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LONDON: PRINTED FOR PRIVATE CIRCULATION ONLY, M.Dcrc.xxxin. n^C STUDIA ADOLESCENTIAM ALUNT, SENECTUTEM OBLECTANT, 8E- CUNDAS BES ORNANT, ADVERSIS PERFUGIUM AC SOLATIUM PRESENT, DELECTANT DOMI, NON IMPEDIUNT TORIS, PERNOCTAWT KOBISCUM, PERE- GRINANTUR, RUSTICANTUR. CICERO. LONDON: J. JIOYES, CASTLE STREET, LEICESTER SQUARE. ADVERTISEMENT. The Library of which this volume forms the Catalogue, has been collected solely with a view to utility ; yet in those works usually considered ornamental and curious it possesses specimens of no common occurrence. In the Natural Sciences, Topography, Antiquities, and History, it is more particularly rich; and the Manuscripts, although not numerous, are both interesting and valuable. The Books individually are in the finest condition, and not a few of them in the richest and most tasteful bindings. The " Outlines for the Classification of a Lihrarij, siihnitted to the consideration of the Trustees of the British Museum hy the Rev. T. H. Home,'" was chosen as the latest and best model for the present Catalogue, but has been so modified as to suit a private collection. This plan differs in many respects from those preceding it: its most obvious improvements are the in- troduction of more comprehensive terms for the Classes, with a more philosophic arrangement of them and their various divisions. Of these may be cited the substitution of Religion for Theology, Philosophy for the Sciences, and Literature for the Belles- Lettres, — the merging of General Ecclesiastical History in the title of History of Religions, which comprehends every description, and constitutes the last section of the Class Religion, — and the separation of the Sciences, or Philosophy as already noticed, and the Arts, into distinct classes. The modifications necessarily introduced into this Catalogue by the compiler relate principally to a reduction of the numerous branches into which the classes of so extensive a Library as that of the British Museum naturally ramify, and, in a few cases, to a deviation from the order laid down in the " Outlines." The Classic Authors have been kept together, as a separate division, at the close of the volume, but throughout are men- tioned under their respective heads, with references to that division ; and under Greek and Roman History the period cacli ADVERTISEMENT. contains is there adjoined. That principle of analysis has also been adopted, by which the several parts of Polygraphic Authors, Treatises on separate subjects, &c. are placed under their proper heads, with references to their collected sources. Under Separate Biographical Memoirs, references are made to such as are, throughout the Catalogue, placed elsewhere, and also to those prefixed to collected works, &c. — a plan still more enlarged in the Index. The order of arranging the works under the minor heads, is such as seemed, on consideration, best suited to the nature or extent of each. The Index contains the works under their authors' names, except in the cases of translations, biography, and such as are anonymous, which appear under their subjects only ; together with the various classes and divisions ; and the references are made to where the title is to be found at length. Four Engravings illustrate the Catalogue, — a View of Eshton Hall, two of the Interiors of the Libraries, and one of the Land- scape fronting the House. CONTENTS. Class I.— RELIGION. PAGE Sect. I. — Holy Scriptures. Original Texts 1 Ancient Versions 2 Modern Versions 4 4 Harmonies and Histories of the Bible 8 Apocryphal Books 9 Sect. II. — Sacred Philology. Introductions, Treatises on Interpretation and on Translations of Scripture, and Sacred Literature . 9 Commentators and Expositors 11 On the Prophecies 15 Concordances, Dictionaries, and Common -place Books 16 Biblical Antiquities, &c 16 Sect. III. — Councils 26 Sect. IV, — Church Discipline and Government 27 Sect. V. — Liturgies and Ecclesiastical Rites 29 Sect. VI. — Catechisms and Confessions of Faith 31 Sect. VII.— Fathers 34 Sect. VIII. — Miscellaneous Divinity. Collected Works 35 Separate Works 37 Sect. IX. — Sermons 51 Sect. X. — History of Religions. General History of Religions 60 History of the Modern Jews, and Tahuudical Writings 60 History of the Christian Religion 61 Ecclesiastical History of particular Countries 62 History of the Popes, and Lives of Saints 64 Religious Orders and Inquisition 65 History of Sects and Missions 65 Mahommedan and Pagan Religions 66 b vi CONTENTS. Class II.— JURISPRUDENCE. PAGE Sect. I. — Introductions, and Treatises on Universal Law 67 Sect. II. — Ancient, Civil, and Feudal Law 69 Sect. III. — Canon Law '^1 Sect. IV. — British Law. Public and Constitutional Law 71 History and Treatises of the Law of England 72 Statute Law 73 Customary Law and Law of Property 74 Justiciary, Parochial, and Criminal Law 74 Ecclesiastical and Miscellaneous Law 74 Scottish Law 75 Sect. V. — Foreign Law 75 Class III.— PHILOSOPHY. Introductory Treatises, &c 76 Sect. I. — Intellectual Philosophy. History of Philosophy and Philosophers 76 Metaphysics 76 Occult Philosophy, Physiognomy, &c 78 Logic 79 Ethics 79 Education 80 Political Philosophy. Politics 81 Political Economy 83 Population, Mendicity, &c 84 Finance and Money 85 Commerce and Colonial Policy 85 Sect. II. — Natural Philosophy. Physics, or Natural and Experimental Philosophy . . 86 Meteorology 86 Chemical Philosophy 87 Natural History. Dictionaries, Systems, General Treatises, and of various Countries 87 Geology 90 Mineralogy 9 i Botany 92 CONTENTS. vii PAGE Zoology 96 Ornithology 97 Reptiles, &c 98 Ichthyology 98 Entomology 98 Conchology 100 Medicine, Anatomy, and Surgery 101 Sect. III. — Mathematical Philosophy. Histories, Dictionaries, &c. of Mathematics 102 Pure Mathematics 102 Mixed Mathematics 103 Astronomy 104 Optics and Perspective 104 Music 105 Navigation and Naval Architecture 105 Military Science 106 Class IV.— ARTS. General Treatises 106 Sect. I. — Liberal Arts. Artificial Memory, Writing, and Printing . . 107 Sect. II. — Fine Arts. Histories and General Treatises 107 Painting. History of Painting 109 Elementary and General Treatises 109 Particular kinds of Painting 110 Collections of Engravings after great and emi- nent Masters Ill Drawings 116 Galleries of Paintings 116 Portraits 117 Engraving 119 Costumes 121 Sculpture 122 Architecture 122 Sect. III. — Economic Arts. Agriculture and Gardening 123 Domestic Economy 126 Manufactures 126 Sect. IV. — Gymnastic and Recreative Arts 127 viii CONTENTS. Class v. — HISTORY. Sect. I. — Historical Prolegomena. PAGE On the Study and Use of History, and Historical Atlases 129 Geography 129 Atlases , 130 Voyages and Travels, and Foreign Topography. Introductory Works 130 Navigation of the Ancients 131 Collections of Voyages .- 131 Voyages round the World 131 Travels in various Quarters of the World 1 32 Europe. Travels in various parts 1 34 Northern Countries of Europe 135 Germany 137 Switzerland 137 Italy 137 France 140 The Netherlands 141 Spain and Portugal 141 Turkey 142 Greece 142 Africa 144 Central, North, West, and South Africa ... 144 Egypt, Nubia, and Abyssinia 146 Asia 147 Asiatic Turkey 147 Arabia 148 Persia, &c 148 East Indies 149 China, &c 151 Asiatic Russia 152 America 1 52 North-west Passage 152 North America 153 West Indies 154 South America 154 South Sea, Polynesia, and Australia 157 Chronology 158 Antiquities — Numismatics. Dictionaries, Treatises, and Collections of Anti - quities 1 59 Antique Monuments 170 Numismatics 173 Inscriptions 1 76 CONTENTS. ix PAGE Sect. II. — Universal History 176 Sect. III. — Ancient History. Origin of Nations 177 General Ancient History, and particular History of several Ancient Nations 177 Grecian History 179 Roman History 180 Byzantine History 181 Sect. IV.— History of the Middle Ages 183 Sect. V. — Modern History'. Europe. — General History 183 English History. Topography and Antiquities 185 Roman Topography 186 Ecclesiastical and Monastical Topography . . 186 Surveys, Descriptions, Itineraries, and Tours 187 Architectural and Sepulchral Antiquities, and Graphic Illustrations 190 Miscellaneous Antiquities 193 Topography of the several Counties, in alphabetical order 195 Narrative. Introduction 219 Collections of Ancient English Historians . . 220 Particular Histories before the Conquest, Chronicles, and General Histories 221 Particular Histories since the Conquest, in chronological order 226 Naval and Military History 243 Political and Parliamentary History 244 Documentary History 246 Ecclesiastical History 251 History of Wales. Topography 256 Narrative . . . . , 257 Scottish History. Topography and Antiquities 258 Narrative 261 History of particular periods 262 Documentary History 267 Ecclesiastical History 268 Irish History. Topography and Antiquities 269 Narrative '^ ' ^ Ecclesiastical History 273 CONTENTS. PAGE General History of Northern Nations 273 History of Denmark and Norway, including Greenland and Iceland 274 History of Sweden, including Lapland 275 History of Russia 276 History of Poland 277 History of Germany 277 History of the Low Countries 278 History of France 279 French Ceremonials, Monuments, &c 289 Provincial History 289 History of Switzerland 290 History of Spain 290 History of Portugal 292 History of Italy 292 History of the Ottoman Empire 299 History of the Gipsies 300 Asia. — General History 300 History of the Arabs and Saracens 301 History of Persia and Armenia 302 History of India 302 History of China, Tartary, and Siam 305 History of the Asiatic Isles 306 Africa. — General History 306 History of Egypt and Abyssinia 307 History of Barbary and other parts of Africa . . . 307 America. — General History 308 History of South America 309 History of North America 309 History of the West India Islands 310 Sect. VI. BlOGEAPHICAL AND MONUMENTAL HiSTORY. Biographical History. General Biography 311 Ecclesiastical Biography 312 Ancient Biography 312 Modern Biography. British Biography 312 Foreign Biography 314 Biography of Artists 314 Biographical Anecdotes 314 Portraits, with Biographical Notices 315 Separate Biographical Memoirs 316 Heraldic and Genealogical History. Heraldry, History of Knighthood, Nobility, &c. 330 Genealogical History 333 CONTENTS. xi Class VI.— LITERATURE. PAGE Sect. I. — History of Literature and Bibliography. History of Literature 336 History of Writing and Diplomatics 339 History of Literary and Philosophical Societies, Literary Journals, &c 339 Bibliography 340 History of Printing 340 General Bibliographers 342 National and Professional Bibliographers ^ 343 Anonymous and Pseudonymous Works 345 On Libraries 345 Cataloarues of Public and Private Libraries 345 ^s Sect. II. — Polite Literature. Introductions to the Study and Courses of Polite Literature 347 Grammar. On the Origin, &c. of Language, and Universal Grammar 348 Grammars and Dictionaries. Various Languages 348 Oriental Languages 349 Greek Language 350 Latin Language 351 Anglo-Saxon Language 352 English Language, including Provincial Dia- lects and Lowland Scotch 352 Celtic, including Cornish, Welsh, Gaelic, and Irish Languages 354 French Language 354 Italian Language 355 Spanish and Portuguese Languages 356 Dutch Language 356 German Language 356 Northern Languages 356 African and American Languages 357 Criticism 358 Rhetoric and Oratory 359 Poetry. On the Art of Poetry 359 Greek Poets 360 Latin Poets 360 English Poetry. History of, and Dissertations on, English Poetry 362 xii CONTENTS. PAGE Collections and Extracts of English Poetry. . 362 English Songs 364 Separate English Poets 365 Scottish Poetry 372 Welsh and Irish Poetry 374 French Poetry 374 Italian Poetry 375 Spanish and Portuguese Poetry 377 German, Dutch, and Northern Poetry 377 Oriental Poetry 378 Romances and Novels. History of Romance 379 Greek, Latin, and Chivalric Romances 379 English Novels 381 French Novels 385 Italian Novels 387 Spanish Novels 388 German and Northern Novels 388 Oriental Romances 388 Dramatic Poetry. Treatises on Dramatic Poetry 389 Greek and Latin Drama. 389 English Drama. History of the English Theatre and Drama. . 389 English Dramatic Works 390 French Drama 394 Italian Drama 395 Spanish Drama 396 German Drama 396 Oriental Drama 396 Polygraphy, in all languages 396 Fables 400 Satirical Works 400 Proverbs, Apothegms, Ana, &c 401 Emblems 402 Epistolary Writings 402 Essayists 405 Miscellanies 406 AucTORES Classici 408 Manuscripts 431 Appendix 438 Index 441 CATALOGUE OF ESHTON HALL LIBRARY. Class L— RELIGION. Sect. I. — HOLY SCRIPTURES. Orighial Texts. BiBLiA Hebraica : Pentateuchus, Prophetse Priores, Chetavim, et Prophetae Minores ; cum Punctis et Commentariis D. Kimchi, ex recog. F. Vatabli, 4 vols. 4to. Parisiis, R. Stephani, 1541—45. Biblia Hebraica, secundiim ultimam editionem J. Athise, a J. Leusden recognitam ; recensita, atque ad Masoram et Correctiones Bambergi, Stephani, Plantini, aliorumque editiones exquisite adornata, variisque Notis illustrata ab E. Vander Hooght, 8vo. Amstel. 1705. Biblia Hebraica ; digessit, et graviores Lectionum Varietates adjecit Jahn, 4 vols. 8vo. Viennce, 1806. Biblia Hebraica ; Vetus Testamentum Hebraicum sine Punctis, cum variis Lectionibus ; edidit Benj. Kennicott, 2 vols, folio. Oxonii, 1776-80. Biblia Hebraica. Varias Lectiones Kennicotti continuavit Jo. Bern. De Rossi, et adjecit alias ex immensa MSS. editorumq. Codicum con- gerie haustas, et ad Samar. Textum, ad vetustiss. Versiones, ad accuratiores S. Criticse Pontes ac Leges examinatse, 4 vols. 4to. Parma;, 1784-88. Biblia Hebraica; De Rossi Scholia Critica in V. T., seu Supplementum ad varias Sacri Textfls Lectiones, 4to. Ibid. 1799. Novi Testamenti omnia, Grsecfe, cum Versione et Adnotationibus D. Erasmi, folio. Basilece, ap. J. Bebelium, 1535. Novi Testamenti omnia, ex Bibliotheca Regia, 16mo. Editio " O miri- ficam !" LuteticE, ex officind R. Stephani, 1546. Novi Testamenti omnia, ex Regiis aliisquc optimis Editionibus, cum cura expressum, 16nio. " Tcxtus receptus." Lugduni Bat. ex offic. Elzeviriand, 1624. Novum Testamentum, unk cum Scholiis Grsecis, h Grsecis Scriptoribus desumptis, opera ac studio Jo. Gregorii, folio, large paper. Oxonii, 1703. B •2 RELIGION. Novum Testamentum Graecum, editionis receptee, cum Lectionibus var. Codicum MSS., Editionum aliarum, Versionum, et Patrum, necnon Commentario pleniore ex Scriptoribus vet. Hebr. Gr. et Lat., opera et studio J. J. Wetsteinii, 2 vols, folio. Amstelod. 1751-2. Novum Testamentum Grsecum, ad fidem Cod. MSS. expressum, adsti- pulante Jo. Ja. Wetstenio ; juxta Sectiones J. A. Benzelii divisum, et nova Interpretatione ssepius illustratum, cura J. Bowyer, 4to. Londini, 1783. Novum Testamentum Grsec^, ex recensione J.J. Griesbachii, cum selecta Lectionum Varietate, 4 vols, in 2, folio. Lipsice, typis Goschenis, 1803-7. Novum Testamentum Graecum, e Cod. MS. Alexandrino descriptum a C. G. Woide, cum Appendice [cura et opera H. Ford], 2 vols, large folio. Londini, 1786, et Oxonii, 1799. Novum Testamentum Grsecum (Evangelia et Acta Apostolorum), ad exemplar Codicis Th. Bezse, Cantabrigiensis expressa. Quadratis litteris Grseco-Latinus. Edidit, Codicis Historiam prsefixit, No- tasque adjecit, Tho. Kipling, 2 vols, large folio. Cayitabr. impensis Academice, 1793. Novum Testamentum Grsecum (Acta Apostolorum), Grgeco-Latine, litteris majusculis: e Codice Laudiano, characteribus uncialibus exarato, et in Bib. Bodleiano adservato, descripsit, ediditque T. Hearnius, qui et Symbolum Apostolorum ex eodem Codice subjunxit, royal 8vo. Oxonii, sumptibus editoris, 1715. BiBLiA Sacra Polyglotta, complectentia Textus Originales, Hebraicum cum Pentateucho-Samaritano, Chaldaicum, Grsecum ; Versionumque Antiquarum, Samaritan8e,Grsecge LXXII. Interp. Chaldaicse, Syriacse, Arabicae, ^thiopicse, Persicae, Vulg. Latinse, quicquid comparari poterat ; cum Textuum et Versionum Orientalium Translationibus, et Apparatu, Annotationibus, Tabulis, variis Lectionibus, &c. Edidit Brianus Waltonus, 6 vols, folio. Londini, 1657. Biblia Sacra Polyglotta. Paraphrasis Chaldaica in Librum priorem et posteriorem Chronicorum, cum Versione Latine a D. Wilkins, 4to. Cantab. 1715. Ancient Versions. Bt/3Xta. Sacrse Scripturae Veteris Novoeque omnia [Graece ex multis vetustissimis exemplaribus excusa, cura Andraei Ausulani], folio, editio princeps. Venetiis in cedib. Aldi et And. Soceri, M.D.XVIIL A remarkably fine and large copy, the margins almost rough. Vetus Testamentum, ex Versione LXX. secundum exemplar Vaticanum. un^ cum Scholiis ejusdem editionis, variis Lectionibus, nee non Frag- mentis Versionum Aquilae, Symmachi, et Theodotionis ; summa cura edidit L. Bos, 2 vols, in one, 4to. FranequercB, 1709. Vetus Testamentum, ex Versione LXX. Interpretum, secundi\m exemplar Vaticanum Romae editum. Accedunt variae Lectiones ii Cod. Alex- andrino, necnon Introductio J. B. Carpzovii, 6 vols. 8vo. Oxonii, 1817. Vetus Testamentum Graecum, cum variis Lectionibus ; editionem a R. Holmes inchoatam continuavit Jac. Parsons, 5 vols, folio. Oxonii, 1818-27, RELIGION. 3 Vetus Testamentum Grgecum, h Codice MSS, Alexandrlnftm qui Londini in Bib. Mussei Britannici asservatur ; Typis ad similitudinem ipsius Codicis Scripturse fideliter descriptum [cum Notis et Prolegomenis], cura et labore H. H. Baber, 4 vols, imperial 4to. Londini, 1816-28. Hexapla Originis quae supersunt ; edidit Notisque illustravit C. F. Bahrdt, 2 vols. 8vo. Leips. 1769-70. S. Evangeliorum Versio Syriaca Philoxeniana, ex Cod. MSS. nunc primum edita ; cum Interp, et Annotat. Jos. White, 2 vols. 4to, Oxonii, e Typ. Clar. 1778. V. Libri Moysis Prophetse, et Nov. Testamentum in Lingua ^gyptia, vulgo Copticum, ex MSS. Vaticano, Parisiensi, Bodleiano descripsit, ac Latine vertit D. Wilkins, 2 vols. 4to. Londini, 1731 ; et Oxonii, 1716. Fragmenta Novi Testamenti, juxta interp. Dialecti Superioris Egypti, quse Thebaica vel Sahidica appellatur, e Cod. MSS. Oxoniensis, cum Diss, de Versione iEgyptiaca. (Appendix ad N. T. Gr. Alexandr. Woide.) Biblia Armenicfe, cum variis Lectionibus, &c. cura Zohrab. 4to. Ve- netiis, 1805. S. Evang. Versio Gothica, ex Cod. Argenteo, emendata atque suppleta cum Interp. Latine et Annotat. E. Benzelii. Edidit, Observationes adjecit, et Grammatica Gothica prsemisit, E. Lye, 4to. Oxonii, 1750. Bibliorum Sacrorum Latinae Versiones Antiquse, sen Vetus Italica, etc. Accedunt Prsefationes, Observationes, ac Notee ; opera et studio D. P. Sabatier, 3 vols, folio. RomcB, 1743-49. Biblia Sacra, V. et N. Testamentum complectentia, Latin^, secundl^m editionem Vulgatam, ad fidem vetustiss. Cod. MSS. et editionum antiquarum emendata; studio et opera R. Stephani, folio. Parisiis, ex off. R. Stephani, 1540. Biblia Sacra Vulgatoe editionis, ad Concil. Tridentini prsescriptum; emen- data et 'ti Sixto V. P. M. recognita et approbata, folio. Romce, ex typ. Apost. Vaticand, \^Aldi FiL] M.D.XC. Biblia Sacra Vulgatse editionis, Sixti V. Pont, jussu recognita, et edita [dementis VIII. Pont. Max.], folio. Romce, ex typ. Apost. Vatic. [Aldi FiL] M.D.XCII. Biblia Sacra Vulgatae editionis, Sixti V. jussu recognita, et Clement. VIII. auctoritate edita, 8vo. Colonice Agrippince \^Amsterd. ap. Elzevirum], 1682. Heptateuchus, Liber Jobi, et Evang. Nicodemi, Anglo-Saxonicfe ; Historia Judith, Fragmentum Dano-Saxonic^ : edidit nunc primiim ex MSS. Cod. E. Thwaites, 8vo. Oxonii, 1699. Psalterium Davidis Latino-Saxonicum Vetus, a Jo. Spelmanno editum. 6 vet. exemp. MS. 4to. Londini, 1640. The Gospels of the Power Evangelists, translated in the olde Saxons tyme out of Latin into the Vulgare Toung of the Saxons, newly collected out of auncient Monumentes of the seyd Saxons, and now pul)lishcd for testimonie of the same [witli Preface by John Fox, the Martyrologist], 4to. London, by John Daye, 1571, 4 RELIGION. Psalterlum Davidicum h Lat. in Theotiscam Vet. Ling, versum, et Para- phrasi illustratum Notkero, curavit J. Schilterus. (Schilteri Thes. VoL L) Cantica Canticorum, Paiaphrasis Lat. et Vet. Francica Willerami. Ac- cedunt var. Lect. et Notse var. necnon J. G. Schezii. (Schilteri Thes. Vol. L) EvangeHorum Vohimen, Vet. Franc, et Lat. Otfridi Weissenburgensis ; Observationibus exornatum a J. G. Schezio. (Schilteri Thes. Vol. L) Modern Versions. Biblia Sacra ex S. Castalionis postrema recognitione, cum Annota- tionibus ejusdem et Historico Supplemento ab Esdra ad Machabseos, inde usque ad Christum, ex Josepho, folio. Basilece, per P. Pernam, 1573. Biblia Sacra : Test. Vet. Latin^ recens ex Hebrseo facti, brevibusque Scholiis illustrati ab Im. Tremellio et F. Junio ; accesserunt Libri Apocryphi Latine redditi et Notis quibusdam aucti a F. Junio. Quibus etiam adjunximus Nov. Test, ex Sermone Syro ab eodem Tremellio, et ex Grseco a T. Beza in Latinum versos, Notisque itidem illustrates; secunda cura F. Junii, 4to. Genevce, ap. J. Tor- ncBsium, 1590. New Testament, translated from the Latin in the year 1380 by J. WiclifF; edited by H. H. Baber, 4to. London, 1810. Biblia: the Bible ; that is, the Holy Scriptures of the Olde and New Testament, faithfully and truly translated of Douche [German] and Latyn into Englysche [by Miles Coverdale], blacfe letter, folio. [Zurich, prynted by Frischover,] and fynished the fourthe day of October, in the yeare M.D.XXXV. The first complete English version : an exceedingly fine copy, and deficient only in the title, address to Henry VIII., the prologue, table of the bookes, and title to Apocryjiha. The Bible, which is all the Holy Scripture ; in which are contayned the Olde and Newe Testament, truly and purely translated into Englysh by Thomas Matthew [John Rogers], blacfe letter, folio. [Abroad, at the expense of R. Grafton and E. Whitchurch^, M.D. XXXVII. The second ; being partly Tindal's and partly Coverdale's, with alterations. The Byble in English ; that is to saye, the content of all the Holye Scripture, both of the Olde and Newe Testament, truly translated after the veryte of the Hebreu and Greke Textes, by the dylygente studye of dy verse excellent learned men, experte in the foresayde tonges, lilacfe letter, folio. [London, by R. Grafton and E. Whit- church], M.D. XXXIX. The third ; called Cranmer's Bible, on account of the preface and prologue written by him ; and the Great Bible, on account of its increased size. The moste Sacred Bible, which is the Holy Scripture ; conteyning the Old and New Testament, translated into English, and newly recog- nised with great diligence, after most faythful exemplars, by Rychard Taverner, blacfe letter, folio. London, by John Byddell, for Tho. Burt hie t, M.D. XXXIX. The fourth ; by some said to be an entire new version, and by others a mere revisal or correction of Mattliew's, RELIGION. 5 The Byble ; that is to say, all the Holy Scripture contained in the Olde and Newe Testament, faythfully set forth according to y* copy of Tho. Matthewe's Translacion ; whereunto are added certain learned Prologes and Annotacions, for the better understanding of many hard places throughout the whole Byble ; [by Edmund Becke,] btacfe letter. London, by Jhon Day, M.D.LI. The fifth ; a correction of all the editions before it, agreeing principally with Tavemer's, and the first that contains the third book of Maccabees. The Holie Bible ; conteyning the Olde Testament and the Newe, folio, blacfe letter. London, by R. Jugge, M.D.LXVIII. The sixth English version, made under the direction of Archbishop Parker, and commonly called the Bishops' Bible. The Bible and Holy Scriptures, conteyned in the Olde and New Testa- ment ; translated according to the Ebrue and Greeke, and conferred with the best translations in divers languages ; with most profitable Annotations upon all the hard Places, and other things of great importance, 4to. Geneva, by Rouland Hall, M.D.LX. Holy Bible, conteyning the Olde Testament and the Newe ; newly translated out of the originall tongues, and with former translations diligently compared and revised, by his Majestie's especiall com- mandement, lilacfe letter, folio. London, by R. Barker, 31. D CXI. The first edition of the present authorised version. Holy Bible, 2 vols. 4to, large paper. London, Baskett, 1767. Holy Bible : [carefully collated and corrected, with the addition of Marginal References, by R. Blayney.] " The Standard Edition," 4to. Oxford, 1769. The Holy Bible and Apocrypha [the latter containing the Third Book of Maccabees, from Becke's] ; with Notes by Bishop Wilson ; and various Renderings collected from other Translations, by Clement Cruttwell. 3 vols. 4to. Bath, 1785. The Holy Bible [with Tables of the Marginal Readings and Parallel Passages from the edition of 1611, prefixed], 2 vols. 4to. Oxford, Clarendon Press, 1807. The Holy Bible [the latest standard Edition, 4to.] London, Eyre and Strahan [^Woodfall], 1813. Holy Bible of the Old and New Testament, with Apocrypha; em- bellished with Engravings from Pictures and Designs of the most eminent English Artists. Published by Thomas Macklin, 8 vols, large folio ; a subscription copy bound in morocco, with joints, by Staggemeir. London, Bensley, 1800-16. Newe Testament, both Latine and Englyshe, ech correspondent to the other, after the Vulgar Texte, communely called St. Jerom's. Fayth- fidly translated by Johan Hollybushe [Miles Coverdale], 4to, blatfe letter. Southwarke, by J. Nicolson, M.D. XXXVIII. The Old Covenant, commonly called the Old Testament, translated from the Septuagint ; the New Covenant, translated from the Greek. By Charles Thomson, 4 vols. 8vo. Philadelphia, 1808. The only English translation of the LXX. 6 RELIGION. The Old and New Testaments, faithfully translated out of the authen- ticall Latin ; diligently conferred with the Hebrew, Greeke, and other editions in divers languages ; with Arguments, Annotations, Tables, &c. By the English College of Douay, 3 vols. 4to, Douay, by L. Kellam, 1609-10; Rheims, by John Fogny, 1582. Book of Job, literally translated from the original Hebrew, and restored to its natural arrangement ; with Notes critical and illustrative, and an Introductory Dissertation on its Scene, Scope, Language, Author, and Object, by John Mason Good, 8vo. London, 1812. The Book of Job, translated from the Hebrew by Elizabeth Smith ; with a Preface and Annotations, by F. Randolph, 8vo. London, 1810. The Book of Psalms, translated from the Hebrew ; with Notes explana- tory and critical, by Sam. Horsley, 2 vols. 8vo. London, 1816. The Psalms of David, translated into divers and sundry kindes of Verse ; begun by Sir Philip Sidney, and finished by the Countess of Pem- broke, his sister. Printed from the original MS. small 8vo. Lond. 1823. The Book of Proverbs; an attempt towards an improved Translation from the original Hebrew ; with Notes critical and explanatory, and a preliminary Dissertation, by Geo. Holden, 8vo. London, 1819. The Book of Ecclesiastes ; an attempt to illustrate by a Paraphrase, in which the expressions of the Hebrew Author are interwoven ; with a Commentary by John Holden, 8vo. London, 1822. The Song of Songs ; or, Sacred Idyls, translated from the original He- brew ; with Notes critical and explanatory, by J. M. Good, 8vo. London, 1803. Isaiah : a new Translation ; with a preliminary Dissertation, and Notes critical, philological, and explanatory, by Robt. Lowth, 2 vols. 8vo. Glasgow, 1822. Jeremiah and Lamentations : a new Translation ; with Notes critical, philological, and explanatory, by B. Blayney, 8vo, Edinb. 1810. Ezekiel : an Attempt towards an improved Version, a Metrical Arrange- ment, and an Explanation, by Archb. Newcome, 4to. Dublin, 1788. Daniel : an improved Version attempted ; with Notes, critical, historical, and explanatory, by Thomas Wintle, 4to. London, 1807. XII. Minor Prophets: an Attempt towards an improved Version, a Me- trical Arrangement, and an Explanation, by Archb. Newcome, 8vo. Pontefract, 1809. Hosea : translated from the Hebrew ; with Notes explanatory and criti- cal. (Horsley 's " Bibl. Criticism," Vols III. and IV.) Zechariah : a new Translation ; with Notes critical, philological, and explanatory, by B. Blayney, 4to. London, 1797. Four Gospels, translated from the Greek ; with preliminary Dissertations, and Notes critical and explanatory, by Geo. Campbell, 4 vols. 8vo. Aberdeen, 1814. The Apostolical Epistles, a New Literal Translation from the original Greek, with a Commentary and Notes; to which is added, a His- tory of the Life of the Apostle Paul, by John Macknight, 4 vols, 8vo. London, 1816. RELIGION. 7 The Apocalypse ; or, Revelation of Saint John, translated, with Notes critical and explanatory ; to which is prefixed, a Dissertation on the Divine Origin of the book; by J. C. Woodhouse, 8vo. Lond. 1806. Bible in Welsh [translated by Bishops Morgan, Davis, &c.], blacfe letter, folio. London, by C. and R. Barker, 1588. Bible in Irish, [translated by King and Daniel ; edited by Bishop W. Bedell, and printed at the expense of the Hon. Robt. Boyle,] 4to. London, 1681-85. Bible in Irish, 12mo. London, 1690. Bible in the Manks Language [translated by Bishops Wilson and Hildesley], 4to. Whitehaven, 1775. Bible in Gaelic [translated by Drs. James and John Stewart and Dr. Smith, and revised by a Committee of the General Assembly], 4to. Duneidin, 1826. Biblia Bohemica [from the Originals, by A. Nicolai, J. Capito, and other Reformers, at the expense of tlie Baron Zerotinus], 4to. [In Cas- tello Kralitz], 1579-93. Biblia Belgica [from the Hebrew and Greek, by J. Bogermann, W. Baudart, G. Bucer, A. Waleseus, &c., by order of the Synod ofDort], 8vo. Ley den [1638], La Sainte Bible, revue, et conferee sur les Textes Hebreux et Grecs par les Pasteurs et Docteurs de I'Eglise de Geneve, 4to. Geneve, 1588. La meme, avec un Index par Lieux-communs, 8vo, ruled red lines, a very fine copy in old morocco. Amstelod. 1635. La Sainte Bible, nouvelle traduction, conforme a la Vulgaire du Sexte V, [par Jacques Corbin], et approuvee par I'Universite de Poictiers, 8 vols. 16mo, old morocco. Paris, 1643. *' Coll. per H. Drury e libris Comitis Mac Carthy, venditis apud Parisios, 1817." Pseaumes nouvellement mis en Vers Fran^ais, enrichis de Figures, gravees par L. Chevron, 8vo. Le Nouveau Testament, traduit en Franqais sur le Vulgate, avec les Differences du Grec [par De Sacy, Arnauld, Nicole, &c.], 2 vols. 12mo, in morocco by Pardeloup. Mons [Ley de par Elzev.], 1667. Biblia Germanica, das ist die gantze heilige Schrift, aufs neu zugericht D. Mart. Luther, Iilacfe letter, 2 vols, folio. Wittemberg , gedruckt durch A. Lufft, M.D.XLL The latest revised edition by the Reformer himself, and tliat on which his greatest care was bestowed, Bible, Swiss-German [translated by Leo Juda, and revised, by order of the Helvetian magistrates, by J. Hottinger, J. Miiller, J. C. Suicer, J. H. Otius, J. H. Heidegger, &c.], 2 vols. 4to. Zurich, 1665-7. Biblia Hungarica, [translated from the originals by C. Curoli] 4to. Wysolyin, 1589. Biblia tradotta in Lingua Itallana, e commentata da Giov. Diodati, con I'Aggiunta de' S. Salmi messi en rime per lo medesimo, folio. Geneva, 1641. Biblia Polonica, [translated by the Calvinists] Svo. Berlin, 1813. 8 RELIGION. Biblia Hispanica, que es, los sacros Libros del Vieio y Nuevo Testamento [transladada por Cassiodoro de Reyna], revista y conferida con los Textos Hebreos y Griegos, y con diversas Translaciones, por Cyprian de Valera, folio. En Amsterdam, 1602. New Testament in Sungskrit, translated from the original Greek by the Missionaries, 4to. Serampore, 1808. Four Gospels, and the Acts of the Apostles, translated into the Malayan Language [by J. Marshall, and edited by T. Hyde], 4to. Oxonii, 1677. New Testament, translated into the Indian Language [by J. Elliot], 4to. Cambridge [^Nexv Eiigland^, 1661. Harmonies and Histories of the Bible, Harmonia Evangelica in Ling. Theotiscam antiquiss. Tatiano Syro [cum Vers. Lat.] ad duo MSS. et curas J. Schilteri posthumas studiose recensita, subjectis Notulis. Accedit Fragmentum aliud Theotiscum quo Christi cum Samaritana Muliere Colloquium rhythmo vet, ex- hibetur. (Schilteri Thesaurus, Vol. II.) Harmony and Chronicle of the Old Testament ; by J. Lightfoot. (Works, Vol. II.) Harmony, Chronicle, and Order of the New Testament, by J. Lightfoot. (Works, Vol. III.) Harmony of the IV. Evangelists among themselves, and with the Old Testament. (Works, Vols. IV. and V.) The Old and New Testament, arranged in Historical and Chronological order ; with copious Notes, by George Townsend, 4 vols. 8vo. London, 1821-5. Harmony of the Four Gospels ; with a Paraphrase and Notes by J. Macknight, 2 vols. 8vo. London, 1809. Harmony of the IV. Gospels, by Philip Doddridge. (Family Expositor ,k Vol. 'I.) Harmony of the Four Gospels in Chinese, by the Jesuit Missionaries x with forty-ei2,ht large Cuts illustrative of our Saviour's Life, small folio. See First Report of Bible Society, Butler's Confessions of Faith, p. 151. [China, printed ] Reconciler (The) of the Bible enlarged ; wherein above 3000 seeming Contradictions throughout the Old and New Testament are fully and plainly reconciled, by J. T. and T [homas] M [an], folio. Lond. 1662. Fuller's (Thos.) Pisgah Sight of Palestine and the Confines thereof; with the Historic of the Old and New Testament acted thereon, front.^ plate of arms, &c. London, 1650. Wesley's (Sam.) History of the Bible, in Verse ; and adorned with 330 Sculptures by J. Sturt, 3 vols, small 8vo, a fine copy, old morocco, London, 1701-16. Stackhouse's (Thos.) History of the Holy Bible ; with Answers to Infidel Objections; Dissertations on the most remarkable Passages, and a Connexion of the Profane with the Sacred Writings ; with Additions and Corrections by Bishop Geo. Gleig, 3 vols. 4to. London, 1817. RELIGION. 9 Watts's (Isaac) View of Scripture History; with a Continuation of the Jewish Affairs from the Old Testament till the time of Christ, 12mo. London, 1717. Apocryphal Books. Apocrypha (The Books of the), with critical and historical Observations, and Introductory Discourses, explaining the Distinctions between Ca- nonical and Apocryphal Writings, and illustrating the intimate Con- nexion between the Old and New Testament; by C. Wilson, 8vo. Edinburgh, 1801. Collection of Authentic Records belonging to the Old and New Testa- ment, translated into English by W. Whiston, 2 vols, royal 8vo, large paper. London, 1727-8. Sect. II. — SACRED PHILOLOGY. Introductions, Treatises on the Interpretation, on Transla- tions of the Scripture, and on Sacred Literature. Home's (T. H.) Introduction to the Critical Study and Knowledge of the Holy Scriptures, 4 vols. 8vo. London, 1828. Waltoni (Briani) in Biblia Polyglotta Prolegomena specialia, recognovit Dathianisque et variorum Notis suas immiscuit Fr. Wrangham, 2 vols. royal 8vo. Cantabr. 1827. Presentation copy from the Editor. Gray's (Robt.) Key to the Holy Bible, giving an Account of the several Books, their Contents and Authors, including Bishop Percy's Key to the New Testament, 8vo. London, 1818. Lightfoot's (John) Rules for a Student of the Holy Scriptures. (Works, Vol. II.) TyndaU's (Wm.) Pathway into the Holy Scripture. (Works.) Tyndall's (Wm.) Prologues to his Translation of the Bible. (Works.) Ostervald's (J. F.) Arguments of the Books and Chapters of the New Testament, with Practical Observations ; translated from the original MS. by J. Chamberlayne, 8vo, thick paper. London, 1718. Pritii (J. G.) Introductio in Lectionem Novi Testamenti, cura C. G. Hoffmann, 8vo. Lipsice, 1764. Michaelis's (John David) Introduction to the New Testament, translated, and augmented with Notes and a Dissertation on the Origin and Composition of the Three first Gospels, by Herbert Marsh, 6 vols. Svo. London, 1819. Jones's (Jeremiah) New and Full Method of settling the Canonical Au- thority of the New Testament ; with a Vindication of St. Matthew's Gospel from Mr. Whiston's charge of Dislocations, 3 vols. Svo. Ox- ford, Clarendon Press, 1798. Butler's (Charles) Horse Biblicae : a Series of Notes on the Text and Literary History of the Bible, 2 vols. 8vo. London, 1807. Townley's (James) Illustrations of Biblical LittTaturc ; exhibiting the History and Fate of the Sacred Writings, from the earliest Period to the present Century ; including biographical Notices of Translators and other eminent Biblical Scholars, 3 vols. 8vo. London, 1821. c 10 RELIGION. Clarke's (J. B. B.) Concise View of the Succession of Sacred Literature, in a Chronological Arrang-ement of Authors and their Works, from the Invention of Alphabetic Characters to A,D. M.CCC, 2 vols. 8vo. London, 1832. Ornie's (William) Bibliotheca Biblica : a Select List of Books on Sacred Literature ; with Notices biographical, critical, and bibliographical, 8vo. Edinburgh, 1824. Warburton's (Bishop) Directions for the Study of Theology. (Works, Vol. X.) Waterland's Advice to a Young Student in Theology. (Works, Vol. VI.) Bickersteth's (E.) Christian Student ; designed to assist Christians in general in acquiring Religious Knowledge ; with Lists of Books adapted to various Classes of Society, 12mo. London, 1829. Bibliotheca Sacra, post J. Lelong et C. F. Boerneri iteratas curas, ordine disposita, emendata, suppleta, continuata ab A. G. Masch, 2 vols. 4to. HalcE, 1778-83. A bibliographical account of the various editions of the original texts, Vulgate and Oriental versions. Baber's (H. H.) Historical Account of the Saxon and English Versions of the Scriptures, previous to the opening of the XVth Century. (Wiclif's New Testament.) Lewis's (John) History of the English Translations of the Bible, 8vo. London, 1739. Cruttwell's (CI.) Account of English Translations of the Bible, and List of their various Editions. (Preface to Wilson's Bible.) Boyle (Hon. Robt.) on the Style of the Holy Scriptures. (Works, Vol. 11.) Simpson's (David) Sacred Literature ; shewing the Holy Scriptures to be superior to the most celebrated Writings of Antiquity, by the Testi- mony of above 500 Witnesses ; and also by a Comparison of their several Kinds of Composition, 4 vols. 8vo. Birmingham, 1788. Jones (W.) on the Figurative Language of Scripture. (Works, Vol. II.) Keach's (Benj.) Key to open the Scripture Metaphors and Types; to which are prefixed, Arguments to prove the Divine Authorship of the Holy Scriptures, folio. London, 1779, See also Bampton Lectures : Conybeare and Chevallier. Cappelli (Ludov.) Critica Sacra, sive de variis quae in Sacris Vet. Test. Libris occurrunt Lectionibus. Recensuit, etc. G. J, L. Vogel ; cum Appendice var. Scriptorum ad eam se referentium, recens. J. G. Scharfenberg, 3 vols. 8vo, Halce Magd. 1775-86. Lowth (Robt.) de Sacra Poesi Hebrseorum, cum Notis et Epimetris J. D. Michaelis, edidit E. F. C. Rosenmiiller, 8vo, Oxonii, 1821. Lowth's (Robt.) Sacred Poetry of the Hebrews, translated, with the Notes of Michaelis and others, by G. Gregory, 2 vols. 8vo. London, 1816. Jebb's (Bp. John) Sacred Literature ; comprising a Review of the Prin- ciples of Composition laid down by Bp. Lowth, and an Application of those Principles to the illustration of the New Testament, 8vo. Lond. 1820. Wilson's (W.) Illustration of the Method of Explaining the New Testa- ment by the Early Opinions of Jews and Christians concerning Christ [in refutation of Priestley's Early Opinions], 8vo. Cambridge, 1797. RELIGION. 11 Middleton's (Bp. T. F.) Doctrine of the Greek Article applied to the Criticism and Illustration of the New Testament, 8vo. London, 1808. Commentators and Expositors. Lutheri (Mart.) Comment, in S. Scripturam ; vid. in Lib. Deut. (Opera, Vol. III.) ; XXII. Psalmos priores, Psalmos Grad., et in Psalmos XLV. et LI. (Vols. II., III., et IV.); Ecclesiasten, (Vol. IV.); Canticum Canticorum, (Vol. IV.) ; Esaiam, (Vol. III.) ; Hoseam et Joelem, (Vol. IV.); Amoset Abiam, (Vol. III.); Micham, (Vol. IV.); Mattheam, (Vol. IV.) ; Epist. ad Galatas, (Vols. I., II., et III.) Melancthonis (Ph.) Commentarii in S. Scripturam. (Opera, Vols. II., III., et IV.) Zuinglii (Huld.) Annotationes in Genesin et Exodum; Enchiridion Psalmorum ; Complanationes Isaiae et Jeremise Prophetae ; Annota- tiones in Evangelia et Epistolas Pauli, &c. (Opera, Vol. III.) Calvini (Joh.) Commentaria, Homilise, et Conciones in S, Script. (Opera, Vols. I. to VII.) Critici Sacri ; sive, Annotata doctiss. Virorum in Vetus ac Novum Testamentum. Quibus accedunt Tractatus varii Theologico-Philo- logici, 8 vols, in 9, folio. Amstelod. 1698. — Thesaurus Theologico- Philologicus ; sive, Sylloge Dissertationum ad illustr. Vet. et Nov. Testamenti loca, 2 vols, folio. Amstelod. 1701. — Thesaurus Novus Theologico-Philologicus; sive, Sylloge Dissertat. exegeticanmi ad V. et N. Instrumenti loca. Ex museo T. Hassei et C. Ikenii, 2 vols, folio. Lugduni Bat. 1732. Poll (Matthsei) Synopsis Criticorum aliorumque S. Scripturse Inter- pretum, 4 vols, in 5, folio, lai'ge paper. Londini, 1669-76. Bloomfield's (S. T.) Recensio Synoptica Annotationis Sacrse ; being a Critical Digest and Synoptical Arrangement of the most important Annotations on the New Testament, 8 vols. 8vo. London, 1826-8. Gill's (John) Exposition of the Old and New Testaments ; in which the Sense of the Sacred Text is given, difficult Passages explained, seem- ing Contradictions reconciled, and whatever is material in the various Readings and the several Oriental Versions is observed, 9 vols. 4to. London, 1809. Patrick, Lowth, Arnald, Whitby, and Lowman's Critical Commentary and Paraphrase on the Old and New Testament and the Apocrypha ; edited by J. R. Pitman, 6 vols, large 4to. Lond. 1822. Henry's (Matt.) Exposition of the Old and New Testament, with Prac- tical Remarks and Observations, 6 vols. 4to. Lond. 1792. Scott's (Tho.) Holy Bible, with Explanatory Notes, Practical Observa- tions, and copious Marginal References, 6 vols. 4to. Lond. 1823. Hall's (Bp. Joseph) Contemplations upon the principal Passages in the Holy Story. (Works, Vols. I. and II.) Hall's (Bp. Joseph) Plain and Familiar Explication, by way of Para- phrase, of all the Hard Texts of the Old and New Testament. (Works, Vols. HI. and IV.) Saurin (Jacques), Discours historiques, critiques, theologiques, et moraux, s\ir los Evenemens les |)lus mcMnornlilos du Vicux et Nouveau Testa- ment, 11 vols. 8vo. La Ilaye, 1720. 12 RELIGION. La Sainte Bible [connu sous le nom de Bible de Vence], en Latin et Francois, avec des Notes litterales, critiques, et historiques, des Prefaces et des Dissertations, tirees du Commentaire de Calmet, de I'Abbe de Vence, et des Auteurs le plus celebres, revue, corrigee, et augmentee de Notes, 25 vols. 8vo. Paris, 1820-24. Lightfoot (Joh.) AEI'^FANA de Rebus ad LXX. Vers, spectantibus, Ver- siones Proph. Minorum Graeca et Vulgaris, nee non Targum, cum Hebrseo fonte collates . (Works, Vol. X.) Baxter's (Rich.) Paraphrase on the New Testament, Svo. Lond. 1695. Burkitt's (W.) New Testament, with Observations and Practical Instruc- tions, abridged by S. Glasse, 2 vols. 4to. Lond. 1806. Doddridge's (Philip) Family Expositor ; or, a Paraphrase and Version of the New Testament, with Critical Notes and a Practical Improve- ment ; with Life of the Author by Job Orton, 4 vols. 4to. Lond. 1808. Gilpin's (Wm.) Exposition of the New Testament, pointing out the lead- ing Sense and Connexion of the Sacred Writers, 2 vols. Svo. Lond. 1793. Le Nouveau Testament, avec des Reflexions Morales sur chaque Verset [par Pasq. Quesnel], 8 vols. 12mo. Amst. 1736, Blunt's (J. J.) Veracity of the V. Books of Moses, argued from the un- designed Coincidences to be found in them, when compared in their several parts, 12mo. Lond. 1831. Townsend's (Joseph) Character of Moses established for Veracity, as an Historian recording Events from the Creation to the Deluge and subsequently, 2 vols. 4to. Bath, 1813. Kennedy's (James) Ten Lectures on the Philosophy of the Mosaic Record of the Creation, delivered in Trinity College, Dublin, 2 vols. 8vo. Lond. 1827. Shuckford (Sam.) on the Creation and Fall of Man. (Connexion, Vol. IV.) Lightfoot's (John) Observations on Genesis ; Gleanings out of Exodus ; and de Creatione, Itineribus, et Mansione Israelit. ; Expositio Hosese. (Works, Vol. II.) Graves' (Richard) Lectures on the Four last Books of the Pentateuch, designed to shew the Divine Origin of the Jewish Religion from Internal Evidence, 2 vols. 8vo. Dublin, 1807. Boys' (Tho.) Key to the Book of Psalms, Svo. London, 1825. Home's (Bp. Geo.) Commentary on the Psalms, 2 vols. Svo. Oxford, 1798. Leighton's (Abp.) Meditations, practical and critical, on Psalms IV., XXXII. , and CXXX., translated from the Latin by P. Doddridge. (Works, Vol. II.) Hall (Bp. Jos.) Some few of David's Psalms metaphrased. (Works.) Reynold's (Bp. Edward) Exposition of the CXth Psalm. (Works, Vol. II.) Reynold's (Bp. Edward) Annotations on the Book of Ecclesiastes. (Works, Vol. IV.) Mede's (Jos.) Treatises on Obscure Passages in Daniel. (Works.) RELIGION. 13 Bliint's (J. J.) Veracity of the Gospels and Acts of the Apostles argued from their undesigned Coincidences, 12mo. Lond. 1828. Lardner's (N.) Credibility of the Gospel History; or, the Facts occa- sionally mentioned in the New Testament confirmed by Passages of contemporary ancient Authors. (Works, Vol. I.) Stabback's (Tho.) Four Gospels and Acts of the Apostles, illustrated with Annotations, critical, explanatory, and practical, selected from the most able Commentators, and accompanied with Reflections. 2 vols. 8vo. Falmouth, 1809. Trapp's (Joseph) Explanatory Notes upon the Four Gospels ; with Three Discourses explaining the illustrious Prophecies of the Old and New Testament, 8vo. Oxford, 1805. Lightfoot's (John) Hebrew and Talmudical Exercitations on the Evan- gelists and part of Romans and I. Corinthians. (Works, Vols. XI. and XII.) Townson (Tho.) on the Four Gospels, (Works, Vol. 1.) ; on Evangelical History. (Vol. II.) Elsley's (J.) Annotations on the Four Gospels and the Acts of the Apostles, 2 vols. 8vo. Lond. 1824. Adams's (Tho.) Exposition of St. Matthew. (Works, Vols. III. and IV.) Tyndall's (Wm.) Exposition uppon the V., VI., VH. Chapters of Matheu, whiche three Chapters are the Keye and Dore of the Scrip- ture, and the restoring agayne of Moses' Lawe, corrupte by the Scribes and Pharises. And the Exposition is the restoring agayne of Christe's Lawe, corrupte by the Papistes. (Works.) Gray's (And.) Delineation of the Parables of our Blessed Saviour ; to which is prefixed, a Dissertation on Parables and Allegorical Writ- ings in general, 8vo. Lond. 1814. Gardiner's (James) Exposition of our Saviour's Sermon on the Mount, 8 vo, large paper. Lond. 1720. Biscoe's (Rich.) History of the Acts of the Holy Apostles confirmed from other Authors, and considered as full Evidence of the Truth of Chris- tianity. (Boyle Lectures.) Lightfoot's (John) Commentary and Hebrew and Talmudical Exercita- tions on the Acts of the Apostles. (Works, Vol. VIH.) Slade's (J.) Annotations on the Epistles, 2 vols. 8vo. Lond. 1824. Pearson (Jo.) Annales Paulini. (Randolph's Enchirid. Vol. I.) Locke's (John) Essay on the Understanding of St. Paul's Epistles ; with Paraphrase and Notes to the Epistles of St. Paul to tho Romans, Corinthians, Galatians, and Ephesians. (Works, Vol. VIII.) Adams's (Tho.) Paraphrase on the first XI. Chapters of the Epistle to the Romans, 8vo. Lond. 1771. (Works, Vol. I.) Davenant's (Bp. John) Exposition of the Epistle to the Colossians, trans- lated from the original Latin ; with a Life of the Author, and Notes illustrative of the Writers and Authorities referred to in the Work, by Josiah AUport : to which is added, a Translation of de Morte Christi, by the same Prelate, 2 vols. 8vo. Lond. 1831. Jewell's (Bp.) Exposition upon the Two Epistles to the Thessalonians. (Works, Vol. II.) 14 RELIGION. Owen's (J.) Exposition of the Epistle of St. Paul to the Hebrews, with PreHminary Exercitations, 4 vols, royal 8vo, large paper. Edin. 181-2-13. Stuart's (Moses) Commentary on the Epistle to the Hebrews, [edited by Eben. Henderson], 2 vols. Svo. Lond. 1828. Leiohton's (Abp. R.) Practical Commentary on the 1st Epistle of Peter. OVorks, Vol. I.) Jones (W.) on the Epistle to the Hebrews, shewing the Harmony between the Mysteries, Doctrines, and Morality of the Old and New Testa- ment. (Works, Vol. HI.) Mede's (Joseph) Paraphrase and Exposition of St, Peter, 2d Epist. chap, iii., on the Day of Christ's Second Coming. (Works.) Tyndall's (Wm.) Exposition of the First Epistle of St. John, set forth 1531. (Works.) Mede (Joseph) Clavis et Commentationes Apocalypticse ; Opuscula ad Rem Apocalypticam spectantia. (Works.) Daubuz' (Charles) Commentary on the Revelation of St. John, with a Preliminary Discourse, new^ modelled and abridged by P. Lancaster, 4to. Lond. 1730. Gauntlett's (Henry) Exposition of the Book of Revelation, 8vo. Lond. 1821. Cunninghame's (W.) Dissertation on the Seals and Trumpets of the Apo- calypse, and the Prophetical Period of 1260 years, Svo. Lond. 1817. Horsley's (Bp. S.) Biblical Criticism on the first XIV. Historical Books of the Old Testament, also on the first IX. Prophetical, 4 vols. 8vo. Lond. 1820. Lightfoot's (John) Explanation of difficult Places of Scripture. (Works, Vol. V.) AUix's (Peter) Reflections upon the Books of the Holy Scripture, to establish the Truth of the Christian Religion, 8vo. Oxford, 1822. (Works, Vol. I.) King's (Edw.) Morsels of Criticism, tending to illustrate some few Pas- sages in the Holy Scriptures upon Philosophical Principles, 3 vols. Svo. Lond. 1800. Roberts's (W. H.) Corrections on various Passages in the English Version of the Old Testament, upon the Authority of Ancient MSS. and An- cient Versions, Svo. Lond. 1794. Newton's (Bp. T.) Dissertations on some Parts of the Old and New Testament. (Works, Vols. I. to IV.) Jones (W.) on the Use and Intent of some remarkable Passages of Scrip- ture not commonly understood. (Works, Vol. III.) Callaway's (John) Oriental Observations and Occasional Criticisms, more or less illustrative of several hundred Passages of Scripture, 12mo. Lond. 1827. Barrington's (Hon. Daines) Miscellanea Sacra. (Works.) Bowyer's (W.) Critical Conjectures and Observations on the New Testa- ment, collected from various Authors, 4to. Lond. 1782. Newton's (Sir I.) Historical Account of Two Notable Corruptions of Scripture, viz. 1 John, v. 7, and Tim. iii. 16. (Works, Vol. V.) RELIGION. 15 On the Pr^opliecies. Keith's (A.) Evidences of the Truth of the Christian Religion, derived from the literal Fulfilment of Prophecy, as illustrated by the History of the Jev^^s, and by the Discoveries of recent Travellers, 8vo. Edin. 1832. Kett's (Henry) History the Interpreter of Prophecy ; or, a Scriptural View of tlie Prophecies and their Fulfilment, 2 vols. 8vo. Lond. 1805. Newton (Bp. Tho.) on the Prophecies which have remarkably been ful- filled, and at this time are fulfilling, 2 vols. 8vo. Lond. 1817. Newton's (Sir I.) Observations on the Prophecies of Holy Writ, parti- cularly those of Daniel and the Apocalypse of St. John. (Works, Vol. V.) Robinson (Tho.), Prophecies of the Messiah, from the beginning of Genesis to the end of the Psalms of -David, considered and improved, 8vo. Lond. 1812. Zouch's (Tho.) Attempt to illustrate the Prophecies of the Old and New Testament. (Works, Vol. I.) Faber's (G. S.) Calendar of Prophecy ; or, a Dissertation on the Pro- phecies which treat of the Grand Period of Seven Times, 3 vols. 8vo. Lond. 1828. Faber's (G. S.) General and Connected View of the Prophecies relative to the Conversion, Restoration, Union, and future Glory of Israel and Judah, 2 vols. Lo7id. 1808. Faber (G. S.) on the Prophecies that have been fulfilled and are now fulfilling, or will hereafter be fulfilled, relative to the Great Period of 1260 Years, the Papal and Mohammedan Apostacies, Reign of Anti- christ, and Restoration of the Jews, 3 vols. 8vo. Lond. 1807-18. Faber (G. S.) on Daniel's Prophecy of the Seventy Weeks, 8vo. Lond. 1811. Warburtonian Lectures on Prophecy : — Hurd's (Bp, Richard) Introduction to the Study of the Prophecies concerning the Christian Church, and particularly concerning the Church of Papal Rome, 8vo. London, \111. Hallifax (Bp. Sam.) on the Prophecies of the Christian Church, and in particular concerning the Church of Papal Rome, 8vo. Lond. 1776. Bagot (Bp. Lewis) on the Prophecies concerning the first Establish- ment and subsequent History of Christianity, 8vo. London, 1780. Apthorp's (East) Discourses on Prophecy, 2 vols. 8vo. London, 1786. Nares' (Robt.) Connected and Chronological View of the Prophecies relating to the Christian Church, 8vo. London, 1805. Pearson's (Ed.) Lectures on the Subject of the Prophecies relating to the Christian Church, 8vo. London, 1811. Allwood (Ph.) on the Prophecies relating to the Christian Church, and especially to the Apostacy of Papal Rome, 2 vols. 8vo. Lond. 1815. Davison (John) on Prophecy, in wliicli are considered its Structure, Use, and Inspiration, 8vo. London, 1825. 16 RELIGION. Concordances, Dictionaries, and Commonplace Books. Buxtorfii (Jo.) Concordantice Bibliorum Hebraicse et Chaldaicse, folio. Basilece, 1632. "Williams' (J.) Concordance to the Greek Testament, with the English Version to each Word, 4to. London, 1767. Cruden's (Alex.) Complete Concordance to the Holy Scriptures ; or, a Dictionary and Alphabetical Index to the Bible, 4to. London, 1763. Cruttwell's (C.) Concordance of Parallels, collected from Bibles and Commentaries, which have been published in the Hebrew, Latin, French, Spanish, and other Languages, with the Authorities of each, 4to. London, 1790. Calmet's Dictionary of the Holy Bible, historical, critical, and geo- graphical ; with Fragments, or continued Appendix, illustrating the Manners, Incidents, and Phraseology of the Scriptures, selected from the most esteemed and authentic Voyages and Travels into the East ; with Remarks, Observations, and Plates. Revised, corrected, and enlarged, by C. Taylor, 5 vols. 4to. London, 1823, Brown's (Jo.) Dictionary of the Bible, edited by his Sons, 2 vols. 8vo. Edinburgh, 1807. Robinson's (John) Theological, Biblical, and Ecclesiastical Dictionary, Svo. London, 1816. Locke's (John) Commonplace Book to the Holy Bible ; or, the Scrip- tures' Sufficiency practically demonstrated ; wherein the Substance of Scripture respecting Doctrine, Worship, and Manners, is reduced to its proper heads. Revised and improved by W. Dodd, Svo. London, 1824. Biblical Antiquities, Connexions of Sacred and Profa7ie Histonj, 8^c. Josephi (Flavii) Opera Omnia, Gr. et Lat. cum Notis et Nova Versione J. Hudsoni, acced. Notes varior. &c. ; omnia collegit, disposuit, et ad Codices fere omnes recensuit, Notasque suas adjecit S. Havercampus, 2 vols, folio. Amst. 1726. Josephus's Works ; or, History and Antiquities of the Jews, translated by W. Whiston, 4 vols. 8vo. London, 1806. Ugolini (Blasii) Thesaurus Antiquitatum Sacrarum, complectens selec- tissima clarissimorum Virorum Opuscula, in quibus veterum Hebrae- orum Mores, Leges, Instituta, Ritus Sacri et Civiles illustrantur, 34 vols, folio. Fene^m, 1744-69. Vol. 1. R. Cliijae Additamenta ad Codicem de Die Expiationum. R. Martini in Pii^ionem Fidei Froccmium. Observationes Jos. De Yoisin ad Proocmium. J. Rleyeri Tractatus de Temporibus Sacris et Festis Diebus HebraBorum, cum Animadversionibus in Job. Spenceri libros de Legibus Ritualibus Hebra;orum. .T. Triglandius de Origine et Causis Rituum Mosaicorum, II. Witsii ^gyptiaca, sive de ^Egjptiacorum Saciorum cum Hebraicis Collectione libri tres. Vol. 2. Cbr. Wormii de corruptis Antiquitatum Hebrsearum apud Taciturn, &c. Vestigiis libri 2. G. Casparis Kirclimajeri Exercitatio ad C. Taciti Histor. lib. 5, de Rebus Moribusque .Tudaeorum, RELIGION. 17 H. Relandi Antiquitates Sacra;, amplissimis coramentariis philologicis illustratae. Vol. 3. T. Goodwini Moses et Aaron, cum Hottingeri notis. P, Cunffii Libri 3. de Republ. Hebraeorum, cum Nicolai notis. J. H. Hottingeri Jus Hebrajorum. Vol. 4. B. Corn. Bertramus de Rep. Hebraeorum, cum commentario Constantiui I'Empereur. C. Sigonii Libri 7. de Rep. Hebragorum, cum Nicolai notis. J. Buxtorfii Synagoga Judaica. A. PfeiflFeri Antiquitates selects, ab Ugolino notis illustrataj. Vol. 5. Eusebii Onomasticon, cum Latina interpretations S. Hieronymi, cum notis Bonfrerii, et Job. Clerici Animadversionibus. J. Bonfrerii Annotationes in promissae Terras Chorograpbicam Tabulam. J. Rbenferdii Periculum criticum in loca depravata Eusebii Caesariensis et Hieronymi, de situ et nominibus locorum Hebraicorum. Ejusdem Exercitatio philologica 2da, ad loca deperdita Eusebii et Hiero- nymi de situ, &c. Ejusdem Exercitatio philologica 3tia ad loca vexata Eusebii, &c. Ejusdem Exercitatio philologica 4ta ad loca depravata et vexata Eusebii et Hieron}Tni de locis Hebraicis S. Sc. Ejusdem Nota; Critica,' et Observationes in Eusebii et Hieronymi Ono- masticon. Ejusdem Exercitatio Eusebio-Hieronymianade Angulo Arabiaeet Batanea;. N. Sansonis Animadversiones in duas Tabulas geographicas, ex Veteri et Novo Testamento desumptas. Ejusdem Index Geographicus. Job. Clerici Nota; in Indicem Geographicum N. Sansonsis. N. Sansonis Descriptio Juda;a2. Ejusdem Jesu Christi Vita. Ejusdem Petri Apostoli Vita. Ejusdem Pauli Apostoli Vita. J. Lightfooti Centuria Chorographica in S. Matthaeum. Ejusdem Decas Chorographica in S. Marcum. Ejusdem Chorographica pauca in S. Lucam. Ejusdem Disquisitio Chorographica in S. Johannem. Vol. 6. H. Relandi Palestina. Brochardi Monachi Descriptio Terrae Sanctas. J. Quistorpii Nebo. J. H. Hottingeri Dissertatio de Geographia Terrae Chanaan. J. Millii Dissertatio de Nilo et Euphrate. R. Petachias Itinerarium, cum A'ersione Wagenseilii. Vol, 7. Ab. Peritsol Itinera Mundi, Ilebraice et Latine, cum Interpretatioue et Notis Th. Hyda;. R. S. Sancti Itinerarium, Ilebraice et Latine. P. Dan. Huetii Commentarium de Navigationibus Salomonis. M. Lipenii Dissert, de Navigio Salomonis, Ejusdem Dissert, de Ophir. J. Chr. Wichmanshausen Dissert, de Navigatione Ojdiiritica. J. C. Jehringii Dissert, de Regione Tharsis. J. Hassaei Dissert, de D'lain. II. Relandi Dissert, de Ophir. Ejusdem Dissert, de Mari Rubro. P. Dan. Huetii Tractatus de Situ Paradisi Terrestris. II. Relandi Dissert, de Situ Paradisi Terrestris. .T. Hopkinsonii Descriptio Paradisi. Sara. Bocliarti Epistola de Paradisi Situ. , Steph. IMorini Dissert, de I'aradiso Terrestri, Job. Vorstii Dissert, de Paradiso. If. Relandi Dissert, de IMonte Garizim. Ilarkenrotliii Dissert, de Monte Sublimi. T. Hasasi Observatio de Rlonte Sublimi. Harembergii Oculus JMo3'sis et Christi, a monte editissimo Pala?stinam spectans. Ilarkenrotliii Periculum Criticum, quo A£/3^'5&/v Ileyschii, aliaque ejus de- pravata loca explicaiitur. H. Van Alphcn Dissert, de Terra Chadrach et Damasco ejus (juiete ad Zach. ix. I) 18 RELIGION. Chr. Cellarii Dissert, de Excidio Sodomse. T. Hasan de Zabulonis pras Sidone prasstantia ad Gen, xlix. Ejusdem Dissert, de Nephthalitide, Apostolorum patria, ad illustrationem Oraculi Jacobaei, Gen. xlix. J. C. Wickmanshausen Dissert, de Thermis Tiberiensibus. J. Philadelphii Dissert, de ^'alle Josapbat et Excidii. C. B. Ottonis Dissert, de Flumine Sabbatliico. ]\r. Liebentantii Dissert, de Terra RIorijab, et Monte Visionis Dei. Gb. Oiitovii Observationes de ]Montibus Sionis et Morijali. J. £. Harkenrotbii Dissert, de Racbele. Ejusdem Dissert, de ^Enon prope Salim. P. Zornii Dissert, de iEiione prope Salim. Ejusdem Liber singularis de Historia et Antiquitatibus No-Amon. T. Hasaei Dissert, de Gente -p -p Kau Kaii ad Isaiae xviii. C. Cellarii Dissert.de Amocnitatibus geograpbicis et bistoricis, ex Itine- ribus S. Pauli collectis. Eucberii, Episcopi, Epistola ad Faustum presbyterum. Antonii Placentini Itiiierarium. Vol, 8. S. Van-Til Commentarius de Tabernaculo Moysis. J, Buxtorfii Historia Arcse Foederis. T. Hasaei Dissert, de Lignis Sittim. Ejusdem Dissert, de Rubo Moysis. Ejusdem Dissert, de Lapide Fundamenti. J. H. A, Dorien, Dissert, de Cherubinis Sancti Sanctorum. J. Buxtorfii Dissert, de Manna, Maimonidis Vita, ab J. Buxtorfio descripta, in Praefatione in More Ne- vochim. R. Claveringii Dissert, de Maimonide. H. Prideaux Praefatio ad Tractatus Maimonidis de Jure Pauperis et Peregrini. Lud. Compiegne de Veil Praefatio in Opera Maimonidis. Maimonidis Constitutiones de Templo, Vasis Sanctuarii, et de Ingressu Sanctuarii, Heb. et Lat. a Ugolino notis illustratae. E. C. Sturmii Sciagrapbia Templi Hierosolymitani. Vol. 9. R. Abrabami Ben David Commentarius de Templo, ab Ugolino Latina Interpr. illustratus, Heb. et Lat. J. Ligbtfooti Descriptio Templi Hierosolym. Ejusdem Ministerium Templi. F. Opitii Commentar, de Templi Custodia nocturna. H. Relandi Lib. de Spoliis Templi Hierosolym, in Arcu Titiano conspicuis. T, Dassovii Imagines Hebrsearum rerum. "\'ol. 10. M. Plesken Dissert, de Columnis aeneis. J. J. Cramerii Dissert, de Ara exteriori Templi Secundi. D. Milii Dissert, de Cornibus Altaris exterioris. .1. Buxtorfii Historia Ignis Sacri. J. G. Bornbii Dissert, de Igne Gentilium sacro. D. Milii Dissert, de Altari Mediatore. B. Ugolini Altare exterius. C. L. Scblichter Dissert, de Mensa Facierum, ej usque Mysterio. Ejusdem Dissert, de Pane Facierum. B. Ugolini Dissert, de Mensa et Panibus Propositiones. \'ol. 11. B. Ugolini Altare interius, R. Abrabami Ben David Commentarius de Suffitu, ab Ugolino ex Heb. Latine redditus et notis illustratus, J, Mejeri Dissert, de Suffitu, D. Weymari Dissert, de Suffitu. P, Alpini Dialogus de Balsamo. J, G. Micbaelis Dissert, de Tburibulo Adyti. G. F. Rogal Tliuribulum. J. Braunii Dissert, de Adolitione Suffitiis. G, M, Doederlini Exerc, de Candelabris Judaeorum. B, Ugolini Dissert, de Candelabro, D, F, Jani Exercit. de Vite aurea Templi Hierosolym. Vol. li^. J. Sauberti Lib. de Sacerdotibus Hebraeoruin. J. Krumblioltz Sacerdotium Hebraicum. E. C. 15oldicb Pontifex M. Hebraeorum, J. Braunii Dissert, de Sanctitate Pontif. ]Max. RELIGION. 19 J. Seldeni Lib. 2. de Successione Pontificum Hebraeorum. B. D. Carpzovii Dissert, de Pontificum Hebraeorum Vestitu sacro. J. Buxtorfii Historia Urim et Thummim. N. Polemanni Dissert, de Urim et Thummim. J. Spenceri Dissert, de Urim et Thummim. P. Ribouldeakli Dissert, de Urim et Thummim contra Job. Spencerum. C. L. Schichter Dissert, de Lamina aurea Pout. Max. H. A. Toepffer Dissert, de Tiara Summi Sacerdotis. Ejusdem Dissert de Tiaris miuorum Sacerdotum. B. Scheidii Oleum Unctionis. D. Weymar Dissert, de Unctione Sacra Hebraeorum, et inaugurali. J. J. Quaiidt Dissert, de Pontificis Max. Suffraganeo. T. R. Tatii Dissert, de Sacerdote Castrensi. B. Ugolini Dissert, de Sacerdote Castreusi. VoL 13. R. Abrabami Ben David Dissert, de Vestitu Sacerdotum Hebraeorum, Heb.et Lat. .T. C. Harembergii Dissert, de Vocibus nybin ,p3"iK ,nb3n ,niii'0 ,tt'ir .^W. J. C. Biel Dissert, de Purpura Ljdia ad illustrationem loci Act xvi. 14. B. LTgolino Sacerdotium Hebraicum. D. Pfeffingeri Dissert, de Nathinaeis. Vol. 14. Mechiltha, Commentariiis vetustiss. et eruditiss. in Exodum, ab Ugolino ex Heb. Latine redditus. Siphre, Commentar. vetustiss. et eruditiss. iu Leviticum, ab Ugolino ex Heb. Latine redditus. Vol. 1.5 Siphre, Commentar. antiquiss. et eruditiss. in Numeros, ab Ugolino ex Heb. Lat. redd. Siphre, Commentar. &c. in Deuteronomium, ab Ugolino ex Heb. Lat. redd. Pesiktha Minus, Commentarius vetustus et pbilologicus in Leviticum, Numeros, et Deuteronomium, ex Heb. &c. Vol. 16. Residuum Pesikthae complectitur. Vol. 17. N. ]\Iuleri Judaeorum Annus Lunae Solaris, et Turc-Arabum Annus mere Lunaris. J. Seldeni Dissert, de Anno Civili Judaeorum. INIaimonidis Constitutiones de Consecratione Novilunii, Heb. et Lat. Clir. Languasen Dissert, de Mense Lunari veterum Hebraeorum. Additamenta ad Codicem de Sabbatho, ab Ugolino ex Heb. Lat. reddita. Additamenta ad Codicem de Commixtionibus Sabbaticis, ab Ugolino, ex Heb. Lat. redd. J. G. Outhovii Dissert, de Sabbatho secundo-primo. J. J. S3'rbii Dissert, de Sabbatho Gentili. Additamenta ad Codicem de Pascha, ab Ugolino ex Heb. Latine reddita. Codex de Pascha, Ghemara Ilierosoljmitana illustratus, ab Ugolino ex Heb. Lat. redd. J. R. Gruner Diatribe de Oblatione Primitiarum. L^golini Dissert, de Ritibus in Cosna Domini, ex Antiquitatibus Pascha- libus illustratis. Vol. 18. Additamenta ad Codicem Sekalim de Siclis, ab Ugolino ex Heb. Lat. redd, Tractatus Sekalim, Ghemara Hierosolvm. Additamenta ad Tractatum Joma. Tractatus Joma, Ghemara Hierosolj-m. illustratus. Additamenta ad Tractatum Succah. Tractatus Succah, Ghem. Hierosol. G. Groddekii Dissert, de Ceremoniu Palmarum. Additamenta ad Tractatum Rosh-Haschana, ab Ugolino ex Heb. Lat. redd. Tractatus Ros-Haschana, Ghem. Hierosol. Additamenta ad Tractatum Tahanijoth. Tractatus Tahanijoth, Ghem. Hierosol. Additamenta ad Tractatum INIeghilah. Tractatus Meghilali, Ghem. Hierosol. Additamenta ad Tractatum Chaghigali. 'I'ractatus Cliaghigali, Ghem. Hierosol. Additamenta ad Tractatum Betzah. Tractatus Betzah, Ghem. Hierosolym. Additamenta ad Tractatum Alohed Katon. Tractatus Mohed Katon, Ghem. Hierosol. 20 RELIGION. Vol. 19. Additamenta ad Tractatum de Sacrificiis, ah Ugolino ex Heb. Lat. redd. Tractatus de Sacrificiis, Ghemara Babylonica illustratus. Additamenta ad Tractatum de Muneribus. Tractatus de Muneribus, Ghem. Babylon. fProfanis, Additamenta ad Tractatus de Vol. 20. Additamenta ad Tractatus de- Primogenitis, Sacrificiorum Commutatione, Prevaricatione, Excidiis, ^Rerum Yotarum ^stimatione. Tractatus Misnicus de Sacrificio Jugi, ab Ugolino notis philologicis illustratus. H. G. Clemens de Labro aeneo. L. C Sturmii Mare seneum. 'Benedictionibus, Angulo, Re dubia, Separationibus, Anno Septimo, .Heterogeneis. J. C. Hottingeri Commentar. de Decimis Hebraeorum. Additamenta ad Tractatum de Decimis. Tractatus de Decimis, Ghem. Hier. illustratus. Additamenta ad Tractatum de Decima Secunda. Tractatus de Decima Secunda, Ghem. Hier. &c. J. Spenceri Dissert, de Solutione Primitiarum et Decimarum. Ejusdem Dissert, de Professione Decimarum. Additamenta ad Tractatum de Placenta. Tractatus de Placenta, Ghem. Hier. &c. Additamenta ad Tractatum de Preeputio Arborum. Tractatus de Arbore Praeputiata, Ghem. Hier. &c. Additamenta ad Tractatum de Primitivis. Tractatus de Primitivis, Ghem. Hier. &c. Yo\. 21. J. Rhenferdii Dissert. 2. de decern Otiosis Synagogae. Ejusdem Investigatio Prsefectorum, et Ministrorum Synagogae. C. Vitringa Liber de Decemviris Otiosis. C. Bornitii Exercitationes Philologicae tres de Synagogis veterum He- braeorum. J. Sauberti Dissert, de Precibus Hebraeorum. N. Polemanni Dissert, de Ritu precandi veterum Hebraeorum. F. W. Jahr Dissert, de Precibus Gentilium expiatoriis. M. Hilleri Dissert, de Vestibus Fimbriatis Hebraeorum. C. Lubeci Exercitatio de Decisionibus Peniculamenti Hebraeorum. B, Ugolinus de Phylacteriis Hebraeorum. T. Dassovii Dissert. Ritibus IMezuzae. G. Ursini Antiquitates Hebraicae, Scholastico-Academicae. J. L. Heubneri Dissert, de Academiis Hebraeorum. .T. J. Serupii Dissert, de Titulo Rabbi. J. H. Otthonis Historia doctorum Misnicorum, cum notis Relandi, G. E. Geiger Commentatio de Hillele et Sammai. Vol. 22. B. Ugolini Trihsresium, sive Dissert, de tribus Sectis Judaeorum, scil. de Pharisaeis, Sadducaeis, et Essenis. J. Schmid Dissert, de Secta Pharisaeorum. H. Optii Exercitatio philologica de Pharisaeis. L. A. Rechenberg Dissert, de Pharisaeis. S. Barthel Sched. historicum de Sadducaeis. J. Drusii Libellus de Hasidaeis. P. Slevogti Disputatio de Metempsychosi Hebraeorum. J. Triglandii Diatribe de Secta Karaeorum. L. Warneri Dissert, de Karaeis. R. A. Karaei Excerpta in Librum Josuae. Institutio Karaeorum, ab Ugolino ex Heb. Lat. redd. H. Relandi Dissert, de Samaritanis. C. Cellarii Collectanea Ilistoriae Samaritanae. Epistolae duae Sichemitarum ad Jobum Ludolfum. J. Rhenferdii Dissert, de fictis Judaeor. Haeresibus. Ejusdem Dissert, de Sethianis. Ejusdem Dissert, de Redemptione Marcosiorum et Heracleonitarum. RELIGION. 21 p. Slevogti Dissert, de Proselytis Judaeorum. J. G. JNluller Dissert, de Proseljtis. J. Reiskii Dissert, de Baptismo Judaeorum. J. A. Danzii Baptismus Proselytorum Judaicus. J. Spenceri Dissert, de Lustrationibus et Purificationibus Hebraeorum. J. H. Maii Dissert, de Lustrationibus et Purificationibus Hebraeorum contra J. Spencerum. Ejusdem de Purificatione mirabili singulari, et singulariter mirabili. J. Spenceri Dissert, de Circumcisione. S. Deylingii Observatio de Origine Circumcisionis Judaicae. J. J. Quandt Dissert. deCultris Circumcisioriis et Secespitis Hebraeorum. H. B. Gedaei Dissert, de Instrumento Circumcisionis a Zippora et Josua adbibito. G. Groddekii Dissert, de Judaeis Praeputium attrahentibus. H. Lossii Dissert, de Epispasmo Judaico. Vol. 23. J. Seldeni Syntag-mata duo de Diis Syriis. A. Beyeri Additamenta ad Seldeni Syntagmata. J. C. Wichmanshausen Dissert. 4. de Diyinationibus Babyloniorum. J. Clodii Dissert, de Magia Sagittarum. D. INIillii Dissert, de ms et maiN. Ejusdem Dissert, de D''?2^a^^. J. C. Wichmanshausen Dissert, de Theraphim. A. PfeifFeri Exercitatio de Theraphim. P. E. Jablonski Remphan, Egyptiorum Deus, ab Israelitis in deserto cultus, nunc ex lingua et antiquitate ^Egyptiaca erutus et illustratus. J. H. Maii Dissert, de Kijun et Remphan. J. C. Schwabii Dissert, de Moloch et Remphan. D. Millii Dissert, de Idolo nnx. Ejusdem Dissert, de Bahalzebub et Miphlezeth. Ejusdem Dissert, de Gad et Meni. J. P. Lakmacheri Dissert, de Gad et Meni. H. Relandi Dissert, de Diis Cabiris. Z. B. Pochari Dissert, de Simulacris Solaribus Israelitarum. J. Spenceri Dissert, de Tyriorum Gammadim et Hammanim. F. INIayeri Dissert, de Idolo miTN. G. F, Meinhardi Dissert, philolog. de Selenolatria. J. Crausii Dissert, de Succoth Benoth. D. Dietzschii Dissert, de Cultu Molochi. C. S. Ziegra Dissert. 3. de crudelissima Liberorum Immolatione Molocho facta. C. G. Meyeri Dissert, de Hominibus Piacularibus. T. Roser Dissert, de Dagone, Pbilistaeorum Idolo. S. Deylingii Dissert, de Fletu super Thamuz. T. Hasaei Diatribe de vera Origine et Signiticatione Vocis Astartes. Job. a Lent Schediasma histor. philol. de Judieorum pseudo-Messiis. D. Millii Dissert, de Mohamedismo ante Mohamedem. Vol. 24. J. Spenceri Dissert, de Theocratia Judaiea. C. Blechschmidii Dissert, de Theocratia in populo sancto instituta. Deylingii Exercitatio de Israele, Jehovas Dominio. T. Goodwini Dissert, de Theocratia Israelitarum. J. E. Michaelis Dissert, philol. num Deus dicatur DTi'tk, &c. H. Hulsii Dissert, de Jehova, Deo, Rege, ac Duce Militari in prisco Israele. Ejusdem Dissert, de Sechinah, seu propinqua Dei in Israele Praesentia et Habitatione. J. C. Danhaueri Politica Biblica. H. Conringii Exerc. de Politia, sive de Rep. Heb. C. B. Michaelis Dissert, philol. de Antiquitatibus (Economia; Patri- archalis. \V. Schickardi Jus Regium Hebraeorum, cum notis J. B. Carpzovii. R. J. Abarbiinelis Dissert, de Statu et Jure regio. Ejusdem Dissert, de .ludicum et Regum DiflVrentia. N. Serarii S. J. Herodes. J. Harduini Prolusio de Nummis Herodiadum. A. Calovii Dissert, historico-theologica de Statu Judaeorum Ecclesias- tico et Politico, ab anno primo nativitatis Christi, usque ad excidium Hierosolyniae. J. Rhenferdii Dissert, de Arabarcha, vel Ethiiarchu Judaeorum. 22 RELIGION. p. Wesselingii Diatribe de Judaeorum Archoutibus, ad Inscriptionem Berenicensem. Vol. 25. I'ractatus de Synediiis, Ghemara Hierosol. illustratus ab Ugolino ex Heb. Lat. redd. Tractatus de Pccnis, Ghem. Hier, &c. Traetatus de Synedriis Gbem. Babylon. &c. J. Vorstii Dissert, de Sv'iiedriis Hebrajorum. S. F. Bucheri Synedrium IMagnum. H. Witsii Dissert, de Synedriis Hebrseorum. J. D. Jacobi Dissert, de Foro in Portis. Vol. 26. D. Henrici Dissert, de Judiciis Hebraeorum. J. Nicolai Tract, de Synedrio iEgyptiorum. J. B. Micbaelis Tract, de Judiciis Pcenisque capitalibus in S. Scriptura commeiuoratis. F. W. Bierling Dissert, philolog. de veterum Hebraeorum, circa Vitulam decollandam, Ritibus. 2E. Straucbii Dissert, de flagellandi Ritu apud Hebraeos. J, J. Seyppelli Dissert, de flagellandi Ritu apud Romanes. J. G. Bindrin, Dissert, de Gradibus Excommunicationis apud Hebraeos. J. A. 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H. Hottingeri Dissert, de variis Orientalium Inscriptionibus. Ejusdem Dissert, de Nummis Orientalium. J. Rhenferdi Periculum Phcenicium, sive Literaturae Phoeniciae eruendae Specimen. J. C. Harembergii Observatio Critica de poan ,p3"n ,p3-nN. J. B. Carpzovii Disput. de Nummis, Effigiem Moysis cornutam exhi- bentibus. S. Schmidt Disput. de Drachmis a Christo solutis. Vol. 29. Ugolini Comment, de Re Rustica veterum Hebraeorum. C. Schoetgenii Antiquitates Triturae in S. L. occurrentes. C. L. Hoheisel Disput. pliilol. de INIolis manualibus veterum. F. L. Goetzii Dissert, de Molis et Pistriuis veterum. P. Zornii Dissert, de Hortis Opobalsami. J. G. Schelhornii Dissert, de D"JT bvbv ad Job. xl. J. Hasaei Dissert, de D*3i bvVy et D-SDS bvbv. T. Hasaei Supplement, ad praecedentem Dissertat. P. Zornii Dissert, de veterum Hebraeorum hibernis et aestivis Domibus. J. C. Harembergii Observatio de Dome inducta Minio. C. Schoetgenii Antiquitatis Fulloniae. M. H. Scharbau Dissert, de Luxu Hebraeorum. 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More (SirT.), a most pleasant, fruitful, and witty Work, of the best State of a Public Weal, and of the new Isle of Utopia, written in Latin by Sir T. More, and translated into English by Raphe Robinson ; a new edition, with Notes and Introduction by T. F. Dibdin. Large paper, 4to. London, 1808. More's (Sir T.) Utopia, translated by Cayley. (Life of More.) Milton's (John) present Means and brief Delineation of a Free Com- monwealth ; the ready and easy Way to establish a Free Common- wealth. (Prose Works, 4to. Vol. I.; 8vo. Vol. III.) Ralegh's (Sir W.) Maxims of State. (Works.) Ralegh's (Sir W.) Cabinet Council ; containing the chief Arts of Em- pire and Mysteries of State, discabineted in political and polemical Aphorisms, grounded on authority and experience ; and illustrated with the choicest examples and historical observations. Published by John Milton. (Works.) Southey's (Robert) Sir Thomas More ; or, Colloquies on the Progress and Prospects of Society. 2 vols. 8vo. London, 1831. Reynard the Fox ; a political Satire to represent a wise Government. (Romances.) Temple (Sir W.) on the Original and Nature of Governments. (Works, Vol. I.) PHILOSOPHY. 83 Temple (Sir W.) on Popular Discontents. (Works, Vol. III.) Witherspoon's (John) History of a Corporation of Servants discovered in the Interior of South America. [A political Romance.] (Works, Vol. VI.) Finetti Philoxenis ; some choice Observations of Sir John Finett, Knt., and Master of the Ceremonies to James I. and Charles I., touching the Reception and Precedence, the Treatment and Audience, the Puntillios and Contests of forren Ambassadors in England ; [with Preface by James Howell.] Small 8vo. London, 1656. This also forms a narrative of the Embassies to England, from the marriage of the Queen of Bohemia to 1627. Sydney's (Algernon) Discourses concerning Government ; with his Letters, Trial, Apology, and some Memoirs of his Life [by T. HoUis]. 4to. London, 1763. Political Economy. Campbell's (John) Political Survey of Britain ; intended to shew that we have not as yet approached near the summit of improvement, but that it will afford employment to many generations before they push to the uttermost extent the Natural Advantages of Great Britain. 2 vols. 4to. London, 1774. Chalmer's (Thomas) Political Economy, in connexion with the Moral State and Prospects of Society. 8vo. Glasgow, 1832. Colquhoun's (P.) Treatise on the Wealth, Power, and Resources of the British Empire in every Quarter of the World ; with the Rise and Progress of the Funding System explained. 4to. Z,onrfo?i, 1814. Ganilh, des Systemes d'Economie Politique, de la Valeur comparative de leurs Doctrines, et de celle qui parait la plus favorable au Pro- gr^s de la Richcsse ; avec des Additions relatives aux Controverses recentes de Malthus, Buchanan, et Ricardo. 2 vols. Svo. PariSy 1823. Ganilh, Theorie de I'Economie Politique. 2 vols. Svo. Paris, 1822. Hamilton's (Robert) Progress of Society, as regards Human Welfare, Industry, Capital, Money, Rent, Tithes, Distribution, and Equalisa- tion of Wealth, Property, Education, Commerce, Population, &c. 8vo. London, 1828. Hume (David) on Commerce, Money, Interest, Trade, Taxes, and Public Credit. (Essays, Vol. I.) [Marcet's (Mrs.)] Conversations on Political Economy ; in which the Elements of that Science are familiarly explained. 12mo. London, 1827. Ricardo (David) on the Principles of Political Economy and Taxation. 8vo. London, 1821. Say (J. Baptiste),Cours complct d'Economie Politique pratique. 6 vols. Svo. Paris, 1828-30. Say's (J. B.) Political Economy ; or, the Production, Distribution, and Consumption of Wealth, translated from the 4th edition, with Notes, by C. R. Prinsep. 2 vols. Svo. London, 1821. 84 PHILOSOPHY. 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State of the Poor; or, an History of the Labouring Classes in England, together with Parochial Reports relative to the administration of Work-houses, &c. 3 vols. 4to. London, 1797. Godwin (W.) on Population ; an Enquiry concerning the Power of Increase in the numbers of Mankind, in answer to Malthus. 8vo. London, 1820. Graunt's (John) Natural and Political Observations made upon the Bills of Mortality, with reference to the Government, Growth, Air, Dis- eases, &c. of the City of London. (Eng. Topography — London.) Howard's (John) State of Prisons in England and Wales ; with an Ac- count of some foreign Prisons and Hospitals. 4to. Lojidon, 1792. Howard's (J.) Account of the Principal Lazarettos in Europe; with various Papers relative to the Plague. 4to. London, 1791. Hume (David) on the Populousness of Ancient Nations. (Essays, Vol. I.) Malthus (T. Pt.) on the Principles of Population ; or, a View of its past and present effects on Human Happiness. 2 vols. 8vo. London, 1826. Marshall (J.), a variety of Statistical Accounts illustrative of the Progress and Extent of the Amount expended for the Maintenance of the Poor in each county of England and Wales, and in each parish of the Metropolis, from 1775 to 1830. (Marshall's Mortality of the Metro- polis. See Eng. Topography — London.) Rickmann (John), the Population Returns of 1831, as printed for the House of Commons. Royal 8vo. London, \'&'i'2. Sadler (M. T.), the Law of Population ; a Treatise in disproof of the Super- fecundity of Human Beings, and developing the real Principle of their Increase. 