerie du Muste [Napoleon] 648S
Galerie du Palais-Royal 6^
Oalibi, Dictionnaire 8545
Galileo, memoria del 6191
Galileo GaUlei, Opera 611
Galitzine, Analyse dela Force 4871
Galla 8521^
Oalla, Matthew 1961
Galland, Navarre 6S87
Galle's Passion 649!
Gallo, Vinti Giomate 6861
Gallnzzi, Storia dl f osoaaa OK
Galthems Alexand. MOI
Galvani, Trovatori 18791
Gamba, Testi di Lingua Italiana 619 !
Games 44S8-S9
Oamurrini, Famiglie Toscane 6968
Garassus, Doctrine Curiense 6061
Garat, M^oires sur la R^rolntion 877
Garan, Maximas politicas 851*
Garcilaso de la Vega, Obras 819
Garcilaso de la Vega, Pern 8837
— Commentarios 8M
Garibay, Historia de Espana 851
Gariel, Magalonenses 8189
Oarnett's PhUological Essays 1810
Gartenzeitung 4873
Garzoni Grammatica Kurda SHI
— Stupori del Mondo 817
Gastelier de la Tour 81M
Gatien-Amoult, Litt. Romaiae IM
Gattel, Dictionnaire Universol 117
Gau, Antiquity de la Nubie 64IS
Gauss und Weber 4891
Gavard, Notice sur le Diagraphe 4874
Gaya, Hitstoire de Viennoia 6891
Gazetteer of the Worid 8867
Gebri Summa Perfectlonia 5878
Gee, Trade and Navigation 48SI
Geissert, Kunstbuch 6748
Geissler, der Uhrmachor 6817
€(elasius Cyzicenus 1165
Gelenii Lexicum Symplumom 1619
Gell, Ithaca
— Itinerary of Greece
Gemma, Caterina di Siena IIM*
Genealogy tl8M646
General Grammar 1O18-1093
Gennadios, Grammatike 1488
Gennari, Citta di Padova 8006
Genoese Dialect 7IT-lf
Genovesi, Commercio 4814
Geographical Society^ Joomal 8818
Geography a6«7-4l|4
Geoffiroy, Insectee 4871
Geological Minor Works
Geological Society
Geological Survey
Geology M0S4V8
Georges, Worterbuch 1819
Georgian Testament 198
Georgii Alphabetnm Tlbetannm 8471
Gerarde's Herball 4671
Gerbertus de Cantn et Mnalea
— Scriptores Eccledasfcici
GerebtzofT, Russie
Gerhard, Vasenbllder
— Bildwerke
German Costume 64ff
German Curiosa 6119-81
German Oalleries 679S
German-Hebrew 1971
German Language 486-44S
German Literature 448-527
German Pentaglott 1961
German Poetry: GervlniM 461
German Theology, Mamucript 2364
Germani Lingua Anbica 9891
Germanic Lamgnages 1174-127S
Germanic Poe^, old : ^ober 184
Germanicus CoeMT 1881
GENERAL INDEX.
417
ay. Guides 6543
mo, Cadiz Ihutrada 853
rf s Elektridtftt 4877
08, National Literatnr 456
Bchter-Buch 6292
I Thesaurus hebraeus 3100
08, Hebraiachen Spruche 3098
>rew Lexicon 8099
«niciac monumenta 3483
, Thesaurus 1662
ri Numismata QrSfeca 5883
Mechliniensis 6293
I Chinese Seals 6295
Evan^ibuch 5744
sion des Keren Jesa 5745
Earparam 3411
Annales 4878
Sup|»lAnent 6296
dini, Vocubulaij Italiani 533
JloRat 2359
1 Mnhammed's Dialogues 3178
ne, Istoria di Napoli 618
*s Miscellaneous Worlcs 95
r, Kirchengeschichte 2166
Thesaurus Arabicus 2896
L'Osita 2266
s, Aventuras de 854
s, French 325
St, Hlndec-Roman 3180
donary, Kng.-Hindoo8t 3179
dee Preceptor 3135
deexcidio Britanniae 6276
eister, de Indicia 2756
Historia Naturalis 4879
n^ Hist Litt^raire dltalie 749
S^uevo Prospetto 4326
Blerito 4327
Qi, Opere 619
le Constituzlonale 4546
le delle Due SiciUQ 4545
le de Scieaze 4585
} Works 5388
ni, 11 Pecorone 620
3078
ts, Cosmografia 3672
Cinthio 621
, cose di Ferrara 622
, Novelle 623
IB Cambrensis 212
>t, Bibl. de Bourges 4507
n, D<>nsk-Ordabok 1302
•Tinda 3412
la Lucca, Testi di Lingua 624
Jani, Dizionario 3673
itino, Genoa 6148
»ria di Yenetia 700
n*s Dictionary 3181
dan Guide 3317
dan Moonshee 3316
, Decas Sigillorum 6297
le, Propriet Rerum 862
^ Naval Service 4275
lakcr, Toonneel 5462
igs in Science 2466
LifeofMunro 2757
i*s Egypt 8664
ium Erotlcnm 1663
, Flora Sibirica 4880
, Russland 3674
dPoetie Gmci 1665
. et Duponohel 48^9
1, (Euyres 1381
M 1382
tii Metamorphosis 4890
irt, Stehikohlen 4891
dlen Conifercn 4892
Chronica do Key Emanuel 1023
lebuer, Edif. des Pays-Bas 5817
s Werke 460
lekeFucha, yon Kaulbach 462
St 463
und Zelter, Briefwechsel 464
ife an Stein 465
Bibliotheck xu Dressden 4508
, Niedersacha Bibeln 4609
;, rOrigine des Lois 4329
i Scriptoros 6398
Goldoni, Opere 625
Goldsmith's Poetical Works 6496
Golii Lexicon Arablcum S897
Gomara, V onquisi as de Tortus 8959
Gtomez de Miedes, Jnynie de Aragon 863
Goncalves, Diccionurio China 3015
— Grammatica 8017
Gongora, Obras 864
*Goodwood House 5789
Goojratee 3160-67
Goojratee, Berquin's 3160
Goojurattee Testiimeiit 1973
Goo , Kunstschilders 5618
Gooli Bakawulee 2391
Goranl, Science du gonvemement 4330
Gordon's Laws of the U. States 4331
Genres, Mystlk 2167
Gotha Almanack 4430
Gothic. UlphilsB Versio Goth. 1975
Gothic Bible 1976
Gothic and Anglo-Saxon 1978
GSttingen Transactions 4893
GiJtz's Pedigree 6184
Gouan, Poissons 4894
Gough's Sepulchral Monumenta 96
Gouhut, Thresor d'Histoires 6084
Gould's Mammals of Australia 4895
— Kangaroos ' 4896
G^z, LeidenscbafUiche EntwHrfe 5497
Graal(St) 54
Graba, FiMS 4897
Graberg, Marocco 3675
Graduale Romanum 4399
Gradus ad Cantabrig^am 12
Graevius, Gronovins 1666
Graham, Com and Currency 4332
Grammar in Tamul 3227
Grammatica Slovenica 1520
Grammatica Latina 1778
Granada, Archbishops of 894*
Granada, Obras 866
Granger's History of England 5498
Grant's History of Mauritius 8676
Graswinckelii Libcrtas Yeneta 690
Grave, Champs Elis^es 1667
Gray, Genera of Birds 4898-99
— Illustrations of Indian Zoology 4901
Gray, Plantae Wrightianiae 4902
Gray, Lepidopterous Insects 4903
Gray, Molluscous Animals 4904
Grecourt, GCuvres 302
Greek, Ancient 1547-1870
Greek Bible 1981
Greek, Modem 1428-52
Green, Atlas Numismatique 5887
Green, Criticism 2003
Greenland, New Testament 2005
Gregorio, Storia di Sicilia 626
Greg9on's Portfolio of Fragments 97
Grey (Sir George) Catalogue 4510
— Polynesian Mythology 98
Gribner, Bibliotheca 4512
Grieve's History of Kamtscbatka 3677
Griffith's Artillerist's Manual 4193
Griffith's Indian Botanical Works 4905
Grimm's Deutsche Grammatik 1214
— Altdeutsche Wiilder 1215
— Ruolandes Liet 1216
— Deutsche Sprache 1316*
Grimoard, Fritd^ric le Grand 4186
Groningen, Annales Academiss 4908
Gronovius, Graevius 1666
Gros, Pouesids 1883
Grose's Military Antiquities 4187
Grose's Yulgar Tongue 13
Grosier, La Chine 2689
Grotii Annotationes in Test 2168
Gmber's Christian Architecture 581 8
Grundsatze der Strategie 4188
Grundtvig, Roskilde RUm 1803
Graner's Ornamental Art 5499
Grunth, Passages from the 2449
Gruppe, Ariadne 1669
Grutori Corpus Inscriptionum 1668
Grutorus, Gronovius 1666
Gnadal^jarra, Expuls. de los Mor. 868
Guagnini Sarmatia 6S02
Guardian 9»
Ouarini, U Pastor fldo 6S7
Guerbor, Yitraux de Strasbourg SiOl
Gnericke, Kirehengeschichte S160
— Archiiologle SlTO
Guerin-Mdnevillo 4909
Guerre et la Paix SS67
Guest, Mabinogion 1161
Guevara, de la Pintnra A80S
Guevara, Marco Aurelio 6174
Guevara, MenoRprecio de Corte 869
— Diablo Coxuelo 80
Guicciardini, Istorie d'ltalia 6S8
Guichenon, Maison de Savoie 6298
Guichenot, Reptiles et Poissons 4819
Guidiccioni, Opere 880
Guillaume, Annibal en Italle 4180
Guillemin, plantae Australas. 4911
Guillim's Disphiy of Heraldry 8800
GuiiistinoM Bidtceco 1088
Guise, Amours d'Alcandre 80S
Guise, Memoires O065
Guizot, Beaux Arts 6508
— Memoires de France 804
— Revolution d'Angleterre 805
GtUdenst^t, Bnsshmd 8678
Guldin Fliiss 0608
Ouler von Weineck 6801
Oully Mag&rat 8888
Gnlsheny Maarif 8491
Gumilla, Rio Orinoco 8860
Gumpach's Tables 4918
Gunn, on the Harp 4400
Gunneri Flora Norvegica 4818
Gunnery 4186-4378
Ounnlaugi Saga 1804
Guthrie's Crimea 8679
Gutierrez Diez de Games 817
Guyse, Gaulle Belgique 8066
Guzel-Oglou 8488
Guzman 8680
Gwilt's Anglo-Saxon Grammar 1188
Gyarmathi Affinitas Hungarica 1584
Gyllenhall, Insecta Suedca 4915
Haafner, I'Inde 8681
Haan, Crustacea 8267
Habesci, Objects 8501
HabiU Yenetiani 6708
Haecht, Brabant 6308
Haex, Dictionarium Malaicoxn 8366
Haflz, Diwan-i-Hafls 2412-18
Hafiz, Diwan 8818
Hafb Kulzum 8819
Hagecii Bohmische Chronica 680S*
Hagen, Altnordische Sagea 1908
— Deutsche Gedichto 1217
— Minnesinger 1217*
Hagenbuch de Diptycho 6S04
Hahn's Albanesische Studien 1084
Hahn und Herrich-SchlUrer 4916
Hain, Repertorium Bibliograph. 4618
HaH Khal£s, Lexicon 2612
Haji Khalifeh 9694
Haken's Schill 4196
Hakluyt's Early Yoyages 8888
Hakluyt Society Publications 8838
Haldorsen, Lexicon Islan^oam 1807
Halebi historia 2898
Hales' Analysis of Chronology 101
Hall's Yoyiige to Corea 8880
Hall's Paleontology of New York 4017
Hallenberg, Gud. 6888
— Numismata OrientaUa 6689
Haller, Plantae Helvetin 4018
~ Bibliotheca Botanica 4918
Halliwell's Dictionary, Provincial 17
Haltaus, Glossarium Qermanicom 1819
Hamaker, Cataiogns 2508
— Memphis 2800
Hametanann's Oldcnb. Chronieon 6806
Hamilton's Fishes in the Ganges 4920
Hamilton's Yases 6504-7
— Campi PhlegrsBi 5508
Hamilton's Asia Minor 8686
Hamilton's East India Gaietteer 3758
— Description of Hindoetaa 2708
Hamaton's Hcdaya 2507
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mmet, T-ravift OHomsn
omwr-PotgpUll. llcluiQI
UDOBlCre, Viiiagom
T, Ctitiagui
HobUUrlo de Esptni
'■ ItengBll Gruninu
-~ Bmgill-EngKih Olnra
BMrew rnytrt. Its.
EuerUopiUle
§ Win's KmiftrKichBiminlFr ulo
F 'nnirliioaTt, ITiinlr de Hcsbaln K7D
P ^KoUuda HulM;e fiSli
SOirtCTlial^ CEdtth ^
IRniDH, Hbioln de Tnnre son
BBBdsrBoD'B Tnieli In Ruuia iiu»
. -- HtaUrr of Wines sms
^AasnenWre Pntuen tm
^^Hnapta, Anerlqae swil
intft llvaxUea WUrtcrbiicb 1210
GENERAL INDEX.
Heiitsnieroa Ff wnula Ml
riBr«l.irv 6I8S-6M0
ncrbelDt, BiWfothtqne Orient. MM
iernudes, Ncrrne UlqwUHlliti. W
Icrtu, Artthcdetlu
- CsliJoso do k« Leognu
jenHor, Rwe Crnitogsaiiso
reylin'sVnell.l, nMnlry ' *"
Hiolie<ilLlni(iiBnuB8«pt«ii.Tbe!i liSl
^ld»I1l^ Arniiic •am
g[e«tlg pBu^ri SGM
UlnoKljplilM, EgTpllMi Soclelv 9S8S
H Bronymiu da Arte dlatlUaadl 1D38
Hlernnjnil TJninltoi aa7I
Jliggins' Celtfc'Drnldl 'iS
nndebignd,Monniie»AimjD-Sai. sew
Hll]wn'i Gtnniin DlcUocary MO
lllndde Selectlou niu
nindlT««n,™t Sis
It ndl Provetbi sses
HlnJaglon, Dirt Fr»ni:ids-Torc St93
IbroKl «0J6
llolboin, koncaVi:lcri
- Alplubet dell Mart
H<tU DdlDd-Sw>ilii U}ai
HQltrou't Dnlch Utctm
Hul; Land. Vtcvi
Bumcri II lu, Ki^D^fira
Ilomert InUTp™ Perr
QnminairB TurquB S4W
Hooked ffeuon l^eum
CenturF of Forni
iturr of Fa
erflon
Hopf, gmi^aloKlKhcr Atlui aU
Htipldsk, ds iiiiigninm Jue mi
Ilopklni' Vo«biilu7 un
Hone MIS.*m
llOfB KurliB VLTflnie «174-»
Hbtk rhysus II«Dlliienee> 4Ma
Horsnyl Jlemoria Uung&raniiD UM
KnniUiLi l«M-f
aorologgl. Vlts Al Oralno (U
Horologlom NBgnnin mi
HonlmrBh-B Indls tUt
Honiflcld'eZoologT atjun Hit
— FUnts Jt'uiicte 4N1
— LepidDpLeroua Iuwfu 4101
Hough-> Bumnn Vocabutaiy UN
Hougb's MUiUij La* AW
Hougbloq HM tn
Hubbard-BNcwEl
HimgiuT- Plane of
■■» Poljglolt
itJB CiUoauta,
ibDBUiiM'>'i
■M DDHldl fDcniUlon
Ttfiiiftnn El
thre, Lexlc
odU, Wslker-a Sketch Mip
bcblruil, Houraaiitl EInMCU 1
iAgJWU, Suon Llterutun 1
lagwiir 3agi 1
» ■-■[jun, DlscuMloii
L'l Wood Edkm'I
Jaeilu, ADlbalaglD Urx
fKtib't Vnxkxa Metals
GEMBBAL INDEX.
n'CouraUutUl
jnnu UnKuamm
«0H
JubB EtyuiuloElciiiii Ansliouiu
Jurinfc fljin6ngpWr.M
Jnrliipnidence 4
1M3-M
IMG
Juiltni^anaSelbyBOrnttlMlcOT «1(6
lt»
JuiTctt's ^undi
jDHiBM
M
Jn»i™i
vna
JjUkii, llumiMO MS.
tui
Mee
J.ua,i.Hi.lDLredECh)-p™
K.1i."S11«h-al-Uu';m-llaf
— Huouniilt
MSi-ai
~ BlnhofiheWir-God
J.™e« JI«iu«ripl
13M
KulKluwfl MtKhirtiit*
111 DictlDurr 14»3
Janlaa, Blrdiof
JBeber'a Qelebnen-
b Dklionary 18
ji-AtkUIo l^ct. »n
nptati UH
ih ZoDphftet 496T
q. CsUa-NDrm. 1110
Blorihe AiUtlcVodetT
Ml AiliUque
ildeFuia
van, Svnlb Amarlu
Jiii.i;k,.r, Via Lnlherl
laAnshiUct Nil
Kmnows Turkiih
lCumnip,ArDi.tur™ae
Kan KcBQ rih Clu
Ksnfi Wcrke
— KrlUk
KdrojuD. Ver^rUJenuif^ Buch
Kiraama I Hy^ S3!