2 vols. 8vo. London, 1830. Wallace's (Robt.) Dissertation on the Numbers of Mankind in ancient and modern times. Svo. Edinburgh, 1809. Weyland's (John) Inquiry into the Policy, Humanity, and past Effects of the Poor Laws. 8vo. London, IS07 . Weyland's (J.) Principles of Population and Production. 8vo. Lo)id. 1816. PHILOSOPHY. 85 Finance and Money. [Arbuthnot's (John)] Tables of Ancient Coins, Weights, and Measures, explained and exemplified in several Dissertations. 4to. London, 1727. Fleetwood's (Bishop) Chronicon Preciosum ; or, an Account of English Money, Price of Corn and other Commodities, and of Salaries, Stipends, Wages, &c. for the last six hundred years. 8vo. Lond. 1745. Gaudin (M. C), Notices Historiques sur les Finances, la Banque, &c. de la France ; de I'an 1800 au 1814. (Memoires du Due de Gaete.) Jacob's (Wm.) Historical Inquiry into the Production and Consumption of the Precious Metals, from the earliest Ages ; and into the Influence of their Increase or Diminution on the Prices of Commodities. 2 vols. 8vo. London, 1831. Locke (John) on the Consequence of lowering the Interest and raising the Value of Money ; and on the Silver Coin. (Works, Vol. V.) Sinclair's (Sir John) History of the Public Revenue of the British Empire. 3 vols. 8vo. London, 1802-3. 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Macpherson's (David) History of the European Commerce with India; to which is subjoined a Review of the Arguments for and against the Trade with India, and the management of it by a Chartered Com- pany. 4to. I^ondon, 1812. M'Culloch's (J. R.) Dictionary, practical, theoretical, and historical, of Commerce and Commercial Navigation. 8vo. Lond. 1832. Malynes (Gerard de), Treatise on the Canker [the abuse of the exchange of money] of England's Commonwealth. Small 8vo. Lond. 1601. Milburn's (William) Oriental Commerce ; containing a Geographical, Nautical, and Commercial Account of the maritime parts of India, China, Japan, and neighbouring Countries, by T. Thornton. Royal 8vo. London, 1825. 86 PHILOSOPHY. Ralegh's (Sir W.) Observations touching the Trade and Commerce with the HoUander and other Nations ; wherein is proved, that our Sea and Land Commodities serve to enrich and strengthen other Countries against our own. 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London, 1776. Harris's (M.) Aurelian (Index of Modern Generic Names to). (Retro- spective Review, New Series, Vol. I.) Lee (Coloured Specimens from the Collection of Mr.), of Hammersmith, to illustrate the Natural History of Butterflies. With Descriptions. Folio. London, 1806. These are carefully coloured by the author on etched outlines, and the number of copies executed was very limited. Haworth (A. H.) Lepidoptera Britannica ; adjunguntur Dissertationes ad Hist. Nat. spectantes. 4 parts, 8vo. London, 1803-28. Ernst (M.), Papillons d'Europe, peints d'apres nature, graves et coloriees sous sa direction [et sous celle de Gigot d'Arcy], decrits par R. P. Engramelle. 8 vols. 4to, fine paper, a Paris, 1779-92. " Exemplaiie retouche," &:c. as Stoll, above. Cramer (Pierre), PapUlons Exotiques des trois parties du monde, I'Asie, I'Afrique, et I'Amerique ; rassembles, decrits, et dessines sur les ori- ginaux, par I'Auteur, et graves et enlumines sous sa direction. Avec le Supplement par C. 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His adjunguntur Bufones, Lacerti, Serpentes, aliaeque Ani- malculae. Accedit Appendix Transformationum Piscium in Ranas et Ranarum in Pisces. Folio. Amstelodami, 1719. Smith's (Sir J. E.) History of the Lepidopterous Insects of Georgia, with the Plants on which they feed; collected from the Observations of Mr. Abbot. 2 vols, folio, coloured Plates. Lond. 1797. Lewin's (J. W.) Natural History of Lepidopterous Insects of New South Wales ; collected, engraved, and faithfully painted after nature. 4to. London, 1805. Wildman's (Th.) Treatise on the Management of Bees ; containing a Natural History of these Insects, and of Wasps and Hornets. 8vo. Lond. 1770. Huber's (Fr.) New Observations on the Natural History of Bees, trans- lated. 12mo. Edin. 1808. Huber's (F.) Natural History of Ants, translated, with Notes, by J. R. Johnson. 12mo. Lond. 1820. Dandalo's (Count) Art of Rearing Silk-worms, translated. 8vo. Lo7i- don, 1825. Adams' (Geo.) Essays on the Microscope ; containing a General History of Insects, their Transformation, General Habits, and Economy [and Instructions for Collecting and Preserving them] : with Additions and Improvements by F. Kanmacher. 4to. Lond. 1798. Hooke's (R.) Micrographia : or, some Physiological Descriptions of Minute Bodies made by Magnifying Glasses ; with Observations and Inquiries thereupon. Folio. Lond. 1665. Conchology. Mawe's (John) Linnsean System of Conchology ; describing the Orders, Genera, and Species of Shells, arranged into Families. 8vo, coloured Plates. London, 1823. Lister (Martin) Historia, sive Synopsis methodica Conchyliorum, quo- rum omnium Picturse ad vivum delineatse exhibentur ; cum Appen- dice figurarum anatomicarum. Folio, large paper. Zone?. 1685. Perry's (Geo.) Conchology ; or, Natural History of Shells : containing a new Arrangement of the Genera and Species, illustrated by coloured Engravings from the natural specimens [by Jo. Clarke]. Folio. London, 1811. Audebert de Ferussac (J. B. L. d'), Histoire naturelle, generale, et par- ticuliere des Mollusques Terrestres et Fluviatiles. Folio, coloured Plates. Paris, 1819. Dilhvyn's (L. W.) Descriptive Catalogue of recent Shells, arranged ac- cording to the Linnsean System, with particular attention to the Syno- nymes. 2 vols. 8vo. London, 1817. Montague's (Geo.) Testacea Britannica ; or, Natural History of British Shells, systematically arranged ; with the Supplement. 3 vols. 4to. London, 1803, and Exeter, 1808. PHILOSOPHY. 101 Donovan's (E.) Natural History of British Shells ; with coloured Figures. 5 vols, royal 8vo. London, 1804. Sowerby's (James) Mineral Conchology of Great Britain ; or, coloured Figures and Descriptions of those Remains of Testaceous Animals or Shells which have been preserved at various times and depths in the earth. 6 vols. Svo. London, 1812-24. Ellis's (John) Essay towards a Natural History of the Corallines, and other Marine Productions of the like kind, found on the coasts of Great Britain. Svo. London, 1755. Medicitie, Anatomy, and Surgery. Hamilton's (W.) History of Medicine, Surgery, and Anatomy, to the commencement of the XlXth Century. 2 vols. 12mo. Lond.\^'i\. Aristoteles de Generatione et Corruptione. (Opera, Vol. I.) Bacon's (Lord) Historia Vita2 et Mortis. (Works.) Bell's (John) Principles of Surgery ; containing the ordinary Duties of a Surgeon, and a System of Surgical Operations. 3 vols, in 4, 4to. Edinb. and Land. 1801-8. Berkeley's (Bp.) Siris ; a Chain of Philosophical Reflections and In- quiries on the Virtues of Tar-Water in the Plague. (Works.) Boyle's (Robt.) Natural History of the Human Blood. (Works, Vol. IV.) Boyle's (R.) Receipts for the Cure of Diseases. (Works, Vol. V.) Boyle's (R.) Effects of Motion on the Salubrity and Insalubrity of the Air. (Works, Vol. V.) Brande's (W. Thos.) Manual of Pharmacy. Svo. London, 1825. Buchan's (Wm.) Domestic Medicine, edited by A. P. Buchan. Svo. London, 1826. Cavallo's (Tit.) Practice of Medical Electricity. (Electricity.) Cclsus (A. Corn.) de Medicina, ex recensione et cum Notis variorum, edidit Leon. Targa. 2 vols. Svo. Argent. 1806. Cheyne's (Geo.) Essay of Health and Long Life. Svo. Lond. 1725. Cooper's (Sam.) Dictionary of Practical Surgery. Svo, London, 1830. Darwin's (Eras.) Zoonomia ; or, the Laws of Organic Life. 2 vols. London, 1796. Dioscoridis (P. A. Matthioli Commentarii in Libros) a Medica Materia ab ipso Auctore recogniti, et locis plus mille aucti ; adjectis magnis ac novis Plantarum ac Animalium Iconibus ad vivum delineatis. Folio. Venetiis, ap. F. Valgrisium, 1583. Gold-Headed Cane ; [or. Sketches of RadclifFe, Mead, Askew, Pitcairn, and Baillie.] Small Svo. London, 1827. Good's (J. M.) Study of Medicine, by Sam. Cooper. 5 vols. Svo. Lon- don, 1829. Graham's (T. J.) Modern Domestic Medicine ; or, a Popular Treatise on Diseases. Svo. London, 1828. Gratarolus' (Guil.) Direction for the Health of Magistrates and Students; namely, suche as bee in their consistent age, or neere thereunto ; Englished by T[h.] N[ewton]. 35lacfe letter, small Svo. London, by W. Horv, 1574. 102 PHILOSOPHY. Hippocratis Opera. (Classics.) Home's (Sir Everard) Lectures on Comparative Anatomy, in which are explained the Preparations in the Hunterian Museum ; with Supple- ment, and including a Synopsis of the Classes and Orders of the Animal Kingdom. 6 vols. 4to. London, 1814-28. Hooper's (Rob.) Medical Dictionary. 8vo. London, 1831. Kgempfer on the Cure of Colic by Acupuncturation, of Moxa, Amber- grease, &c. (History of Japan, Vol. II.) Lizars's (John) System of Anatomical Plates, accompanied with Descrip* tions and Observations. Folio, Plates coloured. Edinb. 1822-6. Paris (J. A.) on Diet, with a view to establish, on Practical Grounds, a System of Rules for the Prevention and Cure of Diseases incident to a Disordered State of the Digestive Functions. 8vo. London, 1824. Russell's (T.) Description and Treatment of the Plague. (Natural His- tory of Aleppo.) Tissot (M.), de la Sante des Gens de Lettres. 8vo. Lausanne, 1768. Sect. III.— MATHEMATICAL PHILOSOPHY. Histories, Dictionaries, Sj'c. Montucla (J. F.), Histoire des Mathematiques, achevee par J. De la Lande. 4 vols. 4to. Paris, 1799-1802. Hutton's (Charles) Mathematical and Philosophical Dictionary ; with numerous Additions and Improvements. 2 vols. 4to. Lond. 1815. Hutton's (C.) Tracts on Mathematical and Philosophical Subjects. 3 vols. 8vo, London, 1812. Hutton's (C.) Recreations in Mathematics and Natural Philosophy; con- taining amusing Dissertations and Inquiries on a variety of subjects. 4 vols. 8vo. London, 1814. Pure Mathematics. Ben Musa's Algebra; edited and translated by Frederick Rosen. 8vo. London, 1831. Bridge's (B.) Lectures on the Elements of Algebra. 8vo. Lond.\^\9. Cowley's (J. Lodge) Illustration and Mensuration of Solid Geometry; containing movable schemes for forming the various Solids : re- vised by W. Jones, 4to. London, 1787. Euclidis Elementa Geometrise. (Classics.) Hutton's (Charles) Mathematical Tables ; containing the Common, Hy- perbolic, and Logistic Logarithms, &c. 8vo. London, 1811. Hutton's (C.) Elements of Conic Sections ; with select Exercises in various branches of Mathematics and Philosophy. 8vo. Lond. 1787. Hutton's (C.) Treatise of Mensuration, both in Theory and Practice. 8vo. London, 1788. Hamilton (Bp. H.) de Sectionibus Conicis. (Works, Vol. I.) Lacroix (S. F.), Traite du Calcul DifFerentiel et du Calcul Integral; revue, corrigee, et augmentee. 3 vols. 4to. Paris, 1810-19. PHILOSOPHY. 103 Leslie's (Sir John) Philosophy of Arithmetic ; exhibiting a progressive view of the Theory and Practice of Calculation. 8vo. Edin. 1817. Maseres' (Baron Francis) Scriptores Logarithmici ; or, a Collection of Tracts on the Nature and Construction of Logarithms. 6 vols. 4to, fine paper. London, 1791-1807. Newtoni (Sir L) Tractatus ad Fundamenta Geometrise sublimioris perti- nentes. (Opera, Vol. 1.) Newtoni (Sir L) Arithmetica Universalis. (Opera, Vol. L) Playfair's (John) Elements of Geometry ; containing the first Six Books of Euclid : Avith Elements of Trigonometry, 8vo. Edinb. 1804. Simson's (Rob.) Elements of Euclid ; with a Treatise on Trigonometry and Logarithms. 8vo. London, 1806. Wilson's (Ri.) System of Plane and Spherical Trigonometry : to which is added, a Treatise on Logarithms. 8vo. Cambridge, 1831. Baily's (F.) Doctrine of Interest and Annuities, and of Life Annuities and Assurances ; with Appendix. 2 vols. 8vo. Lond. 1809-10. Baily's (F.) Tables for the Purchase and Renewing of Leases. 8vo. London, 1807, Morgan's (W.) Principles and Doctrine of Assurances, Annuities, and Contingent Reversions. 8vo. London, 1823. Place (P. S. De la), Theorie Analytique des Probabilites. 4to. Paris, 1820. Rouse's (W.) Doctrine of Chances ; or, the Theory and Probability of Gaming. 8vo. London, 1814. Adams' (Geo.) Geometrical and Graphical Essays ; containing a general Description of the Mathematical Instruments used in Geometry, Civil and Military Surveying, Levelling, and Perspective ; enlarged by W. Jones: with an Appendix by John Gale, containing Tables of Southing. 2 vols. 8vo. Zowrfon, '1791-1803. Brewster's (David) Treatise on New Philosophical Instruments, for va- rious purposes in the Arts and Sciences, with Experiments on Light and Colours. 8vo. Edinb. 1813. Mixed Mathematics. Archimedis Opera. (Classics.) Aristotelis Qucestiones Mechanicse. (Opera, Vol. I.) Emerson's (Wm.) Principles of Mechanics, explaining and demonstra- ting the general Laws of Motion. 4to. London, 1800. Hamilton (Bp. Hugh) on the Principles of Mechanics ; and Introduc- tory Lectures on Natural Philosophy. (Works, Vol. 11.) Robison's (John) Mechanical Philosophy, by Sir D. Brewster. 4 vols. 8vo. Edinb. 1822. Wood's (James) Principles of Mechanics. 8vo. Cami. 1811. [Worcester's (Marq. of)] Century of the Names and Scantlings of such Inventions as he tried and perfected. 12ino. London, 1746. 104 PHILOSOPHY. Worcester's (Marq. of) Century of Inventions ; with Historical and Ex- planatory Notes, and a Biographical Memoir by C. F. Partington. Small 8vo. London, 1825. Astronomy. Adams's (Geo.) Astronomical and Geographical Essays, containing the general Principles of Astronomy, the Use of the Globes, Planetarium, Tellurium, and Lunarium ; enlarged by Wm. Jones. 8vo. London, 1803. Bode (J. E.), Representation des Astres, sur XXXIV Planches, avec une Instruction sur la maniere de s'en servir. 4to. Berlin, 1805. Delambre (J. B. J.), Tables Astronomiques. 4to, Paris, 1806. Ferguson's (James) Astronomy explained upon Sir I. Newton's Prin- ciples ; with Notes and Supplementary Chapters by David Brewster. 2 vols. 8vo. with 4to. volume of illustrative Plates. Edinb. 1811. Long's (Roger) System of Astronomy. 2 vols. 4to. Camb. 1742. Maskelyne's (Nevil) Astronomical Observations made at the Royal Ob- servatory, Greenwich, from 1765 to 1797. 3 vols, folio. London, 1776-1800, Maupertius (M. de) on the different Figures of Celestial Bodies ; with a summary Exposition of the Cartesian and Newtonian Theories. (Keill's Examination of Burnet.) Place (le Comte la), Exposition du Systeme du Monde. 2 vols. 8vo. Paris, 1813. Place (le Comte la), Traite de Mecanique Celeste. 4 vols, 4to. Paris, 1799-1805. [Recorde's (Rob.)] Castle of Knowledge, containing the Explication of the Sphere, bothe Celestiall and Materiall, and divers other things incident thereto, 4to, London, by Reg. Wolfe, 1556. Somerville's (,Mary) Mechanism of the Heavens. 8vo. London, 1831. Theodosii Tripoleusis Sphserse. (Classics.) Vince's (James) Elements of Astronomy, 8vo, Cambridge, 1810. Wharton's (Geo.) Calendarium Carolinum ; or, a New Almanack after the old fashion, for the Year of Man's Creation 5612 — Redemption 1663 ; to which is added, Gesta Britannorum, or a Chronology for 62 Years, from 1600 to 1663. Small 8vo. port, London, 1663. Optics and Perspective. Brewster's (David) Experiments on Light and Colours. (Treatise on Phil. Inst,) Newton's (Sir I.) Optics. (Opera, Vol. I.) Wood's (James) Elements of Optics, 8vo. Cambridge, 1811. Wood's (J. G.) Lectures on Perspective, illustrated with Plates and a Mechanical Apparatus, 4to, London, 1804. Le Clerc's Practical Geometry ; or, an Introduction to Perspective, from the French ; with Additions by C. Nattes. Plates by Pyne. 8vo. London, 1805. PHILOSOPHY. 105 Music. Burney's (Charles) General History of Music, from the earliest ages to the present period ; with a Dissertation on the Music of the Ancients. 4 vols. 4to. London, 1776-89. Hawkins' (Sir John) General History of the Science and Practice of Music. 5 vols. 4to. London, 1776. Montucla, Histoire de la Musique. (Hist, des Mathematiques, Vol. IV.) Burney's (C.) Present State of Music in Germany, the Netherlands, and United Provinces. 3 vols. 8vo. London, 1773. Busby's (Thomas) Complete Dictionary of Music. 12mo. Lond. 1806. Calcott's (Dr.) Musical Grammar. 12mo. London, 1809. Euclidis Introductio Harmonica. (Opera.) Harris (James) on Music. (Works, Vol. I.) King's (M. P.) General Treatise on Music, particularly on Harmony and Thorough-Bass, and its application in composition. Folio. Lond. 1808. Zarlino (Gioseffo), Le Institutioni Harmoniche, nelle quale le materia appartenenti alia musica. Folio. Venet. 1558. Bonanni (Pere), Description des Instrumens Harmoniques en tout genre ; augmentee par I'Abbe Ceruti. Ital. et Franc. 4to. Roma, 1776. [Ritson (Jos.)] on the Songs, Music, and Instrumental Performance of the ancient English. (Ancient Songs.) Tytler (W.) on Scottish Music. (James the First's Remains.) Dissertation on Scottish Music. (Arnot's Edinburgh, App. No. VIII.) Gunn's (John) Historical Inquiry respecting the Performance on the Harp in the Highlands of Scotland, until discontinued about 1734. 4to. Edinburgh, 1807. Walter (Joseph C.) on the Music and Musical Instruments of Ireland. (Irish Bards.) [Coxe's (W.)] Anecdotes of Geo. F. Handel and John Christ. Smith; with select Pieces of Music composed by J. C. Smith, never before published. 4to. London, 1799. Barrington's (Daines) Account of a very remarkable young Musician [Mozart], and of Charles and Samuel Wesley, little Crotch, and the Earl of Mornington, (Miscellanies.) Purcell's (Henry) Orpheus Britannicus ; a Collection of the choicest Songs for one, two, and three Voices ; with Symphonies and a Thorough-Bass to each. Both parts in one vol. folio. London, 1706-11. Navigatioji and Naval Architecture. Charnock's (John) History of Marine Architecture, including a view of the Nautical Regulations and Naval History of all Nations, especially that of Great Britain, deduced to the present time. 3 vols. 4to. large paper. London, 1800—2. Clerk (John) on Naval Tactics, systematical and historical. 4to. Edin. 1804. p 106 PHILOSOPHY. Falconer's (Wm.) Universal Dictionary of the Marine ; beings a copious Explanation of the Technical Terms and Phrases, modernised and much enlarged by W. Burney. 4to. London, 1815. Ralegh (Sir W.) on the Invention of Ships, the several Uses, Defects, and Supply of Shipping ; the Strength and Defects of the Sea Forces of England, France, Spain, and Venice ; with Observations on the Royal Navy and Sea Service. (Works, Vol. VIII.) Military Science. jEliani Tactica ; — Arriani Ars Tactica ; — Frontini Stratagematicon ; — Vegetius de Re Militari ; — Scriptores Veteres de Re Militari. (Classics.) Duncan's (W.) Discourse concerning the Roman Art of War. (Csesar.) Folard (Le Chev. de), Commentaire sur Polybe, ou un Cours de Science Militaire ; avec un Supplement, contenant les Nouvelles decouvertes de la Guerre. (Polybius.) Grose's (Francis) Military Antiquities. (English Military History.) Meyrick's (Sam. Rush) Critical Inquiry into Ancient Armour, as it existed in Europe, but particularly in England, from the Norman Conquest to the reign of Charles II. ; with a Glossary of Military Terms of the Middle Ages. 3 vols, imperial 4to. Land. 1824. An original copy, coloured under the immediate inspection of the author. MuUer's (John) Treatise ; containing the elementary part of Fortifica- tion, regular and irregular. 8vo. Lond. 1807. CLASS IV.— ARTS. General Treatises. Roujoux (P. G, de), Essai d'une Histoire des Revolutions arrivees dans les Sciences et les Arts depuis les temps heroiques jusqu'^ nos jours. 3 vols. 8vo. Paris, 1811. Beckmann's (John) History of Inventions and Discoveries, translated by W. Johnston. 4 vols. 8vo. London, 1814. Dutens (M. L.), Origine des Decouvertes attribuees aux Modernes, , 3 vols. 8vo. Paris, 1812. Smith's (G.) Laboratory, or School of Arts; containing a large col- lection of valuable Secrets, Experiments, and manual Operations in Arts and Manufactures. 2 vols. 8vo. Lond. 1799. Transactions of the Society instituted at London for the Encouragement of Arts, Manufactures, and Commerce, from 1783 to the present time ; with Index to first 25 vols. 29 vols. 8vo. Lond. 1783-1808. ARTS. 107 Sect. I.— LIBERAL ARTS. Artificial Memory, Writing, and Printing. %• See also Literary History and Bibliography. Grey's (Rich.) Memoria Technica ; or, a new method of Artificial Me- mory. 12mo. London, 1737. Ahmad bin Abubekr bin Washih's Ancient Alphabets and Hieroglyphic Characters explained. Translated from the Arabic by Jos. Hammer. 4to. London, 1806. Champollion (le Jeune), Precis du Systeme Hieroglyphique des anciens Egyptiens ; ou, Recherches sur les Elemens premiers de cette Ecri- ture Sacree. Augmentee de la Lettre a M. Dacier relative a Alpha- bet des Hieroglyphes Phonetiques employes par les Egyptiens sur leurs Monumens de I'Epoque Grecque et de I'Epoque Romaine. 2 vols. roy. 8vo. Paris, 1829. Kircheri (Athanasii) Sphinx Mystagoga ; sive, Diatribe Hieroglyphica. Folio. Amstelodami, 1676. Lenoir (Alex.), Nouvelle Explication des Hieroglyphes, ou des anciennes Allegories sacrees des Egyptiens. 3 vols. 8vo. Paris, 1809-10. Beck's (Cave) Universal Character, by which all the Nations of the World may understand one another's conceptions, reading out of one common writing their own mother tongue. Small 8vo, front. Lon- don, 1657. Bridges* (Noah) Stenographic and Cryptographic ; or, the Arts of Short and Secret Writing. Small 8vo. London, 1659. Morland's (Sir Samuel) New Method of Cryptography, or Secret Writ- ing. Folio, port by Lombard. 1666. Smith's (W.) Introduction to Common Decyphering. (History of Nevis.) Johnson's (J.) Typographia ; or, the Printer's Instructor. 2 vols. 8vo, large paper. London, 1824. Savage's (Wm.) Practical Hints on Decorative Printing; with Illustra- tions engraved on wood, and printed in colours at the Type Press. 4to. London, 1822. Sect. IL— FINE ARTS. Histories and General Treatises. Winkelmann (Jean-Joach.), Histoire de I'Art chez les Anciens ; traduite de I'Allemande, avec des Notes historiques et critiques de differens Auteurs [et Memoires sur la Vie et Ouvrages de I'Auteur, par Huber, et revue par Jansen]. 3 vols, in two, 4to. Paris, 1801-3. See also " Monumens de I'AntiquiKi." Seroux d'Agincourt (J. B. L. C), Histoire de I'Art par les Monumens, depuis sa decadence an IV Si^cle, jusqu'a son renouvcUement au XVI (pour servir de suite a I'Histoirc de I'Art chez les Anciens). 4 vols, folio. Paris, 1823. 108 ARTS. Hume (D.) on the Rise and Progress of the Arts. (Essays, Vol. I.) Hoare's (Prince) Epochs of the Arts ; including Hints on the Use and Progress of Painting and Sculpture in Great Britain. 8vo. Lon- don, 1813. Alberti (L. B.) de Pictura. (Vitruvius a de Laet.) Junius (Fr.) de Pictura Veterura. Accedit Catalogus adhuc ineditus Architectorum, Mechanichorum, sed prsecipu^ Pictorum, Statuari- orum, Cselatorum, Tornatorum, aliorumque Artificum et Operum quse fecerunt [cura et studio J. G. Grsevii]. Folio. Rotterdami, 1694. Turnbull (Geo.) on Ancient Painting ; containing Observations on the Rise, Progress, and Decline of that Art amongst the Greeks and Romans; its Connexion with Poetry and Philosophy; and the Use that may be made of it in Education. Illustrated with 50 pieces of ancient Painting, engraved from Drawings by Camillo Paderni. Folio, large paper. London, 1740. D'Hancarville, Recherches sur I'Origine et Progres des Arts dans la Gr^ce. (Antiquities.) Winkelmann's Reflections on the Painting and Sculpture of the Greeks ; with Instructions for the Connoisseur, and an Essay on Grace in Works of Art; translated by Henry Fuseli. 8vo. London, 1765. Spence's (Joseph) Polymetis ; or, an Inquiry concerning the Agreement between the Works of the Roman Poets and the Remains of ancient Artists, being an attempt to illustrate them mutually from one an- other. Folio. Ijondon, 1747. Vasari (Georgio), Vite de' piu Eccelenti Pittori, Scultori, ed Architetti ; illustrate con Note. 17 vols. 8vo. Milano, 1807-11. Memoirs of Benvenuto Cellini ; containing a variety of information re- garding the Arts of the 16th Century, (Biography.) Barry's (James) Works ; viz. Correspondence ; Lectures at the Royal Academy ; Observations of different Works of Art in Italy and France ; Inquiry into the Causes which have obstructed the Progress of the Fine Arts in London ; with some Account of the Life and Writings of the Author. 2 vols. 4to. London, 1809. Notizia d' Opere di Disegno, nella prima meta del secolo XVI esistenti in Padova, Cremona, Milano, Pavia, Bergamo, Crema, e Venezia ; scritta da un Anomino di quel tempo, pubblicata ed illustrata da D. J. Morelli. 8vo. Bassano, 1800. Richardson's (John), Account of some of the Statues, Bas-reliefs, Draw- ings, and Pictures in Italy, &c. ; with Critical Remarks on their Productions. 8vo. London, 1722. Lenoir (Alex.), Recueil de Gravures, pour servir a I'Histoire des Arts en France, prouvee par les Monumens. Folio. Pam, 1811. [Chaussard], le Pausanias Fran^ais ; Etat des Arts du Dessin en France k I'ouverture du XIX si^cle. Royal 8vo. Paris, 1806. Reynolds' (Sir Joshua) Journey to Flanders and Holland in 1781 [con- taining accounts of the Specimens of Painting, &c.]. (Works, Vol. II.) Vertue's (Geo.) Anecdotes of Painting in England ; with some Account of the principal Artists, and Incidental Notes on other Arts, digested and published from the Author's original MSS., by Horace Walpole ; with considerable Additions by the Jlev, James Dallaway. 5 vols, royal 8vo, large paper, proofs. London, 1826. ARTS. 109 Walpole's (Horatio, Earl of Orford) Anecdotes of Painters, Statuaries, and Medallists, in England. (Works, Vol. 111.) Edwards's (Geo.) Anecdotes of Painters who have resided or been born in England ; with Critical Remarks on their Productions, intended as a continuation of those of the late Lord Orford. Lond. 1808. Dallaway's (James) Anecdotes of the Arts in England; or, comparative Remarks on Architecture, Sculpture, and Painting. 8vo. London, 1800. Christ (M.), Dictionnaire des Monogrammes, ChifFres, Lettres Initiales, Logogryphes, Rebus, &c., sous lesquels les plus celebres Peintres, Graveurs, et Dessinateurs, ont dessine leurs noms ; trad, et augmente par M. [Sellius]. 8vo. Paris, 1762. Painting. History of Painting. Pilkington's (Matth.) Dictionary of Painters, edited by H. Fuseli. New edition, with numerous additions. 2 vols. 8vo. London, 1829. Heinecker (le Baron), Dictionnaire des Artistes. (Engraving.) Buchanan's (W.) Memoirs of Painting ; containing a Chronological History of the Importation of Pictures by the great Masters since the period of the French Revolution : with Critical Remarks thereon, and Sketches of the Characters of leading Masters of various Schools of Painting. 2 vols. 8vo. London, 1824. Serie di Ritratti degli eccelenti Pittori, dipinti di propria mano, che esistono nell' Imperiale Galleria di Firenze, coUe Vite in compendio de' medesimi, descritte da Fran. Moiicke. 4 vols, folio. Firenze, 1752-62. Lanzi (Luighi), Storia Pittorica della Italia ; dal risorgimento delle Belle Arti fin presso al fine del XVIII secolo. 6 vols. 8vo. Bassano, 1818. Lanzi's (Luighi) History of Painting in Italy, translated from the original Italian by Thomas Roscoe. 6 vols. 8vo. London, 1828. Life of Michel Angelo Buonarotti. (Biography.) Pinkerton (John) on the Rise and Progress of Painting in Scotland. (Scottish Gallery.) Cumberland's (Rich.) Anecdotes of eminent Painters in Spain during the 16th and 17th centuries; with Remarks on the present state of the Arts in that kingdom. 2 vols. 12mo. London, 1787. Bermudez (Don Juan A. C.) upon the Style and Taste of the School of Seville. (Life of Murillo.) [Beckford's (W.)] [Satirical] Biographical Memoirs of Extraordinary Painters. 8vo. London, 1780. Elementary and General Treatises. Bell's (Char.) Essays on the Anatomy of Expression in Painting. 4to. London, 1806. Burnet's (John) Practical Hints on Composition and on Colour in Paint- ing, illustrated by Examples from the great Masters of the Italian, Flemish, and Dutch Schools. 4to. ZoHf/on, 1822-27. no ARTS. Du Fresnoy (C. A.) de Arte Graphica ; the Art of Painting, with Re- marks : translated, with a Parallel between Painting and Poetry, by John Dryden. Also a short Account of the most eminent Painters, ancient and modern, by [Richard Graham]. Large paper, 4to. Lon- don, 1695. Du Fresnoy's (C. A.) Art of Painting, with Remarks; translated, with an original Preface, containing a Parallel between Painting and Poetry, by John Dryden. (Dryden's Works, Vol. XVII.) Du Fresnoy's (C. A.) Art of Painting, translated into English verse by W. Mason ; with Notes by Sir Joshua Reynolds, and Chronological List of modern Painters by Gray. (Gray's Works, Vol. III., and Sir J. Reynolds' Works, Vol. III.) Du Piles' (M.) Art of Painting, with the Lives of the most eminent Painters, Reflections on their Works, and Essay towards an English School. 8vo. London, 1743, Du Piles' (M.) Principles of Painting, with an Account of Athenian, Roman, Venetian, and Flemish Schools. 8vo. London, 1743. Evelyn (John), an Idea of the Perfection of Painting, demonstrated from the principles of the art. (Misc. Works.) Fuseli's (Henry) Lectures on Painting, delivered at the Royal Academy. 4to. London, 1801. Gilpin's (W.) Essays on Picturesque Beauty, Picturesque Travel, and on sketching Landscape ; with an Account of the Principles and Mode in which the Author executed his own drawings. 8vo. Lond. 1808. Gilpin's (W.) Collected Works, relating chiefly to Picturesque Beauty. 10 vols, large 8vo. London, 1792-1809. Harris (James) on Painting. (Works, Vol. I.) Hogarth's (Wm.) Analysis of Beauty, with a view to fix the fluctuating Ideas of Taste. 4to. London, 1152. Northcote's (J.) Varieties of Art. (Memoirs of Sir J. Reynolds.) Price's (Uvedale) Essays on the Picturesque, as compared with the Sublime and Beautiful ; and on the use of studying Pictures for the purpose of improving real Landscape. 3 vols. 8vo. London, 1810. Reynolds' (Sir Joshua) Discourses, delivered at the Royal Academy. (Works, Vols. I. and II.) Richardson's (John) Essay on the Theory of Painting. 8vo. London, 1715. Richardson's (J.) Two Discourses on the Art of Criticism as it relates to Painting, and on the Science of a Connoisseur. 8vo. London, 1719. Shee's (Sir M. A.) Elements of Art, a poem, with Notes and a Preface; including Strictures on the state of the Arts, Criticism, Patronage, and Public Taste. 8vo. London, l^Od. Shee's (Sir M.) Rhymes on Art; or, the Remonstrance of a Painter, with Notes. 8vo. London, 1805. On particular kinds of Painting. Muntz's (J. H.) Encaustic; or, Count Caylus's Method of Painting in the manner of the Ancients; to which is added, a sure and easy way of fixing of Crayons. 8vo. London, 1760. ARTS. Ill Lenoir (Alex.), Histoire de la Peinture sur Verre, et Description des Vitraux anciens et modernes, pour servir a I'Histoire de I'Art rela- tivement a la France. 8vo. Paris, 1803. Hawkins's (J. S.) Inquiry into the mode of Painting upon and staining Glass, as practised in the Ecclesiastical Structures of the Middle Ages. (Gothic Architecture.) Collections of Engravings after great and eminent Masters. Landon (C. P.), Vies et Qiluvres des Peintres les plus cel^bres de toutes les ecoles; viz. Peintres Antiques, M. Ange, Raphael, Correge, Dominiquin, L. da Vinci, Titien, Guide, P. Veronese, C. Albane, Baccio Bandinelli, Daniel de Volterre, Poussin, Le Sueur, et Jouve- net. 25 vols, in eleven, 4to. Paris, 1803, &c. Engravings (XLVIII.) after Poussin, Salvator Rosa, Claudio Gellee, Lorense, Panini, &c. by Chatelain and his Pupils, Vivares, Wood, Mason, &c. Folio. 1744. From the Italian School, after C. AUori; F. Albani, by Sir F. Dorigny, and including the Rape of Proserpine by Rosabina ; M. Angelo, in- cluding the Crucifixion by Folo ; Baccio, including Presentation in the Temple by Perfetti ; Barocci, including the Annunciation and St. Francis, by himself; Bassano ; Berettini ; Delia Bella; Vine. Camuccini, including the Death of Csesar, and other classical sub- jects ; A. Carracci, including the Dead Christ by RouUett, the Frescos of the Magnani Palace at Bologna by Tortebat ; Lud. Car- racci ; Cignani ; Cipriani ; Conca ; Corregio, including Holy Family by Bonato, La Madonna col Divoto by Bettelini, Madelena by Rahl, and others by Sornique, Duchange, &:c. (Coll. of Prints, Vol. I.) From the Italian School after Pietro de Cortona ; Carlo Dolci ; Domi- nichini, including the Martyrdom of St. Agnes by Audran, the Communion of St. Jerome by Frey and by Fardieu, the Four Cardi- nal Virtues, or Angels, by Frey, and the Four Evangelists by Do- rigny ; Feti ; Franco ; Francisco Bolognese ; Gauli, including the St. John by I'Epicier ; Guercino da Cento ; Guido, including St. John by Raphael Mengs, Ecce Homo by Bartolozzi, plain and coloured, the Crucifixion by Chereau, St. Andrew by G. Audran, Bacchus and Ariadne by Frey, Aurora by Frey and Raphael Morghen, and Liberality and Modesty by Strange ; Giulio Romano ; Filipo Lauri, including St. John, &c. by Sympson, jun., and Jacob's Departure by Major. (Coll. of Prints, Vol. II.) From the Italian School after Ber. Luino, including the Nativity by Piotti, Madonna by Bisi, Baptist's Head by Garavaglia ; C. Ma- ratti, including Sleeping Jesus by Strange, the Repose and the Martyrdom of St. Andrew by Frey, the Martyrdom of St. Bias by Audenaerd ; Miirillo ; G. delle Notti ; Ochiale ; Paulo Veronese, including the Marriage at Cana by Vanni ; 11 Pannigiano ; Pelle- grini by Bartoloz/i ; Pcrugino ; Piazzeti ; F. Railbulini, including a Madonna by Lecomte ; Raphael, including the Marriage of the Virgin by Dissard and Longhi, the Madonna di Fuligno by Fosetti, di Sisto by Miiller, dcU' Impanata by Sotumajor, and others by Bloemacrt, Brcbicttc, Frey, Larmessin, Dcsnoyers, Bcttclini, N. Aureli, Gio. Delia Bella, Raphael Morghen, and Jesi ; St. John bv 112 ARTS. Chereau, the Cartoons by Holloway (proofs), the Transfiguration by Raphael Morghen (proof, No. 454), the Frescos in the Vatican by Carlo Maratti, Dorigny, and P. Thomassin. (Coll. of Prints, Vol. III.) From the Italian School, after Raphael, continued: the Battle of Constan- tine by Aquila, the Frescos in the Vatican by Valpato, Fabri, and Salandri ; the Archangel by Rousselet and Chatillon, the Dream by G. Ghisi, and Mount Parnassus by Matham ; M. Ricci ; Salvator Rosa, including the Prodigal Son by Ravenet, Jason by Boydell, Belisarius by Strange ; Sasso Faratto, by Folo, «fec. ; J. Rossi ; A. Sacchi, byFrey and Strange; A. del Sarto ; Tintoretto, including St. Anthony by Berteli ; Titian, including the Virgin adoring the Infant Jesus by Morin, Madonna by Bettelini, the Woman taken in Adultery by Anderloni, St. Peter the Martyr by Zuliani (proof, No. 56, before the letters), the Assumption by Schiavoni, &c. ; Tobar ; L. da Vinci, including Madonna del Lago by Longhi, and with St. Catharine and Barbara by Steinmiiller, and the Last Sup- per by Raphael Morghen. (Coll. of Prints, Vol. IV.) Ottley's (W. Young) Italian School of Design ; being a Series of Fac- similes of original Drawings, by the most eminent Painters and Sculptors of Italy ; with Biographical Notices of the Artists, and Observations on their Works. Folio. London, 1823. Caracci (Annibale) [The Cries of Bologna] Diverse Figure, disegnate di penna nell' hore di ricreazione, intagliate e lavate degli originali da Simone Guilino [Guillain]. Folio. Roma, [1646.] Caracci (A.) Galeria nel Palazzo Farnese in Roma, intagliata da Carlo Cesio [con Argomento nel quali spiegarsi e reducersi allegoricamente alia moralita le Tavole Poetiche in essa rappresentate] . Folio. Roma, 1657. Giulio Romano. Sigismundi Augusti Mantuam Adventus, Profectus, ac Triumphus ; opus ex archetypo Julii Romani a Fr. Primatico, Man- tuae in Ducali Palatio, quod del T. nuncupatur, sculptura mire elabo- ratum ; cum Notis J. P. Bellorii; a P. Sancto Bartolo ex vet. exem- plari traductum, serique incisum. Oblong folio. Romce, 1680. Raphaele Sancto Urbinato (Imagines V. et N. Testamenti a), in Vaticani palatio xystis mira picturee elegantia expressse; J.J. Rubeis cura ac sumptibus delineatse, incisae, ac typis editae. Oblong folio. Romee, Raphael — Nicol. Dorigny's Pinacotheca Hamptoniana ; Engravings from the Cartoons of Raphael de Urbino at Hampton Court, on VII. Plates ; with the Descent from the Cross, and the Transfigura- tion. Brilliant impressions : the Harley copy. Large folio. M. Angelo and Raphael. — R. Duppa's Dissertation on the Picture of the Last Judgment, in the Sistine Chapel, by M. Angelo, accom- panied with XII. Heads, and XII. from the Fresco Pictures of Raffaelo in the stanze of the Vatican, traced from the originals, and engraved of the same size ; with Life of Raffaelo. Folio. London, 1801-2. Salvator Rosa (Etchings by), viz. : a Set of LXII. of Soldiers, Banditti, &c. ; and VI. of Tritons, &c., in Bvo ; Fall of the Giants, Finding of CEdipus, and Deaths of Regulus and Polycrates, large oblong plates; with X. Engravings after S. Rosa, by Goupy. Folio. ARTS. 113 Titianus Vecellus Cadubriensis et Paulus Calliari Veronensis (Opera se- lectiora quae) inventarunt ac pinxerunt, quseque V. Le Febre deli- neavit et sculpsit. Folio. [Venetiis], 1682. From the French School, after Baudoin, by Laimoy ; Boucher, by Co- chin and Aveline ; Bourdon, including Laban and the Baptism of the Eunuch by Boissevin, Holy Family by Van Schuppen, Dead Christ by Boulanger, &c. ; Corbelet, including Holy Family by Boulanger ; Claude Lorraine, including Landscapes by Major, the Roman Edifices by Woolet, Landing of Eneas by Mason, and others by Goupy and Haldenwang; J. Callot, including Les Mis^res, &c. de la Guerre by Israel, 18 plates, and the famous Temptation of St. An- thony by Cheron ; De la Hire ; Israel, including 12 Landscapes and 12 Views in Rome; Jouvenet, including Mary Magdalen washing the Feet of our Saviour by Duchange, the Resurrection of Lazarus by Audran, and the Magnificat by Thomasin, one of the works of Jouvenet's left hand ; Largilliere, Christ bearing the Cross, and the Crucifixion, by Roettiers ; P. Marriette ; Meillan, by himself; N. Mi- gnard, including Holy Family by Masson ; P. Mignard, including Holy Family by Pailly, Christ led to Crucifixion, and the Pest, by G. Audran; Monamy, by Canat ; T. M. Moreau ; Moucheron ; Patel ; Retout, including the Agony by Drevet ; Le Sueur, including Paul at Athens by B. Audran, Martyrdom of St. Lawrence by G. Audran, &c. ; Rousseau; Vernet ; Watteau, including I'Accordee de Village by Larmesin. (Collection of Prints, Vol. V.) From the French School, after Poussin, viz. : Sacrifice of Noah, by Frey ; Finding of Moses, by Marriette and C. Stella; Moses trampling on Pharaoh's Crown, by Baudet ; Moses's Defence of the Priests of Midian, by Anderloni; Moses striking the Rock, by C. Stella; the Worship of the Golden Calf, by Baudet; Ahasuerus and Esther, Marriage of the Virgin, and Adoration of the Shepherds, by J. Pesne; a Repose, by Raphael Morghen ; Holy Family, by C. Stella, by An- derloni (proof), and by Baudet; Baptism of Jesus, Christ giving the Keys to Peter, Mary washing our Saviour's Feet, and Last Supper, by J. Pesne ; Crucifixion, and Peter restoring Sight to the Blind, by C. Stella; Death of Sapphira, Confirmation, Extreme Unction, and Testament of Eldamidas, by J. Pesne ; Continentio Scipionis, by Du Bosc ; Tancredus Emonia, by Vandergucht; Bacchus and Ariadne, by Beauvois ; Death of Germanicus, by Marriette ; the Seasons, by Raphael Morghen; the Saving of Pyrrhus, by G. Audran; Habitation of Polyphemus ; and VI. other Landscapes, by Baudet ; Sea Storm, including Jonah by Vivares, and Land Storm by Goupy. (Collec- tion of Prints, Vol. VI.) Poussin. — A Collection of XXXII. Engravings of Landscapes after Poussin. Fine impressions, mounted, in one vol. folio. Le Brun's (C.) Battles of Alexander, 4 large Engravings, on 13 Plates, by G. Audran ; the Tent of Darius by Edclinck ; and F. Verdier's Passage of the Red Sea, engraved by G. Audran. Large folio. Tho splpndiil prints illiistrative of Alexander arc usually considered tlie chefs d'u^uvre of this " greatest oiiKraver." The impressions fonnino- tiiis copy arc proofs, having' the jirinter's name, " Cioyton," etched on tho margins. Q 114 ARTS. Le Brim (C), Le Grand Escalier de Versailles, grave par E. Baudet, et le Plafond par C. Simmoneau ; La Franche-Conte conquise pour la seconde fois, gravee par C. Simmoneau ; La Vo^ite de la Chapelle de Seaux, dont le sujet est I'Ancienne Loi accomplie par la Nouvelle, gravee par C. Audran. In one vol. large folio. [Paris, 1674-81.] Beautiful impressions, from the royal collection, the French arms stamped on the sides and back. From the Dutch and Flemish Schools, after L. Bakhuisen ; Berghem, by himself and J. Vischer, including Berghem's Ball, others by Aveline, Vivares, and Boydell ; Jo. Both, by Maetham ; Breenberg ; Brouwer, by Vischer and M'Ardell ; G. Douw ; Echout, including the Fifty -guilder Print by Baillie ; Genoels ; Ferg, by Wagner; Gheimer, including the Sorcery and Tobit by Goudt ; C. du Jardin ; J. Jordaens, including Bacchus and Philemon by N. Lawers ; A. Kuyp; P. de Laer ; F. Mielly ; F. de Neue ; A. Van Ostade, including the Painter, Cottage Dinner, Fair, &c. &c. by himself, and the Peasant's Quarrel by Sayderhoef ; Poelenburg and Bout ; Rembrandt, including Haman and Mordecai, (in a very early state,) Little la Tombe, Tribute to Csesar (early impressions), Christ driving the Money-changers out of the Temple, Christ and the Samaritan Woman, the Hundred -guilder Piece, or Christ Healing the Sick, Ecce Homo (a finished impression), and the Descent from the Cross (companions). Death of the Virgin — Landscapes, including the Cot- tage and Barn, that with the Mill-sail, and the pair, the second of which contains a square tower — Portraits, including John Lutma and three of Rembrandt by himself — Copies, Rembrandt's Mother by M'Ardell, and others by Earlom, Simon Ravenet, Pether, and Wood ; Rubens, including Elizabeth and Mary by De Jode, Christ bearing his Cross, Murder of the Innocents, " Christus Funus," and the Assumption, by P. Pontius, the Education of the Virgin by S. A. Bolswaert, and the Crucifixion and a Hunting Piece by A. Bolswaert; Mutius Scse- vola, and Diana Hunting, by Goupy, the Ceiling of Whitehall by Gribelin, and the Chapeau de Paille by Reynolds (proof). (Collection of Prints, Vol. VII.) From the Dutch and Flemish Schools, after S. Ruysdael ; F. Snyders, by Zaal ; P. Stevens, including the Seasons, &c. by Giles Sadeler, and others by Marco Sadeler ; Teniers, including the Sebat by Alia- met, Chemist and Surgeon by Major, Prodigal Son and two Flemish Feasts by Le Bas, and others by Laurent ; Ant. Vandyke, including Holy Family and Crucifixion by S. E. Bolswaert, Belisarius by Goupy, Rinaldo and Armida by P. de Jode, and its companion by P. Baillu ; J. Van Eyck, including the Adoration of the Infant Jesus by the Three Holy Kings by C. Van Hess; Vanderneer ; Vandervelde ; C. Visscher, including the Rat-catcher and Pancake Woman (first impressions) ; N. Vleughels ; Van Vliet; Waterloo ; Vries ; P. Wou- vermans, by J. Vischer, Strange, Laurent, and including the Meage, and Death of the Stag, by Major. (Collection of Prints, Vol. VIII.) Brun (le), Galerie des Peintres Flamands, Hollandais, et AUemands, CCI Planches gravees d'apres les meilleurs tableaux de ces maitres. 3 vols, folio. Paris, 1792. Abr. Bloemart. — Hagar and two Landscapes by Sainredam and Mae- tham. Folio. (Rubens' Landscapes.) ARTS. 115 Rubens (XXV. Landscapes, &c. after) by S. Bolswaert, and a Flemish Landscape by Major. Folio. Copies from Rubens are considered Bolswaert's best performances. Rubens (La Galerie du Palais du Luxembourg, peinte par), dessinee par Nattier, et gravee par les plus illustres graveurs. La. fol. Par. 1710. From the German School, after Albert Durer, including the Prodigal Son, and Melancholy; W. Hollar, including Theatrum Mulierum (14 Plates), Tower of London, Peace proclaimed at Antwerp; Hol- bein, including Henry VIII. presenting the Barber-surgeons their Charter by B. Baron, and St, Barbara; Raphael Mengs ; and nine anonymous Prints. (Collection of Prints, Vol. VIII.) Lithographic Engravings (LXXI.) of Scriptural and Religious Subjects, after Hammeling, J. Van Eyck, M, Coxis, J. von Meckenem, C. Hemskirk, J. Patenier, Mabuse, H. Vandergoes, J. von Melem, M. Wilhelm von Koln, J. Schwartz, B. de Bruijn, Hemling, Alb. Durer, L. Kranach, B. Von Orley, T. T. Walch, M. Grunewalde, J. Schoorel, M. Schon, Holbein, J. Kalcar, P. de Mares, L. Van Leyden, Hans Burgmaier, Large folio. Gedruckt unter der Direc- tion von Strixner, in Stuttgart und Miinchen, 1820-30. From the English School, after Sir W. Beechey, including the Fortune- Teller by Young ; E. Bird, including Chevy Chase and Surrender of Calais by Young ; T. Frye ; Hogarth, the original published Plates, including Calais Gate, Gin Lane, Beer Street, Cockpit, Superstition and Enthusiasm, Paul before Felix, the Good Samaritan, and Pool of Bethesda, by Ravenet ; Ang. KaufFman, including Blind Man's Buff and Cornelia by Bartolozzi ; J . Mortimer, including King John by Ryland ; Geo. Lambert; Sir J. Reynolds, including Garrick be- tween Tragedy and Comedy by Fisher; H. Richter, including Christ giving Sight to the Blind by Young ; G. Morland, by Williamson ; John Smith, by Woollett ; Stothard, including Pilgrimage to Canter- bury by Schiavonetti and Heath (India proof) ; Stubbs ; B. West, including Penn's Treaty by Hall, the Death of Wolfe by Woollett, Alfred dividing his Loaf with the Pilgrim by W. Sharp, and Christ Healing the Sick by Heath (India proof) ; R. Westall, including Telemachus and Calypso by Scriven and Williamson ; Wheatley, in- cluding the Cries of London by Vendramini and Schiavonetti ; D. Wilkie, including the Jew's Harp and Blind Fiddler by Burmt ; B. Wilson ; R. Wilson, by Woollett and Wooton. (Coll. of Prints, Vol. IX.) Britton (John), the Fine Arts of the English School ; illustrated by a series of Engravings from Paintings, Sculpture, and Architecture of eminent English Artists; with Biographical, Critical, and Descrip- tive Essays by various Authors. Folio. London, 1812. Hogarth. — Original Impressions of the Rake's and Harlot's Progresses, the Poet, Barlholoniew Fair, Morning, Noon, Evening, and Night, Strolling Players, the Enraged Musician, and Illustrations of Huili- bras. Large folio. Hogarth (the genuine Works of), illustrated with Biographical Anec- dotes, a Chronological Catalogue, and Counnentary, ])y J. Nichols and Geo. Steevcns. 3 vols. 4to. large paper. London , 1808-17. 116 ARTS. Hogarth (Graphic Illustrations of), from Pictures, Drawings, and scarce Prints; edited by Samuel Ireland. 2 vols. 8vo. Lond. 1794. Martin's (John) Illustrations of the Bible. Proofs before the letters. Folio. London, 1831. Martin's (John) Illustrations of Paradise Lost. (Poetry.) Gallery of the Society of Painters in Water Colours. India Proofs. Imp. 4to. London, 1832. Dj'awiyigs. Original Drawings and Sketches ; viz. Four illustrative of Ovid's Meta- morphoses, apparently by one of the old Italian Masters ; by F. Parmigiano, Batt. Franco, Polidoro, Carlo Maratti, Guido, Prima- ticcio, A. Carracci, B. Bandinelli, Guercino, Gaysar, Claude Lor- raine, Moucheron, Chatelain, three Studies by Vandyke, Genoels, C. Berghem ; Bird's-eye Views of Prague and Passau, " W. Hollar delin. Aug. 1636," beautifully executed ; and various Chalk Studies, anonymous but evidently by some of the old Masters. (Coll. of Prints, Vol. XIII.) Galleries of Paintings. The British Gallery of Pictures, selected from the most admired produc- tions of the old Masters in Great Britain ; accompanied with Descrip- tions, historical and critical, by Henry Tresham, William Young Ottley, and Peltro William Tomkins. Folio, India proofs. Lond. 1818. British Gallery of Engravings, from Pictures in the most celebrated Collections in Great Britain ; edited by Edward Forster. Folio, India proofs. London, 1815. Angerstein Gallery. — Young's (J.) Catalogue of the Collection of Pic- tures of the late J. J. Angerstein ; with a finished Etching and Description of every picture. Imp. 4to. proofs. London, 1823. Blenheim Collection. — Smyth's (John) Mezzotinto Engravings from Pictures of Titian at Blenheim, with Frontispiece by Vertue, the Holy Family from Carlo Maratti, and Portraits of Wing, Anthony Leigh, Rembrandt, first Earl of Athlone, and the equestrian one of the Duke of Schomberg. Folio. Londoii, \ 7 09. Derby Gallery. — Winstanley's (Hamlet) Twenty Etchings from the Earl of Derby's Collection of Pictures at Knowsley, with Portrait of his Lordship. Folio. 1728-29. Grosvenor Gallery. — Young's (John) Catalogue of the Pictures at Gros- venor House, London, with Etchings from the whole Collection ; executed, and accompanied by historical Notices. Imp. 4to. proofs. London, 1820. Leicester Gallery. — Young's (J.) Catalogue and Etchings of the Pictures of British Artists in the possession of Sir P. Leicester, Bart. ; with Descriptions. Imp. 4to. proofs. London, 1821. Leigh Court. — Young's (J.) Catalogue and Etchings of the Pictures at Leigh Court, near Bristol, the seat of J. P. Miles, Esq. Imp. 4to. proofs. London, 1822. Stafford Gallery. — Engravings of the Pictures in the Marquess of Staf- ford's Collection in London, arranged according to schools, and in chronological order ; with Remarks aQn each picture by William Young Ottley and P. W. Tomkins. Proofs on India paper, 4 vols, in 2, folio. London, 1818. ARTS. 117 Strawberry Hill.— Walpole's (Horatio) Description of the Furniture, Pictures, Curiosities, &c. at Strawberry Hill. (Orford's Works, Vol. n.) Dresde (Galerie Royale de) ; ou, Recueil d'Estampes d'apres les plus celebres de ses "Tableaux ; avec une Description en Ital. et Fran. 2 parts in one vol. folio. Dresde, 17.53-7. Dusseldorf (la Galerie Electorale de) ; ou. Catalogue raisonne et figure de ses Tableaux; par N. de Pigage. 2 vols, foiio. Basle, 1778. Florence Gallery. — Reale Galleria di Firenze illustrata. 10 vols. 8vo. Firenze, 1817-25. Galerie de Florence (Tableaux, Statues, Bas-reliefs, et Camees de la) et du Palais Pitti, dessines par M. Wicar, avec I'Explications par M. Mongez I'aine. Original edition. 4 vols, in 2, folio. Paris, 1789-1807. French Royal Collection. — Tableaux du Cabinet du Roi. Folio. Paris, 1679. This has the descriptions by Felibien, often wanting, and contains the 38 plates. The Holy Family by Edelinck, and Christ at Emmaus, commonly known as " la Nappe de Masson," are, especially the latter, fine impressions. Couche (J.), Galerie du Palais Royal, gravee d'apres les Tableaux de difFerentes ecoles qui la composent ; avec une Description de chaque Tableau par De Fontenai, Morel, &c. 3 vols, folio. Paris, 1786- 1808. Landon (C. P.), Annales du Musee et d'Ecole moderne des Beaux Arts, Recueil des Gravures au trait d'apres les principaux ouvrages de Peinture, Sculpture, &c. du Musee ; Paysages et Tableaux de Genre, gravees en taille douce; Annales du Musee, seconde collection, com- prenant Partie Ancienne, les Galeries Giustiniana et Massias, et Salons de 1808-31, avec des Notices historiques et critiques. 42 vols. 8vo. Paris, 1801-31. Galerie de Lucien Bonaparte (Choix de Gravures a I'eau forte, d'apres les Peintures originales et les Marbres de la). The Plates executed in Italy. Folio. Londres, 1812. Lucien Bonaparte. — The Catalogue of the Originals sold at Buchanan's, Pall Mall. 8vo. London, 1815. Russian Imperial Collection. — A Set of Prints, engraved after tl\e most capital Paintings in the Collection of her Imperial Highness the Empress of Russia (Catherine II.), lately in the possession of the Earl of Orford, Houghton Hall; with Plans, Elevations, &c. by ,1. and J. Boydell. 2 vols, large folio. London, 1788. A fine set of the original impressions, 1775, &c. Vienna. — Galerie Imperiale au Belvidere a Viennc, d'apres les desseins de S. de Perger, avec un Texte explicatif, critique, et historicino, sur chaque objet. 4to. Vienne, [18;50]. Portraits. — See also " JBio(jrap/ii/.'" Portraits: .lane Seymour, after Holbein, by Hollar; Mary Queen of Scots, by Vertue ; Charles I. by Gayvvood ; Princess Charlotte, after C. Jones, by Agar ; Princess Royal (Queen Dowager of Wirtemberg), after Fischer, by Skelton : Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, and the young Prince George and Princess Augusta; Clement IX., after Carlo iVlaratti, by .1. Hall; Clement XIII., after J. B. Pirenesi, I)y Cunego; 118 ARTS. Margaret of Scotland, Queen of Louis XI. (Dr. Dibdin's private plate) ; Young Napoleon, after Ender, by Steinmiiller ; Louis XV^III. by Colnaghi ; Charles X., Louis Antoine and Marie Therese, Due et Duchesse d'Angouleme, in mezzotinto, by Turner ; Anna, Em- press of Russia, after Wandelaer. by Houbraken ; Nicolas L and Alexandrina, Emperor and Empress of Russia, after Krugner ; William L, King of the Netherlands, after Cels, Wilhelmine, his Queen, after Vanderkhoven ; Prince of Orange, after Copley, by C. Turner, the same, and the Princess Anna, by Sinati, on stone ; Prince Frederick, and the Princesses Louise and Marianne ; Frederick William IIL King of Prussia, after Arnold ; Frederick Augustus, King of Saxony, after Vogel, by Steinla ; Augusta, Princess of Liegnitz, after Kruger ; Charles Frederick, Duke of Brunswick and Lunenberg ; George, Duke of Buckingham, and his brother Francis, 1636, after Vandyke, by M'Ardell ; the Pembroke Family, after Vandyke, by B. Baron ; Earl of Arundel, after Vandyke ; Frederick, Lord North, after Dance, by Burke ; Lord Lovat by Hogarth ; Countess of Clarendon, after S. G. Kneller, by Faber ; Countess of Coventry, by M'Ardell ; Duke of Rutland, after Hoppner, by C. Turner ; Earl and Countess Spencer, after Hoppner, by Reynolds ; Marquess of Stafford, after Owen, by Meyer ; Duchess of Northum- berland, after Robertson, by Dean; Markham, Abp. of York, after Sir Joshua Reynolds, by J. R. Smith; Bp. of Carlisle, after Hopp- ner, by C. Turner ; Bp. Heber, after Phillips, by Reynolds ; Sir Hans Sloane, after Kneller, by Faber ; Sir Joseph Banks, after Rey- nolds, by Dickinson ; Sir W, Scott, after Raeburn, by C. Turner ; Dr. Aldrich, after Kneller, by J. Smith ; Lawrence Sterne, after Reynolds, by Fisher ; Dean Cyril Jackson, after Owen, by C. Turner ; Claudius Buchanan, after Slater, by Lewis ; John Graham, after Marshall, by Wood; Ed. Irving, after Robertson, by Meyer; John Wesley and George Whitfield, after Hone, by Grenwode ; John Watson, by Williams; Arthur O'Leary, after Murphy, by Keating; Spencer Percival ; Two Ladies, after Ramsay, by M'Ardell ; Miss F. Murray, after H. Morland, by M'Ardell, Mrs. Bouverie and Mrs. Cruse, after Sir J. Reynolds, by Marche ; T. T. Mayern, after Rubens, by Simm ; Dr. RadclifFe, after Kneller, by Vertue ; Capt. Thos. Coram, after Hogarth, by M'Ardell; M. Prior; M. Isaac, after Goupy, by White ; A. Sharp (the Mathematician) by Vertue ; Geo. Holmes, after Van Blceck, by Vertue; Sir Joseph RadclifFe, after Owen, by Heath; G. Gibbons (the Sculptor), after Kneller, by Smith; Henry Jenkins ; John Bellingham ; Mrs. Hunt; Mrs. Pope ; Thos. Stothard, after Harlow, by Worthington ; Barth. Johnson ; Cardinal Julius di Medicis, after Raphael, by Edelinck ; Cardinal Bentivoglio, after Vandyke, by Morin ; Cardinal Fleury, after Ri- gaud, by Drevet ; Abp. Fenelon, after Rigaud, by Smith ; Le Masle, Prior des Roches ; Castiglione, after Raphael, by Edelinck ; Comte d'Harcour, after Mignard, by Masson ; Ninon de I'Enclos by Scri- ven (Dr. Dibdin's private plate) ; Agnes, Albert Durer's Frau, by Foebers ; a Lady, after Carlo Dolci, by Raphael Morghen ; Ignatius Loyola and Giov. Francesco, Jesuits, after Carlo Maratti, by Wagner; Lud. Hesselin, by Nanteuil ; Seg. Havercamp, after Mieris, by Houbraken ; Const. Hugens, after Vandyke, by P. Ponsius ; Goethe and Klopstock, on stone, by Bendixen ; Ez. Spanheim, after Arlaud, by Simon ; Ant. Vitre, by Morin. (Coll. of Prints, Vol. X.) " ARTS. 119 Portraits ; Raphael and La Fornarina, after Raphael, by Raphael Mor- ghen ; Titian and hi§ Mistress, after Titian, by Vandyke; Rem- brandt, after himself, by Earlom ; Bindo Altovitii, after Titian, on stone, by Hackenecker ; Monna Lisa, moglie di Fr. del Giocondo, after Da Vinci, on stone, by Lecomte ; Vandyke, after himself, on stone, by Winterhalher ; N. Coustou, by Dupuis ; Guil. Coustou, by I'Armessin ; Robert deCotte, by Drevet ; Ant. Coyzevox, by Audran ; P. Dupuis, by Ant. Masson ; Herb. Vander Eynden, after Vandyke, by Vosterman ; C. de la Fosse, by Duchange ; Fr. Girardon, by Duchange ; CI. Halle, by I'Armessin; P. de Jode, jun., after Van- dyke, by De Jode ; J. Jouvenet, by Trouvrain ; N. de Largilliere, by Dupuis; Raph. Morghen, by L. Bardi, and Bardi himself; J. No- gari, by Marcus ; Hyac. Rigaud, by Daulle ; P. P. Rubens, after Vandyke, by Visscher ; F. Verdier, by Desrochers ; L. da Vinci ; a Head, after Vandyke, by M'Ardell ; after Piazzetta, by J. C. Leopold ; Cunne Shote, an Indian Chief, by M'Ardell ; Statue of Cicero, by Worlidge ; Rossini, on stone, by Constans ; Paganini, on stone, by Kriechuber ; Talma, after Picat, by Lignon ; Madlle. Mars, on stone, by Constans and by Weber ; Mde. Pasta, on stone, by Bellard; Antonia Bianchi, on stone, by Kriechuber; Madlle. Cinti, on stone ; Five Greek Chiefs, by Fridel, and Gen. L. PfyfFer de Wyher. (Coll. of Prints, Vol. XL) Portraits after Sir Thos. Lawrence : of K. William IV. (Q. Adelaide, after Sir W, Beechey), Duke of York, Duke of Wellington, Marquess of Clydesdale and Lady Susan Hamilton, Earl Grey, Countess Grey and her Daughters (now Ladies Durham and E. Bulteel), Countess Gower and Lady E. Levison Gower, Lady Dover and her son Hon. Agar Ellis, Ladies Burghersh, Lady Georgiana Fane, Hon. Master Lambton, Sir Robert and Lady Peel, Sir H. Davy, Sir Thomas Lawrence and Miss Bloxamand Susan (his Nieces), Mrs. Wolff, a study (Mrs. Nevvdigate), the Daughters of C. B. Calmady, Esq. Miss Macdonald, Miss Croker, a study (a Lady) ; — Duke of Reich- stadt, Cardinal Gonsalvi, La Comtesse de Lieven ; — Hamlet, Little Red Riding- Hood, and Rural Amusement. (Coll. of Prints, Vol. XII.) Engraving. Evelyn's (John) Sculptura ; or, the History and Art of Chalcography and Engraving on Copper ; with an ample enumeration of the most renowned Masters. To which is annexed, a new manner of Engrav- ing in mczzotiuto, communicated by Prince Riq)crt. Small 8vo ; with the Plate etched by Prince Rupert. London, 1662 (and in Misc. Works). Ottley's (W. Y.) Inquiry into the Origin and early History of Engra- ving upon Copper and in Wood, with an Account of Engravers and their Works, from the invention of Chalcography to the time of Marc' Antonio Raimondi. 2 vols. 4to. London, 1816, Dibdin (T. F.) on the Origin of Engraving, &c. (Ames's Typ. Anti- quities, Vol. I.) 120 ARTS. Landseer's (John) Lectures on the Art of Engraving. 8vo, London, 1807. Gilpin's (Wm.) Essay on Prints. Svo. London, 1802. Heinecken (le Baron), Idee generate d'line Collection Complete d'Es- tampes, avec une Dissertation sur I'Origine de la Gravure, et sur les premiers Livres d'Images. 8vo. Leipsic, \77l. Heinecken (le Baron), Dictionnaire des Artistes dont nous avons des Estampes, avec une Notice detaillee de leurs ouvrages graves. 4 vols. 8vo. Leijisic, 1778-90. Strutt's (Joseph) Biographical Dictionary of Engravers, from the earliest period of the Art ; a short List of their Works, with the Cyphers, Monograms, and particular Marks, used by each Master. To which is prefixed, an Essay on the Rise and Progress of Engraving, both on Copper and Wood. 2 vols. 4to. London, 1785. W. Ford, of Manchester's, copy, enriched with uumerous marginal MS. re- marks and additions. Bartch (Adam), le Peintre Graveur. 21 vols. Svo. Vienne, 1803-23. Walpole's (Horatio) Catalogue of Engravers ; with Life of Geo. Vertue, and List of his Works. (Orford's Works, Vol. IV.) Bromley's (Hen.) Catalogue of Engraved British Portraits, from Egbert to the present time ; with Appendix of Foreign Portraits. 4to. London, 1793. [Vertue's (Geo.)] Description of the Works of Winceslaus Hollar ; with some Account of his Life. 4to. London, \1A5. Daulby's (D.) Descriptive Catalogue of the Works of Rembrandt, and of his scholars, Bol, Livens, and Van Vliet, compiled from the original Etchings. Large paper in 4to. Liverpool, 1796. W. Ford, of INIanchester's, copy, with his MS. notes and prices. Sadeler (Raphael) Bavaria Sancta LX. Tabulis sereis expressa. Small folio, very fine impressions. Monaci, 1615. Vacnii (Ott.) Historia VII. Infantum Larae [tabulis sereis expressit excud. Gilbert Vsenio], Oblong 4to. Antverpice, 1612. This collection consists of forty plates, engraved by Gilbert Van Vien or Venius, after designs by his brother Otho, exhibiting the history of the seven bro- thers of the house of Lara, celebrated by Dr. Southey in the History of the Cid ; with explanations at the bottom of each plate in Latin and Spanish. It is neither mentioned by Brunet nor by Strutt. Baillie's (Capt.) Collection of Prints, engraved by, after Pictures and Drawings in various Collections. 2 vols, in one, folio. London, 1792. Flaxman's (John) Compositions from ^schylus, the Iliad and Odyssey of Homer, and the Hell, Paradise, and Purgatory of Dante ; en- graved [at Rome] by Tho. Piroli. 4 vols, oblong 4to, London, 1795, 1805, and 7. Canova (the Works of Antonio), engraved in Outline by Henry Moses; with Descriptions from the Italian of the Countess Albrizzi ; and a Biographical Memoir by Count Cicognara. 3 vols. 4to. London, 1823-29. ARTS. 1-21 Costumes. Malliot (J.), Recherches sur les Costumes, les Moeurs, les Usages Reli- gieux, Civils et Militaires, des anciens Peuples ; ouvrage m^le de critiques et preceptes utiles aux Peintres, Sculpteurs, Architectes, et autres Artistes ou Amateurs ; revue et corrige par P. Martin. 3 vols. 4to. Paris, 1809. Hope's (Thomas) Costume of the Ancients. 2 vols in one, 4to, Lon- don, 1809. Baxter's (Thomas) Illustration of the Egyptian, Grecian, and Roman Costume; with Descriptions. 4to. Londori, \810. Costumi Varie. A Collection of Italian coloured Drawings illustrative of Italian Costume ; and coloured Prints of Swiss Costume. Folio. Austria. — The Costume of the Hereditary States of the House of Austria displayed in 50 coloured Engravings ; with Descriptions and an In- troduction by Bertrand de Molville. 4to. London, 1804. Britain (the Costume of Great), designed, engraved, and written by W. H. Pyne. Folio. London, 1808. China. — Original Chinese Drawings, most exquisitely finished ; 100 illustrating the Costume, Trades, and Occupations of the Country ; and 35 of the Flowers and Butterflies. Large folio. China. — Costume of China, in XLVIII. coloured Engravings, by W. Alexander. Folio. London, 1805. China. — Costume of China, illustrated in LX. coloured Engravings, by G. H. Mason ; with Explanations. 4to. London, 1800. China. — Punishments of China, in XXII. coloured Engravings; witii Descriptions. Folio. London, 1801. France. — Costumes des Departmens de la Seine Inferieure, du Calvados, de la Manche, et de I'Orne. Dessinees par Lante, et gravees par Gatine ; les Planches coloriees. 4to. > Germany and France. — Lewis (Geo.), a Series of Groups illustrating the Physiognomy, Manners, and Character of the People of Germany and France. 4to. London, 1823. Hindostan. — Solvyns' (B.) the Hindoos : a Picturesque Delineation of the Persons, Manners, Customs, and Religious Ceremonies of that People, accurately distinguished into their several castes ; together with the Arts, Manufactures, and Curiosities natural and artificial, of Hindostan, and several islands of the Indian Seas. 4 vols, large folio. Plates highly finished and coloured. Paris, 1808-12. Hindostan (the Costume of) ; with Descriptions by B. Solvyns. Folio. London, 1804. Russian Empire (the Costume of) illustrated Ijy a Series of 73 Engra- vings ; with Descriptions. 4to. London, 1803. Russian Empire. — Atkinson (.). A.) and .lames Walker's Picturesque Representation of the Manners, Customs, and Amusements of the Russians, in 100 coloured Plates, with Explanations. 3 vols, in one, folio. London, 1812. Turkey (the Costume of), illiistrntcd by a Series of Engravings ; with Descriptions. 4to. London, 1802. 122 ARTS. Sculpture. Carradori (Fr.) Instruzione Elementale per gli Studiosi della Scultura. Folio. Firenze, 1802. Architecture. Seroux d'Agincourt, Histoire de 1' Architecture. (Hist, de I'Art, Vol. I.) Felibien (A.), Principes de I'Architecture, de la Sculpture, de la Pein- ture, et les autres Arts qui en dependent ; avec un Dictionnaire des Termes. 4to. Paris, 1697. Palladio's (Andrea) Four Books of Architecture ; wherein, after the Five Orders, those Observations that are most necessary in building Private Houses, Streets, Bridges, Piazzas, Xisti, and Temples, are treated of. Published by Isaac Ware. Folio. London, 1738. Vitruvius (M. P.) de Architectura ; cum Notis, Castigat., Observat., et Lexico Vitruviano B. Baldi Urb. a J. De Laet. Folio. Amst. apud Elzev. 1649. Vitruvius (M. P.) de Architectura Libri X. studio Societatis Bipontinae, Accedit anonymi Scriptoris Veteris Architecturse Compendium ; cum Indicibus. 8vo. Argent. 1808. Wottonii (Hen.) Elementa Architecturse, ex. Aug. in Lat. versa a S. de Laet. (Vitruvius.) Nicholson's (Peter) Architectural Dictionary. 2 vols. 4to. Lond. 1821. Repton's (H.) Remarks on Grecian and Gothic Architecture. (Land- scape Gardening.) Castell (Rob.), the Villas of the Ancients illustrated. Folio, large paper. London, 1728. Hawkins' (J. S.) History of the Origin and Establishment of Gothic Architecture ; and an Inquiry into the mode of painting upon and staining Glass, as practised in the Ecclesiastical Structures of the Middle Ages. 8vo. Lond. \U3. Hall's (Sir J.) Essay on the Origin, History, and Principles of Gothic Architecture. Imperial 4to. London, 1813. Murphy on Gothic Architecture. (Church of Batalha.) Essays on Gothic Architecture, from the works of Warton, Taylor, Bentham, Grose, and Milner. Royal 8vo. London, 1808. Whittino-ton's (G. D.) Rise and Progress of Gothic Architecture in Eu- rope illustrated. (Whittington's France.) [Taylor's (J.)] Specimens of Gothic Ornaments, selected from the Parish Church of Lavenham, Suffolk. 4to. Londoii, 1196. Britton's (John) Chronological and Historical Illustrations of the Ancient Architecture of Great Britain. (Arch. Ant. Vol. V.) Hunt's (T. F.) Exemplars of Tudor Architecture, adapted to modern habitations ; with illustrative details, selected from ancient edifices ; and Observations on the Furniture of the Tudor period. Royal 4to. London, 1830. Whitaker's (T. D.) Origin and Progress of Domestic Architecture. (Hist, of Whallcy.) ARTS. 123 Clarke (Charles) on early English Architecture. (Archit. Ecc. Londini.) Norris's (C.) Illustrations of early Flemish Architecture, from ancient edifices in Tenby. (Wales.) Campbell's (Colin) Vitruvius Britannicus ; or, the British Architect : containing the Plans, Elevations, and Sections of the regular build- ings, pubhc and private, in Great Britain. With Supplement by John Woolfe and James Gandon. 4 vols, folio. Lond. 1715-67. Hunt's (T. F.) Architettura Campestre; displayed in Lodges, Gardeners' Houses, and other Buildings. Royal 4to. Zowt?o/i, 1828. Hunt's (T. F.) Designs for Parsonage-houses, Alms-houses, &c. &c. Royal 4to. London, 1827. Hope's (Thos.) Designs for Household Furniture and Interior Decora- tions. Folio, large paper. Lond. 1807. Smeaton's (John) Reports made on various occasions in the course of his employment as a Civil Engineer. [Edited by the Committee of Civil Engineers.] 3 vols. 4to. Lond. 1812. Smeaton's (J.) Miscellaneous Papers, comprising his Communications to the Royal Society, printed in the Philosophical Transactions. 4to. London, 1814. Nicholson's (P.) Mechanical Exercises; or, the Elements and Practice of Carpentry, Joining, &c. 8vo. Lond, \^\5. Nicholson's (William) Treatise on Masonry and Stone-cutting. Royal Svo. London, 1827. Stevenson's (Robt.) Account of the Bell Rock Lighthouse; including the details of the erection and peculiar structure of the edifice. To which is prefixed, a Historical View of the Institution and Progress of the Northern Lighthouses. 4to. £"(/»*. 1824. Dugdale's (Sir William) History of Imbanking and Draining of divers Fens and Marshes, both in foreign parts and in this kingdom ; and of the Improvements thereby; by Charles Nalson Cole. Folio, large paper. Lond. 1772. Sect. III.— ECONOMIC ARTS, Agr'icidttire and Gardening. See also " Botany." Stillingfleet's (B.) Memoranda for a History of Husbandry. (Works, Vol. II.) Evelyn's (John) Terra ; a Philosophical Discourse of the Earth, its Cul- ture and Improvement for Vegetation. (Silva, Vol. I.) Geoponica, sive de Re Rustica. (Classics.) Scriptores Rei Rusticse, (Classics.) Cato (M. P.) dc Agricultura. (Classics.) Virgilii Bucolica et Georgica. (Classics.) Dickson's (R. W.) Practical Agriculture ; or, a Complete System of Modern Husbandry. 2 vols. 4to. London, 1807. 124 ARTS. Loudon's (J. C.) Encyclopsedia of Agriculture ; comprising the Theory and Practice of the Management of Landed Property, and tlie Culti- vation and Economy of Animal and Vegetable Productions. 8vo. London, 1825. Potts' (Th.) British Farmer's Cyclopaedia ; or. Dictionary of Modern Husbandry. 4to. London, 1808. Amos's (W.) Minutes of Agriculture and Planting, illustrated with Specimens of natural Grasses, &c. 4to. Boston, 1810. Anderson's (James) Recreations in Agriculture, Natural History, &c. 6 vols. 8vo. London, 1799-1802. Bligh's (Walter) English Improver improved ; or, the Survey of Hus- bandry surveyed. 4to. frontispiece. London, 1653. Darwin's (Eras.) Phytologia ; or, the Philosophy of Agriculture and Gardening ; with the Theory of Draining Mosses. 4to. London, 1800. Dugdale's Imbanking and Draining. (Civil Architecture.) Loudon (John) on the forming, improving, and managing of Country Residences, so as to combine architectural fitness with picturesque effect. 2 vols. 4to. London, 1806. Martyn's (Th.) Flora Rustica ; exhibiting Figures of such Plants as are either useful or injurious in Husbandly, drawn and engraved by T. Nodder. 4 vols, in 2, 8vo. coloured Plates. Zowc?o«, 1792-94. Price (Uvedale) on the Picturesque for improving real Landscape. (Painting.) Stillingfleet's (Benj.) Observations on Grasses. (Works, Vol. H.) Tusser's (Thos.) Five Hundred Points of Good Husbandry, together with a Book of Huswifery ; being a Calendar of rural and domestic Economy for every month in the year, and exhibiting a Pictm"e of the Agriculture, Customs, and Manners of England in the XVIth Century ; with Notes georgical, illustrative, and explanatory, a Glossary, and other improvements, by William Mavor. Large paper, 4to. Lond. 1812. Agricultural Surveys, drawn up by order of the Board of Agriculture, videl. : Bedfordshire, by Tlios. Batchelor. 8vo. London, 1808. Berkshire, by W. Mavor. 8vo. London, 1809. Buckinghamshire, by St. John Priest. 8vo. London, 1810. Cambridgeshire, by W. Gooch. 8vo. London, 1811. Cheshire, by Henry Holland. 8vo. London, 1808. Devonshire, by Charles Vancouver. 8vo. London, 1808. Durham, by John Bailey. 8vo. London, 1810. Essex, by the Secretary to the Board. 2 vols. 8vo. Lond. 1807. Gloucester, by Thos. Rudge. 8vo. London, 1807. Hampshire, including the Isle of Wight, by Charles Vancouver. 8vo. London, 1810. Hereford, by Jolm Duncumb. 8vo. London, 1805. Hertfordshire, by the Secretary. 8vo. London, 1804. Huntingdonshire, by R. Parkinson. 8vo. London, \%\\. Kent, by John Boys. 8vo. London, 1805. Leicester, by Wni. Pitt. ) „ , , ,ona n .1 I u n n 1 • i °^'0 London, 1809. Rutland, by R. Parkmson.J ' ARTS. 125 Lincolnshire, by the Secretary. 8vo. London, 1808. Middlesex, by John Middleton. 8vo. London, 1807. Norfolk, by the Secretary. 8vo. London, 1804. Norfolk, by N. Kent. 8vo. London, 1796. Northampton, by W. Pitt. 8vo. Lo?idon, 1809. Northumberland, by J. Barley and G. Culley. 8vo. Lond. 1805. Nottingham, by R. Lowe. 8vo. London, 1798. Oxfordshire, by the Secretary. 8vo. London, 1809. Shropshire, by Jos. Plymley. 8vo. London, 1803. Somerset, by John Billingsley. 8vo. London, 1798. Staffordshire, by W. Pitt. 8vo. London, 1808. Suffolk, by the Secretary. 8vo. London, 1804. Surrey, by W. Stevenson. 8vo. Loyidon, 1809. Sussex, by Arth. Young. 8vo. London, 1808. Wiltshire, by Thos. Davies. 8vo. London, \^\\. Worcester, by W. Pitt. 8vo. London, 1819. Yorkshire (West Riding), by Robt. Brown. 8vo. London, 1799. Yorkshire (North Riding), by John Tuke. 8vo. London, 1800. North Wales, by Walter Davies. 8vo. London, 1810. Argyle, by John Smith. 8vo. London, 1805. Berwickshire, by Robt. Kerr. 8vo. London, 1809. Clydesdale, by John Naismith. 8vo. London, 1806. Galloway, by S. Smith. 8vo. London, 1810. Inverness-shire, by James Robertson, 8vo. Zo?ic?on, 1808. Kincardineshire, or tlie Mearns, by Geo. Robertson. 8vo. Lond. 1810. East Lothian, by Robt. Somerville. 8vo. London, 1805. Nairn and Moray, by Wm. Leslie. 8vo. London, 1811. Ross and Cromarty, by Sir Geo. Steuart Mackenzie. 8vo. Lond. 1810. Roxburgh and Selkirk, by Robt. Douglas. 8vo. Lond. 1798. [Aikin's (John)] Woodland Companion ; or, a Brief Description of British Trees, with some account of their uses. 8vo. Lond. 1802. Boutcher's (Wm.) Treatise on Porest-trces, their Culture, Transplanting, &c. 4to. Edinburfjh, 1775. Evelyn's Silva. (Botany.) Pontey's (Wm.) Profitable Planter : a Treatise on the Theory and Prac- tice of Planting Forest-trees. 8vo. London, \%Q9. Pontey's (W.) Forest Pruner ; or, Timber-Owner's Assistant : a Treatise on the Training and Management of Timber-trees. 8vo. London, 1810. Steuart's (Sir Henry) Planter's Guide ; or, a Practical Essay on the best Mctliod of giving immediate effect to Wood, by the removal of large trees and underwood, interspersed witli 0])servations on general Plant- ing, and the improvement of real Landscape. 8vo. Edin. 18'20. Loudon's (J. C.) Encyclopaedia of Gardening ; comprising the Theory and Practice of Horticulture, Floriculture, Arboriculture, and Land- scape Gardening, including all the latest Improvements, a general History of Gardening in iili Countries, and a statistical view of its present state ; witii Suggestions for its future Progress in the British Isles. 8vo. London, 1822. 126 ARTS. Browne's (Sir T.) Garden of Cyrus ; or, the Quincuncial Plantations of the Ancients considered. (Works.) Evelyn's (John) Kalendarium Hortense ; or, the Gard'ner's Almanack, directing what he is to do monthly throughout the year, and what Fruits and Flowers are in prime. (Misc. Works.) Evelyn's (J.) Acetaria, a Discourse of Sallets. (Misc. Works.) Forsyth's (William) Treatise on the Culture and Management of Fruit- trees. 8vo. London, 1824. Horticultural Society of London's Transactions. First series. 7 vols. 4to. London, 1815-30. Locke (John) on the Culture of Vines and Olives, the Preservation of Fruit, &c. (Works.) Loudon's (J. C.) Gardener's Magazine. London, 1826, &c. Mawe and Abercrombie's Gardener's Calendar. 12mo. Lond. 1829. Phillips's (Henry) History of Cultivated Vegetables ; comprising their botanical, medicinal, edible, and chemical Qualities, Natural His- tory and relation to Art, Science, and Commerce. 2 vols. 8vo. Londo7i, 1822. Repton (H.) on the Theory and Practice of Landscape Gardening. 4to, London, 1805. Temple's (Sir W.) Essay on Gardening. (Works, Vol. III.) Walpole (Horatio) on Modern Gardening. (Orfor'd's Works, Vol. H.) Topography of all known Vineyards ; containing a Description of the Kind and Quality of their Products, and a Classification. 12mo. London, 1824. Domestic Economij. Dods's (M.) Cook and Housewife's Manual. 12mo. Edinh.\^19. Pegges' Forme of Cury. (English Misc. Antiq.) Warner's Antiquitates Culinarise. (English Misc. Antiq.) Ude's (L. E.) French Cook. 8vo. London, 1827. Jarrin's (G. A.) Italian Confectioner, or complete Economy of Desserts, containing the Elements of the Art. 8vo. London, 1827. [Henderson's (Alex.)] History of Ancient and Modern Wines, &c. Large paper. London, 1824, Manufactures. Locke (John) on the Production of Silk. (Works, Vol. X.) Ksempfer's Account of Japanese Paper Manufactories. (History of Japan, Vol. II.) Schaffer's (Ja. Ch.) Samtliche Papierversuche ; nebst 81 Mustern, und 13 illumeverten Thiels schwazen Kupfertafeln. 6 vols, in 2, square 12mo. fine paper. Regensberg, 1772. The 81 aiustera are so many various specimens of differently manufactured papers. ARTS. 127 Sect. IV. — GYMNASTIC AND RECREATIVE ARTS. West's (Gilbert) Dissertation on the Olympick Games. (Pindar.) Strutt's (Joseph) Sports and Pastimes of the People of England. (Eng. Miscellaneous Antiquities.) Ascham's (Ro.) Toxophilus ; the School, or Partitions of Shooting [with the Bow]. (Works.) Wood (W,), The Bowman's Glory ; or, Archery revived. 8vo, Lond. 1682. King Charles II. 's copy, with his initials, &c. on the side. [Markham's (Gervase)] Cavalrice ; or, the English Horseman, containing all the Art of Horsemanship, as much as is necessary for any man to understand, whether he be Breeder, Rider, Hunter, Farrier, &c. 4to. London, 1607. Clater's (F.) Every Man his own Farrier. 8vo. London, 1811. Middleton's (Chr.) Short Introduction for to learne to Swimme, gathered out of Master Digbie's Booke of the Art of Swimming, and translated into English. 4to. Cuts, London, by James Roberts, 1595. Parkyns (Sir Th.), The Inn-play, or Cornish-hugg Wrestler, digested in a Method which teacheth to break all Holds, and throw most Falls mathematically. 4to. Nottingham, 1714. [Weaver's (John)] Essay towards a History of Dancing. Small 8vo. London, 1712. Rei Accipitarise Scriptores ; accessit Liber de Cura Canum. (Classics.) Barnes' (Juliana) Book ; containing the Treatises of Hawking, Hunting, Coat-armour, Fishing, and Biasing of Arms, as printed at West- minster by W. de Worde, M.CCCC.LXXXXVI. [Edited verbatim et literatim, with biographical and bibliographical Notices, by Joseph Haslewood.] i^Iacfe letter. Small folio. London, 1810. Beckford's (Peter) Thoughts on Hunting. 8vo. London, 1796. Daniel's (W. B.) Rural Sports. 2 vols. 4to. large paper, coloured Plates. London, 1801-2. Lloyd's (L.) Field Sports of the North of Europe ; comprised in a personal Narrative of a Residence in Sweden and Norway. 2 vols. 8vo. London, 1830. Osbaldiston's (W. A.) British Sportsman. 4to. London, [1792]. Oppian de Piscatu et de Venatione. (Classics.) Vlitii (Jani) Venatio Novantiqua. 24mo. [Lugd. Bat.] Ex offi. Elzev. 1645. Williamson's (Capt. Th.) Oriental Field Sports; or, Wild Sports of the East. Oblong folio. Designs by S. Howett, coloured Phites. London, 1807. Williamson's (Capt. T.) Oriental Field Sports. 3 vols. 4to. Designs by S. Howett. London, 1808. Campbell's (James) Treatise on Modern Faulconry ; with an Introduction, shewing the Practice of Faulconry in remote Times. 8vo. Dub/in, 1780. ' 128 ARTS. Latham's (Symon) Falconry ; or, the Falcon's Lure and Cure. Both parts in one vohnne. 4to. London, 1(S33. Wilhighby's (Francis) Art of Fowling, ordering of Singing Birds, and of Falconry. (Ornithology.) [Davy's (Sir Humphry)] Salmonia ; or, Days of Fly-fishing. In a series of conversations. With some account of the habits of Fishes belonging to the Genus Salmo. 12mo. London, 1829. Walton's (Isaac) Complete Angler ; or. Contemplative Man's Recreation; being a Discourse on Fishing, &c. edited by Sir J. Hawkins. 4to. London, 1808. [Christie (James)], An Inquiry into the ancient Greek Game [Uirructl supposed to have been invented by Palamedes, antecedent to the Siege of Troy ; with reasons for believing the same to have been known from remote antiquity in China, and progressively improved into the Chinese, Indian, Persian, and European Chess : also two Dissertations on the Athenian Skirophoria, and on the Mystical Meaning of the Bough and Umbrella in the Skiran Rites. 4to. London, 1801. Mandragorias, sen Historia Shahiludii, viz. ejusdem Origo, Antiquitas, Ususque per totum Orientem celeberrimus. Accedunt de eodem Rabbi Abr. Aben-Ezrae Poema; R. Bonsenior Abben-Jachise Oratio ; Liber Delicise Regum per innominatum, Heb. et Lat. Historia Nerdiludii, hoc est dicere Trunculorum, cum quibusdam aliis Arabum, Persarum, Indorum, Chinensium, et aliarum Gentium Ludis. Congessit Thomas Hyde. 3 vols, in 1, small 8vo. Oxonii, 1694. Barbier (Jo.) The famous Game of Chesse Play. 18mo. Land. 1673. Kenny's (W. S.) Practical Chess Grammar. 4to. London, 1817. Studies of Chess ; containing Caissa, a Poem by Sir W. Jones ; a Sys- tematic Introduction to the Game ; and the whole Analysis of Chess, composed by A. D. Philidor, with original critical Remarks. 2 vols. 8vo. London, 1803. [Twiss (Richard)], Chess; [a Compilation of all the Anecdotes and Quotations that could be found relative to the Game, with an Account of the Books published on it.] 2 vols. 8vo. London, 1787. Vida (M. H.) Scacchia Ludus ; the Game of Chess, with poetical Trans- lation by A. Murphy. (Murphy's Works, Vol. VII.) Singer's (S. W.) Researches into the History of Playing Cards; with Illustrations of the Origin and Progress of Engraving on Wood. 4to. London, 1816. HISTORY. 129 CLASS v.— HISTORY. Sect. I.— HISTORICAL PROLEGOMENA. On the Study and Use of History and Historical Atlases. Lucianus quo modo Historia conscribenda sit. (Opera.) Cassagne (I'Abbe), Discours sur I'Art Historique. (Salluste.) Bigland (John) on the Study and Use of Ancient and Modern History. 8vo. London, 1808. Du Fresnoy's (Langlet) Short Way of Studying History, (Chronology.) Introduction to the Study of History. (Hearne's Ductor Historicus.) Le Sage [Las Cases], Atlas historique, genealogique, et chronologique ; nouvelle edition, tres augmentee, et continuee jusqu'a la mort de Napoleon. Large folio. Bruxelles, 1829. Geography. •^* Sacred Geography — see Biblical Antiquities. Dionysii Alexandrini Orbis Descriptio ; — Pomponius Mela de Situ Orbis ; — Strabonis Geographia. (Classics.) D'Anville's (J. B. B.) Compendium of Ancient Geography, translated from the French ; illustrated with Maps, and one of ancient Britain from Horsley : Prolegomena and Notes by the Translator. 2 vols. 8vo. London, 1810. Rennel's (James) Geographical System of Herodotus examined and ex- plained, by a Comparison with those of other ancient Authors, and with modern Geography. 4to. London, 1800. Rennel's (J.) Illustrations, chiefly geographical, of the History of the Expedition of Cyrus, and the Retreat of the Ten Thousand Greeks. 4to. with folio volume of Maps. London, 1816. Kinneir's (J. M.) Remarks on the Marches of Alexander, and the Re- treat of the Ten Thousand Greeks. (Travels in Asia Minor.) Gell's (W.) Itinerary of Greece, with a Commentary on Pausanias and Strabo. (Travels in Greece.) Jovii (P.) Descriptiones quotquot extant Regionum atquc Locorum. Small 8vo. Basilece, 1571. Maltebrun's Universal Geography ; or, a Description of all parts of the World, according to the great natural divisions of the Globe : accom- panied with analytical, synoptical, and elementary Tables. 10 vols. 8vo. Edinburyh, 1822-32. Myers' (Thomas) New and Comprehensive System of modern Geography, mathematical, physical, political, and commercial. 2 vols. 4to. London, 1822. s 130 HISTORY. Martiniere (B. de la), Le Grand Dictionnaire geograpliique, historique, et critique. 6 vols, folio. Paris, 1768. The Edinburgh Gazetteer, or Geographical Dictionary ; containing a Description of the various Countries, Kingdoms, &c. of the World. 6 vols. 8vo. London, 1827. Tuckey's (J. H.) Maritime Geography and Statistics ; or, a Description of the Ocean and its Coasts, maritime Commerce, Navigation, &c. 4 vols. 8vo. London, 1815. Atlases. Scripture Atlas ; a series of Maps to illustrate the Old and New Testa- ment. 4to. London, 1812. D'Anville's Atlas and Geography of the Ancients. Folio. Lond. 1815. Faden's (Wm.) General Atlas. Folio. London, 1802. Pinkerton's (John) General Atlas. Folio. London, 1815, The British Atlas ; comprising a complete set of County Maps of Eng- land and Wales, a general Map of navigable Rivers and Canals, and Plans of Cities and Principal towns. Folio. London, 1810. Carey's (John) English Atlas ; being a set of County Maps from actual Surveys. 4to. London, 1787. Crosthwaite's (P.) Maps of the Lakes of Cumberland and Westmorland. Royal 8vo. Keswick, 1809. County Atlas of Scotland. Large folio. Edin. Thomson, \82\, &c. Dalbe (Bacler), Carte Generale des Royaumes de Naples, Sicile, et Sar- daigne, ainsi que des Isles de Malte et de Goze. Large folio. Paris, 1802. Chauchard's (Capt.) General Map of the Empire of Germany, Holland, the Netherlands, Switzerland, the Grisons, Italy, Sicily, Corsica, and Sardinia. Folio. London, 1800. Arrowsmith's (A.) Atlas to Alcedo's Dictionary of America and the West Indies ; collated from all the most recent Authorities, and composed chiefly from scarce and original Documents for that Work. Folio. Londoyi, 1816. Voyages and Travels, including Foreign Tojiography. Introductory Works. Hall's (Bp. Jos.) Quo vadis? a just Censure of Travel. (Works.) Howell's (James) Instructions for Forreine Travel ; shewing by what cours, and in what compasse of time, one may take an exact survey of the Kingdomes and States of Christendome, and arrive to the practicall knowledge of the languages to good purpose. Small 12mo, front, by Hollar, and port, of Charles II. by Gaywood, Lond. 1642. Evelyn's (John) Navigation and Commerce, their Origin and Progress. (Miscel. Works.) Locke's (John) History of Navigation, from its original to this time (1702); with a Catalogue and Character of most Books of Voyages and Travels. (Works, Vol. X.) TRAVELS. 131 Stevenson's (W.) Historical Sketch of the Progress of Discovery and Navigation and Commerce, from the earliest Records to the begin- ning of the XlXth Century ; including a Catalogue of Voyages and Travels. (Kerr's Coll. of Voyages, Vol. XVIII.) Richarderie (B. de la), Bibliotheque Universale des Voyages. 6 vols. 8vo, papier velin. Paris, 1808. Navigation of the Ancients. Vincent's (W.) Voyage of Nearchus from the Indus to the Euphrates, collected from Arrian and illustrated ; containing an Account of the first Navigation attempted by Europeans in the Indian Ocean ; — Periplus of the Erythrean Sea, containing an Account of the Naviga- tions of the Ancients from the Sea of Suez to the Coast of Zanguebar, and from the Gulf of Elana, in the Red Sea, to the Island of Ceylon ; — Voyage of Nearchus, the Periplus, Part III., and partof Arrian's His- tory, Gr. and Eng. 3 vols. 4to. Loud. 1807 ; and Oxford, 1809. Ancient Voyages, (Purchas, Vol. I.) Oetheres' Voyage to the Northern Seas, translated ; and the Geography of the IXth Century illustrated. (Barrington's Miscellanies.) Collections of Voyages. Ramusio (Geo. Bat.) Raccolta delle Navigationi e Viagi. 3 vols, folio. In Venetia, ajjpresso i Giunti, 1559, 1583, and 1556. Hakluyt (R.), The principal Navigations, Voyages, Discoveries, and Traffiques of the English Nation, made by sea, or over land, to the remote and farthest distant quarters of the Earth ; with Supplement [containing a Selection of early Voyages and Travels, published separately by Hakluyt. Edited by R. H. Evans]. 5 vols, imperial 4to, large paper. London, 1809-12. Hakluytus Posthumus ; or, Purchas his Pilgrimes : containing a History of the World, in Sea Voyages and Land Travells, by Englishmen and others. Some left written by Mr. Hakluyt at his death, more since added. His also perused and perfected; all examined, abbreviated, illustrated with Notes, enlarged with Discourses, adorned with Pic- tures, and expressed in Mapps. By Samuel Purchas. With Rela- tions of the World. 5 vols, folio, sc. front. London, 1625-6. Kerr's (Robert) General History and Collection of Voyages and Travels, arranged in systematic order. 18 vols. 8vo. Edin. 1811-24. Thevenot (Melch.), Relations de divers Voyages curieux, qui n'ont point ete publics, et qu'on a traduites ou tireesdes originaux des Voyageurs de toutes les Nations. 4 vols, folio. Paris, 1672. Shipwrecks and Disasters at Sea ; or, Historical Narratives of the most noted Calamities and Providential DeHveranres that liave resulted from Maritime Enterprise; with a Sketch of tlie various Expedients for preserving the Lives of Mariners. 3 vols. 8vo. Edinb. 1812. Voyages round the World. Burnev's (Capt. .lames) Chronological History of the Discoveries in the South Sea from 1579-1 7'23; iucliuliiig a History of the Buccaneers of America. 4 vols. 4to. London, 18U3. Circumnavigations of the Globe. (Purchas's Pilgrimes, Vol. I.) 132 HISTORY. Dampier's (W.) Collection of Voyages [round the World, viz. those of Dampier, Lionel Wafer, W. Funnel, Cowley, Sharp, Wood, and Roberts]. 4 vols. 8vo. London, \7 29. Hawkesworth's (John) Account of the Voyages undertaken for making Discoveries in the Southern Hemisphere, and successively performed by Commodore Byron, Capt. Wallis, Capt. Carteret, and Capt. Cook [first Voyage] accompanied by Sir Joseph Banks. 3 vols. London, 1773. — Cook's (Capt.) Voyage towards the South Pole, 1772-5, in which is included Capt. Furneaux's Narrative of his Proceedings during the separation of the ships. 2 vols. London, Mil . — Captains Cook, Clarke, and Gore's Voyage to the Pacific, in 1776-80, to determine the position and extent of the West Side of North Ame- rica, and the practicability of a Northern Passage to Europe. By Captains James Cook and J. King. With an Introduction by Bp. Douglas ; and a Narrative of the Death of Capt. Cook, by David Samuel. 3 vols. Lond. 1784-86. — 8 vols. 4to, and Atlas of Plates, large folio. V, Y. All bound from uncut copies, M'ith very eai-ly impressions of the plates. Vancouver's (Geo.) Voyage of Discovery to the North Pacific Ocean, and round the World, principally to ascertain the existence of any navigable communication between the North Pacific and the Atlantic, 3 vols. 4to. Atlas in folio. London, 1798. Sparrman's (Andrew) Voyage round the World, (Southern Africa.) Kotzebue's (Otto Von) Voyage of Discovery into the South Sea and Beering's Straits, for the purpose of exploring a North-east Passage, undertaken in the years 1815-1818. [Translated by H. E. Lloyd.] 3 vols. 8vo. London, 1821. Beechey's (Capt. F. W.) Narrative of a Voyage to the Pacific and Beh- ring's Straits, to co-operate with the Polar Expeditions, in 1825-8. 2 parts in one vol. 4to. London, 1831. Dillon's (P.) Narrative and Successful Result of a Voyage in the South Seas, to ascertain the actual fate of La Perouse's Expedition. 2 vols. 8vo. London, 1829. Travels in various Quarters of the World. Mandeville's (Sir John) Travels. (Manuscripts.) Ibn Batuta's Travels [in Barbary, Egypt, Syria, Arabia, Persia, Tartary, Hindustan, and Spain, A.D. 1324-53] ; translated from the Arabic, with Notes by Samuel Lee. 4to. Lond. 1829. [Lavender (Thos.)] the Travels of Foure Englishmen and a Preacher into Africa and Asia. Begunne in the Yeere of Jubile 1600 ; and by some of them finished the yeere 1611, the others not yet returned. Blatfe letter, 4to. Lond. 1612. The names of the travellers are " INIaster W. Biddiilpli (preacher to the com- panie of English merchants at Aleppo), Jeffrie Kirbie, Edward Abbot, John Elkin, and Jasper 7 jon." Coryat's (Thomas) Crudities : Travels in France, Savoy, Italy, Rhsetia, Switzerland, &c. ; to which are now added, his Letters from India, and Extracts relating to him, from various Authors. 3 vols. 8vo. London, 1776. TRAVELS. 133 Herbert's (Thos.) Travels into Afrique and the Greater Asia, particularly the Persian Monarchie, begunne 1626. Folio. Lond. 1634. Sandys' (George) Travels, containing an History of the Turkish Empire, of Greece, of Egypt, of the Holy Land, and of Italy. Folio. London, 1673. Valle (Pietro della), Viagi descritti da lui medesimo in 54 Lettere, da diversi luoghi, all' erudito, &c. M. Schipiano, cioe, laTurchia, la Persia, et rindia, col Ritorno in patria. 4 vols. 18mo. In Venetia, 1667. Thevenot's (M. de) Travels in the Levant, viz. into Turkey, Persia, and the East Indies. Folio. London, 1687. Thevenot (Jean), Voyage en Europe, Asie, et Afrique. 5 vols. 12mo. Amsterdam, 1729. Pococke's (Richard) Description of the East and some other countries [Egypt, Palestine, Syria, Mesopotamia, Greece, the Archipelago, &c.] 3 vols, folio. Lond. 1763-5. Sandwich's (Earl of) Voyage performed round the Mediterranean, in 1738-39. Written by himself. To which are prefixed. Memoirs of the Author's Life by John Cooke. 4to. London, 1807. Forbes's (J.) Oriental Memoirs, including Observations on parts of Africa and South America ; and a Narrative of Occurrences in four Indian Voyages. (India.) Olivier's (G. A.) Travels in the Ottoman Empire, Egypt, and Persia, undertaken by order of the French Republic, translated. 2 vols. 8vo. and Atlas in 4to. London, 1801. Wittman's (Wm.) Travels in Turkey, Asia Minor, Syria, and across the Desert into Egypt, in 1799, 1800, and 1801. 4to. London, 1803. Valentia's (Lord Viscount) Voyages and Travels in India, Ceylon, the Red Sea, Abyssinia, and Egypt, in 1802-6. 3 vols. 4to. large paper. London, 1809. Valentia. — XXIV. Views taken in St. Helena, the Cape of Good Hope, India, Ceylon, Abyssinia, and Egypt, by Henry Salt [with Descrip- tions in 4to.]. The plates highly coloured in imitation of the original drawings. Large folio. London, 1809. Ali Bey's [Domingo Badiah y Leblich] Travels in Morocco, Tripoli, Cyprus, Egypt, Arabia, Syria, and Turkey, between the years 1803 and 1807. '2 vols. 4to. ^London, 1816. Abu Taleb Khan's (Mirza) Travels in Asia, Africa, and Europe, trans- lated by Charles Stewart. 2 vols. 8vo. London, 1810. Clarke's (E. D.) Travels in various countries of Europe, Asia, and Africa. 6 vols. 4to. London, 1810-19. Gait's (John) Voyages and Travels, containing Observations on Gib- raltar, Sardinia, Sicily, Malta, Serigo, and Turkey. 4to. London, 1812. Blaquicre's (E.) Letters from the Mediterranean, containing a Civil and Political Account of Sicily, Tripoly, Tunis, and Malta; with Biogra- phical Sketches, Anecdotes, and Observations illustrative of the pre- sent state of those countries. 2 vols. 8vo. London, 1813. Kcatinge's (Colonel) Travels in Europe and Africa, comprising a Journey through France, Spain, and Portugal, to Morocco; with a particular account of that empire. 4to. London, 1816. 134 HISTORY. Richardson's (Robert) Travels along the Mediterranean and parts adja- cent, in company with the Earl of Belmore, during 1816, 17, and 18; extending to the Second Cataract of the Nile, Jerusalem, Da- mascus, Balbec, &c. 2 vols. 8vo. London, 1822. Carne's (John) Letters from the East ; written during a recent tour through Turkey, Egypt, Arabia, the Holy Land, Syria, and Greece. 2 vols. 8vo. London, 1830. Carne's (J.) Recollections of Travels in the East. 8vo. London, 1830. Hall's (Captain Basil) Fragments of Voyages and Travels, including Anecdotes of a Naval Life. 3 vols. 18mo. Edin. 1831. Hall's (Captain B.) Fragments of Voyages and Travels, Second Series. 3 vols. 18mo. Edin. 1832. Europe. TRAVELS IN VARIOUS PARTS. Bullet (J. B.), Description Etymologique des Villes, Rivieres, Mon- tagnes, Forets, Curiosites Naturelles des Gaules ; de la meilleure partie de I'Espagne et de I'ltalie ; de la Grande Bretagne, dont les Gaulois ont ete les premiers habitans. (Bullet, Mem. sur la Langue Celtique, Vol. L) Starke's (Mariana) Travels on the Continent, written for the use and particular information of travellers. 8vo. London, 1820. Chauchard's Geographical, Historical, and Political Description of the Empire of Germany, Holland, the Netherlands, Switzerland, Prussia, Italy, Sicily, Corsica, and Sardinia ; with a Gazetteer of reference, compiled and translated from the German. To which are added. Statistical Tables of all the states of Europe, translated from the German of J. C. Boetticher ; with Continuation by Playfair. 4to. London, 1800. Hentzner (Paul) Itinerarium Germanise, Gallise, Anglise, et Italise. 4to. NorinbergcE, sumptibus auctoris, 1612. Morysine's (Fynes) Itinerary ; containing his Ten Yeares' Travel through the XII. Dominions of Germany, Bohmerland, Sweitzerland, Nether- land, Denmark, Poland, Italy, Turky, France, England, Scotland, and Ireland. Folio. London, 1617. The author was secretary to Sir C. Blunt, afterwards Lord Mountjoy ; and his account of Ireland, which is in this copy complete, contains the result of his official knowledge. Reresby's (Sir John) Travels, exhibiting a View of the Governments and Society in the principal states of Europe during the time of Oliver Cromwell. (Reresby's Memoirs.) Brown's (Ed.) Travels in divers parts of Europe, viz. Hungary, Macedonia, Thessaly, a great part of Germany, &c. Folio. Lond. 1687. Brydges' (Sir E.) Letters from the Continent. 2 vols. 8vo. Lee Priory, 1821. Batty's (Robert) Select Views of the principal Cities of Europe, viz. Oporto, Gibraltar, Lisbon, Edinburgh, Amsterdam, Rotterdam, Brussels, and Antwerp. India proofs. 4to. London, \%'iQ-2\. Granville's (A. B.) St. Petersburgh ; a Journal of Travels to and from that capital, through Flanders, the Rhenish Provinces, Prussia, Russia, Poland, Silesia, Saxony, the Federated States of Germany, and France. 2 vols. 8vo. London, 1829. TRAVELS. 135 Tennant's (Charles) Tour through parts of the Netherlands, Holland, Germany, Switzerland, Savoy, and France, in 1821-2; with an Appendix of fac-simile copies of eight Letters in the handwriting of Napoleon Bonaparte to Josephine. 2 vols. 8vo. London, 1824. Cogan (Thos.), the Rhine ; or, a Journey from Utrecht to Frankfort on the borders of the Rhine, and passage down the river from Mentz to Bonn, 2 vols. 8vo. London, 1794. Batty's (Robt.) Scenery of the Rhine, Belgium, and Holland, from drawings made in 1824. 4to. London, 1826. Schrieber (A.), Description generale et particuliere des Pays du Rhin, depuis Schafhause jusqu'en HoUande, et des Contrees adjacentes: traduite par M. r Abbe Henry. 40 Plates, oblong 4to. Heidelberg, Brockedon's (W.) New Illustrated Road-Book of the Route from London to Naples, from Drawings by Prout, Stanfield, and Brockedon, en- graved by W. and E. Finden. Roy. 8vo. India proofs. Land. 1831. Moore's (John) View of the Society and Manners in France, Switzerland, and Germany ; with Anecdotes of some eminent Persons. 2 vols. 8vo, London, 1783. NORTHERN COUNTRIES OF EUROPE. Barrington (Daines) on the Possibility of reaching the North Pole. (Miscellanies.) Pennant's (Thomas) Description of the Arctic World. (Arctic Zoology, Vol. I.) Scoresby's (Wm.) Account of the Arctic Regions, with a History and Description of the Northern Whale Fishery. 2 vols. 8vo. Edinb. 1820. Troil's (Uno von) Letters on the Civil, Literary, Ecclesiastical, and Natural History of Iceland, from Observations made during the Voyage undertaken by Sir Joseph Banks in 1772, assisted by Drs. Solander, Lind, and Von Troil. To which are added, the Letters of Dr. Ihre and Dr. Bach on the Edda and the Elephantiasis of Ice- land. 8vo. Lond. 1780. Prefixed is a catalogue of writers on Iceland. Hooker's (W. J.) Journal of a Tour in Iceland, in 1809. 8vo. Lon- don, 1811. Mackenzie's (Sir G. S.) Travels in Iceland in 1810. 4to. London, 1811. Henderson's (Eb.) Iceland ; or, a Journal of a Residence in that island during 1814 and 15, containing Observations on its Natural Pheno- mena, History, Literature, and Antiquities, and on the Religion of the Inhabitants. 2 vols. 8vo. Edinb. 1818. Skioldebrand's (A. F.) Picturesque Journey to the North Cape, trans- lated from the French. 8vo. London, 1813. [Klingsted (Timothee-Merzahn)], Memoire sur les Samojedis et les Lappons. 8vo. Copenhague, 1766. Linnccus. — Lachesis Lapponica; or, a Tour in Lapland, now first pub- lished from the original MS. Journal [in Swedish] of the celebrated Linnaeus, by J. E. Smith. 2 vols. 8vo. London, 1811. 136 HISTORY. SchefFer's (John) History of Lapland ; containing a Geographical De- scription and a Natural History of that country, with an Account of the Inhabitants, &c. translated from the Latin. To which are added, The Travels of the King of Sweden's Mathematicians into Lapland ; The History of Livonia, and the Wars there ; also, A Journey into Lapland, Finland, &c. by Olof Rudbeck. 8vo. London, 1784. Acerbi's (Jos.) Travels through Sweden, Finland, and Lapland, to the North Cape, in 1798-9. 2 vols. 4to. London, 1802. Brooke's (Arthur de Capell) Winter in Lapland and Sweden ; with Ob- servations relative to Finmark and its Inhabitants. Plates from drawings made by Sir Thos. Dyke Acland. 4to. Lond. 1827. Buch's (L. von) Travels through Norway and Lapland, translated from the original German by John Black ; with Notes and Illustrations, and some Account of the Author, by Professor R. Jameson. 4to. London, 1813. Heber's (Bp. Reg.) Journal of a Tour in Norway, Sweden, Hungary, and Germany. (Life, Vol. I.) Lamotte (A.), Voyage dans le Nord de I'Europe, principalement en Norvege et en Suede, dans 1807. 4to. London, 1813. Lloyd's (L.) Narrative of a Residence in Sweden and Norway in 1827 and 8. (Northern Field Sports.) Batty's (Robt.) Danish Scenery, from drawings made in 1828. 4to. London, 1829. Boisgelin's (Louis de) Travels through Denmark and Sweden. 2 vols, in one, 4to. London, 1810. Macdonald's (James) Travels through Denmark and part of Sweden, in 1809. 2 vols. 12mo. London, 1809. Thomson's (T.) Travels in Sweden, during the autumn of 1812. 4to. London, 1813. Clarke's (E. D.) Travels in Russia and in Scandinavia. (Travels, Vols. I. and VI.) Coxe's (W.) Travels in Poland, Russia, Sweden, and Denmark, inter- spersed with Historical Relations and Political Inquiries. 3 vols. 4to. London, 1784-90. Porter's (Sir R. K.) Travelling Sketches in Russia and Sweden, in 1805-8. 2 vols. 4to. Lotidon, 1808. Jovii (Pauli) Moschovia, in qua Situs Regionis Antiquis incognitus, Religio Gentis, Mores, &c. referuntur. (Descriptiones.) Macartney's (Sir Geo.) Account of Russia in 1767. (Life.) Miiller (D. Chret.), Tableau de Petersbourg; ou, Lettres sur la Russie, ecrites en 1810, 11, et 12, et traduites de I'Allemand par C. Leger. 8vo. Paris, {May ence), 1814. Pallas (P. S.), Voyages en differentes provinces de I'empire de Russie, et dans I'Asie Septentrionale ; traduits par Gausbier de la Peyronie. 6 vols, and Plates in 4to. Paris, 1788-93. Burnet's (Geo.) View of the present State of Poland, 12mo. London, 1807. TRAVELS. 137 GERMANY. Hodgskin's (Thos.) Travels in the North of Germany, describing the present state of the Social and Political Institutions, the Agriculture, Manufactures, Commerce, Education, Arts, and Manners, particularly in the kingdom of Hanover. 2 vols. 8vo. Edinburgh, 1820. Russell's (John) Tour in Germany, and some of the Southern Provinces of the Austrian Empire, in 1820-22. 2 vols, small 8 vo. Edinburgh, 1825. Notes and Reflections during a Ramble in Germany. 8vo. Lond. 1 827 . Bright's (Rich.) Travels from Vienna through Lower Hungary; with Observations on the state of Vienna during the Congress in 1814. 4to. Edmb. 1818. Batty's (Robert) German Scenery, from Drawings made in 1820. 4to. Proofs. London, 1821. Batty's (R.) Hanoverian and Saxon Scenery. 4to. Proofs. Lond. 1829. Views in Germany, coloured. (Coll. of Prints, Vol. XVHI.) Views in Prague, Berlin, and Toplitz. Oblong 4to. Views in Dresden, Heidelberg, and Potsdam. Oblong 4to. SfVITZERLA-\D. Coxe's (W.) Travels in Switzerland and the Country of the Grisons, in a series of letters to W. Melmoth, Esq. 2 vols. 4to. London, 1794. Latrobe's (Charles Joseph) Alpenstock ; or. Sketches of Swiss Scenery and Manners, 1825-6. 8vo, London, 1829. Simond's (L.) Switzerland ; or, a Journal of a Tour and Residence in that country in 1817-19; followed by an Historical Sketch of the Manners and Customs of ancient and modern Helvetia. 2 vols. 8vo. London, 1823. [Stapfer], Voyage Pittoresque de I'Oberland ; ou, Description des Vues prises dans I'Oberland. 4to. Plates coloured. Pam, 1812. Zurlauben et La Borde, Tableaux Topographiques, Pittoresques, Phy- siques, Historiques, Moraux, Politiques, et Litteraires, de la Suisse ; avec la Table analytique et raisonnee des Tableaux, par M. Quetant. 5 vols, folio. Paris, 1780-88. Cockburn's (Major) Swiss Scenery. 4to. Proofs. London, 1820. Roscoe's (Thos.) Tourist in Switzerland and Italy. (Landscape Annual, 1830.) ITALY. Addison's (Joseph) Remarks on several parts of Italy in 1701-3. (Works, 4to. and 8vo. Vol. II.) Batty's (Miss E. E.) Italian Scenery, from drawings made in 1817. 4to. Proofs. London, 1817. Barthelemy's (Abbe) Travels in Italy, in a scries of letters to the Count Caylus ; with several uii|)ul)lisl>cd pieces by the Abbe Winkelman, Father Jacqiiier, the Al)be Zarillo, &c. Translated from the French. Svo. London, 1802. Bourrit's (M.) Journey to the Glaciers in the Duchy of Savoy : translated by C. and F. Davy. Norivich, Ml 5. T 138 HISTORY. Beaumont's (Albanis) Travels through the Rhsetian Alps, in 1782, from Italy to Germany through the Tyrol. Large folio. London, 1792, Beaumont's (A.) Travels through the Maritime Alps, from Italy to Lyons across the Col de Tende, by the way of Nice, Provence, Langue- doc, &c. Folio. London, 1795. Beaumont's (A.) Travels from France to Italy through the Leopontine Alps ; or, an Itinerary of the road from Lyons to Turin, by the way of the Pays de Vaud, the Vallois, and across the Mont Great St. Ber- nard, Simplon, and St. Gothard ; with topographical and historical descriptions, including observations on the natural history and ele- vation of that part of the Alps. To which are added, remarks on the course of the Rhone, from its source to the Mediterranean Sea, Folio. London, 1800. The above are unique copies, as they contain the plates, coloured on the out- line, from the actual scenes they represent, as patterns for those afterwards done on the aquatint. Blunt's (John James) Vestiges of ancient Manners and Customs disco- verable in modern Italy and Sicily. 8vo. Lond. 1823. Eustace's (J. C.) Tour through Italy, exhibiting a view of its Scenery, its Antiquities, and its Monuments ; particularly as they are objects of classical interest and elucidation ; with an account of the present state of its Cities and Towns, and occasional observations on the recent spoliations of the French. 2 vols. 4to. London, \%\'d. Forsyth's (Jas.) Remarks on Antiquities, Arts, and Letters, during a Tour in Italy, in 1802 and 3. 2 vols, in one, 8vo. London, 1824, Hakewell's (James) Picturesque Tour through Italy, from drawings made in 1816-17. 4to. Proofs. London, 1820. Hoare's (Sir R. C.) Classical Tour in Italy and Sicily. 4to. London, 1819. Hoare's (Sir R. C.) Hints to Travellers in Italy. 12mo. London, 1815. Kotzebue's (A. von) Travels through Italy, in 1804-5. 4 vols. 12mo, London, 1806. Labat, Voyage en Italie. (Spain.) Montaigne (Mich, de), Journal du Voyageur en Italie par la Suisse et I'Allemagne, en 1580 et 81 ; avec des Notes par M. de Querlon. 4to. large paper. Rome \_Paris\, \11A. Moore's (John) View of the Society and Manners in Italy; with Anecdotes of some eminent Characters. 2 vols. 8vo. London, 1783. Petit-Radel (P.), Voyage Historique, Chorographique, et Philosophique dans ritalie, en 1811 et 12. 3 vols. 8vo. Paris, 1815. Ritchie's (Leitch) Travelling Sketches in the North of Italy, the Tyrol, and on the Rhine. (Picturesque Annual for 1832.) Roscoe's (Thos.) Tourist in Italy. (Landscape Annual for 1831 and 2.) [Rose's (W. S.)] Letters from the North of Italy. 2 vols, in one, 8vo. London, 1819. Sketciies descriptive of Italy in 1816 and 17; with a brief Account of Travels in various parts of Switzerland. 4 vols, small 8vo. London, 1820. Smollett's (Tobias) Travels through France and Italy ; with a particular Description of the Town, Territory, and Climate of Nice. (Works, Vol. V.) TRAVELS. 139 Williams' (H. W.) Travels in Italy, Greece, and the Ionian Islands, in a series of letters, descriptive of Manners, Scenery, and Fine Arts. 2 vols. 8vo. £din. 1820. Bosio (Ant.), Roma Sotteranea; opera postuma, compita, disposta, ed ac- cresciuta del Giov. Severani : nella quale si tratta de' sacri Cimeterii di Roma, dei Cubiculi, Oratorii, Imagini, leroglifici, Iscrittioni, ed Epitaffi, che vi sono ; nuovamente reconosciuta dal Ottavio Pico. Large folio. Roma, 1632. Burton's (Ed.) Description of the Antiquities and other Curiosities of Rome. Svo. Oxford, 1821. Ferrerio (Pietro), Palazzi di Roma di piil celebri Architetti. 2 vols, in one, oblong folio. Fea (M. Charles), Description de Rome, traduite de I'ltalien, ornee des Vues, et publiee par Ange Bonelli. 2 vols. ]2rao. Rome, 1825. [Merigot's (J.)] Select Collection of Views in Rome and its vicinity, from drawings made in 1791 ; with Descriptions. Folio. Plates, highly coloured as drawings. London, 1797. Nardini (Famiano), Roma Antica, riscontrata, ed accresciuta delle ultime scoperte, con Note et Osservazioni critico - antiquarie di Antonio Nibby ; e con Disegni di Antonio di Romanis. 4 vols. Svo Roma, 1818-20. Nibby (Antonio), Viaggio Antiquario ne' contorni di Roma. 2 vols. 8vo. Roma, 1819. Rome in the XlXth Century ; containing a complete Account of the Ruins of the ancient City, the Remains of the Middle Ages, and the Monuments of modern times. 3 vols. 12mo. London, 1823. Rossini (Luigi), Vedute di Roma. Oblong folio. Roma, 1823. This consists of 101 plates, but without title or descriptions. [Knight's (E. C.)] Description of Latium ; or, the Campagna di Roma. London, 1805. Kelsall's (Charles) Classical Excursion from Rome to Arpino. Svo. Geneva, 1820. [Maffei (Scipione)], Verona illustrata. 4 vols, in one, folio. Verona, 1732. Views in Rome, Florence, and Bologna. Oblong 4to. Views in Venice, Milan, and Pisa. Oblong 4to. Vedute di Firenze, de' Lagi di Como e Maggiore, e dell' Isole Bor- romeo. (Coll. of Prints, Vol. XVIII.) Le Fabriche piii cospicue di Venezia, mesurate, illustrate, ed intagliate dai Membri della Veneta Reale Academia di Belle Arti. 2 vols, folio. Venezia, 1815. Artaria (Fr.), II Duomo di Milano, ossia Descrizione storico-critica di questainsigneTempio, e degli Oggetti d'Arte che le adornano. LXV. plates. 4to. large paper. Milano, 1823. Saint Non (Abbe), Voyage Pittoresque ; ou, Description des Royaumes de Naples et de Sicile. 5 vols, folio. Paris, 1781-6. Balsamo's (the Abbate) View of the present State of Sicily, its rural Economy, Population, and Produce (from a Tour in 1808); with Notes by Thomas Vaughan. 4to. London, 1811. 140 HISTORY. Smith's (W. H.) Memoir, descriptive of the Resources, Inhabitants, and Hydrography of Sicily and its Islands ; interspersed with antiquarian and other notices. 4to. London, 1824. Swinburne's (Hen.) Travels in the Two Sicilies, in 1777-80. 4 vols. 8vo. London, 1790. Light's (Capt.) Sicilian Scenery. 4to. proofs. Loyidon, 1821. Veduta di Napoli da Vito ; a Collection of Italian coloured Drawings, folio. De Non's (M.) Travels in Sicily and Malta. 8vo. London, 1789. Brydone's (M.) Tour through Sicily and Malta. 8vo. Lond. 1806. Goupy's Views of Malta. (Coll. of Prints, Vol. XVII.) FRANCE. [Borde (A. de la)], Guettarde, &c.. Description generale et particuliere de la France. 12 vols, in six, folio. Sir M. M. Sykes's copy. Paris, 1781-96. Batty 's (Robt.) French Scenery, from drawings made in 1819. 4to. Proofs. London, 1822. Whittington's (G. D.) Historical Survey of the Ecclesiastical Antiquities of France [with Preface by the Earl of Aberdeen]. 4to. London, 1809. Young's (Arthur) Travels in France in 1787-9, with a view of ascertain- ing the Cultivation, Wealth, Resources, and National Prosperity of that kingdom. 2 vols. 4to. London, 1194:. Kotzebue's (A. von) Travels to Paris, 1804. 3 vols. 12mo. Lond. 1806. Scott's (John) Visit to Paris ; being a review of the moral, political, intellectual, and social condition of the French Capital. 8vo. London, 1815. Promenades aux Cimetieres de Paris, aux Sepultures royales de S. Denis, et aux Catacombes. 8vo. Paris, 1818. Stothard's (Charles) Letters written during a Tour through Normandy, Britanny, and other parts of France, in 1818 ; including local and historical Descriptions. 4to, London, 1820. Cotman's (J. S.) Architectural Antiquities of Normandy ; accompanied with descriptive Notices by Dawson Turner. 2 vols, in one, folio. London, 1822. Ducarel's (A. C.) Anglo-Norman Antiquities considered, in a Tour through Normandy. Folio. London, 1767. Turner's (Dawson) Account of a Tour in Normandy, undertaken chiefly to investigate the architectural antiquities of the duchy. 2 vols, in one, royal 8vo. London, 1820. Beaumont's (Albanis) Select Views in the South of France ; with topo- graphical and historical Descriptions, Folio. London, 1794. A similarly unique copy to those of Beaumont's other works. See page 138. Hughes' (John) Views in the South of France, chiefly on the Rhone ; with Descriptions. Large paper, royal 8vo. London, 1825. Hughes' (J.) Itinerary of the South of France. 4to. London, 1825. TRAVELS. 141 Wery's Views of Lyons and its Environs, and of Rouen Cathedral, by Knaus. (Coll. of Prints, Vol. XVIII.) Views in the Pyrenees, with Descriptions [by Miss Young], 4to. proofs. London, 1832. THE NETHERLANDS. Carr's (Sir John) Tour through Holland in 1806. 4to. Lond. 1807. Views in the Netherlands. (Views in Dresden, &c.) SPAIN AND PORTUGAL. Bradford's (William) Sketches of the Country, Character, and Costume of Portugal and Spain, made during the campaign, and on the route of the British Army, in 1808-9; with appropriate Descriptions, and Supplement containing Sketches of the Military Costume. Folio, large paper. London, 1809-10. [Porter's (Sir R. K.)] Letters from Spain and Portugal, written during the march of the British troops under Sir John Moore. 8vo. London, 1809. Recollections of the Peninsula, by the Author of the Sketches of India. 8vo. London, 1825. Southey's (Robert) Letters, written during a Journey and Residence in Spain and Portugal. 2 vols. 12mo. London, 1808. Twiss's (Richard) Travels through Portugal and Spain in 1772-3; with Summaries of the History, and some Account of the Literature of these countries. 4to. London, 1775. Borde (Alex, de la), Voyage pittoresque et historique de I'Espagne. 4 vols, in two. Folio. Paris, 1807-20. Borde's (A. de la) View of Spain, comprising a descriptive Itinerary of each province, and a general Statistical Account of the country, translated from the French; with Atlas. 6 vols. 8vo. London, 1809. Bourgoing (J, Fr.), Tableau de I'Espagne Moderne. 3 vols. 8vo, and Atlas in 4to. London, 1808. Jacob's (Will.) Travels in the South of Spain in 1809-10. 4to. Plates coloured. London, 1811. Inglis's (Henry D.) Spain in 1830. 2 vols. 8vo. London, 1831. Labat (le Pere), Voyages en Espagne et en Italic. 8 vols. 12mo. Paris, 1730. Rehfues(J. F.), I'Espagne en 1808; on, Recherches sur I'etat de I'Admi- nistration, des Sciences, des Lettres, &c., faites dans un Voyage a Madrid en 1808. Suivis d'un Fragment Historique, intitule Ics Espagnols du XIV sieclc. 2 vols. 8vo. Paris, 1811. Swinburne's (Henry) Travels through Spain in 1775-6 ; in which several Monuments of Roman and Moorish Architecture are illus- trated. 2 vols. 8vo. London, 1787. A Year in Spain, by a young American. 2 vols. 8vo. London, 1831. Chatelet's (Due de) Travels in Portugal ; with Notes by J. F. Bourgoing; translated by J. J. Stockdale. 2 vols. 8vo. London, 1809. Kinscy's (William) Portugal, illustrated in a series of letters. Royal 8vo. London, 1829. 142 HISTORY. Murphy's (James) General View of the state of Portugal, including a topographical description thereof. 4to. London, 1798. Murphy's (J.) Travels in Portugal in 1789-90. 4to. London, 1795. Baillie's (Marianne) Lisbon in the years 1821, 22, and 23. 2 vols, small 8vo. I^ondon, 1824. Murphy's (James) Plans, Views, and Elevations of the Church of Batalha in the province of Estremadura, in Portugal ; and the History and Description by Fr. Luis de Sousa, with Remarks. Large folio. London, 1795. TURKEY. Busbequius's (A. G.) Travels in Turkey, translated. Small 8vo. Lond. 1744. Clarke's (E. D.) Travels in Turkey. (Travels, Vol. L) Eton's (W.) Survey of the Turkish Empire, in which are considered its Government, State of the Provinces, Causes of its Decline, and of the British Commerce with that country. 8vo. London, 1%^^. Mayer's (Luighi) Views in the Ottoman Empire, chiefly in Caramania ; with some curious selections from the islands of Rhodes and Cyprus, and the cities of Corinth, Carthage, and Tripoli ; with incidental Illustrations of the Manners and Customs of the nations. Folio, large paper. London, 1803. Nicholay's (Nicholas) Navigations, Peregrinations, and Voyages, made into Turkic ; with LX. Figures, set furth, as wel men as women, according to the diversitie of nations, &c. [by Csesar Titian] ; trans- lated out of the French by T. Washington, the younger. 4to. Ulacfe letter. London, by Thoryias Dmvson, 1585. Walpole's (Robert) Memoirs relating to European and Asiatic Turkey, edited from the MS. Journals of Morritt, Sibthorp, Hunt, Raike, Squire, Davison, Hume, Light, Hawkins, Wilkins, Whittington, Browne, Leake, E. D. Clarke, &c. 2 vols. 4to. London, 1817-20. Melling (M.), Voyage pittoresque de Constantinople et des Rives de Bosphore. 2 vols, large folio. Paris, 1819. Macfarlane's (Charles) Constantinople in 1828, a residence of sixteen months in the Turkish Capital and Provinces ; with an Appendix of Observations to 1829. 2 vols. 8vo. London, 1830. Frankland's (C. C.) Travels to and from Constantinople in 1827-8. 2 vols. 8vo. London, 1829. Macmichael's (W.) Journey from Moscow to Constantinople in 1817-18. 4to. London, 1819. Walsh's (R.) Narrative of a Journey from Constantinople to England. 8vo. London, 1829. GREECE. Douglas's (T. S.N.) Essay on certain points of Resemblance between the ancient and modern Greeks. 8vo. London, 1813. Choisseul-Gouffier (M. de), Voyage pittoresque de la Grece. 2 vols, in three, folio. Paris, 1782-1809. Clarke's (E. D.) Travels in Greece. (Travels, Vol. II. to IV.) Dodwell's (Edward) Views in Greece. Large folio, the Plates highly coloured after the original drawings. London, 1821. TRAVELS. 143 Dodwell's (E.) Classical and Topographical Tour through Greece. 2 vols. 4to. and Plates in folio. London, 1819. Cell's (W.) Itinerary of Greece ; with a Commentary on Pausanias and Strabo, and an Account of the Monuments of Antiquity at present existing in that country. Compiled in 1801-6. 4to. Loud. 1810. Guys' (M. de) Journal through Greece, in a series of letters, translated. 3 vols. 12mo. London, 1772. Pouqueville (F. C. H. L.), Voyage dans la Grece, coraprenant la Des- cription ancienne et moderne de I'Epire, de I'lllyrie, &c. ; avec des Considerations sur I'Archeologie, la Numismatique, les Moeurs, les Arts, rindustrie, et le Commerce des Inhabitans de ces Provinces. 5 vols. 8vo. Paris, 1820-21. Pouqueville's (F. C. H. L.) Travels in Greece, translated by Anne Plumtre. 4to. London, 1813. Spon (Jacob) et Geo. Wheeler, Voyage de Dalmatic, de Grece, et du Levant, fait aux annees 1675-6 [avec une Liste des Cabinets et Palais a Rome ; un petit Dictionnaire du Grec vulgaire, et des In- scriptions antiques qui sont citees]. 2 vols. 8vo. Amst. 1679. Wheeler's (G.) Journey into Greece, in company with Dr. Spon. Folio. London, 1682. Bryant's (Jacob) Observations upon the Vindication of Homer, and of the ancient Poets and Historians who have recorded the Siege and Fall of Troy, written by J. B. S. Morritt. 4to. Eton, 1799. Chandler's (Rich.) History of Ilium, or Troy. 4to. London, \'SiQ)2. Chevalier's (M.) Description of the Plain of Troy, translated from the ori- ginal, accompanied with Notes, by Andrew Dalzel. 4to. Lond.\l^\. Cell's (W.) Topography of Troy and its vicinity, illustrated and ex- plained by XLV. coloured Drawings, and Descriptions. Folio. London, 1804. Kennel's (James) Observations on the Topography of the Plain of Troy, and on the principal objects within and around it, described or al- luded to in the Iliad. 4to. London, 1814. Cell's (Wm.) Geography and Antiquities of Ithaca. 4to. Loud. 1807. Hobhouse's (J. C.) Journey through Albania, and other provinces of Turkey in Europe and Asia, to Constantinople. 4to. Lond. 1813. Holland's (Henry) Travels in the Ionian Isles, Albania, Thessaly, Mace- donia, &c. in 1812 and 13. 4to. London, 1815. Lavallee (J.), Voyage pittoresque et historique de I'lstrie et de la Dal- matic, redige d'apres I'ltineraire de L. F. Casas. Folio. Par. 1802. Leake's (W. M.) Travels in the Morea. 3 vols. Svo. London, 1830. Macarius (Travels of). Patriarch of Antioch ; written in Arabic by his attendant, Archdeacon Paul of Aleppo. Part I., Anatolia, Romclia, and Moldavia. Translated by F. C. Belfour. 4to. London, 1829. Stanhope's (Jo. Spencer) Topography illustrative of the Battle of Platoea. 8vo. London, 1817. Stanhope's (J. S.) 01ym])ia ; or, the Topography illustrative of the actual state of tl\e Plain of Olynipia, and of the Ruins of the City of Elis. Folio, Plates. London, 1824. 144 HISTORY. Vaudoncourt's (Guil. de) Memoirs of the Ionian Islands, considered in a commercial, political, and military view ; including a Character of Ali Pacha. Translated from the inedited MS. by William Walton. 8vo. London, 1816. Forbin (M. le Comte de), Voyage dans le Levant. Plates in aquatinta and lithography. Large folio. Paris, 1819. Tournefort's (M.) Voyage into the Levant ; containing the ancient and modern state of the Islands of the Archipelago ; as also of Constan- tinople, the Coasts of the Black Sea, &c. : with the Author's Life by M. Began, and his Eulogium by Fontenelle. Translated by J. Ozell. 2 vols. 4to. London, 1718. Turner's (W.) Travels in the Levant. 3 vols. 8vo. London, 1820. Africa. Murray's (Hugh) Historical Account of Discoveries and Travels in Africa, from the earliest ages to the present time ; including the substance of the late Dr. Leyden's work on that subject. 2 vols. 8vo. Edinburgh, 1818. - Leonis Africani (Jo.) de totius Africae Descriptione Libri IX. ; quibus non soliun regionum, &c. complexus est, sed regum familias, bellorum causas et eventus, resque in ea memorabiles, descripsit : recens in Latinam linguam conversi J. Floriano interprete. Small 8vo. Antverpice, ap. Jo. Latium, 1556. Stephen Baluzius's copy, with his autograph. CENTRAL, NORTH, WEST, AND SOUTH AFRICA. Caillie's (Rene) Travels through Central Africa to Timbuctoo, and across the Great Desert to Morocco, performed in 1824-8. 2 vols. 8vo, London, 1830. Denham's (Major Dixon) and Capt. Hugh Clapperton's Narrative of Travels and Discoveries in Northern and Central Africa in the years 1822-4. 4to. London, 1826. Lyon's (Capt. G. F.) Narrative of Travels in Northern Africa in the years 1818-20; accompanied by Geographical Notices of Soudan, and of the Course of the Niger. 4to. London, 1821. Beechey's (F. W.-and H. W.) Proceedings of the Expedition to explore the Northern Coast of Africa, from Tripoly eastward, in 1821-2 ; comprehending an Account of the Greater Syrtis and Cyrenaica, and the ancient cities composing the Pentapolis. 4to. London, 1828. Pananti's (Sig.) Narrative of a Residence in Algiers, comprising an historical account of the Regency, biographical sketches of the Dey and his Ministers, and Observations on the Relations of the Barbary States with the Christian Powers ; with Notes and Illustra- tions by E. Blaquiere. 4to. London, 1830. Jackson's (James Grey) Account of the Empire of Morocco and the districts of Susa and of Timbuctoo, the great emporium of Central Africa. 4to. London, 1809. Shaw's (Thomas) Travels, or Observations relative to several parts of Barbary and the Levant ; with Supplement. Folio. Oxford, \7 38. TRAVELS. 145 Narrative of a Ten Years' Residence at Tripoli ; from the original Cor- respondence of Richard Tully, British Consul there. 4to. London, 1816. Adams's (Robert) Narrative of his Shipwreck on the Western Coast of Africa in 1810, and residence for several months at Timbuctoo. 4to. London, 1816. Bowditch's (T. E.) Mission from Cape Coast Castle to Ashantee ; with a Statistical Account of that kingdom, and Geographical Notices of other parts. 4to. coloured Plates. London, 1819. Clapperton's (Hugh) Journal of a Second Expedition into the Interior of Africa, from the Bight of Benin to Soccatoo. To which is added, the Journal of Richard Lander from Kano to the Sea-coast. 4to. London, 1829. Dupuis' (Jos.) Journal of a Residence in Ashantee, comprising Notes and Researches relative to the Gold Coast- and the Interior of Western Africa ; chiefly collected from Arabic MSS. and information com- municated by the Moslems of Guinea. To which is prefixed an Account of the origin and causes of the present War. 4to. London, 1824. Lander's (Richard) Records of Captain Clapperton's last Expedition to Africa ; with the subsequent Adventures of the Author. 2 vols. 8vo. London, 1830. Landers' (R. and J.) Journal of an Expedition to explore the Course of the Niger ; with a Narrative of a Voyage down that river to its termination. 3 vols. 18mo. London, 1832. Norris's (Robt.) Journey to Abomey, in the kingdom of Dahomy. 8vo. London, 1789. Park's (Mungo) Travels in the Interior Districts of Africa, performed in 1795, 6, and 7 ; with an Account of a subsequent Mission to that country in 1805. To which is added, an Account of the Life of Mr. Park, and Geographical Illustrations of Africa, by Major Rennel. 2 vols. 4to. London, 1816. Riley's (James) Loss of the American brig Commerce, wrecked on the Western Coast of Africa in 1815; with an Account ofTombuctoo, and the hitherto undiscovered city of Wassanah. 4to. London, 1817. Smith's (W.) Voyage to Guinea in 1726, describing the manners and customs of the inhabitants, the soil, climate, &c. 8vo. London, 1744. Tuckey's (J. H.) Narrative of an Expedition to explore the river Zaire, usually called the Congo, in 1816. To which is added, the Journal of Professor Smith, containing the Natural History of the kingdom of Congo. 4to. ZortcZoM, 1818. Barrow's (John) Travels in Africa; in which are described the character and the condition of the Dutch colonists of the Cape of Good Hope, and of the several tribes of natives beyond its limits. 2 vols. 4to. Plates by Daniel. London, 1806. Barrow's (J.) Account of a Journey made, in the years 1801-2, to the residence of the Chief of the Booshuana Nation, by Truter, Somerville, (Sjc. (Cociiin China.) u 146 HISTORY. Burchell's (W. J.) Travels in the Interior of Southern Africa. 2 vols. 4to. London, 1822. Campbell's (John) Travels in South Africa, undertaken at the request of the London Missionary Society. 8vo. London, 1815. Campbell's (J.) Second Journey in South Africa. 2 vols, in one, 8vo. London, 1822. Daniel's (Sam.) African Scenery and Animals. Oblong folio, the Plates coloured after the original drawings. London, 1805. Lichentstein's (Hen.) Travels in Southern Africa in 1803, translated from the German by Anne Plumptre. 2 vols. 4to. London, 1812. Sparrman's (Andrew) Voyage to the Cape of Good Hope, and in the Country of the Hottentots and CafFres. 2 vols. 4to. Lond. 1785, Vaillant (Fr. Le), Voyage dans I'lnterieur de I'Afrique, par le Cap de Bonne Esperance, dans 1780 et 82. 2 vols, in one, 4to. Paris, 1790. Vaillant (Fr. Le), Second Voyage dans I'lnterieur de I'Afrique, 1783, 84, et 85. 2 vols. 4to. Paris, 1798. EGYPT, NUBIA, AND ABYSSINIA. Belzoni's (G.) Narrative of the Operations and recent Discoveries within the Pyramids, Temples, Tombs, and Excavations, in Egypt and Nubia ; and of a Journey in search of the ancient Berenice, and another to the Oasis of Jupiter Ammon ; with Mrs. Belzoni's Account of the Women of Egypt, Nubia, and Syria. 4to. London, 1820. Belzoni's (G.) Fifty Plates illustrative of his Researches and Operations in Egypt and Nubia. Folio. London, 1820-22. Burckhardt's (John Lewis) Travels in Nubia and in the Interior of N.-E. Africa: 4to. London, 1819. Burckhardt's (J. L.) Manners of the Modern Egyptians illustrated. (Arabic Proverbs.) Clarke's (E. D.) Travels in Egypt. (Travels, Vols. II.— IV.) Denon's (Vivant) Travels in Upper and Lower Egypt, translated by Arthur Aikin. 3 vols. 8vo. the Plates inserted. London, 1803. Edmonstone's (Sir Arch.) Journey to Two of the Oases of Upper Egypt. 8vo. London, 1822. Finati's (Giov.) Life and Adventures in the campaigns against the Waha- bees to recover Mecca and Medina. 2 vols. 12mo. London, 1830. Hamilton's (William) iEgyptiaca ; or, some Account of the ancient and modern State of Egypt, as obtained in the years 1801-2. 4to. Ac- companied by Etchings from drawings of the late Charles Hayes. Folio. London, 1809. Legh's (Thorn.) Narrative of a Journey in Egypt and the country beyond the Cataracts. 8vo. London, 1817. Mayer's (Luigi) Views in Egypt, from original drawings taken during Sir Robert Ainslie's embassy to Constantinople ; with illustrations of the manners and customs of the natives of that country. Folio, large paper. London, 1801. Norden's (F. L.) Travels in Egypt and Nubia, enlarged with observations from ancient and modern authors, by Peter Templeman. 2 vols, in one, folio, largest paper. London, \151 . TRAVELS. 147 Salame's (Ab.) Itinerary, with some particulars of the present govern- ment of Egypt. (Expedition to Algiers.) Sonini (C. S.), Voyage dans la Haute et Basse Egypte. 3 vols. 8vo. and Plates in 4to. London, 1799. Bruce's (James) Travels to discover the Source of the Nile ; containing the Annals and Natural History of Abyssinia, 1768-73. 5 vols. 4to. Edinburgh, 1790. Pearce's (Nath.) Life and Adventures during a residence in Abyssinia from 1810 to 1819 ; together with M. Caffin's Account of his Visit to Gondar : edited by J. J. Halls. 2 vols. 8vo. London, 1831. Salt's (Hen.) Voyage to Abyssinia, and Travels into the Interior of that country, executed under the orders of the British Government in 1809-10 ; including an account of the Portuguese settlements on the east coast of Africa, &c. 4to. the Plates inserted. London, 1814. Waddington (G.) and B. Hanbury's Journal of a Visit to some parts of Ethiopia. 4to. London, 1822. Drury (Robt.), Adventures of, during Fifteen Years' Captivity on the island of Madagascar ; containing a description of that island, its produce, &c. 8vo. London, 1807. Barrow's (John) Description of the islands of Madeira, TeneriiFe, St. Jago, &c. (Cochin China.) Asia. Murray's (H.) Historical Account of Discoveries and Travels in Asia, from the earliest ages to the present time. 3 vols. 8vo. Edin. 1820. Jones's (Sir W.) Description of Asia. (Works, Vol, V.) Marco Polo's Travels in the Thirteenth 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 Wm. Marsden. 4to. London, 1818. Pinto (Historia Oriental de las Peregrinaciones de F. Mendez), trad, en Castellano, con Apologia en favor de Pinto y desta Historia, por F. de Harrera Maldonado. Folio. Valencia, 1645. Rennel's (James) Comparative Geography of Western Asia. 2 vols. 8vo. London, 1831. ASIATIC TURKEY. Brocquiere's (B. de la) Travels in Palestine, 1432-33, translated by Th. Johnes. 8vo. large paper. Hufod, 1807. Buckingham's (J. S.) Travels in Palestine, through the countries of Bashan and Gilead, east of the Jordan ; including a visit to the cities of Gcraza and Gamala in the Dccapolis. 4to. A presentation copy, with the author's autograph. London, 1821. Buckingham's (J. S.) Travels in Mesopotamia, including a journey from Aleppo to Diarbekr, and thence to Mardin, and by the Tigris to Mousul and Bagdad ; with Researches on the Ruins of Babylon, &c. 4to. London, 1827. Burckhardt's (J. L.) Travels in Syria and the Holy Land. 4to. Land. 1822. 148 HISTORY. Casas (L, F.), Voyage pittoresque de la Syrie, de la Phenicie, de la Palestine, et de la Basse Egypte. 2 vols, folio. Paris, 1799, &c. Chandler's (Rich.) Travels in Asia Minor. 4to. Oxford, 1775. Chateaubriand (F. A.), Itineraire de Paris a Jerusalem. 3 vols. 8vo. Paris, 1811. Clarke's (E. D.) Travels in the Holy Land. (Travels, Vols. H. to IV.) Hasselquist's (Fred.) Voyages and Travels in the Levant in 1749-52; containing observations on natural history, physic, agriculture, and commerce, particularly on the Holy Land and the natural history of the Scriptures [translated from the German version of C. Linnaeus.] 8vo. London, 1766. Kinneir's (J. M.) Journey through Asia Minor, Armenia, and Koordistan, in 1813 and 1814. 8vo. with Map. London, 1818. Legh's (Thomas) Journey through Syria. (Macmichael's Journey to Constantinople.) Maundrell's (Henry) Journey from Aleppo to Jerusalem, 1697, and to the banks of the Euphrates and Mesopotamia. 8vo. large paper, Oxford, 1740. Mayer's (Luigi) Views in Palestine, from original drawings ; with his- torical and descriptive account of the country. Folio, large paper. London, 1804. Russell's (Alex.) Natural History of Aleppo ; containing a description of the city, the principal natural productions, &c. : edited by Pat. Russell. 2 vols. 4to. London, 1794. Walpole's Memoirs of Asiatic Turkey. (Turkey in Europe.) ARABIA. Buckingham's (J. S.) Travels among the Arab Tribes inhabiting the countries east of Syria and Palestine ; including a journey from Nazareth to the mountains beyond the Dead Sea, and from thence through the plains of Houran to Bozra, Damascus, Tripoly, Baal- beck, and by the valley of the Orontes to Seleucia, Antioch, and Aleppo. 4to. London, 1825. Burckhardt's (J. L.) Notes on the Bedouins and Wahabys, collected during his travels in the East ; [edited by Sir W. Ouseley.] 4to. Lond. 1830. Burckhardt's (J. L.) Travels in the Hedjaz. 4to. London, 1824. Michaelis (J. D.), Recueil des Questions proposees a une Societe de Savans qui font le Voyage de I'Arabie. 4to. Amst. 1774. Niebuhr (C), Voyage en Arabic et en d'autres pays circonvoisins. 2 vols. 4to. Amst. 1776. Niebuhr (C), Description de I'Arabie. 4to. Aynst. 1774. PERSIA, ^C. Buckingham's (J. S.) Travels in Assyria, Media, and Persia; including a journey from Bagdad by Mount Zagros to Hamadan the ancient Ecbatana, researches on Ispahan and the ruins of Persepolis, &c. 4to. London, 1829. Chardin (Jean), Voyages en Perse et autres lieux de I'Orient, par L. Langlcs. 10 vols. 8vo. and Atlas in folio. Paris, 1811. TRAVELS. 149 Franklin's (W.) Observations on a Tour from Bengal to Persia, in 1786 and 7 ; with an account of the remains of the celebrated Palace of Persepolis. 8vo. London, 1790. Eraser's (J. B.) Narrative of a Journey into Khorasan, in 1821-2, in- cluding some account of the countries to the north-east of Persia ; with remarks upon the national character, government, and re- sources of that kingdom. 4to. London, 1825. Kinneir's (J. M.) Geographical Memoir of the Persian Empire, accom- panied by a Map. 4to. London, 1813. [Malcolm's (Sir John)] Sketches of Persia, from the Journals of a tra- veller in the East. 2 vols. 8vo. London, 1827. Mandelslo (Jean Albert), Voyages faits de Perse aux Indes Orientales, mis en ordre et publiez par Adam Olearius, et traduits de I'original par le Sr. Wicquefort. 2 vols in one, folio, large paper. Leide, 1719. Morier's (James) Two Journeys through Persia, Armenia, and Asia Minor, to Constantinople, in 1808-9, and between 1810 and 16; including an account of his majesty's missions to the court of Persia under Sir Harford Jones and Sir Gore Ouseley, Baronets. 2 vols. 4to. London, 1812-18. Olearius (Adam), Voyages faits en Muscovie, Tartaric, et Perse, traduits de I'original et augmentez par le Sr. Wicquefort. 2 vols, in one, folio, large paper. Leide, 1719. Olearius' (Adam) Voyages and Travels of the Ambassadors sent by Fre- derick Duke of Holstein to the Great Duke of Moscovy and the King of Persia, from 1633 to 1639; containing a complete History of Moscovy, Tartary, and Persia, To which are added, the Travels of John Albert de Mandelslo from Persia into the East Indies ; faithfully rendered into English by John Davies of Kidwelly. Folio ; with two titles of the same date, the second with the addition of Mandelslo, and the scarce frontispiece by Chantry. London, 1662. Ouseley's (Sir W.) Travels in the East, more particularly Persia ; illus- trating many subjects of antiquarian research, history, geography, philology, and miscellaneous literature ; with extracts of rare and valuable Oriental MSS. 3 vols. 4to. Brecknock, 1819-23. Porter's (Sir Robert Ker) Travels in Georgia, Persia, Armenia, ancient Babylonica, &c. during 1817-20. 2 vols. 4to. London, 1821. Waring's (E. S.) Tour to Sheeraz, by the route of Cazroon and Ferouza- bad ; with various remarks on the manners, customs, laws, language, and literature of the Persians; and a History of Persia from the death of Kureem Khan to the subversion of the Zund dynasty. 4to. London, 1807. EAST INDIES. Rcnncl's (James) Memoir of a Map of Hindostan ; with an introduction illustrative of the geography and present divisions of that country. The Maps forming a separate volume. 2 vols. 4to. London, 1792. Forstcr's (J. R.) Essay on India, its Bovmdaries, Climate, Soil, and Sea; translated by John Aikin. (Pennant's Indian Zoology.) Gray's (Th.) Geographical Disquisitions relating to some parts of India and Persia. (Works, by Matthias, Vol. II.) 160 HISTORY. Hamilton's (Walter) East India Gazetteer; containing particular de- scriptions of the empires, kingdoms, principalities, &c. &c. of Hin- dostan and the adjacent countries, India beyond the Ganges, and the Eastern Archipelago. 8vo. London, 1815. Hamilton's (W.) Geographical, Statistical, and Historical Description of Hindostan and the adjacent countries. 2 vols. 4to. Lond. 1820. Pennant's (Thomas) View of Hindoostan, India extra Gangem, China, Japan, the Malayan Isles, New Holland, &c. 4 vols. 4to. London, 1798-1800. Bernier (F.), Voyages; contenant la description des etats du Grand Mogol, del'Indoustan, de Kachemire, &c. 2 vols. 12mo. Amster- dam, 1710. Broughton's (J. D.) Letters written in a Mahratta Camp, descriptive of the character, manners, habits, &c. of the Mahrattas, in 1809. 4to. London, 1813. [Choissy (I'Abbe de)], Journal du Voyage de Siam, fait en 1685 et 6. 12mo. Amsterdam, 1687. Covert's (Robt.) True and almost incredible Report of an Englishman, who travelled by land to Cambaya, thorow many unknowne king- domes and great cities ; with the discovery of agreatEmperour, called the Great Mogul, a prince till now unknown to our English nation. 9l3lack Icttet, 4to. London, 1631. Daniel's (T.and W.) Picturesque Voyage to India by the way of China. Folio. London, 1810. Daniel's (T.) Oriental Scenery ; or Views in Hindostan. The six series in 2 vols, oblong folio. London, 1795-1808. Daniel's (Samuel) Picturesque Illustration of the Scenery, Animals, and Natives of the island of Ceylon. Oblong folio. Zowc?. 1808. These works of the Daniels are all early impressions of the plates, carefully coloured after the original drawings, under the inspection of the authors. Eraser's (J. B.) Journal of a Tour through part of the snowy range of the Himala Mountains, and to the Sources of the rivers Jumna and Ganges. [Including historical sketches of Nepal and of the Ghoorka conquest.] 4to. London, 1820. Eraser's (J. B.) Views in the Himala Mountains. Large folio. Early impressions, carefully coloured after the drawings. London, 1820. Graham's (Maria) Journal of a Residence in India. 4to. Edinburgh, 1812. [Hamilton] Buchanan's (Francis) Journey from Madras through the countries of Mysore, Canara, and Malabar. 3 vols. 4to. London, 1807. Heber's (Bp. Reginald) Narrative of a Journey through the Upper Pro- vinces of India from Calcutta to Bombay, 1824-5 ; with Notes upon Ceylon, an Account of a Journey to Madras and the southern pro- vinces in 1826, and Letters from India. 3 vols. 8vo. Lond. 1828. Hodges' (W.) Travels in India during 1780-83. 4to. Plates. London, 1793. Hodges' (W.) Select Views in India, drawn on the spot in 1780-3, and executed in aquatinta. 2 vols, folio. London, 1786. TRAVELS. 151 Kirkpatrick's (Colonel) Account of the Kingdom of Nepaul ; being the substance of observations made during a mission to that country in 1793. 4to. London, 1811. Meer Hassan All's (Mrs.) Observations on the Mussulmauns of India ; descriptive of their manners, customs, habits, and religious opinions, made during a 12 years' residence in their immediate society. 2 vols. 8vo. London, 1832. Pottinger's (Henry) Travels in Beloochistan and Sinde, accompanied with a geographical and historical account of those countries, 4to. London, 1816. Seely's (J. B.) Wonders of Elora; or, the Narrative of a Journey to the excavated Temples and Dwellings in the Elora Mountain, East Indies : with observations on the people and country. 8vo. Lon- don, 1824. [Tachard (Guy)], Voyage de Siam des Peres Jesuites. 12mo. Amster- dam, 1688. Terry's (Edward) Voyage to the East Indies ; wherein some things are taken notice of in our passage thither, but many more in our abode there, within that rich and most spacious empire of the Great Mogul. Small 8vo. Port. London, 1655. Tombe (C. F.), Voyages aux Indes Orientales, revus, et augmentes de Notes par M. Sonini. 2 vols. 8vo. Atlas in 4to. Paris, 1810. Wathen's (James) Journal of a Voyage, in 1811 and 12, to Madras and China, returning by the Cape of Good Hope. 4to. Plates. Lon- don, 1814. CHINA, ^C. Abel's (Clarke) Narrative of a Journey in the Interior of China; contain- ing an account of Lord Amherst's embassy to the court of Pekin. 4to. London, 1818. Barrow's (John) Travels in China. Plates by Alexander. 4to. Lond. 1806. Barrow's (J.) Voyage to Cochin China, in the years 1792 and 93; and account of such European settlements as were visited on the voyage. 4to. Lond. 1806. Ellis' (Henry) Journal of the Proceedings of the late Embassy to China; comprising a narrative of the public transactions of the Embassy, and of the voyage to and from China. 4to. Lond. 1817. Finlayson (Geo.) on the Mission to Siam and Hue, the capital of Cochin China, in the years 1821-2; with a Memoir of the Author by Sir Stamford Raffles. 8vo. London, 1820. Hall's (Basil) Voyage of Discovery to the West Coast of Corea, and the great Loo-Choo Islands. 4to. London, 1818. Keate's (Geo.) Account of the Pelcw Islands ; compiled from the Jour- nals of Capt. H. Wilson. 4to. London, 1788. Keate's (Geo.) Account of the Pelew Islands (J. P. Hockin's Supple- ment to) ; compiled from the oral communications of Capt. H. Wil- son. 4to. Lond. 1803. Macartney's (George Earl) Journal of an Embassy to the Emperor of China, in 1792, 3, and 4. (Life.) 152 HISTORY. M'Leod's (John) Narrative of a Voyage in his Majesty's late Ship the Alceste to the Yellow Sea, along the Coast of Corea to the Island of Loo-Choo. 8vo. London, 1817. Pennant's (J.) View of China and Japan. (Hindoostan.) Staunton's (Sir Geo.) Account of Lord Macartney's Embassy to the Em- peror of China. 3 vols. Svo. with Plates in folio. London, 1798. Turner's (Samuel) Account of an Embassy to the Court of the Teshoo Lama in Tibet. 4to. London, \%QQ. ASIATIC RUSSIA. Bell's (John) Travels from Russia to divers parts of Asia, to Ispahan in Persia, and to Pekin in China, through Siberia. 2 vols. 4to. Glas- goxv, Foulis, 1763. Coxe's (Wm.) Account of the Russian Discoveries between Asia and America; to which are added, the Conquest of Siberia, and the History of the Transactions and Commerce between Russia and China. 4to. London, 1780. Chappe d'Auteroche (l' Abbe), Voyage en Siberie, fait en 1761. 3 vols. 4to. and Atlas. Paris, 1768. Cochrane's (Captain John Dundas) Narrative of a Pedestrian Journey through Russia and Siberian Tartary, from the Frontiers of China to the Frozen Sea and Kamschatka. 2 vols. Svo. London, 1824. Olearius (Adam), Voyage en Tartaric. (Persia.) America. Murray's (Hugh) Historical Account of Discoveries and Travels in North America ; including the United States, the shores of the Polar Sea ; and the voyages in search of a North-west Passage. 2 vols. Svo. Lond. 1829. Memoir of Sebastian Cabot ; with a Review of the History of Maritime Discovery ; illustrated by documents from the Rolls, now first pub- lished. Svo. London, 1831. Irving's (Washington) History of the Life and Voyages of Christopher Columbus. 4 vols, small Svo. Paris, 1828. NORTH-WEST PASSAGE. Ellis's (Henry) Voyage to Hudson's Bay by the Dobbs Galley and Cali- fornia [Captains W. Moor and F. Smith] in 1746 and 47, for disco- vering a North-west Passage ; with a fair view of the facts, and arguments from which the future finding of such a passage is rendered probable ; and an historical account of the attempts hitherto made. Svo. large paper. London, 1748. Chappel's (Edward) Narrative of a Voyage to Hudson's Bay ; containing some account of the north-east coast of America, and the tribes in- habiting that region : with Preface by E. D. Clarke. Svo. London, 1817. Ross's (John) Voyage of Discovery for the purpose of exploring Baffin's Bay ; and Inquiry into the probability of a North-west Passage. 4to. London, 1819. TRAVELS. 153 Parry's (Sir W. E.) Journal of a Voyage for Discovery of a North-west Passage from the Atlantic to the Pacific, performed in the years 1819-20 : with North Georgia Gazette, or Winter Chronicle, written by the Officers. 4to. London, 1821. Fisher's (Alex.) Journal of a Voyage of Discovery to the Arctic Regions, in 1819 and 20. 8vo. London, 1820. Parry's (Sir W, E.) Journal of a Second Voyage for the Discovery of a North-west Passage, performed in 1821-3. 4to. London, 1824. Parry's (Sir W. E.) Journal of a Third Voyage for the Discovery of a North-west Passage, performed in 1824-5. 4to. London, 1826. Parry's (Sir W. E.) Narrative of an Attempt to reach the North Pole, in 1827, by boats fitted for the purpose. 4to. London, 1828. Lyon's (G. F.) Private Journal of H. M. S. Hecla, during the recent [Second] Voyage of Discovery under Capt. Parry. 8vo. Lond. 1824. Franklin's (Sir John) Narrative of a Journey to the Shores of the Polar Sea, in the years 1819-22; with an Appendix on various subjects relative to Science and Natural History. 4to. London, 1823. Franklin's (Sir J.) Narrative of a Second Expedition to the Shores of the Polar Sea, in 1825-7 ; including an Account of the progress of a Detachment to the Eastward, by Dr. John Richardson. 4to. Lond. 1828. Mackenzie's (Alex.) Voyages from Montreal, through the Continent of North America, to the Frozen and Pacific Oceans; with an Account of the rise, progress, and present state of the Fur-trade. 4to. Lond. 1801. NORTH AMERICA. Carver's (J.) Travels through the interior parts of North America, 1766, 7, and 8. 8vo. large paper. Lond. 1778. Kalm's (P.) Travels into North America, translated by J. R. Foster. 3 vols. 8vo. Warrington, 1770. Weld's (Isaac) Travels through the States of North America and the Canadas, in 1795, 6, and 7. 2 vols. 8vo. Lond. 1800. Rochefoucalt's (Liancourt, Duke de) Travels through the United States of North America, the country of the Iroquois, and Upper Canada, in 1795-7 ; with an authentic Account of Lower Canada. 2 vols. 4to. Lond. 1799. Lambert's (John) Travels through Canada and the United States, in 1804—8; with biographical Notices and Anecdotes of leading Cha- racters in the United States. 2 vols. 8vo. Lond. 1816. Duncan's (John M.) Travels through part of the United States and Canada, in 1818 and 1819. 2 vols. 8vo. Glasgow, 1823. Hall's (Capt. Basil) Travels in North America, in 1827-8. 3 vols. 8vo. Edinburgh, 1829. Hall's (Capt. B.) Forty Etchings from Sketches made with the Camera Lucida in North America, in 1827-8. Imp. 4to. London, 1829. Heriot's (Geo.) Travels through the Canadas; with a comparative view of the Manners and Customs of the Indian Nations. 4to. London, 1807. Howison's (John) Sketches of Upper Canada, and some Recollections of the United States of America. 8vo. Edin. \S22. 154 HISTORY. Head's (Geo.) Forest Scenes and Incidents in the Wilds of North America. Crown 8vo. Lond. 1829. Faux's (W.) Memorable Days in America; being a Journal of a Tour to the United States, principally to ascertain the condition and pro- bable prospects of British Emigrants. Svo. Zowf?. 1823. Dwight's (Timothy) Travels in New England and New York. 4 vols. Svo. London, 1823. [Cooper's (J. F.)] Notions of the Americans, by a Travelling Bachelor. 2 vols. Svo. Lond. 1828. Trollope's (Mrs.) Domestic Manners of the Americans. 2 vols. cr. Svo. London, 1832. Pike's (Z. M.) Exploi'atory Travels through the Western Territories of North America, in 1805, by order of the Government of the United States. 4to. Lond. 1811. Lewis and Clarke's Travels to the Source of the Missouri River, and across the American Continent to the Pacific Ocean, in 1804, 5, and 6. 3 vols. Svo. Lond. 1815. Hunter's (John D.) Memoirs of a Captivity among the Indians of North America, from childhood to the age of nineteen ; with Anecdotes descriptive of their Manners and Customs. Svo. Lond. 1824. Maurelli's (Don F. A.) Journal of a Voyage, in 1775, to explore the Coast of America northward of California. (Barrington's Mis- cellanies.) Bullock's (W.) Six Months' Residence and Travels in Mexico ; containing remarks on the present state of New Spain, &c. Svo. Lond. 1824. Ward's (H. G.) Mexico ; with an Account of the Mining Companies, and of the Political Events in that Republic, to the present day. 2 vols. Svo. London, 1829. Mexico (View of the great Square in the City of). (Coll. of Prints, Vol. XVIII.) WEST INDIES. Bayley's (F. W. N.) Four Years' Residence in the West Indies, during the years 1826-9. To which is added, a Narrative of the Hurricanes in Barbadoes and St. Lucia, in 1831. Svo. Lond. 1832. Mackenzie's (Charles) Notes on Haiti, made during a residence in that Republic. 2 vols. Svo. London, 1830. Sloane's (Sir Hans) Voyage to the Islands Madeira, Barbadoes, Nieves, St. Christopher's, and Jamaica ; with the Natural History of the last of those Islands; and an Introduction, wherein is an Account of the Inhabitants, Air, Water, Diseases, Trade, &c. of that place. 2 vols, folio. London, printed for the Author, 1707-25. " Donum illustrissimi autboris Riccardo Richardson, M.D." — R. R. SOUTH AMERICA. Schmidel (Huld.) Vera Historia admirandae Navigationis, ab Anno M.D. XXXIV. usque ad Annum M.D.LIV., in Americam vel Novum Mundum, juxta Brasiliam et Rio della Plata. Ab ipso Schmidelio Germanice descripta ; nunc vero, emendatis et correctis urbium, &c. nominibus, adjecta etiam tabula geographica, figura3, &c. [a Levinio Hulsio]. 4to. NorimbergcB, 1599. TRAVELS. 155 Conclamine (M.de la), Voyage dans I'lnterieur de TAmerique Meridionale, depuis la Cote de la Mer du Sud, jusqu'aux Cotes du Bresil et de la Guiane, en descendant la Riviere des Amazones. 8vo. Paris, 1745. Ulloa (G. Juan) and Ant. Ulloa's Voyage to South America, describing at large the Spanish Cities, Towns, Provinces, &c. on that extensive Continent ; undertaken by command of the King of Spain. Trans- lated from the original Spanish, with occasional Notes and Observa- tions, and an Account of some parts of the Brazils hitherto unknown to the English nation, by John Adams. 2 vols. 8vo. Lond. 1772. Humboldt (Alex, de), A. Bonpland, [J. Oltmanns, et C. S. Kunth], Voy- age dans rinterieur de I'Amerique, dans I'annees 1799-1804. 4 vols. 8vo. ; 11 vols. 4to.; and 17 vols, folio. Paris, 1807-29. Viz. I. Partie. — [Relation Historique d'un] Voyage aux Regions Equi- noxiales du Nouveau Continent, fait en 1799-1804. 4 vols. 4to. Paris, 1814. Atlas Geographique et Physique. Large folio. Paris, 1814. Vues des Cordillieres, et Monumens des Peuples indigenes de TAmerique. Large folio. Paris, 1810. II. 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Adams' (John) Index Villaris ; or, an Alphabetical Table of all the Cities, Towns, Parishes, Villages, and Private Seats in England and Wales. Folio. London, 1680. Lambarde's (Wm.) Dictionarium Anglise Topographicum et Historicum ; an alphabetical description of the chief places in England and Wales; now first published from the Author's MSS. 4to. London, 1730. Capper's (B. P.) Topographical Dictionary of the United Kingdom. 8vo. London, 1808. Carlisle's (Nicholas) Topographical Dictionary of England, Wales, Ire- land, Scotland, and the British Isles. 6 vols. 4to. Lond. 1808-13. England, Vols. I. and II. Ireland, Vol. III. Wales, Vol. IV. Scotland and the British Isles, Vols. V. and VI. Roman Topography. Horsley's (John) Britannia Romana ; or, the Roman Antiquities of Britain. Folio. London, 1732. Baxter (Guil.) Glossarium Antiquitatum Britannicarum ; sive, Syllabus Etymologicus Antiquitatum \etcris Britannioc atque Ibernise tenipo- ribus Romanorum. Accedunt E. Luidii de fluviorum, montium, urbium, &c. in Britannia, nominibus adversaria. 8vo. London, 1733. Gale (Roger) on the recovery of the Courses of the four great Roman Ways. (Leland's Itinerary, Vol. VI.) Roy's (Wm.) Military Antiquities of the Romans in North Britain, and particularly of their ancient system of castrametation ; and compre- hending a treatise wherein the ancient geography of that part of the island is rortifiod. Folio. London, 1793. 186 HISTORY. Musgrave (Guill.) Belga ; Antiquitates Britanno-Belgicse, prsccipu^ Romanae [cura Guil. Musgravii filii et Samueli Musgravii]. 4 vols. 8vo. Iscce-Dunmonioriwi {Exeter), 1719, 16, 11, and 20. Ecclesiastical and Monastical Topography. See also Manuscripts ; and for particular accounts, &c. of cathedral churclies or abbeys, vide the various counties. Willis' (Browne) Survey of the Cathedrals of York, Durham, Carlisle, Chester, Man, Litchfield, Hereford, Worcester, Gloucester, Bristol, Lincoln, Ely, Oxford, Peterborough, Canterbury, Rochester, London, Winchester, Chichester, Norwich, Salisbury, Wells, Exeter, St. Da- vid's, LlandafF, Bangor, and St. Asaph ; containing an Account of the bishops, deans, prebends, &c. belonging to them. 3 vols. 4to. London, 1742. Willis' (B.) Parochiale Anglicanum ; or, the Names of all the Churches and Chapels within the Dioceses of Canterbury, Rochester, London, Winchester, Chichester, Norwich, Salisbury, Wells, Exeter, St. Da- vid's, LlandafF, Bangor, and St. Asaph. 4to. London, 1733 ; in Vol. in. of the preceding. Willis' (B.) Survey of the Cathedral of St. Asaph; considerably enlarged and brought down to the present time : with an historical Appendix and Life of the Author by E. Edwards. 2 vols. 8vo. Wrexham, \%^\. Willis' (B.) Survey of the Cathedral of LandafF. 8vo. London, 1719. Willis' (B.) 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Tanner's (Thomas) Notitia Monastica ; or, an Account of all the Abbies, Priories, and Houses of Friers, formerly in England and Wales. Edited, with many additions, by J. Nasmith. Folio. Camh. 1787. Dugdale (W.) et Rogeri Dodsworth Monasticon Anglicanum. 3 vols, folio. Londini, 1655, 61, and 73. Dugdale (Sir W.) and Roger Dodsworth's Monasticon Anglicanum; new edition, enlarged and improved by A. Cayley, H. Ellis, and B. Ban- dinel. 6 vols, folio, large paper. London, 1813. MODERN. 187 Dugdale (Sir W.) and Roger Dodsworth's Monasticon Anglicanum abridged and Englished, with two additional volumes, and an Ap- pendix, containing the charters, grants, and other original writings referred to, by John Stevens. 3 vols, folio. London, 1718-23. Memoirs of the Antiquities of Great Britain relating to the Reformation [principally in answer to Stevens's Remarks on the late Bp. Burnet]. Small 8vo. London, 1723. Willis' (Browne) View ofc the Mitred Abbies, with a Catalogue of their respective Abbats ; with preliminary Observations by Thos. Hearne, (Leland's Collect. Vol. VI.) Willis' (B.) History of the Mitred Parliamentary Abbies and Conventual Cathedral Churches. 2 vols. 8vo. Land. 1718-19. [Gough (R.)], Some Account of the alien Priories, and of such as they are known to have possessed in England and Wales. 2 vols. 8vo. London, 1779. Bourget's (John) History of the Royal Abbey of Bee, near Rouen, in Normandy, which held lands in England ; translated from the French [by Ducarel]. (Alien Priories.) Fosbrooke's (T. D.) British Monachism ; or, Manners and Customs of tlie Monks and Nuns of England. 4to. London, 1817. Buckler's (J.) Thirty -eight Views of Cathedrals, Abbeys, Collegiate Churches, and Colleges, in England. Proofs. — Sections of St. Paul's, and Views of Lincoln and York Cathedrals. Folio. (Coll. of Prints, Vol. XVII.) Carlisle's (Nich.) Concise Description of the endowed Grammar Schools in England and Wales. 2 vols. 8vo. London, 1818. Surveys, Descriptions, Itineraries, and Tours. Domesday Book; seu, Liber censualis Willielmi I. Regis Anglise, inter archivos resjni in Domo Capitulari Westmonasterii asservatus ; cum Indicibus et Supplementis. 4 vols, folio. Londini, 1816. Doomesday Book, so far as relates to Amounderness, Lonsdale, and Fur- ness, in Lancashire, and such part of Westmoreland, Cumberland, Derby, Nottingham, and Rutland, as are contained in the Survey ; translated by W. Bawdwen. (Yorkshire.) Doomesday Book, so far as relates to the counties of Middlesex, Hertford, Buckingham, Oxford, and Gloucester ; translated by W. Bawdwen. Doncaster, 1812. Richard of Cirencester's Description of Britain, translated ; with the original Treatise de Situ Britanniae, and a Commentary on the Itine- rary. 8vo. Maps. io/irZ. 1809. Jovii (Pauli) Descriptiones Britannise, Scotioe, Ilybernise, et Orchadum ; Elogia quorund. Anglorum, et Chronicon Anglorum Regum. (De- scriptiones.) Lhuyd (Humfroy), the Breviary of Britayne, as this most noble and re- nowned Island was of ancient time divided into three kingdoms, Eni^land, Scotland, and Ireland. Englished by Thos. Twyne. iJlncli letter, small 8vo. London, by Ri. Johnes, 1573. JMr. Tlioresby's coj)}^ with liis autogr!vi)li. A. IMS. memoranclum on tlie flr- leaf states that this eilition is so scarce, tliat " i\Ir. 