Knrslon. KlionbUtlenliuiide
Kaabdim Tenamont
KailmlnU. DIcilQaailre Araba
Kdiiart, Paiuii Knyliuil
Kelly ■».Si:omshi'i"i'"iM
KeniblB,CDJoi bliiluni.itlnia
f enneilyt Origin o( LvJ^oapn
Kleier, Organinllon i
XIUwi, llroleaasa llli
KiUaci Etynuilogia
4S0
GENERAL INDEX.
KUkenny Archaeolog. Society 6327
Kindenley's Hindoo literatore 37G8
— Hindoo Literature 8228
Klnd'i Romaic Poetry 1440
KlBg^ Orfi^yrerie 5536
Xinisborongh's Mexico 3972
Kinaey'B Portngal, iUuttrated 116
XIrato Aijuniya 84«8
Klrcher, L'es Grave bS9i
Xlrcheri Ars Magna 4980
Xircheri Mosargia 4406
Xircheri Oedipus 2673
Kinch, Chrestomathia Syrlaca 3 1 06
Kltsas-al-Anbia 2125
Klitoclioilunno 3330
Kitab-al-Mu8tatrif 2306
SBbrelling, Omlthologia Danica 4981
iproth. Alia Polyglotta 2517
^ Tableaux HLstoiiques de V Asie 2518
Kl^troth, Bomou 3517
Kl^nroth'a Caucasus and Georgia 3721
Klaproth, ChampoUion 2674
Xlaprotb, Chrestora. Mandchou 3279
Kli^th, MongoUsch Wiirterbnch 2396
KlMnroth, Supplement 3007
— Langue Chinoise 3008
KlAproth. Tibetanisches WSrter 2460
Klaproth's Verzeiohniss 3025
Xlaproth, Yocab. Oeorgien 3076
Klaner-Klattowsky's Manual 442
Kleinschmldt, grunluid. Gramm. 3546
Klinggraeff, flora von Preussen 4982
Klipstein, Analecta Saxonica 1193
Xlipstein's Geologie 4983
Knapp's Naturalist 4984
Knight and Spaulding 3229
Knight's Architecture of Italy 5822
Knippenbergh, Geldria 6334
Kmorr et Walch 4985
Knowaley Menagerie 4986
Koch et Schooll 4335
Koehlers Miinz-Belustigung 6893
Koehne*s Zcitschrifb 5894
Koelle*s Bomu Grammar 3516
Koeppen's World 4077
KolUii res liter. Slavorum 1454
Kqjalowicz, Historia Lithuana 6335
XoU), Caput Bonae Spei 3722
Kolb, Laub Bandl 6596
Kdlli, Memoires 2280
Komaa, Helleno Lexikon 1441
Konecny, WSrterbuch 144i3
'— Cechisch Sprachlehre 1464
Kopitar, Grammatik 1512
Kopp, PalsBographia Critica 1695
Kopp's Bilder und Schrlften 6836
Korabinsky, Lexicon von Ungam 4038
Koran, Arabic MS. 2332
Koran, ed. Marraccius 2918
Koran, by Fliigel 2920
Koran, in Arabic 2922-27
alKonin, Arabic MS 2367
Koian, in Arabic, MS. 2368
Koran Commentary 2369
Koran, by Lane 2929
Koran, by Sale 2619
Koran, by Sale 2927
Koran, Urdu 3183
Koray, Atakta 1442
Xomtg, Kroatische Sprachlehre 1472
K»r68, Tibetan Dictionary 3476
Kosegartenii Chrestomathia 2930
Kottenhamp, der Rittersaal 6485
Kotzebue, SUd-See 8723
Kraft, Norge 3724
Xxamp, Analyse des Refractions ^87
Krapfs Galla Language 3521
Xzatkaa Rossiiskaa 1479
Krishna, Bhagavat Dasam 3164
Kristni-Saga 1322
Krohn, Catalogus Bibliothecae 4526
Kmsenstem, Reise 3725
— W9rter-Samrolungen 10()0
Kiichlein,Ritterspil 5603
Xugler, Malerei 5536
— HiundbuchderKunstgeschichte 6537
lEamara Sambhava 2618
Kunckelli Ars Vitraria 4989
Kundmann, Nummi iringularea 5895
Kunkuna Testament 2040
Kunstmann*s America 8978
Kununga ok HSfdingda 1323
Kurdish 8368
Kurz, Natlonal-literatur 480
Ktlsel, Miscres de la Guerre 6538
Ktttzing, Algae 4988
Labat, TAmMque 3974
Labaume, Campagne de Rnsaie 4205
— Chute de Napolton 4207
Laborde, Comm. G6ogr. . 2176
— I'Exode 4078
— Ilistoire delaGravure 6639
La Borde, la Musique 4407
Labouluye, Dictlonnaire des Arts 4991
La Caille, Voyage an Cap 3726
La Chaise, Histoire 311
Lacoste 4638
Lacour, Hi^roglyphes 2675
Lacroix, Calcul Diffi&rentiel 4990
Laet, Nouveau Monde 3975
La Fontaine, Fables 812
— ContesetNouvdles 313
Lafontaine, Novellen 481
La Forge, Arts en Espagne 6540
Lagerhjelms, Stabeisen 4992
Laill and Majnun 2613
Laird and Oldfield 8727
Laisnd, Aide-Mtoioire 4208
La Lande, Astronomie 4993
— Italic 3728
La Loubere, Siam 3729
Lalouette, la Rage 315
Lamarck, Anlmaux sans Vert^bres 4994
Lamartine, Restauration 316
— Voyage en Orient 319
— Girondins 320
Lamberti, Greci Scrittorl 632
Lambert, Genus Pinus 4996-7
— Genus Cinchona 4998
Lambrick's Singhalese Grammar 3216
Lamii Catalogus 4527
— DeUciae 6337
— Erudit. Apost 2177
Lamouroux, Polipiers 5000
Lamprecht, Alexander 1221
Lancashire and Cheshire 6338
Lancellotl, Impostures 321
Lando, Componimenti 6152
Landon et Dumersan 5896
Landscape Gardening 5824-8
Landscer's National Galleiy 5541
Landseer's Sabsean Researches 116
Landt's Feroe Islands 3730
Lane's Burmese Dictionary 3157
Lane's Modem Egyptians 2676
— Arabian Nights 52
Lang, Dantzig 6339
Langebek, Script Danic. 6340
Langenmantel, Augspurg 6341
Langl^s, Alphabet Mantcbou 3281
Langlois, Danses des Morts 5542
— Monumens 3429
Languages of Europe 1029-1546
La None, Dlscours 6088
Lanza, Storia di Sicilia * 633
Lanzoni, Opusculi 2281
Lao-Tseu-Tao-Te-King 3026
La Peronse, Voyage 3731
La Place, M6canique Celeste 5003
— Probabilit^s 6004
— Systemedu Monde 6005
Lappenberg, Hansis. Stahlh. 6343
Lapponic 1644-46
La Primaudaye, Academic 6089
La Rochefoucauld-Lianconrt 3976
La Roche La Carelle 6344
La Roque, Syrie 3732
Larra, Obras 879
Larramendi, Lengua Bascongada 1102
— Grammalre Basque 1104
— Dlccionario Bascucnco 1105
Larmga, Memorias Politicas 880
Lashiio, Affireschi 5543
Lassen, Baktrien 2520
Lassen, Indische Atterth. 2770
-> Persepolis 2987
Latham, Ethnology of India 2771
Latilla, Fresco Painting 6544
Latin Bible 2041
Latin Classics 1547-1870
Latin, Mediaev. GL 6547-74
Latin Miscellanies 696841000
LaUna Grammatica 9262
La Tour-d'Auvergne-Corret 1120
Latreille, Crustacea MXM
Lanrent, Napolton 349
Law 4279-4388
Law of India, 2772
Layamon's Brut 1196
Layard, Assyrian Inseriptioiu 2968
— Monuments of Nineveh 2521-2
Lays of the Minnesingers 117
Lazarillo de Tonnes 881
L'Dgrazi d'Bertuldin 716
Lea, Genus Unio 6007
— Geology 6009
Leach's Zoological Miscellany 6010
Leake, Greece S723
— Morea 8734
— Northern Greece t78l*
— Asia Minor 8735
— Athens 87)6
— Numism. Hellenica 6897
Leao, Cronicas de Joao I. 1624
Lebas, rObelisque de Luxor 2677
Le Blant, Inscrip. Chi^tiennes 5545
Le Blond, Quartiers 6345
Le Blond, Trait6 4209
Le Brun, Galerie 6486
Le Brun, Voyage an Levant 8737
Le Brun, Moscovie 3738
LeBmn, Travels 3719
Le Brun de Charmettes 6091
Lecce, Lingua Albanese 1095
L^use, Grammaire Basque 1106
Le Comte, Cabinet 5546
Ledebour, Flora Rossica 6011*
Lediard's Naval History 4275«
Leemans, Monumens Egyptiens 2678
Le Febure de St. Benoist 2283
Lefebvre, Memoires 6000
Le Feron, Catologue 6346
— Connestables 6347
Legendse Sanctorum 2284
Legende Dor6e 322
Legende des Flamens 323
Legendre, Nombres 6011
Legh's Egypt 2681
Le Glay, Analectes 6349
Legonldec, Grammaire Brefconne 1129
— Dictlonnaire Breton 1131
Legrand d'Aussy, vie privto 384
LeibnitU Codex Juris * 4336
Leibnitz, Scrlptores Bmnsv. 6360
Leibnizens Schrlften 5012
Leighton's Shropshire 6014
Lelewel, G6<^(raphie 8740
— Pythfeas 8741
— Tavola 8742
— Numis. da If oyen Age 6888
— Pologne 4042
LeLongetBoemems 4528
Lemalre, Olseaux 6015
Le Mesnrier, British Commissary 4210
Le Moine, Diplomatique 6554
Le Moyne, Art des Devises 6463
Lenan's Gedichte 482
Lenglet Dufresnoy 8743
Ltooir, Hi^roglyphes 2682
— Mus^ des Monumens 6547
Lenormant, Lettines 6000
Leon, Aftiqne 3744
Leone, Dialoghi 634
Leonhard's Fels-Arten 6016
— Mineral Reich 6017
Lepcha Gospel 2061
Lepelletier, Dictionnatre Breton 1128
Le Potre's Ornaments 6507
Lepsius, DenkmBler 2683
Lcrii Brasilia 3977
Leroox, Dicttainaiie Cemlqiit
GENERAL INDEX.