'J'lios. Ileariip could never meet witli a coiniih*at cojiy, but one in tli(> Earl of Oxford's library. Dr. John Moore, Bishop of Ely, oft'ered Mr. Thorcsby, for this copy, its weight in gold." 188 HISTORY. Camden's (W.) Britannia; or, a Chorographical Description of England, Scotland, Ireland, and the Islands, from the earliest antiquity ; trans- lated from the edition published by the author in 1607, and enlarged with the latest discoveries, by Rich. Gough. 3 vols, folio. Lond. 1789. 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Antonini Iter Britanniarum ; or, that part of the Itinerary of Antoninus which relates to Britain ; with a new Commentary by T. Reynolds. 4to. large paper. Cambridge, 1799. Burton's (W.) Commentary on Antoninus his Itinerary of Great Britain. Folio, port, by Hollar. London, 1658. Leland(the Itinerary of John), the Antiquary, published from the original MS. in the Bodleian Library, by Thomas Hearne. 9 vols. Oxford, 1710-12. Stukeley's (Wm.) Itinerarium Curiosum ; or, an account of the Anti- quities and Curiosities observed in travels through Great Britain, with the Itinerary of Richard of Cirencester, and an account of that author and his work. 2 vols, in one, folio. London, 1776. Plat's (D.) Account of an intended Journey through England and Wales. (Leland's Itin. Vol. II.) MODERN. 189 Hentzner's (Paul) Journey into England in 1598 [edited by Horace Walpole]. Small 8vo. Strawberry Hill, 1758. Cosmo III., Grand Duke of Tuscany's Travels through England during the reign of Charles II. ; translated from the Italian MS. in the Lau- rentian Library at Florence : with a memoir of his life, and 39 views of cities, &c. as delineated at that period by artists in his suite. 4to. London, 1821. Espriella's (Don) [Robt. Southey] Letters from England, translated from the Spanish. 3 vols. 12mo. London, 1808. [Simond's] Journal of a Tour and Residence in Great Britain, during the years 1810-11, by a French Traveller ; with remarks on the country, its arts, literature, politics, &c. 2 vols. Edinb. 1815. Spiker's (Dr. S. H.) Travels through England, Wales, and Scotland, in 1816, translated from the German. 2 vols. 12mo. Lond. 1820. German Prince (Tour of a) in England, Ireland, and France, in 1828 ; with remarks on the manners and customs. 4 vols, crown 8vo. London, 1832. Hearne's (Thomas) Journeys to Reading in 1716, and to Whaddon Hall, the seat of Browne Willis, Esq. Bucks, in 1713. 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Traveller's Guide, or English Itinerary ; containing accurate and original descriptions of all the counties, cities, towns, villages, hamlets, &c. and their exact distances from London. 2 vols. small 8vo. London, 1805. Paterson's (Lieut. -Col.) Description of the Roads in England, Wales, and part of Scotland, with their distances, &c.; improved by Edward Mogg. 8vo. London, 1826. [West's (Thomas)] Guide to the Lakes in Cumberland, Westmoreland, and Lancashire. 8vo. Kendall, 1807. Green's (William) Tourist's Guide; containing a description of the lakes, mountains, and scenery in Cumberland, Westmoreland, and Lan- cashire. 2 vols. 8vo. large paper. Kendall, 1819. Hutchinson's (William) Excursion to the Lakes in Westmoreland and Cumberland, with a Tour through the Northern Counties, in 1773-1. 8vo. London, 1776. 190 HISTORY. Aust's (Mrs. Murray) Useful Companion and Guide to the Beauties of Scotland and the Hebrides, to the Lakes of Westmoreland, Cumber- land, and Lancashire, and to the Curiosities in the district of Craven, in the West Riding of Yorkshire. 2 vols. 8vo. London, 1810. Architectural and Sepnlchral Antiquities, and Graphic Illustrations. King's (Edward) Munimenta Antiqua; or. Observations on ancient Cas- tles ; including remarks on the whole progress of architecture, eccle- siastical as well as military, and on the corresponding changes of manners, laws, and customs in Great Britain ; with Appendix. 4 vols, folio. Sir M. M. Sykes's copy. London, 1799-1806. Vetusta Monumenta: Ancient Memorials relating to Great Britain. 6 vols, in five, folio. London, by the Soc. of Antiquaries, 1747-1828. Angus' (William) Seats of the Nobility and Gentry in Great Britain and Wales. Oblong 4to. London, 1787. Brittoa (John) and Ed. W. 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Antiquities, or venerable Remains of Castles, Palaces, Towns, &c. in England and Wales ; with brief descriptions. 17 col- lections in 4 vols, oblong 4to. ; an original subscription copy. Lond. 1726-42. Vol. L — 1st to 5th Collections ; or, York, Lincolnshire, Nottingham, Lancashire, Cheshire, Derby, Durham, Northumberland, Oxfordshire, Warwickshire, and Northampton. Vol. n. — 6th to 10th Collections; or, Cambridge, Huntingdon, Bedfordshire, Buckinghamshire, Leicestershire, Rutland- shire, Shropshire, Staffordshire, Worcestershire, and He- refordshire. Vol. HL — 11th to 14th Collections; or, Kent, Sussex, Surrey, Mid- dlesex, Herts, Norfolk, Suffolk, Essex, Cumberland, and Westmorland. Vol. IV. — Wales, in three collections. Fowler's (William) Illuminated Engravings, from Mosaic Pavements, stained Glass, and various Antiquities in different parts of England. A complete set in 2 vols, large folio. Winterton, V. Y. Grose's (Fr.) 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London, 1818-29. Relics of Antiquity ; or, Remains of ancient Structures in Great Britain : with descriptive sketches. Folio, large paper, proofs. Lond.l^W. Watts's (W.) Seats of the Nobility and Gentry, in a collection of pic- turesque views, with descriptions. Very early impressions, oblong 4to. London, 1779. Pyne's (W. H.) History of the Royal Residences of Windsor Castle, St. James's, Carlton House, Kensington Palace, Hampton Court, Buckingham House, and Frogmore. Plates, coloured. .3 vols, royal 4to. London, 1819. Ayton's (Richard) Voyage round Great Britain, undertaken in 1813, and commencing from the Land's-end ; with a series of views illustrative of the character and prominent features of the coast, drawn and engraved by W. Daniel. 8 vols, folio. London, 1814, &c. An original subscription copy, the plates coloured after the original drawings, under the immediate inspection of the artist. Sandby's (P.) Collection of Landscapes [in Great Britain], engraved by Rooker and Angus, with descriptions. Oblong 4to. Loud. \111 . Sandby's (P.) Virtuosi's Museum ; containing select views in England, Scotland, and Ireland. Oblong 4to. London, 1778. Turner's (J. M. W.) England and Wales; Avith descriptive and historic Illustrations by H. E. Lloyd. 4to. India proofs. London, 1827. Views (LIV.) in England, by Woollett, Sullivan, Smith, Mason, Vivares, &c., and II. of the Giant's Causeway, Ireland. (Coll. of Prints, Vol. XVI.) Gilpin (William) on Picturesque Beauty, particularly the mountains and lakes of Cumberland and Westmorland. 2 vols. 8vo. Lond. 1792. Gilpin (W.) on several parts of the Counties of Cambridge, Norfolk, Suffolk, and Essex ; also several parts of North Wales, relative chiefly to picturesque beauty. 8vo. London, 1809. Gilpin (W.) on the Coasts of Hampshire, Sussex, and Kent, relative to the picturesque. 8vo. London, 1804. Gilpin (W.) on the Western Parts of England and the Isle of Wight, relative to the picturesque. 8vo. London, 1808. Lakes of Lancashire, Westmoreland, and Cumberland, delineated in XLIII. Engravings, from drawings by J. Farington ; with descrip- tions, historical, topogra])hi(al, and picturesque, the result of a tour made in the stunmcr of is 16, 1)V T. H. Homo. Folio. Lond. 1806. 192 HISTORY. Views in Suftblk, Norfolk, and Northamptonshire, illustrative of the Avorks of Robert Bloomfield, accompanied with descriptions, and a memoir of the poet's life, by E. W. Brayley. Royal 8vo. London, 1806. Ireland's (Sam.) Picturesque Views on the River Medway, from the Nore to the vicinity of its source in Sussex. 8vo. Lond. 1793. Ireland's (S.) Picturesque Views on the Upper or Warwickshire Avon, from its source at Naseby to its junction with the Severn at Tewkes- bury. 8vo. London, 1795. Ireland's (S.) Picturesque Views on the River Wye, from its source at Plinlimmon Hill to its junction with the Severn below Chepstow. 8vo. London, 1797. Ireland's (S.) Picturesque Views on the River Thames, from its source in Gloucestershire to the Nore. 2 vols. 8vo. London, 1801. The Thames; or. Graphic Illustrations of Seats, Villas, Public Buildings, and Picturesque Scenery on its banks, from drawings by Sam. Owen, and engraved by W. B. Cooke; with descriptions. 2 vols. 4to. large paper, proofs. Londoji, 1811. History of the River Thames, with illustrations from drawings by Far- ington. 2 vols, folio. London, Boy dell, 1794. Scott's (Sir W.) Border Antiquities of England and Scotland, accom- panied with descriptions ; together with illustrations of remarkable incidents in Border history and traditions, and original poetry. 2 vols. 4to. large paper, proofs. London, 1814—17. Blore's (Edward) Monumental Remains of noble and eminent Persons ; comprising the sepulchral antiquities of Britain ; with historical and biographical illustrations. 4to. large paper, proofs. Lond. 1826. Brown's (Sir Thomas) Hydriotaphia, or Urn-burial ; a discourse of the sepulchral Urns lately found in Norfolk. (Brown's Works.) Douglas's (James) Nsenia Britannia ; or, sepulchral history of Great Britain, from the earliest period to its general conversion to Chris- tianity. Folio, large paper, the Plates coloured. London, 1793. Cough's (Rich.) Sepulchral Monuments in Great Britain, applied to illustrate the history of families, manners, habits, and arts, at the different periods, from the Norman conquest to the fifteenth century; with introduction on sepulture, habits, &c. Two parts in 4 vols, folio. London, 1786-96. Weever's (John) Ancient Funerall Monuments within the united mo- narchic of Great Britain, Ireland, and the Isles. Folio, portrait and frontispiece. London, 1631. Le Neve's (John) Monumenta Anglicana ; or. Inscriptions on the Monu- ments of eminent persons, from 1600 to 1718. 5 vols. 8vo. large paper. London, 1717-19. Toldervy's (Wm.) Select Epitaphs. 2 vols. 12mo. London, 1775. Webb's (Thomas) Collection of Epitaphs. 2 vols. 12mo. Lond. 1115. Collection of Epitaphs, with an essay on Epitaph- writing, by Dr. Sam. Johnson. 2 vols. 12mo. London, 1806. Collection of Epitaphs and Monumental Inscriptions. 12mo. London, 1806. MODERN. 193 The Variety and Antiquity of Tombs and Monuments, and on Epitaphs. (Curious Discourses, Vol. I.) Miscellaneous Antiquities. Camden's (Will.) Remaines concerning Britain, the languages, names, armories, monies, apparell, &c. of the inhabitants ; with additions by John Pliilipot and W. D. Gent. 4to. portrait. London, 1657. V^erstegan's (Ri.) Restitution of decayed Intelligence, in Antiquities con- cerning the English Nation. 4to. Antiverp, 1605. On the Antiquities and Natural History of England. (Leland's Itinerary, Vol. I.) On the Antiquity of Shires, the Dimensions of Land, and the Etymology, Antiquity, and Privileges of Castles, Towns, &c. in England. (Curi- ous Discourses, Vol. I.) Lelandi (Jo.) Collectanea de Rebus Britannicis, ex autogr. descripsit ediditque T. Hearne. 6 vols. 8vo. Oxonii, 1715. Hearne's (Thos.) Collection of Curious Discourses, written by eminent Antiquaries upon English Antiquities, now first published. 8vo. Oxford, 1720. Hearne's (T.) Collection of Curious Discourses. Second edition, with additions. 2 vols. 8vo. London, 1775. Gutch's (John) Collectanea Curiosa ; or, miscellaneous tracts relating to the history and antiquities of England and Ireland, and the Uni- versities of Oxford and Cambridge. 2 vols. 8vo. Oxford, 1781. Peck's (Fr.) Desiderata Curiosa ; a collection of pieces of English His- tory, 4to. London, 1779. Antiquarian Repertory ; a miscellaneous assemblage of topography, his- tory, biography, customs, and manners, chiefly compiled by T. Grose, Thos. Astle, &c. ; with additions [by Edward JefFery]. 4 vols. 4to. large paper. London, 1807. [Walpole's (Horace)] Miscellaneous Antiquities ; or, a collection of curious papers, either republished from scarce tracts, or now printed from original MSS. 4to. Strawberry Hill, Mil. Miscellanea Antiqua Anglicana ; or, a select collection of rare and curious tracts, illustrative of the history, literature, manners, and biography of the English nation during the- sixteenth and part of the seventeenth centuries. 4to. London, 1814. Strutt's (Jos.) Compleat View of the Manners, Customs, Arms, Habits, &c. of the Inhabitants of England, from the arrival of the Saxons to the reign of Henry VIII. ; with a short account of the Britons during the government of the Romans. 3 vols. 4to, London, ]775—76. Strutt's (J.) Complete View of the Dress and Habits of the People of Eng- land, from the establishment of the Saxons in Britain to the present time ; illustrated with coloured engravings taken from the most au- thentic remains of anticpiity. Prefixed is an Introduction, containing a general description of the ancient habits in use among mankind, from the earliest period of time to the conclusion of the seventh cen- tury. 2 vols. 4to. London, 1796. Jeffreys' (Thos.) Collection of the Dresses of different Nations, ancient and modern, particularly old English dresses. 4 vols. 4to. London, \1 31-12. c c 194 HISTORY. Strutt's (J.) Sports and Pastimes of the People of England ; including the rural and domestic recreations. May-games, mummeries, pageants, processions, and pompous spectacles, from the earliest period to the present time ; illustrated by engravings selected from ancient paint- ings, in which are represented most of the popular diversions. 4to. London, 1801. Brand's (J.) Observations on Popular Antiquities, chiefly illustrating the origin of our vulgar customs, ceremonies, and superstitions ; with additions by Henry Ellis. 2 vols. 4to. large paper. Land. 1813. Hone's (Wm.) Every-day Book ; or, everlasting calendar of popular amusements, sports, pastimes, ceremonies, manners, customs, events, &c. incident to each day, in past and present times. 3 vols. 8vo. London, 1828-30. Liber Quotidianus Contrarotulatoris Garderobse 28 Edwardi I., A.D. 1299-1300. Ex Codice MS. in Bibliotheca Soc. Antiquar. Londi- nensis. 4to. London, 1787. This contains the establishment, militarj and civil, during this year in which Edward invaded Scotland, and the daily account of every expense and proceeding. Privy Purse Expenses of Elizabeth of York ; Wardrobe Accounts of Edward IV. : with a memoir of Elizabeth, and Notes by N. H. Nicolas. 8vo. London, 1831. Tlie Regulations and Establishment of the Household of Henry Algernon Percy, the fifth Earl of Northumberland, at his Castles of Wresil and Lekenfield in Yorkshire ; begun MDXII. Edited by Bishop Thos. Percy. 8vo. London, 1827. A Collection of Ordinances and Regulations for the Government of the Royal Household, made in divers reigns, from King Edward III. to King William and Queen Mary. Also Receipts in ancient Cookery, 4to. London, 1790. The Household Expenses for one year of Philip III. Lord Wharton. [Edited by W. C. Trevellyan]. 4to. Newcastle, 1829. Warner's (Richard) Antiquitates Culinarise ; or, curious tracts relating to the culinary affairs of the old English. With preliminary Dis- course, Notes, and Illustrations. 4to. large paper. The Roxburgh copy. London, 1791. Pegge (Sam.), the Forme of Cury ; a roll of ancient English Cookery, compiled about A.D. 1390, by the Master Cooks of King Richard II.; presented afterwards to Queen Elizabeth by Edward Lord Stafford ; and now in the possession of Gust. Brander, Esq.; illustrated with Notes and a Glossary. A Manuscript of the Editor, of the same age and subject, is subjoined. 8vo. London, 1780. [Lewis's (John)] Dissertation on the Antiquity and Use of Seals in Eng- land. 4to. London, \1A0. (Hist, of Faversham.) LethieuUier's (Smart) Description of the Tapestries remaining in the Cathedral of Bayeux [illustrative of Earl Harold's Embassy to Duke William of Normandy]. Infeuditiones Militum qui debent servitia militaria Duci Normannise. Description of the Basso-Relievos re- presenting the interview of Henry VIII. with Francis I.; and copy of the appointments for K. Henry VIII. and his Queen at the inter- view. (Appendix to Ducarel's Anglo Norman Antiq.) MODERN. 195 [Howell (James)], A Character of England, as it was lately presented to a nobleman in France ; — a perfect Description of the People and Country of Scotland ; — a brief Character of the Low Countries under the States. Small 12mo. London, 1659. Hearne (the various Works edited by Tho.) viz., Spelman's Alfred ; Leland's Itinerary ; Dodwell de Parma Equestri ; Lelandi Collec- tanea ; Rossi Hist. Aug.; T. Livii Foro-.Juliensis Vita Hen. V.; Aluredi Beverl. Annales ; Ptoperi Vita T. Mori ; Camdeni Annales ; Guil. Neubr. Historia; Sprotti Chronica; Curious Discourses; Textus RofFensis ; Robert, de Avesbury Hist. Edw. III.; Jo. de Fordun Scotichronic ; Hist, of Glastonbury ; Hemingii Chart. Wigormensis ; Robert of Gloucester's Chronicle ; Peter of Langtoft's Chron. ; Jo. Glastoniensis Chronica ; Adam de Domerham Hist. Glast. ; Tho. de Elmhani Vita Hen. V.; Liber Niger Scac; Anonymi, &c. de Comit. Warwicensibus ; Jo. de Trokelowe Annales ; Caii Vindicise Ant. Oxon.; Walter Hemingford Hist.; Thomse de Otterbourne, &c. Chronica; Chronicon de Dunstaple ; Benedictus de Vita Hen. H. &c. Vindication of those who took the Oath of Allegiance. 62 vols. 8vo. Original copies as subscribed for by Dr. Richardson, of Bierley. Oxonii, 1709-35. Tocography of the several Counties. BEDFORDSHIRE. Collection towards the Natural History and Antiquities of Bedfordshire. (Nichols's Top. Brit. Vol. IV. Nos. 8 and 26.) Lysons' Topographical Account of Bedfordshire. (Magna Brit. Vol. I.) Cooper's (O. St. John) Historical Account of the Parishes of Wimming- ton and Odell, Beds. (Nichols's Top. Brit. Vol. IV. No. 29.) Chronicon, sive Annales PrioratAs de Dunstable ; una cum Excerptis h. chart, ejusdem Prioratijs : e cod. MSS. in Bib. Harlseianae primiimque vulgavit T. Hearne. 2 vols. Svo. Oxonii, 1733. BERKSHIRE. Ashmole's (Elias) History and Antiquities of Berkshire, with a particular account of the Castle and Town of Windsor. Folio. Reading, 1736. Lysons' Topographical Account of Berkshire. 4to. (Mag. Brit. Vol. I.) Collections towards a Parocliial History of Berkshire. (Nichols's Bib. Topog. Vol. IV. No. 16.) Some Account of the Parish of Great Coxwell, in the county of Berks. (Nichols's Bib. Topog. Vol. IV. No. 13.) Coates' (Charles) History and Antiquities of Reading, with Supplement. 4to. Reading, 1810. Pote's (Jos.) History and Antiquities of Windsor Castle ; with an account of the town and corporation of Windsor. 4to. Eton, 1749. Hofland's (Mrs.) Descriptive Account of the Mansion and Gardens of White Knights, a seat of the Duke of Marlborough, near Reading. Folio. London, 1819. Hearne's (Tho.) Account of some Antiquities between Windsor and Oxford. (Leland's Itinerary, Vol. V.) Hearne's (T.) Antiquities of Chiiswell, near Oxford. (Liber Niger, Vol. II.) !96 HISTORY. Extract from a book written by Fr. Little, relating to Abingdon. (Liber Niger, VoL IL) BRISTOL. Hooke's (And.) BristoUia ; or, Memoirs of the City of Bristol, civil and ecclesiastical. 8vo. London, 1748. Barrett's (Wm.) History and Antiquities of the City of Bristol. 4to. Bristol, 1789. Britton's (John) Historical and Architectural Essay relating to RedclifFe Church, Bristol ; illustrated with views, an account of the monu- ments, &c. 4to. London, 1813. Britton's (J.) History and Antiquities of the Abbey and Church of Bristol. 4to. large paper. London, 1830. BUCKINGHAMSHIRE. Lipscomb's (Geo.) History and Antiquities of the County of Buckingham. 4 vols, imperial 4to, large paper. London, 1831. Lysons' Topographical Account of Buckinghamshire. 4to. (Mag. Brit. Vol. L) Willis' (Browne) History of the town and hundred of Buckingham. 4to. 1755. Seeley's (Jos.) Description of Stowe, the seat of the Marquess of Buck- ingham. 4to. Buckingham, 1797. Storrer and Greig, Cowper illustrated by a series of Views in or near the Park of Weston-Underwood, Bucks. (Cowper's Poems.) Kennet's (White) Parochial Antiquities attempted in the history of Ambrosden, Burcester, and other adjacent villages. (Oxfordshire.) CAMBRIDGESHIRE. Blomefield's (Francis) Collectanea Cantabrigiensla ; or, collections re- lating to C^ambridge University, town, and county. 4to. Norwich, 1750. Carter's (Edmund) History of the County of Cambridge, from the earliest account to the present time. 8vo. Cambridge, 1753. Lysons' Topographical Account of Cambridgeshire. (Magna Brit. Vol. II.) Caius (Jo.) [or Kay] de Antiquitate Cantabrigiensis Academise. 4to. Londini, J. Daii, 1574. Caii (Jo.) Historia Cantabrigiensis Academiae ab urbe condita, 4to. Londini, 1574. Fuller's (Thomas) History of the University of Cambridge since the Conquest. (Church History.) History and Antiquities of the University of Cambridge, containing its original and progress ; translated from a MS. published by Hearne in Sprotti Chronicon ; and a Description of the present Colleges, &c. by Richard Parker. 8vo. London, [1721.] Dyer's (Geo.) History of the University and Colleges of Cambridge, including notices of the Founders; with a series of illustrative En- gravings, by J. Greig. 2 vols, royal 8vo. large paper. London, 1814. MODERN. 197 Catalogus Cancellariae, &c. Academise Cantabrigiensis. (Parker de Antiq. Ecclesise Britannicee.) Neli (Thoma;) Dialogus inter Reginam Elizabetham et Robertum Dud- leium, Coniit. Leycest., in quo de Academiee ^dificiis prseclare agitur. (Dodwell de Parma Equest.) Parker (Richard) Skeletos Cantabrigiensis; sive, CoUegiorum umbratilis Delineatio. (Leland's Collectanea, Vol. V.) Harraden's (William) Cantabrigia depicta ; a series of Engravings repre- senting the edifices in the University of Cambridge, with descrip- tions. Folio, large paper. Cambridge, 1809. Masters's (Robert) History of the College of Corpus Christi and Ben'et, in the University of Cambridge ; with additional matter, and con- tinuation to the present time, by J. Lamb. 4to. Cambridge, 1831. Maiden's (Henry) Account of King's College Chapel, in Cambridge. 8vo. Cambridge, 1769. [Cole's (William)] Account of Pythagoras's School in Cambridge, as in Mr. Grose's Antiquities, and other Notices. Folio [1768]. A severe castigation of Masters's IMerton Hall. Bentham's (James) History and Antiquities of the Conventual and Cathedral Church of Ely, to the year 1771. 4to. Cambridge, 1771. Bentham's (J.) Supplement to the above, by W. Stevenson, 4to. Norwich, 1817. Miller's (George) Description of the Cathedral Church of Ely ; with some Account of the Conventual Buildings. 8vo. large paper. London, 1808. The History and Antiquities of Barnwell Abbey and Sturbridge Fair. (Nichols's Top. Brit. Vol. V. No. 38.) CHESHIRE. King's (Daniel) Vale Royal of England ; or, County Palatine of Chester illustrated : with a Discourse on the Isle of Man. Folio. Lond.\Q5Q. Leycester's (Sir Peter) Historical Antiquities concerning Chester, where- unto is added, a transcript of Doomsday Book, so far as regards Cheshire. Folio. London, 1673. Ormerod's (George) History of the County Palatine and City of Chester. 3 vols, folio, large paper. London, 1819. Leigh's (Charles) Natural History and Antiquities of Cheshire. (Lan- cashire.) Lysons' Topographical Account of Cheshire. (Magna Brit. Vol. II.) CORSWALL. Carew's (Richard) Survey of Cornwall ; with a MS. Index in a contem- porary hand. 4to. Lond. 1602. Borlase's (William) Antiquities, historical and monumental, of the county of Cornwall ; consisting of several essays on the first inhabitants, Druid superstition, customs, and remains of the most remote anti- quity, in Britain and tlic Ikitish Isles, exemplified and proved by monuments now extant in Cornwall and the Scilly Islands. With a Vocabulary of the Cornu-British language. Folio. London, 1769. 198 HISTORY. Polwliele's (R.) General History of Cornwall. 7 vols. 4to. Lond. 1816. Lysons' Topographical Account of Cornwall. (Magna Brit. Vol. III.) Whitaker's (John) Ancient Cathedrals of Cornwall historically surveyed. 2 vols. 4to. London, 1804. Hedgeland's (J. P.) Description, accompanied by 16 coloured Plates, of the splendid decorations recently made to the Church of St. Neot, Cornwall; to which are prefixed, some Translations and Collections respecting St. Neot, and the former state of this Church, by Davies Gilbert. 4to. Lond. 1830. Gorham's (J. C.) History of St. Neot's. (Huntingdonshire.) CUMBERLAND. Hutchinson's (W.) History of the County of Cumberland and some places adjacent. 2 vols. 4to. Carlisle, 1794-8. Collinson's (Thos.) Essay towards a Natural History of Cumberland. (Westmoreland.) Nicholson (J.) and R. Burn's History and Antiquities of Cumberland. (Westmoreland.) Lysons' Topographical Account of Cumberland. (Magna Brit. Vol. IV.) Warburton's (John) Vallum Romanum, or the Picts' Wall. 4to. Lond. 1753. Dugdale's (Sir W.) Brief Account of the Cathedral of Carlisle. (St. Paul's.) DERBYSHIRE. Davies's (C. P.) Historical and Descriptive View of Derbyshire. 8vo. large paper. J5eZ/?er, 1811. Pilkington's (J.) View of the present state of Derbyshire ; with an Ac- count of its most remarkable Antiquities. 2 vols. 8vo. Lond. 1789. Lysons' Topographical Account of Derbyshire. (Magna Brit. Vol. V.) Hutton's (W.) History of Derby, from the remotest ages to 1791 ; with Additions [by J. B. Nichols]. 8vo. Lond. 1817. Pegge's (S.) Sketch of the History of Bolsover and Peak Castles. (Nichols' Top. Brit. Vol. IV., No. 32.) Pegge's (S.) Roman Roads, Ikineld Street and Bath Way, discovered and investigated, through the county of Derby. (Nichols' Top. Brit. Vol. IV., No. 24.) Blore's (Thos.) History of the Manor and Manor House of South Win- field. 4to. Lond. 1816. Leigh's (C.) Natural History and Antiquities of the Peak. (Lancashire.) Cotton's (C.) Wonders of the Peak, a poem. 18mo. Nottingham, 1725. Williams' (W.) Petrifactions in Derbyshire. (Mineralogy.) Mawes' (J.) Mineralogy of Derbyshire. (Mineralogy.) DEVONSHIRE. Polwhele's (Rich.) History of Devonshire. 3 vols, in one, folio. Exeter, 1793-1-806. MODERN. 199 Lysons' Topographical Account of Devonshire. (Mag. Brit. Vol. VI.) Izacke's (R.) Remarkable Antiquities of the City of Exeter, enlarged and continued to 1723 by S. Izacke. 8vo. London, \11A. Vowell (Jo.) alias Hoker's Antique Description and Account of the City of Exeter [by Andrew Brice]. 4to. Exeter, 1765. Jenkins' (Alex.) History and Description of the City of Exeter and its Environs, ancient and modern, civil and ecclesiastical. 4to. Exeter, 1806. Dunsford's (Martin) Historical Memoirs of the Town and Parish of Tiverton, in the county of Devon. Large paper, 4to. Exeter, 1790. Watkins' (Jo.) History of Biddeford. Svo. Exeter, 1792. Britton's (John) History and Antiquities of the Cathedral Church of Exeter. 4to. large paper. Land. 1826. Prince's (John) Worthies of Devon. New edition, with notes. 4to. Land. 1810. DORSETSHIRE. Hutchins' (Jo.) History and Antiquities of the County of Dorset [conti- nued by Gough and Nichols] ; with an Appendix of Additions and Corrections. 4 vols, folio. Lond. 1774-1815. Discourse on Sherborne Castell and Manor in 1620. (Leland's Collect. Vol. II.) DURHAM. Introduction to the History and Antiquities of the County Palatine and Bishoprick of Durham. (Gutch's Collect. Curiosa, Vol. II.) Hutchinson's (Wm.) History and Antiquities of the County Palatine of Durham. 3 vols. 4to. Newcastle, 1785, and Carlisle, 1794. Surtees' (Robt.) History and Antiquities of the County of Durham, compiled from original records. 3 vols, folio. London, 1816-23. Raine's (James) History and Antiquities of North Durham. Folio. London, 1830. WaUis' (John) Account of so much of the County of Durham as lies be- tween the Tyne and the Tweed, commonly called the North Bishop- rick. (Northumberland.) Allan's (Geo.) Collectanea Durhelmensia ; tracts relating to the county of Durham, viz. : Collections relative to St. Edmund's Hospital, at Gateshead; — Sherburn Hospital, with the Life of Bp. H. Pudsey, the founder, and an account of the masters ; — the Foundation Char- ter of the Cathedral Church of Durham ; — the Legend of St. Cuth- berd, by Robert Spegge ; — and the Recommendatory Letter of Oliver Cromwell for the erecting a College and University at Durham, and his letters patent for the same. 4to. \^Newcastle'\, MQ'd-Ml'i. Symeonis Monachi Historia Ecclesioe Durhelmensis, cui pra^mittitur T. R. de auctore hujus libelli. Edidit T. Bedford. Svo. Londini, 1732. Davies' (John) Ancient Rites and Monuments of the Cathedral of Dur- ham. 12mo. Lond. 1672. Dugdale's (Sir W.) Brief Account of the Cathedral of Durham. (St. Paul's.) 200 HISTORY. Brewster's (John) Parochial History of Stockton -upon -Tees, 4to Stockton, 1796. ESSEX. S[almon's] (N.) History and Antiquities of Essex ; from the Collections of Thos. Jekyll of Barking, the Papers of Mr. Ouseley of Springfield, and Mr. Holman of Halstead. Folio. ]^London, 1740.] This copy was collected by Mr. Lysons. Morant's (Philip) History and Antiquities of Essex. 2 vols, folio, large paper. Lond. 1768. Cromwell's (Thos.) History and Description of the ancient Town and Borough of Colchester. 2 vols, in one, 8vo. London, 1825. Taylor's (Silas) History and Antiquities of Harwich and Dover Court ; to which is added, the Natural History of the sea-coast and country about Harwich; by Sam. Dale. 4to. London, 1732. Gough's (R.) History and Antiquities of Pleshy, in the county of Essex. 4to. Lond. 1803. Lysons' Account of such parishes in Essex as are within twelve miles of London. (Environs, Vol. IV.) Fuller's (Thos.) History and Antiquities of Waltham Abbey. (Church History.) Britton's (John) History and Antiquities of the Abbey and the Church of Peterborough. 4to. large paper, London, 1828. GLOUCESTERSHIRE. Atkyns' (Sir Rob.) Ancient and Present State of Gloucestershire. Folio, large paper. London, 1712. [Rudder's (Sam.)] History of Gloucestershire, and of the City of Glouces- ter, to the present time. Folio. Cirencester, 1779. Bigland's (Ralph) Historical, Monumental, and Genealogical Collections relative to the County of Gloucester. Vol. I., and Vol. II. to pp. 252 : all published. Folio. Lond. 1791-2. Fosbrooke's (T. D.) Abstracts of Records and MSS. respecting the County of Gloucester; formed into a History, correcting the erroneous accounts, and supplying the deficiencies of Sir R. Atkyns and subse- quent writers. 2 vols. 4to. Gloucester, 1807. Britton's (John) History and Antiquities of the Abbey and Cathedral Church of Gloucester, 4to. large paper. Zonc?o?z, 1829, Dyde's (W.) History and Antiquities of Tewkesbury. 8vo. Tewkes- bury, 1798. An Account of the Parish of Fairford, in the county of Gloucester ; with a particular description of the Stained Glass in the Windows of the Church, and Engravings of ancient Monuments. 4to. Lond. 1791. Anonymi Chronicon Godstovianum, et Fenestrarum depictarum Ecclesiae Parochialis de Fairford in agro Glocestriensi Explicatio. (Roperi Vita T. Mori a Hearne.) A Description of the House and Castell of Thornbury, 1582. (Leland's Collect. Vol. II.) MODERN. 201 Lysons's (Samuel) Account of Roman Antiquities discovered at Wood- chester, in the county of Gloucester. Folio. The Plates highly coloured as drawings, and only twelve copies thus executed. London, 1797. HAMPSHIRE. Warner's (Rich.) Collections for the History of Hampshire, and the Bishoprick of Winchester. 6 vols, in three, 4to. London, 1795, &c. Milner's (John) History, civil and ecclesiastical, and Survey of the Antiquities of Winchester. 2 vols. 4to. Winchester, 1809. Britton's (John) History and Antiquities of the See and Cathedral Church of Winchester, including biographical anecdotes of the bishops, &c. 4to. large paper. London, 1817. Gilpin's (Wm.) Remarks on Forest Scenery and other Woodland Views, illustrated by scenes of the New Forest. 2 vols. 8vo. Land. 1808. Englefield's (Sir H. C.) Walk through Southampton. 4to. Southajnj). 1801. White's (Gilbert) Natural History and Antiquities of Selborne. (Na- tural History.) [Worsley's (Sir Richard)] History of the Isle of Wight. 4to. large paper. London, 1781. Englefield's (Sir H. C.) Description of the Picturesque Beauties, Anti- quities, and Geology of the Isle of Wight ; with Observations on the strata of the island, and their continuation in the adjacent parts of Dorsetshire, by Thomas Webster. Folio, large paper, proofs. Loud. 1816. Warner's (Rich.) History of the Isle of Wight, military, ecclesiastical, and civil. 8vo. Southampton, 1795. HEREFORDSHIRE. Coningsby's (Thomas, Earl) Collections concerning the Manor of Mar- den, in the county of Hereford [made and privately printed in 1720; with title, preface, and index, printed in 1813]. Sir M. M. Sykes's copy. Folio, 1720-1813. Price's (John) Historical Account of the City of Hereford ; with some remarks on the river Wye. 8vo. Hereford, 1796. Price's (J.) Account of Leominster and its vicinity. 8vo. London, 1795. Gibson's (Mat.) View of the ancient and present State of the Churches of Door, Home-Lacy, and Hempsted ; with memoirs of the ancient family of Scudamore. 4to. London, 1727. Britton's (John) History and Antiquities of the Cathedral Church of Hereford. 4to. large paper. London, 1831. HERTFORDSHIRE. Chauncy's (Sir H.) Historical Antiquities of Hertfordshire. Folio. Lond. 1700. Clutterbuck's (Robt.) History and Antiquities of Hertfordshire. 3 vols, folio, large paper. London, 1816-27. n I) 202 HISTORY. Lysons's Account of the Parishes in Herts within twelve miles of London. (Environs, Vol. IV.) Newcome's (Peter) History of the Abbey of St. Alban. 4to. Lond. 1795. The Foundation and Incorporation of Jesus College, near Chipping Barnet. (Hearne's Liber Niger, Vol. II.) Vallans' (W.) Tale of Two Swannes, wherein is comprehended the ori- ginal and increase of the river Lee ; with the antiquitie of sundrie places and townes seated upon the same. (Leland's Itinerary, Vol. V.) HUNTINGDONSHIRE. Gorham's (G. C.) History and Antiquities of Eynesbury and St. Neot's, in Huntingdonshire, and of St. Neot's in the county of Cornwall. 8vo. Lond. 1820. Papers relating to the Protestant Nunnery of Little Gidding ; with his- torical Notes relating to the family of Ferrars. (Caii Vindicise Acad. Oxoniensis a Hearne, Vol. II.) KENT. Kilburne's (Rich.) Topographie, or Survey of the county of Kent. 4to. portrait by Crosse. London, 1659. Philipott's (Thomas) Villare Cantiarum ; or, Kent surveyed and illus- trated ; with a catalogue of the high sherifFes by John Philipott. Folio, map by Hollar. London, 1659. Hasted's (Edward) History and Topographical Survey of the county of Kent. 4 vols, folio, large paper. Canterbury , 1778-99. Henshall's (Sam.) Specimens and Parts ; containing a history of the county of Kent, and a dissertation on the laws from Edward the Confessor to Edward I. : a topographical, commercial, civil, and nautical history of South Britain, from authentic documents. 4to. London, 1798." Lysons's Account of Parishes in Kent within twelve miles of London. (Environs, Vol. IV.) Thorpe's (John) Illustrations of several Antiquities in Kent. (Nichols's Top. Brit. Vol. I. No. 6.) Somner's (Wm.) Treatise on the Roman Ports and Forts in Kent, edited by W. Brome. 12mo. Oxford, 1693. Newton's (W.) History and Antiquities of Maidstone, the county town of Kent. 8vo. London, \1A^\. Somner's (W.) Antiquities of the City and Suburbs of Canterbury ; and N. Battely's Cantuaria Sacra, or Antiquities of the Cathedral, and other religious places in or near Canterbury. Folio. London, 1703. Dart's (John) History and Antiquities of the Cathedral Church of Can- terbury, and the once adjoining Monastery. Folio, large paper. London, 1726. Britton's (John) History and Antiquities of the Metropolitan Church of Canterbury. 4to. large paper. London, 1821. MODERN. 203 Duncombe's (John) and N. Battely's History and Antiquities of the Archiepiscopal Hospitals of St. Nicholas, St. John, and St. Thomas ; with some account of the Priory of St. Gregory, &c. at or near ■ Canterbury. (Nichols's Top. Brit. Vol. I. No. 30.) Pegge's (Sam.) Historical Account of the Textus RofFensis, including memoirs of Mr. Elstob and his sister, and biographical anecdotes of Mr. Johnson. (Nichols's Top. Brit. Vol. I. No. 25.) Textus RofFensis [h MS. in Bib. D. Edwardi Bering, Baronetti], h cod. MSS. descripsit ediditque T. Hearne. 8vo. Oxon. 1720. Thorpe's (John) Registrum Roffense ; or, a Collection of ancient Records, &c. to illustrate the history and antiquities of the diocese and cathe- dral of Rochester. Folio. London, 1760. Thorpe's (J.) Custumale Roffense; containing an account of the founda- tion and endowment of churches, &c., memorials of Rochester cathe- dral, and antiquities in Kent within its diocese. Folio. London, 1788. Darell's (W., Chaplain to Queen Elizabeth) History of Dover Castle [published by F. Grose]. 4to. London, 1786. Lyons' (John) History of the Town and Port of Dover, and Dover Castle; with a short account of the Cinque Ports. 2 vols. 4to. Dover, 1813-14. Burr's (T. B.) History of Tunbridge Wells. 8vo. London, 1766. Amsinck's (Paul) Tunbridge Wells and its Neighbourhood illustrated by a series of Etchings, with historical descriptions. 4to. large paper. London, 1810. [Lewis's (J.)] History and Antiquities of the Abbey and Church of Favresham, in Kent, of the adjoining Priory of Davington, and Maison Dieu of Ospringe, and parish of Bocton subtus le Bleyne. 4to, Printed 1727. Battely's (Jo.) AntiquitatesRutupinae [Richborough]. 8vo. large paper. Oxonii, 1711. Sketch of the History and Antiquities of Hawkhurst. (Cont. of Topog. Brit. Vol. 1.) Morres's (Rowe) History and Antiquities of Tunstall in Kent. (Nichols's Bib. Topog. Brit. Vol. I. No. 1.) Duncombe's (John) History and Antiquities of Reculver and Hearne, and Appendix; with observations on the archiepiscopal palace of Mayfield, in Sussex. (Nichols's Top. Brit. Vol. 1. Nos. 18 and 45.) History, &c. of St. Radegund's, or Bradsole Abbey, near Dover, De- scription of the Moat near Canterbury, Sketch of Hawkhurst Church, Dissertation on the Urbs Rotiipisc of Ptolemy, &c. (Nichols's Bib. Topog. Brit. Vol. L No. 42.) Lewis's (John) History and Antiquities of the Isle of Tenet, in Kent. 4to. London, 1736. Somner's (Wm.) History of Gavel Kind. (Jurisprudence.) LAXCASHIKE. Leigh's (Charles) Natural History and Antiquities of Lancashire, Cheshire, and the Peak in Derbyshire. Folio. Oxford, 1700. 204 HISTORY. Whitaker's (Jo.) History of Manchester ; containing the Roman, Roman- British, and Saxon periods. 2 vols. 4to. London, 1771-75. Aikin's (Jo.) Description of the Country from thirty to forty miles round Manchester. 4to. large paper. London, 1795. History of Preston, in Lancashire ; together with the Guild Merchant, and some account of the duchy and county palatine of Lancaster. 4to. London, 1822. [Rauthmell's (Rich.)] Roman Antiquities of Overborough, wherein Over- borough is proved to be the Bremetonacse of Antoninus. 4to. Lond. 1746. West's (Thos.) Antiquities of Furness ; or, an account of the royal abbey of St. Mary, in the Vale of Nightshade. 4to. London, 1774. Whitaker's (T. D.) History of the Parish of Whalley, and Honor of Clitheroe. (Yorkshire.) LEICESTERSHIRE. Burton's (William) Description of Leicestershire ; containing matters of antiquity, history, armoury, and genealogy. Folio. Lynn, \111 . Nichols's (John) History and Antiquities of the County of Leicester ; including Mr. Burton's description of the county, and the later col- lections of Mr. Stanley, Mr. Carte, Mr. Peck, and Sir Thomas Cave. 4 vols, in eight, folio, large paper. London, 1795-1811-15. Nichols's (John) Miscellanies on Leicestershire. (Top. Brit. Vol. VH.) Thoresby's (John) Select Views in Leicestershire ; with supplementary volume, containing a series of excursions to the villages and places of note in the county : with descriptive and historical accounts, and, in notes, the most valuable parts of Burton, Nichols, &c. 2 vols. 4to. London, 1789-90. Curtis's (J.) Topographical History of the County of Leicester; the ancient part compiled from parliamentary documents, and the modern from actual survey. 8vo. London, 1831. LINCOLNSHIRE. Catalogus Tenentium terras per singulas hundredas in Comitu Lincolni- ensis temp. Henrici IL (Hearne's Liber Niger, Vol. II.) Peck's (Francis) Antiquarian Annals of Stanford, or Stamford; also a series of ecclesiastical affairs under each reign. Folio. London, 1727. Butcher's (Rich.) Survey and Antiquity of the Town of Stamford, in the county of Lincoln ; and of Tottenham High Cross, in the county of Middlesex. 8vo. London, 1717. Peck's (Fr.) Description of Burleigh. (Desiderata Curiosa.) Turner's (Edm.) Collections for the History of the Town and Soke of Grantham. 4to. large paper. London, 1806. lUingworth's (C.) Topographical Account of the Parish of Scampton, and of the Roman Antiquities discovered there. 4to. Lond. 1810. An Account of the Gentleman's Society at Spalding, being an Introduc- tion to the Reliquiee Galeanse. — Reliquiae Galeanse ; or, miscellaneous pieces by Roger and Samuel Gale. (Nichols's Top. Brit. Vol. III. Nos. 2 and 20.) MODERN. 205 Gough's (R.) History and Antiquities of Croyland Abbey ; Mr. Essex's Observations on Croyland Abbey, (Nichols's Top. Brit. Vol. III. Nos. 11 and 22.) LONDON AND WESTMINSTER. Stillingfleet (Bp.) on the true Antiquity of London, and its state in the Roman times. (Works, Vol. III.) Stephanidis (Guil.) Descriptio Civitatis Londini. (Leland's Itinerary, Vol. VIII., and Stow's Survey.) A Chronicle of London from 1089 to 1483; written in the 15th cen- tury, and for the first time printed from MSS. in the British Museum. To which are added, numerous contemporary illustrations, consisting of royal letters, poems, and other articles descriptive of public events, or of the manners and customs of the metropolis ; [edited by Sir N. H. Nicolas.] 4to. London, 1827. BriefFe Description of the Royal Citie of London. (Manuscripts.) Howell's (James) Londinapolis ; an historical discourse or perlustration of the cities of London and Westminister. Folio. London, \Q 51 . This copy is illustrated with a unique impression of the portrait before the face was engraved ; maps of London, ;ibout the commencement of Elizabeth's reign, on wood and copper; views of London, the Bridge, tlie Tower, the Royal Exchange, Westminster, Covent Garden, &c. by Hollar and others; and the plan of the city as fortified in 1642-3. Stow's (John) Survey of the Cities of London and Westminster, brought down to the present time by John Strype ; with Life of the Author, Appendix of Tracts on the state of London, and a Perambulation four or five miles round about to the parish churches. 2 vols, folio. London, 1720. Maitland's (William) History of London, including the several parishes in Westminster, Middlesex, Southwark, &c., within the bills of mor- tality ; continued to 1772 by John Entick. 2 vols, folio. London, 1775. Burton's (Rich.) Historical Remarks on the ancient and present state of the Cities of London and Westminster ; with an account of the most considerable occurrences therein for above nine hundred years past, till 1681. 4to. Westminster, M. Stace, 1810. Pennant's (Thos.) Account of London ; with the additions and correc- tions. 4to. London, 1790-91. Malcolm's (J. P.) Londinum redivivum ; or, an ancient and modern Description of London. 4 vols. 4to. London, 1803-7. Brayley's (E. W.) Londiniana ; or, Reminiscences of the British Metro- polis, including characteristic sketches, antiquarian, topographical, descriptive, and literary. 4 vols. 12mo. London, \^2d. A true and faithful Account of the several Informations exhibited to the Committee appointed to inquire into the late burning of tiie City of London, 1GG7. (Somcrs' Tracts, Vol. VII.) Observations, both historical and moral, Tq)on the burning of London, Sept. 166C. (Harleian Misc. Vol. III.) Waterhouse's (E.) Short Narrative of the late dreadful Fire in London; together with certain considerations remarkable therein. 8vo. Lon- don, 1667. 206 HISTORY. The City Remembrancer ; being historical Narratives of the great Plague at London, 1665; great Fire, 1666, and great Storm, 1703. To which are added, observations and reflections on the plague in general ; with historical accounts of the most memorable plagues, fires, and hurricanes. 2 vols. 8vo. London, 1779. Woodward's (J.) Account of the Roman and other Antiquities digged up near Bishop-gate. (Leland's Itin. Vol. Vlll.) Bagford (J.) on the Antiquities of London. (Leland's Coll. Vol. L) Gough's (W.) Londinum Triumphans ; or, an historical account of the grand influence the actions of the City of London have had upon the affairs of the nation for many ages past. 8vo. London, 1682. The Customs of London, otherwise called Arnold's Chronicle, including its Charters and Privileges ; with Introduction by F. Douce. 4to. London, 1811. Logan's (Jo.) Account of the Customs, Government, Privileges, &c. of the City of London. (Gwillim's Heraldry.) Tables of the Bailiffs, Sheriffs, and Mayors of the Citie of London, from 1180 to 1558 inclusive. (Grafton's Chronicles and Arnold's Chro- nicle.) The Xn. Worshipful Companies or Misteries of London, (Manuscripts.) Malcolm's (J. P.) Anecdotes of the Manners and Customs of London during the 18th century. 4to. London, 1808. [Thomson's (Ri.] Chronicles of London Bridge. 12mo. London, 1827. Graunt's (John) Observations upon the Bills of Mortality, with reference to the government, diseases, &c. of London. 12mo. Oxford, 1665. Marshall's (J.) Mortality of the Metropolis; a Statistical View of the number of persons reported to have died of each of more than 100 kinds of disease and casualties, within the bills of mortality, in each of the years 1629—1831 ; with a topographical arrangement of the parishes comprising the metropolis, the population thereof at different periods, and the number in each reported to have died of the Plague in 1593, 1625, 1636, and 1665; and also a circumstantial account of the still greater plague of Spasmodic Cholera, which desolated Asia and Europe between 1345 and 1362, and Great Britain in 1348-9. 4to. London, 1832. Newcourt's (Rich.) Repertorium Ecclesiasticum Parochiale Londinense ; an ecclesiastical parochial history of the diocese of London. 2 vols, folio. London, 1708. Architectura Ecclesiastica Londini ; being a series of Views of the ca- thedral, collegiate, and parochial Churches in London, Southwark, and Westminster, and the adjoining parishes : with descriptional Remarks by Charles Clarke. Folio. India paper proofs. London, 1819. Dugdale's (Sir Wm.) History of St. Paul's Cathedral. The first edition, with the original impressions of Hollar's Plates. Folio. Lond. 1658. Dugdale's History of St. Paul's Cathedral; corrected and enlarged by the author's own hand, and edited by E. Maynard. Folio. Lond. 1716. Dugdale's History of St. Paul's Cathedral ; with Continuation and Ad- ditions by H. Ellis. Folio, large paper. London, 1818. [Holland's (Henry)] Monumenta Sepulcralia S. Pauli ; together with the foundation of the church, and a catalogue of the bishops. 4to. London, 1614. MODERN. 207 Bayley's (John) History and Antiquities of the Tower of London, with memoirs of royal and distinguished persons ; deduced from records, state papers, aiid other original and authentic sources. 2 vols, in one, 4to. large paper. Lojidon, 1821—5. Denham's (J. F.) Views of the exterior and interior, and the principal Monuments, of St. Dunstan's in the West. 4to. Proofs. London, 1831. Ducarel's History of St. Catherine's, near the Tower of London, from its foundation in 1273. (Nichols's Top. Brit. Vol. IL, No. 5.) Bucke's (Sir Geo.) Third Universitie of England; or, the foundations of all the colleges, schools, and houses of learning and liberal arts, within and about the Citie of London. (Stow's Annals.) The Charter House ; with the last Will and Testament of Thomas Sutton, Esq. 4to. Port, by Elstracke. London, 1614. Ireland's (Sam.) Views and Historical Account of the Inns of Court. 8vo. London, 1800. Herbert's (W.) Antiquities of the Inns of Court and Chancery. 8vo. London, 1804. Smith's (J. T.) Antiquities of Westminster ; containing 246 Engravings of topographical objects, of which 122 no longer remain: with De- scriptions, including the duplicate print, on stone, of the Painted Chamber, and the 62 additional Plates. 4to. large paper. Lond. 1807. [Camdeni (Guil.)] Reges, Reginse, Nobiles, et alii in ecclesia collegiata S. Petri Westmonasteriensis sepulti usque ad annum salutis 1603 [ex collect. J. Skelton.] 4to. Londini, M. Brodwood, 1603. Vertue's copy, with his autograph and MS. collations with the first edition. Dart's (John) Westmonasterium ; or, the History and Antiquities of the Abbey Church of St. Peter, Westminster. 2 vols, folio, large paper. London, 1723. MIDDLESEX. Norden's (John) Speculum Britanniae ; or, historical and chorographical description of Middlesex. Front, and Maps, 4to. London, 1593. Lysons's (Dan.) Environs of London ; an historical account of the towns, villages, and hamlets, within twelve miles of that capital [including the whole of Middlesex], interspersed with biographical anecdotes: with Supplement. 6 vols. 4to. large paper. Zo?i(i. 1796-1811. Butcher's (Rich.) Survey of Tottenham High Cross, in the county of Middlesex. (Stamford.) Walpole's (Hor.) Description of his Villa at Strawberry-Hill ; with an inventory of the furniture, &c. 4to. Strawberry-Hill, 1784, and Works, Vol. II. Faulkner's (Thos.) Historical and Topographical Account of Chelsea and its environs. Svo. Lond. 1810. Nelson's (John) History, Topography, and Antiquities of the Parish of St. Mary, Islington. 4to. London, 1811. Park's (J. J.) Topography and Natural History of Hampstead. 4to. large paper. London, 1814. Brown's (James) Sketches of tlie History and Antiquities of Stoke-New- ington, in the county of Middlesex. (Nichols's Topog. Brit. Vol. II. Nos. 9 and 14.) 208 HISTORY. Nichols's (John) History and Antiquities of Canonbury-House, at Isling- ton. (Nichols's Top. Brit. Vol. II., No. 49.) MONMOUTHSHIRE. Williams' (David) History of Monmouthshire, illustrated with Views by the Rev. J. Gardner. 4to. large paper. Lond. 1796. Coxe's (Wm.) Historical Tour in Monmouthshire. 2 vols. 4to. Lon- don, 1801. NORFOLK. Blomefield (F.) and C. Parkin's Topographical History of the County of Norfolk. 5 vols, folio. Fersjield and Lynn, 1739-75. Parkin's (Char.) History and Antiquities of the City of Norwich. 8vo. Lijnn, 1783. Description of the Diocese of Norwich ; or, the present state of Norfolk and Suffolk, of the City of Norwich in particular, and of the several market-towns in those two counties. 8vo. Lond. 1735. Brown's (Sir T.) Posthumous Works, viz. : Repertorium ; or, the Anti- quities of the Cathedral of Norwich ; — an Account of some Roman Urnes, &c. found at Brampton, near Norwich; — Antiquitates Capellse D. Joannis Evang., authore J. Burton. To which is prefixed his Life. 8vo. London, 1712. Britton's (John) History of the See and Cathedral Church of Norwich, including biographical anecdotes of the bishops, &c. 4to. Proofs. Lond. 1816. Mackrell's (B.) History and Antiquities of King's Lynn. Bvo. London, 1738. Swinden's (H.) History and Antiquities of Great Yarmouth. 4to. Nor- wich, 1772. Martin's (Thomas) History of the Town of Thetford, in the counties of Norfolk and Suffolk. [Edited by Rich. Gough.] 4to. Zonc^on, 1779. NORTHAMPTONSHIRE. Morton's (John) Natural History of Northamptonshire ; with some ac- count of the Antiquities, and a transcript from Doomsday Book as far as it relates to that county. Folio. London, 1712. Bridges' (John) History and Antiquities of Northamptonshire, compiled from his manuscript collections by Peter Whalley. 2 vols, folio. Oxford, 1791. Baker's (Geo.) History and Antiquities of the County of Northampton. 2 vols, folio, large paper. London, 1822-30. Hyett's (W. H.) Sepulchral Memorials of the County of Northampton. 4to. London, 1818. Gunton's (Symon) History of the Church at Peterburgh, by Bp. Patrick. Folio. London, 1686. The History and Antiquities of Fotheringhay, in the county of Northamp- ton ; with several particulars of the execution of Mary Queen of Scots. (Nichols's Top. Brit. Vol. IV., No. 40.) Bonney's (H. K.) Historic Notices in reference to Fotheringhay. Royal Bvo. large paper. Oundle, 1821. MODERN. 209 NORTHUMBERLAND . Wallis' (Jo.) Natural History and Antiquities of Northumberland, and part of the county of Durham between the Tyne and the Tweed, commonly called the North Bishoprick. 2 vols, in one, 4to. London, 1769. Bourne's (Hen.) History of Newcastle-upon-Tyne ; or, the ancient and present state of that town. Folio. Newcastle, 1736. Brand's (Jo.) History and Antiquities of the Town and County of New- castle-upon-Tyne, including an account of the coal trade. 2 vols. 4to. London, 1789. [Trevelyan's] Account of the Parish of Hartburn ; with the History and Pedigrees of the Trevelyans, &c. Lords of Wallington. 4to. New- castle, 1827. [Trevelyan's] History of the Parish of Meldon, and of the extra-parochial Township of Rivergreen. 4to. Newcastle, 1828. Sharpe's (Sir Cuthbert) History of Hartlepool. 8vo. the Wood-cuts by Bewick and Nicholson. Durham, 1816. NOTTINGHAM. Thoroton's (Robert) Antiquities of Nottinghamshire, extracted out of re- cords, original evidences, leiger books, MSS., and authentic authorities. Folio. London, 1677. Thoroton's (Robert) Antiquities of Nottinghamshire ; with additions by J. Throsby. 3 vols. 4to. Londo7i, 1797. Deering's (Charles) Nottinghamia Vetus et Nova ; or, an historical ac- count of the Town of Nottingham. 4to. Nottingham, 1151. Rook's (H.) Sketch of the ancient and present State of Sherwood Forest. 8vo. London, 1799. Dugdale's (Sir \V.) History of the Collegiate Church of Suthwell. (Hist, of St. Paul's.) OXFORDSHIRE. Plot's (Rob.) Natural History of Oxfordshire ; with additions and cor- rections, and a short account of the Author. Folio. Oxford, 1705. Wood's (Antony a) Notes relating to the History of Oxford and the places thereabouts. (Hearne's Liber Niger, Vol. II.) Hutten's (L.) Antiquities of Oxford ; with Views of Oseney and Rewley. (Hearne's Textus Roffensis.) Warton's (Thomas) Companion to the Guide, and Guide to the Com- panion, being a complete Supplement to all accounts of Oxford hitherto published. [A satire.] 12mo. Oxford [1760]. Hearne (Thomas) on King Edward the Confessor's Chapel at Islip ; on Oxford Castle, Oseney, &c. (Curious Discourses.) Hearne (T.) concerning the Stunsfield Tessellated Pavement, and the Custome of the jVIanor of Woodstockc. (Leland's Itinerary, Vol. VIII.) Hearne's (T.) Account of several Antiquities in and about the University of Oxford. (Leland's Itin. Vol. II.) 210 HISTORY. Hearne (T.) on St. Peter's in the East, Oxford; with three Prints. (Le- land's Collectanea, Vol. I.) Statuta Hospitalis de Ewelme in Agro Oxoniensis. (Hearne's Tho. of Otterbourne.) Kennet's (White) Parochial Antiquities, attempted in the History of Ambrosden, Burcester, and other adjacent parts in the counties of Oxford and Bucks. 4to. London, 1695. Dunkin's (John) History and Antiquities of the Hundreds of Bullington and Ploughley, in Oxfordshire. 2 vols, in one, 4to. Lond. 1823. Warton's (J.) History and Antiquities of Kiddington. 4to. London, 1815. A Discourse about Fair Rosamond and the Nunnery of Godstowe ; with occasional Notes aboutBinsey. (Hearne's Guil.Newbrigensis, Vol. HI.) Fierberti (N.) Oxoniensis Academise Descriptio. (Leland's Itinerary, Vol. IX.) Neli (Thos.) Collegiorum Scholarumque publicarum Academise Oxoni- ensis Topographica Delineatio. (Dodwell de Parma Equest.) Assertio Antiquitatis Oxoniensis Academige, incerto authore ; ejusdem Gymnasii, ad illust. Reginam anno 1566; cum fragmento Oxoni- ensis historiolse. 4to. Londini, in cBdib. J. Daii, 1574. (Caius de Antiq. Cantabr.) Caii (Thos.) Vindicise Antiquitatis Academise Oxoniensis contra J. Caium Cantabrigiensem ; edidit T. Hearne, cum Reliquiis ad familiam Relig. Ferrariorum de Gidding parvoe subnexit. 2 vols. 8vo. Oxonii, 1730. Wood's (Ant. a) Annals of the University of Oxford. (Athense Oxoni- enses : Biography.) Wood's (Ant. a) History and Antiquities of the University of Oxford, and of its Colleges and Halls : and the Fasti Oxonienses ; or, a Com- mentary on the supreme magistrates of the University. Published from the original MSS., with Continuations to the present time, and a Life of the Author, by John Gutch. 4 vols, in 5, 4to. Oxford, 1790-96. Tracts on the University of Oxford. (Gutch's Coll. Curiosa.) Chalmers' (Alexander) History of the Colleges, Halls, and Public Build- ings, attached to the University of Oxford, including the Lives of the founders. 4to. large paper, India Proofs. Oxford, 1810. Loggan's (David) Oxonia Ulustrata ; Views of the Colleges and Halls in Oxford : with an additional volume, containing XXXVII. large Plates by Vertue, Basire, &c. illustrative of the same subjects. 2 vols, folio. Oxford, 1675, &c. The engravings by Vertue, in the second volume, are views of the colleges, in- troducing the portraits of the founders, and are not enumerated by Walpole in his catalogue of this artist's works. Skelton's (Jos.) Oxonia Antiqua Restaurata ; containing numerous re- presentations of buildings now either altered or demolished. 2 vols. 4to. large paper. Oxford, 1823. Williams (Guil.) Oxonia Depicta ; sive, Collegiorum, &c. in inclyta Oxoniensi delineatio. Folio. MODERN. 211 Oxoniana [a Collection of historical, antiquarian, biographical, and miscellaneous Anecdotes, illustrative of the colleges of Oxford]. 4 vols. 18mo. London, [1807]. Berebloci (J.) Comment, de Rebus Gestis Oxonise, ibidem commorante Elizabetha Regina. (Hearne's Richard II.) 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Collinson's (John) History and Antiquities of the County of Somerset, collected from authentic records and an actual survey, by the late Mr. Raik. 3 vols. 4to. large paper. Bath, 1791. Wood's (John) Essay towards a Description of the City of Bath. Svo. Bath, 1742. Wood's (J.) Description of Bath, wherein the antiquities of the city, &c. are treated of. 2 vols. 8vo. London, 1765. Warner's (Rich.) Excursions from Bath. Svo. Bath, 1801. [Rawlinson's (Th.)] History and Antiquities of the Abbey Church of Bath. (Salisbury.) Britton's (John) History and Antiquities of the Abbey Church of Bath. 4to. large paper. London, 1825. Toulmin's (J.) History of the Town of Taunton, enlarged and brought down to the present time by Savage. Royal Svo. large paper. Taunton, 1822. Adami de Domcrham, Hist, do Rebus Gestis Glastoniensibus, h Cod. MS. perantiquo, in Bib. Col. S. Trinitatis Cantabr. descripsit primus- que in lurcui protiilit T. llcarnius, (|iii ot Guiliclmi Malmcsb. lib. de Ecc. 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Hamilton (Ant.), Memoires du Comte de Grammont, augmentees des notes et des eclaircissemens necessaires, par M. Horace Walpole. 4to. Strawbernj Hill, 1772. Hamilton's (A.) Memoirs of Count Grammont; with biographical sketch of Count Hamilton [illustrated with notes by Sir W. Scott, &c.] and 64 portraits. 2 vols. 4to. large paper, proofs. London, 1811. Carte's (Thomas) History of the Life of James Duke of Ormonde, from 1610 to 1688 ; with a collection of state letters. 3 vols, folio. Lond. 1736. Diary of Lord Rochester during his Embassy in Poland in 1676. (Clarendon's Letters.) Dryden's (John) Translation of the Third Book of Maimbourg's History of the League, with advertisement and postscript : intended as a parallel to the Solemn League and Covenant. (Works, Vol. XVII, ) Letters of Lady Rachel Russell, from the MS. in Woburn Abbey, [by Thomas Selwood] : to which is prefixed an introduction, vindicating the character of Lord Russell against Sir John Dalrymple ; and an account of the trial of Lord William Russell for high treason. 8vo. London, 1792. Life, Trial, &c. of Algernon Sydney. (Sydney on Government.) A True Relation of the late King's [Charles II.] Death : to which are added, copies of two papers written by him, found in the strong box. (Somers's Tracts, Vol. VIII.) Reresby's (Sir John) Travels and Memoirs ; the former during Cromwell's usurpation, the latter containing anecdotes and secret history of the courts of Charles II. and James II. Imp. 8vo. large paper. Lond. 1813. Jones's (D.) Secret History of Whitehall, from the restoration of Charles II. to the abdication of King James II. Small 8vo. Lond. 1697. North's (Roger) Life of Lord Keeper North. (Biography.) Pepys (Memoirs of S.), Secretary to the Admiralty in the reigns of Charles II. and James II. ; comprising his diary from 1659-69, and a selection from his private correspondence : edited by Lord Bray- brooke. 2 vols. 4to. London, 1825. Fox (Memoirs of the Life of Sir Stephen) [domestic servant to King Charles II. during his exile, and one of the Lords of the Treasury for twenty-two years in his majestie's and the three successive reigns]. Large paper, with two impressions of the portrait. Folio. London, reprint, 1807. Wynne's (W.) Life of Sir Leoline Jenkins [plenipotentiary for the peace ofNimeguen, and one of the secretaries to Charles II]. To which is added, a complete series of letters, wherein arc related the most remarkable transactions of his time, both foreign and domestic. 2 vols, folio. London, 1724. 240 HISTORY. Evelyn's (John) Diary from 1641 to 1705-6 ; and a selection of familiar letters. (Memoirs.) Thoresby's (Ralph) Diary from 1677 to 1724; edited from the original MS. by Joseph Hunter. 2 vols. 8vo. London, 1830. Social Life in England and France from the Restoration of Charles II. to July 1830; by the editor of Madame du DefFand's Letters. 2 vols. 8vo. London, 1831. JAMES II. History and Life of King James II. (Kennet, Vol. III.) History of the Reign of James II. (Burnet's Own Times, Vol. III.) The Life of James II., collected out of memoirs writ of his own hand ; together with the king's advice to his son, and his majesty's will. Published from the original Stuart MSS. by J. S. Clarke. 2 vols. 4to. London, 1816. Extracts from the Life of James II. as written by himself. (Mac- pherson's original Papers.) Fox's (C. J.) History of the early part of the reign of James II.; with an introductory chapter [edited by Lord Holland]. 4to. London, 1808. Fox's (C. J.) History, &c. (Sir Geo. Rose's Observations on), with a narrative of the events which occurred in the enterprise of the Earl of Argyle in 1685, by Sir Patrick Hume. 4to. London, 1809. Heywood's (Samuel) Vindication of Mr. Fox's History of the early part of the reign of James II. 4to. London, \%\\. Memoires by Sir John Hinton, physician in ordinary to his Majestie's person, 1679 [of some memorable passages, wherein the Divine pro- vidence hath bin extended to a miraculous degree upon his majesty's person and affaires, wherein he was personally instrumentall]. 8vo. London, Bensley, 1814. Anglesey's (Arthur Earl of) State of the Government and Kingdom; with an answer to the " Memoirs of the Earl of Anglesey." 4to. London, 1694. Memoirs of Arthur Earl of Anglesey, late Lord Privy-seal [by himself], published by Sir Peter Pett. 8vo. London, 1693. Diary of the Earl of Clarendon from 1687 to 90; containing many minute particulars attending the Revolution. (Clarendon's Letters.) An exact Account of the Sickness and Death of the late King James II. as also the proceedings at St. Germains thereupon, 1701. (Somers's Tracts, Vol. XI.) WILLIAM AMD MARY. History and Life of King William and Queen Mary. (Kennet, Vol. III.) Burton's (W.) History of William and Mary, being an impartial account of the most remarkable passages and transactions in these Kingdoms, from their accession to 1693. (History of the House of Orange.) Mackintosh's (Sir James) History of the Revolution in 1688. 4to. London, 1832. MODERN. 241 Boyer's (Abel) History of the Reign of William III. 3 vols. 8vo. London, 1702. Burnet's (Bp.) History of his own Time, from the Restoration to 1713 ; with the suppressed passages of the first volume, and notes by the Earls of Dartmouth and Hardwicke, and Speaker Onslow, hitherto unpublished. To which are added, the Cursory Remarks of Swift, and other observations ; with life of the author, by Thomas Burnet. 6 vols. 8vo. Oxford, Clarendon Press, 1823. 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Swift's (Jonathan) Tracts Historical and Political during the reign of Queen Anne. (Works, Vols. III.— V. and XII.) Swift's (J.) History of the four last years of Queen Anne. (Works, Vol. V.) Wilson's (W.) Memoirs of the Life and Times of Daniel De Foe ; con- taining an account of his writings, and his opinions upon a variety of important matters, civil and ecclesiastical. 3 vols. 8vo. Lond. 1830. King's (Will.) Political and Literary Anecdotes of his own Times. 8vo. London, 1818. Life of John Duke of Marlborough. (Eng. Military Hist.) The Opinions of Sarah Duchess-Dowager of Marlborough ; publisliod from the original MSS. [by David Dalrymple, Lord Hailes]. Small 8vo. Privately printed, 1788. GEORGE J. Burnet (Bishop), A Memorial offered to the Princess Sophia, Electrcss of Hanover, containing a delineation of the constitution and policy of England, with anecdotes concerning remarkable persons of that time. To which are added, letters from Burnet and Leibnitz, edited by J. G. H. Fcder. 8vo. London, 1815. Annals of the Reign of King George I. 6 vols. 8vo. London, 1716-21. History of the Rebellion in 1715. (Scottish History.) Coxe's (Wm.) Memoirs of the Administration of Sir Robert Walpole ; with original correspondence. 3 vols. 4to. London, 1798. Walpole's (Hor.) Reminiscences of the Court of George I. (Works, Vol. IV.) 242 HISTORY. GEORGE II. Walpole's (Horace) Reminiscences of the Court of George II, (Works, Vol. IV.) Walpole's (H.) Memoirs of the last Ten years of the Reign of George II. from the Original MS. 2 vols. 4to. London, 1822. Walpole's (H.) Account of his own Conduct, relative to places he held under Government, and towards Ministers. (Works, Vol. II.) Walpole (Memoirs of Horatio) connected with a History of his Times from 1678 to 1757 ; by William Coxe. 4to. London, 1802. Doddington's (G. B.) Diary from March 8, 1749, to February 6, 1761 ; edited, with an appendix of curious papers, by H. P. Wyndham. Bvo. London, 1785. Waldegrave's (James Earl) Memoirs, from 1754 to 58. 4to. London, 1821. Lyttleton (Geo. Lord) upon the present state of our Affairs both at home and abroad. (Misc. Works.) Chesterfield (Memoirs of the Life of Philip Dormer Stanhope, Earl of) tending to illustrate the civil, literary, and political history of his own time, by Maty. (Works, Vol. I.) History of the Rebellion in the year 1745. (Scottish History.) GEORGE III. Bisset's (Robert) History of the Reign of George III. ; to which is prefixed a view of the progressive improvement of England in prosperity and strength, to the accession of his majesty, and completed to his death. 6 vols. 8vo. London, 1820. Chatham's (Earl of) Anecdotes of his Life, and of the principal events of his time, with his speeches in Parliament, from 1736 to 1778. 4 vols. 8vo. London, 1792. Coxe's (W.) Memoirs of the Administration of the Right Hon. Henry Pelham, collected from the family papers and other authentic docu- ments. 2 vols. 4to. London, 1829. Wraxall's (Sir N. W.) Historical Memoirs of his own Time, from 1772 to 1784. 2 vols. 8vo. The first and suppressed edition. London, 1815. Wraxall's (Sir N. W.) Answer to the Calumnious Misrepresentations of the " Quarterly Review," the " British Critic," and the " Edinburgh Review," contained in their Observations on the Historical Memoirs. 8vo. Londo7i, 1815. Pitt (William), History of his Political Life, including an account of the Times in which he lived, by John Gifford [John Richard Green]. 3 vols. 4to. largest paper. London, 1809. Pitt's (W.), Memoirs, by Bp. Geo. Tomline. 2 vols. 4to. Lond. 1821. Junius's Letters, (Parliamentary History.) GEORGE IV. MODERN. 243 Naval and Military History of Great Britain. Beatson's (Robt.) Naval and Military Memoirs of Great Britain, from 1727 to 1783. 6 vols. 8vo. Lond. 1804. Ralegh (Sir W.), the Strength and Defects of the Sea Forces of Eng- land, France, Spain, and Venice ; with Observations on the Royal Navy and Sea Service. (Works, Vol. VIII.) Pine's (John) Tapestry Hangings of the House of Lords, representing the several engagements between the English and Spanish fleets, in the ever-memorable year 1588; with the portraits of the lord high ad- miral and other noble commanders, &c. &c., and an historical account of the day's action. Folio. Lond. 1739. Ralegh's (Sir W.) Relation of the Cadiz Action, in the year 1596. (AVorks, Vol. VIII.) Charnock's (John) Biographia Navalis ; or, Memoirs of the Officers of the Navy of Great Britain, from the year 1600. 6 vols. 8vo. Lon- don, 1794-98. Campbell's (John) Lives of the British Admirals ; containing also a new and accurate Naval History, from the earliest periods. Continued to the year 1779 by Dr. Berkenhout, and revised, corrected, and brought down to the present time, by Henry Redhead Yorke ; with Lives of the most eminent naval commanders, by Will. Stevenson. 8 vols. 8vo. large paper. Lond. 1812-17. James's (Wm.) Naval History of Great Britain, from the Declaration of War by France, in February 1793, to the accession of George IV. in January 1820; new edition, with considerable additions and improve- ments, including diagrams of all the principal actions. 6 vols. 8vo. London, 1826. Ralfe's (J.) Naval Chronology of Great Britain; or, an Historical Ac- count of the Naval and Maritime Events, from 1803 to the end of 1816. 3 vols. imp. 8vo. The Duke of York's copy, plates carefully coloured. Lond. 1820. Nelson, (Life of Horatio, Viscount) from his Lordship's Manuscripts ; edited by J. S. Clarke and J. M'Arthur. 2 vols. imp. 4to. large paper, proof impressions of the plates. London, 1809. CoUingwood's (G. L. N.) Selection from the Public and Private Corre- spondence of Vice- Admiral Lord CoUingwood, interspersed with Memoirs of his Life. 8vo. London, \%19. Salame's (Abrah.) Narrative of the Expedition to Algiers in the year 1816, under the command of Admiral Lord Viscount Exmouth. 8vo. London, 1819. Grose's (Fr.) Military Antiquities ; or, a History of the English Army, from the Conquest to the present time. 2 vols. 4to. London, 1801. [Cotton's (Sir Robert)] Warrs with Forreign Princes dangerous to our Commonwealth ; or. Reasons for Forreign Wars answered ; with a list of all the confederates from Henry I.'s reign to the end of Queen Elizabeth's ; proving that the Kings of England alwaies preferred unjust peace before the justest warre. Small 8vo. port, of Sir W. Raleigh inserted. London, 1657. This contains curious j);uticulars of the expenses of the various wars, the mode of levying theiu, &c. 244 HISTORY. The Field of Mars ; or, an Account of the Military and Naval Engage- ments of Great Britain and her Allies, from the 9th century to the peace of 1801. 2 vols. 4to. 1801. Vere's (Sir Francis) Commentaries, being diverse pieces of service wherein he had command ; written by himself, and published by W. Dil- lingham. Folio, with all the portraits, by Faithorne, and maps. Cambridge, 1657. Discipline of the Army under William Marquis of Newcastle in 1643, and Muster Roll of England and Wales, 1674. (Manuscripts.) Military History of the Prince Eugene of Savoy and John Duke of Marlborough, including a particular description of the several battles, &c., in which these generals commanded ; collected from the best authors : with Supplement, containing a succinct account of the remarkable events which happened in the late war wherein neither of these generals had any share. Illustrated with plates by Du Bosc. 2 vols, folio, London, 1735-7. Coxe's (Wm.) Memoirs of John Duke of Marlborough : with his Original Correspondence, collected from the family records at Blenheim, and other authentic sources. Illustrated with portraits, maps, and mili- tary plans. 3 vols. 4to. Lond. 1818-19. Wilson's (R. T.) History of the British Expedition to Egypt. 4to. Lond. 1803. Anderson's (iEneas) Journal of the Forces on a Secret Expedition under Lieut. -Gen. Pigot, in 1800, till their arrival in Minorca, and conti- nued through the subsequent transactions of the army under Sir R. Abercromby in the Mediterranean and Egypt. 4to. London, 1802. Moore's (James) Narrative of the Campaign of the British Army in Spain, commanded by Sir John Moore, authenticated by official papers and original letters. 4to. London, 1809. Southey's (Robt.) History of the Peninsular War. 3 vols. 4to. London, 1823-32. Napier's (Col. W. F, P.) History of the War in the Peninsula and in the South of France, from 1807 to 14. 3 vols. 8vo. London, 1828-31. Londonderry's (Lieut. -Gen. W. Vane Stewart, Marquess) Narrative of the War in Germany and France. 4to. London, 1 830. The Battle of Waterloo ; containing the series of accounts published by authority, British and foreign : with circumstantial details relative to the battle; by a Near Observer. 2 vols. 8vo. London, 1817. [Scott (Walter)], Paul's Letters to his Kinsfolk. (Misc. Works, Vol. V.) Pasley's (C. W.) Essay on the Military Policy and Institutions of the British Empire. 8vo. London, X'^X'i. Political and FarViamentanj History of England. Prynne's (Will.) Exact Chronological Vindication and Historical De- monstration of our British, Roman, Saxon, Danish, Norman, English Kings' Supreme Ecclesiastical Jurisdiction, in and over all spiritual or religious affairs, causes, persons, &c. as well as temporal, within their dominions, from the original planting of Christianity to the death of King Henry III. t vols. (Vol. II. only) folio. London, 1665, 66. MODERN. 245 Prynne's (Will.) History of King John, King Henry HI., and King Ed- ward I. ; wherein the ancient sovereign dominion of the Kings of England, Scotland, France, and Ireland, over all persons in all causes, is asserted and vindicated. Folio. London, 1670. This, with the preceding, forms the " three tomes" of the celebrated work usu- ally known as " Prynne's Records." Palgrave's (Francis) Rise and Progress of the English Commonwealth, from the first settlement of the Anglo-Saxons in Britain ; with an Appendix of unpublished documents and records, illustrating the his- tory of the civil and criminal jurisprudence of England. 2 vols. 4to. London, 1832. Hallam's (Henry) Constitutional History of England, from the accession of Henry VH. to the death of George H. 2 vols. 4to. London, 1827. Beatson's (Rob.) Political Index to the Histories of Great Britain and Ireland ; or, a complete Register of the hereditary honours, public offices, and persons in office, from the earliest periods to the present time. 3 vols. 8vo. London, 1806. Beatson's (Rob.) Chronological Register of both Houses of Parliament, from 1708 to 1807. 3 vols. 8vo. London, 1807. Oldfield's (T. H. B.) Representative History of Great Britain and Ire- land ; being a history of the house of commons, and of the counties, cities, and boroughs of the United Kingdom, from the earliest period. 6 vols. 8vo. London, 1816. Willis's (Browne) Notitia Parliamentaria ; or, an history of the counties, cities, and boroughs in England and Wales ; their charters, privileges, and lists of their knights, &c. returned to Parliament, from the first summons to the present time. 4 vols. 8vo. Including both 1st and 2d edition of Volume I. London, 1715-50. Parliamentary History of England, from the earliest period to the year 1803 [by Cobbett and Hansard]. 36 vols, royal 8vo. London, 1807-20. Parliamentary Debates, being a continuation of the " Parliamentary History," from 1803 to 1820. 41 vols, royal 8vo. Lond. 1804-21. Parliamentary Debates, new^ series, from the accession of Geo. IV. Royal 8vo. Lond. 1822, &c. Speeches in Parliament in Elizabeth and James I.'s reigns. (Manu- scripts.) Mackenzie's (H.) Review of the principal Proceedings in the Parlia- ment of 1784. (Works, Vol. VII.) Addison's (Joseph) Whig Examiner, Freeholder, and Present State of the War, and Necessity of an Augmentation, considered. (Works, Vol. IV. 4to. ; and Vols. V. and VI. 8vo.) Bacon's (Lord) Speeches, &c. in Parliament. (Works, Vol. VI.) Burke's (Edmund) Speeches in Parliament. (Works, Vols. II, III. and V.) Burke's (E.) Speeches, &c. on East Indian Affairs. (Works, IV. XI to XIII.) Curran's (J. P.) Speeches on the late State Trials. 8vo. Dublin, 1808. Erskine's (Thos. Lord) Speeches when at the Bar, on subjects connected with the Liberty of the Press, and against Constructive Treasons. Collected by James Ridgway. 4 vols. 8vo. London, 1810. 246 HISTORY. Fox's (Ch. James) Speeches in the House of Commons [edited by J. Wright]. 6 vols. 8vo. Lo7idon, \S15. Horsley's (Bp. Sam.) Speeches in Parhament. 8vo. Dundee, 1813. Lyttleton's (Geo. Lord) Speeches in Parliament. (Misc. Works.) Pitt (William), Earl of Chatham's Speeches. (Life.) Pitt's (W.) Speeches in the House of Commons, edited by W. S. Hatha- way. 3 vols. 8vo. London, 1808. Selden's (John) Speeches and Arguments in the Impeachment against the Duke of Buckingham, 1626. (Works, Vol. HL) Wyndham's (Wm.) Speeches in Parliament, with an account of his life by Th. Amyot. 3 vols. 8vo. London, 1812. Junius's Letters. 2 vols. 8vo. with portraits, large paper. Land. 1797. Junius's Letters, including letters by the same writer under other signa- tures ; to which are added, his confidential correspondence with Mr. Wilkes, and his private letters addressed to Mr. H. S. Woodfall, with a preliminary essay, notes, &c. 3 vols. 8vo. large paper. London, 1812. Junius. — Letters on the Author of Junius by E. H. Baker. I2mo. London, 1828. Junius. — A Critical Enquiry regarding the real Author of the Letters of Junius, proving them to have been written by Lord Viscount Sack- ville; by George Coventry. 8vo. London, 1824. Junius. — Tracts relative to the supposed Author ; containing a discovery of the Author, Blakeway's Attempt to ascertain the Author, Girdle- stones Facts to prove General Lee to be the Author. In one vol. 8vo. London, 1813. Junius. — Documents for the opinion that Hugh M'Auley Boyd wrote Junius's Letters ; and an appendix to the supplemental apology for the believers in the supposititious Shakspeare papers, by Geo. Chalmers. 8vo. Jjondon, 1800. Documentary History of Engla?icl. Cooper's (C. P.) Account of the most important Public Records of Great Britain, and the Publications of the Record Commissioners. 2 vols. 8vo. London, 1832. Burton's (John) Account of all the Charters, Patents, and Escheat Rolls in the archives of the Tower of London. (Manuscripts.) Strachey's Index to the Records, with directions to the several places where they are to be found ; and a list of the Latin sir-names and names of places, as they are written in the old records, explained by modern names. 8vo. London, 1739. Liber Niger Scaccarii e cod. MS. nunc primiim edidit T. Hearne. 2 vols. 8vo. Oxonii, 1728. Placitorum in Domo Capitulari Westmonasteriensi asservatorum Abbre- viatio, temp, regum Ric. I., Joannis, Henrici III., Edwardi I. et II. Folio. [London], \ 81 \. Illustrating the early history of our courts of judicature, as well as the laws and customs and the constitution of the country. MODERN. 247 Testa de Nevill ; sive liber feodorum in curia Scaccarii, temp. Henrici III. et Edwardi I. Folio. [London'], 1807. Gives a condensed and accurate view of the feudality of the 1.3tli centur}'. Rotuli Hundredorum, temp. Henrici III. et Edwardi I. in Tur. Lond. et in curia Receptee Scaccarii Westmonasteriensi asservati. 2 vols, folio. [London], 1812. This constitutes a species of resting-point between the Anglo-Norman feuda- lity and that order which was established when Littleton expounded. Placita de quo Warranto, temporibus Edwardi I., II., III., in curia Receptae Scaccarii Westmonasteriensi asservata. Folio. [London], 1818. Containing the boundaries of free chases, warrens, and fisheries, the allowance in eyre of various franchises and liberties, and royal charters to ecclesias- tical and lay corporations, not elsewhere found on record. Taxatio Ecclesiastica Ang^liae et Walliae, auctoritate P. Nicholai IV. circa A. D. 1291. Folio. [London], imi. By this all taxes were regulated until the 26th of Henry YIII. Nonarum Inquisitiones in curia Scaccarii, temp. Edwardi III. Folio. [London], 1807. Contains the value of the ninth part of the corn, &c.; and by its description of the several tithes and their respective values, the want of the original endowments of vicarages is in a great measure supplied. Calendarium Rotulorum, Chartarum, et Inquisitionum ad quod Damnum, temp. reg. Edwardi II. et Henrici VI. Folio. [London], 1803. Containing royal grants of liberties, privileges, and possessions to religious bodies, civil corporations, and individuals. Calendarium Rotulorum Patentium in Turri Londinensi. Folio. [Loyidon], 1802. Containing grants of liberties, privileges, lands, wardships, and offices, crea- tions of nobility, special liveries, &c. Calendarium Inquisitionum Post Mortem, sive Esceatarum temp. reg. Henrici III., Edwardi I., II., III., Ricardi II., Henrici IV., V., et VI., Edwardi IV., et Ricardi III. 4 vols, folio. [London], 1806. Exhibits not only the possessions of persons in capite, but the extent, survey and valuation of the manors, lands, and possessions of vacant bishoprics, ike Ducatus Lancastriae [Inquisitiones Post Mortem et Placitorum] : Partes tres, 2 vols, folio. [London.] Rotulorum Originalium in curia Scaccarii Abbreviatio, temporibus veg. Henrici III., Edwardi I., II., et III. 2 vols, folio. [London], 1805-10. Or the estreats of all grants of the crown, whereon any rent is reserved, any salary payable, or any service performed. Valor Ecclcsiasticus temp. Henrici VIII., auctoritate regia institutus. 5 vols, folio. Maps of the dioceses. [London], 1810. Forming the register by which first-fruits and tenths are calculated, and afford- ing a complete view of the value and description of all ecclesiastical jjroperty in this reign. Abbreviatio Inquisitionum ad capellam domini regis retornatarum, qua? in publicis archivis Scotisc adhuc servantur. 3 vols, folio. [Lond.] 1811. Comprehending all those proceedings by " Inquest," or the verdict of an " Assize," originating in certain writs issuing from Chancery. Calendars of Chancery Proceedings in the reign of Elizabeth. 2 vols, folio. [London], 1827-30. 248 HISTORY. Fcedera, Conventiones, Littcrae, et cujuscunque generis acta publica, inter reges Anglise et alios quosvis imperatores, reges, pontifices, principes, vel communitates ; ab A.D. 1066, ad nostra usque tempora, cura et studio T. Rymer et R. Sanderson; denuo aucta A. Clarke, F. Holbrooke, &c. vols, folio. [Loiid.] 1816. Collection of all the Wills now known to be extant of the Kings and Queens of England, Princes and Princesses of Wales, and every branch of the blood royal, from William I. to Henry VH., with notes, a preface, and glossary [by Gough]. London, Nichols, 1780. Original Letters, written during the reigns of Henry VI., Edward IV. and v., Richard TIL, and Henry VII., by various persons [of or to the family of Paston] of rank and consequence. With notes historical and explanatory, and authenticated by engravings of autographs, fac-similes, paper-marks, and seeils, by Sir John Fenn ; with notices of his life, by William Frere. 5 vols. 4to. London, 1787-1823. [Croft's (John)] Excerpta Antiqua ; or, a collection of original English MSS. 8vo. York, privately printed, 1197 . [Bentley's (Samuel)] Excerpta Historica ; or, illustrations of English history [consisting of original documents illustrative of the history, laws, and constitution, the state of the navy and army, royal house- hold, arts, heraldry, &c. from the Xlllth to the XVIth centuries]. Royal 8vo. Lond. 1831. Original Letters illustrative of English history ; including numerous royal letters, from autographs in the British Museum, and one or two other collections ; with notes and illustrations by Henry Ellis. 3 vols. 8vo. London, 1824. Original Letters, &c. Second series. 4 vols. 8vo. London, 1827. Transcripts of Letters from Henry VIII., Edward VI., Mary Queen of Scots, Elizabeth, James I., &c. and others, relating to the family of Talbot, found in Sheffield Castle. (Manuscripts.) State Papers, published under the authority of his majesty's commission. [Edited by R. Lemon]. Vol. I. Henry VIIl. 1518-30. 4to. [Lond.'\ 1830. Correspondence of Lord Dacre, Warden of the East and Middle Marches, from June 1523 to August 1524. (Manuscripts.) Copies of Seven Original Letters of King Edward VI. to Barnaby Fitzpatrick. [Edited by H. Walpole.] 4to. Strawberry Hill, 1772. Sadler's (Sir Ralph) State Papers and Letters [1539-84] ; edited by Arthur Clifford : to which is added, a memoir of the life of Sir Ralph, with historical notes by Sir Walter Scott. 3 vols. 4to. Edinburgh, 1809. Harrington's (Sir John) Nugse Antiqusc ; being a miscellaneous collec- tion of original papers, written during the reigns of Henry VIIL, Edward VI., Mary, Elizabeth, and James I.; edited, with illustrative notes, by Th. Park. 2 vols. 8vo. London, 1804, Lodge's (Edmund) Illustrations of British History, Biography, and Manners, in the reigns of Henry VIIL, Edward VI., Mary, Elizabeth, and James I., exhibited in a series of original papers, from the MSS. of the noble families of Howard, Talbot, and Cecil. 3 vols. 4to. London, 1791. Hardwicke's (Earl of) Miscellaneous State Papers, from 1501 to 1726. 2 vols. 4to. London, 1778. MODERN. 249 Burleigh's (W, Cecil, Lord) Collection of State Papers relating to affairs in the reigns of Henry VIII., Edward VI., Queen Mary, and Queen Elizabeth, from 1542 to 1570. Edited from the originals in Hatfield House, by S. Haynes. Folio. London, 1740. Burleigh. — A Collection of State Papers relating to affairs in the reign of Queen Elizabeth, from 1571 to 1596. Transcribed from the ori- ginals left by Lord Burleigh, and reposited in the library at Hatfield House, by W. Murdin, [edited by Birch]. Folio. London, 1759. The Sydney Papers ; or, collection of letters and memorials of state, in the reigns of Queen Mary, Queen Elizabeth, King James, King Charles I. and II., and Oliver's usurpation; by Arthur Collins. 2 vols, folio. London, 1746. Letters of Sir Philip Sydney. (Sydney's Misc. Works.) Cabala, sive Scrinia Sacra, mysteries of state and government : in letters of illustrious persons and great ministers in the reigns of King Henry VIII., Queen Elizabeth, King James, and King Charles. Folio. London, 1691. Digges' (Sir Dudley) Compleat Ambassador ; or, two treaties of the intended marriage of Queen Elizabeth ; comprised in letters of nego- tiation of Sir F. Walsingham, together with the answers of the Lord Burleigh, the Earl of Leicester, Sir T. Smith, and others, relative to the marriage. Folio. London, 1655. Forbes (Pat.), A Full View of the Public Transactions in the reign of Queen Elizabeth, from letters and other state papers, written by herself and "ner principal ministers, from 1559 to 1563. 2 vols, folio. London, 1740. Winwood's (Sir R.) Memorials of Affairs of State in the reigns of Queen Elizabeth and King James I. ; comprehending the negotiations of Sir Henry Neville, Sir Charles Cornwallis, Sir Dudley Carleton, Sir T. Edmondes. Mr. Trumbull, Mr. Cottington, and others, by Edmund Sawyer. 3 vols, folio. London, 1725. Bacon's (Lord) Original Letters, &c., from the Cabala, Resuscitatio, Bri- tish Museum, Lambeth Library, &c. (Works, Vol. XII. and Xlll.) Transcripts of Letters relative to Public Affairs, from 1606-34. (Manu- scripts.) Carlcton's (Sir Dudley) Letters to and from him, during his embassy in Holland, from January 1615 to 1620 ; [with a preface by the Earl of Hardwick.] 4t(). London, 1757. Dalrymple's (David) [Lord Hailes] Memorials and Letters relating to the history of Britain in the reigns of James and Charles I. Pub- lished from the originals [in the Advocates' Library, Edinburgh]. 2 vols, in one, 8vo. Glasijow, Foulis, 1766. Rushworth's (John) Historical Collections of State, Law, and Parlia- mentary Matters, from 1618 to the death of Charles I. 8 vols, folio. London, 1721. Private Correspondence between King Charles I. and iiis Secretary of State, Sir Edward Nicholas ; also between Sir E. Hyde, afterwards Earl of Clarendon, and Sir R. Browne. (Evelyn's Memoirs.) Bromley's (Sir Geo.) Collection of original Royal Letters, written by King Charles I. and II., King James II., and the King and Queen of Bohemia; together with those of Prince Rupert, Charles Louis Count Palatine, the Duchess of Hanover, and several other distin- guished persons, from 1619 to 1665. 8vo. portraits. T.otid . 1787. K K 250 HISTORY. [Knowlcr's (W.)] State Papers, Letters, and Dispatches of the Earl of Stratforde ; with his Ufe by Sir Geo. Radcliffe. 2 vols, folio, por- traits. London, 1739. Correspondence of Sir Geo. Radcliffe. (Life by Whitaker.) Clarendon's (Edward, Earl of) State Papers, commencing from the year 1621; containing the materials from which his History of the Re- bellion was composed, and the authorities on which the truth of his relation is founded. 3 vols, folio. Oxford, 1767-86. Collection of Letters written by King Charles L and IL, the Duke of Ormonde, the Secretaries of State, the Marquis of Clanricarde, and other great men during the troubles of Great Britain and Ireland. Folio. Lo7idon, 1735. (Life of Ormonde, Vol. III.) Collection of Letters from original MSS. in the reigns of Charles I. and II., and James II. ; in the possession of T. L. Parker, Esq. (Account of Browsholme Hall, Yorkshire.) Milton's (John) Letters of State, Latin and English, during the Common- wealth and the Protectorate. (Prose Works, 4to. Vol. II. 8vo. Vols. IV. and V.) Collection of the State Papers of John Thurloe, Secretary to the Council of State, and to the two Cromwells ; containing authentic memorials of the English affairs from 1638 to the restoration of Charles II. ; with life of Mr. Thurloe, by J. Birch. 7 vols, folio. Lo7id. 1742. Nickolls's (John) Letters and Papers of State addressed to Oliver Crom- well, from 1649 to 59. Folio. London, 1743. Bulstrode's (Sir Rich.) Original Letters from the Earl of Arlington, envoy at Brussels from Charles II. 8vo. London, 1712, Jenkins' (Sir L.) Letters. (Life, Eng. Hist. Charles II.) Arlington's (Earl of) Letters to Sir W. Temple, Sir R. Fanshawe, the Earl of Sandwich, Earl of Sunderland, and Sir W. Godolphin, during their embassies 1664-1674 ; by Babington. 2 vols. 8vo. Lond. 1715. Letters written by Sir W. Temple and other Ministers of State at home and abroad, from 1665 to 72 : reviewed by Sir W. Temple, and pub- lished by Jonathan Swift. (Works, Vols. I. and II.) Letters to the King, the Prince of Orange, &c. by Sir W. Temple. (Works, Vol. IV.) Macpherson's (James) Original Papers from 1688 to 1714 ; to which are prefixed, extracts from the life of James II. as written by himself. 2 vols. 4to. London, 1775. Prior's (M.) History of his Negotiations, 1690 to 1710. 8vo. Lond. \740. Clarendon (Correspondence of H. Earl of) and of his brother Lawrence Hyde, Earl of Rochester ; with the diary of the Earl of Clarendon from 1687 to 1690 : edited from the original MSS. with notes by S. W. Singer. 2 vols. 4to. London, 1828. Cole's (Ch.) Memoirs of Affairs of State ; containing letters written by ministers employed in foreign negotiations, treaties, memorials, &c. from 1697 to 1708. Folio. London, 1733. ^Private and Original Correspondence of Charles Talbot, Duke of Shrews- bury, with King William, the Leaders of the Whig Party, and other distinguished Statesmen ; illustrated with narratives, historical and biographical : from the family papers in the possession of the Duchess of Buccleugh ; by William Coxe. 4to. London, 1821. MODERN. 251 Rose's (Sir G. H.) Selection from the Papers of the Earls of Marchmont, illustrative of events from 1685 to 1750. 3 vols. 8vo. London, 1831. Letters to and from Henrietta, Countess of Suffolk, and her second husband the Hon. Geo. Berkeley, from 1712 to 1767; with biogra- phical, historical, and explanatory notes. 2 vols. 8vo. Lond. 1830. British and Foreign State Papers, 1828-9; compiled by the librarian and keeper of the papers in the Foreign Office. 8vo. Lond. 1831. Ecclesiastical History of Etigland. Broughton's (Richard) Ecclesiastical Historic of Great Britaine during the first 400 years after the birth of Christ ; whereby is manifestly declared a continuall succession of the true Catholike religion as at this day professed in the Roman Church. Folio. Douay, 1633. Usserii (Jacobi) Britannicarum Ecclesiarum Antiquitates. Folio. Lon- dini, 1687. Stillingfleet's (Bp. Ed.) Origines Britannicse ; or, the Antiquities of the British Churches. (Works, Vol. III.) Bedse (S. Venerabilis) Historia Ecclesiastica gentis Anglorum. 18mo. Colonice AgrippcB, 1601. Bedse (S. V.) Historia Ecclesiastici Gentis Anglorum [Sax. et Lat.] una cum reliquis ejus operibus historicis ; cura et studio Jo. Smith, Folio. Cayitabrigice , 1722. Bede's (S. V.) History of the Church of England ; translated out of Latin into English by Thomas Stapleton : [with the differences be- tweene the primitive faithe of England continued almost these thou- sand yeres, and the late pretensed faith of Protestants, and the life of Bede written by Trithemius.] 4to. Antwerpe, bij John Laet, 1565. Inett's (John) Origines Anglicanse ; or, a history of the English church, [continuing Stillingfleet's Origines] from the first planting of the Christian religion amongst the English Saxons, till the Norman Conquest. Folio. Lond. 1704. Harpsfcldii (Nicolai) Historia Anglicana Ecclesiastica, a primis gentis susceptse fidei incunabulis ad nostra fere tempora deducta. Adjecta brevi narratione de divortio Henrici VIIL regis ab uxore Catherina et ab Ecclesia Catholica Romana dissensione ; scripta ab Ed. Cam- piano : nunc primum in lucem producta studio et opera Hi. Gibboni. Folio. Duaci, 1622. This contains the " Historia Wicleffiana ejusdem auctoris," and " Catalogus Relii^iosarum ^'Edium." Alfordi (Mich.), alias Griffith, Annales Ecclesiastici Britannorum, Sax- onum, et Anglorum, ad A.D. 1189. 4 vols, folio. Lcodii, 1663. Southey's (Robert) Book of the Church. 2 vols. 8vo. Lond. 1824. Southcy's (R.) Vindicitc Ecclesioe Anglicause : Letters to Charles Butler, Es(|. conii)rising Essays on the Romish religion, and vindicating the '' liook of the Church." 8vo. London, ]S2(). Townscnd's (George) Accusations of History against the Churcii of Home, examined in remarks on Mr. 13utler's " Book of the Roman Catholic Church." 8vo. London, 1826. 252 HISTORY. White's (Joseph Blanco) Practical and Internal Evidence against Catholicism ; with strictures on Mr. Butler's " Book of the Roman Catholic Church." 8vo. London, 1826. Phillpott's (Henry) Letters to Charles Butler on the theological parts of his " Book of the Roman Catholic Church." 8vo. London, 1826. Fox's (John) Acts and Monuments of Matters most special and memorable happening in the Church ; with an universal history of the same, from the primitive age to these later times of ours. ISIac^k letUr. Port, by Glover. 3 vols, folio. Lond. 1641. Fuller's (Thos.) Church History of Britain until the year 1648 ; History of the University of Cambridge ; History of Waltham Abbey. Folio. London, 1655. Collier's (Jeremy) Ecclesiastical History of Great Britain, chiefly of Eng- land, from the first planting of Christianity to the end of the reign of King Charles II.; with a brief account of the aifairs of religion in Ireland. Collected from the best ancient historians. 2 vols, folio. London, 1708-14. [Gibson's (Thos.)] Breve Cronycle of the Bysshope of Rome's Bles- synge, and of his Prelates' benefyciall and charitable Rewardes, from the tyme of Kynge Heralde unto this day. Small 8vo. 33lacfe Iftter. London, by John Daye, Both Wood and his editor, Ur. Bliss, cite this, but acknowledge never having seen it. Bedse (Ven.) Martyrologium (Hist. Ecc. a Smith). [Capgravii (Johannis)] Nova Lcgenda Anglie [Sanctorum]. Folio, Iilacfe letter. Impr. Londini, in domo Wynandi de Worde, M.CCCCC.XVI. [Porter's (Hierome)j Flowers of the Saincts of England, Scotland, and Ireland. Vol. I. January to June, all published. 4to. Dowa?/, 1632. Metrical Life of St. Robert, of Knaresborough [edited by H. Drury]. 4to. Privately printed, 1824. Sprotti (Tho.) Chronica [Archiepisc. Cantuariensis] e Cod. MS. in Bib, D. Ed. Bering Baronetti, descripsit ediditque T. Hearne. 8vo. Oxonii, 1719. [Parker (Matth.)] de Antiquitate Britannicse Ecclesise, et Privilegiis Ecclesise Cantuariensis, cum Archiepiscopo ejusdem. Folio. ^Lam- beth, by John Day], 1572; — Ejusdem Catalogus Cancellariorum, Procancellariorum, Procuratorura, ac eorum qui in Academia Can- tabrigiensi ad gradum Doctorates aspiraverunt ab 1500 ad 1571 ; — Indulta Regum ad Acad. Cantabr. ; — Episcopi ex Acad. Cantabr. ab 1500 ad 1571 ; — De Scholarum Collegiorumque in Acad. Can- tabr. Patronis atque Fundatoribus Scholarum Pub. extructio ; — Hospitiorum, Aularum, &c. situs ac mutatio. Folio. [Lambeth, by John Day, 1572.] Together in one volume ; tlie Sykes copy, with the portrait of Abp. Parker by Berg or Hogenberg; and one of those in which all the titles, arms, initials, &c. are illuminated, as mentioned by the Abp. in his letter to Lord Burleigh, given in Strype. It differs, however, from the copies described by Strype and IDibdin, possessing neither the arms of the colleges, nor the cut of Queen Elizabeth on the reverses of the title to " Catal. Cancelleria;," and plate " Variae Scholarum ;" but, in addition, containing, as a continuation of the Abp.'s life, an account of Elizabeth's progress into Kent in 1573, occu- pying six pages inserted between i)p. 1 8 and 19, and " Hospitiarum, aularum, &c. situs ac mutatio," nine leaves, paged 31 to 47. MODERN. 253 Godwini (Fr.) de Prsesulibus Anglise Commentarius, omnium epis- coporum necnon et cardinalium ejusdem gentis, nomina, tempora, seriem, atque actiones maxime memorabiles. Ad prsesens usque saeculum continuavit Gul. Richardson. Folio. Cantab. 1743. This copy belonged to Mr. Allan, of Darlington, and is illustrated by him with MS. notes, portraits, arms, seals, and views. Edmeri (Fratris) Angli de Vita D. Anselmi Archiepiscopi Cantuariensis libii duo, nunquam antehac editi. Small 8vo. AntverpicB, excud. J. GrcBvius, 1551. The Life, or the Ecclesiastical History of St. Thomas a Becket [culled out of the most authentic and best authors, by A. B.] 8vo. Colo- nice, 1639. Stapletoni (Thos.) Tres Thomae, seu res gestae S. Thomee Apostoli, S. Thomsc Archiep. Cantuariensis, et Thomse Mori Anglise Cancel- larii. Small 8vo. port, of Stapleton inserted. Col. Agrip. 1612. Whitaker's (John) Life of St. Neot, the eldest of all the brothers of King Alfred. 8vo. London, 1809. Bedee Vita Sancti Cuthberti, Episc. Landisfernii. (Hist. Ecc. a Smith.) St. Cuthbert's Legend, with the antiquities of the church of Durham, by B. R. Small 8vo. London, 1663. Symonis Monachi Dunhelmensis Libellus de exordio atque procursu Dunhelmensis Ecclesise : cui prsemittitur T. Rud disquisitio, in qua probatur non Turgotum sed Symonem fuisse verum hujus libelli auctorem : e Cod. MS. perantiquo in Bib. Episc. Dunhelm. de- scripsit ediditque T. Bedford. 8vo. large paper. Londini, 1732. Matthsei Paris Vitse XXIII. Abbatum S. Albani. (Historia Ang.) Le Neve's (John) Fasti Ecclesise Anglicanse : a regular succession of all the Dignitaries in each Cathedral, Collegiate Church, or Chapel, in England and Wales, to this present year. Folio. London, 1716. Lewis (John) and Sam. Pegge's Account of the suffragan Bishops in England. (Nichols's Bib. Top. Vol. VI. No. 28.) Godwyni (F.) Catalogus, hactenus ineditus, Episc. Bathensium etWellen- sium, Humphredi que Humphreys Comment, de Decanis Bangor et Asaphiensibus. (Hearne's "Thos. of Otterbourne.) Cassan's (S. H.) Lives of the Bishops of Bath and Wells to the present period. 8vo. Frome, 1829. Cassan's (S. H.) Lives of the Bishops of Winchester to the present time. 2 vols. 8vo. Frome, 1827. Lewis's (John) History of the Life and Sufferings of John Wicliffc; with additions. 8vo. portrait. Oxford, 1820. Baber's (H.) Memoirs of the Life, Opinions, and Writings of .lolui Wicliffc. (Wicliffe's New Testament.) Lewis's (J.) Life of Bp. R. Pccock, being a so([ucl to the Life of Wicliffc. 8vo. Oxford, 1820. Joannis Whcthanistedii Narratio de Processu contra Reg. Peacockum. (Walter de Hcmingford, Hearne.) Bale's (Jo.) Brefe Chronycle concernyngc the Examynacyon and Death of Syr Johau Oldecastcll, the Lord Col)hani. [Edited by .lohn Blackbonrne.] Royal 8vo. Reprint, Lond. 17'^9. 254 HISTORY. Knio:ht's (S.) Life of Dr. John Colet, Dean of St. Paul's in the reigns of Henry VII. and VIII. With an Appendix, containing his Convo- cation Sermon in 1511, with translation, several of his epistles, and some account of the masters and more eminent scholars of St. Paul's School. 8vo. London, 1724. Knight's (S.) Life of Erasmus. (Biography.) [Dodd's (Chas.)] Church History of England, from 1500 to 1688, chiefly with regard to Catholicks ; particularly the Lives of the most eminent Cardinals, Bishops, inferior Clergy, and Laymen, who have distin- guished themselves. To which is prefixed, a general history of eccle- siastical affairs under the British, Saxon, and Norman periods. 3 vols. folio. Brussels, [LoncL] 1737-42. Dodd (C.) Certamen utriusque Ecclesiee ; or, a List of all the eminent Writers of Controversy, Catholics and Protestants, since the Refor- mation. With an historical idea of the politic attempts of both parties in every reign in order to support their respective interests. 4to. 1724. (Somers's Tracts, Vol. XIII.) Dodd. — Constable's ( ) Specimens of Amendments for Dodd's Church History. 12mo. London, 1741. Dodd's (C.) Apology for the Church History. 8vo. London, 1742. Carwithin's (J. B. S.) History of the Church of England to the restora- tion of church and monarchy in 1660. 2 vols. 8vo. Lond. 1829. Burnet's (Bp. G.) History of the Reformation of the Church of England. 7 vols. 8vo. Oxford, 1829. Soames's (Henry) History of the Reformation of the Church of England. 4 vols. 8vo. Lond. 1826-8. Strype's (John) Ecclesiastical Memorials, relating chiefly to religion, and the reformation of it, under King Henry VIII., King Edward VI., and Queen Mary. 6 vols. 8vo. Oxford, 1822. Strype's (J.) Annals of the Reformation, and of the establishment of Religion, and other various occurrences in the Church of England, during Queen Elizabeth's reign. 4 vols, in 7, 8vo. Oxford, 1824. Richmond's (L.) Memorials of the Fathers of the English Church. (Miscel. Divinity.) Lives of Tyndal, Fryth, and Barnes. (Tyndal, &c.'s Works.) Ward's (Thos.) England's Reformation, from the time of Henry VIII. to the end of Oates's Plot ; a poem, with large marginal notes. 8vo. London, 1716. Strype's (J.) Life and Memorials of Abp. Cranmer. 2 vols. 8vo. Oxford, 1812. Todd's (Henry John) Life of Abp. Cranmer. 2 vols. 8vo. Lond. 1831. Todd's (Henry John) Vindication of the Character of Abp. Cranmer, and therewith the Reformation in England, against the allegations of Dr. Lingard, Dr. Milner, and Charles Butler. (Cranmer on the Sacrament. Ridley's (Gloucester) Life of Bp. N. Ridley, shewing the plan and pro- gress of the Reformation. 4to. London, MQd. Baily's (Thos.) Life and Death of John Fisher, Bishop of Rochester ; comprising the highest and hidden transactions of church and state in the reign of Henry VIII. 12mo. London, printed 1655. MODERN. 255 Strype's (John) Life and Acts of Abp. Matt. Parker. 3 vols. 8vo. Oxford, 1821. Strype's (J.) Life and Acts of Abp. E. Grindal. Svo. Oxford, 1821. Strype. — A brief and true Character of Abp. Grindal, published to rectify some errors in Strype. 8vo. London, 1713, This pamphlet is not noticed by the editors of the new edition of Strype, nor in the Biographia Britannica. Strype's (J.) Life and Acts of Abp. John Whitgift. Svo. Oxford, 1821. Strype's (J.) Life and Acts of Bp. John Aylmer. Svo. Oxford, 1821. Downes' (Sam.) Lives of the Compilers of the Liturgy. Svo. London, 1722. A Bull graunted by the Pope to Dr. Harding and other, by reconcilement and assoyling of English papists, to undermyne faith and allegeance to the Quene : with a true declaration of the intention and frutes thereof, and a warning of perils thereby immenent not to be neg- lected. Anno 1567. Ulacfe letter, small Svo. London, hxj John T)aye, . An Addition declaratorie to the BuUes; with a searching of the maze. il^Iacik letter, small Svo. London, by John Daye, . A Disclosing of the Great Bull, and certain Calves that he hath gotten, and specially the monster Bull that roared at my Lord Byshop's gate. 33latfe letter, small Svo. London, by John Daye, . Jewell's (Bp.) View of the seditious Bull sent into England from Pius Quintus, 1569. (Works, Vol. 1.) Historia aliquot nostri sseculi Martyrum [Anglise], cum pia turn lectu jucunda, nunquam antehac typis excusa [a M. Chauncey]. 4to. MogunticB, excud. F. Behem. 1550. Lives of Abp. Sancroft, Bps. Walton and Taylor. (Biography.) Walker's (John) Account of the Sufferings of the Clergy who were se- questered, &c. during the grand Rebellion, in answer to Calamy's Life of Baxter. Folio. Londoji, 1714. Bowles's (W. L.) Life of Bp. Thos. Ken, viewed in connexion with public events and the spirit of the times, political and religious, in which he lived ; including some account of the fortunes of Morley, Bishop of Winchester. 2 vols. Svo. London, 1830. Ecclesiastical Biography, or the Lives of eminent Men connected with the history of Religion in England from the commencement of the Reformation to the Revolution ; selected and illustrated with Notes by Christopher Wordsworth. 6 vols. Svo. London, 1818. Brewster's (John) Secular Essay, containing a retrospective view of events connected with the ecclesiastical liistory of England during the eighteenth century. Svo. London, 1802. Buchanan's (Claudius) Colonial Ecclesiastical Establishment ; being a brief view of the state of the Colonies of Great Britain in respect to religious instruction. Svo. London, 1813. Neal's (Daniel) History of the Puritans, or Protestant Nonconformists, from the Reformation to the death of Queen Elizabeth ; with ;in account of their principles, their attempts for a farther reformation in the church, tlii'ir siiilerings, antl the lives and characters of tlieir most considerable divines: revised, corrected, and enlarged by Josliua Toulmin. 5 vols. 8vo. ii« mentariolus. Johan. Joviani Pontani historiae Neapolitanae libri 6. Angeli Foiiticulani belli Bracciani, Aquilae gesti, fidelis narratio. Pars 4. Ferrantis Loffredi antiquitas Puteolorum descriptionibus. Sci])ionis Wazellae Puteolorum et Cumarum descrij)tio. Joan. Fr. Lombardi, eorum quae de balneis aliisque miiaculis Puteolanis scripta sunt synopsis. Antonii Ferri apparatus statuarum in destructis Cumis inventarum. Julii Ca?saris Capacii de balneis liber. Ambrosii Leonis antiquitatum nee non liistoriarum urbis ac Nolae descriptio. Hen. Brencmanni dissertationes de republica Anialphitan;!. Antonii IMazza; urbis Salemitanae liistoria et antiquitates. Mutii Phocbonii historiae Marsorum libri 3. Pars .'i. Lucii Camarraj de Teate anticjuo libri 3. yEs redivivum Canusiorum per Abbatem Damadenum. D. Pauli Antonii de Tarsia bistoriarum Cujiorsanensium libri 3. Ciabrii'lis Barrii de Calabiiaj aiitifiuitate et situ libri 5. Joan. Juvenis de anticpiitate et variii fortuna Tareutinorum libri 8. Antonii Galatei de situ Japygiw liber. Pars 6, Philiberti Pingonii Augustas Taurinorum chronica et antiquitatum inscrip- tiones. R. D. I'etri Joffrcdi Nicaea civitas sacris iiiuuiiiniMitis illustrata. Benedicti Accolti de praestantiil virorum sui aevi dialogus. Petri Azarii chronicon gestorum in l^ombardia. Fr. Andrea; Bilii historia- patria; libri '.'. 296 HISTORY. Georgii Flori de bello Italico et rebus Gallorum libri 6, Pet. Paxili Boschae de origine et statu bibliothecse Ambrosianffi libri 5. P. D. Christ. 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Zuniga's (Mart, de) Historical View of the Philippine Islands, translated by J. Maver. 2 vols. 8vo. London, 1814. Leith's (Sir G.) Short Account of the Settlement, Produce, and Com- merce of Prince of Wales's Island, in the Straits of Malacca. 8vo. London, 1805. Africa. — General History. Leonis (Joan.) Descriptio Africse. (Travels.) Leo's (J.) Geographical History of Africa; before which, out of the best ancient and modern writers, is prefixed a general description of Africa, and also a particular treatise of all maine lands and isles undescribed by Leo ; and a relation of the great princes and the manifold religions in that part of the world: translated and collected by John Pory. Folio. London, 1600. History of Africa, and all the principal Nations and States which inhabit it. (Mod. Univ. Hist. Vols. XI. and XXXVII.) MODERN. 307 History of Egypt and Abyssinia. See also page 178. 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Martin (P.), Histoire de I'Expedition Fran^aise en Egypte. 2 vols. 8vo. Paris, 1815. Mengin, Histoire de I'Egypte sous le Gouvernement de Mohammed-Aly jusqu'en 1823. Enrichi de notes par Langles et Jomard, et d'une introduction historique par Agoub. 2 vols. 8vo. Paris, 1824. Wilson's (R. T.) Moral and Physical State of Egypt. (Campaign in Egypt.) Burckhardt's (J. L.) Manners and Customs of the Modern Egyptians illustrated. (Arabic Proverbs.) Ludolfi (Jobi) Historia ^Ethiopica, sive descriptio regni Habessinorum quod vulgo mal^ Presbyteri Joannis vocatur, cum commentario. 2 vols, folio. Francf. 1681-91. Ludolphi Relatio nova de hodierno Habessinse statu, ex India nuper allata. Appendix secunda ad Historiam iEthiop., continens dissert, de locustis. Folio. Franco/. 1693-4. Brace's (James) Annals and Natural History of Abyssinia. (Travels.) 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Bibliotheca Graeca ; sive, Notitia Scriptorum veterum Graecorum, quorumcumque monumenta Integra aut fragmenta edita extant ; turn plerorumque e MSS. ac deperditis. Curante G. C. Harles ; accedunt B. J. A. Fabricii et C. A. Heumanni supplementa inedita. 12 vols. 4to. Hamburgi, 1790-1809. Fabricii (J. A.) Bibliotheca Latina, nunc melius dilecta, rectiils digesta, et aucta diligentia J, A. Ernesti. 3 vols. 8vo. Lipsice, 1773-4. Anonymous and Pseudonymous Works. [Baillet (Ad.)], Auteurs deguisez sous des noms etrangers, empruntez, supposez, feints a plaisir, chiffrez, renversez, retournez, ou changez d'une langue en une autre. Small Svo. Paris, 1690. Barbier (Ant. Alex.), Dictionnaire des Ouvrages Anonymes et Pseudo- nymes, composes, traduits, ou publics en Fran^ais ; avec les noms des auteurs, traducteurs, et editeurs. 4 vols. Svo. Paris, 1806. On Libraries, and their Arrangement. Petit-Radel (L. C. F.), Recherches sur les Bibliotheques, anciennes et modernes, jusqu'a la fondation de la Bibliotheque Mazarine, et sur les causes qui ont favoriser I'accroissement du nombre des livres. Svo. Paris, 1819. [Home's (T. H.)] Outlines of the Classification of a Library submitted to the Trustees of the British Museum [as a plan for the new catalogue of that collection]. 4to. London {not published), \9)25. Catalogues of Public and Private Libraries. Hunter's (Joseph) Catalogue of the Library of Bretton, in Yorkshire ; and notices of the Hbraries belonging to other religious houses. Small 4to. London, 1831. Catalogue of the MSS. in the Cottonian Library, deposited in the British Museum; by J. Planta. Folio. London, 1802. Catalogue of the Harleian MSS. in the British Museum [edited by R. Nares and H. Ellis] ; with Indexes of persons, places, and matters [by T. H. Home]. 4 vols in two, folio. London, 1808-12. Catalogue of the Lansdowne MSS. in the British Museum ; with Indexes of persons, places, and matters. 2 vols, folio. \^London'\, 1812. Catalogue of the Library [MS. and printed] belonging to the Faculty of Advocates, Edinburgh [by Thomas Ruddiman, W. Goodall, Alex. Brown, &c.] 3 vols, folio. Edin. 1742-1807. Catalogue of the Library of the Royal Institution, including a complete list of all the Greek writers, by Dr. Charles Burney ; methodically arranged, with an alphabetical index by W. Harris. Royal 8vo. London, 1821. Catalogue of the Library of the London Institution, by Wm. Upcott. Svo. London, 1813. Catalogue of Sanscrit MSS. presented to the Royal Society by Sir W. and Lady Jones. (Jones's Works, Vol. VI.) Bibliotheca Chethamensis ; sive Bibliothecoe Publicac Mancuniensis (Manchester) Catalogus; contexuit, indices adjecit, atque edidit G. P. Greswell. 3 vols. Svo. Mancunii, 1791-1826. Y V 346 LITERATURE. Account and Extracts of the Manuscripts in the Library of the King of France, translated. 2 vols. 8vo. London, 1789. Harris (James) on the Arabic MSS., and those of Livy, in the Escurial; and of the MSS. of Cebes in the King of France's library. (Works, Vol. IL) Delandine (Ant. Fr.), Manuscrits de la Bibliotheque de Lyon, ou notices sur leur anciennete, leurs auteurs, &c., precedees d'une histoire des anciennes bibliotheques de Lyon. 3 vols. Bvo. Paris, 1789. Stewart's (C. J.) Descriptive Catalogue of the Oriental Library of the late Tippoo, Sultan of Mysore. 4to. Camir. 1809. Pettigrew's (T. J.) Bibliotheca Sussexiana ; a descriptive catalogue, ac- companied by historical and biographical notices, of the MSS. and printed books contained in the library of his Royal Highness the Duke of Sussex, in Kensington Palace. Vol. L Parts L and \l. Imperial 8vo. Lond. 1827. Dibdin's (T. F.) Bibliotheca Spenceriana ; or, a descriptive catalogue of the books printed in the 15th century, and of many valuable first editions in the library of Earl Spencer. — JEdes Althorpianse, or an account of the mansion, books, and pictures at Althorp. — Supple- ment to the Bibliotheca. 7 vols, in 6, impl. 8vo. Lond. 1814-22. [Revicksky (Count Charles)], Catalogue de mes Livres ; avec des remarques tirees de difterens ouvrages bibliographiques, souvent eclaircies, quelquefois redressees. 8vo. Berolini, 1784. This collection now forms part of Earl Spencer's. Catalogus Librorum qui in Bibliotheca Blandfordiense reperiuntur 1812. 4to. Bibliotheca Parriana ; a catalogue of the library of the late Samuel Parr. 8vo. London, 1827. Thoresby's Catalogue of the MSS. and various editions of the Bible in his Museum. (Whitaker's Leeds.) Bunau (le Comte) Catalogus Bibliothecse Bunavianse, edente J. M. Franckio. Vols. I. to 111. in 4 vols. 4to. all published. LipsicB, 1750-55. Crevenna (A. B.), Catalogue des Livres de sa Bibliotheque. 5 vols, in 3, 8vo. with the prices. Amst. 1789. Mac Carthy (le Comte), Catalogue des Livres de sa Bibliotheque, par G. de Bure. 2 vols. 8vo. Paris, 1815. Renouard (Ant. Aug.), Catalogue de la Bibliotheque d'un Amateur ; avec des notes bibliographiques, &c. 4 vols. 8vo. Paris, 1819. Santander (C. de la Serna), Catalogue de ses Livres, redige par lui-meme; avec des notes bibliographiques et litteraires, et un supplement. 5 vols. 8vo. Bruxelles, 1803. Askew (Ant.) Catalogus Librorum rarissiraorum ; with prices. Bvo. large paper. London, \115. Beauclerk (Topham), Catalogue of his Library, by S. Paterson. Both Parts, with prices. 8vo. London, 1781. Bindley (James), Catalogue of his Library. 4 parts, Bvo. Lond. 1820. Bridges (John) Catalogus Librorum. Bvo. large paper. London, 1725. LITERATURE. 347 Crofts (Catalogue of the Library of T.), by S. Paterson. 8vo. large paper, with prices. London, 1783. 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Parkhurst's (John) Greek and English Lexicon to the New Testament; with the more valuable parts of the works of later writers, by Hugh James Rose : to which is added a plain and easy Greek grammar. 8vo. London, 1829. Walker's (John) Key to the Classical Pronunciation of Greek and Latin Proper Names ; with a complete vocabulary of Scripture proper names. 8vo. London, 1798. Robertson's (H.) Grammar of the Modern Greek Language, with extracts from Romaic Authors. 12mo. London, 1818. Lowndes' (T.) Lexicon of the Modern Greek and English Languages. 2vols. 8vo. Corfu, n21. Meursii (Joan.) Glossarium Graeco-Barbarum. 4to. Lugd. Bat. ap. Elzev. 1614. Leake's (W. Martin) Researches in Greece, being remarks on the modern Greek dialect, the Albanian, Wallachian, and Bulgarian languages. 4to. London, 1814. LATIN LANGUAGE. Milton's (John) Accidence, supplied with sufficient rules for the use of such as are desirous without more trouble tlian needs to acquire the Latin tongue. (Prose Works, 4to. Vol. I. and 8vo. Vol. III.) Ascham's (Roger) Schoolmaster ; or, a plain and perfect way of teaching children to imderstand, write, and speak the Latin tongue : with notes by J. Upton. (Works.) 352 LITERATURE. Scheller's (I. J. G.) copious Latin Grammar, translated from the German, •with alterations, notes, and additions, by Geo, Walker. 2 vols. 8vo. London, 1825. Doleti (Steph.) Commentarii Linguae Latinse. 2 vols, folio. Lugd. ap. Seb. Grijphium, 1536-38. Forcellini (vEgidii) totius Latinitatis Lexicon, consilio et cura J. Facciolati. 4 vols, in 2, folio, large paper. Patavii, 1771. Gesneri (Jo. Math.) Novus Linguae et Eruditionis Romanse Thesaurus, post R. Stephani et aliorum curas digestus, locupletatus, emendatus. 4 vols, in 2, folio. Lipsice, 1749. Ainsworth's (R.) Latin and English Dictionary, improved by T. Morell, with considerable additions by R. Carey. 4to. London, 1823. Nizolii (Marii) Lexicon Ciceronianum, ex recensione Alex. Scoti. Acce- dunt phrases et formulae linguae Latinse, ex commentariis S. Doleti. 3 vols. 8vo. London, 1820. Hill's (John) Synonyms of the Latin Language, with dissertations on its prepositions, 4to. Edinburgh, 1804. Dufresne (Car.) Dom. du Cange Glossarium ad Scriptores Mediae et Infimae Latinitatis. Editio locupletior et auctior, et studio Mona- chorum Ordinis S. Benedicti. 6 vols, folio. Parisiis, 1733-36. Spelmanni (Hen.) Glossarium Archaiologicum ; continens Latino-barbara, peregrina, obsoleta, et novatae significationis vocabula, scholiis et commentariis illustrata. Folio. London, 1687. ANGLO-SAXON LANGUAGE. Brown (Sir T.), of Languages, and particularly of the Saxon Tongue. (Works.) Turner (S.) on the Anglo-Saxon Language. (Anglo-Saxon History.) Ingram's Anglo-Saxon Grammar. (Chronicle.) Elstob's (Eliz.) Rudiments of Grammar for the English-Saxon Tongue. 4to. London, 1715. Thwaites (Ed.) Grammatica Anglo-Saxonica, ex Hickesiano Ling, Sep- tent, excerpta, 8vo, Oxonice, 1711, Hickesii (Geo,) Institutiones Grammaticae Anglo-Saxonicae et Moeso- Gothicae, (Thesaurus, Vol, I, Part I,) Somneri(Gul.) Dictionarium Saxonico-Latino-Anglicum: accessit iElfricii Abbatis Grammatica Latino-Saxonica, cum Glossario suo. Folio. Oxonii, 1659. Junii (Fr.) Etymologicon Anglicanum, permultis auctum, edidit E. Lye, praemit. grammatica Anglo-Saxonica, et vita auctoris. Folio, large paper. Oxonii, 1743. Gibsoni (Ed.) Regulae ad investigandas Nominum Locorum Origines. (Chronicon Saxonicum.) ENGLISH LANGUAGE, INCLUDING PROVINCIAL DIALECTS AND LOfVLAJVD SCO Tea. Booth's (David) Introduction to an Analytical Dictionary of the English Language. 8vo. I^ondon, 1814. Jodrell's (R. P.) Philology of the English Language. 4to. Lond. 1820. LITERATURE. 353 Richardson's (Ch.) Illustrations of English Philology; containing a critical examination of Johnson's Dictionary. 4to. Lond. 1815. Maittaire's (Mich.) English Grammar ; or, an essay on the art of gram- mar applied to the English tongue. 8vo. London, 1712. Murray's (Lindley) English Grammar, with exercises and key. 2 vols. 8vo. York, 1809. Kersey's (John) Dictionarium Anglo-Britannicum ; or, a general English Dictionary. 8vo. London, 1715. Ash's (John) Dictionary of the English Language. 2 vols. 8vo. Lond. 1775. Johnson's (Sam.) Dictionary of the English Language ; together with a history of the language, and an English grammar. With numerous corrections and additions by H. J.Todd. 5 vols. 4to. Lond. 1818. Booth's (David) Analytical Dictionary of the English Language. 4to. London, 1822-24. Crabb's (Geo.) English Synonymes explained ; with copious illustrations and examples. 8vo. London, 1816. Jones's (Stephen) ;Sheridan improved ; a dictionary of the English lan- guage. 8vo. London, 1804. Walker's (John) Critical Pronouncing Dictionary, and Expositor of the English language. 4to. London, 1806. Murdoch's (John) Dictionary of Distinctions in the Sound of Words. 8vo. London, 1811. Boucher's (J.) Glossary of Archaic and Provincial Words ; edited by J. Hunter and J. Stevenson. 4to. London, 1832. Nares' (Robt.) Glossary ; or, collection of words, phrases, and names, allusions to customs, proverbs, &c. in the works of English authors, particularly Shakespeare and his contemporaries. 4to. Zone?. 1822. Toone's (William) Glossary and Etymological Dictionary of Obsolete and Uncommon Words, Antiquated Phrases, Proverbial Expressions, &c. 12mo. London, 1832. Grose's (Francis) Classical Dictionary of the Vulgar Tongue. Bvo. London, 1796. Grose's (F.) Provincial Glossary, with a Collection of Local Proverbs and Popular Superstitions. 8vo. London, 1787. Grose's Provincial Glossary (Supplement to). (Pegge's Anecdotes.) Ray's (John) Collection of English Words not generally used, proper to the Northern and Southern Counties. (Ray's Proverbs.) [Pegge's (Sam.)] Anecdotes of the English Language, chiefly regarding the local dialect of London and its environs. 8vo. London, 1814. Wilbraham's (Roger) Attempt at a Glossary of some Words used in Cheshire. Small 8vo. London, 1826. Forby's (Robert) Vocabulary of East Anglia ; an attempt to record the Vulgar Tongue of the twin sister counties of Norfolk and Suffolk, as it existed in the last twenty years of the 18th century, and still exists. Edited by (i. Turner. 2 vols. 8vo. London, 1830. Brockett's (J. T.) Glossary of North Country Words iu use, with their etymology and affinity to other languages ; and occasional notices of local customs and popiilar superstitions. Small 8vo. London, 1829. 7. ■/. 354 LITERATURE. Hunter (Joseph), the Hallamshire Glossary. Small 8vo. Lond. 1829. [Carr's (William)] Horse Momenta Cravense ; or, the Craven dialect exemplified in two dialogues between farmer Giles and his neighbour Bridget: to which is annexed a copious glossary. Svo. Lond. 1824. Works of Tim Bobbin ; containing his view of the Lancashire dialect, a glossary of Lancashire words and phrases. 12mo. Manchester, 1793. Jamieson's (John) Etymological Dictionary of the Scottish Language, illustrated with examples from ancient and modern writers. To which is prefixed, a dissertation on the origin of the Scottish lan- guage. With the Supplement. 4 vols. 4to. Edinburgh, IS08-25. CELTIC, INCLUDING CORNISH, WELSH, GAELIC, AND IRISH. Bullet (J. B.), Memoires sur la Langue Celtique; contenant I'histoire de cette langue, une description etymologique des villes, rivieres, &c. et un dictionnaire Celtique. 3 vols, folio, large paper. Besangon, 1754-60. Manoir's (Julian) Armoric Grammar and Vocabulary, translated from the French by M. Williams. (Lhuyd's Archseologia.) Lhuyd's (Edward) Archseologia Britannica, giving some account of the languages of the original inhabitants of Great Britain. Vol. I. (all published). Folio. Oxford, 1707. Lhuyd's (E.) Comparative Etymology and Vocabulary of the original Languages of Britain and Ireland. (Archseologia.) Parry's (David) British Etymologicon ; or, the Welsh collated with the Greek, Latin, and some other European languages. (Lhuyd's Archseol.) Richards' (Thos.) British or Welsh-English Dictionary ; with a compen- dious Welsh grammar, and a collection of proverbs. 8vo. Dolgelly, 1815. Owen's (Wm.) Welsh and English Dictionary. 2 vols. 8vo. London, 1793. Lhuyd's (E.) Cornish Grammar. (Archseologia.) Borlase's (William) Vocabulary of the Cornu-British Language. (Hist. of Cornwall.) Armstrong's (R. A.) Gaelic and English Dictionary ; Avith an appendix of ancient names : to which is prefixed, a new Gaelic grammar. 4to. London, 1825. Brief Introduction to the Irish, or ancient Scottish, Language, out of Molloy's Grammar. (Lhuyd's Archseologia.) Marcel (J. J.), Alphabet Irlandais, precede d'une notice historique, litte- raire, et typographique. 4to. P«m, 1804. Vallancev's (Charles) Grammar of the Iberno-Celtic, or Irish Language. 4to. ^Dublin, 1773. Lhuyd's (E.) Irish-English Dictionary. (Archseologia.) M'Curtin's (James) English-Irish Dictionary. 4to. Paris, 1732. FRENCH LANGUAGE. Dissertation sur I'Origine de la Langue Franqoise, sur ses Variations et sur ses Richesses ; avec un projet de dictionnaire etymologique. (Barbazan, Fabliaux.) LITERATURE. 355 Roquefort (J. B. B.), Glossaire de la Langue Romane ; precede d'un discours sur I'origine, les progres, et les variations de la langue Fran- ^oise. 2 vols. 8vo. Paris, 1808. Lacombe (M.), Dictionnaire du Vieux Langage Francois, necessaire pour I'intelligence des loix d'Angleterre, depuis Guillaume II jusqu'^ Edouard III, &c. 8vo. Paris, 1766. Wodroephe's (John) Grammar of the French Language. Folio. Lond. 1616. Du Vivier (C. P.), Grammaire des Grammaires, ou analyse raisonnee des meilleurs traites sur la langue Fran^oise. 2 vols. 8vo. Paris, 1827. Cotgrave's (Randle) French-English Dictionary, and Robt. Sherwood's English-French Dictionary; with additions by James Howell. Folio. London, 1650. Dictionnaire de 1' Academic Fran^oise [la derni^re edition publiee par I'Academie elle-meme]. 2 vols, folio. Paris, 1762. Dictionnaire de I'Academie Fran^oise, augmente de plus de 20,000 articles [par Lavaux]. 2 vols. 4to. Paris, 1802. Dictionnaire de I'Academie Fran^oise (Supplement au), contenant les termes appropries aux arts et aux sciences, et les mots nouveaux consacres par I'usage. 4to. Paris, 1824. Chambaud (Louis), Dictionnaire Fran^ois-Anglois et Anglois-Fran^ois, par J. Th. Des Carrieres. 2 vols. 4to. Londoti, 1805. Guizot, Dictionnaire Universel des Synonymes de la Langue Fran^oise. 2 vols. 8vo. Paris, 1829. Planche, Dictionnaire Fran^oise de la Langue Oratoire et Poetique, suivi d'un vocabulaire de tons les mots qui appartiennent au langage vulgaire. 3 vols. 8vo. Paris, 1819-22. Le Roux (P. J.), Dictionnaire Comique, Satirique, Critique, Burlesque, Libre, et Proverbial. 2 vols. 8vo. Pampelime [Paris], 1786. Dictionnaire Languedocien Fran9ais. 2 vols. 8vo. Nismes, 1785. ITALIAN LANGUAGE. Veneroni (J.), le Maitre Italien ; ou, la Grammaire Fran(^oise et Italienne, revu sur les editions par Minagio, Placardi, et Rastilli. 8vo. Lyon, 1789. Barberi, Grammaire des Grammaires Italiennes, ou cours complet de la langue Italienne. 2 vols. 8vo. Paris, 1819. Florio's (John) Worlde of Wordes ; or, most copious and exact Dic- tionarie in Italian and English. Folio. London, hy Arnold Hat- field, 1598. Vocabolario degli Accademici della Crusca, quarta impressione. 6 vols. in 5, folio. Firenze, 1729-38. Vocabolario. — Giunta de' Vocabuli raccolti dalle Opere degli Autori ap- provati dall' Acad, della Crusca, apposta nell' cdizione Napolitana. Folio. Najjoli, 1751. Baretti's (Jos.) Dictionary of the Italian and English Languages ; with a grammar prefixed. 2 vols. 8vo. London, \S24. Capcllo (L.), Comte dc San Franco, Dictionnaire Picmontais-FranCj-ais. 2 vols. 8vo. Turin, 1814. 356 LITERATURE. SPANISH AND PORTUGUESE LANGUAGES. Fernandez (Don Felipe), Practical Grammar of the Spanish Language. 8vo. London, 1808. Orozco (Sebast. Cobarruvias) Tesoro della Lingua Castellana, o Espauola. Folio. En Madrid, 1611. Diccionario de la Lengua Castellana, compuesto par la Real Academia Espauola, reducido a uno tomo. 4to. Madrid, 1823. Connelly (F. Thomas) and Thos. Higgins's Dictionary of the Spanish and English Languages. 4 vols. 4to. Madrid, 1797-8. Neuman and Baretti's Dictionary of the Spanish and English Languages. 2 vols. 8vo. London, 1823. Vieyra's (Ant.) Portuguese Grammar. 8vo. London, 1820. Vieyra's (Ant.) Dictionary of the Portuguese and English Languages. 2 vols. 4to. London, 1773. DUTCH LANGUAGE. Van der Pyl's (R.) Practical Grammar of the Dutch Language. 8vo Rotterdam, 1819. Sewell's (W.) Dictionary of the Dutch and English Languages. 2 vols. 4to. Amsterdam, 1766. GERMAN LANGUAGE. Killiani Dufflsei (C.) Etymologicum Teutonicse Linguae, sive Dictiona- rium Teutonico-Latinum ; curante G. Hasselto. 2 vols. 4to. Traj. 1777. Hickesii (Geo.) Institutiones Grammaticae Franco-Theotiscse. (The- saurus, Vol. L, Part II.) Glossarium ad Scriptores Linguae Francicse et Alemanicse Veteris [sive Teutonico-Latinge], cum prsefatione de origine et const, linguae Alemanicee J. Schilteri. (Schilteri Thes. Antiq. Vol. III.) Becker's (C. F.) Grammar of the German Language, 8vo. Lond. 1830. Kuttner (C. G.) and M. Nicholson's Dictionary of the German Lan- guage, according to that of J. C. Adelung. 3 vols. roy. 8vo. Leip- sic, 1805-13. Poetevin (E. L.), Dictionnaire Suisse-Fran^ais-Allemand. 2 vols. 4to. Basle, 1754. Bowring (J.) on the Language of Hungary and Transylvania. (Poetry of the Magyars.) NORTHERN LANGUAGES, ANCIENT AND MODERN. Hickesii (Georgii) Antiques Literaturse Septentrionalis Libri Duo; Lin- guarum Vet. Septentrionalium Thesaurum Grammatico-Criticum et Archaeologicum ; ejusdem de Antiquae Literatures Septent. Utilitate Dissertationem epistolarem; et A. Fountaine Numismata Saxonica et Dano-Saxonica, complectentes. 2 vols, folio, large paper, ruled with red lines. Oxonice, e Theatro Sheldoniano, 1705. Wotton's (W.) View of Hickes's Archaeological Treasure of the Ancient Northern Languages, translated, v/ith notes, by M. Shelton. 4to. large paper. London, 1735. LITERATURE. 357 Ihre (Jo.) Glossarium Suio-gothicum, in quo hodierno usu frequentia vocabula explicantur, et ex dialectis cognatis origines illustrantur. 2 vols, in one, folio. Upsalice, 1769. Jamieson's (John) Hermes Scythicus ; or, the radical affinity of the Greek and Latin Languages to the Gothic illustrated ; with a dissertation on the historical proofs of the Scythian origin of the Greeks. 8vo. Edinburgh, 1814. Lye (E.) Grammatica Gothica. (Evangelia Gothica.) Glossarium Eddee Ssemundinae. (Edda, Mythology.) Jonse (Runalphi) Grammaticee Islandicse Rudimenta et Dictionariolum Islandico-Latinum ; cum G. Hickesii additamentis auctaet illustrata. (Hickesii Thesaurus, Vol. L, Part III.) Haldersonii (B.) Lexicon Islandico- Latino -Danicum, ex MSS. Legati Arnse-Magnseani, cura R. K. Raskii editum ; prsefatus est P. E. Mliller. 4to. Haimice, 1814. Egede (Pauli) Grammatica Groenlandico-Danico-Latina. 8vo. Hau- nice, 1760. Egede (P.) Dictionarium Groenlandico-Danico-Latinum. 8vo. Hau- nicB, 1750. Lindahl (Erici) et Joh. Ohrling Lexicon Lapponicum ; cum interp. vo- cab. Sueco-Latina et Indice Suecano-Lapponico, illust. preefatione Joa. Ihre, nee non auctum Grammatica Lapponica. 4to. Holmice, 1780. Grammaire Polonaise et Fran^oise. 8vo. Breslau, 1803. Heard's (James) Practical Grammar of the Russian Language ; with exercises, key, vocabulary, and reading lessons. 2 vols. 12mo. Petersburg, 1827. Dictionnaire Russe-Allemand-Fran^ois. 2 vols. 8vo. Petersbourg, 1816. Brunnmark's (Gust.) Introduction to Swedish Grammar, by Wahlin. 12mo. London, 1825. Brisman (Sven.) Svensk och Engeliskt Hand-Lexicon. 4to. Upsalia, 1801. Raske's (Eras.) Grammar of the Danish Language. 12mo. Cojienhagen, 1830. Bay's (C. F.) Danish and English Dictionary. 2 vols. 8vo. Copen- hagen, 1824. AFRICAN AND AMERICAN LANGUAGES. Salt's (Henry) Vocabularies of the Dialects of the different Nations of the Coast of Africa, from Mosambique to the borders of Egypt. (Abys- sinia.) Drury's (Rob.) Vocabulary of the Madagascar Language. (Adventures.) Jackson on the Languages of Africa. (Morocco.) Adair's Vocabulary of American Indian Language. (American Indians.) Heriot's Vocabulary of the Algonquin Tongue. (Travels in America.) Grammar and Vocabulary of the Language of the Natives of the Tonga Islands. (Mariner's Tonga Islands, Vol. II.) 358 LITERATURE. Criticism. *,* See also Literary History, and under the respective authors subjects of criticism. (Classics). Atheneii Deipnasophistse, Aulii Gelii Noctes Atticse, Hierocles in Aurea Carmina Pythagorse, Macrobius in Somnium Scipionis, &c. Coleridge's (H. N.) Introduction to the Study of the Greek Classics [containing Homer]. Small 8vo. London, 1830. Holdsworth's (Edw.) Remarks and Dissertations on Virgil ; with other classical observations. Published, with notes and additional re- marks, by Mr. Spence. 4to. London, 1768. Luzac (Jo.) Lectiones Atticse ; de Aiyccjulx Socratis Dissertatio : edidit et prsefatus est J. O. Sluiter. 4to. Lugd Bat. 1809. Porsoni (Ric.) Adversaria ; notas et emendationes in poetas Grsecos ex schedis MSS. deprompserunt J. H. Monk et C. J. Blomfield. 8vo. Cantabr. 1812. Ruhnkenii (Dav.) Opuscula ; prsefationem et indices addidit Th. Kidd. 8vo. Lo7idon, 1807. Sluiter (J. O.) Lectiones Andocidese ; interjectse sunt L. C. Valckenserii et J. 0. Luzacii animadversiones. 8vo. Lugd. Bat. 1804. Blount (T. P.) Censura celebrium Authorum ; sive, tractatus, in quo varia virorum doctorum de clarissimis cujusque sseculi scriptoribus judicia traduntur. Folio. Londini, 1690. Kames' (Henry Home, Lord) Elements of Criticism. 2 vols. 8vo. Lon- don, 1805. Pope's (Alex.) Essay on Criticism. (Works, Vol. I.) Beattie's (James) Essays on Poetry and Music, as they affect the mind; on Laughter and Ludicrous Composition ; and on tlie Utility of Classical Learning. 8vo. Edin. 1788. Burnett's (Geo.) Specimens of English Prose Writers to the close of the 17th century ; with biographical and literary sketches, including an account of books as well as of their authors. 3 vols. 8vo. Lon- don, 1807. Drake's (N.) Biographical, Critical, and Historical Illustrations of the British Classics. (B. Classics.) Goldsmith's (O.) Prefaces and Criticisms. (Works, Vol. II.) Gray's (Thos.)'Extracts, Philological, Poetical, and Critical, selected and arranged from his original MSS., by Matthias. (Works, Vol. II.) Hall's (Robt.) Reviews and Miscellaneous Pieces. (Works, Vol. IV.) Harris's (James) Three Treatises : — Art ; Music, Painring, and Poetry ; and Happiness : and Philosophical Arrangements. (Works, Vol. I.) Johnson's (Dr. Sam.) Philological Tracts. (Works, Vol. II.) [Jortin (John)] Miscellaneous Observations upon Authors, ancient and modern. 2 vols. 8vo. London, 1731. Longinus on the Sublime. (Classics.) LITERATURE. 359 Boileau, Traite de Sublime. (CEuvres, Vol. III.) Burke's (Edmund) Philosophical Inquiry into the Origin of our Ideas of the Sublime and Beautiful ; with an introductory discourse concern- ing Taste. (Works, Vol. I.) Knight's (Rd. Payne) Analytical Inquiry into the Principles of Taste. 8vo. London, 1808. Hume (D.) on the Standard of Taste. (Essays, Vol. I.) Alison's (Arch.) Essays on the Nature and Principles of Taste. 2 vols. 8vo. Edin. 1811. [D'Israeli's (I.)] Essays on the Sources of the Pleasures derived from Literary Compositions. 8vo. London, 1809. Young's (Ed.) Conjectures on Original Composition. (Works, Vol. V.) [Tytler's (A. F.)] Essay on the Principles of Translation. 8vo. Lon- don, 1813. Rhetoric and Oratory. Aristotelis Ars Rhetorica. (Opera, Vol. II., Classics.) Cicero de Rhetorica, ^ /PI V ^ Cicero de Oratore et claris Oratoribus. J ^ '' Quintilian de Institutione Oratorise. (Classics.) Campbell's (Geo.) Philosophy of Rhetoric. 2 vols. 8vo. Lond. 1815. Blair's (Hugh) Lectures on Rhetoric. (Polite Literature.) Miltoni (Jo.) Prolusiones Oratorise. (Prose Works, 4to. Vol. II. ; 8vo. Vol. VI.) Witherspoon's (John) Lectures on Eloquence. (Works, Vol. VII.) Ciceronis Demosthenis Isocratis Quintiliani Senecse Rhetorum antiquorum selcctorum Orations of Arsanes against Philip, the trecherons Kyng of Macedon ; and of the Embassadors of Venice against the Prince that, under crafty league with Scanderbeg, layd snares for Christendome ; and of Scanderbeg prayeng ayde of Christian princes agaynst perjurous, murderyng Mahomet. 9l3lacfe lettct, small 8vo. London, by John Daye, Tresor de tous les Livres d'Amadis de Gaule ; contenant les plus belles harangues faictes aux roys, epistres, concions, lettres missives, &c. pour I'instruction de la noblesse de France 'A. bien haranguer et escrire lettres missives. 1 vol. in 2, 18mo. a Paris, 1573. Poetry. On the Art of Poetry. Aristotelis de Arte Poetica. (Op. Vol. II., Classics.) Horatii Ars Poetica; with notes and critical dissertations by Bp. Hurd. (Hurd's Works, Vols. I. and II.) > Orationes. (Classics.) 360 LITERATURE. Metastasio, Estratti dell' Arte Poetica d' Aristotile e di Q. Orazio Flacco, con considerazioni sur le medisima. (Opere, Vol. XII.) Beattie (James) on Poetry and Music. (Criticism.) Dryden's (John) Art of Poetry. (Works, Vol. XV.) Harris (James) on Poetry. (Works, Vol. I.) Hurdis's (James) Lectures ; shewing the several sources of that pleasure which the mind receives from poetry. 4to. Bishopstone, Sussex, at the Author's oxon Press, 1797. Ritson (Joseph) on Romance and Minstrelsy. (Metrical Romances.) Boileau, I'Art Poetique. (O^uvres, Vol. II.) Fabre-d'Olivet, Discours sur I'Essence et la Forme de la Poesie. (Pythagoras, Classics.) Greek Poets. Gnomici Poetse Graecse. Poetse Graeci Principes, Stephani. Miscellanea Grsecorum Carmina, Maittaire. Analecta Grsecorum Poetarum Vet., Brunck Anacreon. Apollonius Rhodius. ■ Aratus. Bion. Callimachus, Hesiodus. Homerus. Heraclidis Allegorise. (Classics.) Lycophron. ^ Moschus. Musseus. Oppianus. Orpheus. Pindarus. Quintus Smyrnseus. Theocritus. ^ (Classics.) Chants Populaires de la Grece Moderne, recueillis et publies, avec une traduction Fran^aise, des eclaircissements et des notes, par C. Fauriel. 2 vols. 8vo. Paris, 1824. Latin Poets. Baker Medulla Poet. Rom. Opera et Fragmenta Vet. Poet. Lat., Maittaire Poetse Latini Minores, Burmanni : Ausonius. Phsedrus. .} (Classics.) ■^ Catullus. Claudianus. Horatius. Juvenalis. Lucretius. Martialis. Ovidius. Persius. P roper tius. Prudentius. Silius Italicus. Statins. TibuUus. Virgilius. Valerius Flaccus. (Classics.) ; Musarum Anglicanum Analecta, sive poemata qusedam melioris notae sen hacteni^s inedita, seu sparsim edita. 2 vols. Svo. large paper. Oxonii, 1699. LITERATURE. 361 Musarum Anglicanarum Analecta. 3 vols. 12mo. Lond. 1721, ct Oxon. 1717. Musae Etonensis sive Poemata. 2 vols. 12mo. Londini, 1755. Delitise Poetarum Scotorura hujus sevi illustrium, Art. Jonstono collectore. 2 vols. 12mo. Avistelodami, 1637. Selecta Poemata Italoriim qui Latine scripserunt, iterum in lucem data, una cum aliorum Italorum operibus, accurante Alex. Pope. 2 vols, small 8vo. Londini, 1740. Delitise C. Poetarum Gallorum, collectore Ranutio Gherio [J. Grutero]. 3 vols. 12mo. Francofurti, 1609. Delitise Poetarum Germannorum, collectore A. [Antwerpiano] F[ilio] G[uil.] G[rutero]. 6 vols. 12mo. Francofurti, 1612. Delitise Poetarum Belgicorum, collectore G. Grutero. 4 vols. 12mo. Francofurti, 1614. Delitise Poetarum Hungaricorum, a J. P. Pera. 12mo. Francofurti, 1619. Delitise quorumdam Poetarum Danorum, collectore F. Rostgaard. 2 vols, 12mo. Lugduni Bat. 1693. Poetarum Polonorum Carmina Pastoralia, ex Bib. Zalusciana iterum edita. 8vo. Altenburgi, 1779. Carminum rariorum Maccaronicorum Delectus in usum ludorum AppoH- narium. 8vo. Edinb. 1801. Parseneses Antiquse Germannicse Tyrolis Regis Scotorum ad Filium Fride- brantum ; ut et Winsbeckii ad Filium et Winsbeckise ad Filiam ab hinc annos D et quod excurrit, scriptse : cum notis edidit M. H. Goldastiis; ac notis J. G. Scherzii. (Schilteri Thes.) Addison (Jos,) Poemata. (Works, Vol. I. 8vo,, and Vol, I. 4to.) Crashaw (Rich.) Poemata et Epigrammata. Small 8vo. Cantab. 1670. Heinsii (Nic.) Poemata : accedunt Jo, Rutgersii quse quidem colligi potuerunt. 32mo. Lugd. Bat. ex offi. Elzev. 1653. Johnsoni (Sara.) Poemata. (Works, Vol, I.) Lelandi (J.) Genethliacon illust. Edvpardi Principis Cambrioe. Londini, 1543. (Itinerarium, Vol, IX,) Lelandi Cygnea Cantio, cum comment,, &c. Londiyii, 1545. (Itinera- rium, Vol. IX.) Kinschottii (Casparis) Poemata, omnia ex chirographo auctoris diligentcr edita [a J. Gronovio], Small 8vo. Three portraits of Kinschotius, by Hollar, in various states. Hagcs Comitis, 1685. Markham (Rev. Guil.) Carmina Quadragesimalia, &c, ; edente Rev. F. Wrangham. 4to. Privately priiitcd, 1820, More (Sir T.) Poemata, (Life by Cowley.) Murphy (A.) Poemata. (Works, Vol. VII.) Owen's (John) Latin Epigrams, rendered into English by Th. Harvey. The three books in one vol. 12mo, London, 1677, Sarbievii (Mat. Casimeri) Carmina ; studiis Soc. Biponti. Svo. Argent. 1803. Seldeni (Jo.) Poemata, Gr. et Lat. (Opera, Vol. II.) 3 .V 362 LITERATURE. English Poetry. HISTORY OF AND DISSERTATIONS ON ENGLISH POETRY. Warton's (Thomas) History of English Poetry, from the close of the 11th to the commencement of the 18th century; to which are added, dissertations on the origin of romantic fiction in Europe, the intro- duction of learning into England, and on the Gesta Romanorum : with numerous additional notes by the late Mr. Ritson and Dr. Ashby, Mr. Dance, Mr. Park, and other eminent antiquaries ; and a preface by the editor. 4 vols. 8vo. London, 1824. Gray's (Thos.) Collections for a History of English Poetry. (Works by Mathias, Vol. II.) Phillips's (Edward) Theatrum Poetarum Anglicorum ; containing the names and characters of all the English poets, from the reign of Henry III. to the close of the reign of Elizabeth ; enlarged with ad- ditions to every article [by Sir Egerton Brydges]. 8vo. Canter- bury, 1800. Sidney's (Sir P.) Defence of English Poesie. (Misc. Works.) Ancient Critical Essays upon English Poets and Poesy, edited by Joseph Haslewood. 2 vols. 4to. London, 1815. Viz. The Arte of English Poesie, by Geo. Puttenham. Certayne Notes of Instruction concerning the Making of Verse or Rhyme in English, by Geo. Gascoigne. A Discourse of English Poetrie, by William Webbe. A Treatis of the Airt of Scottis Poesie, by King James II. An Apologie of Poetrie, by Sir John Harrington. A Comparative Discourse of our English Poets with the Greek, Latin, and Italian poets, by Francis Meres. Observations on the Art of English Poesie, by Thomas Campion. A Defense of Rhyme, by Samuel Daniel. Hypercritica, by Edward Bolton. Three proper and wittie familiar Letters, lately passed between two universitie men, Edmund Spenser and Gabriel Harvey. Two other very commendable Letters of the same men's writing. Nott's (G. F) Dissertation on the state of English Poetry before the sixteenth century. (Surrey and Wyat's Works, Vol. I.) CoUyer's (J. P.) Poetical Decameron ; or, ten days' conversations on English poets and poetry, particularly of the reigns of Elizabeth and James I. 2 vols. 8vo. Edinburgh, 1820. Neve's (Philip) Cursory Remarks on some of the ancient English Poets, particularly Milton. 8vo. London, printed for presents only, 1789. Conybeare's (J. J.) Illustrations of Anglo-Saxon Poetry ; edited, with additional notes and introductory notices, by W. D. Conybeare. 4to. London, 1826. COLLECTIONS AND EXTRACTS OF ENGLISH POETRY. The Works of the English Poets, from Chaucer to Cowper : including the series edited with prefaces, biographical and critical, by Dr. Johnson : with the most approved translations and additional lives, by Alex. Chalmers. 21 vols. roy. 8vo. London, 1810. LITERATURE. 363 [Allot's (Robt.)] England's Parnassus; or, the choysest flowers of our moderne poets, with their poeticall comparisons. Small 8vo. Lond. 1600. This copy has successively belonged to W. Oldys and T. Warton, and auto- graph memoranda in both their hands are on the fly leaves. Warton de- scribes this work as the first selection of English poetry published. Campbell's (Thos.) Specimens of the British Poets ; with biographical and critical notices, and an essay on English poetry. 7 vols. 8vo. London, 1819. [Capeirs(Ed.)] Prolusions; or, select pieces of ancient poetry ; containing the Nutbrowne Mayde, Mr. Sackville's Induction, Overbury's Wife, Edward III., a Play, and Nosce Teipsum, by Sir John Davies. Small 8vo. London, 1760. Cooper's (E.) Muse's Library ; or, a series of English Poetry, from the Saxons to Charles II. Vol. I. 8vo. all published. London, 1737. Ellis's (Geo.) Specimens of early English Poets ; with an historical sketch of the rise and progress of English Poetry and language. 3 vols. 8vo. London, 1811. Ellis's (Geo.) Specimens of early English Metrical Romances, chiefly written during the early part of the 14th century; with an historical introduction, intended to illustrate the rise and progress of romantic composition in France and England. 3 vols. 8vo. London, 1811. Evans's (Thomas) Old Ballads, historical and narrative, collected from rare copies and MSS. : edited by R. H. Evans. 4 vols. 8vo. Lond. 1810. Fry's (J.) Legend of Mary Queen of Scots, and other ancient poems ; now first published from MSS. of the 16th century. 4to. large paper. \^Bristol\, 1810. Headley's (Henry) Select Beauties of ancient English Poetry ; with re- marks, and a biographical sketch of the author, by H. Kett. 2 vols. in one, 8vo. London, 1810. Jamieson's (Robt.) Popular Ballads and Songs, from traditions, MSS., and scarce editions ; with translations from the ancient Danish language. 2 vols. 8vo. Edinb. 1806. Marston's (John) Miscellaneous Pieces of ancient English Poesie, viz. the Troublesome Raigne of King John, by Shakspeare ; the Meta- morphosis of Pigmalion's Image, and Scourge of Villanie. 12mo. London, 1764. [Percy's (Bp. Thos.)] Reliques of ancient English Poetry ; consisting of old heroic ballads, songs, and other pieces, of our earlier poets: [with an essay on the ancient English minstrels and metrical romances, notes, and glossaries.] 3 vols, small 8vo. London, Ml 5. Percy's (Bp. Thos.) Reliques of ancient English Poetry ; containing a collection of ballads, songs, and other pieces, of our earlier English poets : edited by Thos. Percy. 3 vols. 8vo. London, 1812. [Phillips's (Ambrose)] Collection of old Ballads ; with introductions, his- torical, critical, and humorous. 3 vols. 12mo. Lond. Mil -25. [Ritson's (Jos.)] English Anthology. 3 vols. Svo. London, 1793. [Ritson's (J.) Pieces of ancient popular Poetry from authentic MSS. Svo. London, 1791. [Ritson's (J.)] Selection of ancient English Metrical Romances. 3 vols. Svo. London, 1802. 364 LITERATURE. Southey's (Robt.) Specimens of the later English Poets [in continuation of Ellis's] ; with preliminary notices. 3 vols. 8vo. Sir M. M. Sykes's copy. London, 1807. [Utterson's (E. V.)] Select Pieces of early popular Poetry ; republished principally from early printed copies in the black letter. 2 vols, in one, Svo. London, 1817. Weber's (Henry) Metrical Romances of the 13th, 14th, and 15th cen- turies, published from ancient MSS. ; with an introduction, notes, and a glossary. 3 vols. Svo. Sir M. M. Sykes's copy. Edinb. 1810. Mirror for Magistrates; Part I. by John Higgins, Part II. by Thomas Blenerhaset, Part III. by William Baldwin and others, and Parts IV. and V. by Richard Niccols ; collated with various editions, with historical notes, &c. by Joseph Haslewood. 3 vols. 4to. Lon- don, 1815. For an analysis of the legends forming this work, see Warton's Eng. Poetry, Vol. IV. Heliconia ; a selection of English poetry of the Elizabethan age, written or published between 1575 and 1604: edited by Thomas Park. 3 vols. 4to. London, 1815. England's Helicon ; a collection of pastoral and lyric poems, first pub- lished at the close of the reign of Queen Elizabeth : edited by Sir Egerton Brydges and J. Haslewood. 4to. London, 1812. Lee Priory (Poetical Works from the private Press at). 4to. and 8vo. Poems by various Authors, written between 1540 and 1612. (Har- rington's Nugse Antiquse, Vol. II.) Collection of Poems, by several hands [edited, with notes, by R. Dodsley]. 6 vols. Svo, London, 1782. Collection of Poems, by several hands [edited, with notes, by G. Pearch, as a supplement to Dodsley's]. 4 vols. Svo. London, 1783. Collection of the most esteemed Poetry ; with a variety of originals and other contributions to Dodsley's collection. Svo. London, 1767. Miscellanies in Verse, by Pope, Arbuthnot, Gay, &c. ; collated by Swift and Pope. (Swift's Works^ Vol. XIII.) Elegant Extracts, in Verse, edited by V. Knox. 2 vols. 8vo. London, 1791. Fugitive Poetry (Bell's Classical Arrangement of). 18 vols. 12mo. fine paper. London, 1790-97. Poetry of the Anti-Jacobin [by GifFord, Canning, Frere, &c.]. 4to. London, 1801. Poems, containing the Retrospect, &c., by Robert Lovell and Robert Southey. Svo. Bath, 1795. Dyce's (Alex.) Specimens of British Poetesses, chronologically arranged. Svo. London, 1827. Kettell's (Sam.) Specimens of American Poetry ; with critical and bio- graphical notices [and catalogue of American poetical works]. 3 vols, small Svo. Boston, U. S. 1 829. LITERATURE. 365 ENGLISH SONGS. [Ritson's (Jos.)] Ancient Songs, from the time of Henry III. to the Re- volution. 8vo. London, 1790. [Ritson's (Jos.)] Robin Hood ; being a collection of all the songs, bal- lads, &c. now extant, relative to that English Outlaw. 2 vols. 8vo. London, 1795. Ritson's (Jos.) Select Collection of English Songs ; with additions and occasional notes by Th. Park. 3 vols. 8vo. London, 1813. [Dalrymple's (Alex.)] Collection of English Songs ; with an appendix of original pieces. 8vo. London, 1796. A Collection of Loyal Songs, written against the Rump Parliament, between the years 1639 and 1661 ; with an historical introduction. 2 vols. 12mo. London, 1731. Plumptree's (James) Letters to Dr. Aikin, on his Essays on Song- writing ; with a collection of such English songs as are most eminent for their poetic merit, revised and altered by R. H. Evans. Small 8vo. Camb. 1811. Plumptree's (J.) Collection of Songs; with introductory letter on song- writing. 2 vols. 12mo. London, 1806. Simes' (D.) Musical Miscellany, a collection of songs set to music. 12mo. Edin. 1792. The Musical Miscellany ; being a collection of choice songs, set to the violin and flute. 6 vols, in 3, 12mo. London, 1729. SEPARATE ENGLISH POETS. Addison's (Joseph) Poems. (Works, Vol. L, 4to. and 8vo.) Anstey's (Christ.) Poetical Works ; with an account of his life and writings by John Anstey. 4to. London, \%0^. Anstey's (J.) Pleader's Guide, a didactic poem. 8vo. London, 1808. Baillie's (Joanna) Metrical Legends of exalted Characters. 8vo. Lon- don, 1821. Barnard's (E. W.) Fifty Select Poems of Marc. Antonio Flaminio imi- tated ; with a short memoir of the author. Edited by Francis Wrang- ham. 8vo. Presentation copy from the editor. Chester, 1829. Bayly's (T. H.) Psychse ; or, songs on butterflies, attempted in Latin rhyme, with a few additional trifles, by Francis Wrangham. 8vo. Presentation copy from the translator. Malton, 1828. Beattie's (James) Minstrel ; or, the Progress of Genius : with other poems. 4to. Edin. 1803. Blair's (Robert) Grave, illustrated with etchings by Schiavonetti, from the designs of W. Blake. 4to. London, 1808. Bloomfield's (Robert) Rural Tales, Ballads, and Songs ; the Farmer's Boy ; and Wild Flowers, or Pastoral and Local Poetry. 3 vols. 12mo. London, 1805-6. Bowles' (W. L.) Poems. 4 vols. 12mo. Bath, 1802-9. Brathwait's (Richard) Barnabce Itinerarium ; or, Barnabee's Journal ; with a life of the author, a bibliographical introduction to the Itine- rary, and a catalogue of his works. Edited, from the first edition, by Joseph Haslcwood. 2 vols. iSmo. London, 1820. 366 LITERATURE. Brathwayte's (Rich.) Odes ; or, Philomel's Tears. 8vo. Zee Priory, 1815. Breton's (N.) Melancholike Humours. Royal 4to. Lee Priory, 1815. Breton's (N.) Ravished Soule and Blessed Weeper. Royal 8vo. Lee Priory, . Browne's (William) Poems, never before published. Royal 4to. Lee Priory, 1813-17. Brydges' (Sir E.) Select Poems. Royal 4to. Lee Priory, 1814. Brydges' (Sir E.) Occasional Poems. Royal 4to. Lee Priory, 1814. Brydges' (Sir E.) Select Funeral Memorials. 4to. Lee Priory, 1818. Butler's (Sam.) Hudibras ; with large annotations and a preface by Z. Grey. Plates by Hogarth. 2 vols. 8vo. Cambridge, 1744. Butler's (S.) Hudibras; with Dr. Grey's annotations, new edition, cor- rected and enlarged, with illustrative cuts and portraits. 3 vols. 8vo. London, 1819. Butler's (S.) Hudibras; avec traduction en vers Francois [par Jo.Townley], et des Remarques [par Larcher]. Plates after Hogarth, and port, of Mr, Townley by Skelton. 3 vols. 12mo. Londres \_Paris\, 1757. Buchanan's (Geo.) Baptistes, a sacred and dramatic Poem, in defence of liberty, translated into English by John Milton. (Peck's Life of Milton.) Byron's (Lord) Works; with Werner, Heaven and Earth, Vision of Judgment, &c. not in the regular edition of his works. 8 vols. 8vo. London, 1823-25. Byron's Works (Illustrations of), from designs by Westall and Stothard. 8vo. London, 1814-19. Byron (Lord). — Historical Illustrations of the Fourth Canto of Childe Harold, by John Hobhouse. 8vo. London, 1818. Byron's (Lord) English Bards and Scotch Reviewers ; a Satire. The first edition, small 8vo. London, . Cambridge's (Owen) Poetical Works. (Works.) Campbell's (T.) Pleasures of Hope ; with other Poems. Small 8vo. Lond. 1826. Campbell's (T.) Gertrude of Wyoming, and other Poems. Small 8vo. London, 1825. Campbell's (T.) Theodoric ; a Domestic Tale : and other Poems. Small 8vo. London, 1824. Carysfort's (John Joshua, Earl of) Poems. 2 vols, in one, 8vo. Lon- don, 1810. Cavendish's (Geo.) Metrical Visions concerning the Fortunes and Fall of the most eminent persons of his time. (Life of Wolsey.) Chalkhill's (John) Thealma and Clearchus ; a Pastoral Romance : edited by S. W. Singer. Small 8vo. Lond. 1820. Chatterton's (Thos.) Poems. (Works, and under Rowley.) Chatterton (Papers of Horatio Walpole, relative to). (Orford's Works, Vol. IV.) Chaucer (Geoff.). The Works of our ancient and learned Poet ; edited, with additions, by Th. Speght. Folio. W. Herbert's copy. Lon- don, 1602. Chaucer's (Geoff.) Canterbury Tales; with an Essay on his Language and Versification, notes, and a glossary, by T. Tyrwhitt. 2 vols, 4to. Oxford, 1798. LITERATURE. 367 Chaucer's Canterbury Tales ; to which are added, an Essay on his lan- guage and versification, an introductory discourse, notes, and a glossary [edited by T. Tyrwhitt]. 5 vols. 8vo. large paper. Sir M. M. Sykes's copy. London, 177 5-S, Chaucer (Todd's Illustrations of the Life and Writings of). (Biography.) Chudleigh's (Lady Mary) Poems on several occasions. Small 8vo, Lon- don, 1722. Corbet's (Bp. Rich.) Poems; with notes and a life of the author, by Oct. Gilchrist. 8vo. London, 1807. Cowley's (Abr.) Poems. (Works.) Cowper's (Wm.) Poems, edited by Jo. Newton ; with Storer and Greig's illustrations. 4to. London, 1806. Crabbe's (Geo.) Works; with Westall's illustrations. 5 vols. 8vo. London, 1823. Crashaw's (Rich.) Steps to the Temple, the Delights of the Muses, and Carmen pro Nostro. Small 8vo. London, 1670. [Cutts' (John, Lord)] Poetical Exercises upon several occasions. Small 8vo. London, 1687. Darwin's (Erasmus) Botanic Garden. (Botany.) Darwin's (E.) Temple of Nature; or, the origin of society ; a poem : with philosophical notes. 4to. Lond. 1803. Davison's (Francis) Poetical Rhapsody, edited by Sir Egerton Brydges. 3 vols, in two, 8vo. Lee Priory, 1814. Denham's (Sir John) Poems and Translations ; with the Sophy, a tragedy. 12mo. bound by Roger Payne. London, 1719. Dermody's (Thomas) Poetical Works, edited by J. G. Raymond. 2 vols. 8vo. Lond. 1807. Drayton's (Mich.) Poly-Albion. (English Topography.) Dryden's (John) Poems, historical and political. (Works, Vols. IX. and X.) Dryden's (J.) Poetical Epistles, Odes, Songs, and Lyrical Pieces. (Works, Vol. XL) Dryden's (J.) Fables. (Works, Vols. XI. and XII.) Falconer's (Wm.) Shipwreck, a poem ; with notes and life of the author, by James S. Clarke: and illustrative plates after Pococke. 8vo. largest paper, proofs. London, 1804. Flodden Field (the Battle of), a poem of the 16th century ; with vari- ous readings, historical notes, a glossary, and an appendix containing ancient poems and historical matter relating to the same event ; by Henry Weber. 8vo. Edinburgh, 1808. Ford's (John) Fame's Memorial; or, Elegy on the Earl of Devonshire, 1606. Royal 8vo. Lee Priory, 1819. Garrick's (David) Poetical Works ; with explanatory notes. 2 vols. 18mo. London, 1785. Gilford's (Wm.) Baviad and Mseviad. 8vo. London, 1810. [Gillies' (R. P.)] Childe Alarique, a Poet's Reverie. 4to. Edinburgh, 1813. Gisborne's (Thomas) Walks in a Forest. 12mo. London, 1797. 368 LITERATURE. [Gisborne's (T.)] Rothley Temple, a Poem. 8vo. Presentation copy from the author. London, 1815. Goldsmith's (O.) Miscellaneous Poems. (Works, Vol. II.) Gower's (Jo.) de Confessione Amantis [or, the Lover's Confession]. 