4S1
Lb Koy, (Pattella UnOwiitte ft548
Leaage's Atlas 4079
Le Sage, aU Bias 82ft
^ Oil Bias, Spanish 864
~ Gil Bias, RussUn 1605
Le Hear et Jacqoier ft018
Leitua, Compattnia dcUa 6163
Lweps, Kamtschatka 3746
Ltvtng, da Laocoou ftft49
— Werke 483
Lnson, Ouyrages de 6019
— Vellmn pap«r W30
— > Zoologie 6031
LcfteUier, Fables, en Tore 3600
— Vocabalaire 3632*
Lettere Mpim ringhiltem 636
Letters on BnMia 4069
Lefetish 1476
Lettish. Bergmann,Sanemmama8l47e
Lettish Bible S062
Lettres fidiflantes 3746
Letxeneros Ilardessianas 6361
— Corbeyische Chronica 6362
Leopold's Machinery 6839
Levchine, Kirghiz-Kazaks 3748
Lewis, Welsh Dictionary 1 163
Lewis and Clarke 3979
Lexicon Balutronicnm 31
Lexicon Danmark Fam. 6363
Lexicon Valachicom 1435
Leyden, AnnalesAcud* 6033
— Jhesa Christi 3386
L*Hermite-SoaUera 6364
Lhuy d, Archaeologla Britannica 1131
Liaisons Dangereuses 337
LUMuiii Orationea 1696
Lleeti Hieroglyphiea 6491*
LleetasdeLacemis 6649*
Uchtenstein, Palnographia 3989
— Africa 8749
Liddell, History of Rome 1697
Liddell and Scott, Lexicon 1698
Llden, Poet Soecan. 1324
Lidth de Jeude, Vers 6083
Uege, M^moires de 6024
Liege, Rec herald. 6356
Liger, Amusements 4426
Limiens Monarchle Franfoise 6357
Limousin Dialect 978-87
Undley, Plant Chin. 6U36
Lindley and Hutton 6036
Lindo, History of the Jews 1 18
Lindsay (Lord) Christian Art 6660
Lingua, Combat of the Tongue 119
LinnsB, Botanik 6028
y.hniMwi Entomolngia 6033
— Flora Lapponica 6033
— Philosophia fiotanica 6034
~ Lapland 6036
fjwnftan Soclcty's TtansacUons 6039
— Proceedings 6031
Unoder, Planteo 6036
Llnschoten, Indes Orientales 8760
Llonnois, Nancy 636H
Ltppai, Relazione 6164
Lippert's DactyUothcc 6561
Llp^ Bibllotheca 6901
Lira, Estados Generaleo 3286
Lisbon, Memorias 6037
Lied, Antichit4 Toscana 6359
Liskenne, Astronomie 6038
Lister, ConchyUa 6039
Uterary History 4448-4001
Lithuanian 1477
Lithaanian Bible 3064
LItta, Famiglie Italiano 6553
Livius, Drakenborch 1700
^ RiHn. Gesc'h. 1701
LiTonia and Esthonis 4131
LlTte d' Amour 328
Lirresdes Vices 2287
Llzarragac, Urteco 1107
Llaye et Lexarza 6011
Uorente, Inquisicion 3175
-* Inquisicion de E^pana 882
ta. Inquisition d'Espagne 329
— PrwrlncJM Veecongadae 776
Lloyd, Mtoiofares MiUtalres 4311
Uoyd and Tempelhoff 4213
Lloyd's Persian luflectlona 3436
Lobel, Kruydtboeck 6312
Lobo, Abis>inie 8751
Lochner, Medaillen 6903
Lochneri Tractatus 6043
Lockhart, Spanish Ballads 6760
Locmani Fabulae 3981
Lodge's Peerage of Ireland 190
— Peerage 6360
— Genealogy 6361
~ Peerage of Ireland 6363
— Portraits 6620
Loftus, Assyrian Discoyeries 3288
— Ruins of Susa 2991
Logan's Scottish Gael 1 122
Lohengrin 1223
L9hr, die Kfinst 6753
Lomaczo, Pittura 6653
Lomonossow, Russle 4060
London, 1763 4443
— 1768 4444
London Directonr, 1796 4445
London, Index of the Street! 4133
London Institution 4539
London, Rocque's Plan 4133
— Horwood's Plan 4134
Longolii Epistoln 6984
Longos, Daphnis und Chloe 488
Long's Astrononiy 6044
Long's Geography 8762
Longus, Amours de Daphnis 830
IxxMjes, Boekdrukkunst 4630
Lopei de Ayala 817
Lopec de Mendo^ 6046
Lord's Prayer in 600 Languages 1039
Lorris et Jehan de Meung 1387
Lotti, Rhnedi 714
Loudon's Mag. of Nat History 6046
Lourelro, Flora Cochin-Chinensis 6046
Louvain. Septem Tribua 0363
Low German 1306-60
Low German Bible 1967
Low German Bible 1968
Lowndes' Modem Greek Lexicon 1443
— Hebrew Lexicon 1446
Low's Siamese Grammar 3470
Lowth, poesis Hebraeorum 8108
Lozano, Reyes 883
Lucan, Pharsalia 1703
Lucas, Voyage an Levant 3753
— Voyage dans la Turquie 3754
LucidarittS, Ain bicchlin 6751
Lucli Regnum Dalmatiae 6364-6
Lucretius de Rerum NaturA 1703-4
Ludewig, Reliquiae Manuscript. 6367
LudolC Lexicon Amharic 2835
Ludolfi Gram. Aethia— Ix^xicon 3074
Ludolfl Historia Aethlopica 2523
Ludovici Patritii Itinorarivin 3888
Luitprandi Opera 6368
— • Chronicon ad Tractemundum 6369
Lumsden's Arabic Grammar 2932
Lumsden's Persian Grammar 3331-32
Luna, Alvaro de 817
Lund, Brasilien 6047
Lutaifl Hindee 3184
Luther's Schriflten 2178
Luyncs, Nuul de la Phenlcie 6903
— Cipriotes 6904
Luynes, Emunasar de Sidon 6905
Lnynes, Mitaponte 6554
Lye, Dictionarium Saxonicum 1194
Lyell's Principles of Geology 6048
Lyonet, la Chenille 6049
Lysons' History of Comwull 77
Mabillon, Res Diplomatica 6555
Mabillon et Germain 6370
Macariua' Travels 2579
Macartney's Embassy to China 2640
Macaulay's Polygraphy 6656
Macbrair's MancUgo Grammar 8527
MacCuirtin's Irish Dictionary 1147
MacCurtin's Antiquity of Irdand 191
Macdonncl's Quotatimis 6013
Machado, Bibliotheca Lusitana 4631
Machacor Italieum 1006
MachiaTelli, Opere 6 86
Machinery MQS-61
Macintosh's MQitary Tour 4918
Mackay, Flora Hibemlca WM
Mackenzie's Poems of Ossian 1140
Mackenzie's Travels in Iceland 8705
Mackenzie's Tippoo Suttann 17 T8
Mackintosh's Gaelic PlDverbe 6066
Mackintosh's Ramooasies 67H
MacLoay, Annulosa Javanlca fiOSO
Maclelland's Geology of Kemaon 8066
— Geological Survey of India 0068
Macmohon, Jus Primatiale 168
Macquer, Dictionnaire de Chimie 0005
Maori's Modem Greek Interp. 1446
Macpherson's Annals of Commeree 4887
Madoz, Diccionario Geograflco 8786
Madras Ahnanac Ibr 1839 4140
Madras European Regiment 4197
Madras Journal of Literature S890
Madras Observatory 6006
Madras, Reports 9777
Madras, Medical T<q;K>graphy 9776
Madrid Academy 60S7
Madrid Academy 884
MafTei, Alfiiboto 6871
— Istorie delle Indie Orientali 8707
— Istoria diplomatica 6007
— Letteratura Italiana
MagaUanes, Viage
Mageogheghan, Hist de Tlrlande 199
Maggio, Syntagmaton 8077
Magnenus, De Manna 0090
Magnin, Marionettes 881
Magny, Archives 6879
Magny, NobiUare Universel 6878
Magyar 1581-41
Magyar Bible 9055
Mahabhurata, Veda Vyasa Rishi 8480
— Nalus 8481
— Selections 8489
Mahavansi 9096
Mahe, Morbihan 6874
Mahomed Cauzim, Diet of GooJ. 8169
Mahraj-als-Sadeh 8888
Mahratta Testament 9006
Maid of Orleans 6091-65
MaUath, Codex 1998
Mailly, Maison de 6875
MaimoDides, 4'reed of the Jews 9179
Maimonidis Mischna Torah 8109
Mainoni, Monete Cuflche 6906
Maison-NcuAre, Gerlleon 6006
Maitland's Dark Ages 190
Makkari, Analdctes
Makkari, by Gayangos
Makrizi, par Quatremdre 9615
Malugaasee 9067
Malay 8954^
Mahiy Bible 9008
Maluy Grammar 8957
Malay Stories 9805
Malcolm's History of Persia 9597
— Report of Malwa 9599
— Works 9580
— Central India 9581
— Lord dive 9589
Malispini, Storia florentlna 640
Mallet du Pan, Mercuro Brit 879
Mallet's Northern AntiquiUes 1895
Maillot, Costumes 5498
Mallouf, Turkish Conversation 8501
Malta 6876
Malte-Brun et Eyries 8758
Maltese 8968-76
Maltese, Evangelia 9069
Malthus, Principle of Population 4888
Mamachi, prlmltivi Cristiani 5065
Mammalia 4603-5878
Manava-DharmarSastra 3438
— Lois de Manou 8434
Mander, Sdiilderboeck 6631
— Nederlandsche Schilders 5699
Mandet, Langue Romane
MandevUle, Itlnerarios 8T
MandeviUe's Travels -II
Jbviiliam, £DtoiiutlOKlB
abmllU Utal FhMconuu
MMtiUI,UClii«n
HMtim, GeDers fwimin
■IMJ t oD, LffidcQ n Hmi^ar
Mutanm, d«a d' OMius
Marty n'B ConQlmloglBl
1, Vlnge dc tluiu Al
■ MUSB, Eliltaril d; KlVUM
Hmhh, HinoTtu Aagliciuiio
iss;:"^
GENERAL INDEX.
HUDilHin. GeJJchM
lluilui*»JudeedKuri
HuiDdRll'a Aleppo
MiWDd AllaufaL
UflDnofl'a Hiadosun
IniluiAnlliiult^
Htcbuia 4«03-«SI<
MbJhUIc HlBtoiT SHM-WUS
MedbunL. ChinouIMiilouiT ««»
— Hok-KeendblBCt MMI
— FaTarUnE diilect tO»
— ADdent Ctalu WW
— ThcfriDgy MM
— Japsnue Viicibutai7 *M>
Nr^Una. Arte ffrAmotico TM
Madini. Terra Siohi IT66
MeBrman, Originn TypographiiM 44M
MelDekti CoiDlc. Fregm.
MetandM Val.
MiiJlo-)«Caitr
»(e1ri,Hoin«ii
HftiwintderiDetl
Hfoolradt riuL
nemolmCelliqnH
MtnialnsdHCIilDDli
ngrUl TjrpogTEpbl
HoriMdeU«Ua
Mcsinikl Thuunu
Hmlnifcl LeiloHi
Nnmerl. le Fuintn
UsDtdla and ObaDlidrfl
llenUelUInlei FluuUram
llaDtulULeilaiD
Hum Lava
Mniin'i TodtCD-Tanti K»
Utrr, Blatirin dea Fnmbea 6014
•M UlstOTlca 4M8
lUdie], DlotlonnalK d'Ai:gal
MIchelL. VlBg)|l° B<Jttaiilco
■WuitcTtmch 1471
UiUhodse'ri Itallanl^lcUooanr
UllUa, Bnnx-Aru
— GidiJrie Mytholonliine
— NnniUma-tlilue
Hlll'8 Blnoni uf India
Huuu, Manuel dra Conml*
Mimmn, ^ppuna y Foiing*!
mnai\.,gy MK
TulniiMlnjiera, Layn of Uie
HiD>hEn's <^ui<le (nID Tongue*
ttlnotoli, filwah Sptsclie
Mlmmel. UcdadUei Aattquea
Mkiuel, ._.
Mlmi OuraDluloiniu.
Hlnflgrei, Apuntu
Mini HoDiidl
HlnndDUno, Eabsla
;h India
GENERAL INDEX.
4in
>f Ale^uinder
8340
kTora
SUO
1 of the Jews
8111
-Ql-MaiMbili
S542
Snrenhusii
3115
Romanum, MS.
3296
2313-8222
ary reports 3557-4134
Voyage d*ItaUe
5569
B Espanoles
956
U Indices Graedtatia
1715
ates
10x9
at, Arabian poems
31*41
Greek 1438-52
andectae
6396
Smperors
3340
medan Jurisprudence
3351
nedan Law, MS.
3370
medan Prayers
3371
medan Prayers
3373
lotanischen SchriAcn
5086
[^horenensis
3983
la
1479
ian Bible
3:66
orth's Marathee Diction.
3204
1, Oeuvres
339
Chili
8i)86
ory
3988
Keyno de Gallzia
897
^LesFaicta
6100
IFatti
6156
1, Colombia
3989
Grammatica hibemica
1148
, Wallach. Sprachlehre
1426
1, Irene
647
les, Hidtoria Medicinal
8990
Ido's Origin of Language
1067
iar, Obras Chronologicas
898
jar, Cadiz Phenicla
899
Kar, Marques de
817
;s Polnische Gi-ammatik
1485
tCufiche
5913
. Interest
4344
lian 8388-84
lian, St. Matthew 2067
lian MS. 3396
3's View 8991
■elet^ Chron. de France 6100*
pi'sTestacea Britannica 5087
;u's Ornithological Diet. 5088
gne, Rssais 342, 6101
1, Histoire des Francais 344
.1, materiaux Manuscrits 4539
I, Tauromaquia 900
iqnieu, de TEsprit 6103
lucon, L' Antiquity Ezpliq. 5571
mcon, Bibliotheca Manusc 45 M
tucon, Diarium Italicuin 6397
lucon, Monarchie Frunfaise 5572
kucon, Paleographia graeca 1716
liotheca CoiSiniaiia 1717
omery's Cawnpoor 2785
ijab 2786
Poesie 648
ic, Commentaires 4221
28or, M^moires 6103
da, Hi8t.de Math^matiques 5089
nens dcs donze Cesara 5492*
oenta Habsburgica 4665
aenti inediti 5522
in Testament 2068
} I'lants in Ceylon 5092
okhnb-ool-Loghaut 3944
roft and Trebeck 3770
FragmenU 35(3
I Hindoo Pantheon 2787
, Suffolk Words 32
H istoria de los Arabcs 901
A, Obras de 902
0, .Madagascar 3771
It, MoUusques 5098
i Thesaurus 5914
Beyno de Navarra 905
en, Opere 5573
fliPolyhistor 4541
bio qnarta 4543
s, Bretagne 6398
A Ceno, Giyoco 6157
Morier's Persia 8773
Moilgia, Milano 6898*
Morley's Catalogue S544
Moro, Esdavos Negros S902
Morosini, Repubblica di Venesia 701
Morren, Lnmbric Terrestria 5095
Morren, Rub^faction 5094
Morrifion's Chinese Dictionary 8039
— View of China 8040
— Translations 8041
— Vocabulary 8042
— Chinese Miscellany 8044
— Chinese Grammar 8038
Morse's Catalogue 5799
Morso, Palermo 6899
Mort d' Arthur 54
Morton's Bengali Dictionary 8148
Moflchopuli Erotemuta Graromat 3297
Moscoviticarum Kerum Auctores 6400
Moscow Academy 5096
M User's Phantasien 491
MOssler's Gew&chskunde 5098
Motanebbi, Diewaa S378
Motenebbi 2845
Moto dell' Acqne 6171
Motraye, Voyages 8774
Mottetti 3298
Mottley's Peter I. 4063
Moufeti Insecta 5099
Monle's Bibliotheca Heraldica 4543
Mover's PhSnizier 1718
Moza 8547
Moyen-Age Monum^ital 5574
Moyen do Parvenir 846
M rongovius, Polnisch. WSrterb. 1 4t<6
Muhammad, History of 3429
Muhammad Ibn-al-Hussain 2574
Muhlenberg, Gramina 5100
Miihlmann's Worterbuch Latein. 1719
Mulfuzat-Tlmury 2586
Mulierum graecanim Fragm. 1656
MOlla Salih 2375
MfUler 3546
Mtiller, Archaologie 5575
— Ancient Art 5576
Mtiller, Medailles et Cam^ 5577
Mttller, Dorier 1720
Mtiller, Griechische Liter. 1731
Mtiller, Schweizer Eidgenoss. 493
Mtiller, Shig-VSgel 5101
Mtiller's Survey of Languages 10(t8
MtUler, Ugrische Volk. 8775
Mtiller, von der SUnde X183
MUUer, Werke 492
Mtilleri Opuscula 2545
Munakib U HaTdarie 3341
Munepoor Territory 4135
Munich Academy 5103
Munich Gallery 5485
Munoz, Nuevo-Mundo 8993
Muntaner Chronik 983
Mtinter, Slnnbilder 5578
Muratori, Annalia d'ltalia 649
Muratori, Anti. Estensi 6401
Muratorii Thesaurus Inscrip. 6403
Murchison's Silurian System 5103
MuriUo Velarde 3^03
Murko'sSIowenishes Wbrterbuch 1518
— Slowenische Sprachlehre 1514
Murphy's Arabian Antiquities 5579
Murr, Bchaim 3583
Murr, Biblioth^ue 6580
Murray's English Grammar 33
Musire Francais 5581
Mus^e Napoleon 5483
Musde Royal 5582
Musei Etrnsd Monimenta 5583
Mnseo Borbonico 5584
Museum Cortonense 5585
Museum Disneianum 5586
Museum of Painting 55H7
Muric 4389-4422
Music. Blanchini 2299
Music. Liturgical MS. 2300
Musnawee Moolana Gulal 3342
Mnsnier, Miscellanea 3301
Musset-Pathay, Vie de Rousseau 847
Mosset-Pathay, Relations 4338
8976
•104
M&t
CBI
6106
880
€4Qf*
Mylius, Polonomm Imaginei
Mylleri Omatos
Mysterien
Naaukeurige Versamding
Nader Chah
Mfigeli, Algensysteme
Nader's Kiinstler-Lexiooii
Nahna's Turkish Empire
Mala and Damayantl
Napier's War in the Peninmilft
Naplone Lingua Itallana
Naples, Orloir
Naples. Raccolta di Scrittori
Naples Academy
Najdes and Sicily
Napoleon, Laurent
Napoleon, Rovigo
Nupoli, Descrittioae
Naramowski, Fades
Nares's Glossary 84
Narrien's Astronomy 6106
Nashiya of Mulla Jnlal S876
Natural History 460S4I878
Naval Sdence 4874-78
Navarette, Voyages 8006
Navarra, Moret 006
NasmiZadeh 8804
Neale's Views in England 6801
Neamet Ullah 1681
Neamut-OUa 8480
Neander, Qeschichte 8184
Neander, Grschichte der Kirche 8186
Neapolitan Dialect 788-87
Nebrija, Dicdonario 706
Necker, Finances 4846
Necker, Opinions 861
Nederlands Oostind. 8777
Nederlandsch-Indie 8900
Negedly's BShmische GnonmaMk 1466
Negro-English 8000
Nemnich's Nat Hist Poly^oCt 6107
Ni nnius' Hist« Britt 6404
Nepala Testament 1090
Nepaul, Papers 8780
Nersetis Preces 1060
Nesbit's AgrL Chemistry • 6866
N&xsel, Catalogns 4640
Nesselmann, Prenasen 1480
Nesselmann's WGrterbueh 1478
NeufTorge, d* Architecture
Neugart, Codex Diplom.