95lacit letter, folio. London, by T. Berthelette, M.D.LIIII. Gower (Todd's Illustrations of the Life and Writings of). (Biography.) Grahame's (James) Poems, viz. Birds of Scotland, Sabbath and Sabbath Walk. 2 vols. 12mo. London, \%Q1 . Grahame's (J.) British Georgics ; with notes illustrative of Scottish agri- culture. 4to. London, 1809. Gray's (Thos.) Poetical Works. (Works, 4to. and 8vo., Vol. I.) Gray's (Thos.) Poems ; with critical notes, a life of the author, and an essay on his poetry, by J. Mitford. 8vo. London, 1814. Grevill (Sir Fulke) Lord Brooke's Remains ; being poems of monarchy and religion. Small 8vo. London, 1670. Griffin's (B.) Fidessa; a collection of sonnets [edited, from the edition of 1596, by Ph. Bliss]. 8vo. Chiswick, 1815. Habington's (Wm.) Castara. Best edition, 12mo. London, 1640. Habington's (Wm.) Castara ; with a preface and notes by C. A. Elton. Small 8vo. Bristol, 1812. Hall's (Bp.) VI. Books of Satyrs. (Works.) Harrington's (Sir John) most Elegant and Wittie Epigrams. London, 1633. Haygarth's (Wm.) Greece ; with notes, classical illustrations, and sketches of the scenery. 4to. London, \814. Hayley's (W.) Triumphs of Temper. Small 8vo. Chichester, 1817. Heber's (Reg.) Palestine, a Poem. 8vo. Presentation copy. Oxford, privately printed, 1803. Heber's (R.) Palestine; a poem, recited in the theatre, Oxford, 1803; with the Passage of the Red Sea, a fragment. 4to. Presentation copy from Reginald Heber. London, 1809. Heber's (Reg.) Poems and Translations. 12mo. London, 1812. Herbert's (George) Temple, Sacred Poems, and Private Ejaculations, 12mo. Camb. 1633. Herbert's (William) Miscellaneous Poetry [principally translations from the Danish and Icelandic]. 2 vols. 8vo. London, 1806. Herbert's (W.) Helga. 8vo. Lond. 1815. Herrick's (Rob.) Select Poems from his Hesperides ; or, works both human and divine : with remarks by J. Nott. 8vo. Bristol, 1810. Horace in London, in imitation of the first and second book of Horace. 12mo. Lond. 1813. Hoyland's (Rev. Mr.) Poems. 8vo. Strawberry Hill, 1769. Hurdis's (James) Village Curate, Favourite Village, and other Poems. 2 vols. 8vo. Lond. 1810. Ingram's (H.) Flowers of Wye. 8vo. London, 1815. Johnson's (Samuel) Poems. (Works, Vol. I.) LITERATURE. 369 Leyden's (Dr. John) Poetical Remains; with memoirs of his life by James Morton. 8vo. Edinburgh, 1819. ' Lodge's (Thos.) Glaucus and Silla ; with other poems [and a preface by S. W. Singer]. Small 8vo. London, 1819. [Longland's (Thos.)] Vissio Willf de Petro Ploughman, item Visiones ejusdem de Dowel, Dobet, et Dobest; or, the Vision of William con- cerning Piers Ploughman, and the visions of the same concerning the origin, progress, and perfection of the Christian life. Ascribed to Robert Longland, a secular priest, and written in, or immediately after, 1362. Printed from a contemporary MS, ; collated with others, and exhibiting the original text; together with an introduc- tory discourse, a perpetual commentary, annotations, and a glossary ; by T. D. Whitaker. 4to. blacfe letter. London, 1813. [Longland's (Thos.)] Pierce the Ploughman's Crede. ISIacfe letter. Edited from the edition of R. Wolfe, 1553, by J. Haslewood. 4to. large paper. London, 1814. Lovelace's (Rich.) Lucasta, Epodes, Odes, Sonnets, Songs, &c., edited by S. W. Singer. 2 vols, small 8vo. Zowc?. 1817-18. Lyttleton's (George, Lord) Poems. (Misc. Works.) Mackenzie's (Henry) Poems. (Works, Vol. VIII.) Mariow (Chr.) and Geo. Chapman's Hero and Leander, a poem ; with a critical preface by S. W. Singer. Small 8vo. Land. 1821. Marmyon's (Shakerly) Cupid and Psyche, a legend ; edited by S. W. Singer. Small 8vo. Land. 1820. Mason's (Wm.) Poetical Works. (Works, Vol. I.) Milman's (H. H.) Martyr of Antioch, a dramatic poem. 8vo. Lon- don, 1822. Milman's (H, H.) Anne Boleyn, a dramatic poem. 8vo. Lond. 1826. Milman's (H. H.) Belshazzar, a dramatic poem. 8vo. Lond. 1822. Milman's (H. H.) Fall of Jerusalem. 8vo. Lond. 1822. Milton's (John) Poetical Works ; with notes of various authors, by (Bp.) Thos. Newton. 3 vols. 4to. London, 174:9-52. The plates to this edition were executed at the expense of the Eail of Bath, as was also a portion of the printing. Milton's (J.) Poetical Works; with notes of various authors, and some account of his life and writings, by H. J. Todd : to which are added, illustrations, with a verbal index to the whole of Milton's poetry. 7 vols. 8vo. Lond. 1809. Milton, Memoirs of his Poetical Works. (Peck's Life of Milton.) Milton's (John) Paradise Lost, a poem in ten books. 4to. first edi- tion. London, 1668. Milton's (J.) Paradise Regained; with Samson Agonistes. 8vo. first EDITION. London, 1671. Milton's (J.) Paradise Lost ; with illustrations designed and engraved by John Martin. Large paper, proofs, 2 vols. imp. 4to. London, 1827. Milton. — Explanatory Notes and Remarks on Milton's Paradise Lost, by J. Richardson, Father and Son ; with life of the author, and a dis- course on the poem, by J. R. senior. 8vo. London, 1734. Milton's (J.) Pooms on several occasions, English, Italian, and Latin ; with notes and otiier illustrations, by Th. Warton. 8vo. Lond. 1791. 3 B 370 LITERATURE. Minot's (Laurence) Poems on interesting events in the reign of Ed- ward IIL, written in 1352; edited, with preface, dissertation, notes, and a glossary, by J. Ritson. 8vo. London, 1795. Mitford's (Mary R.) Christina ; or, the Maid of the South Seas. 8vo. London, 1811. Montgomery's (James) Poetical Works. 4 vols, small 8vo. London, 1831. Montgomery's (Robert) Oxford, a poem. Small Bvo. Oxford, 1831. Moore's (Thomas) Lalla Rookh, an oriental romance. 4to. London, 1817. Moore's (T.) Loves of the Angels ; with illustrations by Westall. 8vo. London, 1823. Murphy's (Arth.) Poems. (Works, Vol. VIL) Nut-brown Maid (the Original of the), (Arnold's Chronicle.) Orleans. — Poems, written in English, by Charles Duke of Orleans, dur- ing his captivity in England, after the battle of Agincourt [edited by G.W.Taylor]. 4to. Privately printed, 1827 . Peek's (F.) Poetical Works. (Works, Vol. II.) Percy's (W.) Cselia; containing twenty sonnets. 4to. Lee Priory, 1818. Pollok's (R.) Course of Time, a poem. 12mo. Edinburgh, 1832. Pope's (Alex.) Pastorals, Odes, Imitations, Miscellanies, and Epitaphs. (Works, Vols. I. and II.) Pope's (A.) Essay on Man, Moral Essays. (Works, Vols. IIL and IV.) Quilinan's (E.) Dunluce Castle. Royal 4to. Lee Priory, 1814. Quilinan's (E.) Stanzas. Royal 4to. Lee Priory, 1814. Ralegh's (Sir Walter) Poems ; with a biographical and critical introduction by Sir Egerton Brydges. 4to. Lee Priory, 1813. Ralegh's (Sir W.) Poems. (Works, Vol. VOL) Rejected Addresses ; or, the New Theatrum Poetarum. 12mo. 1812. Rogers' (Sam.) Poems. Small 8vo. London, 1812. Rogers' (S.) Italy, a poem ; with plates after Stothard, 8vo. large paper. London, 1830. Rogers' (S.) Human Life, a poem. Small 8vo. London, 1819. Rowlands (S.), the Letting of Humours Blood in the Head-vaine; with a new morissco, daunced by seven satyrs uppon the bottome of Dio- genes' tubbc. Imprinted, 1611. Fac-simile reprint, with introduc- tion by Sir Walter Scott. Small 4to. Edinburgh, 1815. Rowley (Poems, supposed to have been written at Bristol, by Thomas), priest, &c. ; with a commentary, in which the antiquity of them is considered and defended, by Jeremiah Miles. 4to. London, 1782. " R. Gough, from the editor, Dec. 12, 1781 ;" with MS. marginal notes by Mr. Gough. Rowley's Poems. (Chatterton's Works, Vol. 11.) Rowley (Observations on the Poems of), in which their authenticity is ascertained, by Jacob Bryant. 8vo. Lond. 1781. Rowley. — An Inquiry into the Authenticity of the Poems attributed to Th. Rowley, in which the arguments of the Dean of Exeter and Mr. Bryant are examined, by th. Warton. 8vo. Lond. 1782. LITERATURE. 371 Scott's (Sir W.) Lay of the Last Minstrel, Marmion, Lady of the Lake, Rokeby, Don Roderick, Lord of the Isles, Ballads, and Miscellaneous Poems. 8 vols. 8vo. Edin. 1806, &c. Scott. — Illustrations of, by Westall and Stothard. 4to. proofs on India paper. London, 1809-12. Scott (Sir W.), the Bridal of Triennain ; or, Vale of St. John. Small 8vo. Edin. 1813. Scott's (Sir W.) Harold the Dauntless. 12mo. Edin. 1817. Seward's (Anna) Poetical Works, edited [with biographical preface and extracts from her literary correspondence] by Sir Walter Scott. 3 vols. 8vo. Edin. 1810. Shakspeare's (W.) Poems. (Works, by Boswcll.) Shirley's (James) Puenis, &c. Small 8vo. port, by Marshall. Lond. 1646. Shirley's (J.) Poems. (Dramatic Works.) Sidney's (Sir Philip) Miscellaneous Poems. (Works.) Skelton (the Workes of Maister John), poete laureate to K. Henry VIII. 12mo. London, 1736. Sotheby's (Wm.) Tour through part of Wales, Sonnets, and other Poems. 4to. London, 1794. Southey's (Dr. Robert) Poetical Works. 14 vols, small 8vo. Lond. . Spenser's (Edmund) Works, with the principal illustrations of various commentators; to which are added, notes, soa^e account of the life of Spenser, and a glossary, &c. by H. J. Todd. 8 vols. 8vo. large paper. London, 1805. Spenser. — Warton's (T.) Observations on the Fairie Queen. 2 vols. 8vo. Lond. 1808. Stillingfleet's (Benj.) Poetical Works. (Works, Vol. II.) Suckling's (Sir John) Poems. (Works.) Surrey (Henry Howard, Earl of) and Sir Thomas Wyat's Poetical Works. (Works.) Swift's (Jonath.) Poems. (Works, Vols. X. XII. XIV. XV.) Sylvester's (Jos.) Posthumi, or Remains ; containing divers sonnets, epistles, elegies, &c. never till now printed. (Appendix to Du Bartas.) Taylor's (John) Water-Poets, poems. (Works.) Thomson's (James) Works ; with a Life of the author by Patrick Murdoch. 3 vols. 8vo. London, 1788. Throckmorton's (Sir T.) Legend of Sir N. Throckmorton, who died of poison 1570, an historical poem. (Peck's Milton.) Tighe's (Mrs. H.) Psyche, with other poems. 4to. London, 1811. Tixall Poetry [or poems collected by the Hon. H. Aston, 1658, &c. found at Tixall] ; with notes and illustrations by Arthur Clifford. 4to. Edinburgh, 1813. Trumpet of Fame ; or, Sir F. Drake and Sir John Hawkins's farewell. Small 8vo. Lee Priory, 1818. Vicars's (John) Mischeefe's Mysterie, the Powder Plot ; a poem. (Eng- lish History.) Walpole's (Horatio) Miscellaneous Verses and Epigrams. (Orford's Works, Vol. IV.) 372 LITERATURE. Walpole's (H.) Fugitive Pieces in verse. (Orford's Works, Vol. I.) [Walter's (William)] Certaine Worthye MS. Poems of great Antiquitie, reserved long in the studie of a Northfolke gentleman, and now first published by J. S. Small 8vo. London, i?nprinted, by R. Robinson, 1597 ; facsimile reprint, Edinburgh, 1812. Warner's (W.) Albion's England. (English History.) Warton's (Thomas) Poetical Works ; together with memoirs of his life and writings, and notes, critical and explanatory, by Richard Mant. 2 vols. 8vo. Oxford, 1802. Warton's Poetical Works (Selections from). (Life, Biography.) [Way's (Lewis)] Palingenesia, the World to Come ; a poem. Royal 8vo. Paris, 1824. White's (Kirke) Poems. (Works.) Wilson's (Professor John) Isle of Palms, and other Poems. Svo. Edinburgh, 1812. Withers's (George) Abuses Stript and Whipt ; or, satirical essays. Small 8vo. first edition. London, 1613. Withers's (G.) Shepherd's Hunting, eclogues. 12mo. London, Bensley, 1814. Withers's (G.) Fidelia, a love epistle. 12mo. London, Bensley, 1815. Withers's (G.) Select Lyrical Poems. Small 4to. Lee Priory, 1815. Withers's (G.) Hymns and Songs of the Church ; with preface by Sir E. Brydges. 12mo. London, Bensley, 1815. Witt's Recreations, refined and augmented ; with ingenious conceits for the wittie, and merrie medicine for the melancholic. Small Svo. front, by Marshall. London, 1654. Wordsworth's (Wm.) Lyrical Ballads and Pastorals. 2 vols. 12mo. London, 1805. Wordsworth's (W.) Poems. 2 vols. 12mo. London, 1807. Wordsworth's (W.) Excursion, being a portion of the Recluse, a poem. 4to. London, 1814. Wordsworth's (W.) White Doe of Rylstone ; or, the fate of the Nortons. 4to. London, 1815. Wrangham's (Francis) Poetical Translations. (Works, Vol. HL) Wyat's (Sir Thos.) Poetical Works. (Works of Surrey and Wyat.) Wyerley's (W.) glorious Life and honorable Death of Sir John Chandos, Lord of Salviour, &c. ; Capital de Buz, the honourable Life and languishing Death of Sir John de Gralpy ; two Knights of the Garter elected by the founder, Edward HL (Use of Armoury.) Zouche's (Richard, Lord) Dove, or passages of cosmography ; transcribed from the edition of 1613, by Mrs. Dor. Richardson. A MS. in 4to. Scottish Poetry. Campbell's (Alex.) Introduction to the History of Poetry in Scotland, from the beginning of the 13th century; with a conversation on Scottish song. 4to. Edinburgh, 1798. LITERATURE. 373 Pinkerton's (John) Essay on the Origin of Scottish Poetry, and a list of all the Scottish poets ; with brief remarks. (Ancient Scottish Poems, Vol. I.) Sibbald's (J.) Chronicle of Scottish Poetry, from the 13th century to the union of the crowns ; with a grlossarv. 4 vols. 8vo. Edinh. 1802. Maitland's (Sir Richard) Collection of ancient Scottish Poems, com- prising pieces written from about 1420 till 1586 ; with large notes and a glossary [edited by John Pinkerton]. 2 vols. 8vo. London, 1786. Bannatyne's (Geo.) ancient Scottish Poems, published from his MS. collection, 1586 [edited by Lord Hailes]. Small 8vo. Edinburgh, [Dalyell's (J. G.)] Scottish Poems of the 16th Century; with intro- duction, notes, and glossary. 2 vols. 12mo. Edinburgh, 1801. Findlay's (John) Scottish Historical and Romantic Ballads, chiefly ancient ; with explanatory notes, glossary, &c. 2 vols. 8vo. Edinb. 1808. [Pinkerton's (John)] Select Tragic and Comic Scottish Ballads; with dissertations, notes, and glossaries. 2 vols, in one, 8vo. London, 1781-3. Scott's (SirW.) Minstrelsy of the Scottish Border, consisting of historical ballads, collected in the southern counties of Scotland ; with a few of modern date, founded on local tradition : also an introduction and notes by the editor. 3 vols. 8vo. Edinb. 1815. [Ritson's (Jos.)] Scottish Songs ; [with an historical essay on Scottish song]. 2 vols. 12mo. London, 1794. [Campbell's Alex.)] Songs of the Lowlands of Scotland ; with cha- racteristic designs by D. Allan. 4to. Edinb. 1799. Cromek's (R. H.) Remains of Nithsdale and Galloway Song; with his- torical and traditional notices relative to the manners and customs of the peasantry. 8vo. London, 1810. Hogg's (James) Jacobite Relics of Scotland ; being the songs, airs, and legends of the adherents to the house of Stuart : collected and illus- trated with an appendix of Whig songs. 2 vols. 8vo. Edinburgh, 1819-21. Ramsay's (Allan) Tea-Table Miscellany ; or, collection of Scots songs. 18mo. London, 1730. Burns's (Robert) Works ; with an account of his life, and a criticism on his writings, by J, Currie. 4 vols. 8vo. Liverpool, 1800, Burns's (R.) Reliqucs ; consisting chiefly of original letters, poems, and critical observations on Scottish songs : collected and published by R. H. Cromek. 8vo. London, 1808. Drummond (William), of Hawthornden's, Poems ; [with preface by Ed. Philips, Milton's nephew]. Small 8vo. portrait by Gaywood. London, 1656. Hogg's (James) Poetical Works. 4 vols, small 8vo. Edinb. 1822. 374 LITERATURE. James I. (Poetical Remains of) King of Scotland; [edited, with disser- tations on his life and writings, and on Scottish music, by Wm. Tytler]. 8vo. Edinburgh, 1783. Lyndsay's (Sir David) Poetical Works ; with life of the author, pre- fatory dissertations, and glossary, by George Chalmers. 3 vols. 8vo. London, 1806. Macneil's (Hector) Poetical Works. 2 vols, small 8vo. Edinh. 1806. Maitland's (Sir R.) Poems; with an appendix of selections from the poems of Sir John and Thomas Jlaitland : illustrated with biogra- phical notices by J. Bain. 4to. Glasgow, privately printed, 1831. Ossian's Poems, translated by Ja. M'Pherson. 2 vols. 8vo. London, 1784. Ossian. — Cesarotti's (Abbe) Historical and Critical Dissertation respecting the controversy on the authenticity of Ossian's Poems, translated from the Italian, with notes and supplemental observations on the same subject, by J. M'Arthur. 8vo. London {privately printedA^, 1806. Home Tooke's copy, with his MS. notes. Ossian. — Laing (M.) on the supposed Authenticity of Ossian's Poems. (History of Scotland, Vol. IV.) Ramsay's (Allan) Poems. 2 vols. 18mo. London, 1731. [Tennant's (W.)] Anster Fair, and other Poems. Small 8vo. Edinb. 1814. Welsh and Irish Poetry. Davies's (Ed.) Ancient British Poems. (Druidical Rites.) Turner's (Sharon) Vindication of the Genuineness of the ancient British Poems of Aneurin, Taleisin, Llywarch, Hen, and Merdhin ; with specimens of their poems. 8vo. Zowrfow, 1803. Walker's (Jos. C.) Historical Memoirs of the Irish Bards; with anec- dotes of, and observations on, the music in Ireland : also, an historical and descriptive account of the musical instruments of the ancient Irish. 4to. Dublin, 1776. Brooke's (Miss) Reliques of Irish Poetry ; with translations into English verse, and notes explanatory and historical. 4to. Dublin, 1789. French Poetry. Barbazan (Estienne), Fabliaux et Contes des Poetes Francois des XI, XII, XIII, XIV, et XV^me Si^cles; nouvelle edition, augmentee par M. Meon. 4 vols. 8vo. Pam, 1808. Le Grand (M,), Fabliaux; or, tales of the Xllth and Xlllth centuries, selected and translated into English verse by G. S. Way and G. Ellis. 2 vols, in one, 8vo. large paper. London, 1796. [Lorris (Guil.) et Jean do Meung], le Rommant de la Rose, nouvelle- ment revu et corrige oultre les precedentes impressions. 8vo. wood- cuts, a very fine copy. Paris, par P. Vidoue pour G. du Pre, M.D.XXIX. Lorris (Guil.) et Jean de Meung, le Roman de la Rose, avec des notes, un glossaire, &c. 5 vols. 8vo. Paris, 1798. Richard I, Chansons. (La Tour Tenebreuse, Romances.) LITERATURE. 375 Biblioth^que des Ecrivains Francois; ou, choix de meilleurs morceaux en vers, extraits par MM. Moysant et De Levizac. 2 vols, in one, 8vo. Londres, 1803. Bartas' (Will, de Salluste du) Complete Collection of his Workes, trans- lated by Joshua Sylvester. Folio, portrait by Vicars, and front. London, 1641. Boileau, Le Lutrin, et Poesies diverses. (CEuvres, Vol. II.) Bonaparte (Lucien), Charlemagne; ou, I'Eglise delivre, poeme epique. 2 vols. 4to. London, 1814. Coquillart (Guill.), les Poesies. Small 8vo. Lond. 1723. Coucy (Chansons du Chatelain Raoul de), avec la traduction et I'an- cienne musique. (Memoires de Coucy, Vol. II.) Cretin (Guill.), les Poesies. Small 8vo. Paris, Coustellier, 1723. Faifeu (ia Legende de Pierre), mis en vers par Ch. Bourdigne. Small 8vo. Paris, Coustellier, 1723. Fontaine (La), Contes et Nouvelles en vers. (CEuvres, Vol. III.) Fontaine (La), Adonis, poeme ; la Captivite de St. Malo ; le Quinquina; Songe du Vaux ; et autres opuscules poetiques. (CEuvres, Vols. V. et VI.) Cresset (J. B. L.), CEuvres Poetiques. (CEuvres, Vol. I.) Jouy (E.), Poesies Legeres. (CEuvres, Vol. XLVI.) Malherbe (Poesies de), [avec une notice sur sa vie et ses ouvrages]. 8vo. Paris, Didot, 1815. Marivaux, Homere Travestie ; ou, I'lliade en vers burlesques. (CEuvres, Vol. X.) Marot (Jean), CEuvres. Small 8vo. Paris, Coustellier, 1723. Martial de Paris, dit d'Auvergne, Poesies. 2 vols, small 8vo. Paris, 1724. Racan (H, de Bueil, Sieur de), CEuvres. 2 vols, small 8vo. Paris, Coustellier, 1724. Villon (Fr.), CEuvres. Small 8vo. Paris, 1723. Italian Poetry. Muratori (L. A.), della perfetta Poiisia Italiana spiegata e demonstrata, con le annotazioni dell' AbatcA. M. Salvini. 2 vols. 4to. Venez. 1748. Rime de piil illiistri Poeti Italiani, scelte dell' Abate Antonini. 2 vols. 12mo. Parifji, 1733. Rime degli Academici Occulti. 4to. Brescia, 1568. Ariosto (Lod.), Orlando Furioso, con la vita del autore scrittadal Dottore G. A. Barotti, e Ic figure di Bartolozzi, &c. 4 vols. 8vo. Biryning- ham, da' Torchi di G. Baskerville, 1773. Ariosto, Orlando Furioso, in heroical English verse, by Sir John Har- rington. Folio. London, 1634. Ariosto, Orlando Furioso; translated, with notes, by John Hoole. 6 vols. 12mo. London, 1807. Ariosto (the Orlando Furioso of Ludovico), translated into English verse, with notes, by W. Stewart Rose. 7 vols, small 8vo. Lond. 1823-29. 376 LITERATURE. Bojardo (Mat. Maria), Orlando Innamorato; rifatto tutto di nuovo da M. Franc. Berni. Small 4to. In Milano, dal And. Calvo, 1542. Buonarroti (M. Angelo), Rime. (Life, Biography.) Casa (le Terze Rime piacevoli di M. Giovanni della) ; con una scelta delle migliori rime burlesche del Berni, Mauro, Dolce, ed altri autori incerti. Small 8vo. Li Benevento, 1727. Dante Alighieri, Opere, con 1' esposizione di C. Landino, e d' Ales. Vel- lutello ; tavole, argomenti, &c. per Fr. Sansovino. Folio. Venetia, 1564. Dante, (the Divina Commedia of) translated, with preliminary essays, notes, and illustrations, by Henry Boyd. 3 vols. 8vo. London^ 1802. Dante (the Inferno of). Cantos XVIII. to XXXIV. ; with a translation into English blank verse, notes, and a life of the author, by Henry F. Gary. 2 vols, small 8vo. London, 1806. Medici (Lorenzo de), Poesie, e di altri suoi amici contemporani [per L. Nardini e S. Buonaiuti]. 2 parts in one vol. 4to. Londra, 1801. Petrarca (le Rime del), brevemente sposte per L. Gastelvetro. 4to. Basilia, P. Sadaboriis, 1582. Petrarca (le Rime del), con 1' Esposizione d' Alesand. Vellutello. 4to. Venegia, Gioloto, 1545. Petrarch (Ugo Foscolo's Essays on) ; with appendix of Petrarch's Latin poetry, translations of his Italian by Lady Dacre, and unpublished letters in Italian. 8vo. London, 1823. Petrarch (Historical and Critical Essay on the Life and Character of) ; with a translation of a few of his sonnets [by Lord Woodhouslee]. Small 8vo. Edinburgh, 1810. Petrarch (Translations, chiefly from the Italian of) and Metastasio, by *****, M.A. 8vo. Oxford, 1795. Pindemonte (Poesie d' Ippolito). Small 8vo. Parma, Bodini, 1800. Pulci (Luigi) Morgante Maggiore. 3 vols. 8vo. Milano, 1806. Scherzi Poetici e Pittorici [sopra Amore ; da Giov. Gher. de Rossi, e incisi da Gius. Tekeira]. 4to. The plates coloured in the Etruscan style. Parma, cd dpi Bodoniani, 1795. Printed for presents only. This was Sir William Hamilton's copy, and the plates coloured by Lady H. Tansillo (Luigi), Nurse, translated by W. Roscoe. Small 8vo. Liver- pool, 1804. Tasso (Torquato), la Gierusalemme Liberata, con le figure di Bernardo Castello, e le annotazioni di Scipio Gentili e di Giulio Guastini. 4to. Geneva, appresso Girol. Bartoli, 1590. Tasso (T.), la Gierusalemme Liberata, con le figure di Seb. Clerc. 2 vols, small 8vo. large paper. Glasrjua, Foulis, 1763. Tasso (T.), stampate d' ordine di Monsieur. 2 vols. 4to. large paper. Parigi, Didot, 1784. Illustrated with 115 original designs by Ant. P. Novelli. Tasso's (T.) Godfrey of Bulloigne, or Jerusalem Delivered, translated by Edward Fairfax; [edited by S. W. Singer]. 2 vols, large paper, royal 8vo. London, Bensley, 1817, LITERATURE. 377 Tasso's (T.) Godfrey of BuUoigne, or the Recoverie of Hierusalem ; an heroical poeme written in Italian, and translated by R[obert] C[arew], Esq. ; and now the first part, containing five cantos, imprinted in both languages. 4to. London, by John Windet, 1594. The earliest translation of Tasso into English. Tasso's (T.) Jerusalem Delivered ; with notes and occasional illustra- tions : translated by J. H. Hunt. 2 vols. 8vo. London, 1818. Tasso's Jerusalem Delivered, an epic poem ; translated into Spenserian verse, together with a life of the author and a list of the English cru- saders, by J. H. WifFen. 2 vols, royal 8vo. large paper. Lond. 1824. Tasso, Aminta, favola boschereccia, con le annotazioni d' Egidio Menagio. 4to. Parigi, 1655. Trissino (Gian. G.), 1' Italia liberata da Gotti, riveduta e corretta per r Abate Antonini. 3 vols. 8vo. Parigi, 1729. Spanish and Portuguese Poet?'?/. Ancient Spanish Ballads, historical and romantic ; translated, with in- troductions, by J. C. Lockhart. 4to. Edinburgh, 1823. History of Charles the Great and Orlando, ascribed to Abp. Turpin ; together with the most celebrated ancient Spanish ballads relating to the twelve peers of France mentioned in Don Quixote, with English metrical versions, by Thomas Rodd. 2 vols. 8vo. London, 1812. Ancient Poetry and Romances of Spain, selected and translated by John Bowring. 12mo. London, 1824. Parnasso Espanol ; collecion de poesias escogidas de los mos celebres poetas Castellanos, por J. J. Lopez deSedano. 9 vols. 8vo. Madrid, 1768. Boscan, sus Obras, y algunas Garcilasso de la Vega, 12mo. Anvers, P. Ballero, 1576. Garcilasso de la Vega's (surnamed the Prince of Castilian poets) Works ; translated into English verse, with a critical and historical essay on Spanish poetry, and a life of the author, by J. H. WifFen. 12mo. London, 1823. Lope de Vega, Poesias. (Obras Sueltas.) Parnasso Lusitano, 6 poesias selectos dos autores Portugueses antigos e modernos, illustrados con notas, precido de una historia da lingua e poesia Portugueza [por Al. Garrett.] 5 vols. 24mo. Paris, 1826. Camoens' (Luis de) Poems, from the Portuguese ; with notes, re- marks on his life, «&c. by Lord Strangford. Small 8vo. Lond. 1804. German, Dutch, and Northern Poetry. Minnesingers (Lays of the); or, German jTroubadours of the 12th and 13th centuries: with historical and critical notices. Small 8vo. London, 1825. Burger's (G. A.) Leonora; with translations by W. R. Spencer, and engravings from designs by Lady Diana Beauclerc. Folio. London, 1809. Wieland's (C. M.) Oberon, translated by W. Sotheby. 2 vols. 8vo. London, 1798. 3 c 378 LITERATURE. Bowring (John) and H. S. Van Dyk's Batavian Anthology; or, spe- cimens of the Dutch poets : with remarks on the poetical literature and language of the Netherlands. Small 8vo. ionrion, 1824. Bowring's (J.) Servian Popular Poetry, translated. Small 8vo. Lond. 1827. Bowring's (J.) Poetry of the Magyars; preceded by a sketch of the language and literature of Hungary and Transylvania. Small 8vo. London, 1830. Poetse Anonymi Teutonici Rhythmus de S. Annone Archiep. Coloniensi, a M. Opitio ex memb. cod. primiun editus et notis illustratus ; ac- cedunt versio Latina et notse B. J. Schilteri, &c. (Schilteri Thes. Vol. I.) Translations of Teutonic and Scandinavian Metrical Tales. (Illust. of Northern Anticpiities.) Lodbroker-Quida ; or, the Death-song of Lodbroc, Islandic and English : with various readings, a Latin version, and an Islando-Latino glos- sary and explanatory notes ; by James Johnstone. Small 8vo. \_Co- penhagen], 1782. Bowring's (John) Specimens of the Polish Poets ; with notes and obser- vations on the literature of Poland. Small 8vo. London, 1827. Bowring's (J.) Specimens of the Russian Poets; with introductory remarks. Small 8vo. London, 1823. Oriental Poetry. Jones (Sir W.), Traite sur la Poesie Orientale. (Works, Vol. V.) Jones (Sir W.) Poeseos Asiaticse Commentarii. (Works, Vol. II.) Jones (Sir W.) on the Mystical Poetry of the Hindus. (Works, Vol. I.) The Moallakat; or, seven Arabian poems which were suspended on the Temple of Mecca, with translations. (Sir W. Jones's Works, Vol. IV.) Haphyzi (Muham. Sehems-eddini agnomine) Ghazelse, sive Odae Persic^, cum vers. Lat., metaphrasi, paraphrasi, notis, ac prooemio [Re- viczkii.] Small 8vo. Vindohonce, 1771. Kuliat Hakim Khakani ; the Poetical Works of the eminent Persian poet Khakani : an early MS. very beautifully written in two columns, the titles or commencements of the various portions richly ornamented with gold and ultramarine. Small folio. Persian Poems, written in India, and in the Shekistah hand, but in excellent condition. Small folio. Jones's (Sir W.) Poems; consisting chiefly of translations from the Asiatic languages. (Works, Vol. IV.) Jones's (Sir W.) Hymns, &c. translated from the Sanscrit. (Works, Vol. VI.) Yakstun Nattannawa, a Cingalese poem descriptive of the Ceylon system of demonology ; to which is appended, the practices of a Capua or devil-priest, as described by a Budhist : and Kolan Nattannawa, a Cingalese poem descriptive of the characters assumed by natives of Ceylon in a masquerade. Translated by John Callaway, and illus- trated with plates from Cingalese designs. 8vo. London, 1829. LITERATURE. 379 Romances and Novels. History of Romance. Dunlop's (John) History of Fiction ; being a critical account of the most celebrated prose works of fiction, from the earliest Greek romances to the novels of the present age. 3 vols. 12mo. Land. 1814. Huet's (P. D.) History of Romances ; an inquiry into their original, in- structions for composing them, &c. translated by Stephen Lewis. 12mo. London, 1715. Warton (T.) on the Origin of Romantic Fiction. (History of Poetry, Vol. L) Scott (Sir W.) on Chivalry and Romance. (Misc. Works, Vol. V.) Hole (Ric.) on the Origin of Oriental Fiction. (On Arabian Nights.) Greek, Latin, and Chivalric Romances. Achilles Tatius, Apuleius, Heliodorus, Longus, Xenophon. (Classics.) Gesta Romanorum ; or, entertaining moral stories, invented by the monks as a fireside recreation, and commonly applied in their discourses from the pulpit whence the most celebrated of our own poets, and others, from the earliest times, have extracted their plots : translated from the Latin, with preliminary observations and copious notes, by Charles Swan. 2 vols. 12mo. London, 1824. The Byrth, Lyf, and Actes of Kynge Arthur ; of his noble Knights of the Round Table, theyr merveyllous Enquestes and Adventures, Thacheuynge Sane Greal ; and, in the end, le Morte d'Arthur, with the dolourous deth and departyng out of thys worlde of them al: with an introduction and notes by Robert Southey. 2 vols. 4to. large paper. {From Caxtons edition of 1485) London, 1817. The History of the valiant Knight Arthur of Little Britain ; originally translated from the French by John Bourchier, Lord Berners, edited by E. V. Utterson. 4to. London, 1814. The most ancient and famous History of the renowned Prince Arthur, King of Britain, and of the Deeds of the Knights of the Round Table. 4to. blacfe letter, with frontispiece. Lond. 1634. La tres-plaisante Hystoire de Maugist-Daygremont et de Vivian son fr^re, en laquelle est contenue comment Maugist, a I'aide d'Oriande la faee sa mye, alia en I'isle de Boucault, &c. Set. <5ot]^. 4to. Paris, par Alain Latrain, [15]25. Le Triumphe des Neuf Preux, auquel sont contenus tous les faitz et prouesses quilz ont achevez durant Icurs vies ; avec I'hystoire d'Ber- tran de Guesclin. Small folio, Set. 6iOti)iqueg. Imprimc ii Paris, par M. le Noir, M.D. VII. This edition, unknown to Panzer or Maittaire, is noticed by Brunet as a reprint of the first ; but if the contents of tliut edition, as p;iven in Greswell, be cor- rect, this diflVrs from it materially. The Roxburgh copy, in morocco, in very fine preservation. Histoire du noble et tros-vaillant Roy Alexandre le Grand, et des grandes proesses qu'il a faicts en son temps. 4to. a Paris, N. Bonfons, • 380 LITERATURE. Amadis de Gaiile (les XXIV Livres d') mis en Francois par le Seig. des Essars, N. de Herberay, C. Colet, J. Gohoiy, G. Aubert de Poitiers, Gal. Chappuys, et autres ; avec le double du 14eme livre, trad, par A. Tyron. 22 vols. 32mo. in 19, and 3 vols. 8vo. Lyon, Francois Didier, 1577, 1578 et 81 ; Paris, 1615; et A7ivers, 1574. Amadis de Gaul, Discours des XII Livres. 2 vols. 16mo. Paris, par 0. De Hansy, 1573. Amadis de Gaul, translated from the Spanish version of Parciordonez de Montalvo, by R. Southey. 4 vols. 12mo. Lond. 1803. Amadis de Gaul, a poem ; translated from the French version of N. de Herberay, with notes, by W. S. Rose. Small 8vo. Lond. 1803. Honour of Chivalry ; or, the famous and delectable history of Don Bel- lianis of Greece, containing his valiant exploits, &c. translated out of Italian. iSIacfe letter. 4to. Lond. \Q1^. Palermino d'Inghilterra, tradotto in Italiana per Lucio Spineda. 3 vols, small 8vo. Venet. 1609. Palmerin of England, by Francisco de Moraes ; translated from the Portuguese by R. Southey. 4 vols. 12mo. London, 1807. Primaleone, nel quale si narra a pieno I'historia de suoi valorosi fatti, et di Polendo suo fratello, tradotto della lingua Spagnola nella nostra buona Italiano. 8vo. In Venegia, per M. Tramezzino, 1548. The Destruction of Troy, in three books. ISlacIt letter, best edition, 4to. London, 1670. Le Livre des trois Filz de Roys ; cest a ssavoir de France, d'Angleterre, et d'Escosse ; lesquels, en leurs jeunesse, pour la foy Crestienne, eurent de glorieuses victoires sur les Turcs, au service du Roy de Cicile, lequel fut faict apres ungdes lecteursde I'empire. Hettreg ffiotjliijues, 4to. Paris, par la veufue feu Jehan Treperel, [MD]XXXI. Hearne's copj, with his autograph. Histoire et Cronique du petit Jehan de Sainctre ; et de la jeune dame des belles cousines sans aultre nom nommer : avecques deux autres petites histoires de Messire Floridan et la belle EUinde : et I'extrait des cronicques de Flandres. Settreg ©Otj^tijuei^, small 4to. Paris, par Jehan Treperel, [MD]XXVIII. Famous History of Montelion, Knight of the Oracle, Son to the True Mirrour of Princes, Pericles, King of Assyria ; translated and inter- laced by E. Foord. 93 lacfe letter, 4to. London, 1680. The most famous, delectable, and pleasant Historic of Parsimus, the renowned Prince of Bohemia, by E. Foord. 9l3lacfe letter. London, 1630. Roberte the Devyll, a metrical romance, edited from an ancient illumi- nated MS. [by J. Herbert]. Snialf 4to. coloured plates. London, 1798. Richard, surnomme Cceur de Lion ; la Tour tenebreuse, et les Jours lumineux ; contes Anglois, accompagnez d'historiettes, et tirez d'une ancienne chronique composee par Richard ; avec le recit de diverses avantures de ce roy [par Mad. I'Heritier de Villanden]. 12mo. Paris, 1705. This contains two pieces of poetry by Richard I., hitherto unpublished. LITERATURE. 381 Le Grand (M.), Partenopex de Bloix, a romance; translated from the French, with notes, by W. S. Rose, and illustrated from designs by Smirke. 4to. London, 1807. Mayer (M. de), Avantures et plaisante Education du Chev. Charles-le- Bon, Sire d'Armagnac ; avec des observations sur le vieil langage. Amst. 1786. Barclaii (Jo.) Argenis, cum Clave. 24mo. Lugd. Bat. Elzev. 1630. English Novels. Adam Blair (some Passages in the Life of), of Crossmeikle. 8vo. Edin- burgh, 1822. Almack's, a novel. 3vols. 12mo. London, \%2Q. Amelia. (Fielding's Works, Vols. VIIL and IX.) Anastasius ; or, Memoirs of a Greek : written at the close of the 18th century, by Thos. Hope. 3 vols. 8vo. London, 1819. Annals of the Parish [by John Gait]. 12mo. Edinb. 1822. Arlington, a novel, by the Author of Granby. 3 vols. 8vo. London, 1832. Atlantis (the New) by Lord Bacon. (Works, Vol. II.) Atom (Adventures of an). (Smollett's Works, Vol. VI.) Aurelio (the Historie of) and Isabell, daughter of the King of Scotts ; French, Italian, Spanish, and English. Small 8vo. Anvers, en casa de Juan Steelsio, 1556. Sliakspeare is said to have founded his Tempest on this romance. This edition is unnoticed by Ames, Herbert, Warton, or Mr. Park. Barony (the), by Anna Maria Porter. 3 vols, 12mo. London, 1830. Bayly's (Thos.) Herba Parietas ; or, the Wall Flower, as it grew out of the stone chamber of the metropolitan prison of London, called Newgate ; being a history which is partly true, partly romantic, morally divine. Folio, front. London, 1650. Dr. Bayly, the author, wrote this whilst imprisoned for his work entitled " Ro)-al Charter granted unto Kings by God himself, vice." Bracebridge Hall ; or, the Humorist; [by Washington Irving]. 2 vols. 8vo. London, 1822. Brambletye House ; or, the Cavaliers and Roundheads. 3 vols. 12mo. London, 1826. Caleb Williams; or. Times as they are; by Wm. Godwin. 3 vols. 12mo. London, 1817. Camilla; or, a Picture of Youth; by Mrs. D'Arblay. 5 vols, 12mo. London, 1802, Captain Singleton (Adventures of), (De Foe's Novels, Vols. VIIL and IX.) Castles of Athlin and Dunbayne, by Anne Radcliffc. 12mo. London, 1799. Castle of Otranto, a Gothic story ; translated by W, Marshall from the original Italian of Onuphrio Muralto [Horace Walpole], Edwards's edition, large paper, 8vo, Parma, Bodoni, 1791, Castle of Otranto, (Orford's Works, Vol. IV,) 382 LITERATURE. Cavalier (Memoirs of a). (De Foe's Novels, Vols. IV. and V.) Cecilia; or, Memoirs of an Heiress; by Mrs. D'Arblay. 4 vols. 12mo. London, 1809. Citizen of the World. (Goldsmith's Works, Vol. III.) Clarissa Harlowe ; or, the History of a Young Lady ; by Sam. Richardson. 7 vols. 12mo. London, 1748. Coelebs in search of a Wife, by Han. More. 2 vols. 8vo. Lond. 1809. Collegians (the). 3 vols. 12mo. London, 1829. Colonel Jack (Life of). (De Foe's Novels, Vols. VI. and VII.) Cottagers of Glenburnie, by Eliz. Hamilton. 8vo. Edin. 1808. Contrast (the), by the Author of Matilda. 3 vols, crown 8vo. London, 1832. Croppy (the), a Tale of 1798. 3 vols. 12mo. London, 1828. Cyril Thornton (the Youth and Manhood of). 3 vols. 8vo. Lond. 1827. De Foe's (Daniel) Novels ; [with memoir of the author by Sir Walter Scott]. 12 vols, small 8vo. Edinburgh, 1810. Denounced (the). 3 vols. 12mo. London, 1830. Destiny; or, the Chief's Daughter. 3 vols, crown 8vo. Edin. 1831. De Vere; or, the Man of Independence: by the author of Tremaine. 4 vols. 12mo. London, 1827. Devereux, a tale. 3 vols. 12mo. Londoti, 1829. Discipline, by Mary Brunton. 3 vols. 8vo. Edin. 1814. Disowned (the). 3 vols. 12mo. London, 1829. Edgeworth's (Maria) Tales and Novels. 18 vols. 12mo. London, \%'i2. Edgeworth's (M.) Harrington and Ormond, tales. 3 vols. 12mo. Lon- don, 1817. Emmeline, by Mary Brunton ; with memoirs of the author by her hus- band. 8vo. Edinburgh, 1819. Entail (the); or, the Lairds of Grippy [by John Gait]. 3 vols. 12mo. Edinburgh, 1823. Eugene Aram, by E. L. Bulwer. 3 vols, crown 8vo. London, 1832. Euphues, the Anatomy of Wit ; wherein are contained, the delights that wit followeth in his youth by the pleasantness of love and happi- nesse, he reapeth in age by the perfectnesse of wisdome ; by John Lylie. iSlacIt letter, 4to. Loridon, \Q'i\. Euphues and his England ; containing his voyage and adventures, the description of the country, the court, and the manners of the isle ; by John Lylie. ilSlacfe letter, 4to. London, 1631. Evelina ; or, the History of a Young Lady's Introduction to the World : by Mad. D'Arblay. 2 vols. 12mo. Lond. 1808. Fathom (Adventures of Ferdinand, Count). (Smollett's Works, Vol. IV,) Granby, a novel. 3 vols. 12mo. London, 1826. Grandison (the History of Sir Charles), in a series of letters. 7 vols. 12mo. London, 1770. Grandmother's Guests and their Tales, by Henry Slingsby. 2 vols. 8vo. London, 1825. Gulliver's Travels. (Swift's Works, Vol. XI.) LITERATURE. 383 Hajji Baba (Adventures of) of Ispahan. 3 vols, small 8vo. London, 1824. Heiress of Bruges, a Tale of the year 1600 ; by T. C. Grattan. 4 vols. 12mo. London, 1830. Hieroglyphic Tales, by Horace Walpole. (Orford's Works, Vol. IV.) Hio-h- Ways and By- Ways ; or, Tales of the Roadside ; picked up in the French provinces. First and second series. [By T. C. Grattan.] 5 vols, small 8vo. London, 1824-5. Humphrey Clinker (the Expedition of). (Smollett's Works, Vol. VI.) Inheritance (the), by the Author of " Marriage." 3 vols. 12mo. Edin. 1824. Italian ; or, the Confessional of the Black Penitents, by Anne RadclifFe. 3 vols. 12mo. London, 1811. Jonathan Wild the Great. (Fielding's Works, Vol. IV.) Joseph Andrews (Adventures of). (Fielding's Works, Vol. V.) Journey from this World to the next. (Fielding's Works, Vol. IV.) Julia de Roubigne. (Mackenzie's Works, Vol. III.) Knickerbocker's (Diedrich) History of New York, from the beginning of the world to the end of the Dutch dynasty; [by W. Irving]. 2 vols. 8vo. London, 1812. Last of the Lairds ; or, the Life and Opinions of Malachi Mailings, [by John Gait]. 8vo. Edinburgh, 1826. Launcelot Greaves (Adventures of Sir). (Smollett's Works, Vol. V.) Lights and Shadows of Scottish Life. Small 8vo. Edinburgh, 1824. Man of Feeling. (Mackenzie's Works, Vol. I.) Man of the World. (Mackenzie's Works, Vols. I. and II.) Mandeville, a tale of the 17th century in England, by Wm. Godwin. 3 vols. 12mo. Edinburgh, 1817. Margaret Lindsay (Trials of), by the Author of " Lights and Shadows of Scottish Life." 8vo. Edinburgh, 1S23. Marriage, a Novel. 3 vols. 12mo. Edinburgh, 1819. Matthew Wald (History of). Small 8vo. Edinburgh, 1824. Memoirs of Modern Philosophers, by Eliz. Hamilton. 3 vols. 12mo. Bath, 1804. Mohicans (the Last of the), a narrative of 1757. 3 vols. 12mo. Lond. 1826. Mysteries of Udolpho, by Anne Radcliffe. 4 vols. 12mo. Lond. 1816. Nights (the Five) of St. Albans. 3 vols. 12mo. Edinburgh, 1829. O'Hara Family (Tales by the). First and second series. 6 vols. 12mo. London, 1825-6. Our Village ; sketches of rural character and scenery, by Mary Russell Mitfoixl. 12mo. London, 1830. Palace of Pleasure, beautified, adorned, and well furnished with pleasant histories and excellent novels, liy W. Painter: edited from the edition printed in 1575 by T. Marsh; by J. llaslewood. 2 vols. 4to. London, 1813. 84 LITERATURE. Pamela ; or, Virtue rewarded, in a series of letters, by S. Richardson. 4 vols. 12mo. London, 1771. Pelham ; or, the Adventures of a Gentleman. 3 vols. 12mo. London, 1828. Peregrine Pickle. (Smollett's Works, Vols. II. and III.) Persian (Letters from a) in England to his Friend at Ispahan. (Lyttleton's Misc. Works.) Plague (History of the). (De Foe's Novels, Vol. XII.) Provost (the), by John Gait. 12rao. Edinburgh, 1822. Queenhoo Hall, a romance ; and Ancient Times, a drama, by Joseph Strutt [edited by Sir W. Scott]. 4 vols. 12mo. London, 1808. Roby's (J.) Traditions of Lancashire, both series. 4 vols, royal 8vo. large paper. London, 1829-31. Rasselas, Prince of Abyssinia ; and the Vision of Theodore, the Hermit of Teneriffe. (Johnson's Works, Vols. II. and III.) Rasselas, Prince of Abyssinia ; V5^ith engravings by Raimbach, from pictures by Smirke. 4to. London, 1805. Reginald Dalton, by the Author of " Valerius" [J. C. Lockhart]. 3 vols, crown 8vo. Edinburgh, 1823. Reynard the Fox (the most delectable History of) ; newly corrected, augmented, and enlarged, with sundry excellent morals, and exposi- tions upon every several chapter. London, 1694 ; — The Second Part, containing much of pleasure and content ; to which is added many excellent morals. London, 1681; — The Shifts of Reynardine, the son of Reynard the Fox ; or, a history of his life and death : full of variety, &c. which may be applied to the late times. London, 1684. 9l3lacfe letter, in one vol. 4to. Robinson Crusoe, by Daniel Defoe ; with introductory verses by B. Barton, and illustrated with engravings from drawings by Cruick- shank. 2 vols, small 8vo. large paper. London, 1831. Robinson Crusoe. (Defoe's Novels, Vols. I. II. and III.) Roderick Random (Adventures of). (Smollett's Works, Vol. I.) Romance of the Forest, by Anne Radcliffe. 3vols. 12mo. Zo/«c?. 1806. Rush (the Historic of Friar) ; how he came to a house of religion to seek service, and being entertained by the priour, was made under-cooke. Full of pleasant mirth and delight for young people. Inlaid in 4to. London, imprinted by Edw. All-de, 1620. Salathiel ; a story of the past, the present, and the future, [by George Croly]. 3 vols. 12mo. London, 1828. Sayings and Doings ; a series of sketches from life. First, second, and third series. 9 vols, small 8vo. London, 1824. Self-Control, by Mary Brunton. 3 vols. 8vo. Edinburgh, 1811. Sentimental Journey through France and Italy. (Sterne's Works, Vol. V.) Sicilian Romance, by Anne Radcliffe. 2 vols. 12mo. London, 1796. Spy (the); a tale of the neutral ground. 3 vols. 12mo. London, 1 822. LITERATURE. 385 Sydney Biddulph (Memoirs of Miss), [by Mrs. Sheridan]. 5 vols. 12mo. London, 1796. Tales of a Traveller, [by Washington Irving]. 2 vols. 8vo. Land. 1824. Tale of a Tub, by Jonathan Swift. (Works, Vol. X.) Tales of the Wars of our Times. 2 vols, crown Svo. London, 1829. Tales round a Winter Hearth, by Jane and Anna Maria Porter. 2 vols. 12mo. London, 1826. To-day in Ireland. 3 vols. 12mo. London, 1825. Tom Jones (History of). (Fielding's Works, Vols. VI. and VII.) Tremaine ; or, the Man of Refinement, by Ward. 3 vols, crown 8vo. London, 1831. Tristram Shandy (Life and Opinions of). (Sterne's Works, Vols. I. — IV.) Valerius; a Roman story, [by J. C. Lockhart]. 3 vols. 12mo. Edinh. 1821. Vicar of Wakefield. (Goldsmith's Works, Vol. I.) Vivian Grey. 3 vols. 12mo. London, 1826-7. Voyage (New) round the World. (Defoe's Novels, Vols. X, and XI.) Wanderer; or. Female Difficulties, by Charlotte Burney [Mad. D'Arblay]. 5 vols. 12mo. London, 1814. Waverley Novels, with historical introductions and notes by Sir W, Scott. 48 vols, small 8vo. Edinburgh, 1829. Waverley Novels. — Letters to Richard Heber, Esq., containing critical remarks on the series of novels beginning with " Waverley," and an attempt to ascertain their author. Svo. London, 1821. Yesterday in Ireland, 3 vols. 12mo. London, 1829. Zeluco, or various views of Human Nature taken from life and manners ; by John Moore. 2 vols. 8vo. London, 1780. French Novels. Beroalde (Sieur de), Aventures de Floride. 2 vols. 12mo. Tours, par Mettayer, 1593. [Bodin de Boismonticr (Madlle. Suzanne)], Memoires Historiques de la Comtesse de Marienberg. 2 vols, in one. Small Svo, Amsterdam [Paris], 1751. Cottin (Madame), Mathilde ; ou, Memoires tires de I'Histoire des Croi- sades. 4 vols. 12mo. Londres, 1809. Cottin (M.), Elisabeth; ou, les Exiles de Siberie. 12mo. Lond. 1803. Florian (J. P. de), Numa Pompilius, second Roi de Rome. 2 vols. 18mo. Paris, Didot, 1786. Florian (J. P, de), Gonzalve de Cordoue ; ou. Grenade rcconquisc. 3 vols. 18mo. Paris, 1810. Florian (J. P. de), Galatee, Roman pastoral, imite de Cervantes. ISmo. Paris, Didot, 1785. [Force (Mad. de Caumont de la), les Fees; Contes des Contes; Nou- veaux Contes F"ees ; Contes moins Contes que des autres ; Contes de M. Perrault, avec des mordlitez. 4 vols, small Svo. Paris, 1724-5. 3 n 386 LITERATURE. Force (Madlle. de la), Histoire secrete de Bourgogne [publiee, avec des notices sur les personnages de I'histoire secrete, par De la Borde]. 3 vols. 12mo. Pap. d'HoUande. Paris, Didot, 1782. Gaudence de Lucques (Memoires de), enrichis des remarques de M. Rhedi. 4 vols, in two, small 8vo. Anist. \111 . Gombauld's (M.) Endymion ; an excellent fancy: elegantly illustrated by Richard Hurst. r2mo. London, 1639. Jouy (E.), Cecile ; ou, les Passions. (Qiluvres, Vols. XXXIV. — .VI.) Le Sage, Histoire de Gil Bias de Santillane, ornee de figures, 4 vols. Svo. Paris, 1795. Le Sage's Adventures of Gil Bias of Santillane, translated by Benj. H. Malkin. Illustrated with engravings from pictures by Smirke. 4 vols. 4to. large paper, proofs. London, 1809. Marguerite de Valois, Reine de Navarre, Contes et Nouvelles, mis en beau langage, et accommode au goftt de ce tems. 2 vols. 18mo. Haye, Mil. Marivaux (M. de), les EfFets surprenants de la Sympathie; ou, les Aventures de **. (CEuvres, Vols. V. and VI.) Marivaux (M. de), la Vie de Marianne ; ou, les Aventures de Madame la Comtesse de ****. ((Euvres, Vols. VI. and VII.) Marivaux (M. de), le Paysan Parvenu ; ou, les Memoires de M. ***. (CEuvres, Vol. VIII.) Marivaux (M. de), le Don Quichotte Moderne. (CEuvres, Vol. XI.) Marmontel (M.), les Incas ; ou, la Destruction de I'Empire du Perou. 2 vols. l2mo. Amst. Mil . Marmontel (M.), Contes Moraux. 3 vols. 12mo. Pan's, 1803. Marmontel (M.), Nouveaux Contes Moraux. 4 vols. 12mo. PariSy 1801. Martial d'Auvergne, dit de Paris, les Arrets d'Amours, avec I'Amant rendu Cordelier a I'observance d'Amours : accompagnez des com- mentaires juridiques et joyeux de Benoist de Cour. Revue, corrigee, et augmentee de plusieurs arrets, de notes, et d'un glossaire des anciens termes [par Lenglet du Fresnoy]. 12mo. Amst. 1731. Montesquieu (Baron de), le Temple de Guide, Cephise et I'Amour, et Arsace et Ismenie. 18mo. Paris, Didot, 1795. Rabelais (Fr.), CEuvres; contenant cinq livres de la vie, faicts, et diets hero'iques de Gargantua et de son fils Pantagruel. Small Svo. Imprimis sur les premieres editions, 1626. Ramsay (M. A.), les Voyages de Cyrus; avec un discours sur la mytho- logie. 2 vols. 12mo. Paris, Mil . Scarron (Paul), le Roman Comique; ornee de figures par Le Barbier. 3 vols. 8to. Paris, 1796. Stael Holstein (Mad. de), Corinne, ou I'ltalie. 3 vols. 12mo. Lo7idres, 1809. [Utterson's (Mrs.)] Tales of the Dead, principally from the French. Svo. London, 1813. LITERATURE. 387 Italian Novels. Libro di Novelle et di bel parlar gentile ; nel qual si contengono cente novelle altra volta mandate fuori da Carlo Gualteruzzi da Fano ; di nuovo ricorrette, con aggiunta di quattro altre nel fine, et con una dichiarazione d'alcune delle voci piil antiche [di Vincenzo Borg- hini]. 4to. In Fiorenza, nella stamp, de i Giunti, 1582. Novelle Scelte rarissime, starapate a spese di XL. amatori [cont. Lionora di Bardi ed Hippolyto Buondelmonte ; le amorose novelle di Giust. Nelli ; Gianfiore e Filomena ; novelle tre dell' ingratitudine, dell' avarizia, e dell' eloquenza, creduto di M. Marco di Mantova, S. W. Singer editore]. 8vo. Londra, 1814. The Italian Novelists ; selected from the most approved authors in that language, from the earliest period down to the close of the 18th cen- tury : arranged in an historical and chronological series. Translated from the original Italian, accompanied with notes, critical and bio- graphical, by Thomas Roscoe. 4 vols. 8vo. London, 1825. Arnalt and Lucinda (the pretie and wittie Historie of), [Italian and English] ; with certaine rules and dialogues, set foorth for the learner of the Italian tong ; by Claudius Holliband. Small 8vo. London, by Thos. Purfoote, \515. Bandello (Mat.), Novelle. 9 vols. 8vo. large paper. London \^Lworno^, 1791-3. Boccacio (Giovanni), II Decamerone, nuovamente corretti et con dili- genza stampato. 4to. In Firenze,per li heredi di Phil, di Giunta, 1527; {Ed. contrafatto Venezia, 1739.] Boccacio (G.), II Decamerone, nuovamente alia sua vera lezione ridotto da M. Lod. Dolce, con annotazioni, tavoli, &c. Small 8vo. Venegia, Giolito, 1552. Boccacio (Istoria del Decamerone di), da Dom. Mu. Manni. 4to. Firenze, 1742. Boccacio. — Salviati (Leonardo), Avvertimenti della Lingua sopra il Deca- merone. 2 vols, in one. 4to. In Napoli, 1712. Boccacio, le Nymphal Fiessolan, trad, de Tuscan par Ant. Guercin du Crest. 16mo. Lyon, G. Collier, 1556. Done (Ant. Fr.), La Zucca. Small 8vo. In Venegia, per F. Marco- lini, 1551. This work contains the original of the Portrait which usually passe* forCaxton's. Erasto (i Compassionevoli Avvertimenti di), opera dotta e morale, di Gra>co ridotta in volgare. Small 8vo. In Venegia, jjer C. di Trino, 1.563. Erasto. — History of Prince Erastus, son to the Emperour Dioclcsian, and the VTI. Wise Masters of Rome; written originally in Italian, then translated into French, and now rendered into English by F. Kirkman. Small 8vo. London, 1674. Giovanni Fiorentino, il Pecorone, nel quale si contengono cinquantc novelle antiche. 2 vols. 8vo. Milano, 1804. Grazzini (A. F.), dctto il Lasca, Novelle. 8vo. London {Livorno'\, 1756. Sacchetti (F.), Novelle [con prefazione, &c. P. UmberliJ. 2 vols. 8yo. Firenze [Napoli], 1724. 388 LITERATURE. Sansovino (F.), Cento Novelle. scelte da' piii nobili scrittori della lingua volgare. 4to. Venegia, 1610. Spanish Novels. Historia VII. Infantum de Lara. (Vsenius, under Engraving, ante, p. 120.) Cervantes, Don Quixote de la Mancha ; corregida, eon el prologo, por la Real Academia Espanola [la vida del autor y analisis del Obra]. 4 vols. 4to. En Madrid, 1780. Cervantes' Don Quixote de la Mancha, translated from the original Spanish by Charles Jarvis ; [with life of Cervantes, translated from the Spanish MS. of Don Greg. Mayans y Siscar by Ozell ; supple- ment to the translator's preface on the origin of chivalric romances, by Bp. Warburton ; and an advertisement concerning the prints by Vandergucht; by J. Oldfield.] 2 vols. 4to. London, 1742. Cervantes' Don Quixote, translated by Mary Smirke ; with life of the author, and illustrated with engravings from pictures by R. Smirke. 4 vols. 4to. Large paper, India proofs. London, 1818. Cervantes. — The Life and Exploits of Don Quixote ; containing his fourth sally, and fifth part of his adventures ; by F. Alonso de Avellaneda. 3 vols. 12mo. Sivaffham, 1805. Fiori (Giov. de), Amorosa Historia di Isabella et Aurelio ; di lingua Castigliana in Italico idioma tradotta da M. Lelio Alatiphilo. Small Svo. Venegia, Gregori, 1526. (See also ante, p. 381.) Lamarca (Fr. Loubayssin de), Historia Tragicomica de Don Henrique de Castro. Svo. Paris, 1617. [Mendoza (Diego de)]. The pleasant History of Lazarillo de Tormes ; wherein is contained his marvellous deeds and life, and strange ad- ventures : with the pursuit of the historic, gathered out of the ancient chronicles of Toledo, by Jean de Luna. Done into English and set forth by David Rowland. 2 vols, small 8vo. London, 1639. German and Northern Novels. German Novelists : Tales selected from ancient and modern authors in that language, from the earliest period down to the close of the 18th century ; translated from the originals, with critical and biographical notices, by Thomas Roscoe. 4 vols. Svo. London, 1826. Popular Tales and Romances of Northern Nations. 3 vols. Svo. Lond. 1S23. Oriental Romances. Arabian Nights, translated [from the French of Galland] by Edward Foster; with engravings from pictures by R. Smirke. 5 vols. 4to. Large paper, India proofs. London, 1802. Arabian Nights' Entertainments (Remarks upon the) ; in which the origin of Sinbad's Voyages, and other oriental fictions, is particu- larly considered, by R. Hole. Svo. London, 1793. Antar (Life and Adventures of), a celebrated Bedowen ; translated from the original Arabic byT. Hamilton. 4 vols, small Svo. Lond. 1819. LITERATURE. 389 An Arabian Tale [the History of the CaUph Vathek], from an unpub- lished MS. [by William Beckford] ; with notes, critical and expla- natory [by Dr. Stephen Henley]. 8vo. first edition, large paper; printed only for presents. London, 1786. See Nichols's Anecdotes, vol. ix. p. 674, for a letter of Dr. Henley's to Mr. Weston, in which he affirms that this work is really a translation. Bahar-danush ; or, Garden of Knowledge : translated from the Persian of Einaut-Oollah, by Jonathan Scott. 3 vols, small Svo. Shrews- bury, 1799. Hatim Tai (Adventures of), a Romance ; translated from the Persian by Duncan Forbes. 4to. London, 1830. Fortunate Union (the), a Romance ; translated from the Chinese original, with notes and illustrations, by J. F. Davis. 2 vols, in one, Svo. London, 1829. Dramatic Poetry. Treatises on Dramatic Poetry, Sfc. Schlegel's (Aug. Will.) Course of Lectures on Dramatic Art and Litera- ture ; translated by John Black. 2 vols. 8vo. London, 1815. Adams' (Geo.) Defence of Tragic Poetry ; an historical account of its rise and progress, and a comparison of the ancient tragedians with each other. (Translation of Sophocles, Vol. L) Barrington (Daines) on the Ancient Tragedies. (Miscellanies.) [Cumberland's (Rich.)] History of the Athenian Stage. (Observer.) Dryden (John) on Dramatic Poesy. (W^orks, Vol. XV.) Hume (D.) on Tragedy. (Essays, Vol. L) Wal pole's (H.) Thoughts on Tragedy and Comedy. (Orford's Works, Vol. n.) Greek and Latin Drama. Tragoediae iEschyli, Euripidis, Sophoclis, "l et Senecse. { ( classics). Comoediee Aristophanis, Plauti, et r v ' ^ Terentii. Ignoramus, Comcedia, scriptore Georgio Ruggle ; nunc denuo edita, cum notis historicis et criticis : quibus proeponitur vita autoris et glossarium [Anglic^], accurante J. S. Hawkins. Svo. Londini, 1787. English Drama. HISTORY OF THE ENGLISH THEATRE AND DRAMA . Scott's (Sir W.) Essay on the Drama. (Prose Works, Vol. VL) Hawkins's (Thos.) Origin of the English Drama illustrated, in its various species — mystery, morality, tragedy, and comedy — by specimens from our earliest writers; with notes. 3 vols. Timo. Oxford, 1773. 390 LITERATURE. Collier's (J. P.) History of English Dramatic Poetry to the time of Shakspeare ; and Annals of the Stage to the Restoration. 3 vols, small 8vo. London, 1831. Langbaine's (Gerard) Account of the English Dramatic Poets. Small 8vo. Oxford, 1691. Baker's (D. Erskine) Biographia Dramatica ; or, companion to the play- house : containing historical and critical memoirs of British and Irish dramatic writers, and an alphabetical account of their works ; to- gether with an introductory view of the rise and progress of the British stage; originally compiled to the year 1764, and continued to 1811 by Isaac Reed and Stephen Jones. 3 vols, in 4, 8vo. Land. 1812. GofFe's (T.) Exact and Perfect Catalogue of all our Playes that are printed. (Careless Shepherdess.) [Wright's (James)] Historia Histrionica ; an historical account of the English stage. London, 1699; reprinted. (Dodsley's Old Plays, Vol. I.) Malone's (E.) History of the English Stage. (Shakspeare's Works.) Dibdin's (C.) Complete History of the English Stage ; introduced by a review of the ancient and modern theatres. 5 vols. 8vo. London, 1800. Drake's (N.) Shakspeare and his Times. (Shakspeare.) Davies' (Thos.) Memoirs of the Life of David Garrick ; forming a history of the stage during a period of thirty-six years. 2 vols. 8vo. Lon- don, 1784. Boaden's (James) Memoirs of the Life of John Kemble, including a history of the English stage from the time of Garrick to the present period. 2 vols. 8vo. London, 1825. Boaden's (J.) Memoirs of Mrs. Siddons ; interspersed with anecdotes of authors and actors. 2 vols. 8vo. London, 1827. Kelly's (Michael) Reminiscences, including a period of nearly half a century ; with original anecdotes of many distinguished persons, political, literary, and musical. 2 vols. 8vo. London, 1826. Prynne's (Will.) Histrio-Mastix, the Player's Scourge; wherein is largely evidenced, by the concurring authorities of Scripture, the primitive church, the fathers, and Christian writers, heathen philosophers, historians, poets, &c. &c. that popular stage-playes are sinfull, heathenish, and pernicious corruptions. 4to. London, 1633. The first English work publicly burnt in this country, and that for which the author lost his ears, and suffered a long imprisonment. ENGLISH DRAMATIC WORKS. British Drama, ancient and modern ; comprehending the best plays in the English language [edited by Sir W. Scott]. 6 vols, in 8, royal 8vo. London, 1810 and 1804. Dodsley's (R.) Select Collection of Old Plays; a new edition, with addi- tional notes and corrections by Isaac Reed, Octavius Gilchrist, and the editor. [Together with Mr. Dodsley's preface to the first edition, and Mr. Reed's supplement and his preface to the second edition.] 12 vols. 8vo. London, 1825. LITERATURE. 391 Specimens of English Dramatic Poets who lived about the time of Shakspeare ; with notes by C. Lamb. Small 8vo. London, 1808. The British Theatre, printed from the prompt-books ; with biographical and critical remarks by Mrs. Inchbald. 25 vols. 18mo. London, 1808. The Modern British Theatre, selected by Mrs. Inchbald. 10 vols. 18mo. London, 1811. Collection of Farces and other After-pieces, selected by Mrs. Inchbald. 7 vols. 18mo. London, 1809. Addison's (Jo.) Cato, Rosamond, and Drummer. (Works, Vols. I. and VI. 8vo. ; and VI. 4to.) Baillie's (Joanna) Series of Plays on the Passions ; Family Legend, a tragedy; and Miscellaneous Plays. 4 vols. 8vo. Zonc?ow, 1802-12. Beaumont and Fletcher's Works ; with commendatory poems, Seward's preface, and biographical and critical introduction and notes ; by Henry Weber. 14 vols. 8vo. Edinburgh, 1812. Beaumont and Fletcher's Works (Comments on), by J. M. Mason. 8vo. London, 1798. [Brewer's (Ant.)] Lingua ; or, the Combat of the Tongue and the Five Senses for Superiority : a pleasant comedie. 4to. London, \Q\1. Brother-in-Law, a comedy. Crown 8vo. Lee Priory, 1817. Burgoyne's (Gen. J.) Dramatic and Poetical Works ; with memoirs of the author. 2 vols. 12mo. London, 1807, Centlivre's (Mrs.) Works. 3 vols. 12mo. London, 1741. Congreve's (Wm.) Works ; containing his plays and poems. 3 vols. 12mo. London, 1725. Cowley's (Abr.) Plays. (Works.) Cowley's (Mrs.) Works, dramas and poems. 3 vols. 8vo. Lond. 1813. Cumberland's (Rich.) Posthumous Dramatic Works [edited by his daughter, Mrs. Jansen]. 2 vols. 8vo. London, 1813. Dryden's (John) Plays. (Works, Vols. II. to VIII.) Edgeworth's (Maria) Comic Dramas. 12mo. London, 1817. Etherige's (Sir Geo.) Works, containing his plays and poems. 12mo, London, 1735. Farquhar's (Geo.) Works. 8vo. London, \1\\. Fielding's (Henry) Dramatic Pieces. (Works, Vols. I. to IV.) Foote's (Sam.) Dramatic Works. 4 vols. 8vo. London, 1781. Ford's (John) Dramatic Works ; with introduction, and notes criti«;al and explanatory, by W. Gilford. 2 vols. 8vo. London, 1827. Goffe (Thos.), the Raging Turke, or Baiazet II. ; Courageous Turke, or Amurath I. ; Tragedy of Orestes ; and the Careless Shepherdess. 4to. London, 1631-56. Goldsmith's (O.) Dramatic Pieces. (Works, Vol. II.) Jonson's (Ben.) Works ; with notes and a biographical memoir by W. GifFord. 9 vols. 8vo. London, \%\Q. Kemble's (F. A.) Francis I., an historical drama. 8vo. London^ 1832. 392 LITERATURE. [Knevet's (Ralph)] Rhodon and Iris, a pastoral, as it was presented at the Florists' feast in Norwich, May 3, 1631. 4to. London, 1631. Mackenzie's (H.) Dramatic Pieces. (Works, Vol. VIII.) Marston's (Jolin) Dramatic and Poetical Works. 4 vols, crown 8vo. London, 1826. Mason's (W.) Dramatic Pieces. (Works, Vol. II.) Massinger's (P.) Plays ; with introduction, and notes critical and ex- planatory, by W. GifFord. 4 vols. 8vo. London, 1805. Murphy's (A.) Dramatic Works. (Works, Vols. I. to IV.) Otway's (Thomas) Works ; with notes, and a life of the author, by Th. Thornton. 3 vols, royal 8vo. large paper. London, 1813. Peele's (Geo.) Works ; with some account of his life and writings, and notes, by Alexander Dyce. 2 vols. 8vo. London, 1828. Ramsay's (Allan) Gentle Shepherd, a pastoral comedy ; with illustra- tions of the scenery, life of the author, &c. 2 vols, royal Svo, large paper. Edin. 1808. Shakspeare's (W.) Comedies, Histories, and Tragedies, published accord- ing to the true original copies, the third impression ; and unto this is added sevene plays, never before printed in folio. Folio. London, printed for P. C. 1654. The greater part of this edition was destroyed in the fire of London. Shakspeare's Plays and Poems ; with the corrections and illustrations of various commentators: comprehending a life of the poet, and an enlarged history of the stage, by E. Malone. [Edited from Malone's MSS. by James Boswell, with prolegomena, including the prefaces to the various preceding editions ; Dr. Farmer on the learning of Shakspeare ; Steevens on Shakspeare, Ford, and Jonson ; Rowe's life of Shakspeare ; [Boswell ?] on the phraseology and metre of Shakspeare; additions to Malone's history of the stage; and a fur- ther account of the early English stage by Geo. Chalmers, &c.] 21 vols. Svo. London, 1821. Shakspeare's Plays (Supplement to the edition of) published in 1798 by Johnson and Steevens ; containing additional observations by several of the former commentators : to which are subjoined, the genuine poems of the same author, and seven plays that have been ascribed to him ; with notes by the editor and others. 2 vols. Svo. Land. 1780. Shakspeare's Plays, Index to all the editions, by Sam. Ayscough. Svo. Dublin, 1780. Shakspeare Himself again ; or, the language of the poet asserted, by And. Beckett. 2 vols, in one, Svo. London, 1815. Shakspeare's Plays (Notes and various Readings to) ; and the School of Shakspeare, or authentic extracts from divers English books that were in print in his time; by Ed. Capell. 3 vols. 4to. London, 1779. Shakspeare. — Notes on some of the obscure Passages in Shakspeare's Plays; with remarks on the editions of 1785, 1790, 1793, by Lord Chedworth. Svo. London, 1805. Shakspeare. — Dramatic Miscellanies ; consisting of critical observations on several plays of Shakspeare ; with a review of his principal cha- racters as represented by Mr. Garrick, &c. ; by Th. Davies. 3 vols. Svo. London, 1784. LITERATURE. 393 Shakspeare. — Illustrations of Shakspeare and of Ancient Manners, by Fr. Douce ; with dissertations on the clowns of Shakspeare, on the collection of popular tales entitled Gesta Grayorum, and on the Ensrlish morrice-dance. 2 vols. 8vo. London, 1807. Shakspeare. — Canons of Criticism, and Glossary [being a supplement to Warburton's edition] ; by Th. Edwards. 8vo. London, 1758. Shakspeare. — Essay on the Learning of Shakspeare, by Rich. Farmer. 8vo. Camb. 1767. Shakspeare. — Critical, Historical, and Explanatory Notes on Shakspeare; with emendations of the text and metre ; by Zach. Grey. 2 vols. 8vo. London, 1754. Shakspeare. — Observations on Macbeth, by Sam. Johnson. (Works, Vol. III.) Shakspeare's Macbeth and Richard the Third, an essay in answer to Remarks on some of the Characters of Shakspeare, by J. P. Kemble. 12mo. London, 1817. Shakspeare. — Comments on the several Editions of Shakspeare, ex- tended to those of Malone and Steevens, by J. Monck Mason. 8vo. Dublin, 1807. Shakspeare (Some further Observations on), extended to the late editions of Malone and Steevens, by J. Monck Mason. (Comments on Beaumont and Fletcher.) Shakspeare. — Essay on the Writings and Genius of Shakspeare, com- pared with the Greek and French dramatic poets; by Mrs. Mon- tague. 8vo. London, 1770. Shakspeare. — Essays on some of the Dramatic Characters, with an Essay on the Faults of Shakspeare, by Wm. Richardson. 8vo. London, 1798. Shakspeare. — Remarks on the Text and Notes of the last Edition of Shakspeare; with the Quip Modest, or supplement, by J. Ritson. 2 vols, in one, 8vo. Londoyi, 1783-88. Shakspeare. — Critical Observations on Shakspeare, by John Upton. 8vo. London, 1746. Shakspeare. — Cursory Criticisms on the edition of Shakspeare published by Mr. Malone. 8vo. London, 1792. Shakspeare. — Six old Plays, on which Shakspeare founded six of his, by J. Nichols. 2 vols. 8vo. London, \11S). Shakspeare's Hamlet and As You like It; a specimen of a new edition of Shakspeare [edited by Mr. Caldecot]. 8vo. 1819. Shakspeare's King Lear, a tragedy ; collated with the old and modern editions [by Charles Jennens]. 8vo. London, 1770. Shakspeare Illustrated ; or the novels and histories on which tlie plays of Shtikspcare are founded, collected and translated from the ori- ginal authors, with critical remarks. 2 vols. 12mo. London, 1753. Shakspeare. — Letter to D. Garrick, concerning a glossary to the plays of [by Rich. Warner]. 8vo. ZowrZ. 1768. Shakspeare. — Copies of several uupMl>lisIiod documents relating to liiiii and his faniily ; and an account of the jubilee. (Wheeler's Hist, of Stratford . ) 3 E 394 LITERATURE. Shakspeare and his Times ; including; a biography of the poet, criticisms on his genius and writings, and a history of the manners, customs, amusements, superstitions, poetry, and elegant literature of his age ; by Nathan Drake. 2 vols. 4to.' Lo)id. 1817. Shakspeare. — An Inquiry into the Authenticity of various Pictures and Prints which, from the decease of the poet to our own times, have been offered to the public as portraits of Shakspeare ; by James Boaden. 4to. London, 1824. Pseudo-Shakspeare.— Miscellaneous Papers and Legal Instruments under the hand and seal of W. Shakspeare, from the original MSS. in the possession of Sam. Ireland. Folio. London, 1796. The original forgeries of this collection were sold at Mr. Dent's sale for 461. Pseudo-Shakspeare. — Malone's (E.) Inquiry into the Authenticity of certain Papers and Legal Instruments published in 1795, and attri- buted to W. Shakspeare, Queen Elizabeth, and the Earl of South- ampton. 8vo. London, 1796. Pseudo-Shakspeare. — Chalmer's (Geo.) Apology, and Supplemental Apology ; with appendix for the believers of the Shakespeare Papers which were exhibited in Norfolk Street. 2 vols. 8vo. London, 1797-1800. Pseudo-Shakspeare. — Confessions of W. Ireland ; containing the parti- culars of his fabrication of the Shakspeare MSS. : together with anec- dotes and opinions of many distinguished persons. 8vo. Lond. 1805. Sheridan (the Works of Richard Brinsley) [edited by Thomas Moore]. 2 vols. Bvo. London, 1821. Shirley's (W.) Plays and Poems, now first collected and chronologically arranged, and the text carefully collated and restored ; with occa- sional notes, and a biographical and critical essay, by W. Gifford. 6 vols. 8vo. London, 1832. Smollett's (Tobias) Plays. (Works, Vol. III.) Southern's (Thos.) Plays, now first collected ; with life of the author [by T. Evans]. 3 vols. 12mo. London, 1774. Suckling's (Sir John) Plays. (Works.) Taylor (G. W,), the Profligate, a comedy. 4to. London, privately printed, 1820. Thomson's (James) Plays, (Works, Vols. I. and II.) Vanbrugh's (Sir John) Plays. 2 vols. 12mo. London, 1735. Walpole's (Horace) Mysterious Mother ; a tragedy. (Orford's Works, Vol. I.) Webster's (John) Works ; with some account of the author by Alex. Dyce. 4 vols, crown 8vo. London, 1830. Wilson's (Arthur) Inconstant Lady; a play [edited], with an appendix [by P. Bliss]. 4to. Oxford, \8\A. Wycherley's (Wm.) Plays. 2 vols. 12mo. Londoyi, 1720. French Drama. Le Mystere des Actes des Apostres, translate fidellement a la verite his- toriale, escripte par Saint Luc, et illustre des legendes et vies des saincts recues par I'Eglise, [par A. et S. Greban]. 2 vols, in one, 4to. Scttres CBfotl)tijUfg. The Roxburgh copy. Paris, A. and C. Angeliers, 1540. LITERATURE. 395 Campistron (M. de), Qiluvres, augmentees de plusieurs pieces. 2 vols. 18mo. Amst. 1722. Champmesle (M. de), CEuvres. 2 vols. 12mo. Paris, 1742. Corneille (Pierre), CEuvres de, avec les commentaires de Voltaire [sa vie par B, le Bovier de Fontenelle, et les trois meilleures pieces de son Frere.] Figures par Moreau. 12 vols. 8vo. Paris, 1817. Crebillon (P. J. de), ffiuvres ; orneesdes figures par Peyron. 2 vols. 8vo. Proofs and etchings. Paris, 1799. Catherine of Cleves, and Hernani, tragedies ; from the French of Alex. Dumas and Victor Hugo, by Lord Leveson Gower. 8vo. London, 1832. Fontaine (De la). Theatre, (ffiuvres, Vol. IV.) Fosse (M. de la). Theatre. 18mo. A7nst. 1745. Gresset (J. B. L.), OEuvres Dramatiques. (CEuvres, Vol. II.) [Henault (M. le President)], Cornelie, Vestale, tragedie. Small 8vo. Imprimee u Strawberry Hill, 1768. Jouy (E.), Theatre. (CEuvres, Vols.. XL. to XLV.) Marivaux (M. de), CEuvres Dramatiques. (CEuvres, Vols. I. to V.) Moliere (CEuvres de J. B. de) ; avec des remarques grammaticales, des avertissemens, et des observations, sur chaque piece, par M. Bret [et la vie de Moliere par Voltaire, avec un supplement par I'Editeur]. 6 vols. 8vo. Paris, 1804. Besides the plates, after Moreau, belonging to this edition, which were origin- ally engraved for that of 1773, tliis coj)y has those published separately by Kenouard in 1813, after new and superior designs by the same artist. Pathelin (la Farce de P.) ; avec son testament a IV personnages. Small 8vo. Paris, Coustellier, \111. Racine (Jean), CEuvres Dramatiques. (CEuvres, Vols. I. to III.) Sleep-Walker, a Comedy ; translated from the French [by Horace Walpole.] 8vo. Strawberry Hill, 1778. Italian Drama. Walker's (J. C.) Historical Memoir on Italian Tragedy, from the earliest period ; illustrated with specimens of the most celebrated tragedies, biographical notices, &c. 4to. London, 1799. Walker's (.1. C.) Historical and Critical Essay on the Revival of the Drama in Italy. Svo. Edinburgh, 1805. Alfieri (Vittorio), Tragedie. 5 vols. Svo. Milano, 1822. Goldoni (Carlo), Scclte Commedie [con un memorie del' autor]. 12 vols. Svo. Padova, 1811-17. Maffei (Scipio), Teatro. Svo. Verona, 1730. Metastasio (Pictro), Opere Drammatiche. (Opere Compito.) Metastasio's (P.) Works, translated by .lohn Hoole. 2 vols. 12mo. London, 17G7. Monti (V'icenzo), Tragedie. 12mu. fircnzc, 1827. 396 LITERATURE. Spa7iisk Drama. Teatro Espanol, 6 collecion de dramas escogidos de celebres esoritorcs, precedida de una breve noticia de la Escena Espanola, y de los autores que la ban illustrado. 4 vols. 4to. Londra, 1817. German Drama. Goetbe's Goetze, of Berlicbengen, witb tbe Iron Hand, a tragedy ; translated from the German by Sir Walter Scott. Small 8vo. Paris, 1826. Sir W. Scott's first production, originally published in 17^vo. large paper. London, 1825. 398 LITERATURE. Gresset (CEuvres de), [avec les principaux traits de la vie privee et litte- raire de Taiiteur, par A. A. Renouard]. 2 vols. 8vo. Paris, 1811. Grey (the Literary Remains of Lady Jane) ; with a memoir of her life by Sir N. H. Nicolas. Large paper, royal Svo. London, 1825. Hale's (Sir Matt.) \Yorks, moral and religious ; with life by Bp. Burnet : including the additional notes of Baxter ; by T. Thirlwall. 2 vols. Svo. London, 1805. Hamilton's (Bp. Hugh) Works, collected by his son Alex. Hamilton. 2 vols, royal 8vo. London, 1809. Harris's (James) Works ; with an account of his life, by his son the Earl of Malmesbury. 2 vols. 4to. London, 1801. Harrington's (James) Oceana, and other Works ; with his life by John Toland : and an appendix containing all the political tracts wrote by this author, omitted in Toland's edition [edited by T. Birch]. Folio. London, 1737. Heynii (C. G.) Opuscula Academica collecta, et animadversionibus locupleta. 5 vols. Svo. Gottingce, 1785-1802. Hurd's (Bp. Richard) Works. 8 vols. Svo. London, 1811. Johnson's (Sam.) Works ; with an essay on his life, &c. by A. Murphy. 12 vols. Svo. London, 1806. Jones's (Sir W.) Works, edited by his lady ; with Supplement. 8 vols. 4to. Lond. 1799-1801. Jouy (Estienne), CEuvres completes. 46 vols. 12mo. Paris et Brux- elles, 1824-27. Knox's (Vicesimus) Works ; with a biographical preface. 7 vols. Svo. London, 1824. Locke's (John) Works [by Bp. E. Law]. 10 vols. Svo. London, 1801. Lope Felix de Vega Carpio, Colecciones de los Obras Sueltos, assi en prosa como en verso. 21 vols, small 4to. Madrid, 1776-9. Lyttleton's (George, Lord) Miscellaneous Works, published by G. E. Ayscough. 4to. London, 1775. Mackenzie's (Henry) Works. 8 vols. Svo. Edinburgh, 1808. Marivaux (P. C. de), ses CEuvres completes. 12 vols. Svo. Paris, 1781. Mason's (Wm.) Works. 4 vols. Svo. London, 1811. Metastasio (Pietro), Opere [edizioni data dell' Abate Pezzana]. 12 vols. 4to. papier d'HoUande. Parigi, Herissant, 1780-82. Milton's (John) Works, historical, political, and miscellaneous ; to which is prefixed, an account of his life and writings by Thos. Birch : [edited by Richard Baron]. 2 vols. 4to. London, 1753. Milton's (John) Prose Works ; with a hfe of the author by Ch. Symmons. 7 vols. Svo. London, 1806. Montagu's (Lady Mary Wortley) Works ; including her correspondence? poems, and essays : with memoirs by J. _ Dallaway. 5 vols. Svo- London, 1803. Murphy's (Arthur) Works. 7 vols, Svo. London, 1786, Newtoni (Is.) Opera quae extant omnia, commentariic illustrabat S. Horsley. 3 vols. 4to. Londini, 1779-85. LITERATURE. 399 Orford's (Hoi'ace Walpole, Earl of) Works ; with Edwards's Supple- ment. 7 vols. 4to. Lond, 1799-1819. Pope's (Alex.) Works ; containing the principal notes of Warburton and Warton, with remarks by Johnson, Wakefield, and Chalmers : to which are added, some original letters, with additional observations, and memoirs of the life of the author ; edited by W. L. Bowles. 10 vols. 8vo. London, 1806. Racine (CEuvres de Jean), avec les variantes et les imitations des auteurs Grecs et Latins, publiees par M. Petitot. 5 vols. 8vo. Paris, 1815. Ralegh's (Sir Walter) Collected Works ; to which are prefixed the lives of the author by Oldys and Birch. 8 vols. 8vo. Oxford University press, 1829. Reynolds's (Sir Joshua) Works; with an account of his life and writings by E. Malone. 3 vols. 8vo. London, 1809. Scott's (Sir Walter) Miscellaneous Prose Works. 6 vols. 8vo. Edin- burgh, 1827. Seldeni (Joannis) Opera Omnia, tam edita quam inedita, coUegit ac recensuit, vitam auctoris, prsefationes, &c. adjecit D. Wilkins. 3 vols. in 6, folio. London, 1726. Sidney's (Sir Philip) Miscellaneous Works ; with life and illustrative notes by W. Gray. 8vo. large paper. Oxford, 1829. Smollett's (Tobias) Miscellaneous Works ; with memoirs of his life and writings, by Robt. Anderson. 6 vols. 8vo. Edinb. 1806. Sterne's (Laurence) Works ; with life by himself. 10 vols. 8vo. London, 1788. Sterne (Illustrations of), by John Ferriar ; with other essays and verses. 2 vols, in one, 8vo. Warrington, 1812. Stillingfleet's (Benj.) Literary Life and Select Works, edited by W. Coxe. 3 vols. 8vo. London, 1811. Swift's (Jonathan) Works, containing additional letters, tracts, and poems, not hitherto published ; with notes, and a life of the author by Sir Walter Scott. 19 vols. 8vo. Edinburgh, 1814. Suckling's (Sir John) Fragmenta Aurea ; a collection of all his incom- parable pieces; printed by his own copies. First edition, with a brilliant impression of the portrait by Marshall. Sir M. M. Sykes's copy. 8vo. London, 1646. Surrey's (Henry Howard, Earl of) Works ; [including his poems and letters, with notes, a memoir of the author, and of his son, the Earl of Northampton], and of Sir Thos. Wyatt, the elder [consisting of his poems and letters to his son, with notes and memoirs of the author], by C. F. Nott. 2 vols. 4to. Lond. 1815-16. Talbot's (Mrs. Cath.) Works, by Mrs. Carter ; with additional papers, notes, and illustrations ; and an account of her life, by Montague Pennington. 8vo. London, 1809. Taylor (all the Works of John), tlie Water-Poet, collected into one volume by tlie author. Folio. London, 1630. Ilearue's copy, with his autograph. Temple's (Sir Wni.) Works; with a life and character of the author. 4 vols. 8vo. Lotidon, 1757. 400 LITERATURE. Tweddell's (John) Remains, being a selection of his letters ; together with his Prolusiones Juveniles : to which is added, some account of the author's journals, MSS., collections of drawings, &c. ; and pre- fixed is a biographical memoir by the editor, Robert Tweddell. 4to. London, 1815. White's (H. K.) Remains; with an account of his life by Robt. Southey. 3 vols. 8vo. Zo»rfo«, 1808-22. Witherspoou's (John) Works ; with life. 9 vols. 12mo. Edinburgh, 1815. Wotton's (Sir H.) Reliquiae Wottoniana;, or a collection of lives, letters, and poems ; with characters of sundry personages, [edited by Isaac Walton]. 8vo. London, 1672. Wrangham's (Fr.) Works : sermons, dissertations, and translations. 3 vols. 8vo. London, 1816. Wyatt's (Sir Tho.) Works. (Surrey.) Young's (Edward) Works. 5 vols. 12mo. Loyidon, 1767. Zouch's (Thos.) Works; with memoir of his life by F. Wrangham. 2 vols. 8vo. York, 1820. ') Fables. Pilpay's Fables. ]2mo. London, 1818. Hitopodesa of Vishnusarum, or amicable instruction ; [the fables of Pilpay], translated by Sir W. Jones. (Works, Vol. VI.) iEsopi Fabulffi. (Classics.) ^sop's Fables ; with his life in English, French, and Latin ; the English by Th. Philipot, the French and Latin by R. Codrington : with 112 sculptures by Francis Barlow. Folio. London, 1665. Select Fables of ^sop and other Fabulists ; with life of iEsop, and an essay on fable, by R. Dodsley. Small Bvo. Birmingham, Basker- ville, 1764. The Dialogues of Creatures moralysed, applyably and edificatably to every mery and jocunde mater ; of late translated out of Latyn into our Englyshe tonge, right profitable to the governaunce of man. Reprinted in hhck letter ; edited by Joseph Haslewood. 4to. Lond. 1816. Dryden's (John) Fables. (Works.) Fontaine (Fables de la). (CEuvres, Vols. I. and II.) Fontaine, Etudes sur la ; ou, notes et excursions litteraires sur ses Fables [par Solvet], precedees de son eloge inedit, par Gaillard. 8vo. Paris, 1812. Gay's (John) Fables. 2 vols. 8vo. London, Stockdale, 1797. Select Fables, with cuts ; designed and engraved by Thomas and John Bewick and others, previous to 1784 : together with a memoir, and a descriptive catalogue of the works of Messrs. Bewick. Royal 8vo. Newcastle, 1820. Satirical WorliS. Dryden's (John) Essay on Satire. (Works, Vols. XIII. and XV.) LITERATURE. 401 Petronii Arbitri Satyricon. (Classics.) [Arbuthnot (Dr.)], Law is a Bottomless Pit; or, the history of John Bull. [A satire on the war under Marlborough.] (Swift's Works, Vol. VL) Barclaii (Jo.) Satyricon, accessit conspiratio Anglicana. 24mo. Elz. Lugd. Bat. 1637. Erasme, Eloge de la Folie, trad, par M. Guedeville ; avec les notes de G. Lister. 12mo. Amsterdam, 1745. Besides the illustrations from Holbein, this edition has the verj spirited wood- cuts of Le Sueur the younger worked with the letter-press. [Evelyn (John)], Mundus Muliebris ; or, the ladye's dressing-room un- locked, and her toillette spread, in burlesque : together with the Fop- Dictionary, compiled for the use of the fair sex. (Misc. Works.) [Matthias's (T. J.)] Pursuits of Literature, a satirical poem; with ex- planatory notes, &c. 8vo. London, 1806. Pope's (Alex.) Dunciad ; with the Prolegomena of Scriblerus, the Hy- percritics of Aristarchus, and Notes variorum. (Works, Vol. V.) Swift's (Jonathan) True Account of the Battle fought between the ancient and the modern Books in St. James's Library. (Works, Vol. X.) *^* For other satirical writings, see Poetry and Novels. Proverbs, Apotheg7ns, Ana, S^'c. Plutarchus et Diogenes Laertius. (Classics.) Sentences of Ali, the Son-in-law of Mahomet, translated from the Arabic. (Ockley's History of the Saracens, Vol. IL) Bacon's (Lord) Collection of Apothegmes, new and old. ISmo. Lond. 1626. (Works, Vol. I.) Burckhardt's (J. L.) Arabic Proverbs ; or, the manners and customs of the modern Egyptians : illustrated from their proverbial sayings cur- rent at Cairo, translated and explained. 4to. London, 1830. Erasme (les Apothegmes d'), cest a dire, promptz, sublitz, et sententieulx, ditz de plusieurs royz, chefz darm.ez, philosophes, et autres, tant Grecz que Latins, translatez de Latin par Ant. Macault. Small 8vo. Paris, 1539. Kett's (Henry) Flowers of Wit ; or, a collection of bon mots, both an- cient and modern : with biographical and critical remarks. 2 vols. 12mo. London, 1814. Leigh's (E.) Choice French Proverbs. (Observ. on Rom. Emp.) Nunez (C. H.), Refranes o Proverbios en Romance y Glosso ; y la filosofia vulgar de Juan dc Mal-lara, L Parte, (pic contient mil refranes glossados. 4to. Madrid, 1619. Oudin (Cesar), Refranes o Proverbios Castellanos. Small 8vo. Paris, 1609. [Pancoucke (J.)], Dictionnaire Portatif des Proverbes Francois; avec une explication des etymologies les plus avenees. 8vo. A7nst. 1751. [Pancoucke], Encyolopediana ; ou, dictionnaire encylopediquc des anas. 4to. Paris, 1791. Peele's (Geo.) Merrie conceited Jests ; wherein is showed the course of his life, how he lived. 4to. London [1007]. 3 F 402 LITERATURE. Ray's (J.) Collection of Proverbs. 8vo. London, \73S. Rocliefoncaukl (Due de la), Maximes et Reflexions morales ; [avec line notice sur le caractere et les ecrites de I'auteur, par M. Suard.] 8vo. Paris, de Vlmp. Royale, 1788. Selden's (John) Table Talk. (Works, Vol. III.) [Southey's (Robert)] Omniana; or. Horse Otiosiores. 2 vols. 18mo. London, 1812. [Jenkinson's (Robert)?] Wit's Theatre of the Little World. Small 8vo. London, by J. R. 1599. Politeuphuia ; Wit's Commonwealth, newly corrected and amended. Small 8vo. London, . Wit's Commonwealth, the II. Part, a treasurie of divine, morall, and philosophicall similes and sentences, generally useful, by Francis Meres. Small 8vo. London, 1634. Emblems. Alciati (Andr.) Emblematum Libellus. Small 8vo. Editio princeps. Parisiis, ex offic. C. Wecheli, 1535. Bezae (Theo.) Emblemata. (Icones.) • Latour (Charlotte de), le Langage des Fleurs. 18mo. Paris, . Peacham's (Henry) Minerva Britannia; or, a garden of heroical devises, furnished and adorned with emblemes and impreses of sundry natures. 4to. Lond. 1612. Phillips' (Henry) Floral Emblems. 8vo. London, 1825. Whitney's (Geffrey) Choice of Emblemes and other Devices, Englished and moralized, and divers newly devised. Dedicated to the Earl of Leicester. Both parts, 4to. cuts. Imprinted at Leyden, by F. Ra- phelingus, 1586. Epistolarij Writings. *,• See also English Documentary History. Ciceronis, Phalaridis, Plinii, et Senecsc Epistolae. (Classics.) Hayley's (W.) Desultory Remarks on the Letters of eminent Persons. '(Life of Cowper, Vol. III.) Letters by eminent Persons in the 17th and 18th centuries, from the originals in the Bodleian and Ashmolean libraries ; with biographical and literary illustrations [by P. Bliss]. 3 vols. 8vo. Lond. 1813. Ascham's (Roger) Letters, from the originals, formerly in the custody of Mr. Strype. (Works.) Atterbury's (Bp. Fr.) Epistolary Correspondence. (Polygraphy.) Atterbury's Private Correspondence with his Friends, in 1725. (Hailes' Scottish Tracts.) Basire, (the Correspondence of Isaac), Archdeacon of Northumberland, in the Reigns of Charles I. and II. ; with a memoir of his life by W. N. Darnell. 8vo. London, 1831. Bentleii (Ric.) et doctorum Virorum Epistolse, partim mutuse : accedit R. Dawesii ad J. Taylorem epistola singularis [edidit C. Burney]. 4to. London [privately printed], 1807. LITERATURE. 403 Boyle (Letters from several Persons to the Hon. Robert). (Works, Vol. VI.) Boileau, Lettres. (CEuvres, Vol. IV.) Burns (Letters to and from Robert). (Works, Vol. II.) Carter (Mrs. Eliz.), a Series of Letters between her and Miss Talbot, 174i-1770; also her letters to Mrs. Vesey, 1763-1787: edited by Montgomery Pennington. 2 vols. 4to. London, 1808. Chesterfield's (Lord) Letters to his Friends. (Misc. Works, Vol. II.) Cowper's (William) Private Correspondence with several of his most intimate friends ; now first published from the originals, in the pos- session of his kinsman John Johnson. 2 vols. 8vo. Lond. 1824. Deffand's (Marquise du) Letters to Horace Walpole, from 1766 to 1780; to which are added, her letters to Voltaire, 1759 to 1775. 4 vols. 12mo. Loyid. 1810. Dryden's (John) Letters. (Works, Vol. XVIII.) Dugdale (Letters between Sir W'.) and Sir T. Browne, (Browne's Post- humous Works.) Fontaine (La), Lettres. (ffiuvres, Vol. VI.) Franklin's (Benjamin) Private Correspondence, edited by W. Temple Franklin. (Works, Vols. HI. and IV.) Ganganelli's (Pope Clement XIV.) Letters ; to which are prefixed, anecdotes of his life. 4 vols. 12mo. London, 1111. Garrick's (David) Private Correspondence Avith the most celebrated Persons of his time ; illustrated with notes and a new biographical memoir of Garrick. 2 vols. imp. 4to. London, 1831. Gibbon (Letters to and from Edward). (Misc. Works, Vols. I. and II.) [Grant's (Mrs.)] Letters from the Mountains, being the real correspond- ence of a Lady, between 1773 and 1807. 3 vols. 12mo. London, 1807. Gray (Letters to and from Thos.) (Works, 8vo. Vol. II.) Grey's (Lady Jane) Letters. (Remains.) Hartford (Correspondence between Frances, Countess of) and Henrietta Louisa, Countess of Pomfrct, 1738 to 41. 3 vols. 8vo. Lond. 1806. Johnson (Letters to and from Dr. Sam.) ; with some poems, edited by H. L. Piozzi. 2 vols. 8vo. London, 1788. Johnson's (Sam.) Selected Letters. (Works, Vol. XII.) Locke's (John) Familiar Letters between him and several of his Friends. (Works, Vols. IX. and X.) Maintenon (Lettres de Mde. de.) (Memoires, Vols. VII. to XV.) Maintenon (Lettres inedites de Mde. de) et Mde. la Princesse d'Ursins. 4 vols. 8vo. Paris, 1826. Miltoni (Jo.) Epistolffi Familiares. (Prose Works, 4to. Vol. II. ; 8vo. Vol. VI.) Montagu's (Lady Mary Wortley) Letters. (Works, Vols. I. to V.) Montagu's (Eliz.) Letters, with some of those of her Correspondents, edited by Matth. Montagu. 4 vols. 8vo. London, 1809. 404 LITERATURE. Nicolson (Letters, on various subjects, to and from Abp. W.) ; in- cluding the correspondence of several eminent prelates, from 1683 to 1726-7 inclusive; illustrated with literary and historical anec- dotes by John Nichols. 2 vols. 8vo. London, 1809. Paul's Letters to his Kinsfolk. (Sir W. Scott's Misc. Works.) Peter's Letters to his Kinsfolk. (Biographical Anecdotes.) Pinkerton's (John) Literary Correspondence, edited from the originals, by Dawson Turner. 2 vols. 8vo. London, 1830. Pope's (Alex.) Literary Correspondence, 1704 to 43. (Works, Vols. VIL to X.) Racine (Jean), Lettres a ses Amis. (QEuvres, Vol. V.) Ralegh's (Sir W.) Letters. (Works, Vol. VIIL) Russell's (Lady R.) Letters ; to which is added, the trial of Lord Wil- liam Russell, 8vo. London, 1792. Seldeni (Jo.) Epistolse Varise. (Opera, Vol. IL) Sevigne (Recueil des Lettres de Mad. de), augmentee d'un precis de la vie de cette femme celebre, et des reflexions sur ses lettres, par S. J. B. de Vauxcelles [et des nouvelles lettres]. 10 vols. 12mo. Paris, 1801. Seward's (Anna) Letters, from 1784 to 1807. 6 vols. 12mo. Edin. 1811. Smith's (Sir J. E.) Correspondence of Linneeus, &c. (Nat. History.) Steele's (Sir Rich.) Epistolary Correspondence, including his familiar letters to his wife and daughters, and fragments of his plays ; edited by J. Nichols. 2 vols. 8vo. London, 1809. Sterne's (Laur.) Letters. (Works, Vols. IX. and X.) Suckling's (Sir John) Letters to eminent Persons. (Works.) Surrey's (Earl of) Letters. (Works.) Swift's (Jonathan) Journal to Stella, in Letters. (Works, Vols. IL and III.) Swift's (Jon.) Epistolary Correspondence, 1691 to 1741. (Works, Vols. XV. to XIX.) Talbot's (Mrs.) Letters. (Works.) Tweddel's (John) Letters. (Remains.) Wakefield's (Gilbert) Correspondence with the late C. J. Fox, in 1796- 1801, chiefly on subjects of classical literature. 8vo, Zowc?. 1813. Walpole's (Horatio) Letters to Richard West, 1735-42. (Orford's Works, Vol. IV.) Walpole's (H.) Letters to the Hon. H. S. Conway, Ri. Bentley, Tho. Gray, John Chute, Earl of Strafford, Lady Mary Lepell Hervey, Caroline Campbell, Countess Dowager of Ailesbury, and to Mrs. H. Moore. (Orford's Works, Vol. V.) Walpole's (H.) Letters to George Montagu, Esq., from 1736 to 1770; now first published from the originals. 4to. London, 1818. (Or- ford's Works, Vol. VI.) Warton's (Dr. J.) Letters of eminent Persons. (Life.) White's (Kirke) Letters. (Works.) Wyat's (Sir Thos.) Letters to his Son. (Surrey and Wyat's Works.) LITERATURE. 405 Essayists. British Essayists, viz. : the Tatler, Spectator, Guardian, Rambler, Adven- turer, and Idler ; with Drake's Essays, biographical, critical, and historical, illustrative of them and of the various periodical papers which, in imitation of the writings of Steele and Addison, have been published, to the commencement of 1809. 29 vols, small 8vo. fine paper, and proof plates. London, Sharpe, 1808-10. British Essayists. — The Mottos of the Spectator, Tatler, Guardian, and Freeholder, translated into English. 12mo. London, 1737. Bee (Papers in the) by O. Goldsmith. (Works, Vol. IV.) Gray's-Inn Journal, by Arthur Murphy. (Works, Vols. V. and VI.) Looker-on, by Roberts, Alex. Chalmers, Mrs. Opie, &c. 4 vols. 12mo, London, 1794. Lounger, by Henry Mackenzie, &c. 3 vols. 12mo. Edin. 1787. Lounger and Mirror (Papers by H. Mackenzie in the). (Works, Vols. V. to VII.) Microcosm, by Geo. Canning, J. and R. Smith, and J. Frere, whilst at Eton. 8vo. Windsor, 1788, Observer, by Richard Cumberland. 5 vols. 8vo. London, 1787-91. 011a Podrida, by T. Munro, Bp. Home, Kett, Graves, Pott, Mavor, and Francis Grose. 8vo. London, \1%9>. Projector. 3 vols. 8vo. London, 1811. Ruminator, by Sir E. Bridges, R. P. Gillies, &c. 2 vols. 12mo. Lon- don, 1813. World, by Moore, Chesterfield, Walpole, Jenyns, Hailes, Dodsley, Burgess, Warton, Ridley, &c. 4 vols. 12mo. London, 1782. Jouy (E.), I'Hermite de la Chaussee d'Antin; ou, observations sur les moeurs et les usages Fran^ais, au commencement du XIX siecle. (GEuvres, Vols. I. to V.) Jouy (E.), Guillaume, le Franc-parleur; ou, observations sur les moeurs et les usages Fran^ais, au commencement du XIX siecle. 2 vols. ((Euvres, Vols. VI. and VII.) Jouy (E.), I'Hermite de la Guiane. (Q^luvres, Vols. VIII. IX. and X.) Jouy, (E.) I'Hermite en Provence. ((Euvres, Vols, XI. to XX.) Jouy et A. Jay, les Hermites en Prison ; ou, consolations de Sainte- ■Pelagie. ((Euvres, Vols. XXI. and XXII.) Jouy et A. Jay, les Hermites en Liberte. ((Euvres, Vols. XXIII. and XXIV.) Jouy et A. Jay, I'Hermite de Londres; ou, observations sur les moeurs et usages des Anglais au commencement du XIX siecle. ((Euvres, Vols. XXV. to XXVII.) Jouy et A. Jay, I'Hermite en Ecosse ; ou, observations sur les mcEurs, &c. des Ecossais au commencement du XIX si6cle. ((Euvres, Vols. XXVIII. and XXIX.) Jouy et A. Jay, I'Hermite en Italic ; ou, observations sur les moeurs, &c. des Italiens. ((Euvres, Vols. XXX. to XXXIII.) 406 LITERATURE. Marivaux, le Spectateur Francois. (CEuvres, Vol. IX.) Marivaux, I'lndigent Philosophe. (CEuvres, Vol. IX.) Marivaux, le Cabinet du Philosophe. (CEuvres, Vols. IX. and X.) Miscellanies. Aikin's (J.) Essays, literary and miscellaneous. 8vo. London, 1811. Bacon's (Lord) Essayes, Religious Meditations, Places of Persuasion and Dissuasion, of Colours good and evil. 16mo. London, 1606. (Works, Vol. I.) Beattie's (J.) Dissertations, moral and critical. 4to. I^ondon, 1783. Bibliotheque Portative des Ecrivains Fran^ais ; ou, choix des meilleurs morceaux en prose, extraits par Moyant et De Levizac. 4 vols, in 2, 8vo. London, 1803. Brydges' (Sir E.) Sylvan Wanderer; a series of moral, sentimental, and critical essays. 8vo. Zee Priori/, 1813. Brydges' (Sir E.) Excerpta Tudoriana ; or, extracts from Elizabethan literature. Royal 8vo. Lee Priory, 1814-18. Creech's (W.) Edinburgh Fugitive Pieces; with letters, containing a comparative view of the modes of living, arts, commerce, literature, manners, &c. of Edinburgh, at different periods. 8vo. Edin. 1815. [Collier (Jane)] on the Art of Ingeniously Tormenting : with proper rules for the exercise of that pleasant art. 8vo. London, \151. Cowley's (Abr.) Essays, in prose and verse. (Works, Vol. III.) Decker's (T.) Gull's Horn-Book [edited from the edition of 1609, by G. F. Nott). 4to. Bristol, 1802. D'Israeli's (I.) Miscellanies; or. Literary Recreation. London, 1796. Dodsley's (R.) Miscellanies. 2 vols. 8vo. London, 1745. Drake's (N.) Literary Hours; or, sketches, critical, narrative, and poetical. 3 vols. 8vo. London, 1804. Drake's (N.) Gleaner; a series of periodical essays, selected and ar- ranged from neglected works : with an introduction and notes. 4 vols. 8vo. London, 1811. Erasmi (D.) Colloquia. 24mo. Lugd. Bat. Elzev. 1643. Erasmi (D.) Selecta Colloquiorum Fragmenta. Small 8vo. grand papier velin. Paris, Barbou, 1784. Fejjoo's (F. B.) Essays or Discourses, selected from his works, and translated by J. Brett. 4 vols. 8vo. London, 1780. Fielding's (H.) Miscellaneous Essays. (Works, Vol. II.) Foster's (J.) Essays on Decision of Character, &c. 2 vols. 12mo. London, 1806. Franklin's (Benj.) Miscellanies. (Works, Vol. V.) Goldsmith's (O.) Essays. (Works, Vol. IV.) Johnson's (S.) Miscellaneous Pieces. (Works, Vol. 11.) Jouy (E.), Melanges ; ou, varietes litteraires, philosophiques, et des beaux arts. (CEuvres, Vols. XXXVII. to XXXIX.) LITERATURE. 407 Knox's (V.) Essays, moral and literary, (Works, Vols. I. and II.) Knox's (V.) Winter Evenings ; or, lucubrations on life and letters. (Works, Vols. II. and III.) Knox's (V.) Elegant Extracts, in prose. 2 vols. 8vo. Lond. 1790. Lyttleton's (Geo. Lord) Dialogues of the Dead. (Misc. Works.) Marottes a Vendre ; ou, triboulet tabletier. 12mo. on coloured paper. Londres, 1812. Miscellanies, in prose and verse, by Pope, Arbuthnot, and Gay, collected by Swift and Pope. (Swift's Works, Vol. XI 11.) Miseries of Human Life. 2 vols. 12mo. London, 1807. North Georgia Gazette ; or, Winter Chronicle, written by the officers on board the ships employed for the discovery of the north-west passage. 4to. London, 1821. Prose e Verse per onorare la memoria di Livia Doria CarafFa, principessa del S. R. Imp. e della Rocella ; di alcuni renomati autori. 4to. [Privately printed] nella Reale Stamperia di Parma, 1784. Racine (J.), Q^uvres diverses en prose, (ffiuvres. Vol. IV.) Southey's (R.) Essays, moral and political. 2 vols, small 8vo. Lon- don, 1832. Suard (J. B. A.), Melanges de Litterature [les deux series]. 5 vols. 8vo. Paris, 1806, Swan's (John) Speculum Mundi ; or, a glasse representing the face of the world : whereunto is added, a discourse on the creation. 4to, front, by Marshall. Cambridge, 1635. Swift's (J.) Essays, periodical and miscellaneous. (Works, Vols. VIII. and IX.) Talbot's (Cath.) Essays and Dialogues. (Works.) Temple's (Sir W.) Essays. (Works, Vol. III.) Urquhart's (Sir T.) Tracts [edited by G. P.] 12mo. Edinb. 1774. Walpole's (H.) Fugitive Pieces, in prose. (Orford's Works, Vol. I.) Wolfii (Jo.) Lectionum Memorabilium et Reconditarum Centenarii XVL' 2 vols, folio. Lavingce, 1600. Wortley's (F.) Characters and Elegies. 4to. Printed 1646. A duplicate from the king's library, with the autographs of W. Cole and J. Brand. Keepsake (the), for 1828, &c. Royal 8vo. large paper, proofs. Lon- don, 1828, &c. Landscape Annual, for 1830, &c. edited by T. Roscoe. Royal 8vo. large paper, proofs. Lond. 1830, &c. Literary Souvenir for 1825, &c., edited by Alaric Watts. 8vo. large paper, proofs. Lond. 1825, &c. Picturesque Annual for 1832, &c. edited by L. Ritchie. Royal 8vo. large paper, proofs. London, 1832, &c. Archaica ; a reprint of scarce old English prose tracts : with prefaces, critical and biographical, by Sir E. Brydges. 2 vols. 4to. Lond. 1815. Bibliographical Miscellanies; a selection of curious pieces in prose and verse [edited by P. Bliss]. 4to. Oxford, privately printed, 1803. 408 AUCTORES CLASSICI. Miscellanea Antiqua Anglicana. (Misc. English Antiquities.) Harleian Miscellany ; a collection of scarce and curious pamphlets and tracts, selected from the library of E. Harley, second Earl of Oxford ; interspersed with historical, political, and critical annotations by W. Oldys, and edited, with some additional notes, by T. Park. 10 vols. 4to. Lond. 1808-13. Somers's Tracts ; a collection of scarce and valuable tracts on the most interesting and entertaining subjects, but chiefly such as relate to the history and constitution of these kingdoms [to the reign of Geo. I.], selected from the Royal, Cotton, Sion, and other public and private libraries, particularly from that of the late Lord Somers : edited by Sir W.Scott. ISvols. 4to. London, \^m-\ 5. AUCTORES CLASSICI. Dibdin's (T. F.) Introduction to the Classics. (Bibliography.) Rhetores Selecti : Demetrius Phalerius, Tiberius Rhetor, Anonymus Sophista, Severus Alexandrinus, Gr, et Lat. [edidit, notis illustravit Th. Gale]. 8vo. large paper. Oxonii, 1676. Gnomici Poetae Grseci, ad opt. exemp. emendavit R. F. P. Brunck. 8vo. large paper. Argent. 1784. Poetse Grseci Principes Heroici Carminis : Homerus, Hesiodus, Orphseus, Callimachus, Aratus, Nicander, Theocritus, Moschus, Bion, Dionysius, Coluthus, Tryphiodorus, Musseus, Theognis, Pythagoras, fragmenta aliorum : studio notis illust. Hen. Stephani. Folio. Excud. H. Stephanus, 1566. Miscellanea Graecorum aliquot Scriptorum Carmina, cum versione Lat. et notis [collect. Mich. Maittaire.] 4to. Londini, 1722. Analecta Graecorum Veterum Poetarum, editore R. Fr. Ph. Brunck. 3 vols. 8vo. Argentorati, 1776. AvSoXoytx Florilegium diversorum Epigrammatum, Greece. 8vo. inter- leaved with Latin translations from eminent authors, in a very neat old hand. Venetiis, ap. Aldi Filios, 1550. Collections from the Greek Anthology, and from the pastoral, elegiac, and dramatic Poets of Greece, by Robert Bland, and others. 8vo. Lond. 1813. Scriptores Veteres de Re Militari : Vegetius, Frontinus, J^lianus, Modes- tus, Polybius, jEneus; incerti auctoris de re militari opusculum ; cum comment. God. Stewechii et F. Modii. 2 vols, in one, 8vo. Ve- salicB Clivorum, 1670. TiuTreviKx de Re Rustica Selectorum, Libri XX. Greece [Cassiano Basso collectore] J. A. Brassicani opera in lucem edita ; item Aristolelis de Plantis, libri II. Greece. 8vo. Editio princeps. BasilicB [1539], Scriptores de Re Rustica, per Pet. Victorum ad vet. exemp. suae in- tegritati restituti. 4 vols. 8vo. Parisiis, R. Stephanus, 1543. Scriptores Rei Rusticae Veteres Latini : Cato, Varro, Columella, Pal- ladius, Vegetius, Gargalius Martialis, &c. ; h recens. J. M. Gesneri, cum ejusd. praefatione et lexico rei rusticae, studio Soc. Bipont. 4 vols. 8vo. Biponti, 1787-8. AUCTORES CLASSICI. 409 Geoponicoriim, sive tie Re Rustica libri XX., Cassiano Basso Scholastico collectoie, antea Constantino adscripta Gr. et Lat. : prolegomena, notulas, et indices adjecit P. Needham. 8vo. Cantab. 1704. Scriptores Rei Rusticse Vet. — Ursini (F.) Notse ad Catonem, Vanoneni, et Coluraellam de Re Rustica, et in Bucolica et Georgica Virgilii. 8vo. RomcB, up. G. Ferrarium, 1587. Rei Accipitrariee Scriptores, nunc primiim editi ; accessit Kwoiroftcv, liber de cura canum, Gr, et Lat. [edidit Nicolaus Regaltiiis]. 3 vols. in one. 4to. Lufetice, 1612. Historise Romanse Scriptores ; Suetonius, Sextus Aurelius, Eutropius, iElius Spartianus, &c. [cum indice rerum et annotationibus J. B, Egnatii.] 2 vols. 8vo. Vejiet. in ced. Aldi et A. Succri, M.D.XIX.- XXI. Historiae Romanse Scriptores ; Trebellius Pollio, F. Vospiscus, S. Aure- lius Victor, P. Lsetus, J. B. Egnatius. 8vo. Parisiis, ex off. R. Ste})hani, 1544. Historise Romanse Scriptores Minores ; Sex. Aur. Victor, Sex. Rufus, Eutropius, Messala Corvinus : studio Soc. Bipont. 8vo. Biponti, 1789. Historise Augustse Scriptores VI. ; iElius Spartianus, Julius Capitolinus, jElius Lampridiiis, Vulcatius Gallicanus, Trebellius Pollio, Flavius Vospiscus : studio Societatis Bipontinse. 2 vols. 8vo. Biiwnt. 1787. Baker's (Henry) Medulla Poetarum Romanorum ; or, the most beautiful and instructive passages of the Roman poets, disposed under proper heads, with translations. 2 vols, royal 8vo. lars^e paper. London, 1737. Opera et Fragmenta Veterum Poetarum Latinorum profanorum et ec- clesiasticorum [curante Mich. Maittaire]. 2 vols, folio. Lond. 1713. Poetae Latini Minores, sive Gratius Faliscus, M. Aurelius Olympius, T. Calpurnius Siculus, Claudius Rutilius, Q. Serenus Samonicus, Q. Rhemnius, et SulpicivE Satyra : cum notis var. curante P. Bur- manno. 2 vols. 4to. Leidce, 1731. Scriptores Erotici Grseci : Achilles Tatius, Heliodorus, Longus, et Xeno- phon. Gr. et Lat. ; edente C. G. Mitscherlich. 4 vols. 8vo. Biponti, 1792-4. Achilles Tatius. (Erotici Script.) -/Eliani Varia Historia, Gr. ad MSS. cod, nunc primilm recognita ; cum versione J. Vulteii : ad Graecam auctoris contextum emendata et perpetuo conimentario J. Pcrizonii. 2 vols, in one, 8vo. Luyd. Bat. 1701. jElianus (Scr. de Re Milit.) iEneus Poliorceticus. (Scr. de Re Milit.) ^schinis Orationcs. (Demosthenes.) ^schyli Tragoediir, cum scholiis, P. Victorii cura et diligentia, Graec^. 4to, Parisiis, H. Stcplianus, 1557. ^schyli Tragoedier, Gr. et. Lat. recensuit, varietate lectionis et conimen- tario perpetuo illustravit C. G. Schutz. 2 vols. 8vo. Oxonii, 1810. TEschvlus' Tragedies, translated, with notes, l)v R. Potter. 8vo. London, 1810. 3 c. 410 AUCTORES CLASSICI. iEsopi Phrygis Vita et Fabulse, plures et emendatiores, Gr. ex vet. codice Bib. Regice. 4to. LiUetice, R. Stephani, 1546. yEsopus. — Fabularum ^sopicaium Delectus, Gr. et Lat. ; item Fabuloe Hebraicse et Arabicse : ex recens. A. Alsop. 8vo. Oxonii, 1698. Ammiani Marcellini Reium gestarum libriXXXI. Small Svo. Parisiis, R. Stephani, 1544. Ammiani Marcellini Rerum gestarum : studio Soc. Bipontinec. Svo. Blpont. 1786. Anacreontis Carmina, Gr. et Lat. ; cum notis et indice [edente M. Mait- taire]. 4to. Londini, Bowyer, 1725. Anacreontis Carmina, Greece, prgefixo comment, quo poetoe genius traditur et bibliotheca Anacreontica adumbratur, addit. vari-ce lectiones. 16mo. Literae majusc, thick paper. Parmice \_Bodo)ii\, 1791. Anacreon's Odes ; Greek and English, with notes explanatory and poeti- cal : to which are added, the Odes, &c. of Sappho ; by J. Addison. Small Svo. London, 1735. Anacreon's Odes, translated into English verse by Thos. Moore. 2 vols, small 8vo. London, 1806. Antonini (M.) Imperat. eorum quae ad seipsum libri XII. Gr. et Lat. post Gatakerum, &c. recogniti et notis illustrati a R. L Oxoniensi. Small Svo. fine paper. Glasguce, excud. Foulis, 1744. Antonini Imperat. eorum quae ad seipsum libri XII. Gr. et Lat. : notis illustravit. Svo. Large paper. Oxonii, 1704, Antoninus's Meditations, newlv translated out of the Greek, with notes, by R. Graves. Svo. Bath, 1792. Antonini Liberalis Transformationum Congeries, Gr. et Lat., interp. G. Xylandro ; cum T. Munckeri notis, quibus suas adjecit H. Ver- heyk. Svo. large paper. Lugd. Bat. 1774. Apollonii Rhodii Argonauticon Libri IV. Greece ; cum scholiis Grsecis. 4to. Editio princeps, litt. capital. Florenti, IS 05. 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Stephani interpre- tationes, annotationes, &c. 4to. Excud. H. Stephanus, 1577. Callimachi Tmvo; ts x.xt ETny^cif/.f^xTa. 4to. Glasguce, R. et A. Foulis, 1755. Callimachi Hymni et Epigrammata, Gr. et Lat., cum notis variorum : textum recensuit, notis adjecit J. A. Ernestus. 2 vols. 8vo. Lugd. Bat. 1761. Callimachus (the Hymns, select Epigrams, and the Coma Berenices of) : six Hymns of Orpheus, and the Encomium of Ptolemy by Theocritus, translated into English verse, with notes, by W. Dodd. 4to. Lond. 1755. Calphurnius Siculus. (Poetae Lat. Minores.) Capitolinus, Julius. (Hist. Aug. Scriptores.) Cato (M. Porcius) de Agricultura, sive de Re Rustica : post A. Popmae editionem, studio atque opera J. Meursii, Small 8vo. [Antverp.] ex off.c. Plantinianu, 1598. Catullus, TibuUus, et Propertius. 8vo. Venct. in ced. Aldi, M.D.IL Catullus, Tibulius, ot Propertius. 18mo, Lond. typis Brindley, 1749. AUCTORES CLASSICI. 413 Catulli, Tibulli, et Propertii Opera. 4to. Birming. Baskerville, 1772. Catullus, Tibullus, Propertius, cum Galli Fragmentis, et Pervigilio Ve- neris, incerto auth. ; studiis Soc. Bipont. 8vo. Bipont. 1794. Catullus (the Poems of), translated, with notes, by the Hon. Geo. Lamb. 2 vols, small 8vo. London, 1821. Cebetis Tabulae. (Epictetus.) Censorini Liber de Die Natali, cum perpetuo comment. H. Lindenborgii, nee non notis variorum : ut et C. Lucilii Satyrse, cum notis et animad. F. J. F. Douzee, ex recens. S. Havercampii. 8vo. large paper. Lucjd. Bat. 1671. Ciceronis Opera Omnia, Manucciorum commentariis illustrata, anti- queeque lectioni restituta. 10 vols, in 4, folio. Venetiis, ap. Aldum, M.D.LXXXII.-III. Ciceronis Opera; cum optimis exemplaribus accurate coUata. 10 vols. 24mo. Lugd. Bat. Elzev. 1642. Ciceronis Opera ; prsemittitur vita ex Plutarchi Greece Lat. reddita, cum notitia literaria, &c. : studiis Soc. Bipontinge. 13 vols. Svo. Bij)onti, 1780-88. Cicero de claris Oratoribus, qui dicitur Brutus ; cum pra^fatione, ac notis in usum Delphini, edidit J. Proust. Svo. large paper. Oxon. 1716. Cicero de Oratore, ex MSS. recensuit Thos. Cockman. 8vo. large paper. OxonicB, 1696. Ciceronis de Officiis Libri 111. ; Cato Major, Laelius, Paradoxa, Som- nium Scipionis ; ex opt. exemp. recensuit, selectisque variorum notis adjecit. T. Tooly. Svo. large paper. Oxonice, 1717. Ciceronis Tusculanarum Disputationum Libri V. ; cum commentario J. Davisii, et R. Bentleii emendationibus. Svo. large paper. Oxonii, e typ. Clar. 1805. Ciceronis de Finibus Bonorum et Malorum Lib. V., ex recens. J. Davisii ; cum ejusd. animad. et notis variorum. Svo. large paper. Oxonii, e typ. Clar. 1809. Cicero de Natura Deorum ; cum notis var. recensuit animad. illus- travit J. Davisius. Svo. large paper. Oxonii, e typ. Clar. 1801. Ciceronis de Officiis ad Marcum Filium Lib. III. Small Svo. fine paper. Glasguce, excud. Fonlis, 1757. Ciceronis de Republica quae supersunt, e cod. Vaticano descripsit A. Mains. Svo. Londini, 1823. Cicero on Oratory and Orators ; translated, with notes historical and ex- planatory, by W. Guthrie and E.Jones. 2 vols. Svo. London, 1808. Cicero (those Fyve Questions which Marke Tullye) disputed in his manor of Tusculanum : written afterwardes by him, in as manye bookes, to his frende and familiar, Brutus, in the Latin tounge ; and now out of the same translated and Englished by John Dolman. 23Incfe letter, small Svo. London, by Thomas Marshe, 1561. Cicero's Tusculan Disputations, translated by W. H. Main. Svo. Lond. 1824. Cicero's Morals, Conferences de Finibus, and Academics ; translated by W. Guthrie. Svo. London, 1744. Cicero on the Nature of the Gods, translated, with critical, philosophi- cal, and explanatory notes [by T. Francklin]. Svo. Lond. 1775. 414 AUCTORES CLASSICI. Cicero's Offices, Cato Major, Paradoxes. Vision of Scipio, and Letter on the Duties of a Mao-istrate ; translated, with notes, critical and explanatory, by W. Guthrie. 8vo. London, 1820. Cicero's Orations ; translated, with notes, historical and critical, and arguments to each, by W. Guthrie. 2 vols. 8vo. London, 1820. Cicero's Two Last Pleadings against Verres, translated and illustrated with notes by C. Kelsall. 8vo. London, 1812. Cicero's Letters to several of his Friends, translated, with remarks, by W. Melmoth. 2 vols. 8vo. London, 1804. Cicero's Epistles to Atticxis, translated, with notes, historical, explanatory, and critical, by W. Guthrie. 3 vols. 8vo. Land. 1806. Cicero's Epistles to Brutus, and of Brutus to Cicero, translated, with notes, by C. Middleton. 8vo. London, 1743. Claudiani (C.) Opera, N. Heinsius recensuit ac notas addidit. 2 vols. in one, 24mo. Lugd. Bat. JElzev. 1653. Claudiani Opera; studiis Soc. Bipontinse. 8vo. Bipont. 1784. Claudian's whole Works, translated into English rhyme by A. Hawkins. 2 vols. 8vo. London, 1817. Cleanthis Hymni. (Epictetus.) Columella. (Scriptores Rei Rust.) Coluthi Raptus Helense ; recensuit ac var. lect. et notas adjecit J. Daniel a Lennep ; accedunt ejusd. animad. Libri III., turn in Coluthum, tilm in nonuUos alios auctores. 8vo. large paper. Leovardice, 1747. Coluthus' Rape of Helen, translated. (ApoUonius Rhodius.) Curtiiis (Q.) de Rebus gestis Alexandri Magni. 16mo. Lugduni, ap. Seb. Gryphmm, 1551. Curtius de Rebus gestis Alexandri Magni. 24mo. Lugd. Bat. Elz. 1633. Curtius Quintus. 2 vols. 18mo. Londini, typis Brindley, 1746. Curtius de Rebus gestis Alexandri Magni; cum supplemento J. Frein- shemii, studio Soc. Bipontinte. 2 vols. 8vo. Argent. 1801. Curtius, (Le Clerc's Criticism upon Q.), and some remarks upon Peri- zonius' Vindication of that author, by Rooke. (Translation of Arrian.) Curtius's (Q.) History of Alexander the Great, translated, with notes, by Pratt. 2 vols. 8vo. London, 1821. Demetrius Phalereus. (Rhetores Selecti.) Demosthenis Orationes Philippicse XII. Grsece ; subjectse sunt lectiones var. editionis apud Benenatum. Small 8vo. Glasguce, Foulis, 1762. Demosthenis et jEschinis, quee extant omnia, Gr. et Lat., varietate lec- tionis, scholiis, annotationibus variorum, illust. Gul. Steph. Dobson. Accedunt animad. variorum, et nunc primum publicee Thos. Stanlei vel potius J. Duporti. 10 vols. 8vo. Londini, 1827. Demosthenes' Orations, pronounced to excite the Athenians against Philip of Macedon ; translated by T. Leland. 2 vols. 8vo. London, 1806. Diodori Siculi Bibliotheca Historica; quorum priores Libri V. iEgypti, Asiae, Africse, Insularum, et Europse Antiquitatcs continent; reliqui a Persis, Greecis, &c. orbis terrarum populis, ab exped. inde Xerxis in Graeciam usque ad successorum Alexandri Magni in Phrygia praelium, gestas exponunt ; Gr. et Lat. annotatione illustrata studio et labore L. Rhodomani. 2 vols, in one, folio. Hanovicc, typis Wechelianis, 1604. AUCTORES CLASSICI. 415 Diodori Sicull Bibliotheca Historica, Gr. et Lat. ; cum adnotationibus variorum. 12 vols. 8vo. Bipont. et Argent. 1793-98. Diodorus Siculus' Historical Library ; to which are added the Fragments of Diodorus, made English by G. Booth. Folio. Lond. 1721. Diogenes Laertius de Vitis, Dogmatibus, &c. clarorum Philosophorum, Gr. et Lat., cum annot. diversorum ; emendavit M. Meibomius, ac- cedunt observationes ^Eg. Menagii, et notae Joach. Kuhnii, 2 vols. 4to. Amst. 1692. Diogenes Laertius' Lives, Opinions, and remarkable Sayings of the most ancient Philosophers, made English by several hands. 2 vols. Svo. London, 1696. Dionis Cassii Historia Romana, Gr. et Lat. ; Xylandri interp. studio J. Leunclavii, notis ejusd. et variorum. Folio. Hanovice, 1606. Dion Cassius' History, abridged from Xiphilin; done from the Greek by F. Manning. 2 vols. Svo, London, 1704. Dionysii Alex, et Pomponii Melee Sitils Orbis Descriptio; C. J. Solini Polyhistor; in Dionysii Poemata Comment. Eustathii, Gr. et Lat.: scholiis, interp. et annotat. illiist. H. Stephanus. 4to. Excud. H. Steph. 1577. Dionysii Halicarnassi Opera Omnia, Gr. et Lat., curante J. J. Reiske. 6 vols. Svo. Lipsice, 1774-7. Dionysius of Halicarnassus' Roman Antiquities; translated, with notes and dissertations, by E. Spelman. 4 vols. 4to. London, 1758. Dionysii Hymni, (Poetse Gr. Stephani.) Epicteti Philosophise Monumenta, Gr. et Lat. ; recensuit, adnotationibus illiistravit .1. Schweighauser. 6 vols. Svo. Lipsice, 1799. Epicteti Enchiridion, Cebetis Tabulae, Prodici Hercules, et Cleanthis Hymni, Greece et Latine. 24mo. large paper. Glasguce, excud. R. Foulis, 1744. 'E-TTiKTYiTcv Ey;^^£*^i5l), 1602, .'i, 11, and 16; witli the arms of the various corjiorations emblazoned, and those of the trading com- panies and lords mayor tricked. In Moule's bib. Ileraldica, No. 121, are noticed two MSS. of a similar descrijition, one bv :in autlior of the same name: " Wm. Smith, Uougc Dragon, 160,)." 432 MANUSCRIPTS. The XII. Worshipful Companies or Misteries of London ; with the amies of all of them that have bin Lord Maiors for the space of almost 300 yeares, of every company particularly : also, most part of the Sheriffs and Aldermen. Anno 1605. A vol. in sm. 4to. of 50 leaves, with additions and continuations, in some places, to 1616. Dugdale (Sir W.) — Visitation of the County of Yorke, begun anno Domini 1665 and finished 1666, by William Dugdale, Esq., Norroy King at Amies. A stout volume in folio. Apparentlj the original of this Visitation, written hv H. Johnston, and illus- trated with the arms in trick. By the inscription on the fly-leaf preceding the title, it appears to have been intended by Sir William as a hequest to Henry St. George, his immediate successor as Norroy, and to all others holding the same office. From Sir M. M. Sykes's collection. The Hopki^^son MSS. In 41 vols, folio and 4to. John Hopkinson, Esq. of Lofthouse, near Leeds, attended Sir W, Dugdale in his visitation of the county of York as his secretary. His MSS. contain many transcripts of Sir William's, with additions ; and they are still farther en- larged by Mr. Thomas Wilson of Leeds, a relative of Thoresby the anti- quary ; and iu Thoresby's Diary they are more than once alluded to. The following extract is from the MS. correspondence of Mr. Wilson to Mr. Richardson of Bierley, dated June 1753 : — " I have sent you j^our ancestor Hopkinson's MSS. Out of respect to Mr. Hopkinson, I took a walk to Rothvvell ; and in the church choir, on the lei't hand of the door, pretty high on the wall, is a neat white marble monument, with a Latin inscription, being an encomium of his learning in history, antiquities, and heraldry." CONTENTS. Vol. I. — Nomina Nobilium qui seisit fuerunt de Terris et Tenenientis in West Riding Comitat. Ebor. A fol. vol. of nearly 500 pages. Vol. 11. — A Miscellanye, or Collection of old Evidences and other Antiquities, as Records, Decrees, Inquisitions, &c. with some other observances; with 2 indexes. J. H. 1660. A folio vo- lume of nearly 800 pages. Vol. III. — Collections of Arms, by Robert Glover, Somerset Herald ; with additions by Mr. Hopkinson. A folio volume of upwards of 500 pages. Vol. IV. — A Collection of Coate Armors belonging to several Familyes in England, putt into alphabett. John Hopkinson, 1654. A folio of nearly 400 pages. Vol. V. — Legis Anglicanse Epitome, methodic^ digesta. Jn. Hop- kinson hospicii Lincoln. A folio of 1137 closely written pages. Vol. VI. — A Collection of some Antiquityes, with several Pedigrees; written 1660 and 61, by J. H. A folio of nearly 600 pages. Vol. VII. — Lists of Shires and Counties in England and Wales; of Bishopricks and their Dioceses; Justicers itinerants their circuits; Revenues of the Principalitye of Wales, Dukedome of Corn- wall, Earldom of Chester, and Dutchye of Lancaster; Benefices and Spiritual Livings, and the Forests, Chases, and Parks, in the Dutchye of Lancaster ; Fees to Officers and Ministers of .Justice in England, and at Court, in King James's raigne ; Townes of Warr, Castles, andBulwarkes,&c. ; Keepers of Castles, Houses, Forests, Chases, &c. : and a Collection of Auncient Fees, due and usuallv taken by the several officers of the countye of Yorkc; with a Treatise of Weights and Measures; by J. H. 1663. A folio of upwards of 500 pages. MANUSCRIPTS. 433 Vol. VIII. — Collections touching the Kings and Princes as have raigned and governed in Englande ; of the Nobilitye of England since the Conquest ; — Claim of Peregrine Bertie for the Stile and theBarronyes of Willoughbye and Eresbye, Avith the answers thereto, temp. Eliz. ; — the Quartering of Amies of the Nobilitye of England. A folio volume of about 400 pages. Vol. IX. — A Collection of the Descents of severall of the Nobilitye and Gentrye of the Counties of Cumberland and Westmoreland ; with Memorialls of some other Antiquities : transcribed out of Mr. Dugdale his last visitation in 1664 and 5, and out of other MSS. belonging Mr. Christopher Townley, and of his owne, in the yeare 1669, by J. H. of L., in Yorkshire. A folio vo- lume of upwards of 600 pages. Vol.X. — Genealogical Collections relative to the Nobilityof England, Scotland, and Ireland. In Mr. H.'s hand. A folio volume of upwards of 500 pages. Vol. XI. — A Collection of the Descents of severall Northerne Fa- milyes who have beene active against the Scotts ; with other Memorialls relating to them, and an Alphabetical Table of their Names. 1668. A folio volume of more than 700 pages. This contains a great deal of curious matter relative to the Border transactions, the various expeditions into Scotland, &c., including " the Accompte for the Garrison at Barwicke-upon-Tweed, for 1606," and " severall moderue battells fought betwixt the English and the Scotts, and inroads made by the English iuto Scotland." Vol. XII. — Pedigrees of the Northern Gentry, by Mr. H. A folio volume of upwards of 500 pages. Vol. XIII. — ^The Discipline of Warr, both of Horse and Foote, used in his Majesty's Army in the north, 1643, under the command of his Excellencye William, Earle and Marquesse of Newcastle, and Prince Regent ; with the order and manner of marchinge, exercising, &c. : including also Amies assessed in England from Henry II. 's time. A folio of 220 pages. Vol. XIV. — Collections relative to the Local Divisions, Degrees of States (Titles), Laws, Courts of England, Scotland, Ireland, France, the Low Countries, Spain, and Portugal, &c. That of England includes the K. Matie's offices and fees, and those of keepers of castles, &c. &c. A folio, upwards of 200 pages. Vol. XV. — Of Duells and Combates ; with the proceedings therein in the Earle Marshall's Court of England : with some observa- tions relating to appeales ; written anno 1664, by J. H. A folio of 200 pages. Vol. XVI. — Collections relative to the Titles of Lord Willoughby of Eresby, Latimer of Danby, Latimer of Brooke, Powis Baronye claimed by H. Vernon; of Barons by Tenure, Writ, and Patent; of the Revenues of Nobility ; Precedence of Nobility ; Nobility in reputation ; Honors conferred by foreign Princes ; Degrees of Gentry; Division of Lands amongst Sonnes, &c.,byJ. H., 1652. A folio of 500 pages. Vol. XVII. — A Transcript or Collection of severall passages in the latter end of the raignc of Queen Elizabeth, of flimous memorye, and Kynge .Tames his raignc, nut of the papers and memorialls of the late Right Hon. John Lord Saville, Baron of Pontefract, 3 K 434 MANUSCRIPTS. and Edward Taylor, formerly of Furnival's Inne, Holborne, London, and my late father, all of them deceased many years since ; with some others in the raigne of the late King Charles I. Collected and transcribed in 1674, by J. H. of L. ; with a Defense and Vindication of Titles by Edward Bagshaw, Esq. 1646. A folio of about 600 pages. Vol. XVIII. — Speeches in Parliament, and other Speeches, with severall Letters of concernment, being of great antiquitie ; and some other Speeches and Letters relating to these late distracted tymes. Collected and written oute by J. H., anno 1660. Among the letters are several from Roger Ascham, Queen Elizabeth, the Duke of JVort'olk, Bp. liall, Bp. Sanderson, &c. Vol. XIX. — ^Transcripts of Letters from Henry VIII., his Queens, Edward VI., Lady Jane Grey, Queen Elizabeth, Mary Queen of Scots, King James, Charles I., Pope Pius, Abps. Grindall, Whit- gift, Sir W. Raleigh, Sir T. Saville, Sir R. Sadler, &c. 1513- 1666 ; in Mr. H.'s hand. A folio of 300 pages. Vol. XX. — Transcripts of Letters in the reigns of Henry VIII., Edward VI., and Queen Mary, relating more particularly to Border and local matters. Transcribed, 1677, by J. H. A folio of 270 pages. Vol. XXI. — Letters of Lords, and other persons of great qualitie, found in Sheffield Castle, county of Yorke, in the year 1676, and relating to the great and then flourishing familye of the Lords Talbot, Earles of Shrewsbury, 1550-1606. Transcribed out of the originalls in 1677, by J, H. A folio of 120 pages. The letters forming the three preceding volumes appear to be unpub- lished, and those in the last are not contained in Mr. Lodge's selections from the Talbot Papers. Vol. XXII. — A Collection of the Coates of Armes and Descents of severall familyes of nobilitie and gentrye of the East Rideing of Yorkshire, collected and transcribed in the yeare 1672, by J. H., of L. A folio of nearly 500 pages. Vol. XXIII. — A similar Collection for the North Riding; collected and transcribed 1672, by J. H. A folio of nearly 600 pages. Vol. XXIV. — A Catalogue orAbstracte of the Pedigrees of severall Families of Gentrye in the counties of York, Durham, and Lin- colne ; with tables to find out their names, 1652, by J. Hop- kinson, A folio of nearly 500 pages. Vol. XXV, — A Collection of the Pedigrees of severall Familyes of Nobilitye and Gentrye of the countyes of Yorke, Lancaster, Lincolne, &c. 1657. J. H. A folio of nearly 600 pages. Vol. XXVI. — An Abstracte of the Ancient Coynes, Monies, Measures, Years, &c. of the Hebrews, Grecians, and Romanes, collected of Mr. H. Bunting his Itinerary, Godwin's Jewish Antiquities, Burton's Leicestershire : and of those more moderne out of Leigh's Diatribe, Chamberlayne's Anglise Notitia, Transcribed 1671, for my own private use. J. H. A folio of nearly 200 pages. Vol. XXVII. — A Collection of Poems; consisting of epigrams, odes, epitaphs, &;c, chiefly relative to parties or transactions of the times of Elizabeth, James, and Charles I., in Mr, H.'s hand. A folio of nearly 700 pages. MANUSCRIPTS. 435 Vol. XXVIII. — Transcripts of Letters relative to Public Affairs from 1606-34. In Mr. H.'s hand, 1650. A folio of about 200 pages. Vol. XXIX. — A Collection of the Antiquities and other Proceedings in the Parliaments of England ; with a Project for Fishing and Navigation : transcribed anno 1662 by J. Hopkinson. A folio of 224 pages. Vol. XXX. — Collections on Ecclesiasticall Matters : Councils, Reli- gious Houses, Spiritual Promotions ; Abps. of Yorke, Jewells, Plates, &c. in the Cathedral, Colleges, Houses of Religion, and Churches in the City of Yorke, Order of Preaching in the Minster, Rentall of the Abp.'s Tenths, and Subsidies of the Clergy in the Diocese, Buildings, Manors, Sheriffs of the Citye, and Chauntreys in the Shire of York and their Founders ; Fundatio Abathie de Stanlawe et Translatio ejusdem ad Whalley ; Donationes Ecclesi- arum de Rotshdale, Blackborne, and Whalley ; State of the Benefices in Lancashire belonging to the Abp. of Canterburye ; Founders of Religious Houses. A highly curious volume, in Mr. H.'s hand, and forming 440 pages. Vol. XXXI. — Memorialls of Countrye (Public) Business for these Northern Counties, both military and civile, towards the latter end of Queene Elizabeth and King James's theire reignes. Collected and transcribed by J. H., 1674. A folio of nearly 300 pages. Vol. XXXII, — Greene Sleeves, or Leicester Commonwealth ; tran- scripts of letters from the Council in the north, 1575, &c. : and the Muster-Roll of England and Wales, taken about this time, 1674, by J. H. A folio of about 400 pages. Vol. XXXIII. — Letters relating to the late noble and auncient Familye of the Lords Talbotts, EarlesofShrewsburie, of Sheffield Castle, in the countie of Yorke, in the latter end of the reigne of Q. Elizabeth, and the reigne of Kinge James ; found at Sheflield Castle in 1676, and transcribed out of the said originalls that yeare and the yeare 1677, by J. H. of L. Like volume XXI. the contents of this form no part of Lodge's illustrations. It occupies more than 500 pages. Vol. XXXIV. — A miscellaneous Collection, principally Poems of the time of Elizabeth and James I. ; transcribed by Mr. H. A folio of more than 500 pages. Vol. XXXV. — A Catalogue of all the Sheriffes of Yorkshire, from 1155, with their severall coats of armes ; by Mr. H. A thin folio volume. Vol. XXXVI. — A Collection of Proceedings in the Sessions, by Tn- dictemont and Presentment of Bridges, Highways, Felonies, and other nuisances in the West Riding of Yorkshire, in tlie raignes of Queen Elizabetli, King James, and King Charles I. ; with others of the same kind within the honor of Pontefract, collected out of ancient rolls of that honor, in tlic custody of Mr. Edward Ashton of Methley. J. H. A folio of nearly 500 pages. Vol. XXXVII. — Assesses and Rates of the whole Countye of Yorke ; with the Hundreds, or Wapcntaikes, the names of the Castells, and the Nobilityo of the North Riding and East Riding, collorted by J. H. of L. 1672. A folio of nearly 300 pages. 436 MANUSCRIPTS. Vol. XXXVIII. — Transactions and Passa9:es of Countrye (Public) Busines for this West Riding of the Countye of Yorke, in the latter end of the raigne of Elizabeth, beginning of Kinge James, and the late Kinge Charles: collected and gathered in the year of our Lord 1658, out of my father's old scattered papers, and some of my owne which were preserved and have comed to my hands since this late warr. J. H. With Peticions and their severall An- sweares. This valuable volume occupies nearly 700 pages. Vol. XXXIX. — Dutchy Busines in the County of Yorke ; viz. Col- lection of Suitors and Fines paid for respiting of Corte for Pontefracte ; Proceedings in the Honor Courte of P. ; Knights' Fees in the Honor of P. ; Receivers and Feodarys Ac- compts in the Honor for Reliefes, &c. ; Knights' Fees in the said Honor in the tyme of Edward II.; Survey of the whole Dutchye in Yorkshire ; Fines et Homagiis repretandi anno 19 Eliz"" Honores Pontefracti. With an alphabet (index). J. Hop- kinson, 1659. Vol. XL. — The auncient Rates of the West Riding of the Countye of Yorke, agreed upon by the Justices of Peace there in anno XLIV to Regine Elizabethe. Jo. Hopkinson, 1684. A 4to. of about 100 pages. Vol.XLI. — Hopkinson's (J.) Collection of the Pedigrees and Descents of the Yorkshire and Lancashire Gentry, with additions by Rich. Thornton and Ralph Thoresby of Leedes, Esqrs. ; with a cata- logue of the antient Gentry of Lancashire, collected by Capt. Booth of Stockport. A folio volume, in the almost typographical hand of Mr. Thomas Wilson of Leeds, with his own additions ; and occupying upwards of 500 pages. A Selection of Letters, Papers, &c. transcribed from the Hopkinson MSS. for Dr. Richardson, who has prefixed the contents in his own hand. A small and thick 4to. volume. A Collection of the Pedigrees and Descents of severall of the Gentrye of the West Riding of the county of Yorke ; Auncient Rates of the West Riding, &c. (a copy of Vol. XL. above) ; on Sirnames, &c. Apparently in Dr. Richardson's hand, and probably extracted from several of the preceding MSS. A 4to. volume. An Account of all the Charters, Patents, and Escheat- Rolls, in the Archives of the Tower of London ; collected by John Burton, M.D. 1746 ; with compleat indexes of persons and places. Transcribed by T. Wilson, M.DCC.XLVII. " I herewith send your copy of Dr. Burton's MS. The numbers are the same with those writ upon the original charters, &c. The copy is valuable upon many respects to such as delight in antiquities." — Mr. Wilson s Letter to Dr. Richardson, Dec. 1747. This forms a folio volume of 151 pages, and includes those documents 07ily which relate to the diocese of York. It never was published, being evidently compiled by Dr. Burton with a view to his History of York. I\lr. Wilson is alluded to by Dr. Whitaker, in his History of Leeds, as annotating a copjr of Thoresby's Ducatus Leodensis, then in the possession of Sir M. M. Sykes. Liber Judicaris ; or, Doomsday Book for the County of York, [beauti- fully] transcribed by Thomas Wilson of Leedes, 1747 : with notes extracted from copies in the hands of Dr. Brooke, in Field Head, and Mr. Franks of Pontefract, in 1745. Folio. " But 3'our copy of Domesday is the principal flower you are yet master of, and I am persuaded you think so. 1 beg you will keep it to yourself, and not MANUSCRIPTS. 437 suffer it to be lent out of your hands so long that it may again be transcribed, for in it I rectified several mistakes, that I discovered in my own copy ; and I can justly say it is the best copy of that noble record I believe there are not half a dozen copies of it in the world." — Mr. Wilson's Letter to Dr. Richardson, Dec. 1747. Mr. Wilson collated this with every copy he could obtain access to. Adversaria, in MS. by Thomas Wilson, of Leeds ; containing, Collectiones ad Historiam famosissimi Coenobii Glastoniensi concinnandum ; of St. Dunstan ; Writers of the Life of Thomas a Becket; Life of Thomas a Becket ; of the Time of the Coming in of the Saxons, and of their Conquests in Britain ; de Studiis Britannicis ; Chronological Series of the British Kings before the Roman Invasion ; Index Memorabilium Britanniae ante Csesarem ; Saxon Annals ; Orders and Rules to be practised by the Monks and Nuns of England, translated out of Saxon and Latin ; Greek Vocabulary ; Saxon and English Dictionary. Folio. Richardson Correspondence ; consisting of the original autograph Letters on Botanical and other Scientific Subjects, addressed to Dr. R. Rich- ardson and R. Richardson, Esq. of Bierley Hall, by Her. Boerhaave, Dr. Bedford, J. Blackstone, Prof. Bobart, Dr. W. Chambers, J. J. Dillenius, the Earl of Derby, Dr. Drake, John Fothergill, R. Foulkes, R. Frewen, J. F. Gronovius, Thomas Hearne, Hugh Jones, Mr. Knowl- ton, Charles Leigh, Ed. Lhuyd, Mr. La Trobe, Peter Miller, Lord Petre, James Petiver, Mr. Rauthmell, Dr. Sherard, Prof. Sutherland, Sir H. Sloane, R. Thoresby, Van Swieten, F. Willoughby, &c. &c. from 1691 to 1775. In 13 vols, folio. A[nstis] (J.) de Baroniis, MS. Collections on this subject, by the Historian of the Order of the Garter. A 4to. volume of 70 pages. This is unnoticed by Moule, and has never been published. Sharpe's (Abp. John) Historical Account of the Silver and the Gold Coins of England, Scotland, and Ireland. In folio, with tables of the Coins in 4to, Accompanying this is a transcript of Mr. Thoresby's copy, similar to that pub- lished in ^Nichols's Topog. Brit. vol. vi., with the chronology of the coins from the Earl of Pembroke's MS. enlarged by Thoresby : — a short sketch of the Abp.'s Life, in the handwriting of Mr. T, Wilson: — a letter from Mr. Bartlet, returning this MS. to Dr. Richardson, and some notes on it: — a memorandum by John Bedford of Hartburn, on a collation of a copy of this ]MS. ill possession of a grandson of Dr. Sharpe : — and 11 plates of coins. On collating this with the printed copy, besides frequent verbal differences, the latter is deficient in pp. 82 to 85, and all after p. 98. APPENDIX. Benson's (R.) Sketches of Corsica. 8vo. London, 1825. Botta (C), Continuazione de Guicciardini Storia d' Italia dal 1534 sine al 1814. 14 vols. Svo. Parigi, 1832. Brockedon's (W.) Illustrations of the Passes of the Alps, by which Italy communicates with France, Switzerland, and Germany. 2 vols, royal 4to. India proofs. London, 1828-9. Craven's (Hon. R. Keppel) Tour through the Southern Provinces of the Kingdom of Naples ; to which is subjoined, a sketch of the imme- diate circumstances attending the late Revolution. 4to. London, 1821. Earle's (A.) Narrative of a Nine Months' Residence in New Zealand. Svo. London, 1832. Fountain's Abbey (Eight Views of), intended to illustrate the architec- tural and picturesque Scenery of that celebrated Ruin ; from original drawings by J. Metcalf and J. W. Carmichael : with a historical and architectural description, by T. Sopwith. Folio. Newcastle-upon- Tyne, ■ Gent (Life of T.), Printer at York, written by himself. 8vo. London, 1832. Gentoo Laws (Code of), or Ordinations of the Pundits; from a Persian translation made from the original Shanscrit, by N. B. Halhed. 8vo. London, 1781. Gilly's (W. S.) Memoir of Felix NefF, Pastor of the High Alps. 8vo. London, 1832. [Irving's (Washington)] Alhambra. 2 vols. Svo. London, 1832. Kennedy's (Vans) Researches into the Nature and Affinity of Ancient and Hindu Mythology. 4to. London, 1831. Latrobe's (C. J.) Pedestrian; a Summer's Ramble in the Tyrol and adjacent Provinces in 1830. Svo. London, 1832. Lesson (R. P.), Histoire Naturelle des Colibris, suivie d'un Supplement a Fhistoire des Oiseaux Mouches. Royal Svo. Paris, 1832. Lesson (R. P.), Histoire Naturelle des Trochilidees. Royal Svo. Paris, 1833. Mahon's (Lord) History of the War of the Succession in Spain. Svo. London, 1832. Newcastle. — His Majestie's passing through the Scots Armie ; as also his entertainment by General Lesly : together with the manner of the Scots marching out of Newcastle. Related by the best intelli- gence. Printed 1641. Svo. Nexocastle, privately reprinted 1820. APPENDIX. 439 Newcastle. — Wm. Lithgow's experimental! and exact Relation upon that famous and renowned Siege of Newcastle. Edinb. 1645. 8vo. Newcastle, privately reprinted 1820. Newcastle. — A particular Relation of the Taking of Newcastle. London, 1644. 8vo. Newcastle, privately reprinted 1825. Pavia (La Certosa di). Large folio. Milano, 1825. Rammohun Roy's (Rajah) Translation of several principal Books, Pas- sages, and Texts of the Veds, &c. 8vo. London, 1832, Rantzovii (H.) Epigrammatum Historicus Liber. 4to. Antverpi(E,\5%\. Selby's (P. J.) Illustrations of British Ornithology. 2 vols. 8vo, and plates in 2 vols, folio. Edinburgh, 1825, &c. Smyth's (W. H.) Sketch of the Present State of the Island of Sardinia. 8vo. London, 1828. Spanish Novelists ; a series of National Tales, translated from the ori- ginals, with biographical and critical notices, by T. Roscoe. 3 vols. 8vo. London, 1832. Shurreef (J.) Qanoon-e-Islam ; or, the Customs of the Moosulmans of India, translated by G. A. Herklots. 8vo. London, 1832. [White's (Blanco)] Doblado's Letters from Spain. 8vo. London, 1822. INDEX. All Anonymous works, Translations (except of portions of the Scripture), and Memoirs, are placed under their respective subjects only. The various heads of the Catalogue are in Italics. Abarbanel de Statu et Jure Regio, 21. de Judicium et Regum different. 21. Ablio de Obsidione Lutetiae, 289. Abbot's Lepidopterous Insects, 100. Abd-Allatif de I'Egypt, 307- Abel's China, 151. Abels Descriptio Melitse, 297. Abercrombie(J.)onIntellectualPowers,76. (Life of Lord), .316. 's Gardener's Calendar, 126. Abicht de Lapsu IMuronim Hierich. 24. Abingdon's Worcester Cathedral, 215. Abrantes' (Duchesse d') Memoirs, 288. Abu Taleb Khan's Travels, 133, Abyssinia ( Travels in), 146. Abyssinian History, 307- Accoltus de Virorum sui sevi, 295. Accum's Mineralogy, 91. Acerbi's Travels, 136. Achard, Cours de Bibliographie, 340. Acherley's Britannic Constitution, 71- Achilles Tatius, 409. Acominati Choniatae Historia, 181. Acropolita? Historia Byzantina, 181. Actes des Apotres (le Mystere des), 394. Adair's American Indians, 310. Adam Blair, 381. Adam's Roman Antiquities, 170. Adams (G.) on the Microscope, 100. Geometrical Essays, 103. Astronomical Essays, 104. Defence of Tragic Poetry, 389. (Jane) Irish Rebellion, 273. (J.) History of Republics, 68. Brazils, 156. Index Villaris, 185. (R.) Timbuctoo, 144. — — Palace of Diocletian, 172. (T.) on the Romans, 13. Works, 35. (Life of), 35. Adami de Firmanfi Fragmenta, 294. Addison's Works, 3n(;. Adolpluis's Spain, 291. British (Cabinet, 31. 5. Adry sur les Elzeviers, 342. Adventurer, 405. Advocates' Library Catalogue, 345. iEliani Tactica, 408. Historia, 4(t!). jElfrici Al)balis (Jrani. et Gloss. Anglo- Saxonica, .352. .Eneus Poliorceticus, 408. jEschinis Orationes, 414. iEschyli Tragcedis, 409. Tragedies translated, 409. iEsopi Fabulaj, 410. Fables, 400. (Life of), 400. Africa (Travels in), 144. African History, 306. Languages, 357. Agapida's Conquest of Grenada, 291. Agathias de Imperio Justiniani, 181. Agocchi Urbs Bononiae, 294. Agriculture, 123. Agricultural Surveys, 124. Agrippa's Occult Philosophy, 78. Ahmud ben Abubekr's Ancient Alpha. bets, 107. Aicher de Comitiis Vet. Rom. 168. Aikin's (A. and R.) Diet, of Chemistry, 87. (J.) Woodland Companion, 125. IManchester, 204. General Biography, 311. Selden and Usher, 314. Essays, 406. (L.) Elizabeth, 230. James I. 232. Ailredi Ab. Rieval. Historia, 221. Ainsworth's Latin Dictionary, 352. Aiton's Hortus Kewensis, 94. Alagonae Ichonographia Syracusae, 297- Alban's (Saint) Chronicle, 224. (Five Nights of), .383. Albani Sancti Abbatum Vitae, 253. Alberoni (Life of Card.), 291. Albertus de Pictura Veterum, 108. Albigensian Confession of Faith, 32. Albin's Esculent Fish, 98. Alcedo's America, 308. Alciatus de JMagistratibus, IO7. Hist. Mediolanensis, 293. Emblemata, 402. Alcuini Flacci Historia, 221. Aides (4Vnniiles des), 342. Aldroviindi Opera Hist. Nat. 88. Aldus. See IManutius. (M. et F.) de Tibiis Vet. 24. Alemannus de Lateranensibus Parietinis, 295. Aleandri Tab. Marmoreae Soils Effigie, 164. Alesii Edinbiirgi Descriptio, 260. Alexandri Rogerii Siciliae Regis Gesta, 296. 3 I. 442 INDEX. Alexander the Great, 414. Alexandre (Hist, d') le Grand, 379. Alexander's Costume of China, I'il. 'AA.£xTwap«uv;a( Evane;elicffi Signiticatio, 22. Altieri^Lifeof V.),^316. _ Tragedie, 395. Alfoiisus a Carthagena de Rebus Hispa- nicis, 290. Alfordi Annales Ecc. Brit. 251. Alfred! IMagni Res Gesta;, 220 and 222. Vita a Spelman, 222. All's Sentences, 401. AH Bey's Travels, 133. Alison on Taste, 359. Alix, I'Histoire Ottoman, 300. Allan's Collectanea Dunhelmensia, 199. Allatius de Patria, &c. Homeri, 163. Allen's IModern Judaism, fiO. Allix on the Books of the BiMe, 14. against Unitarians, 37- on the Piedmontese Churches, 02. on the Albigenses, C2. Allot's England's Parnassus, 363. Almack's, 381. Alpintis de Balsamo, 18. Alsarius de Invidia et Fascine, 167- Altmann de Gallicinio Hieros. audito,22. de Lydiii Thyatirensi, 23. Ahiredi Beverlacensis Annales, 223. Alwood on the Prophecies, 15. Amadis de Gaule, 380. translated, 380. (Tresor de 1'), 359. Amalthaji (JMemoirs of the), 314. Ameer Khoawend's Account of Philoso- phers, 76. America (^Travels in), 152-4. American History, 307. Americana BiWiotheca, 308. American Languages, 357. Ames's Typographical Anti(piities, 341. Amico de Archiepisc. Syracusarum, 290. Ammianus Marcellinus, 410. Amos on Agriculture, 124. Amsinck's Tunbridge Wells, 203. Ana, 401. Anacreontis Carmina, 410. Anacreon's Odes translated, 410. Anatomy, 101. Anastastii Historia Ecclesiastica, 182. Ancient Navigation, 131. History, 177- Biography, 312. Anderson's (A.) Origin of Commerce, 85. {jE..) Journal of the Forces under Pigot, 244. (J.) Agricultural Recreations, 124. fliary Queen of .Scots, 265. Diplomata Scotia;, 207- Royal Genealogies, 334. House of Yvery, 336. Anglesey's (Earl of) State of the Govern ment, 240. IMemoirs, 240. Andrews' (J.) Buenos Ayres, 157. Revolutions of Denmark, 275. (J. P.) Great Britain, 226. (Lane.) Sermons, 55. Angelerii Antiq. Atestin;e, 294. Angelitiu Reciiieti Origines, &c. 294. Angt'lotti Urbis Reta; Desc. 295. Angehis de Depredat. (.'astrensium, 295. Angerstein Gallery of Pictures, 1 10". Anglicanae Ecclesise Reformatio Legum, 27. Anglicanura IMusarura Analecta, 360, 361 . Anglo-Saxon Scriptures, 3. Chronicle and History, 222. Anglo-Saxon Language, 352. Poetry, 302. Angns's Seats of the Nobility, &c. 190. AnneBoleyn, 229. Anne d'Autriche, 283. Annuals, 407- Annual Register, 184. Anquetil, I'Histoire Universelle, 176. Ansaldus de Forensi Jud. Bucciua, 22. Anselmi Arch. Cant. Vita, 253. Anstey's Poetical Works, 365. Pleader's Guide, 365. (Life of), 365. Anstis' (Jo.) Visitation Books, 330. Register of the Garter, 332. Order of the Bath, 332. de Baroniis, 437. Anthologia Epigrammatum Greece, Anti-Jacobin Poetry, 304. Antiquarian Repertory, 193. Antiquities, 159. Antonini Iter Britannicum, 188. by Reynolds, 188 Antonini Imp. I\Ieditationes, 410. 408. Meditations translated, 410. Liberalis Transformationes, 410. (P.) Sassina Anti(iua, 294. (Abate) Poiiti ItaHani, 375. Antonio Bibliotheca Hispana, 343. Apocryphal Books, 9. ApoUonii Rhodii Argona'itica, 410. translated, 410. of Tyana (Life of), 316. Apothegms, 401. Appiani Historia, 410. translated, 410. Apthorp on Prophecy, 15. Apuleii Opera, 410. Golden Ass translated, 411. Arabia {Travels in), 148. Arabiati History, 301. Arabian Nights, 388. Arabic Language, 349. A rati Opera, 411. Arbuthnot (J.) Tables of Coins, Weights, and Measures, 85. Law, a Bottomless Pit, 401. Archaica, 407. Archdall's IMonasticou Hibernicum, 273. Archery, 127. Archiriiedis Opera, 411. Archenholz, Hist, de Gustave Wasa, 275. Architecture, 122. Aretii Sicilite Cliorographia, 296. Aretinus de Kelius Gra;corum, 160. Aretius de Reb. Hispanicis, 290. Argens (^lemoires d'Olivier d'), 287. Argenson (Mem. du Mani- d'), 284. Argyle's (Marq. of) Instructions to a Son, 80. Ariosto, Orlando Furioso, 375. translated, 375. INDEX. 443 Ariosto (Vita di), 375. Aristophanis Comccdia?, 411. Comedies translated, 411. Aristotle's Philosophy, 76. Life, 76. Aristotelis Opera, 411. Etliica, 411. Poetica, 411. Ethics and Politics translated, 411. Arlington, 381. 's (Earl of) Letters, 250. Arlunns de Bello Veneto, 294. Armenia (Travels in), 149. Armenian Bible, 3. Litni'gy, 29. History^ 302. Armignac (Aventnres du Sire), 381. Arminius's M^orks, 35. Life, 63. Arms (Antiquity of), 330. Armstrong's Gaelic Dictionary, 354. Arnald on the Apocrypha, 1 1. and Lucinda, 387. Arnold's Chronicle, 206. Arnot's (G. A. W.) Botany, 95. (H.) Edinburgh, 260. Arnulphi Hist. Mediolanensis, 293. Arriani Expeditio Alexandri, 411. translated, 411. Arnaud (G. d') de Diis Paredris, 169. Arrowsmith's American Atlas, 130. Arthur's (King) Adventures, 379. Artaria, 11 Duomo di Ulilano, 139- Artemidori Oneirocritica, 411. on Dreams translated, 411. Artists^ {Lives of), 314. Arts, 106. Arundel (Antiqjiities of), 213. Arundel's (Lord) Wiltshire, 214. Arundelliana i\Iarmora, lo8. Ascham's Works, 396. (Life of), 314. Ash's English Dictionary, 353. Ashmole's Berkshire, 195. Order of the Garter, 332. Asia, (Travels in), 147. Asiatic History, 300. Asiatic Isles {Hist, of the), 306. Asiatic Kesearchts, 301. lianguages, 350. Askew Catalogus Librorum, 346. Asseml)lv's C!onfessioii of Faith, 33. Asserii Alfredi Kes (iestm, 220, 222. Aste Ilydruntina! Ecclesia, 296. Astle's Origin and Progress of Writing, 339. Aston Genealogy, 335. Astoriiis de Deo Brotonte, I67. de Alcmanis Pot'ta' Monnm. 168. de Diis Cabiris, 169. Astrolof/i/, 78. Astromimii, 104. Atheiui'i l)eipno])histn% 412. trad, en Frantjoise, 411. Athenian Letters, 179. Atkinson's Ciistnnie of Ilnssia, 121. Atkvns' (iloucestersiiirc, 200. Ath'ms, 130. Attcrburv (Life of Bp.), 316. Works, 396. Attica (Unedited Antiquities of), I7I Atticae Leges, 69. Aubrey's Surrey, 213. Lives of Eminent Men, 313. Aucher's Armenian Grammar, 350. Armenian Dictionary, 350. Audebert, Oiseaux Dores, 97> les I\Iollusques, 100. Audefridi Cat. Editionum Rom. 342. Audubon's Birds of America, 98. American Ornithol. Biog. 98. Augiistana Confessio, 32. Augustinus (A.) de Familiis Rom. 105. de Legibus Rom. 16.3. (L.) Sicilia Numismatica, 297. Aulisius de Gymnasii Constructione, 168. de Colo Mayerano, 1C8. Aulum (Hist, of the Emperor Shah), 303. Aurelii Victoris Hist. Romana, 412. Aurelio and Isabell, 381. Aureo (J. de Bado) de Armis, 331. Auriaj Notitia Hist. Cephaledis, 297- Ausonii Opera, 412. Opuscula, 412. Aust's (Mrs.) Beauties of Scotland, 190. Australian Voyages, 157. Austrian Costumes, 121. Authors (Diet, of Living), 338. Autographs of Royal and Distinguished Persons, 339. Automarchi, Derniers Rlomens de Napo- leon, 288. Avellaneda's Don Quixote, 388. Aviani Fabula;, 423. Aylmer's (Bp.) I>ife, 255. Ayscough's Index to Shakespeare, 392. Ayscue's Warres of Eng. and Scot. 226. Ayton's Voyage round Great Britain, 191 . Azarii Chronicon Lombardia;, 295. Azuni, Legislation 3Iaritime, (;9. Baberon the Saxon Scriptures, 10. Baber (Memoirs of the Emperor), 30.3. Bacchiims de Sistris, l(i5. Bacci Desc. Regni Neapolitan!, 295. Baccius de Conviviis Ant. 162. de Thermis Vet. 166. Bach on the Icelandic Edda, 135. P.acon's (A.) Elizabeth. 230. (i\lemoirs of A.), 31(!. (Lord) Henry VII. 228. Henry VIII.'229. V/orks, 396. Apothegmes, 401. Essaves, 406. (J.) iiiber Regis, 18(1. (Memoirs of J.), .316. (.7.) Francis I. 282. (R.) Opus 3Iajns, 86. (History of Fryer), 316. Badiali y Leblech. See Ali Bey. Bagford's Antiq. of I/ondon, 206. Bagot on the Prophecies, 15. Bailey's Agriculture of Durham, 124. I'aillet, Auteurs diguisez, 345. Baillie's (.J.) Metrical Legends, .365. Plays on the I'assions, 391. (M.') Lisbon, 142. (K.) Letters and .Journals, 236. (Capt.) Prints, 120. 444 INDEX. Baily (F.) on Annuities, 103. on LeasCvS, 103. (J. S.) sur la Revolution Fr. 286. Baker's (D. E.) Biograpbia Dramatica, 390. (G.) Northamptonshire, 208. (H.) Medulla Poet. Rom. 409. (Life of T.), 316. Balbus de Nummis, &c. 16G. Baldwyn's (Abp.) Itinerary, 25G. Bale's Syr Johan Oldecastell, 253. Balfour's Historical Works, 262. Balguy's Divine Benevolence, 37- Ballard's British Ladies, 313. Balsamo's Sicily, 139. Bampton Lectures, 53. Bancroft on Permanent Colours, 87. Nat. Hist, of Guiana, 89. Bandello, Novelle, 387- Bandinel on Christian Faith, 53. Banduri Imperium Orientale, 182. Banier, la IMythologie, O'G. Banks' (Sir J.) Voyag'e to Iceland, 135. (T. C.) Dormant and Extinct Ba- ronage, 333. Banuatyne's (G.) Memorials, 31 G. . Ancient Scottish Poems, 373. (R.) Journal, 26G. Baptistaj Notitia Eccles. Catanensis, 297- Burbary States {Hist, of the), 307- Barbati Antiquaj Inscriptiones, 1G4. Barbazan, Fabliaux, 374. Barberi, Grammaire Italienne, 355. Barberius de Bliseria Poet. Gr. 163. Barbier (A. A.), Examen des Diet. His- toriques, 312. Bil)lioth. d'un Homme de Goiit, 342. Dictionnaire des Anonymes et Pseu- donymes, 345. 's (J.) Chesse Play, 128. Barbouroux (Memoires de), 28G. Barbour's Bruce, 263. Barclaii (J.) Argenis, 381. Satyricon, 401. Conspiratio Anglicana, 401. (K.-) Apology for the Quakers, 33. Baretti's ItaliaTi Dictionary, 355. Spanish Dictionary, 3oG. Bargaseus de yEdificiorum Rom. evers. 164. de Obelisco, 164. Barisoiiius de Arcbivis, 168. Barker [misprinted Baker] on Junius, 246. Barclay's Agriculture of Northumberland, 125. Barnabse Apostoli Opera, 34. Barnes' (J.) Edward III. 227- on Hawking, &c. 127- (R.) Works, 36. (Life of), 316. Barnstaplii Vindicis Maria? Reg. Scot. 265. Barnwell Abbey (Hist, of), 197. Baronius de IMonarchia Siciliie, 296. de Archiep. Syracus. 296. de Panormitana Majestate, 297- Barrett's Bristol, 196. Barretier (Life of), 314. Barrington's (D.) JMiscellanies, 396. (Sir J.) Own Times, 273. Irish Union, 273. Barrington's (Viscount S.) Theological Works, 35. (Life of), 35. (Life of Bp.), 35. Barrius de Ivaudibus Italije, 292. de Calabriffi Ant. 295. Barrow's (I.) English Works, 35. (Life of Isaac), 35. (J.) South Africa, 145. China, 151. Cochin China, 151. (W.) on Opinions of Christianity, 55. Barruel's History of Jacobinism, 285. Barry's (G.) Orkney Isles, 2G1. (J.) Works, 108. (Lifeof J.), 316. (W.) Guernsey, 218. Bartas' (Du) Workes, 375. Bartch, le Peintre Gravure, 120. Barthel de Sadducwis, 20. Bartlielemey's Italy, 137. le Jeune Auacharsis, 179. (Mem. de), 179. Barthohni Paralytica N. T. illust. 24. de Morbis I3iblicis, 24. Bartholomeus de Proprietatibus Rerum, 76. Bartlett's (B.) Manceter, 214. Bartolii (P. St.) Yeterum Sepulchra, 163. Lucernifi Sepulchrales, 163. Picturse Sepulch. Nasoniorum, 167. Columna Antoniniana, 17 1. Rom. Antiq. Vestigia, 172. Bartoloccius (J.) de Voce nbD, 24. de Rlusicis Inst. Hebr. 24. Barton's (B. S.) American Tribes, 308. (W. P. C.) Flora Philadelphica, 95. Bariiffaldus de Armis Convivialibus, 168. de Prajficiis, 168. de Poetis Ferrariensibus, 296. Barwick (Lifeof J.), 517. Basilicapetrius de Metrop. Mediol. 293. Basilikon Libri, 70. Basire's (I.) Correspondence and Life, 402. Basnage, Histoire des Juifs, 60. Bassompierre (Memoires de), 283. Bastile (History of the), 285. Batchelor's Agriculture of Beds, 124. Bates's Christian Politics, 37. Rural Philosophy, 79. Battely's (J.) Richborough, 203. (N.) Canterbury Cathedral, 202. Archiepiscopal Hospitals in Canter- bury, 203. Batuta's (Ibn) Travels, 132. Batty's (R.) Cities of Europe, 134. Scenery of the Rhine, 135. Danish Scenery, 136. German Scenery, 137. Hanoverian and Saxon Scenery, 137. French Scenery, 140. Welsh Scenery, 256. (IVIiss) Italian Scenery, 137- Baudier's Card. Ximenes, 291. Bawdwen's Domesday Book, 187, 21G. Baxter (A.) on the Soul, 77- (R.) New Testament, 12. Works, 35. INDEX. 445 Baxter's (R.) Life and Times, 256. (T.) Costumes of tiie Ancients, 121. {W.) Glossarium Antiq. Brit. 185. Bay's Danish Dictionary, 357. Bayard (History of the Chev.), 282. Bayeux Tapestries, 194. Bayfius de Vasculis, 162. de Re Navali, 163. de Re Vestiaria, 165. Bayle's Dictionary, 311. Bayley's (J.) Tower of London, 20?. (F. W. N.) West Indies, 154. Bayly's (T.) Herha Parietas, 381. '(T. H.) Psyche, 365. Bearblock on Tythes. 75. Beatson's(A.) St. Helena, 308. (R.) Naval and Military Hist. 243. • Political Index, 245. Chronological Register, 245. Beattie (J.) on Truth, 77. (Life of), 317. Theory of Language, 348. Essays, 358. Minstrel, 365. Dissertations, 406. Beauclerk's Catalogue, 346. Beaugue's Scottish Campaigns of 1548-9, 2(;4. Beaulieu, Oraison Funebre de la Royne d'Ecosse, 265. Beaumarchois (1' Incarceration de), 287. Beaumelle (Memoires de M. de la), 284. Beaumont's (A.) Rhffitian Alps, 138. 3Iaritime Alps, 138- Leopontine Alps, 138. on the Rhone, 138. South of France, 140. (F.) and Fletcher's VForks, .391. Beauties of England and Wales, 190. Scotland, 258. Beaver's African Memoranda, 308. Behelius de Sacerdotihus Rom. 168. Beccaria on Crimes and Punishments, 71- Beck's Universal Character, IO7. Becke's Bible, 5. Becker's German Grammar, 356. Beckett's (A.) Shakespeare himself again, 392. Becket's (Thomas a) Life, 253. Beckford (P.) on Hunting, 127. (W.) Caliph Vathe'k, 389. .^lenutirs of Painters, 109. Beckington's (Bp.) Journal, 228. Beckii Momimenta Ant. .ludaica, 25. Beckmann's Hist, of Inventions, 106. Bedat! (Ven.) de Nummis, 6<.c. 166. Historia Anglicana, 220. Hist. Ecclesiastica Anglicana, 251. Church History, 251. Bedford on Christ's Incarnation, 53. Bedfordshire Tojwgruphij, 195. Bee (the), 405. Beechev's (F. W.) Voyage, 1.32. (and II. W.) Northern Africa, 144. Beere de Terr. Glastoniensis, 212. Belgic Bible, 7- Belgic History, 2/8. Belgicariim Eccles. Doctrina, &.c. 33. Poutarum Deliciae, 'M\\. Bell Rerum Hispanicarum Scriptures, 290. Bell's (C.) Anatomy of Expression, 109. (G. J.) Scottish Law, 75. " (H. N.) Huntingdon Peerage, 336. (J.) New Pantheon, GG. Surgery, 101. Travels through Siberia, 152. . Fugitive Poetry, 364. Bellafinus de Urbe Bergomi, 296. Bellarmini Doctrina Christiana, 32. Belleforest, I'lnnocence de Marie Royne d'Ecosse, 265. Annales de la France, 279. Bellenden's Chronicles, 262. Bellianis (History of Don), 380. Belhmius de Operum Ant. prsestantia, 161. Bellorius in Num. Apibus, 161. Symb. Deae Syrian, 161. Veterum Sepulchra, 163. Lucernffi Sepulchrales, 163. Vestigia Vet. Rom. 164. Pictura Sepulchri Nasoniorum, 167- Arcus Augusti, I7I. Rom. Antiq. &c. Vestigia, 172. Bellus de Templo Augiu-ali, 164. de Pharsalici ConH. 165. Beloe's Sexagenarian, 338. Anecdotes of Literature, 342. Belzoni's (G.) Egypt, 146. (.Airs.) Women of Egypt, 146. Bembi Histories Venetae, 293. f Memoirs of), 314. Ben David de Templo, 18. de Suffitu, 18. de Vestitu Sacerd. 19. Benedictus Ab. Petrob. de Vita Henrici IL 227. Benger's Mary Q. of Scots, 264. Elizabeth Q. of Bohemia, 278. Ben IMusa's Algebra, 102. Bennet's (B.) Christian Oratory, 38. (J.) Dissenters, 256. Benson (C.) on Scripture Difficulties, 55. (R.) Corsica, 438. Bentham's (James) Ely Cathedral, 197. (Jer.) Morals and Legislation, 68. on Government, 81. Bentley (R.) on Free-thinking, 38. Confutation of Atheism, 51. Epistohe, 402. (Life of), 317. (S.) Excerpta Historica, 248. Berebloc de Rebus testis Oxon. 211. Bergierius de Viis Imp. Rom. 166. Berkely's Works, 35. Life, 35. Berkshire Topof/raphi/, 195. Bermudez on the School of Seville, 109. Bernard's Flaminio's Poems imitated, 365. Bernier, les Etats i, 91. Etruscan Antiquities, 173. Ancient Vases, 173. Outlines from Ancient Vases, 173. (Memoirs of J. and W. Dukes of), 266. Hampden and his Times, 234. Hampshire Topography^ 201. Han (the Sorrows of), 396. Hanlmry's Ethiopia, 147. HancarviUe (D') sur les Arts de la Grece, 159. on Etruscan Antiquities, 173. Hancock on God, 51. Handel (Anecdotes of), 105. Hannekenius de Cura Domesticii Rom. 167- Hansenius de Jurejurando, 165. Harduin de Nummis Herodiadum, 21. de Nummis Samarit. 23. Hardwicke's (E. of) Athenian Letters, 179. State Papers, 248. Hardyng's Chronicle, 224. Hare Psalmorum Liber, 24. Haremberg Ocuhis JMoysis et Christi, 17. de Vocibus nirbin, &c. 19. de Domo inducUi INIinio, 23. de ITODI, Ti3nn, &c. 23. Hargrove's Knaresborough, 217. Harkenroth de Monte Sublimi, 17. de Aifindiav Hesychii, 17. de Mnone prope Salim, 18. de Rachele, 18. Harleian Catalogue, 345. Miscellany, 408. Harley Family History, 335. Harraer on various Passages of Scripture, 26. Harmonies, of the Bible., 8. Harpsfeldii Hist. Angl. EcclesiBe, 251. Harraden's Cantabrigia depicta, 197. Harrington's (J.) Works, 398. Life, 398. (Sir J.) Nugse Antiquae, 248. Apologie for Poetrie, 362. Poems by various Authors, 364. Epigrams, 368. Harris (J.) on the Attributes, 51. A\'orks, 398. Life, 398. (M.) English Insects, 99. Aureliau, 99. (W.) Royal Institution Catalogue, 345. County of Down, 270. Hibernica, 270. Harrison's Chronicle, 225. Description of Brittaine, 188. Harry's (lilind) Wallace, 263. (G. O.) Genealogy of James I. 334. Hartford and Pomfiet's C'orrespondence, 403. Harvey's Letters on Poetry, 3C2. Harwood's Litchfield, 212. Hasffius (J.) de a-iain, 17- de Q-:n b'ib'^, &c. 23. de Inquiuatis Sard. Vestim. 23. de Insc. Psal. xxii. 24. (T.) de Monte Subhmi, 17. Dissertationes variai de Ant. Hebr. 18. de Voce Astartes, 21. Haslewof>d's British Bibliographer, 343. Ancient Essays on English Poetry,. 362. England's Helicon, 364. Hasselquist's Travels in the Levant, 148. Hasted's Kent, 202. Hatim Tai, 389. Hatsell's Precedents of the House of Commons, 72. Hausset (Memoires de l\Iad. de), 284. Hauy, IMineralogie, 91. Havercampi Sicilia Numismatica, 297. Hawes's Framlingham, 213. Hawke's Killing is Murder, 238. Hawkeston (Description of), 211. Hawkhurst (History of), 203. Hawking, 127. Hawkins' (Sir J.) History of Music, 105. (J. S.) on Gothic Architecture, 122, (T.) on the English Drama, 389. (W.) Scripture JMysteries, 53. Hawkesworth's Voyages, 132. Haworth Lepidoptera Britannica, 99. Hay's Chichester, 213. Haygarth's Greece, 368. Haylev's (T. A.) Memoirs, 321. (W.) Triumphs of Temper, 368. Memoirs, 321. Ilaym, Bililioteca Italiana, 343. Haynes's Burleigh Papers, 249. Hayward's Edward VI. 230. Hazin (Life of), 321. Head's (F. B.) Pampas, &c. 157. {ii.) North America, 154. Headley's Beauties of Ancient Poets, 363. English INDEX. 467 Heard's Russian Grammar, 357. Hearne (T.) Acta Apostolonim, 2. on the Oath of Allegiance, 71. Ductor Historicus, 176. Journeys to Reading, &c. 189. Ectypa Varia, 190. Curious Discourses, 193. Collected Works, 195. Antiq. between Windsor and Ox- ford, 195. Antiq. of Chilswell, 195. K. Edward's Chapel, Islip, 209. Oxford Castle, &c. 209. Stunsfield Pavement, 209. Woodstocke Custom, 209. University of Oxford, 209. St. Peter's, Oxford, 210. Glastonhurv, 212. (Life of), 314. Heath's Chronicle, 235. Heber (R.) Hymns, 31. Christian Comforter, 54. Sermons, 5G. Journal in India, 150. (Last Days of ), 321. (Life of), 322. Palestine, 368. Poems, 368. HebrevF Bibles, 1. Language, 349. Heden Scissio Vestium Hebr. Tisitata, 23. Hederici Lexicon Graicxim, 351. Hedgeland's St. Neot's Church, 198. Heeren's Ancient History, 177. on the Carthaginians, &c. 178. Ancient Greece, 179. Heineccius de Colloquiis Religiosorum, 27. Heinecken (le Bar.), Coll. d'Estampes, 120. Dictionnaire des Artistes, 120. [misprinted Heineker], 109. Heinsii Poi-mata, 3G1. Heliconia, 364. Heliodorus, 409. Helleus de Deo ignoto Athen. 