Nengebauer, Reges Poloniae
Neuman, Siumish Dictionary 707
Neumann, Con^ulat-wesens
Neumann, Pirates
Neve, Rig-VMa
Newbold's Straits of Malacca S77T*
NewdorfTer, HanndschrUt 6680
Newman's Berber Language 8616
Newman's British Ferns 6100
Newton, Prindpia MathematlGa 6110
New York, Code of
Nibelungen Lied
Nlbelunge Noth 1890
Nibelungen Noth 404
Niceron, Memoires 4640
Nichols's Progresses 110
Nicol&s Etudes 1186
Nicolas's Knighthood 6491
Niebuhr, Arabic 8778
Niebuhr, Revolution 486
Niebuhr, Romische Oeschichte 1799
— Kl( inp Schriften 1714
Nilsson, Omithologia Suedca 61 19
•— MoUusca Snedae 6119
— Swedish Z( o.ogy 6118
Nlnos, Alvarez de Toledo 006
— Jornada de los Coches 007
Nipbus de Pulchro 6806
Niizsch, Prcdigten 9107
Nitzsch, Pterylographie 6114
Nizami, Secunder Nameh 8844
>- Sekunder Nam< h 1481
Nlzolii Lexicon Ciceronianum 1614
Nobiliaire des Pays-Bits 6406
Nobiliai-io de Don Pedro
Nobleza de los^Bascongadoe
Nocca et Baibi 81 M
4S4
GENERAL INDEX.
Nodier, BibUoth^ue
4551
Notl, Entomoiugique
5116
NonftToin Inqulsitiones
146
Nonnitu Marcellus
1726
Norden, d'Egypte
— MrLanglto
— Thebes
3780
3781
2686
Nordiak Tidskrlft
1328
Nordmeyor, ( alend. AegypU
2687
Norfolk Dialect
11
Norifl, Epochae S^ro-Macedonom 5916
MortandtK Chronika
1329
Nonnan
1420
Normand, Paris modeme
5831
Norauuady, Hist
6408
Konnandy, Janin
309
Norona, Toesias
908
Norris, Cornish Drama
1135
Norria, Glossary
2:^02
North's Music
4410
North on Fish
5117
Northamptonshiro Dialect
45
Norfthem Uterature 1274-1369
Northern Sagas, Weber
184
Northern Tour
4495
Noithamberland, Transactions
6119
Norway
4301
Nooe'a Siebengebirge
5118
Notes and Queries
4553
Notices et Extraits
4554
Nott and Gliddon, Indig. Races
1070
— Types of Mankind
1072
Nomm Tcstamentuni Graecum
6010
Noseman, Kederland. Vogelen
5120
Nubia 2646-2715
Nnl and Dmnun
3345
Numismata 5852-5966
Nmnismatic Chronicle
5918
Nnmismatic Tracta
5966
Nones, Proverbios
6047
— Sdtanes
909
Ntimberg, Beschreibnng
6414
Nnmberg Families
5429
Niinibergische Hesperides
5827
Nnari be Nuzeer
2392
Njlander's Bullom Grammar
3518
Nyit, CoquiUes
5121
0*Briim's Round Towers
197
Ooampo, Goronica de Espana
910
O^UMt, Escrltores Espanolcs
913
Odaoenheimer, Schmetterlinge
5122
O'Connor's Chronicles of Eri 198-1149
O'Oonor, Hibemic. Scriptores
199
O'Donovan's Irish Grammar
1150
OeUer, Haereseolog.
2188
(EMchs, Opuscula
2189
Oetter, die Namen
6415
Offlefaim Mariae
2218
Offldnm Marie
2218*
0|der de Danemarche
1404
(WMoart, Proverbes Basques
1109
OkM^s Naturgeschichte
5125
OldFftench; Cotgrave
221
Gki Gtfman
1206-50
Old Slavic ]
1515-21
OUna, Uccelliera
4427
OUri, Zoologia
5127
Olirieri Entomologie
5126
OIlBBdorff*s Spanish Method
758
Olmo, Papa Alessandro
652
Olahaosen's Commentar
2190
Omar Alkhayyaml
2946
Omar Ben- Afar
2303
Opere in Dialetto Milanese
722
Opure in Dialetto Veueaiano
745
Oppiano, della Pesca
6158
Opoieoli scelti
5129
OpuMioU SicUianl
653
rani Japonica
3783
ratio Dominica
1073
ratores Attici
1727
.■Btores Graed
1729
rUs univers.
4080
idenanzas de Exercitos
4224
rderic Vital
6413
'Alera (
5416-23
«4MaceMpps
4081
O'ReUly's Irish-Eng. Dictionary 1161
Oriental Alphabets 1029
Oriental Bibliography 2562
Oriental Herald 2547
Oriental Literature 2452-3509
Oriental Magazine 2548
Oriental Miscellany 2549
Oriental MSS. 2332-2451
Oriental Translation Fond 2577
Orkneyinga Saga 1330
Orleans Family 23o4
Orieans Gallery 5490
Orloft M ^moires de Naples 348
Orme, Bibliotheca Bibllca 4557
Orme's Indostan 2791
Ormerod's Chester; Cheshire 124
Ornaments 5594-5601
Ornithological Drawings 5130
Ornithology 4602-5378
Orosius 1730
Ortelius, Epitome 4083
Ortello, Theatre 4084
Ortix, Historia de Espana 914
Ortus Sanitatis 5181
Osmont, Dictionnaire 4558
Ossat^ Lettres 852
Osservazioni Letterarie 654
Ossetian 8286
Ossian, Poems of 1138
Ossian's Poems, Gaelic 1139
Ossuna, Amor Sancto 6178
— Norte de los Estados 6179
Otrokocsi, Origrlnes Uungaricae 1540
Oudin, Refk-anes 6048
Ouseley's Persian Miscellanies 3346
Ouraroff, Mysteries 1731
Ovaglie, Regno di Cile 8996
Oven, Agudezas 914*
Overstone's Tracts 4347
Ovid 1732
Ovide. La Bible des Poetes 6104
Owen's Welsh Dictionary 1 1 64
Owen, Laws of Wales 11(^6
Owen's Extinct Sloth 5132
— comparative Anatomy 5133
— British FossU Mammals 5134
— Fossil Reptiles 5136
— Oxford University Calendar 4446
Ozaeta, Cantabria vindicada 776
Ozanam, Diet. Mathemotlque 5137
Paciaudii Puteus 6424
Packe's Horse Guards 4225
Pageants 5602-6
Painting, Works on 6379-5720
Palaeontology 4602-5378
Palseoromaica 1735
PalatU Fasti Ducales 5704
Palatino, Scrivere di Lettere 6560
Palatino, Scriver lettera Antica 6561
Paleontographical Society 6139
Palgrave 125
PaU 3287
Pali MSS. 2397-98
Palignesi, Monita 64*25
Palissy, Oeuvres 5607
Palladio, Fabbriche 5832
Pallas, Flora Rossica 5140
— Mongol Volkerschafben 3784
— Reise 3787
— Tauride 3788
— Vocabularia 1074
Pallavicino, Concilio di Trento 2192
Pallavicino, Divortio Celeste 655
Pallegoix, Grammatica Thai 3471
Pallegoix, Siamese Dictionary 3473
Pallegoix, Siam 3789
Palmia, Hungaria 6426
Palmeri, Storia di Slcilla 656
Palmstruch och Venus 5141
Palstercamp, des Volcans 6142
Panegyric! 1736
Panini's von Bbhtlhigk 8439
Panzano, Analos de Aragon 823
Panzer, Annales Typog. 4559
Paolo V. Papa 6169
Papeles Varios 915-17
Paper, coloured 6003-7
Paquot, M^moires 4560
Parable of the Sower 10i5
Paradin, Alliances C427
ParsBnetices Veteres 1230
Pardessus, Droit Commercial 434S
— Loi Salique 4349
Parent-Duchatelet, Prostitution 35S
Parian Chronicle 1737
Paris, Voyage &428
Parise la Duchesse 1391
Parker, Life's Painter 35
Parkinson's Organic Remains 5143
Pama<^) Espanol 918
Pamaase Occitanien 1390
Parodies du Theatre Itulien 44 17
Parraga Martel, Lisseno y Fenlssa 919
Parry's Voyages 3791
Parry's Welsh Harper 4411
Parson's Remains of Japhet 1375
Pascal, CEuvres de 364
— Provindales 357
Pashley's Crete S7!iS
Pasley's Commissariat 4228
Pasqualino, Vocabularlo Sidliano 741
Pusquier, la France 6430
Passio Christl 5/63
Passion Christi 5762
Passionael : Aurea Legenda 6187
Passionael der hyllighen 2219
Passow's Griech. Worterbuch 1738
Pathelin. Farces du XVe aiecle 358
Patois of France 1360-1427
P.itriarchi, Yocabulario Veneziano 746
Patritius (Lud. Romanus) 3887-89
Pauli, Konig Aelfred 1197
Pausanius, GrsecisB descriptio 1739
Pavian Dialect 728
Pay and Audit Regulations 4227
PaykuU, Fauna Suecica 5144
— Insecta 5145
Pearson's Astronomy 5140
Peck's Desiderata 12S
Peguan. The KammaTava 2399
Pelissier, Alg^rie. 3798
Pelisson, rAcad6mie firan$olse 4561
Pellerin, CEuvres 6019
Pellico, Opere ' 6S9
Pemberton's Bootan 2791
Pembroke Coins 6921
Pend-Nameh, Persan 3347
Penmanship 6647-74
Penna, Albori Mnsicali 4412
Pennsylvania, Hist. Soc 3997
Pentateuch, by Young 8116
Percel, BibL des Romans 456S
Percheron, Bibliographie Entom. 6147
Perder, Decorations 5834
Percier, Palais k Rome 6838
Percival's Ceylon 3795
Percy's Reliques 127
Peregrinii Principes Langobar. 6I3S
Pereira, Adagia Lusitana 2308
Peresio, Maggio Romanesoo 738
Perez de Guzman 821
Perez, Relaciones 920
Perez de Herrera 6050
Perez de Hita, Guerras de Gran. 921
— Historia de los Vandos 922
Peringskiold, Monumenta Goth. 1333
Periodicals, literary 4448-4601
Periodicals, sdentiflc 4602-6378
Periing's Pyramids of Gizeh 9688
Persia, Tour in 3794
Persian 328a>348S
Persian Album 2347
Persian Bible 2071
Persian Drawings 2348
Persian History of the World S414
Perdan History 9481
PersUn MSS. S400-48
Persian Miscellany 9488
Persian Poetry S434
Persian Reader 8348
Persian Tracts and minor Works 3482
Persian Treatises 2435
Pendns 1740
PertB, Leben Steins. 497
GENERAL INDEX.
485
Peiti, Monmnenta GermanisB 6438
Fera 8917-4025
Peacetti, Proverbi Italian! 6038
Peterkin'a Biahoprick of Orkney 128
Petenbnrgh Academy 5216
Petescns, Graevios 1666
Petrarcha, Canzone, MS. 2306
Peferarcha, Opei-e volgare 660
— Rime 664
Petomlus 1741
P«troi^ and Davenport's Diction. 537
Petter, Ringer 5608
Pettos, Fleta Minor 6148
PeMy*8 Political Arithmetick 4350
PetaFBSon, Hbttoria Islandiae 1334
Peoeema de DiWnationibos 5986
Peatinger, Tabula Itineraria 1743-45
Peverone di Coneo 5149
•_ ■ Peyre, Orftvrerle 5698
^ Pcyron, Lexicon Copticnm 3063
PoyBsonelf Bords du Danube 8796
Peyaaonelf Mer Noire 4351
Peysaonel et Deafcnftdnes 8797
PfetffBr'a Schnecken 5150
Pflzmaier, W5rter 3246
— Alno-Sprache 3247
Pfyftaer, Java 3798
Phndma, Fabnla 1746-8
Phcnidan 3483-84
Phenician Tracts 3484
PhUalethes* History of Ceylon 8799
PblUppine Islands. Extracto 8801
Phnilps, AngvMch. Recbt 4353
— En^^Usche Rechtageschichte 4354
Pbimps* Inland Navigation 4352
Phfllips' Wales 213
PhOdogical Society's Proceedings 1076
Philological Society's Tiansact. 1077
Philology, Ancient 1547-1870
Philology, Modem 1029-1546
Philoponas 3998
PhfloBophical Magazine 5151
Philosophical Transactions 5196
Philosophie divine 359
PhotU Myriobiblon 1749
h Phrynichi Edogae 1750
Phjrslcal Sciences 5377
Piuzl, Stellanun Positiones 5152
Pidbk Hebrew Concordance 3117
Pickering's Vocabulary 36
Pietet, Phryganides 6153
— Paltontologie 6154
Plddington's Plants of India 6155
Piedmontese Dialect 729
Plemoot et Savoy e 6526
Pieri, Cronica 671
Pletera, I'lmprimerie Elsever. 4564
Pigna, Prlndpi di Este 6435
Plffnorla, Padova 6437
Pignorii Tabulae Aegyptiomm 2689
PlgBOtti, Storia della Toscana 672
J*ike*s North America 3999
POgiam, Wetterkunde 5156
POpay's Fables 8291
Ptmentel, Viagens 3806
Plnaens de Integritatibus 5987
Pindar 1751-3
Pindemonte, Prose e Pocsie 673
Pinelo, Bib. Oriental y OocL 4565
Piaeyro, Reladon 3807
Pinm, Com^tographie 6157
Pinfl Litnrgia Mozarabica 2220
Pinkerton on the Scythians 1124
Pfaito, Peregrinaciones 3808
Ptpino, Gramatica Piemontese 730
Pinto's Don Pirlone k Uoma 674
Pipenpoy de Bruxelles 6183*
Plni, Sicilia 6438
Piats India Naturalis 5158
Pitcaim's Criminal Trials 129
Pittakys 1754
Pladta de Quo Warranto 155
Plaeltorum in Domo abbrev. 149
Planche, Etudes 5610
Plaotlnl Thesaurus Thcutonlcns 1266
Plants 4602-5378
Plath's Mandschorey 3810
Plato 1756
Piatt's Ethiopic MSa 1946
Plantus 1757
Plinius Secundus 1758-60
Ploos Van Amstel, Opera 6611
Plot's Oxfordshire 6439
Plnmier, L'Art de Tonmer 6835
Plumler, Fongdrcs de I'Amerique 6159
— Plantes de I'Amerique 6160
Plutarchi Moralia 1762
Plutarchi Opusc. Moral. 1761
Plutarchi Vitn 1763
Pococke, Description of the East 8811
Pococke, Historia Arabum 2947
Poems, written in India 2552
Poeppig's Rcise 4000
Poesiaa en dialecto Asturiano 977
Poesias Espanoles, MS. 2307
Po6sies des XVe et XYIe Sidles 1392
PoetSB Latini Minores 17v'6
Poetae Minores Graeci 1764
Poetae Sconid Grsed 1770
Pontes Fran^ais 360
Poeti ItaUani 658-75
Poeti Napoletani 725
Poggius, Translation 5764
Pohl, Grammatica Bohemica 1466
Points of Humour 6437
Pokomy, Vegetation 4668
Poland 4040-44
Policarii, XIL Apostel 5765
Polish 1480-88
Polish Bible 2073
Polish Dictionary 1484
Polish Dictionary 1487
Political Economy 4279-4888
Political Economy, Tracts 43{i5*
Political Tmcts 4385
Polonais Journal 4043
Polybius, Historiae 1771-2
Polydorus Vergilius 5766
Polyglott Specimens 1877
Polyglott^ 1029-1092
Polynesian Languages 3549-56
Pompei, par Bonucd 5613
Pontecoulont, Syst^me du Monde 6161
— Astronomic 5162
Pontiflcale Romanmn 2221
Pontoppidan's Norway 6163
Porru, Gramatica Sarda 735
Portae Villae 6164
Porter's Georgia 8812
Porter's Turks 2829
Portolano, MS. 2308
Portraits 5614-32
Port Royal, Lettres 23u9
Portugal: Kinsey 115
Portuguese Bible 2076
Portuguese Books 993-1028
Possevini Moscovia 4063
Pott, Etymologische Forschun. 1078
Potter's Cant Dictionary 87
Pougens, Archeologie Fran9alse 231
Pougens, Tr^sor 1079
Pouget, Pierres Pr^cicuses 5632*
Pouillet, Physique 5165
Power, Sicilia 5166
Prado, Gdologie 5167
Prambhofer, Traum-Gesichter 6465
Prangey, Omemens Moresques 5599
Pratilli, Via Appia 6440
Pray, Yeteres Hunni 6441
— Aimales Hunnorum 6442
Preccs Hebraeomm 2835
Precisco, Seguidillas 924
Pregitzer, Wirttemb. Genealogie 6443
Premare's Chinese Grammar 8047
Prcm Sagur, or Krishnu 8165
Price, H istoria Br>'tannica 6444
Price's Mahomedan History 2553
Prichard, Physical History 1080
— Natural History of Man 1081
Prichard's Eastern Origin 1125
Prichard's Egyptian Mythology 2690
— Ethnographical Maps 1082
— Welshman's Candle 1167
Prideaux's Mahomet 2554
Priwtley's Works 131
Primavera y Flor de Romaaoes MS
Prinsep's Indian Antlquitiei 9798
— British India S7M
— Transactions 2795
-- Register 4441
— Tables 9467
Prints, Books of 6379-6861
Priorato, Uuominl d'ltalia 66S6
Prior's Works ISI
Prisdani Grammatica 9311
Produs Diadochus 1773
Pnmtuario de Medaglie 6929
Propertius 1606
Propertius, Werke 177i
Prophccden 6767
Proven9al 1360-1427
Provindal Dictionary 17
Proverbes Fran9ais 6027
Proverbes Fran^ais 6099
Proverbs 6012-51
Proverbs and Sayings 2433
Proverbs, Spanish 909-986
Psalterium Graecum 1963
Psalterium (Polyglotte) 1876
Psalters 1871-9197
Ptholomd Geographia 3813
— Geographia, 1522 3813
Ptolemaei Geographia 1773
— Composition Mathdmatiqae 1777
— Geographia, 1540 8817
PtoIemsQus, 1730 4086
Ptolemaeus auctns, 1530 4066
Pufendorf de Carole Gustavo 0633
Pufendorf s Law of Nature 4366
Puga, las Philipinas 3804
Pughe's Welsh Dictionary 1168
Pugh's Cambria Depicta ' 914
I\igin, Architecture Oglvale 6837
Pugin's Normandy 6836
Pugbi's Glossary of Ornament 6634
Pulades, Coronlca de Caihalunya 964
Pulgar, Chronica de Ferdinando 9M
— Chronica 6180
Pulteney's Catalogues 6168
Punch, the London Charivari 6768
Punjabee 8209
Purchas, Inseds 6057
Purchas, Pilgrimes 3818
Purqueddu, Tesoro della Sardegna 786
Pushtoo Testament 9078
Pushtu 3386-6
Putsrhius, Grammatica Latina 1778
Pylaie, Etudes Archeologiqnes 6448
Quadl Fasdculus Gcographicus 4067
Quadraro, Kecuerdos de Espana 927
Quarterly Journal, Geolog. Soc. 4883
Quarterly Oriental Maga;dne 9556
Quatrem^re, Airique 9948
Quatrem^re, Egypte 2691
Quatrem^re de Qulncy 1780
Quatram^re de Qulncy 6838
Quattro Poeti 667
Quehl, Danemark 3819
Quekett's Microscope 6169
Querard, France Litteraire 4666
— Archives littdraires ' 4667
Question de Amor 6181
Quevedo, Obras 928
Quillet, Legislation 4998
Quinctilian 1781-.S
Quinet, Ahasvdrus 361
Quin's Historical Atlas 4088
Quintana, Hippollto y Aminta 930
— Pamaso Espanol 981
Quintus Curtius 1788-4
Qulntus Curtiu^ MS. 2312
Quirino, Rcpublique do Venise 709
Quitard, Proverbes Franyais 6031
Rabelais, (Euvrcs 369
Raccolta dd Moto dell' Acque 6170
Raccolta dl Docum. Venez. 703
Raccolta dl Novelle 676
Rachie, (Euvres 868
Raczynsky, Art en Allemagne 6635
Raczynsky, Medalller de Pologne 6998
Radlof, Mustersoal 1911
2 E
1
426
GENERAL INDEX.
Radlof, Sprachen der Germ. 1232
Raflkel, Loggie nel Vaticano 5687
— Frescoes CC38
Baffles, Java 3t$20
— Life 3822
Raigeconit. M. do Ralg«c(mrt 6446
Ralmbach, Memoirs 5636
Bi^asthan 2812
Bamas-wami, Dekkan Poets 2556
Bambnr, Entom. AndaL 5172
Bamelli, Machine 5839
Bamillette de divinas florcs 932
Bami Nori Regnom 1335
Bamklssen San 3149
Bammohun Roy, Veds 3455
Samoa, Castilla 6447
Bampoldi, Proverbi 6040
Bam Raz, Architecture 2608
— Hindu Architecture 5840
Bamsay, Gujarati Grammar 3163
Bamsay*s Poems 133
Bamns, Catalogos Mas. Dan. 5926
Bamna, Tractatus 6448
Bamnslo, Navigationi 3823
Banke, Europa 498
— Zdtalter der Reformation 499
Baonl-Rochette, Antiqalt^s 1785
Baool-Rochette et fiouchet 5612
Bapetti, Marmont 4229
Bapbaelf Psyche et Amor 5641
— Teste Scelte 5639
— Tfttes choisies 5640
Bapln's History of England 135
Baache, Lexicon Num. 5927
Baabid Effendy 3505
Baai's AJDglo-Saxon Grammar 1198
— Danish Grammar 1336
— Icelandic Grammar 1337
BasmuBsen 2949
Batti, Fam. Sforza 6450
Ban e Requesens, Rime 742
Banwolff, Roeyss 8824
BaTrlinson, Cuneiforms 2993-
Bay*s English Proverbs 6023
Bay's Remaina 137
Ray's Rebellion, 1745.10 4230
Bay Society Publications 5178
Baymond Breton, Diet. Caraibe 8541
Baynouard, Grammaire companSe 1895
'•^ Lezique Roman 1397
— Grammaire Romane 1394
— Poesies des Troubadours 1393
— Roman de Ron 1417
Beali di Francia 677
Reaumur, Oiseaux domestlques 4429
ReboUedo, Obras 933
Record Gonmiission PnbL fol. 189-165
Becord Commission Publ. Svo. 166
Becuen de Cantates 4413
Becneil de Documents 4064
Becueil de Vers 370
Becueil des Pontes Francois 6105
Beden, Tableaux 6451
Bedhouse, Langue Ottomane 8507
— Turkish Dictionary 3506
Bedi, Opere 678
Redoutl, Les Roses 5175
Beehorst's Mariner's Polyplot 4276
Beeve, Camataca Dictionary 8159
Beeve, Conchologia Iconica 5176
Reformation, Rankc 499
R^ormers in Germany 2313
Regimen Sanitutis 60.'i8
BeifTs Russian Grammar 1507
Rciffenberg, Ohronologie 6452
— Noms de Families 6453
Reinoert de Vos 1268
Reinaud, Monumens Musulmans 2557
ReinekedeVos 6131
Reineke Fuchs 462
Reineke Fuchs 6130
Rrinesii Inscription. 1786
Belnwardt, Ind. Archipel 3829
Rei Rusticae Script. 1793
Beisch, Margarita Philos. 6988
Reisneri Jerusalem 88 28
■llelandi Anal. Rabbin. 3118
Relandl Dlssertationes 2558
Relandi Palsestina 3830
Relkovich, Slavonska 1478
Relph's Poems 8
Rembrandt, Estampes 5648
Remesal, Chyapay Guatemala 4001
Remnsat, Grammaire Chinoise 8048
R6musat, Angleterre 871
Remy du Puys, Entrf e 5605
Rena, Duchi di Toscana 6454
Renard, Roman du 1399
Renaudotii Liturg. Orient. 2193
Renauldin, M6d. Numism. 5929
Rene, (Euvres 6106
Ren6e, Princes Militairea 6455
Renesse-Breidbach 5930
Rengger's SSugethiere 5177
Renier, Zoologia Adriatica 5177*
Rennell's Herodotus 1676
Rcnouard, Ann ales des Aide 4569
Renouard, Biblioth. d'un Amateur 4568
Repetti, Toscana 8831
ReptlUa 4602-5378
Reports respecting Public Records 157
Restout, Gal^rie Fran9oise 5625*
Retz, Mdmoires 872
Retzsch's Shakspeare Gallery 5646
Reusneri opus Genealogicum 6456
Reusneri Italia 8832
Reuvens, Lcttres 2692
Revolution Fran^ise 382
Revolution Franpaise 374-3*"6
Revolution franpalse, Thiers 420
Revolutions de Hongrie 4036
Revue Archeologique 6457
Revue Numismatique 5932
Revue Numism. Beige 5933
Reybaud, Jerome Paturot 387
Rejrnard, Omemens 6600
Reynike, Yossde Olde 1233
Reynst, Veteres Icones 5649
Reyssbuch des HeyL Lands 3833
Rezende, Portugal 4356
! Shades, Catechismus 8479
RhasJs, Vocabulaire Turc 3508
Rhetores Graeci 6160
Rhode, Pflanzenkunde 5178
Rhodes, Dictionarium 3061
Rhodes, Tent« 4231
Ribadeneyra, I'los Sanctorum 934
Ribadeneyra, Flos Sanctorum 2194
Ricardo, Political Economy 4357
Riccio, Monete di Roma 5934
Riccius, Adel 6458
Rich, Babylon 2992
Richard of Cirencester 6459
Richardson, Arab. Pers. Diet. 3350-55
— Arabic Grammar 2950
Richardson, English Dictionary 88
Rlcliardson, Stars 5179
Richelieu, Journal 6107
— Mfemoires 6108
Richter's Werke 475
Richthofen's Friesisches WOrtcrb. 1273
Riddle's Lathi Lexicon 1787
Ridinger, Etchings 5650
Ridolfl, Plttori Veneti 5651
^^Se^ Chaldee Grammar 8119
Rigveda-Sanhita 2617
Rig-Veda-Sanhita, by MfOler 3440
— by WUson 3412
— par Langlois 8443
Rinaldo, Inamoramento de 679
Rinuccini, Rlcordi storici 680
Rio, Popsie Chrdtienne 5652
— Art Chrdtien 5653
Risco, la CHStilla 810
Ritter, Ancient PhUosophy 4527
Ritter, Erdkunde 8«34
— Geocrraphie 8836
Rittershusii Genealogia 64f)0
— Tabulae gen 6461
RItus Eccl. August. 2222
RIzo, Litterature Grecque 1448
Robert, sa Vie 5654
Roberto, Re di Gerusalemme 616!
Roberts' Holy Land 5655
Roberts' Egypt and Nnbia a6M
— Holy Land, coloured 6657
— Egypt, coloured 5669
Robertson, Clavis Pentatenchi SOIf
— ChivisPentat. 8120
Robertson's Tamil PapCTv SOI
Robinson Crusoe, Arabic 2871*
Robinson's Asam 8797
Robinson's Biblical Researches 3887
— later Researches 3836
Rocca, Discorsi di Gnerra 413S
Roche-Aymon, Troupes L^g^res 4233
Roohefort, Des Antilles 4001
Rochefoucauld, Maximes 888
Rochejaquelein, Memoirea MS
Rochel, Plantae Btmatus 61M
Rochon, Madagascar 3839
Rodriguez, Gramm. Japon. 3848
Roebuck's Proverbs 0043
Roemer, Oolithen-Gebirge 5181
— KreidebUdungen 6188
Roer, Blbliotheca Indica 3445
Roesel, Historia Ranarum 5181
Roesel's Inseckten-Belustigong 6184
Roger, Langue Ouolofe 363f
Roget's Thesaurus 40
Roig, Libre de les Dones 081
Rolland's Seven Ages 57
Rollin, Histoire R(»naine 1788
Romagnosi, Diritto penalo 4398
Romaic 14S8-5S
Romaic Testament 8070
Romaic and Greek 8061
Roman Institute 5521
Roman de la Violette 1401
Roman du Renart 1180
Romance Languages 1360-1407
Romancero Castellano 901
Romancero de Romances Moriaeos 917
Romances Caballereacoa 09
Romances de Germania Ott
Romances Moriscos 036
Romances varios 044
Romanesc Dialect 7Sl
Romanese or Romansh 8080
Romansch 1421-tt
Romans de Chevalerie OIOO
— Huon de Bordeaux 6110
— Valentino 0111
Romans des XIL Pairs 1481
Romans des Sept Sages 1408
Romanzi di Cavalleria 608
Rome, ancient 1647-1870
Rome. Beschreibung 1789
— Platnerund Urlichs 1701
Rome, Itinerario di 6CB9
Rome, with Index 4116
Rommant de la Rose, MS. 6061
Rondelet, des Poissons 5186
Roon, Grundsatze 3840
Roquefort, Glossaire Roman 1466
Roquete, Leal Conselheiro 48M
Rosa, Obras 015
Roscoe's Monandrian Phmte 5IS7
Rose, Chemie 5189
Rose, Roman de la 1887
Rosellini, Monum. dell* Egitto 8680
Rosen, Radices Sanscrttn 8446
Roeenkranz, Gothe 487
— Kant'schen Philos. 478
Rosenmueller, Scholia in V. Test SlOf
Ro3ii de Porta historia 8197
Rosing's Danish Dictionary 1388
Rosini, Sa^gio Torquato Tusao 680
Rosmini, Francesco Filelfo 681
Rosny, Langue Japonaise 8849
Rossellii artiflciosa Memoria 616S
Rossi, Droit Penal 4861
Rossi, Quadratura del Circolo 6190
Rossii Etymolngia Aegyptiaca 3064
Rosvith, Pocisies 5990
Roewit, Opera 57G9
Rothe, Romans du Renard 1401
Rotteck'8 Wcltgeschichte dC2
Rottlcr's Tamil Dictionary 3381
Rotuli Chartamm in Turri 161
Rotuli Hundrcdonua 161
GENERAL INDEX.
481
Roinli Littcramm Clausarum 159
Rofenli Litterarom Pateatium ICO
BofeaU ScotlJB in Turri 153
ftotulomm Origlnallnm Abbrev. 143
Ronck, Heraold 6462
Rongebief; Franche-€k>inttf 889
Roidoax, lUstoire de Bretaipne 390
Ronsfleao, Ocuvres 3Wl
Bouneau's PeraiMi Vocabulary 3356
BoTlgo, M^moires de 350
Roxburgh's Ck>roinaiidel Plauts 5191
Roxburgh's Flora Indica 5192
Roxburgh's Hortus Bengalensis 5104
Bojral Academy 6782*
Royal Kalendar 4447
Royal Society 5195
— Catalogue 5199
Royal Society of Litoraiuro 4570
^- Second Series 4571
— Proceedings of 5198
I Boyle's Himalayan Botany 5200
Bnbeis, Ecclosia Aqnilc^jcnsis 6463
Rubens, Histoire de 5660
Backert's Gedichte 503
RndbecUi Specimen 1339
Rnddiman's Diplomata Scotije 6464
Boding, Coinage of Great Britain 5935
Buegen Island 4127
Bnogieri, Pyroteohnie 4183
Bolx ct Pavoa 5201
— Systema 5202
Bnmoldi Acta 6465
Bnmphii, Herbarium Amboincnso 5204
Runic Poetry 1340
Ruperti, Handbuch 1792
Ruphy, Dictionnaire Arabe 2952
RttppelU V5gel Afirika's 52u7
Rttppell, Zoologie von Afrika 5206
Bfls, OJi-Language 3528
AofselVs Cyphers 6562
Bsaaell's Fishes 5209
Bussell's Indian Serpents 5211
Bosaia 4045-65
Russia, Tracts 4065
Rutsian 1490-1511
\ RuMlan Dictionary 1491
RoasianNavy 4277
«— Russieet la Perse 3605
RoMlan Testament S087-89
Bnaskago Obehtchdstya 1508
BnaticsBReiScriptorcs 1793-16
Rustis, PardcoUurum Lexicon 6103
Rutland's Tour 3841
Ruxner, Thuniicr Buch 6770
Ryckholt, Melanges 6213
Byland 200
R ymeri Foedera 4362
Rymeri Foedera 6466
Rymer's Foedera 154
fiudi. Works 2437
Siwdi's Goolistan 2438
I -— Bostan 2439
flaavedra, el Muro exposito 946
Sab' at Asrar-al-lUaliiyuh 2377
flabatier, Journal Politique 384
8«bda Calpa Druma 3447
Sabellico, Croniche Vcneti 64(>1
Sabellico, Historie Vlnitiune 682
Sacco, Napoli 3842
— Dizionario 3843
fiMduenspiegcl 1238
flack's Apologetik 2198
flack, Surinam 4004
flacred Edict 2643
flacy, Catalogue 4572
flaqr, Chrestomathie Ambo 2256
flacy, Grammaire Arabc 2052
flacy, M6moires de la Pcrso 2559
fladelor. Solitude Patrum 5662
fladi, Kosarium 8357-9
— Gulistan 8360-68
— Bostan 3369
fladi's Baghi Oordoo 8185
fladl's Bostan, Ms. 2338
Sadler's State Papers 167
fladoleti EpiRtoIte 5991
flagarra, E^MUia 8844
Sagaf>, Northern 1274-1359
Sagra, Anales 4363
Sainct Gclais, Le rergier 6112
Suhit-AUais, France 6467
Sainte-Beuve 394
Sainte-Croix, Alexandre 1797
Sainte Palaie, Troubadours 4673
— TAndenne Chevalerie 4575
Salutes, Vie de Spinosa 6993*
iSainthill, Olla PoUrida 6986
— Numismatic Crumbs 6937
Saint-Patrick's Cathedral 194-208
Saint Petersburg!! Academy 5214
Saiut-Surin, Cluny 1409
Sahiberry, PEmpire Ottoman 2830
Salaberry, Vocabuloire Basque 1110
Salazar de Mcndoza, Monarquia 948
Salazary Castro, Advertcncias 947
Sahizar y Casiro 6468
Sale's Psohns 4414
Solig de Dlptychis 6663
SaUe, La Salde 6113
Sallustius 1799-1802
Salt's Abyssinia 3645
Salt's lliei-oglypbicfl 2694
Salvador, J^us Christ 2190
Salvador, rttranss et Gibbon 2199*
Salvandy, Histoire de Pologne 4044
Salvator llosa, Morgan 6664
Salver, Reichs Adels 6469
Salvollni, Analyse 2695
Salxenbcrg, Baudenkmsblcr 5841
^ambuca, Cenomaui 6470
Samllngar Svenska Fomskrift 1841
Sammlnng Reisebesdir. 3846
Samogitian 2090
Samouelle, Entomological Cabinet 52 1 7
Samper, Montcsa ilustrada 948*
Sams' Egypt 2696
Sanchez de Matrimonio 2200
banchez Valverde 4005
rtand, (Euvres 895
Sanderi Bibliotheca Belglca 4577
Sanderl Chorographia BrabuntiiB 5665
Sandi, Storia di Venezia 704
Sandrart, Ars Pictoria 6626
Sanhita of the Sama Veda 8449
San Kokf Tsou Bun To-Sets 2598
San Kwo Cho 8050
San Kwo Che 3051
SanmicheU, Fabbriche 6842
Sannazarus 1803
Sanscrit 8887*8469
Sanscrit MSS. 2447
Sanscrit Works 3468
Sansovino, C. Orsina 6471
Sansovino, FamigUe d'ltaUa 6478
Santa Cruz de Marzenado 4234
Santander, BibUoth^(iue 4578
— Dictionnaire Bibiiographiquo 4.')79
Santarem, Atlas 3847
— Cosmogruphle 3848
Santarem, Kela^oes de Portugal 4364
Sardinia. Dury 4128
Sardinia (Island oO 3a48*
Sardinian Dialect 734
Karmatiun Languages 1453-1527
(San>i) Concilio Tridentino 2201
Sarpi, Paolo V. Venetia 705
Sarrazin, Guerre d'Espagne 4235
— Guerre de llnssie 4236
Sartorl, Oesterreich 4581
Sassenspegel 1237
Satyre Menippte 397
Saussure, I'llvgrorajirie 5218
Saussure, Guepes Socialcs 5219
Savary, Grammaire Arabe 2958
Savi, Omithologia Toscona 6220
Savigny, das Recht 4365
Saxon, Anglo 1174-1205
Saxon Bible 1069
Saxon Chronicle 1199
Saxon Chronicle dissected 1200
Saxo Grammaticus 6474
Sayas, Anales de Aragon 823
Scanderbeg, Thaten 5771
Scandinavian Literature 1274-1309
Scappl Cuoco 6166
Scardeonius, Urbs Patavii 647S
Scarron, Virgile Travestie 898
Scelta di Autori 28=4
Schaaf, Lexicon Syriacum 8181
Schack, Dramatische Literatur 901
Schoefferl Iconcs Insectorum 6SS1
SchafiEirick's SUwische Alterthfim.1465
Schardii Germania C476
Schaufelbcrger, Clavis Homerica 1681
Scheffer, de Suecite Insignibus 184S
Schellenberg, Mouches Dipt^res 5S23
Scheller, Lexicon Latinum 18M
Schellhig's Werke 604
Hchels, Kricgsgeschichte 4237
Scheuchzeri Itinera 622S
Scheyb, Tabula Peutingeri 1744
Schier, Granmiairo Arabe 2959
Schieson, Opero 747
Schildtberger 6139
Schiller's Gedichte 6666
Scliiller's Werke 606
Schllteri Thesaurus 1839
Schimper et Mougeot 6284
Schinas, Grec Modeme 1449
Sehinz, Nester der VOgel 6285
— Saugethiere 6299
Schkuhr, Carex ou Laiches 6387
Schlegel, PhysiononL des Serpent 6228
Schleiden, Botanik 6829
Schleiermacher's Werke 8203
— Predigten 8204
Schlosser's 18e Jahrhundert 607
Schmaltz, SicUia 6881
Schmeizcls, Wappenlehre 6477
Schmeller, Mundarten Bayema 1240
Schmeller's Abhandlungen 1084
Sclmiettau, PreussiBche Armee 4888
Schmidel, Historia NauigaL 4007
Schmidt, Contes 6778
Schmidt, Ost Mongolen 8288
— Mongol. Grammatik 8884
Schmidt's Russisch. WSrtorboch 1609
Schmiedcl, FossiUa 6838
Schnaase, bUdende Kiinste 6667
Schneevoogt, Plantae 6288
Schnurrer, BibL Arablca 8960
Schoell, Pidces Offlcielles 4839
Schoenvisner,CatNum.HangarisB 6939
Scboepflinl Alsatla 6478
Schoettgcnii Dlplomataria 6479
Schoettgenii Honn Hebraics 8188
Scholtz, Gramm. Aegypt 80(i5
Scholz, Einleitnng 8205
Schon, Proportzion 6778
SchSnherr, Synonymia Insect 6884
SchUn's Haussa Vocabulary 8684
Schott, Raupen-kaleudcr 6237
Schott, Tschudischen Sprachen 10R5
Schotti Ilispanise Scriptores 6480
Schotti Technlca Curiosa 6336
Schoutcn, Voyagie 3849
— Relstogt 8860
— Indes 8861
Schouw, Pflanzcngeographie 6338
— Climat de I'ltalie 6239
Schreinor, Fresco-Gemiilde 6668
Schrcnck. Kayser, Konige 6669
Schrencknlus, Imperatorcs 6481
Schrcudor, Zulu Grammatik 8687
SchrUder, Mose 8806
Schroeckli, Klrchengeschichte 8807
Schroeder, Thesaurus Armenicns 3984
SchroBder, Bhotanta Dictionary 8478
Schrot's Wappen Buch 6482
Schubert, Ahndungen 608
— Urw^lt 600
Schubert, Astronomie 6840
Schublcr's Stuben-Oefen 6843
Schultens, Authologia arab. 2961
Schultz, Circulation 6241
Schuize, Gothisches Glossar 1235
Schiltzc, Holsteiniiichcs Idiotikon 1886
Schweigger, Ueiss 886^'
Sciences 4603-68
Sdcutlflc Tracts 6868^
SdcntUlo Tracts, Russia 51
4S8
GENERAL INDEX.
SoUU, Monete Pontiflde 5940
Seobier, des Armes 6483
S«ohier, liaison de Croy 6484
Scorasby, Franklin Expedition 8853
BeotUnd. Cardonncl 6668*
SeotUnd. Inqnisit. ad Capellam 150
Sootland. Kegist. Maffni SigilU 153
Soott'a Provincial Antiquities 5672
SeoCt, Romaner 1348
Seotti, Helvetia 6485
ScottI, Hedaglie 59^13
Soottiflh Language : Jamieson 38-24
Seottiflh Language: Kainsay 183
Seottiah Language: Virgil 183-183
Heott'8 Border Antiquities 5071
Sooondrel's Dictionary 41
Scripto Historica Islandonun 1344
Scr^res Rei Metrical 1805
Sena's Central France 5242
Scnderi, Dissertazioni 4366
Seidptare 5379-5720
Seals and Autographs 23 15
SelMS Rerum natural Thesaurus 5243
Seeondat, Chtoo 5244
Seconder Nameh, Manuscript 2342
SaemiUer, Bibl. Ingoldst. 4582
Segoing, Armorial 6486
H^ur, Histoire Universelle 399
Sagnr, Napoleon 4240
Segoro de TordesiUas 817
Seller, Wendische Spracho 1527
8eir-Mutaqbarin 2799
Seia, Boekdrukkonst 4583
Selby*s British Forest-Tiees 5245
Select Proverbs 6016
Seleni Cryptographia 6563
Seneca 1806-7
Qepo'B Foreign Wood 5246
— PapiUfHis de Surinam 5247
Septentrion, les coutumes 8782
S^nichral Monuments : Gough 96
Serassi, Vita del Tasso 691
Sereniua, diction.ang1o-suethicum 1845
SerradiCBLlco, Antichit4deUaSicilU 5670
Serres, Animaox 5248
Servian 1522-24
Serviere, Cabinet de 5844
Seatini, Lettere Numismatiche 5943
SeviUa, Memorias Literarias 949
Seirel's Dutch Dictionary 1270
Seyfllsirth, Hieroglyphices 3066
Shakespear's Bengal 2801
SUakespear's Hindustani Diction. 3186
— Grammar 3188
— Selections 3190
Sharhi Pendi Attar 3509
Sharpens Egypt 26<)7
Sharpens Peerage 6487
Shaw's Barbary 3853
Shaw's Dresses 5674
Shaw's Omamenta 5673
Sheffield, Observations 201
Shells 4602-5378
Shenstone's Works 168
Sherbro Catechism 3530
Shih Chuh Tse Slioo 3052
Shortlandf New Zealanders 3554
Shurreef; Qanoon-e-lslam 2802
Siamese 3470-74
SIhbald, ScotU lUustrata 5249
Siblmldi Britannia mtgor 6488
Sibbaldi Miscellanea 209
SIber, Itinerarium 3316
ffiberie, Voyages en 3854
Slbome's War in France 424 1
Sibthorp, Flora GrsBca 5251-52
— l*rodromus 5253
Sichem, Historien 5774
SicUia 683
(ticiUan Dialect 737-43
Sicily. Effemeridi 4584
BIdath Sangarawa 3217
Hdonii Opera 5992
lUdonius Apollinaris 1808
Mebold, Blblioth. Japonic. 3250
Slebold, Fauna Juponica 5254
Slobold et Zuocarini 5258
Si«ge de Calais 400
Sieges 4136-4378
Slestrzencewicz de Bohnsi 4038
Siete Partidas de Alfonso 950
Sigonii Italia 6480
— Res Bononienses 6490
Sikh MS. 3449
Silesia. Geschichte Schlesienfl 519
Silesia. Homann 4139
SOius ItaUcus 1810
Sillig's Artists of Antiquity 5675
Silva,laTactique 4342
Silvestre, Alphabets 6565
Silvestre, CEuvrcs 5676
Silvestre, Pal6ographie 6564
Silvestre de Sacy 2952-57
Simes, Military Course 4243
Simienowicz, Artillery 4182
Simmons, Heavy Ordnance 4244
Simon's Irish Coins 5944
Sinaplus, Schleslsche Curiosit. 6491
Shighalese 3210-19
Singhalese Grammar 3218
Singhalese Testament 2091
SinO-el-Wahhaj 2379
Siret, Dictionnaire des Peintres 5677
Sismondi, Histoire des Fran^ais 401
— Republiques Italiennea 401
— Litt6rature du Midi 408
Siyar-Ul-Mutakherin 2597
Sjeiborg, Fademeslandets 1347
JSjoegren, 0»8et. Sprachlehre 3286
Skinner, Etymologlcon 42
Slang Dictionary 9
Slange, Christian IV. 1848
Slavonic Bible 2094
Slavonic Languages 1453-1527
Slavonic Service 1517
— Service Book in Slavonic 1518
Sleeman, Ramoseeana 2803
— Thug Gangs 2804
— Rambles 2805
Sloane's Nat. Hist of Jamaica 5259
Slovenish 1512-16
Small's Hindustani Grammar 3176
Smids, Oudhcden 5516
Smith (CoL C. Hamilton) 4136
Smith's Plants 5261
Smith's Bibliotheca 4586
Smith's Biography and MythoL 1811
— Antiquities 1812
— Geography 1813
Smith's Catalogue Raisonn6 5678
Smith's Chronlcon Rusticum 43^)9
Smith's Corn-Trade 4368
Smith's Tracts 6262
Smith's Harmonics 4415
Smith's Inventoiium Sepulchrale 6493
Smith's Lives of Highway-men 43
Smith's Views in Italy 5525
Smith's Wealth of Nations • 4367
Smith's Works 168*
Smith's Zoology of South Africa 6260
Smyth's Roman Brass Medals 5945
Smyth's Roman Family Coins 5946
Snorre sturlesen : Heimskringia 1349
Societe de Geographic 3855
Soci^t^ Entomologique 4820
Society Atlas 4089
Society of British Artists 5785
Society of Painters 5786
Soharofthe Cubala 3123
Sohler, Malson de 6493
Solinus 1814
Soils, Conquista de Mexico 4008
Soils, Conquista de Mexico 951
Soils, Wappenbiichlein 6494
Sommersberg, Sliesiac Scriptores 6495
Somneri DlctionariumSaxonicnm 1201
Songs 4389-4422
Soorah, Arabic Dictionary 2962
Sophocles 1815-18
Soprani, Pittorl Genovesi 6627
Sorabjce's Sentences 3137
Sorapan de Rleros 6051
Sorreguleta, Semana Bascongada 1111
Sousa, Caaa Real Portugueza 6496
Sonsa, Lingua Arabica 1027
Southey's Orsua 171
Sower, Parable of the 1035
Sowerby's English Botany 6861
— the Supplement 6864
— British Mineralogy 6265
— Mineral ConchcA^gy 63.i6
— English Fungi 6967
Soverby's (G. B.) Foaail Shells 6888
Soyer, Infanterie 4S4i
Spa. Guides 6545
Spain. Tofino 4180
Spain and Portugal 4131
Spangenberg, Chronlcon 6775
Spangenberg, MansfeL Chronica 6497
Spanhemil Dissertationes 6917
Spanish Bible 8096
Spanish Language 751-700
Spanish Literature 761-976
Spanish, rare Books 6167-83
Spamnan's Voyage 385C
Spearman's British Qtinner 4191
Spectateur Militaire 4146
Spectator 178
Speculum Humanse Salvationis 9817
Speede's Indian GardeiUng 5908
Spegel, Glossarium TMl
Spelen van Slnne 6138
Spelmanni Glossarium 6568
Spence, Epitaphs 9818
Spence's Polymetls 5680
— Polymetis 1819
Spencer's Circassia 3887
Speneri Opus Heraldicnm 64SB
Spenser, Fairy Queen 174
Spiers' French Dictionary 938
Spies, MUnzbelnstig. 5948
Spinoza, Opera 6991
Spix, Cephalogenesis 6S7Q
Spix und Martins 4009
Spon et Wheler 3858
SponU Miscea 1820
Sports 4438-99
Sporteman's Slang 44
Sprenger, Catalogue 9661
Sprichworter 6036
Sprott's Chronicle 6499
Spruner's Historical Atlas 4091
Sri Dandi 3480
Staden, Opera Musica 4416
Stalder's Schwelzerischcs Idiotik. 1941
Stamm, Vorschule zum Ulflla 1949
State Papers 176
State Trials 178
Statins 1811
Statutes of the Realm 147
Staunton's Chhia 9644
Stedman's Surinam 4010
Stein, Frankrcich 811
Stebi D'Altenstehi 6801
Steller, Kamtschatka 8899
Stephani Lexicon Serbicnm 1598
— Serbische Grammatik 1694
Stephani Preedlum Rnsticooi 6971
— Praedlum Rusticum 1898
Stephani Princlpum Musa 6994
— Thesaurus GrsBcus 1898'
Stephani, Thesaurus L. Latin. 1894
Stephens's Book of the Farm 5886
Stephens' British Entomology 6979
— British Inserts 6978
Stephen's Central America 4011
Stephens and Catherwood 4019
Stepner, Inscr. Lips. 6001
Sternberg, Monde primitif 6974
Sternberg, Northamptonshire DisL 46
St Esprit. Statuts 8499
Stetten, Augsburg 6908
Steuart, Pearl Fisheries 4870
Stevenson's English Grammar 8808
— Murathee Grammar SfO?
Stewart's Arabic Grammar 9968
Stewart's Oriental Library 8599
— Persian Letters 8371
St. George 0059
Stleler's Atlas 4099
Stlemman, BlbL SuiogotUca iAH
i
GENERAL INDEX.
420
9d, HohenzoUem
6501
Florilegium
1836
ale's Java
S860
olm Academy
5875
lea Spectres
6276
. £ast Florida
4013
t statutes of the U. States 4371
Pierres Antiques 5493*
, first edition 6166
, Falconer 1827
a, G^ographie 1828
inberg, Nortli of Europe 3861
I's Fortification 4247
is 4249
rodnctory Essay 4250
(, Leben Jesu 2208
i Memoria Popnl. 4029
u. Populorom 6505
int, Braine-le-Chateaa 6507
erchamps 6508
s Greek Harmony 2004
I Horda Angelcynuan 6681
ra Britannica 5684
b. of Efigravera 6682
rts of England 6683
*ckl's New South Wales 6277
;)lien, Statuti 6423
iOxicon lUyricum 1474
BTs Swiss Glironicle 6776
, Palembang 3862
ion, Kongers Sagaer 1350
de Toledo 955
^ Itin. in Terram S. 3759
% Memoria 3805
Joif Errant 409
ables Analytiquea 4737
ius 1830
: Dialect 11
Lexicon 1831
k Buffon 4738
lf6moires 6114
noires 410
ra, Proceedings 3863
, Pelerin 3864
i' Durham 177
9' Society 178
Grrammar 8532
Arch. Collections 6509
ton and Richardson 5278
1, Forsell 3865
1, Mareliufl 4133
ih 1274.1359
h Bible 2098
h Dictionary 1287
} Geraniacese 5279
tus Britannicus 5280
le Rijm KrOnlkor 1352
i Res Belgica. 651U
Life, Mason 194
u^ Yocab. Serbicum 1622
Ava 3866
3079-3132
Testament 2100
Chronique 2614
itanensis 2964
iix de la RdvoL Fran9aise 5685
d, Siam 3867
> 1832
le Andacht 2319
ite, Arte de Scrivere 6567
n, Daniela 2117
1, Druids of Britain 1170
ant des Rtoux, Histor. 413
i, par Chiarini 3124
Slavic Nations 1456
3220-33
Pentateuch 2121
patois de Champagne 1410
1, Atlas 4095
n, Campaigns of 1780 4014
Obras 6182
Mantcha 3277-82
Turkish 2123
, Armenia musicale 4418
rgel 3868
S. Grata 2208*
El Gofflredo 748
Tasso, Gierusalemme liberata 684
— Gemsalenmie liber^ Calabrese 716
— Jerusalem D^livrte 688
— Gierusalemme, Neapolitan 726
— il Gofbredo, Bergam. 711
— Ra Gremsalemme, Zeneize 719
— Jerusalem Delivered 179
Tassy, Hindoustani 8192
Tatistchew, Dictionnaire Rosse 1610
Ta Tsing Leu Lee 2646
Ta Tshig Sen Le 3053
Tattam, Lexicon Aegypt 3067
— Grammar 3068
Tausend und eine Nacht 613
Tavemier, Voyages 3871
Taxatio Ecclesiastica 141
Taylor, Logarithms 5281
Taylor's Fixed Stars 5282
Taylor and Cresy 6846
Tchap-Soo 8054
Tchastyach, Opisanie 1511
Teatro Comico Fiorentino 69S
Teatro Comico Portngues 1028
Teatro Italiano Antioo 693
Teichelmann and Schtirmann 3560
Telinga Gramm. et Diet 2460*
Tellez, Ethiopia 3869
Teloogoo Testament 2124
Telugu 8235-41
Temminck, Mammiflrea 5256
Temminck, Pigeons 6283
— Esqui&ses 2^Qlogiques 6284
Templu, Operi 743
Tench's Port Jackson 3872
Tengler, Layenspiegel 6777
Teniers, Amphitheatrum Pict. 6686
Tennant's Indian Recreations 2805
Tenore, Flora Napolitana 6285
— Fitognosia 6286
— Geographic de Naples 6287
— Specie di Crochi 6288
Terence 1837
Terence, en Francoys 6778
Terentius 1838
Temaux-Compans, BibL Aslat. 4588
Terry's Cyphers 6668
Tertii Berg. Imagines 6687
Tesoro de Escrit. Mist. 956
Tesoro de los Romanceros 940
Testa de NeviU 145
Testaments 1871*2137
Testamentum graece 1988
Testamentum Polyglottum 1874
Teutonic 1206*1230
Teutsche Herold 6511
Tewrdanck 6753-4
Tezkereh al Vakiat 2595
Thai 3470-74
Thaly's Fort Komarom 4251
Theocharopoulos, Greek Dial 1450
Theocritqs 1844
Theologische Studien 2209
Theology 2143-2212
Theophrastus 1845
Therami Uber Belial 2320
Thesaurus Bibliothecalis 4580
Thesaurus Comucopisa 1846
Thevenot, Voyages 3873
— nouvelle edition 3876
— Travels 3877
Thi^bault, Frederic le Grand 414
Thiebault, Si6ge de Gtoes 4262
Tliienemann, Fortpflanzung 6289
Thierry, Conq. de I'Angleterre 416
Thiers, Revolution Fran9aisQ 420
Thirty Years' War, Carve 187
Thoison Dor 6115
Thomas de Hibemia 232*2
Thomas's Heathen Worship 6060
Thomas's Patan Sultans 5949
— Surashtra Coins 5951
Thomas's Welsh Poems 1171
Thomas Magister 1847
Thompson's Africa 3878
Thoms* Chinese Courtship 3055
Thomson, les Saisons 6007
Thomson, Orpheps Caledooias 4419
46
4988
MIO
sni
MSI
ISOB
IMS
459fr«l
Thomson's Etymims
Thorn's War in India
Thome's Adagia
Thornton's India
— East India Company
— Gazetteer
Thornton
Thornton's Turkey
Thorpe's Analecta Saxonica
Thorpe's Laws of England
Thorpe's Catalogues of MS&
Thouin, Esp^ces de Jardins
Thousand and One Nights 6779
Thousand and One Nights, Rng: 4
Threefold Science S444
Threlkeld's Australian Giamnuur 8649
Thnani Historla 6911
Thucydides 1848
Thug Gangs 8808-8
Thiimmel's Werice 618
Thnnberg, Flora Japonica 8990
— Svenske Djur 5991
~ Dissertationes 8999
— Flora Capensis 8998
Thnrot, Philosophie 491
Thybourrel et Appiar 6116
Tibaldi, Senate a tre 4490
Tibbins' French Dictionary 994
Tibeh Ukbar 8474
Tibetan 8476-78
Tibetan MS. 9160
Tibulle 1850
Tibullns 160^4
Ticknor's Spanish literatore 999
Tlcozzi, Dizionario dei PiUoxi 6688
Heck's Schriften 618*
— Evremont 618
— Phantasus 616
Tielcke, Krieg von 1766 bis 1768 4964
Tijdschrift, de Wetenschappen 8294
Timour, Institutes 3478
Timperley's Encyclopedia 4698
Tinto, NobUt& di Verona 694
Tippoo Sultan, Letters 9564
Tiraboschi, Memorie ModenesI 688
— Letteratura Italiana 096
TiraqueUus de Nobilitate 6618
Titii Loci controversi 6998
Titsingh's Japan 9666
Tod's R^ast'han 9819
Toflno, las Costas de Espana 8879
Toiles peintes 6686
Toland's Works 1196
— Works 6060*
Tomas de Cordoba 4014*
Tomasini Elogia viromm 8696
Tomicek, Bohmische Sprache 1467
Tomsa, BcJhmische Sprache 1468
— Worterbuch 1469
Tooke, Diversions of Pnrley 47
Tooke on Prices 4879
Tooti Nameh 2440-3476
TopffiT, Reflexions 498
TopfTer, Voyages 499
— Voyages 6780
Torffaei Orcades 6614
— Series Dynastamm 6618
Torquemada, Monarquia Indiana 4018
Torre, Pesquera Families 9394
Torrens' Com Trade 4878
Torrens' Field Ezerdsa 4968
Torres Villaroel, Obras 988
Torrey, Flora of New York 8998
Tory, peintre et graveur 4668
Tota-Eahani 3194
Tota Enhance 8198
Totanes, Lengua Tagala 8665
Tour through Great Britain 180
Toumemine, Science Unlverselle 9396
Touraois, Ducd'Orl^ans 424
Towers, Common-Place-Book 9896
Townsend, Indian Thesaurus 9813
Tractatus de Herbis 4989
Tracts on Geography 8918
Tragi Stirpes GermanisB 8996
Tragicorum, Gr. firagmenta 1881
Trait6 de Diplomatle
430
GENERAL INDEX.
Traits des Feux 4840
Traits des I'risea 4374
Transactions of Amor. PhiL See. 4621
Transactions of Amer. ThlL Soc 4G32
Transactions, liter. 4448-4601
Transactions, scientific 4602-5378
Trautretter, zur £dda 1293
Travels 8557-4134
Travels, scientific 4602*^78
Treaties, &c 4279-4388
Treitschke, Schmetterllnge 5123
Trembley, des Polypes 6297
Treter, Ecclesia Varmiensis 6516
Treviranos, Works on Anatomy 5298
Triers' Wapen-Kunst 6517
Triodion, or Hossian Ritual 1521
Triomphe de Maximilian 6759
Trissincu, Lengoaltaliana 706
Tristan, Poemes 1411
Tmka, B{5hmischen Sprache 1470
Trommll Concord. Or. 2001
Troost, Vie des Hollandais 6690
Trotz, Dictionnaire Polonois 1488
Troubadour, Poisies Ocoitaniques 1413
Troubadours 1360-1427
Taking Wan E'emnng 3282
Tucker's Persian Dictionary 8478
Tninman, Sprcekvoorden 6021
Tnki Lingua Ck)pt. 3069
Tnlly's Tripoli 8880
Turco-Greek 2129
Torenne, De Ramsay 4256
Turin Academy 6299
Turkey 2822-31
Tnrkheim, Tablettes 6518
Turkish 3480-3509
Turkish- Armenian 2128
Turkish Army 6430
Turkish Bible 2126
Turkish Sultans 2345
Tbrle, Music Book 4421
Tumbull's Voyage 3881
Turner, Fuel, or Sea Weeds 6801
— Muscologia Hibemica 6803
Turner's Work» 5691
— and Borrer 6805
tTomer's Anglo-Saxons 1204
forpiUf Siam 8882
Tnrpin de Criss6, Guerre 4259
— Art of War 4261
Tusser's Points of Husbandry 6367
Tutschekf Galla Language 3522
Twysdeni Hist. Anglic. Scriptores 6520
Tychsen,ResNumaria.Muhamm. 5952
1>nda]e Family 6521
lyneside Naturalists' Club 6306
Types, Script 6001
^hrsk Parlor 1353
Ubeda, Picara Justina 6183
Ubeda, Picara Montanesa 959
Uflienbach's Reisen 8888
Ugrian Languages 1528-46
TJhland's Gedichte 617
Uhlemann, Aegypt Alterth. 2698
tJhlemann, Ling. Samarit 8125
Uibelaker, Karlsbader Sinters 5307
Ulfilae Evangelia 1977
Unoa, Noticias Americanas 4016
Ubici, Hellen. Dichtk. 1852
Ungarisches Worterbuch 1541
Uniforms, H. Vemet et £. Lami 4262
United States 3917-4025
United States Coast Survey 4017
Universal History 181
UiMsott's English Topography 4594
Upham's Budhism 2569
Urcullu, Gramatica 760
*Drfi "Kasidahs" 2442
*Urh Ya Too 3057
Utrecht Academy. Annalcs 6308
Uusl Suomenklelinen 1542
Uylenbroek, Persia 2965
Uztarroz, Hlstoria de Aragon 823
Vaillant, Grammalre lloum&ne 1427
VaiUant, Numismata Imper. 5953
— Arsacidarum Imperium 6954
— Kumismata Impor. Roman. 5955
Vahies, Dictionnaire Diplomat. 6669
Valentyn, Oost-Indien 8884
Valerius Maximus 1853
Valery, Voyages en Italie 425
Vallancey, Collectanea Hibemica 202
VaUancey '8 Irish Grammar 1 1 62
Volmeeki, the Ramayuna 8451
Valor Ecclesiasttcus 148
Valvasor, Carinthia 6522
Van Dale, Seigneurs de Gavres 6139
Vandelli, Diccionario 6309
Vander- M ilii Lingua Belglca 1271
Van der Velde's Schriften 618
Van Diemen's Land 6810
Van Dyek. Icones 5629
Vanini Amphitheatrum 5597
Vareni Geographia 8885
Varennes, Roy d'Armes 6523
Varillas, Franyois ler 6117
Varthema, Itinerario 8887
— Reisz 8889
Varusoltis, Xylographle 4596
Vasari, Vite de' Pittori 5692
— Opere 6693
Vasco, Opere 4376
Vassalli Lexicon Melitense 3270
— Gnunmatica Melit 8271
— Grammatica Maltese 3272
Vassalli, Motti Malted 6042
Vater, Uteratur der Grammafc. 1086
~ Volks-Mundarten 1087
Vaticano, da Pistoles! 6694
Vattel, Droit des gens 4877
Vaucher, Conferves 6311
Vaughan Family] 2327
Vaux, Memoirs 49
Vedas. The White Yajurveda 8154
Vega (Gardlaso de la) 3957
Vegetius 1856
Veitia Unage, Norte 4018
Velasco, Fernandez de 817
Velasco, Espanoles 6695
Velasquez, Alphabetos 5956
— Ankles 960
Vella, Dizionario 8276
— Maltese Grammar 8276
VelleJins Paterculus 1856
Vellum, books printed ujxm 6002-6
Venegas, California 4020
Venetian Dialect 744-48
Venice 699-705
— Boschini 5696
Venice: Daru 281
Ventote Lexikon 1451
V^ra, Hegel 426
Verard, Gravures en Bois 4696
Verde Baraona 2328
Verea y Aguilar, Galicia 961
VerelU Historia Suio-Gothica 1354
— Runographla Scandica 1356
Vere's Commentaries • 4263
VergiUusdeProdigiis 6998
Verhandelingen der Akad. v. We. 4650
Verhand. van Batav. Genootschap 4676
Verkade, Muntboek 6957
VermigUoli, Monete Ferugine 6058
Vemeuil et CoUomb 6312
Vernon, Art Militaire 4264
Veron, M6moires d'un Bourgeois 427
Verri, Notti Romano 707
Verri, Opere 4378
Versailles. Ville de Chateau 5705
Verslagen der Akademie 4651
Vesin, Ecritures en chiffres 6571
Yetus Testamentum, MS. Alex. 1985
Vialart, Maison de Surgeres 6524
Viallet et Bosut 6846
Viardot, Musees d'Espagno 6706
— Musdesd'Allemagne 6707
Vicente Peligcr, Cartas 962
Vicot 2329
Victoires, Conqudtes 4265
Vida de los Filosofus 963
VidsB Poemata 5999
Vie de Jesu Christ 5781
V ienna Gallery 5487
Viera y CIav\}o, Can&ria 8000
Vieyra's Portuguese Dictionary 994
— Portuguese Grammar 9gg
Vlga-glums Saga issj
Vigerii Decachordum 67gs
Vigner, Luxembourg 6525
Vigne's Travels 3994
Vignola's Baukunst 5647
Vigndlii Homanorum Denarii 6959
Vikanera. Testament 2130
VOla, Viaggi 8805
Villa Borghese 870S
Villagutierre Soto-Mayor 4Kt3
Vlllani, Cronica 7m
ViBanueva, Viage literario 965
Villars, Plantes de Dauphin^ 68U
Villars, Vie 4Sg
VBlaviciosa la Mosquea MM
Villemain, Litt^. du Moyen Age 429
Villemarqu6, Barzac-Breis llSS
VUliers et Guende 6314
ViUotte, J)ictionarlmn Armenlcmn 2966
Vimina, Polonia 4030
Vincent, Miroir hystorial 6118
Vincentii Liber Gratis 6183
Vinci, la Peinture 6709
Vincke's Verwaltung 4l7f
Virgil, by Douglas 1824
Virga Italian M& 8S30
VirgUius 1857-«
Visconti (E. Q.) Opere 6710
Vishnu Purana
Vlsuddhimaggo, Burmese MS.
Vitale. Riflessione
Vlte di Italianl
Viton, Maisons dSM
Vitruvius* Arehitectur 6948
— Civil Architecture 60M
Vivas, vida en Fruto 987
Vivian's Portugal and Sixain 6711
Vocabolario della Crusca 638
Vocabulaer Maleys 8265
Vocabularius breviloquos 6131
Vocabulary in Six Limguages 1088
Vocabulary of Sea Phrases 4278
Voet, Brederode 6527
Vogt, Catalogus 4697
Volage de Levant 3896
Voiages au Nord 8826
Voigt, Hortus Calcnttensls 6817
Voiron, I'Astronomie 4671
Vollgraf^ Standesherm 4980
Volney, JSyrie SB97
Voltaire, la Pucelle tm
Voltaire, CEuvres computes 430
— CEuvres choisies 431
— La Henriade 433
Voss' Luise 619
Vossberg, Preuasische MQncen 6960
Vossii Etymologicon Latinum 1864
Voyage en Espagne 990
Voyages 3667-4184
Voyages des Indes 3827
Vraye, Histoire des TYonhlcs 433
Vredii Flandria 6628
Vries, Reysen 8898
Vulgar English 9
Vulfers, Lexicon Pers. 3480
Vyasudevu, Prem Sagnr 3167
Vyse, Pyramids of Gizeh 2699
Waagen's Kunstwerke 6712
Wace, Roman de Rou 1414
— Roman de Brut 1415
— Chronicle 141 6
Wachsmuth, Hellen. Alterth. 1265
Wachtendorp, Oude Geschieden. 6617
WachteriGlossariumGermanicum 1243
WaddiBll's Calabar Vocabulary 3520
Waddington's Ethiopia 3899
Wagner, Renata 5606
Wagner, Zootomica 5318
Wahl, MorgenL Sprachen 2568
Wahlenberg, Flora Upsaliensis 6319
Wakaat Akbcri 2443
Wall, Diwan 2444
WalchiiBibliotheca Theologies 4698
Walckcnaer, Gtographie 1866
Waldstein et Kitaibol 6321
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GENERAL INDEX.
431
Walea 211-217
Wales, DraTdngs of Views 2327
Wales. Tracts 6540
Walker's Irish Bards 205
Wallachian 1423-27
Wallenstein's Briefe 4266
WaUich, Plantee Asiaticn 5322
— Nipal Plants 5325
Walpole's Painting in England 5629*
Walsh's Ancient Coins 5961
Walter's Welsh Dictionary 1172
Waltheri Lexicon Dipl. 6572
Walton's Polyglott 1871
War Literature 4136-4273
WardofWarre 4267
Ware's Antiquities of Ireland 208
Warei Vitse 207
Waser, Numi Hebraeorum 5962
Washington's Legacies 4023
Water, Zeelant 6529
Waterloo, Campagne 4268
Waterloo, Relation 4269
Weber, Indisohe Studien 2815
Weber's Northern Antiquitiw 184
Weigel, Ethica naturalis 6466
WeQ, Chalifen 2570
Weiland's Hand-Atlas 4096
Weingartner, Lieder-handscrift 1244
Weinmann Elenchus Plantarum 5328
Weisse, Catalogus SteUamm 5329
Weiss Eunig 5755
Welcker, Aeschylische TrUogie 1551
Welcker, Denkm&ler 5716
Weleveld, Wapenboek 6530
WeUealey's Dispatches 4270
Wellington's Dispatches 4271
Wells, Maps 4097
Wells' Two Essays 5330
Welsh 1156-1173
Welsh Bible 2131
Welsh Reminiscences 4272
Welz, Sicilia 4381
Wendish 1525-27
Wendish Bible 2137
Wendland, Ericarom Icones 5331
Werlichii Augsburg 6531
Wemsdori; Poetae Latinl 1768
Westenrieder, Glossarium 1245
Westergaard, Radices Sanscr. 3456
Westergarth's Victoria 8901
West India Sketch Book 4021
West Indies 8917-4025
Westmoreland Dialect 50
West of England Journal 1089
Weston's Greek Coins 5963
Westphalen, Monumenta 6532
Westilng, Fargbistoria 5332
Westwood's Insects 5333
Whewell's Inductive Sciences 5334
Wicsay, Mnsei Hedervarii Numi 6964
Wleland's Werke 520
Wiener Verzeichniss 5335
Wigalois, Ton Wimt 1246
Wigand, Femgericht 4382
Wight, Plant. Indiae Orlentalis 5337
Wight's Indian Botany 5336
Wikstrom, Litt Bot. Suedae 5338
Wildeisen, Brandenburg 6533
Wllhehn der Heilige 1247
Wilken, Ling. Pers. 8481
Wilken's Kreuzziige 521
Wilkins' Atheniensia 1867
WOkins, Concilia 9211
Wllkins, Glossary 2571
Wilkins' Sanscrit Grammar 8458
Wilkinson, Materia Hieroglyphica 2700
-- Extracts 2702
— Topography of Thebes 2703
— Ancient Egyptians 2704
Wilkinson's Dalmatia 4032
Wilkinson's popular Acoount 2709
— Surveyor Thebes 2710
— Papyrus at Turin , 2711
— Modem Egypt 2712
^Olks's South of IndU 2816
Willdenow, Hortus Berolinensis 5339
— Amarantha 5840
^miement. Regal Heraldry 6534
Willemin, MonumoisFranfais 5717
Willems, Belgisch Museum 6536
WlUems, Vlaemsche lied. 1272
Williams's Chinese Vocabulary 3058
Williams* Combustion of Coal 5342
Williams' Sanskrit Dictionary 8460
Williams, Hieroglyphiofl 2713
Williams, Inventions 5341
Williams' New Zealand Die. 3552
Williams' Sanscrit Gnunmar 8461
Williams, Zilla 2818
Williamson, Memoir 4024
Willinks, Amst ArkadU 5518
WiUmet, Lexicon Arablcnm 2967
Wilson's Archeology 185
Wilson's Pelew Islands 3902
Wilson's Theafere of the Hindoos 3465
Wilson and Bonaparte 53 13
Wilson's Ariana Antiqua 5965
Wilson's Glossary 2820
Wilson's India 2819
Wilson's Mackenzie MSS. 2572
Wilson's Sanscrit Dictionary 8462-65
WUson's Sanscrit Grammar 3466
Wilson's Vishnu Purana 2622
Wilson's Zoology 5344
Winning's Comparadve Philology 1090
Wise's Voyages 8903
Withals, Dictionarie 51
Wolf 968
Wolf^ Copenhagen 8904
Wolf^ Dansk Ord-Bog, 1357
Wolfli Bibliotheca Hebraea 81 26
— Earaei 8127
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Woodcuts 5721-82
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Wright, SkandinaTiens Fiakar 5348
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WiiUner, die Verwandtschaft 1091
W^iirdtwein, Bib. Moguntina 4600
Wyatt's Industrial Arts 5720
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Yates' Bengali lang. 8160
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Torke's Royal Tribes SIS
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Young's Yorkshire Coast 6862
Ysbrants Ides 8907
Yztueta, Guipuzcoaco 1112
Zabaglia, Contignationes 6860
Zach, TabulsB Motumn 6868
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Zahn's Omamente 6601
Zalikoglou Lexicon 1453
Zamora, Comedias 973
Zannoni, Atlante 4008
Zanzolini Lexicon ChaldaLcum 3129
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Zanotti, Accad. di Bologna 6681
Zarlino, Opere 4422
Zayas y Sotomayor, Novelas 974
Zedlitz, WaldfrSulein 522
Zeiller, Itinerarium 3908
Zeisberger's Lenni Grammar 3548
Zeitschrifb des Morgenlandes 2673
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Zeltneri Theatrum Virorum 4601
Zend-Avesta, de Zoroastre 2675
Zepken, gynaeceum SUeeiacnm 6688
Zetterstedt, Orthoptera 6866
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INDEX LINGUARUM QUIBU3 PARABOLA DE SEMINATORB EXHIBETUR.
PARS I.— LINGUA VASCONICA.
1. Vaaoonice, dial. GnipuscoaiMi.
2. YMComoe, dial. Biacaina.
3. Yaaconioe, dial. Saperioria Navarree.
4. Yasoonice, diaU Lapurdensi.
5. Yasconice, dial. Inferioris Navarree.
6. Yaaconice, dial. Solensi.
PARS II.— LlNGUiE FINNICiE.
7« Finnice.
8. Finnice, dial. Carelica TverensL
9. Esthonice.
10. Esthonice, dial. Dorpatensi.
11. Lapponice, diaL Norvegica.
12. Lapponice, dial. Suecica.
13. Syxjsene.
14. Ceremissice.
15. Afordvinice.
16. Hungarice.
PARS III.— LINGUA CELTICJE.
17* Gaelice, dial. Hibemica Connaciap.
18. Gaelice, dial. Ilibernica Momonise.
19. Gaelice, dial. Scotica.
20. Gaelice, dial. Mannica.
21. Cambrice.
22. Armorice.
23. Armorice dial. Trecoriensi.
PARiS IV.— LINGU-E GRJECO-LATINJE.
24. Epirotice.
25. Greece.
26. Neo-Grsece.
27. Latino.
28. Italice.
29. Dial. Fedemontana.
30. Hispanice.
31. DiaL Hispanica Curassoae.
32. Lositanice.
33. Dial. Luaitanica Ceilanensi.
34. Galilee.
35. Catalane.
86. Rhsetioe, dial. Oberiaadica.
37. RhsBtioe, dial. Inferioris EngadinsQ.
38. Rhsetioe, dial. Superioris EngadiniB.
39. Valachice.
PARS v.— LINGUA GERMANICiE.
40. Theotisce.
41. Theotisce, dial, media inter Francicain et
42. Germanice. [Saxonicam.
43. Neo-Sazonice.
44. Neo-Saxonice, dial, potios Coloniend.
45. Neo-Sazonicey dial, potios Hollandiou
46. HoUandice.
47. Dial. Hollandica Creolensi.
4S. Dial. Anglo-HoUandica Sorinamensi.
49. Anglo-StuLonice.
50. Anglo-Sazonice, dial. Northumbrica*
51. Anglice.
52. Scotice.
53. Neo-Frisioe.
54. Islandice.
55. Dial. Farensium Insalamm.
56. Suecice.
57. Danioe.
PARS VI.— LINGUJE SLAVICJE.
58. Slavonioe.
59. Russice.
60. lUyrice, dial. Bosnensi.
61. Serbice.
62. Slovenice, dial. Camiolica.
63. Slovenice, dial. Blatensi.
64. Bnlgarice.
65. Polonice.
66. Bohemioe.
67. Slovacice.
68. Sorabice.
69. Sorabice, dial. Inferioris Lnsatise.
70. Lithuanice.
71. Lithuanice dial. Samogitica.
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A Dictionary of Slang Words and Phrases, collected in London, from
1839 to 1859 . . . . .pp. 1—4^
Flash Terms for Money . , . . .41
Slang Words and Phrases • . . . . 42
Specimens of Flash . • . . • .45
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