101. Hellfried's English Attack on Denmark, 275. Helyot, Hist, des Ordres Ecclesiastiques, 65. Hemmingii Chart. Eccles. Wigornensis, 215. Hemmingford (W. de) Hist. Edwardi I. II. III. 221, 227. Henault, Cornelie, 395. Henderson (A. ) on Wines, 12G. (E.) Iceland, 135. Hendreich l\Iassilin, IGO. Henninitis de Viis Imp. Rom. 166. Henries de Judiciis Hebr. 22. Henri IV. 282. (Corresjjondance de), 282. Henry II — VI I L 227-9. Henry VIII.'s Primer, 30. Formularies of Faith, 32. Henry (Life of Prince), 2!!3. Henry's (fli.) Exposition of the Bible, 11. Sermous, 5(i. (U.) (ireat Britain, 226. Henry the Minstrcrs \\'aliace, 263. Henshall's Kent, 202. Hentzner's Itinerarium, 134. Hentzner's Journey into England, 189. Heraclidis Allegorife, 416. Heraldic History, 330. Heralds (Antiquity, &c. of ), 330. Heraldic Anomalies, 331. Herbelot(d'),Bibliotheque Orientale, 300. Herbert (Lord) of Cherbury's Henry VIIL 229. Life, 322. ( G.) Temple, Sacred Poems, &c. 368. (Life of), 313. (T.) Travels, 133. ( W.) Inns of Court, 207 Typographical Antiquities, 341. Helga, 368. Herculaneum. See Drummond. Herefordahire Topography, 201. Heriot's Canadas, 153. Hermann de Ellipsibus Grsecis, 350. Hermiaj Apostoli 0()era, 34. Hernandez Historia Naturalis Mexica- norum, 89. Herodiani Historia, 416. translated, 416. Herodoti Historia, 416. translated, 416. (Rennel on the Geography of), 129. Hen-ara, Hist, de lo Succidido en Ecocia, &c. 265. Hist, de las Indias Occid. 308. Descr. de las Indias Occid. 308. Herrick's Select Poems, 368. Hertfordshire (Agriculture of ), 124. Hertfordshire Topography, 201. Hertford's (E. of ) Expedition into Scot- land, 263. Hervey's I\Ieditations, 43. Letters, 43. Hesiodi Opera, 417. Remains translated, 417. Hesychii Lexicon Grajce, 350. Heubiier de Academiis Hebr. 20. Heumann de n^D, 24. Hexapla Originis, .3. Heylin's Help to English History, 219. Heynii Opuscula, 398. Hey wood's (S. ) Vindication of Fox's James II. 240. (T.) Exemplary Lives, 312. Hibl)ert's Catalogue, 347. Hickesii Thesaurus Lit. Septent. 356. Hieroclis Comment, in Aurea Carmina, 417. translated, 417- Hieroglyphics, IO7. Hieronynnis de IMariiiis Genuae, 293. Iligden Historia, 221. Polychroiiicon, 223. Higgins's Spanisli Dictionary, 35(J. Hill's Sermons, 57. Latin Synonymes, 252. (Memoir of Lord), 211. Hiller de Vestiiius Fimhriatis Hebr. 20. Ilinderwell's .Scarborotigli, 208. Hiudostan {Travels in), 149. Ilindostancse Costumes, 121. Iliiiton's (Sir J.) ^lemoirs, 240. (J. II.) America, 310. Ilippocratis Opera, 417- Histories of the Bible, 8. 468 INDEX. History. 129. {Universal), 170- {Ancient), 177- of the JMiddle Ages, 183. {l^[odern), IS.*}. of Europe, 183. liitopodesa, 400. Ploare's (K.) Shrievalty, 214. (Sir R. C.) Italy, 138. Wiltshire, 214. English Historical Cat. 219. Tour in Ireland, 269. Cat. of Ital. History, 292. (P.) Epochs of the Arts, 108. Hobhouse's (.1. C.) Albania, 143. Illustrations of Childe Harold, 3CG. Hockin's Pelew Isles, 151. Hodge's India, 150. Views in Iiidia, 150. Hodgskin's Germany, 137. Hodgson's (C.) Q.Anne's Bounty, 18G. (fllem. of Capt. J.), 2;5(;. Holland's (J. C.) Views in Craven, 217- (.Airs.) White Knights, 195. Hogarth's (W.) Analysis of Beauty, 110. Works, 115, 116. Hogg's Jacoliite Relics, 373. Poetical W^orks, 373. Hoheisel de ]\iolis JMainialibus, 23. Holbein's Portraits, 31G. Holden's Book of Proverbs, 6. Book of Ecclesiastes, G. Holdernian, Grammaire Tiirque, 350. Holdsworth's Remarks on Vii-gil, &c. 358. Hole (.AI.) on tlie Liturgy, 31. (R.) on the Arabian Nights, 388. Ulysses, 418. Holinshed's Chronicle, 225. • Scotland, 262. Holland. See Low Countries and Ne- therlands. Holland's Agriculture of Cheshire, 214. Ionian Isles, &c. 143. Monum. Sepulch. S. Pauli, 20G. Basileologia, 315. Herologia, 315. Hollar (Cat. of the Works of), 120. Holies, Family History, 3.*55. Hollis (Memoirs of T.), 322. Hollybushe"s isew Testament, 5. Holmes's (G.) American Annals, 308. (J.) History of the United Bretiiren, 65. (R.) Treatises, 43. on the Baptist's Prophecies, 53. Holstein de Fulcris Dianai Ephes. IGl. in Picturam Nyniphajum, 164. Holy Scriptures, 1. Home's (Sir E.) Comparative Anatomy, 102. (H.) See Kaimes. (.7.) Rebellion in Scotland, 2G7. Homeri Opera, 417- translated, 417- llias, 417- Batrachomyomachia, 417. Hymnus, 417- translated, 417- Homilies, 57. Homodeis Etnoj Historia, 297- Hone's Every-Day Book, 194. Hooke's(A.) Bristollia, 196. (N.) Roman History, 180. (R.) Micrograpbia, 100. (T. ) Sayings and Doings, 384. Hooker's (J.) Exeter, 199. Chronicle, 225, (R.) AVorks, 28. (Lifeof), 28, 31.3. ( W. J.) Exotic Flora, 92. Icones Filicum, 93. Bluscologia, 93. ]\Iusci Exotici, 93. Flora Boreali-Americana, 95. Botany of Beechey's Voyage, 95. Iceland, 135. Hooper's Medical Dictionarj', 102. Hope's Costume of the Ancients, 121. on Household Furniture, 123. Anastasius, 381. Hopital (Life of M. de 1'), 282. Hopkins' (E.) Works, 35. Life, 35. (S.) Doctrines of Revelation, 43. Hopkinsoni Descri;itio Paradisi, 17^ Hopkinson Manuscripts, 432. Horace's Art of Poetry, by Hard, 359. Horatii Opera, 418. translated, 418. Horace in London, 368. Horberry's Works, 35. Horchius de Igne Sacro et de IMusica, 24. Home (G.) on the Psalms, 12. Sermons, 57- (T.) Necessity of the Reformation, 54. (T. H.) Introduction to the Bible, 9. Doctrine of the Trinity, 43. Tour to the Lakes, 191. Bibliography, 340. Classification of a Library, 345. Horsemanship, 127- Horsley's (J.) Britannia Romana, 185. (S.) Book of Psalms, G. Biblical Criticism, 14. Controversial Tracts, 43. Sermons and Charges, 57- Speeches, 24G. Horticultural Transactions, 126. Hotman de Furoribus Gallicis, 282. Hotmani Varia de Antiquitatibns Ro- man. 165. Hottinger (H.) de variis Orient. Inscript. 23. de Nummis Orient. 2.3. (J. C.) de Decimis Hebrieorum, 20. ( J. H. ) de Geogr. Terra; Chanaan, 1 7. Jus HebriBorum, I7. . Cippi Hebraica, 25. Hottomaiii Varia de Antiquitatibus Ro- man. 163. Houbraken's Heads, 315. Hough ( Life, &c. of Bp.), 322. Houghton Hall Gallery, 117. Hovedon (Roger de), Hist. Anglicana,220. Howard's (C.) Howard Family, 336. (G.) Lady Jane Grey, 230. (I\Iem. ofH.) Earl of Surrey, .399. (Mem. of II.) E. of Northampton, 399. INDEX. 469 Howard's (J.) State of Prisons, 84. Lazarettos, 84. (Memoirs of), 322. Howell (J.) on Forreine Travel, 130. Character of England, &c. 195. LondinopoHs, 205. Character of the Low Countries, 279. Howes' Chronicle, 225. Howison's Upper Canada, 153. Hoyland's Poems, 3G8. Hozier, I'Ordre de St. Esprit, 332. Huber on Bees, 100. on Ants. 100. Hue, Louis XVI, 285. Huet de Situ Paradisi, 17- de Navigationihus Salomonis, 17. Hist, of Romances, 379. Hughes' (G.) Barbadoes, 89. (J.) South of France, 140. Hnlseau Lectures, 55. Hulsius de Jehova, Deo, Rege, &c. 21. de Secliinah, 21. de Corpore, Velo, et Sepul. Moysis, 25. Humbert, Blanuel dii Publiciste, 69. Humboldt (A. de), Voyage dans I'Ameri- que, 155. Hume's (D.) Essays, 80. History of England, 226. (Sir D.) Proceedings of the Parlia- ment of Scotland, 267. Humfrey's Nobles, 332. Humphreys de Decanis Bangor. 253. Hungarian Bible, 7- HuHgaricorum Poetarum Delitiffi, 361. Hunt's Tudor Architecture, 122. Architettura Campestre, 123. Designs for Parsonage-Houses, 123. Hunter's (H.) Sacred Biography, 43. (J.) New South Wales, 157. Doncaster, 217- Who wrote Cavendish's Wolsey ? 229. Library of Bretton, 345. Hallamshire Glossary, 354. (J. D.) N. American Indians, 154. Hunting, 127. Huntingdoniensis (Hen.) Historia Ang. 220. Himtingdonshire Topography, 202. Hurd (R.) on the Prophecies, 15. (Bp.) Works, 398. Hurdis's Lectures on Poetry, 300. Poems, 368. Hurtley'slMalham, 217. Hiitchins' Dorset, 199. Hutchinson (Memoirs of Col.), 236. (.Memoirs of Lucy), 237- {W ■) Excursion to the Lakes, 189. Cumberland, 198. Durham, 199. Hutten'.s Oxford, 209. Hutton's (C.) 3iathema.tical Dictionaryj 102. Math. Tracts, 102. JMath. Recreations, 102. Math. Tables, 102. Conic Sections, 102. Mensuration, 102. (.J.) Theory of the Earth, 90. Hutton's (W.) Derby, 198. Bosworth Field, 228. on North ^^ales, 256. Hyde Veterum Persarum, &c. Religio, 67. Mandragorius, 128. Hyder All's iMemoirs, 304. Hyett's Sepulchral Mem. of Northamp- tonshire, 208. Hyginius de Castris Romanorum, 166. lamblicus de Vita Pythagorica, 418. Ibbot on Freethinking, 52. Iceland (Travels in), 135. Icelandic History, 274. Language, 357- Iconographie des Contemporains, 315. Ignatii Apostoli Opera, 34. Epistolas, 212. Ihre on the Icelandic Edda, 135. Glossarium Suio-Gothicum, 357- Ikenius de Funere, Sepultura, &c. 25. Illingworth's Scampton, 204. Inchbald's British Theatre, 391. Farces, 391. India ( Travels hi), 149. Indian History, .302. Inglis' Spain, 141. Ingram's (H.) Flowers of the Wye, 368. (J.) Saxon Chronicle, 222. Ingulphi Abbatis Croylandensis Historia, 220 and 221. Inheritance (the), 383. Innes' Ancient Inhabitants of Scotland, 261. Innett's Origines Anglicanae, 251. Innisfalenses Annales, 271- Inquisition, 65. Inquisitionum Post Mortem Calend. 247. Ducatus Lancastria;, 247. Scotiaj Abbreviatio, 247. Inscriptions, 176. Institut (Memoires de 1'), 340. Intellectual Philosophy, ^G. Inveges Carthago Seculi, 297. Panormus Antiqua, 297- Irailh, Querelles Littcraires, 337- Ireland (Articles of the Chui-ch of), 33. Ireland's (J.) Paganism and Christianity, 44. (S.) English Rivers, 192. Inns of Court, 207- (W. H.) Shakespeare Papers, 394. Confessions, 394. Irish Bible, 7. Irish Topography, ^c. 269. Highlands (lietters from), 270. History, 270. Ecclesiastical History, 273. '\V%>rtbies, 314. Language, 354. Poetry, .374. Ironside's Twickenham, 213. Irving's (D.) Scottish Poets, 31.3. (Wash.) Novels, 381 and 383. A lb am lira, 438. Isacke's Exeter, 199. Isa!us on the Athenian Law of Succession, 69. Islands Landnambok, 275. Isocratis Opera, 418. 470 INDEX. Isocrates' Orations translated, 421. Italia (Giornale Literaria d'), 340. Italian Bible, 7- Costumes, 121. Italian School of Painting^ 111. History, 292. Language, 355. Poetry, .375. Novels, 387. Drama, 395. Italorum Poemata Latina, 361. Italy {Travels in), 137. Jablonski Remphan Egypt. Dens, 21. Jacob's (G.) Law Dictionary by Tomlius [misp. TomAins], 73. (J. D.) de Foro in Portis, 22. (W.) on the Corn-Trade, 85. on Precious Metals, 85. South of Spain, 141. Jackson's (J. G.) Morocco, 144. (T,) Works and Life, 35. Jacotius de Philosophorum Doctrina, 1G2. Jalir de Precibus Gentilinm Expiat. 20. Jahn's Hebrew Commonwealth, (JO. James 1. of Scot. Poetical Remains, 374. Life, 374. II.'s Airt of Scottis Poetrie, 362. James VI. 264. (Historic of), 266. I.'s Bible, 5. Basilikon Doron, 81 . Reception at Oxford, 211. Secret History, 232. Progresses, 233. I. 232; 11.240. James's (G. P. R.) Charlemagne, 280. (W.) Naval History, 243. Jameson's Mineralogy, 91. Roman Camps in Scotland, 258. Jamieson's (J.) Ancient Culdees, 268. Hermes Scythicus, 357. . Scottish Dictionary, 354. . (R.) Ballads and Songs, 363. Jannotti de Repub, Venetorum, 293. Jansenins (Account of), 65. Janson Hortus IMalabaricus, 94. Janus de Vite Aurea Templi, 18. Japanese History, 306. Authors (List of), .306. Jarrin's Confectioner, 126. Jeanne d'Arc, (Memoires de),281. Jeannin (Negotiations de), 283. Jebb's (J.) Sacred Literature, 10. Sermons, 57. (S.) de Vita Scotorum Reginae, 265. Jefferson's Memoirs, 310. Jeffrey of ]\Ionmouth's British Hist. 222. See also Galfredus. (T.) Dresses of different Nations, 193. Yorkshire, 216. Jehan's (Shah) Rules, 303. (Hist, de) de Sainctre, 380. Jehanguier (Mem. of the Emperor), 303. Jehringius de Regione Tliarsis, I7. Jenichen Thesaurus Juris Feudalis, 70. Jenkins' (A.) Exeter, 199. (Life and Letters of Sir L.), 239. Jenkinson's Wit's Theatre, 402. Jeunens's King Lear, 393. Jennings' Jewish Antiquities, 25. Jessen de Finnorum Rel. Pag. &c. 276. Jesuits (History of the), 65. Jewell's Works and Life, 36. Apologia, 43. Jewish History (Ancient), 16. (Modern), 60. Joanna of Naples ( Life of), 299. Jodrell's English Philology, 352. Jotfredi Nica?a Monumenta, 295. John III.'s Letters Patent, 277. Johnson's (C.) Highwaymen, 313. (J.) Manks Jurisprudence, 74. Typographia, IO7. Aristarchus Anti-Ben tleianus, 418. (S.) History of iMagna Charta, 73. Tour to the Hebrides, 261. (Life of S.), .322 and 398. Dictionary, 353. Works, 398. . Letters by Piozzi, 403. Johnston Historia Rerum Brit. 231. Johnstone's (Chev.) Rebellion in 1745-6, 267. (J.) Chronicles of Man, 218. Antiquitates Scelto-Scandise, 222. Joinville, Histoire de Loys IX, 281. Jona; (A.) Crymogaja, '275. (R.) Grammatica Islandica, 357- Jones's (D.) Secret Hist, of Whitehall, 239. (I.) Stone-Heng, 215. (J.) on the Canon of the New Test. 9. Moral Tendency of Revelation, 54. de Lingua Shelhensi, 350. (R.) Booke of Honour, 330. (S.) Sheridan's Diet, improved, 353. (T.) Brecknockshire, 257. (T. S.) Sermons, 57. (V\^.) Works, 36. Life, 36. (Sir W.) Works, 398. Life, 322. Jonson's Works, 391. Life, 391. Jonston de Festis Grfficornm, 161. Jortin on the Christian Religion, 44. Observations, 358. Joscelini Libri Saxonici, 219. Joseph i Opera, 16. translated, 16. Josef (La Vie du Veritable Pere), 283. Joubertus de Gymnasiis, 167. de Balneis, 167. Jouy (E.), CEuvres, 398. Jovii (B.) Hist. Novoc(jmensis, 293. (P.) Descriptiones, 129. . de Rom. Picibus, 167. Histoire de son Temps, 183. Descript. Ijacus Larii, 293. Vitfw Vicecom. 3Iediol. 293. on the Turke's Chronicle, 300. Jowett's Christian Researches, 65. Juelli Apologia, 43. .Julian's Works translated, 418. •Tumiege, les Dues de Normandie, 290. Junius's Letters, 246. de Pictura Vet. 108. (F.) Biblia I^atina, 4. Etymologicon Anglicanum, 352. (H.) de Annis et Mensibus, 165. INDEX. 471 Junii Fastorum Liber, 165. Jurisprudence, G/. Jurisprudentia ante Justinianea, G9. Jus Provinciale Alemaunicum, 70. Justelli Codex Canonum Ecc. Afric. 27- Justiciary Lmv, 74. Justin Martyr's Apology for Christianity, 34. Justinianus de Origins Urbis Venet. 293. Institutiones, 70. Corpus Juris, 70. Institutes translated, 419. Justiui Historia, 418 and 419. Juvenalis Satiraj, 419. translated, 419. Juvenis de Ant. /itj, 202. Kerr's (R.) Agriculture of Berwickshire, 125. Collection of Voyages, 131. History of Scotland, 263. Kernel', le Raisin, 95. lea 31('lous, 95. Keronis Interp. Regula; S. Bened. 65. Flowers of Wit, 401. Kettell's American Poets, 364. Kidder on the Messias, 51. Kidwillie (State of), 257- Kilburne's Kent, 202. Killiani Etymologicon Teutonicon, 356. Killing no Murder, 238. King's (D.) Vale Royal, 197. (E.) Morsels of Criticism, 14. Monnmenta Antiqua, 190. (31. P.) on Music, 105. (P. P.) Australia, 158. New Zealand, 158. (W-) Own Times, 241. Kingsborough (Lord) Mexican Antiqui- ties, 172. Kinneir's IMarches of Alexander, 129. Asia ]\Iinor, 148. Persia, 149. Kinschotti Poe'raata, 361. Kinsey's Portugal, 141. Kip, Theatre dela Grande Bretagne, 191. Kippis's Biographia Britannica, 312. Kirby's Suffolk Traveller, 212. Entomology, 98. Kircher de iMusica, Sec. 24. de IMusurgia, 24. IMundus Subterraneus, 90. Sphinx Mystogoga, 107. Kirk's Nature of Elves, &c. 259. Kirkmajer ad Tacit. Hist, de Reims Jud. 16. Kirkpatrick's Nepaui, 151. Kirkton's Church of Scotland, 269. Khakani (Kuliat Hakim), 378. Klaproth. Supplement au Diet. Chinoise, 350. Klingsted sur les Samojedis, 135. Klopstock's JMessiah, 44. Knevet's Rhodon and Iris, 392. Knights made by Abbots, 332. Knight's (E. C.) Latium, 1.39. (J.) Divinity of Christ, 52. (R. P.) Greek Alphabet, 350. on Taste, 359. Knortler's Stratforde Papers, 250. Knox's (J.) Forme of Prayers, ^c. 31. Reformation iu Scotland, 268. I/ettre to the Ladie i\larie, 268. Appellation, 268. Against the Regiment of Women, 268. Life bv Ruddiman, 268. bvM^Crie, 268. _ (R.) Ceylon, 306. — (V.) Elegant Extracts, Verse, 364. — M'orks, 398. Knyghton (Hen.) Historia, 221. Kobier/.ykius de Luxti Ronianortim, 165. Koch (le Numniorum Hebr. Insc. 23. Hist, (les Iraitis de Paix, 68. Kohlius in Litteram Slavunum, 339. Kolan Nattannawa, 378. Koran, translated by Sale, 6G. Koster's Brazil, 156. 472 INDEX. Kotzebne's \''oyage, 132. Italy, 138. Piiris, 140. liife, 323. Kiaut'/.ii ^^'aIKlalorum, &e. Orifjn, 274. Keium Germanic. Hist. 277- Kriiml)h()ltz Siicerdotiiim Hebrworum, 18. Kunth I'lantie ,'Eiiuiiioctia!es, 155. Revision dcs Graminijes, 155. Mimoses, &c. 155. Kuttner's German Dictionary, 356. Labat, Voyage en Espagne, 141. Lablia^ (C.) Glossariuni, 351. Labbe (P.) de Hist. Byzant. Scriptoribus, 181. Notitia Dignitatum, 182. Labeaume's Campaign in Russia, 276. Lal)itti Usus Paiulectarum, 70. Laborde, Pave d'ltalica, 172. La Borde. See Borde. Lacombe, Diet, du Vieux Langage, 355. La Croix, de Calcul Differentiel, 102. La Croze de variis Linguis, 348. Histoire du Christianisme des Indes, 63. Lactantii Opera, 34. La Harpe, Cours de Litterature, 347. — JMelanges de Litterature., 347. Laing's History of Scotland, 266. Lake's Works and Life, 36. Lakemacher de Gad et Meni, 21. Lalamantius de Tempore, 162. de Anno Romano, 165. Lamarca, Henrique de Castro, 388. Lamb's English Dramatic Poets, 391. Lambard de Priscis Ang. Legibus, 73- Diet. Angliae Topograpbia;, 185. Lamliecii Notee in Kalendarium Vetus, 165. Lambert's Canada and the United States, 153. Lamballe (Princesse de), Memoires, 285. Lambinet, Origine de I'Imprimerie, 340. Lamont's Diary, 266. Lamotte, le Nord de I'Europe, 136. Lampe de Cymbalis Veterum, 24. Lampridus ^lius, 40D. Lamy de Levitis Cantoribns, 24. Lancashire Topography, 203. Lancaster's F]vidences of Christianity, 54. Lancastriaj Ducatus Inquisitiones, 247. Lancelot's Tour to la Grand Chartreuse, 65. Lander's (R.) Africa, 145. (R. and J.) Course of the Niger, 145. Landon, (Euvres des Peintres, 111. Annales de fllusee, 117- . Galerie Historique, 311. Landseer (J.) on Engraving, 119. (T.) Sketches of Animals, 96. Landt's Feroe Islands, 275. Laneham's Elizabeth's Entertainment at Kenil worth, 231. Langbaine's Eng. Dramatic Poets, 390. Langebek Scriptores Danici, 274. I>angius de Vet. Anno Romanorum, 165. Langres sur la Revolution Fr;:nc. 286. Lanyuaxje (on the Origin, S^e. of), 348. Languasen de Mense Heliraiorum, 19. Languedocien (Dictionnaire), 355. Langhorne's Hist, of England, 222. Lanigan's Eccles. Hi.st. of Ireland, 273. Lanjuinais (le Comte) sur le 31 Mai., 28C. Lanquet's Chronicle, 224^ Landscape Annual, 407- Lansdowne ]\ISS. Catalogue, 345. Langtoft's Chronicle, 223. Ijantd, Costumes de la France, 121. Lanzi, Storia Pittor. della Italia, 109. translated, 109. Lanzoiiius (J.) de Jatrophysicis Ferrari- ensibiis, 296. (P.) de Coronis Conviviis, 168. de Luctu Mortuali, 168. Lapland (Travels in), 135. {HUtorg of), 275. (Language of ), 357- Lardner's Works, 36. Life, 36. Larae (Historia VII. Infantum), 120. Las Cases, Atlas Historique, 129. Journal, 288. Lastinasa, Medallas Espanolas, 176. Latham's (.1.) Synopsis of Birds, 97- (S.) P'alconry, 128. Latimer's Sermons, 57- (Life of), 57. Latin Bibles, 3 and 4. Language, 351. -: Poetry, 360. Romances, 379. Latour, le Langage des Fleurs, 402. Latreille, Hist, des Crustacees etinsectes, 88. Latrobe's (J. A.) Music of the Church, 31. (C. J.) Alpenstock, 137- Pedestrian, 438. Laud (Lifeof Abp.), 234. Scotch Service-Book, 30. Laurembergii (J.) (irfficia Antiqua, 160. Laurentius (J.) de CiihartBdis, &c. 24. Varia de Antiquitatibus Grsecorum, 161-3. de Desponsatione Maris Adriaticse, 294. -de IMonacis Ezerinus tertius, 294. Laval's Reformation in France, 63. Lavallee, la Grece, 143. Lavater's Physiognomy, 79. Lavender's Travels, 132. Lavington's Sermons, 57- (Life of), 57. Law, 67. Law (J.) of Lauriston's Life, 284. • (VV.) Christian Perfection, 44. Serious Call, 44. Lawrence (R.) on the Calvinistical Arti- cles, 53. Interests of Ireland, 270. (Sir T.) Portraits, 119. (Lifeof), 323. Lazii Grjecia Antiqua, 160. Leake's (S. M.) English Money, 175. (W. M.) Morea, 143. Greek Revolution, 300. Researches in Greece, 351. Lebon (les Crimes de Joseph), 287' Le Brun's Battles of Alexander, 113. I'Escalier de Versailles, 114. Galerie de Peintres, 114. INDEX, 473 Leckie on the Balance of Power, 82. Lie Clerc's Practical Geometry, 104. Ledwich's Antifiniries of Irelaiul, 2G9. Lee's Collection of Butterflies, 99. (S.) Hebrew Grammar, 349. Lee Priory Poetical Works, 364. Leger, Histoire des Vaudoises, 62. Legh's (T.) Egypt, 146. Syria, 148. Le Grand, Fabliaux, 374. Leemius de Ivapponibus, 27G. licibnitz de variis Linguis, 348. Leicester Gallery, 116. (E. of) Commonwealth, 231 and 435. Life, 231. Leicestershire Topography, 204. Leigh's Lancashire, 203. (E.) on the Roman Emperors, 180. England described. 1G8. French Proverbs, 401. (G.) Armorie, 331. Leigh Court Gallery, 116. Leighton's Works, 36. Life, 36. Leith's Prince of Wales's Island, 306. Leland's (J.) View of Deistical Writers, 44. on Christian Revelation, 44. (J.) Journey, 185. Itinerary, 188. Collectanea, 193. de Script. Britannicis, 219. (Life of John), 314. Genethliacon, 361. Cvgnea Canfio, 361. (f .) Philip of Macedon, 179. on M'Pherson's British History, 219. Laus Galfredi Monumetensis, 222. Ireland, 271. Lelong Bil)li()theca Sacra, 10. Bibliotheque Historiquede la France, 279. Le IVIaitre, Sermons, 57. Le Mesurier on Schism, 54. Le Moine. See JMoine. Lemon's State Papers, 248. Lempriere's Classical Dictionary, 159. Le Neve's Hlonumenta Anglicana, 192. Fasti Ecclesise Anglicana^, 253. Lenfant, Concile de Pise, 27- Concile de Constance, 27- Concile de Basle, 27. liCng on Revelation, 52. Lenoir (A.), Explication des Hicro- glyphes, 107. Hist, de I'Art en France, 108. Peintre sur Verre, 111. IVIonumens Francais, 289. Lent de Jiuiaaorum pseudo-Mcssiis, 21. lieo Juda's (fermaiio-Swiss Bible, 7- Leo X. (Life of), 299. Leonis Africanis Africw Descriptio, 144. translated by Pory, 306. Deacoiii Hist. Byzant. 182. (A.) Urbis Nola- Descriptio, 295. Leontii IMcclianica, 410. Le Houx, Dictiounaire Comique, &c. 355. Le Hoy. See Roy. liC Sage. See Las Cases. Le Sage, Gil Bias, 386. IvcsLhus (J.) de Origine, &c. Scotorum, ■ de Titulo, &c. Maris Scotorum, 264. de Illustr. Foeminarum Authoritate, 265. de Rebus Gestis regnante Maria, 265. Lesley's History of Scotland, 263. Life, 265. Proceedings on his Emhassie in England, 265. Leslie's (C.) Method with Deists, 44. (Sir J.) Natural Philosophy, 86. Philosophy of Arithmetic, 103. {W.) Agriculture of Nairn and Moray, 125. Lesson, Histoire des Oiseaux-Mouches, 97. Histoire des Colibris, 438. Histoire des Trochylidees, 438. L'Estrange's Alliance of Divine Offices, 30. LethieulHers, Bayeux Tapestries, 194. Lettres Edifiantes, 64. Le Vaillant. See Vaillant. Le Vasor, Histoire de Louis XIII, 283. Levesque, Histoire de Russie, 276. Levizac, Bibliotheque des Vers Franfoises, 375. Lewin's (J. W.) Lepidopterous Insects of N. S. Wales, 100. (W.) British Birds, 9?. Lewis's (G.) Costume, &c. of France and Germany, 121. (J.) on English Translations of the Bible, 10. Church Books, Vestments, &c. 186. on the Use of Seals, 194. Faversham Church, 203. Isle of Thanet, 203. Suffragan Bishops, 253. Lewis and Clarke's Source of the Mis- souri, 154. Lewkenor on Forraine Cities, 184. Leycester's Chester, 197. Ley den's Africa, 144. Comjilaint of Scotland, 263. Poetical Remains, 369. Life, 369. Leyser de Poesi Hebrieorum, 24. liibanius translated, 418. liiber Quotidianus Garderobae, 194. Niger Scaccarii, 246. Liberal Arts, 107- TAbraries {on), 345. Liceti j)ro Cesenw Ant. Apologia, 294. Licbentstein's South Afric^i, 146. Lichtenberger Initia Typograpbica, 340. Liebentaiitius de Terr;'i 3Iorijah, 18. Liglit (tlie) of Britayne, 219. Light's Sicilian Scenerx', 140. Liglitfoot Chorogra|)bia in l^vangellos, 17. Descriptio Templi llierus. 18. IMinisterium Templi, 18. Works, 'Mi. IVIcmoirs, 36. Flora Scotica, 94. Lights and Shadows of Scottish Life, 383. Ligoriua de Vehictilis Antiquonim, 169. 3p 474 INDEX. Ligorii Dpscriptio Villa> Tiliurtiiiff'. 21)5. liillv's Ijile niul Times, JJj- C'lironicou, 224. ^Monarchy and No JMonarchy, 23G. Limborclii Theologia Christiana, 45. Lincoln (Eails of) Genealogy, ."i^O. Ijincolnsliire (Asjriculture oi' ), 125. Topographi/, 204. Lindalil Ijexicon Ijapponicum, 357. Liiidenbrogii Codex Legum Antiquorum, 70. liindley's Brazil, 15G. Lindsay. See Ijyndsay. Liiigard's History of England, 226. Ijinna?ns's Tonr in Lapland, 135. System of Nature, fi?- liingTiet, JMemoires sur la Bastile, 280. Lipenius de Navigationibus Salonionis et de Ophir, 17- Strenarum Historia, ICC. Iji|)scoml)'s rJuckinghanisln're, 19C. Lipsius de Vesta et Vestalibus, 1C4. Saturnalia. 160. de Ampliitheatro, 100. Lister's Synopsis Concliyliorum, 100. Literature, 330. Literary History, 330. History of the Fourteenth and Fifteenth Centuries, 337- Souvenir, 407- Lithgow's Siege of Newcastle, 439. Littara de Rebus Netinis, 297- Little's Abingdon, 190. Lituryics, 29. Livii Historian, 419. translated, 419. Forojuliensis Vita Henrici V. 228. Lizars' Anatomical Plates, 102. Llorente, Histoire de I'lnquisition, 05. Lloyd's (D.) State Worthies, 313. (L.) Northern Field Sports, 127- Lluyd's (E.) Arclueologia Britannica, 354. (H.) Breviary of Britayne, 187- Loliineau, Histoire de Bretagne, 290. Lobo, Hist. d'Abyssinie, 307- Locatus de Placentina; Urbis Origine, 293. Locke's Works, 398. (Life of ), 323. Lockhart's (G.) Lockhart Papers, 208. (.J. G.) Spanish Ballads, 377. Novels, 384 and 385. Lodge's (E.) Illustrations of British Hist. 248. Illustrious Portraits, 315. English Peerage, 333. Existing Peerage, 333. Genealogy of the Peerage, 335. (J.) Desiderata Hibernica, 273. Irish Peerage, .3.34. (T.) Glaucus and Silla, .309. Loeve-Veimars de la Litteratuie Alle- mande, 339. liofFredi Antiquitatis Puteolorum Desc. 295. Logan's (J.) Privileges,&c. of London, 200. Analogia Honorum, 332. Logarithmic! Scriptores, 103. lioggan's (D.) Oxonia Illusirata, 210. Loyic, 79- liombardus de Balneis Puteolanis, 295. Ijoniejerns de Osculis, 23. Londinensls Synodi Articuli, ."2. liondini Architectura Ecclesiastica, 200. London {Tnpor/raphy of), 205. (Chronicle of), 205. (Diary of Events in), 431. (Description of), 431. (XII. Companies of), 432. Institution Catalogue, 345. Londonderry's War in Germany, &c. 244. Long's (E.) Jamaica, 311. (R.) Astronomy, 104. Longinus de Sublimitate, 419 and 420. translated, 420. Longland's (R.) [misjirinted Thomas'\ Piers Ploughman, 3G9. Longus, 409. Lonsdale (Life of Lord), 314. Looker-on, 405. Loon de IMaimmissione Servorum Roma- norum, 109. Lope de la Vega (Life of C), 323. Obras, 398. Lopez de Ayala,Historia de Gibralter, 292. Lords of Session (Cat. of the), 207. Ijorenzo de Medicis (Life of), 299. Lorris, Rommant de la Rose, 374. Loskeil's Moravian Mission in N. Ame- rica, 00. Lossius de Epispasmo Judaico, 21. Lothian's History of the Netherlands, 279. Loudon (J.) on Country Residences, 124. (J. C.) Magazine of Nat. Hist. 89. Encyclopffdia of Plants, 92. Encyc. of Agriculture, 124. Encyc. of Gardening, 125. Louis IX. 281; XIIL and XIV. 283; XV. 284 ; XVL 285. le Grand (Medailles de), 170. XIV. (CEuvres de), 283. Lounger (the), 405. liovat's (Lord) Rleraoirs, 267. Lovell's Poems, 304. Lovelace's Lucasta, Epodes, &c. 369. Low Countries {History of ), 278. Lowe's Agriculture of Notts, 125. Lowman on the Revelations, 11. Jewish Civil Government, 25. Hebrew Ritual, 25. Lowndes's (T.) Romaic Lexicon, 351. (W. T.) Bibliographer's Maimal, 343. Lowth's Isaiah, 0. de Sacra Poesi Hebraeorum, 10, 24. translated, 10. on the Prophets, 11. Oratio Crewiana, 24. Lowther's (Von) Analysis of Nobility, 332. Lubec de Decisionibus Feniculamenti Hebr. 20. Lucani Pharsalia, 420. translated, 420. Luchet sur les Illumines, Luciani Opera, 420. translated, 420. Opnscula, 420. Luciiii Satyrie, 41.3, 422. 78. INDEX. 475 Lucius de Regno Illyrici, 297- luscriptiones DalmaticiB, 297- Lucius Ampellus, 41(;. l^ucretius de Kerum Natura, 420. translated, 420. Luders' Character of Henry V. 228. Ludlow's IMemoirs, 236. Letters, 234. Ludolphi Historia ^thiopica, .307. Grammatica Amharica, 349. Lexicon Amharicum, 349. Lexicon yEthiopicum, 349. Ludorum (de) Antiquorum Consuetudine, 16L Lupsete's Way of Dying Well, 45. Lutheri Biblia Germanica [Printer's name Hans, misprinted A. Lutft], 7- 0])era, 36. Life, 03. Luzac Lectiones Atticas, 358. Lycophronis Alexandra, 420. translated, 420. Lydius de Juramento, 22. de Re JMilitari Synt. Sacrum, 22. Lye S. Evangelia (iothica, 3. Lyell's Geology, 90. Lylie's Euphues, 382. Euphues and his England, 382. Lyudsay's Complaint of .Scotland, 263. Poetical Works, 374. Life, 374. Lvnne's Scripture Texts for the Sycke, ■45. Lyon's (G. F.) Northern Africa, 144. Journal of the Hecla, 153. (J.) Dover, 203. Lycerus de a'DDy, &c. 23. Lysise Orationes, 421. translated, 421. Lysons' (D.) Environs of London, 207- (D. and S.) Magna Britannia, 188. (S.) Roman Antiquities of Wood- chester, 201. Lyttleton's (Lord) Henry II. 227. I\l iscelJaiieous Works, 398. ]Mably,le Droit Publique de I'Europe, C8. JMacanei Verbani Laciis Descriptio, 290. IMaccaronicaruin Carmina, 361. Wacarius's Travels in Greece, 143. ]\IacCartliy (Cat. du Biblothequede), 340. I\lacartney's China, 151. (Life of), 323. M'Crie's Reformation in Italy, 04. .— Reformation in Spain, 64. See also Brysson, Knox, Melville, and Veitch. iM'Curtin's Irish Dictionary, 354. Macculloch's (J.) Highlands of Scotland, 260. Western Isles, 261. (J. R.) Commercial Dictionary, 85. JNIacdiarniiil's British Statesmen, 313. IVIacdonald's Denmark aiul Sweden, 137- JMacdonnel's Dictionary of Qiu)tations, 348. Macfarlane's Constantinople, 142. INIacgregor's British America, 310. Mackenzie Genealogy, 336. (A.) Voyag(!s to the Frozen Sea, 153. (C.) Haiti, ir)4. Mackenzie (Sir G.) on Precedency, 332. (Sir G. S. ) Agriculture of Ross and Cromarty, 121. Iceland, 135. (H.) Works, 398. I\Iackintosh's Hist, of the Revolution, 240. IMacknight's Aj)ostolical Epistles, 6. Life of St. Paul, 6. Harmony of the Gospels, 8. JMaclaine's Sermons, 57. IMacleod's Voyage of the Alceste, 152. ^lacklin's Bible, 5. Alacmichael's Constantinople, 142. JMacneil's Poetical Works, 374. Macpherson's (D.) Origin of Commerce, 85. (J.) British History, 219. Original Papers, 250. RIackrell's King's Lynn, 208. fllacrobii Opera, 421. fliaderus de Coronis Xuptiarum, 165. Maddox (I.) on Neal's Puritans, 256. (T.) Historv of the Exchequer, 75. Maffei Teatro, 395. (."\I. S.) Verona, 139. de Amphitheatro Veronensi, 169. de Amphitheatro et Theatro Gallise, 169. Magdeburg Centuriators, 62. JMagee on the Atonement, 45. Magius de Tintinnabulis, 168. de Equuleo, 168. Magliabechi (Parallel between) and R. Hill, 328. I\Iagna Charta, 73. I\Iagnetism, 87. Magni (St.) Vita, 201. (O.) Historia Settentrionala, 274. 3fahommed(iui.sm, (jlj. Mahon's Life of Belisarius, 182. \Var of the Succession, 438. Mailla, Histoire de la Chine, 305. IMaillare, Histoire de la Convention Nat. 286. ]\Iailro5 (Chronica de), 221. I\Iaimbourg's HistiU'y of the League, 239. Maimonides de Templo, Vasis, &c. Saiic- tuarii, 18. Vita, 18. de Novilunio, 19. de liuctu, 24. Maintenon (.'Memoires de Madame de), 284. Lettres inedites, 284. liettres, 403. JMaitlaud (Memoirs of Secretary), 264. (Sir R.) House of Seton, 33o. Scottish Poems, 373. Poems, 374. (Sir J. and T.) Poems, 374. (W.) L(md(m, 205. Edinliurgh, 26(t. IMaittaire AnnaU's Typographici, 341. English (irainniur, '.i.Y.i. .>Iiscellaiiea(irii'(i)rum Carmina, 408. Poetii' Latini, 40!». Mains de Kijun et Rem])han, 21. de Lustrationilius, iVc. Hebrajorum, 21. de Purificatione IVIiral)ili, 21. 476 INDEX. Mains de Philothesis, &c. Hebrseonim, 23. Specimina Linguae Puiiic;v, 297- JNIajoragii de Senatu Romanorum, 108. IMalabaric Dictionary, 350. IMalaspinse Rei Sicularum, 297' Malaterra de Gestis Rob. Guiscardi, &c. 296. Liberatio Messinae a Saracenonim, 297- Genealogia Regiim Siciliae, 297. i\Ialayan Four Gospels and Afts, 8. Familvs IMemoirs, 323. I\Ialcolm's (Sir J.) Sketcbes of Persia, 149. (Sir J.) History of Persia, 302. India, 303. Central India, 304. Silihs, 304, (J. P.) London, 205. ]\Iannersand Customs of London, 206. Manners and Customsof Europe, 184. JMalden's King's College, Cambridge, 197- Ulalberlie, Poesies, 375. (Vie de), 375. i\!allet's Nortbern Antiquities, 273. I\Ialling, Traits Wemorables de Danois, 274. ]\Ialliot, les Costumes Anciennes, 121. IMalmsburiensis (Gul.) de Ecclesia Glas- toniensi, 211. Historia Angliae, 220 and 221. History, 223. (Anonymi) Historia, 221. Malone's English Stage, 390. on the Shakespeare Papers, 394. Ulaltebrun's Geography, 129. JMalthus on Population, 84. IVIalton (Privileges of New), 217- Malynes's Canker of the Commonwealth, 85. Man's Reconciler of the Bible, 8. Manchester Phil. Society's IMemoirs, 340. Library Catalogue, 345. Mancy, Atlas des Litturatures, 336. Mandelslo, Voyages dans la Perse, &c. 149. JlandevlUe's Travels, 431. Jlanetti (Jannoctii) Vita, 290. J\laufredi Monumenta Hist. Luca;, 296. de Archiep. Syracuse, 296. de Panormitana Majestate, 297- JNlanilli Villas Burghesiai Descriptio, 295. I\Ianks Bible, 7- Manni, Historia del Decamerone, 387- IManning's Surrey, 213. Rlanoir's Armoric Gram, and Vocab. 354. JMansonii Cesen;e Chronologia, 296. Slant's Common Prayer, 30. Gospel preached by the National Clergy, 54. Sermons, 57- Manufactures, 126. Afanu.scripts, 431. Manutius (A.) de Caelatura, 1()2. de Toga Rom. 165. de Tunica Rom. 165. de Tibiis Vet. 165. de Reatina Urbe, 167. Varia de Ant. Rom. 167. (P.) (le(JivitateetComitiis Iloni. 163. de Senatu et Legilius Rom. 163. JVlarcel, Alphabet Irlandais, 354. JMarcet's Political Economy, (iS. Conversations on Chemistry, 87. Marcband sur le Diet, de Bayle, 311. Marcliangy, la Gaule Poetique, 289. i\larcbesii Foro-Livii Historia, 296. IMarchmont Papers, 251. IVIarco Polo's Travels, 147. Marganensis [misprinted JMarginensis] Annales,221. IMargaret Lindsay, 383. I\Iarguerite de Valois, 380. Mariana, Histoi'ia de Espana, 291. Marie de Medicis (Vie de), 283. ]\Iarie Antoinette (Vie de), 285. Mariner's Tonga Islands, 157. Mai-iscottus de Personis et Larvis, 166. iMarivaux, Q3uvres, 398. ]\larkham's Cavalrice, 127. Carmina, 361. J\Iarl borough's (Duchess of) Opinions, 241. (Duke of) Memoirs, 244. JMarliani Romaj Topogr. 164. Marlow's Hero and Leander, 369. Marmontel, JMcmoires, 324. les Incas, 386. Contes l^loraus, 386. J\Iarmyon's Cupid and Psyche, 369. Marot, CEuvres, 375. Marottes a Vendre, 407. ]\Ianassis Breviarium Historicum, 182. Marriage, 383. IMarriott's Sermons, 57- Mars (Field of), 244. Marsden Numismata Orientalia, 174. Sumatra, 306. Catalogue of Dictionaries, &c. 344. Marsliall (Office of Earl), 330. Marshall's Mortality of the Metropolis, 206. JMarsillus de Ponte Trajani supra Danu- bium, 168. IMarston's Ancient English Poesie, 363. Works, 392. J\Iartial de Paris, Poesies, 375. d'Auvergne, 386. Martialis Epigrammata, 421. Graece, 421. Rlartiu's (J.) Illustrations of the Bible, 116. lllustr. of Paradise Lost, 369. (M.) Western Isles, 261. (P.), I'Expeditiou Franyaise en Egvi)te, 307- — (T.) Thetford, 208. (W.) Petrificata Derbiensa, 91. Martine's St. Andrews, 2(!0. St. Rule's Chapel, 260. Martiniere, Dictionnaire Geographique, 130. IMartinus de Theatro Saguntino, 169. Martini in Pugiooem Fidei Proiemium, 16, Martius's Brazil, 156. ]\Iartii Historia Tiburtina, 295. Martyn's (H.) Sermons, 57. (T.) Flora Rustica, 124. Maruccini de Urbe Bassano, 2L;6. il/«///(Q.), 229. INDEX. 477 Mary Queen of Scots' Execution, 208. ■ Queen of Scots, 2(i4 and 205. RIaseres Scriptores Logarithmic!, 103. Maskelyne's Astronomical Observations, 104. Mason's (G. H.) Costume of China, 121. (J.) Sermons, 57. (J. J\I.) on Shakespeare, 393. on Beaumont and Fletcher, 391. (W.) Works, 398. (\V. M.) St. Patrick's, Dublin, 270. Massa de Oiigine, &c. Faliscorum, 295. Massillon, Sermons, 57. Petit Careme, 57- Massinger's Plays, 392. Masters' Corpus Chris-ti College, 197- Mathaeus yEgyptus de Bacchinalibus, 168. (B.) ^lemoriaj Historiae Tusculi, 295. ]\Iathematical Philn.sophy, 102. ]\lather'sEccles. History of New Eng. 04. IMatter sur I'Ecole d'Alexandrie, 337- Matthew Wald, 383. Matthews's Mahomcdan Traditions, 66. Bible, 4. Matthias's Pursuits of Literature, 401. jNIatthiffi's Greek Grammar, 350. Matthieu, TEntre'e de Marie de Medicis, 283. Matthioli Comment, in Dioscoridem, 101. JMaugist-Daygremont (Hystoire de), 379. iMaundrell's Journey to Jerusalem, 148. ]\Iaupertius on the Celestial Bodies, 104. Maurelli's Voyage, 154. Maurice's Indian Antiquities, 302. Hindostan, 303. Maurisii Dominorum de Romano Marchiae Hist. 294. I\Iaurolyci Sicaniae Historia, 296. IMaver's Phillipine Islands, 300. Mavor's Agriculture of Berks, 124. Mawe's Gardener's Calendar, 120. (J.) ^Mineralogy of Derbyshire, 91. on Diamonds, 92. Conchology, 100. Biazil, 15(>. Maximilian's (Prince) Travels in Brazil, 150. Maximi Tyrii Dissertationes, 421. translated, 421. May's Hist, of the Long Parliament, 233. English History, 238. Mayart on Ireland, 273. Mayer, Aventures du Sire d'Armignac, 380. (F.) de Idolo mu'(<, 21. (L.) V'iews in Turkey, 142. V'iews in Egypt, 140. Views in Palestine, 148. Mazarin (Hist, du Cardinal), 283 and 284. MazelliB Puteolorum et Cumarum Desc. 295. Mazza; Urbis Salernitana? Historia, 295. Mazzochius in i\lutilum Canij)aui Amph. io;k (J.) Veji Defensi, 295. Vejonnn Defens. Apologia, 295. Mechanics, l(i:{. I\le of the Regent), 264. (L.) ICiiglisii (rramniar, 353. ■ (.Airs.) Beauties of Scotland, 258. Mnsa-i Pocnia, 421. translated, 421. Muscovitarum Rerum Scriptores, 276. 480 INDEX. Museiiirt Florentiimm, I70. M'orsleyaimm, I70. Thoresbyana, l/l- JMusgrave (G.) Belgie, IV>6. (8ir K.) Irish Rebellions, 272. 3Iusic, 105. Bliisica Hebraeorum (Tractatus de), 24. IMusical Miscellany, 3G5. IVInsonius de Luxu Gra'cornm, 1(51. Mnssati de Gestis HenriciVII. 294. Tra-oeaiaj, 294. Pot'inata, 294. IVInt's Balearick Isles, 292. JMyer's Geography, 129. Mythology, 06. jMyvyrian Archaeology, 258. Nadir Chah (Histoire de), 302. Nagelins de Liidis Secnlaribus, 24. Naismith's Agricnltnre of Clydesdale, 125. Naldii Vita Janiioctoi Manetti, 296. Nalson's Collections, 233. Napier's Peninsular War, 244. Napoleon, 288. See also Bonaparte. (Correspondance de), 288. Nardil), Prtdicarenr Evangelique, 58. Nardini Koma Antica, 139. HomaVetus, 164. Veji Antiqui, 295. Nares (E.) on the Creeds, 33. Evidences of Christianity, 53. (R.) Glossary, 353. Nash's V/orcestershire, 215. Nattes' Geometry, 104. Natural Philosophy, 86. History. 87- Naturalist (Journal of a), 89. Naturelles (Dictionnaire des Sciences), 87. Naudffus de Nomine Sena, 294. Templi Reatini Instauratio, 296. Naudet, I'ltalie sous les Goths, 298. Nanmachius, 409. Nannton's Fragmenta Regalia, 230. Naval History of Britain, 243. Navigation and Naval Architecture.^ 105. Naylor's Helvetia, 290. Neal's Puritans, 255 and 6. New England, 310. Neale's Views of Seats in Great Britain, 191. Neamet Ullah's Afghans, 304. Nearchns' Voyage, 131. Nebrissensis de Rebus Hispanicisj 290. Neff (Life of Felix), 438. Neil's Orkney and Shetland, 261. Neli Dialogus de Acad. Cantabrigiensi, 197. Acad. Oxoniensis Delineatio, 210. Nelson (Life of Viscotint), 243. (.J.) Islington, 207. (R.) on the Fasts and Festivals, 31. Nennii Historia Britaiinorum, 220, 221. Neocorns de INIuseo Alexandrino, 162. Neot (Life of Saint), 253. Nepotis (C.) Imperatorum Vitae, 421. Nesbet's Heraldry, 331. Neubrigensis (Gul.) Historia, 220, 223. Neuf Preux (le Triomphe des). 379. Neve (P.) on ]\Iilton and English Poets, 362. Neve's (T.) Christ the Saviour, 53. See IjC Neve. Nevill (Testa de), 247- Newcastle (Tracts on), 438 and 4.39. (Marq. of) Discipline of War, 433. Newcome's (P.) St. Alban's, 202. (W.) Ezekiel, 6. Minor Prophets, 6. on our Lord's Conduct, 46. Newcourt's Repertoriura Ecclesiasticum, 206. Newenham on the Population of Ireland. 270. View of Ireland, 270. Newman's Spanish Dictionary, 356. Newtoni (I.) Opera, 398. Life, 204. (J.) Life, 325. (T.) Works, 36. Life, 36. (W.) Maidstone, 202. Nibby, Viaggio ne' contorni di Roma, 139. Nicaeni Concilii Epistolae, &c. 34. Nicander, 408. Nicephori Constantinopolitani Historia, 181. Nicholai IV. Taxatio Ecclesiastica, 247- Nicholas's New Zealand, 158. Nichols's (J.) Topographia Britannica, 188. IMiscellaneons Antiquities, 188. Leicestershire, 204. Canonbury House, 208. Lambeth, 213. ■ Progresses of Queen Elizabeth, 230. of James I. 233. Literary Anecdotes, 337. Illustrations, 338. Six Old Plays, 393. Nicholson's German Dictionary, 356. (G.) Cambrian Guide, 256. (J.) Cumberland, 198. Westmoreland, 214. (P.) Architectural Dictionary, 122. Mechanical Exercises, 123. on Masonry, 123. Nicolai de Synedrio jEgyptiorum, 22. de Juramento Hebr. Gr. et Rom. 22. de Phyllobolia, 23. de Sepulchris Hebrfeorum, 24. de Ritu Bacchanaliorum, 161. Nicolas's Nocitia Historica, 159. Chronicle of London, 205. Siege of Carlaverock, 227- Proceedings of Henry VI. 's Privy Council, 228. Herald's Visitations, 330. ■ Rolls of Arms, 333. Nicolay's Turkie, 142. Nicolson de Jure Feudali, 73. Leges Marchiarum, 74. Historical Lil)raries, 219. (Abp. W.) Letters, 404. Niderstedt i\Ielita, 160. Niebuhr's (B. G.) History of Rome, 180. (C.) I'Arabie, 148. Niersis (St.) Preces, 46. Nigri Siciliae Descriptio, 296. Nimmo's Stirlingshire, 260. Niphus de Auguriis, 164. INDEX. 481 Nizolii licxicon Ciceronianum, 352. Nobility (the Rise of), 332. Noble's House of Medici, 298. Continuation to Granger, 315. College of Arms, 330. House of Stuart, 334. House of Cromwell, 335. Nolan's Poor-laws, T4. Non. See Saint Non. Nonarum Inquisitiones, 247. Norden's (F. L.) Egypt and Nuhia, 14G. ' (J.) Guide for English Travellers, 189. ^Middlesex, 20?. Norfolk's (D. of) Match with Mary of Scotland, 2(Jo. Norfolk (Agriculture of), 125. {Topogra])hi/ of), 208. Noris (F. H.) Cenotaphia Pisana, 295. - (H.) Fasti Consulares, IfiG. de Nummis Diocl. et Licinii, IGJ. de Votis deceniialibus, 1G7. Normannorum Nomina, &c. 220. Historia, 289. Normannos {K-tivikiov rvthmico Teutonico contra), 289. Norris's (C.) Tenby, 257. (R.) Abomey, 145. King of Dahomy, 307- North on Fish-ponds, 98. North (Life of Lord Keeper), 325. North of Europe {Travels in), 135. Northampton (Mem. of H. E. of), 399. Northamptonshire Topography, 208. Northcote's Varieties of Art, 110. Northern History, 2/3. Antiquities (Illustrations of), 273. ■ Languages, 356. Poetry, 37 7- Tales and Romances, 388. North Georgia Gazette, 407- Northumberland Household Book, 194. {Topography of), 209. North-west Passage, 152. Northwick's (Lord) Ancient Coins, 174. Norton's Practices of Papists, 231. Norway (Travels in), 130". Norwegian History, 274. Norwich (Description of), 208. Nott on Religious Enthusiasm, 53. State of Eng. Poetry, 302. Nottinghamshire Topography, 209. Nottingham's (E. of) Entertainment in Spain, 233. Novellaj liCges, 70. Novels, 379. Novelle (Libro di), 38?. Scelte, 387. Nowelli Catechismus, 32. Nowel (Life of Dean), 325. Nubia {Travels in), 14(J. Nugent's Hampden and his Times, 235. Nugffi CJurialium, 39fi. Numismatics, 1 7."$. Nunez Refranes, 401. Nut-brown fliaid, 370. Nye on Religion, 4C. Oberlin (Memoirs of J. F.), 325. Obsequens (Julius), 415, 424, ami 420. Observer, 405. Ockley's History of the Saracens, 301. O'Clerii Annales IV. Magistrorum, 271. O'Connor's (A.) Chronicles of Eri, 271. (C.) Scriptores Hibernicarum, 271. Occult Philosophy, 78. Occulti (Rime degli Academici), 375. Oethere's Voyage, 131, Offer's Wiltshire, 214. O'Flaherty's Ogygia, 271. Ogden's (S.) Sermons, 68. (Life of), 58. Oggeri, Annali d' Italia, 297. Ogilvie's Regalia of Scotland, 26G. Oginski sur la Pologne, 277. Ogle Family History, 335. O'Hara Family Tales, 383. Ohring Lexicon Lapponicum, 357- Oldecastell's Examination, &c. 253. Oldfield's Representative History, 245. Oldmixon's England, 235. Oldys's British Librarian, 343. Olearius, Voyage en Muscovie, Perse, &c. 149. Olivier, Entomologie, 98. Travels, 133. Olla Podrida, 405. Oltmanns, Observations Astronomiques, &c. 155. Olympius (M. Aurelius), 409. Opelius de Fabnca Triremium, 1G6. Opitius (F.) de Templi Custodia Noc- turna, 18. (H.) de Phari^a;is, 20. de Crethi et Phlethi, 22. Oppianus de Piscatu, 421. translated, 422. Optics, 104. Orange (Justification of the P. of), 279. Oratio Dominica in diversis Linguis, 33. Oratory, 359. Orations of Arsanes the Venetian Am- bassador, &c. 359. Ordinaire's History of Volcanoes, 90. O'Reilly's Catalogue of Irish Writers, 271. Orem's Chanonry of Aberdeen, 200. Orford's AVorks, 399. Oriental Languages, 349. Poetry, 378. Romances, 388. Drama, 39G. Origenis Philosophumenon Fragmenta, 162. Hexapla, 3. Origin of Nations, 1 77- Oikneyinga Saga, 2G1. Orlandius de Urbis SeniB Antlquitate, 295. Orleans's Poems, 370. Orme's (R.) Mogul Empire, 303. Indostan, .303. IMemoirs, 303. {\V.) Bibliotheca Biblica, 10. Ormerod's Cheshire, 197. Ormoiuie (Life of James Duke of ), 239. Papers, 250. Ornithology, 97- Orozco, Tesoro della Lingua Castellana, 35G. Orpha-i Opera, 422. translated, 412. 3 ii 482 INDEX. Ortelii Deorura Dearumque Capita, IGl. Ortlob de Scutis et Clypeis Hebraeorum, 22. Osl)aldiston's British Sportsman, 12/. Osborne's Traditional Memorials, 231. Osorius's Epistle, 230. Osorio's History of the Portuguese, 292. Osiander de Assylis Hebraeorum, 22. de Assylis Gentilium, 160. Ossian's Poems, 374. Oster%ald's Arguments of the Books of the Bible, 9. Otterbourne (Thomae) Chronica, 224. Otthonis Historia Misnicorum, 20. Ottinelli de Firmo Elogium, 294. Ottius de Nummis Samaritauorum, 23. Ottlev's Italian School, 112. Stafford Gallery, IIG. History of Engraving, 119. Otto de Flumine Sabbathico, 18. Otway's Works, 392. Life, 392. Oudin, Refranes, 401. Oultons Traveller's Guide, 189. Oupnek' hat, seu Doctrincc Ind()rum, 67- Ouseley's Travels in the East, 149. Persian IMiscellanies, 349. Outovius de Montibus Sionis et Morijah, 18. de Sabbatho, 19. Overbury's Wife, 3G3. Overton's True Churchman, 4G. Ovidii Opera, 422. Jletamorphoses translated, 422. Owen (H.) on Miracles, 52. (J.) on the Heltrews, 14. Latin Epigrams translated, 361. on the Bible Societv, 256. (S.) River Thames,' 192. (W.) Shrewsbury, 211. Welsh Dictionary, 354. Oxfordshire (Agriculture of), 125. Ojfordshire Topography, 209. Oxiee's Doctrine of the Trinity, 46. Oxley's New South ^Vales, 158. Oxoniensis Acad. Assertio Antiquitatis, 210. Oxoniana, 211. Pace Antiquitates Caltageronis, 297- Pachymeris Historia, 181. Paduani Monachi Chronica, 294. Paetus de Mensuris et Ponderibus, 166. Paganism, 66. Painter's Palace of Pleasure, 383. Painting, 109. Palaye, Histoire des Troubadours, 337. Palermus de vera C. Plinii Patria, 296. Palestine ( Travels in), 147- Paley's Evidences of Christianity, 46. Horae Paulinae, 46. Natural Theology, 4G. Clergj'man's Companion, 46. Sermons and Tracts, 58. JMoral Philosophy, 80. (Life of), 325. Palgrave's Parliamentary Writs, 72. English Commonwealth, 245. Palissot de Beauvois, Insectes d'Afrique, Sec. 99. Palladio's Architecture, 122. Palladius de Olivis Rerum Foro- Juliensis, 294. de Oppugnatione Gradiscana, 294. Pallas, Voyages, 136. Palmer's Origines Liturgicae, 30. Palmerin of England, 380. Palmerino d' Ingleterra, 380. Palmerus de Captivitate Pisarum, 295. Palmyra (Antiquities of), I7I. Pamelii Liturgia Latina, 29. Pananti's Algiers, 144. Pancirolli Varia de Antiquitat. Rom. 164. Notitia Dignitatum, 165. Pancoucke, Proverbes Francois, 401. Encyclopaediana, 401. Pandectae Justinianae, 7O. Panviniiis de Civitate Romana, 163. de Imperio Romano, 163. Antiquae Urbis Imago, 164. de Romanorum Nominibus, 164. de Ludis Circensibus, 1G5. de Ludis Seoul, etde Triumpho, 166. de AntiquitatibusVeronensium,298. Panzer Annales Typographici, 341. Paoli-Chigny, les Puissances de I'Europe, 184. Paraenesis Germanicae, 361. Paris (J. A.) on Diet, 102. (M.) Historia, 223. Vita; Abbatum S. Albani, 253. Parismus (Historie of), 380. Parival, Histoire de ce Siecle, 184. Park's (J.J.) Hampstead, 207. (M.) Travels in Africa, 145. Life, 145. (T.) HeHconia, 364. Parker (M.) Historiae Anglicanae Scrip- tores, 220. de Antiquitate Britan. Ecclesiae, 252. Cat. Cancellariae Cantabrig. 252. de Scholarum, &c. Cantab. Patronis, 252. Life, 255. (R.) Skeletos Cantabrigiensis, 197- (T. L.) Browsholme Hall, 218. Parkes' Chemical Catechism, 87- Parkhurst's Hebrew Lexicon, 349. Greek Lexicon, 351. Parkin's Norfolk, 208. Norwich, 208. Parkinson's (J.) Organic Remains, 91. (R.) Agriculture of Huntingdon- shire, 124. Agriculture of Rutlandshire, 124. Parkyns' Inn Play, 127. Parliament (the Antiquity, Power, &c. of), 72. Parliamentary History of Britain, 244. History, 245. Parnasso Espanol, 377' Lusitano, 377- Parochial Laiv, 74. Parr's Character of Fox, 320. Parriana Bibliotheca, 34G. Parry's (D.) British Etymologicon, 354. (Sir W. E.) Voyages for a North- west Passage, 153. Voyage to the North Pole, 1 53. Partenopex de Blois, 381. INDEX. 483 Parutfe 8icilia Numismatica, 21)7- Pascal, Pensees, 46. Letters, 4fJ. Life, 46. Paschius de r\bD, 24. Pasleys fllilitaiy Policy, 244. Paston Letters, 248. Patavini ^larmoris Inscript. Interp. 167. Paterculus. Jsee ^'elleius. Paterson's Roads of England, &c. 189. Pathelin (la Farce de P.), 395. Patinus de Numismate Aiigusti et Pla- tonis, 1G2. in Inscriptiones Graecas, 169. in Jlouum. 3Iarcellin£E, 169. in Cenotaph. 31. Antonii, 169. Patres Ecclesiastici, 34. Patricii Res IVIilitaris Roman. 166. Patrick's Commentary on the Bible, 11. Sermons, 58. Patten's (R.; Rebellion in Scotland, 267- (W.) Somerset's Expedition, 230 and 264. Paul (Father). See Sarpi. Paul's Letters to his Kinsfolk, 244. Pausania; Grajciae Descriptio, 422. translated, 422. Pavia (la Certosi di), 439. Peacham's Devises, 402. Pearce's Abyssinia, 147. Pearch's Collection of Poems, 364. Pearson (E.) on the Prophecies, 15. (J.) Annales Paulini, 13. on the Creed, 33. Peck's Desiderata Curiosa, 193. Stamford, 204. Oliver Cromwell, 237. ^Memoirs of JMiltons Poetical Works, 369. Pecock's (Bp.) Life, 253. Pedrusi 3Iuseo Farnese, 174. Peeles AVorks, 392. Life, 392. Jests, 401. Pegge's Forme of Cury, 126. Coins of Archbishops of Canterbury, 175. Inscriptions of English Churches, 186. Bolsover and Peak Castles, 198. Roman Roads in Derbyshire, 198. Registrum Roffense, 202. Guy, Earl of \Varwick, 214. Kccleshal Manor, 214. Liclitield House, 214. Suffragan Bishops, 253. Anonymiana, 338. Anecdotes of the English Language, 353. Peignot, Diet, de Bibliologie, 343. Diet, des I/ivres Condamnes, .'J43. R< pertoire Bibliographique, 343. Pelham (."Memoirs of H.), 242. Pembrocbiai Numismata, 174. Peninsula (Recollections of the), 141. Pennant's British Zoology, 96. Indian Zoology, 96. Quadrupeds, 96. (ienera of Birds, 97- Index to Bulfon's Ornithology, 97. Pennant's Arctic World, 135. Hindofjstan, 150. Journey from Chester, 189. Journey from London to Dover, 189. Tour from Downing, 189. London, 205. Tour in 'Wales, 256. Wliitefordand Holywell, 257. Snowdon, 257- Tours in Scotland, 259. Literary Life, 338. Penrose on the Original of Christianity, 54. Pepys' Jleraoirs, 239. Perae DelitiaB Poet. Hungarlcorum, 361. Perceval's (G.) Italy, 298. (R.) Ceylon, 306. Cape of Good Hope, 308. Percy's (T.) Reliques of English Poetry, 363. (W.) Celia, 370. Peregrini Hist. PrincipumLongobard.295. de Vet. Signif. Vocis Porta, 295. . de Campania Felice, 295. Perelli Antiquitates Sicili, 297. Perez, las Guerras de Grenada, 291. Perger, Galerie de Vienne, 1 1 7. Perifixe, Histoire de Henri IV, 282. Perionius de Magistratibus Gr. et Rom. 160. Periplus of the Erythraean Sea, 131. Peritsol Itinera Muiidi, 17. Perlin, Description d'Angleterre, &c. 188. Perrault, les Hommes Illustres, 314. Perrelli Ratio Lunae, 162. Perrin's Luther's Forerunners, 62. Perrot's (Sir J.) ^lemoirs, 272. (E. C. S. on the Government of ), 272. Perry's Conchology, 100. Persia {Travels in), 148. Persian History, 302. Language, 349. Poems, 3IS. 378. Persii Satyrs, 419 and 422. translated, 422. Perspective, 104. Perth (Chronicle of), 262. Pervigilium ^'eneris anon. 413. Petachiae Itinerarium, I7. Petavius de Ponderibus, &c. 22. Kalendarium Vetus Romanum, 165. Supellectilis Portiuncula;, 168. Vet. Nummorum Tia>^iirfx.a, 1 68. Petav, Clironologie de I'Histoire, 159. Peter the Great, 276. Peter's Letters to his Kinsfolk, 315. Petit-Radel, I'ltalie, l.'iS. sur les Bibliothcques, 345. Petit (J. F.), Chroniqued'HoUande, 278. (S.) Leges Attica.-, 69. de Anno Attico, 162. Ecloga' Chronologicae, 165. Petrarca, le Rime, 3/6. ( Translations from), 376. Petrarque (.Menioires de), 325. Petroliurgensis (Ben. Ab.) de V'ltA Hen. II. 227. Petronii Satyricon, 422. translated, 422. Pettigrew's Bibliotheca Sussexiana, 346. 484 INDEX, Peyran's Defence of the Albigenses, G2. Peyton's House of Stuart, 235. Pezold de Promiscua Vestium utriusque Sexus, 23. Pfeifferi Antiquitates Hebraeorura, 17- de Theraphim, 21. alia de Rebus Biblicis, 24. Pfeffinger de Nathinseis, 19. Phalaridis Epistolse, 423. translated, 423. Phffibonii Historia Marsorum, 295. Phajdri Fabulffi, 423. Philadelphus de Valle Josaphat, 18. Philidor on Chess, 128. Philip II. III. and V. 291. Philipses (Lives of the) Milton's Nephews, 237. Philippi (J.) pro Rege, &c. Anglicano Defensio, 72. Philippes's (ftl.) Defence of Mary Queen of Scots, 205. Philips's (Sir T.) Plantations of the Lon- doners, 270. Phillipott's (T.) Kent, 202. Phillips's (A.) Botany Bay, 157- Old Ballads, 303. (E.) Charles I. 225. Theatrum Poetarum, 302. (II.) Silva Florifera, 95. Pomarium Britannicum, 95. on Cultivated Vegetables, 120. Floral Emblems, 402. (T.) Shrewsbury, 211. (W.) Geology, 90, Piiilo- Judivus on the Logos, 34. Philosophy^ 70. {History of), 76. _ Philosophical Transactions, 340. Philostorgii Historia Ecclesiastica, 01. Philostratus de Pictura, 102. Philoxeni Glossarium, 351. Phil pott's Letters to C. Butler, 252. Phoclydes, 408. Phrantzaj (G.) Chronicon, 181. Phrysius (T. Popma) de Operis Servorum, 169. Physiognomy, 78. Physiognomical Portraits, 315. Picage, Galerie de Duseldorf, 117. Picart [misprinted Picarr/], Ceremonies et Coutumes Religieuses, 00. Piccolus (A.) de Ant. Jure Eccles. Siciliae, 296. Pictavensis(Gul.)GestaNorraannica, 220. Picturesque Annual, 407- Picus of JMirandula's IMemoirs, 314. Pidgeon's Cuvier's Fossil Mammalia, 96. Piers Ploughman's Vision and Crede, .309. Pighii Themis Dea et ]Mythologia,162. Fasti IMagistr. et Consularum Rom. 166. Pignorii M. Deum matris Idaeae Initia, 161. de Servis, 169. . Origines Patavinpe, 294. de Ritu Nuptiarum, 294. Vita, Bil)liotliei'a, et IMuseum, 294. Pigiiotti, Storia della Toscana, 298. I'ike's Travels in North America, 154. Pilgrim Good Intent, 40. Pilkington's (J.) Derbyshire, 198. (31.) Diet, of Painters, 109. Pilpay's Fables, 400. Pincii de Timavo Dissert. 294. Pindari Carmina, 423. translated, 423. Pindemonte, Poesie, 376. Pine's Tapestry of the House of Lords, 243. Pingonii (P.) Augustae Taurinorum Chro- nica, 295. Pinkerton's (J.) Petrah)gy, 91. Atlas, 130. on Medals, 173. Origin of Scythians and Goths, 178. History of Scotland, 263. Iconographia Scotica, 316. Scottish Gallery, 315. Ballads, 373. Correspondence, 404. Pinto, Peregrinaciones, 147. Piossens, IMemoires de la Regence, 284. Piranesi's Antiquities of Rome, 17L Vasi, Candelabri, &c. 173. Piroli, Antiquites d'Herculaneum, I7I. Pirri Siciliae Sacrae, 296. Capellae S. Petri in Panormo, 296. Chronologia Regum Siciliae, 296. Pisidae Hist. Byzantin;B Appendix, 182. Pitcairne's (R.) Scottish Criminal Trials, 202. Pithaei Corpus Juris Canonici, 71. Canones Ecclesias Rom. 27. Pitisci Lexicon Antiquitatum Rom. 169. Pitt (Anecdotes of), E. of Chatham, 325. (Memoirs of W.), 242. (W.) Speeches, 242. Leicestershire Agriculture, 124. Northamptonshire Agriculture, 125. Stalfordshire Agriculture, 125. Worcestershire Agriculture, 125. Pius V.'s Bull, 255. Place (de la), Theorie de Probabilite's, 103. Systeme du Monde, 104. ]\Iechaiiique Celeste, 104. Placentini Itinerarium, 18. Placita temp. Ric. I. usque ad Ed. II. 246. de (juo AVarranto, 247- Plague in liondon, 206. Planche, Diet, de Langue Oratoire et Po6tique, 355. Planta's Helvetic Confederacy, 290. Plathnerus de Sandaligerulis Hebr. 23. Platina's Lives of the Popes, 64. Historia Urbis Mantuae, 293. Platonis Opera, 423. translated, 423. Republic translated, 423. Plauti Comcediae, 423. translated, 423. Playfair's Illustrations of the Huttonian Theory, 90. Geometry, 103. Trigonometry, 103. Pleskin de Columnis iEneis, 18. Plinii Historia Naturalis, 423 and 424. translated, 424. tradotta in Italiana, 424. Epistola!, &c. 424. ,. INDEX. 485 Pliny's Letters, translated, 424. Plot's (Dr. R.) [misprinted Plat] Journey through England, 188. Oxfordshire, and Life, 209. Staffordshire, 212. Plowden's Ireland, 272. Plumptre's Collection of Songs, 365. Letter to Aikin, 3C5. Plutarchi Proverbia Gra'ca, 162. Qiiffistiones Romanae, 165. Opera, 424. Ijives, translated, 424. Plymley's Church of Eng. Doctrines, 46. Agriculture of Shrojishire, 125. Pocharus de Simulacris Solaribus Israel. 21. Pococke's Travels, 133. Poetry, 35'J. {Art of), 359. Poetvin, Dictionnaire Suisse, 356. Poggius Florent. de Fortuna Urbis Rom. 167. Bracciolini Historia Florentina, 295. (Life of), 325. Poiteau et Risso, Histoire des Grangers, 95. Poitiers, Vie de Guillaume Conquerant, 290. Poland (Travels in), 136. {History of), 277- Polemann de Urini et Thummim, 19. de Ritu precaudi vet. Hebr. 20. Poleni Thesauri Ant. Supplementa, 168. Poleti Hist. Fori Romani, 168. Poll Synopsis Criticorum, II. Police, 84. Polish Bible, 7- Language, 357. Polite Literature, 347- Politianus (Memoirs of Ang.), 314. Politics, 81. Political Economy, 83. History of Britain, 244. Pollio Trebellius, 409. Pollok's Course of Time, 370. Polo. See fllarco Polo. Polonorum Poetarum Pastoralia, 361. Polwhele's Cornwall, 198. Devonshire, 198. Traditions and Recollections, 338. Polybius de Castris Romanorum, 166. Historia, 424. translated, 424. trad, en Fran(;oise, 424. Polycarpi Apostoli Opei'a, 34. Polvchronicon, 223. Polyglot Bible, 2. Polyyraphy, 3!)0. Polynesian Voyages, 157- Pombal (Life of the ."Marquis de), 291. Pomponii Mehn Orbis Descriptio, 415. de Situ Orbis, 424. Poiitani Historia .Neapolitana, 295. Pontev's PI. inter, 125. Forest- Prii tier, 12.">. Ponticus de Politiis (JriPcornm, 160. Pontificale Ronianum, 30. Pontefraci's (Lord) Letters, 433. Pope ( Life of A.). 326 and 399. A\'orks, 399. Pope(LifeofSir T.), 326. Popes {History of the), 64. Population, 84. Porcius de Re Pecnniaria Vet. 162. Porphyrins de Vita Pythagora?, 418. Porphyrogenneta de Caeremoniis Byzant. 182. Porsoni Adv^ersaria, 358. Porter's (H.) Flowers of the Saincts, 252. (31. A.) Novels, 381 and 315. (Sir R. K.) Russia and Sweden, 136. Spain and Portugal, 141. Travels in Persia, &c. 149. Campaigns in Russia, 276. Poiteus's Sermons, 58. Lectures, 58. Porti Lexicon Doricum, 427- Portraits, 117- • with Biographical Memoirs, 315. Portugal {Travels in), 141. Portuguese History, 292. Portuguese hanguage, 356. Portuguese Poetry, 'ATJ. Pory's Africa, 306. Postellus de RepublicaAtheniensium, 160. de Etruria, 295. Pote's Windsor Castle, 195. Potemkin (Jlemoirs of Prince), 276. Pott's British Farmer, 124. Potter (.7.) on Church Government, 28. Archeeologia Grsca, 163. Grecian Antiquities, I70. (R.) iEschylus, 409. Pottinger's Beloochstan, 151. Poulson's Beverley, 216. Pouqueville, la Grece, 143. Greece, 143. Powell's (D.) History of Cambria, 257. • (R.) liife of Alfred, 222. Charles I. 234. Pownal's Study of Antiquities, 159. Poyer's Barbadoes, 310. Pradt, la Revolution d'Espagne, 291. Prretorii Orbis Gothicus, 274. Mars Gothicus, 274. Pnevotius de Magistratibus Romanorum, 168. Pray Historia Regum Hungarise, 278. Prayer (Book of Common), 30. Predestination (Cambridge Tracts on), 46. PriL'fectus Urbis Romanorum (Anon, de), 166. Preston (Hist, of), in Lancashire, 204. Price's (D.) History of Arabia, 301. Mahommedan History, 302. (.7.) Hereford, 201. Leominster, 201. (U.) on the Picturesque, 110. Pritchard's Physical Hist, of 31ankind, 96. on f'eltic Origin, 177- Prickett's Bridlington Priory, 216. Prideanx de Jure Pauperis, 18. Old and New Test, connected, 26. Life, 26. Priest's (St. J.) Agriculture of Bucks, 124. Priestley on Air, 8t!. Primaleone (1' Historia di), 300. Primer of Sarum, 30. 486 INDEX. Primer of Henry VIII. 30. Prince's M'ortbies of Devon, 314. Prints, 111. Printing, 107. {History of), 340. (Decree of the Star Chamber on), 341. Prior's Negotiations, 250. Priscianus Ctlieca, 347- Stapfer, I'Oberland, 137. Stapletoiii Tres Thonia', 253. Starke's Travels on the Continent, 134. State Papers, 248. Staiii Opera, 426. Tliebaid translated, 426. Statues (Ancient), 172. Statuaj Antiqua; in Thes. Florentino, 172. Statute Latv, 73. Statutes (the), 73. Staunton's Penal Code of China, 75. China, 152. Staveley's English Churches, 186. Stebbing's (H.) Christianity justified, 48. on Christianity, 52. (S.) Staffordshire, 212. Stedman's (C.) American War, 310. (J. G.) Surinam, 156. Steele's Correspondence, 404. Steevens's Catalogue, 347. on Shakespeare, 392. Stehlin's Traditions of the Jews, 60. Stellas Elog. Venet. Navalis Pugna;, 293. Stenography, 107. Stephanidis Descriptio Londini, 205. Vita St. Thomae Cant. 221. Stephani Byzantini de Dodone Fragmen- tum, 161. Stephanus (H.) de Grsecorum Moribus, 163. Katherine de Medicis, 282. Glossaria, 351. Thesaurus Ling. Grajcae, 351. Poetai Graici Principes, 408. (J.) de Jurisd. Vet. Graec. 160. (Sancti) Cadomensis Chronica, 220. Regis Anglorum Gesta, 289. Stephens' Essayes and Characters, 80. Sterne's Works, .399. Life, 399. Steuart's Planter's Guide, 125. Stevenson's (31.) Florus Britannicus, 225. (R.) Bell Rock Light, 123. (W.) Agriculture of Surrey, 125. Progress of Discovery, 131. Ely Cathedral, 197- Naval Commanders, 243. (W. B.) South America, 156. Stewart's (C. J.) History of Bengal, 303. Catalogue of Tipoo's Library, 346. (Sir D.) Highlanders of Scotland, 259. (D>iR-) "n the Mind, 78. PhilDSopliical Essays, 78. (J. H.) Redeemer's Advent, 48. (Lady Mary) Household Book, 259. (W.) Scottish Church Government, 29. Stillingfleet's (B.) Select Works, 399. Life, 399. (E.) Works, 36. Life, 36. Stoddart's Local Scenery of Scotland, 259. StoU, les Pumoises, Cigales, Spectres, &c. 99. Stonehenge (Account of), 215. Storrer's (J.) Fonthill Abbey, 215. (T.) Card. \r(dsey, 22!). Story's AV'ars of Ireland, 272. Stosch, Pierres Aiiti(iues, 173. Stothard's Normandy, 140. • Stourhead (Description of), 215. Stow's liondon and \\'estuii lister, 205. (Life of), 205. Chronicles, 225. Straboiiis (ieographia, 426. 494 INDEX. Strachey's Index to the Records, 246. Strada, de JMaria; Reg. Scot. Vita, 2G5. de Bello Belgico, 2/9. Strafforde Papers, 250. (Life of the Earl of), 250. Stranguage's Mary Queen of Scots, 264. Strauchius de Flagellandi Ritu Hebr. 22. Streinnius de Gentibus et Familiis Rom. 165. Strieker de Car. Mag. Expedit. Hispanica, 183. Strutt's(J.) Dictionary of Engravers, 120. English ]\Ianners and Customs, 193. Dress and Habits, 193. Sports and Pastimes, 194. Chronicle, 222. Regal Antiquities [author's name omitted], 315. Queen-Hoo Hall, 384. (J. G.) Sylva Britannica, 95. Struvii Bibliotheca Historica, 176. Corpus Hist. Germanicae, 277- Strype's (J.) Eccles. ftlemorials, 254. Annals of the Reformation, 254. See also Aylmer, Cheke, Cranmer, Grindal, Parker, Smyth, and Whitgift. Stuart's (J.) Antiquities of Athens, 171. (M.) on the Hebrews, 14. Stubbes Historia Anglicana, 221. Stukeley's Med. Hist, of Carausius, 175. Itinerarium, 188. Stone-Henge, 215. Abury, 215. Sturbridge'Fair (Hist, of), 197- Sturlson. See Snorro. Sturm's (C. C.) Reflections, 48. (L. C.) Sciographia Templi, 18. ^lare ^neum, 20. Sturt's Common Prayer, 50. Suard, Melange de Litterature, 407. Suaresius de Foraminibus Lapidum, 167- Praanestes Antiqua>, 295. SuckHng's (Sir J.) Works, 399. Sudbury (Life of Dean), 314. Suetonius de claris Grammaticis, 424. Opera, 420. Lives, translated, 427. Suffolk (Agriculture of), 125. ( Topography o/), 212. Papers, 251. Sugden's Law of Vendors, 74. Suger (Histoire de I'Abbe), 281. Suhm Scriptores Danici, 274. Suiceri Thesaurus Patrnm Grsecorum, 34. Suidaj Ivexicon Grsece, 350. Sully, Me'moires, 282 and 283. Sulpitii Severi Opera, 61. Satire, 409 and 419. Sumner's Records of the Creation, 48. Apostolical Preaching, 48. Evidences of Christianity, 48. Character of Christ, 48. Sermons, 59. Sunskrit New Testament, 8. Superville, Sermons, 59. (le ills). Sermons, 59. Surgentis Neapolis illustrata, 295. Surgery, 10! . Surrey (Topography of ), 213. Surrey (Memoirs of the Earls of), 335. Surrey and Wyat's Works, 399. (Life of Henry, Earl of), 399. Surtees' Durham, 199. Susse,v (Topography of), 213. Sussexiana Bibliotheca, 346. Sutherland Genealogy, 336. Sutton (Life of Sir R.), 314. (T.) Will and Testament, 207 and 328. Swammerdam Biblia Natura, 98. Swan's (C.) Gesta Romanorum, 379. (J.) Speculum Mundi, 407. Sweden, (Travels in), 136. Sivedish History, 275. Language, 357. Sweet's Cistineifi, or Rock-Roses, 93. Geraniaceae, 93. Swift's Works, 399. Life, 328. Swimming, 127. Swinburne's Travels in the Sicilies, 140. Travels in Spain, 141. Swinden's Great Yarmouth, 208. Swiss History, 290. Swiss-German Bible, 7- Switzerland (Travels in), 137. Sydenham (Life of Dr.), 314. Sydney (A.) on Government, 83. (Sir P.) Psalms of David, 6. (Life of), 328. Defence of English Poetry, 362. Misc. Works, 399. (the) Papers, 249. (Memoirs of the), 249. Sykes's Catalogue, 347. Sylva (De), el Unione de Portugal, 292. Sylvester's Posthumi, 371. Symeonis Monaci Hist. Eccles. Dunhelm. 199 and 253. Syncelli Chronographia, 181. Syrbius de Sabbatho Gentili, 19. Syriaca Evangelia, a White, 3. Tachard, Voyage de Siam, 151. Taciti Opera, 427. translated, 427. Taffinus de Rom. Anno Seculari, 165. Talbot Correspondence, 434 and 5. (E.) Works, 399. Life, 399. Tales of the Wars, 385. Talleur, Chroniques de Normandie, 290. Talmudical Writings, 60. Taimer's Notitia Monastica, 186. Tansillo's Nurse, 376. Tarsia (de) Historia Cupersanensium, 295. Tartary (History of), 305. Tasso, la Gierusalemme Liberata, 376. translated, 376 and 377- Life, 328. Aminta, 377- Tassoni (Life of Alexandro), 328. Tatham's Chart and Scale of Truth, 53. Tatius de Sacerdote Castrensi, 19. Tattam's Egyptian Grammar, 349. Taverner's Bible, 4. Taxatio Ecclesiastica, 247. Taylor's (E.) Historical Collections, 434. (G. L.) Arch. Antiq. of Rome, 171. (G. Y/.) Catalogue, 34?. INDEX. 495 Taylor's (G. W.) Profligate, 394. (Jer.) Works, 3G. Life, 3G. (J.) Civil Law, 09. ■ Gothic Ornaments in Lavenham Church, 122. (J. the Water Poet) Works, 399. (S.) Harwich and Dover Court, 200. (T.) Muscologia, 93. Tempest's Religio Laici, 49. Temple's (Sir J.) Irish Rebellion, 272. (Sir W.) Works, 399. Life, 399. Tenhove's (N.) House of Uledici, 299. Tennant's (C.) Tour, 135. (W.) Anster Fair, 374. Terentii Comcedia, 427. translated, 427. Tertullian's Apology for Christianity, 34. Terry's East Indies, 151. Testa de Nevill, 247. Teutonici Poi'tae Anonvmi, 378. Metrical Tales, 378. Thebault's Frederick II. 278. Themminck, Histoire des Pigeons, 97- Theocriti Opera, 427. translated, 427. Theodora and Didymus, 65. Theodoreti Historia Ecclesiastica, CI. Theodosianus Codex, 69 and 70. Theodosii Tripolensis Sphaera;, 104. Diaconis Hist. Byzantinaj, 182. Theognis, 408. Theophanis Hist. Byzantina, 181. Theophrasti Characteres, 428. translated, 428. History of Stones translated, 428. Theophvlacti Simoccatae Historia, 181. Biilg. Institutio Kegia, 182. Theotisoim Psalterium, 4. Thevenot, Voyages Curieux, 131. Travels, 133. Thlbadeau sur la Convention Nationale, 287- Thistle (Statutes of the Order of the), 332. Tliolosanus de Nuudinis et Mercatibus, 165. Thomas's (J.) Printing in America, 342. {W.) \\'orcester Cathedral, 215. Thomasinus de Donariis, A:c. 166. Thomassin, Figures dans Versailles, 172. Tliomson's Scottisli County Atlas, 130. (.Mrs.) Henry VIII. 229. (C.) Transl. of the Septuagint, 5. (J.) Poetical Works, 371. Life, 371. ■■ (R.) Chronicles of London Bridge, 20G. (T.) on Heat and Electricity, 86. System of Chemistry, 87. Travels in Sweden, 136. History of the Royal Society, 340. Thorne Historia Anglicana, 221. Thoresby's (J.) Leicestershire, 204. (R.) Cat. of his ^Viitit|uitic's, tScc. 171. on Voiksliire Antiquities, 216. Leeiics, 217. Churcli i)f Liedes, 217. Diary, 240. Correspondence, Thorkelin's Fragments of Eng. and Irish Hist. 221. Thornbury Castle (Description of ), 200. Thornton's Turkey, 300. Thoroton's Nottinghamshire, 209. Thorpe's Antiquities of Kent, 202. Registrum Roffense, 203. Custumale Roifense, 203. Throckmorton (Legend of Sir N.), 371. Thuani Historia sui Temporis, 183. (Life of), 328. Thuilleries (Bustes, &c. au Palais des), 172. Thurlowe's State Papers, 250. Thucydides de Bello Pelop. 428. translated, 428. Thwaites (E.) Heptateuch, &c. Anglo- Saxonice, 3. Gram. Saxonica, 352. Thynne's Office of a Herald, 3.30. Thysius de Republica Atheniensium, 160. Tiberius Rhetor, 408. TibuUus, 412. Tickell's Kingston upon Hull, 217. Tigernaciii Annales Hibernicarum, 271. Tighe's (W.) Kilkeunv, 270. (Mrs.) Psyche, 371. Tillotson's \Vorks, 36. Life, 36. Timur (]\leraoirs of the Emperor), 303. Tindal's (N.) Medallic Hist, of England, 175. Cont. of Rapin's England, 226. (W.) Evesham, 215. Tim Bobbin's Works, 354. Tipoo's Library Catalogue, and liife, 346. Tiraboschi della Literatura Italiana, 339. Tischbien's Ancient Vases, 173. Tissot de la Saute des Gens de Lettres, 102. Titiani Opera, 113. (Life of), 328. (C.) Costume of Turkic, 142. Titsingh, 3Iem. des Souveraius du Japon, 306. Titus's Killing no Murder, 238. Tixall Poetry, 371. To-day in Irebmd, 385. Toderini Literatura Turchesclia, 339. Todd's (II. .7.) Illustrations of Gower and Cliauccr, 321. Johnson's Dictionary, 353. (J.) Rajasthan, 304. Toepffer de Tiara Sacerd. Ilebr. 19. Toldervy's Epitaphs, l!)2. Toleration {lir/iyiou.s), 27. Toletanus (Rod. J de Rebus Hispanicis, 290. Toma.sini ManCis j'EneaB Cecropii, 162. de Tesseris, 162. Touilie, Ics Iiidi's Orientales, 151. Tombs (on tlie \'aiictv, I'v.c), 193. Tomliiis's Criminal Law, 74. Tomline's Refutation of Calvinism, 49. Christian Theologv, 49. Tone's (T. ^\'.) Life and Diary, 27.3,328. Toiigaiaboo (Kesidence at), 157. Toiig-Kien-Kang-Mon, Hist, de la Chine, .305. Tooke's (./. 11.) Diversions of Purley, 348. 496 INDEX. Tooke's (W.) Russia, 27C. Catherine II. 276. Tooue's (Glossary, 353. Topography {Foreign), 130. of England, liio. of Wales, 256. of Scotland, 258. of Ireland, 269. Topsail's Historie of Quadrupeds, 96. — — Historie of Serpeuts, 98. Torfffii Orcades, 261. Groenlandia, 275. Torr's York, 216. Torriano's Relation of Rome, 299. Tott (De) sur les Turcs, 300. Toulmin's Taunton, 211. Toupii Emendationes in Suidam, 351. Tournefort's Levant, and Life, 144. Towuley's Biblical Literature, 9. Townsend's (F.) Calend. of Knights, 334. (G.) Harmony of the Bible, 8. Sermons, 59. on the Church of Rome, 251. (J.) Character of Moses, 12. Townson's Works [2 vols. 8vo. omitted], 36. Life, 36 and 59. Discourses, 59. Tracts, 407- Tragicum Theatrum, 236. Trallianus de Rebus Mirab. 161. . de Longjevis, 162. de Olympiis, 162. Trapp on the Gospels, 13. • Trinitarian Controversy, 52. Travels, 130. Travers on Eccles. Discipline, 29. Trelierius de Jurejurando, 165. Tremellii Biblia Latina, 4. Tresham's British Gallery, 1 16. Trevelyan's Heartburn, 209. (Pedigrees of the), 209. 's Meldon Rivergreen, 209. Trevissa's Polychronicon, 223. Triglandius de Ritibus Mosaicis, 16. de Secta Karaiorum, 20. de Dodone loco, 161. Trissino, 1' Italia liberata, 377- Trittenhemde Scriptoribus Eccles. 61. Triveti Chronicon, 223. Troll's (Von) Iceland, 135. Trojan Controversy, 143. Trokelowe (J. de) Annales Edwardi II. 227. Trollope's Americans, 1 54. Troy (Destruction of), 380. Trumpet of Fame, 371. Trussell's Cont. of Daniel's England, 226. Truter's Booshuana Nation, 145. Truth brought to Light, 232. Tryphiordi Ilii Excidium, 428. translated, 428. Tucker's Light of Nature, 49. Life, 49. Tuckey's Maritime Geography, 130. Congo, 145. Tuke's Agriculture of Yorkshire, 125. Tully's Tripoli, 145. Turenne (Ilistoire du Vise, de), 284. Turkey ( Travels in), 142 and 147. Turkish Costumes, 121. History, 299. Language, 350. Turnbull on Ancient Painting, 108. Turnebus de Vino, 102. Turner's (D.) Botanist's Guide, 93. Fuci, 93. Normandy, 140. (E-) Grantham, 204. (J.) on Redemption, 52. (J. IM. W.) England and Wales, 191. (S.) Theory of the World, 90. . Anglo-Saxons, 222. History of England, 226. on Ancient British Poems, 374. Tibet, 152. (W.) Levant, 144. Turpin's Charles the Great and Orlando, 377. Turre (a) Exp. Inscr. Tauribolii Lugd. 168. de Beleno, &c. 294. Monumenta Vet. Antii, 295. Turrigius ad Ursi Togati Nota;, 166. Tusser's Points of Husbandry, 124. Tweddell's (J.) Remains, 400. Life, 400. Twells' (E.) ]\Ioyer Lectures, 52. (L.) Boyle Lectures, 52. (R-) Sermons, 59. Twinus (J.) de Rebus Anglicis, 222. Twiss (R.) on Chess, 128. Spain and Portugal, 141. Twyne's Garlande of Godly Flowers, 49. Twysden Anglicani Scriptores, 221. Anne Bullen, 229. Tvndall's Works, 30. —1- Life, 30. Parable of the Wicked Mammon, 49. Practyse of Prelates, 229. TyrtcBus's Elegies translated, 427. Tysillo's Welsh Chronicles, 257. Ty tier's (A. F.) General History, I77. . on Petrarch, 325. • Principles of Translation, 359. (W. ) on Scottish JMusic, 105. Life, 328. Ubaldini, Descrittione di Scotia, 258. Udall's Mary Queen of Scotland, 264. Ude's French Cook, 126. Ugolini Thesaurus Antiq. Sacrarnm, 16. Varia de Antiquitatibus Sacris, 18 and 19. de Phylacteriis et Sectis Hebr. 20. de Re Rustica Hebr. 23. Uxor Hebreea, 23. de Veterum Funere, &c. 25. Ulloa's South America, 155. Ulster (British Undertakers of), 267. Ultonienses Annales, 271. Unitarian Confession of Faith, 33. Universal History, 177- Upcot's English Topography, 185. Upton (J.) on Shakespeare, 393. (N.) de Studio MiHtari, .'J31. Urquhart's (Sir T.) JeweU, 260. Tracts, 407. Ursatus de Notis Romanorum, 166. Ursins (Lettres de la Princesse des), 284. INDEX. 497 Ursini (F.) Effigies Virorum, &c. IGD. Fainilise Rom. JSohilioies, 1G5. ad Kalend. Farnesianum Not;i>, 165. Fragmenta Historianim, 180. Notcw ad Sc. de Re Rustioa, 409. (G.) Antiquitates Hebr. UO. Usher. See Usserius. (Life of Archbishop), 314. Usserius de Anno Solari, 162. Brit. Eccl. Antiquitates, 251. Utterson's (E. V.) Early Poetry, 363, (Mrs.) Tales of the Dead,' 386. Vanbnigh's Plays, 394. Va;nii Historia Infantum Larae, 120. Vahram's Chronicle of Cilicia, 302. Vaillant (F. le), les Oiseaux de Paradis, &c. 97. les Perroquets, 97- les Oiseaux de I'Amerique, &c. 98. Voyages dans I'Afrique, 146. (J. F.) Numismata Seleucidse, 174. Valacrii Spectacula Veneta, 294. Valenciennes, Histoire des Poissons, 98. Valentia's (Lord) Travels, 133. Valentinus de Theatro 8aguntino, 169. de Circi Antiquitate, 169. Valerianus de Fulminum Significatione, 164. Valerii Flacci Argonautica, 428 and 429. Maximi Dicta Rlemorabilia, 429. Valesius de Populis Fundis, 163. Vallffi de Rebus Hispanicis, 290. Vallans' Tale of the Two Swannes, 202. Valle (della) Viaggi, 133. Vallency's Collectanea Hibernica, 271. Valor Ecclesiasticus temp. Hen. VIII. 247. Valguarnera de Panormo, 297- Van Alphen de Chadrach et Damasco, I7. Vancouver's (C.) Agriculture of Devon- sliire, 124. of Hants, 124. (G.) Voyage, 132. Van der Pyl's Dutch Grammar, 356. Van Dyk's Batavian Anthology, 378. Van IMildert on Intidehty, 52. on Scrijjture Interpretation, 54. Van Rheede Hortus Malabaricus, 94. Van-Tii de Tabemaculo IMoysis, 18. Cantus Pob'seos, &c. Helu'. 24. Varamund de Furoril)us (ialHcis, 282. Varchi, le Guerre Fiorentina, 295. Istoria di Fiorentina, 298. Varro de Agricultura, 408. Lingua Latina, 429. Vasari, Vite di Pittori, &c. 108. VascDuello de Antiquitatibus Eboracensis, 292. Vases, 173. Vassaeus de Rebus Hispanicis, 290. V^attel, Droit de la Nature, 68. Vauchopius de Magistratibus Rom. 168. \'andonc(>urts Ionian Isles, 144. Vaux on Baptism and the Lord's Supper, 54. Vecerii Hist. Seditionum Sicilia-, 297. Vegetius de Arte Veteriuaria, 408. Veitch (Life of W.), 269. Vellei Paterculi Hist. Komana, 429. translated, 429. Velserus de Zeta et Zetaris, 169. Vence (Bible de), 12. Vendt-e (i\Itmoires sur la), 288. ^^endiens (les Guerres de), 287- Venegas's California, 310. Veneroni, Maitre Italien, 355. Venerius de Oraculis, 161. Venetiarum Splendor, figuris illust. 293. Venezia (le Fabriche di), 139. Venn's (H.) Duty of Man, 49. on Zecharias, 49. (J.) Sermons, 59. Vere Family History, 335. 's (Sir F.) Commentaries, 244, 279. Vergerius de Carrieriensium Familia, 294. Vergil (Pol.) Anglicana Historia, 224. Verstigan's Decayed Intelligence, 193. Vertot, les Revolutions de Suede, 276. Vertue's Anecdotes of Painting in Eng. 108. (Life of), 120. Cat. of Hollar's "Works, 120. Medals, &c. of T. Simon, 175. Heads, 315. Views of Oxford Colleges, 210. Verunnius Ponticus, 220. Verwey de Uuctionibus, 24. Vetusta Jlonumenta, 190. Veysie on the Atonement, 53. Vibius Sequester, 424. Vicars's JMischeefe's IMysterie, 232. Victor de Regionibus Rom. 164. Victor Sextus Aurelius, 409. Vida's Scacchia Ludus, 128. Vieillot, les Oiseaux Dores, 97- les Chanteurs de Zone-Torride, 97- Vienna Gallery of Pictiires, 117- Vieusseux's Italy in the 19th Century, 298. Views in Germany, 137- in Italy, 139. in Naples, 140. in Malta, 140. in Lyons, 141. in the Pyrenees, 141. in the Netherlands, 141. in Great Britain, 191. in Yorkshire, 216. V'ieyra's Portuguese Grammar, 356. Dictionary, 3.'j6. \'illanus de Rubicone Aiitiquo, 294. Armiaiensis Rubicon, 294. VilLinovw LaudiH Urbis Hist. 293. Ville (de ) Pyctomachia Veneta, 293. Antiquitates Pola', 294. Villehardouin, Hist, de Constantinople, 181 and 182. Villon, CEuvres, 375. \'ilote,Jonrneesdu 9et l(»Therniid>>r, 287. Vince's [S. misp. James] Astronomy, 1(14. Vincent's Peri})lu8 of the Erythrean Sea, &c. 131. Vincentius I^ircnsis'.s Apology for Chris- tianity, 34. Vincentius de Ruliicone, 294. Vindingii llelli'ii, lt!3. Vineyards (Topo^rraphv of known), 126. Vincsalvi ((Jalf.) llisto'ri.t, 2.'1. Viola de Rom. 'i"«'ni[>orum Ratione, 165. Virgilii Opera, 429. 3 S 498 INDEX* Virgil's Works translated, 430. 's Eneid translated, 430. Eneis en Franfoise, 430. Georgics and Bucolics translated, 430. '\'^irunnii Pontic! Hist. Britann. 22'2. Vitalis (O.) Ecclesiastica Historia, 289. (S.) Annales Sardinia;, 2!)7- Viton de St. Alais, Hist, des Ordres Cliiv. 331. Vitringa de Decemviris Gliosis, 20. Vitruvius de Architectura, 122. Vivian Grev, 385. Vlitii Venatio, 12?. Vocabolario della Trusca, 355. Voet, les Col6opteres, 99. Comment, in Pandectas, 70. Volpi-Cominiana (Annali della Tipog.) 342. Volaterranns de Magistratibus Rom. 168. Voltaire's History of Europe, 183. Histoire de Charles XII, 275. Age of Louis XIV, 283. Volusius Metianus de Nummis, &c. IGG. Voraginis Legenda Sanctorum, 0'4. Vorstius (A.) de Obitu J. Meursii, 1C2. (J.) de Paradiso, 17. de Synedriis Hebr. 22. Vospiscus Flavins, 409. Vossius de Instr. Hydrauli, 24. de Ant. Romae Magnitudine, 164. de Triremium Construct. 166. Vowell's Exeter, 199. Voyages and Travels, 130. Vulgata Biblia, 3. Vulson, le Theatre d'Honneur, 332. Waddington's Ethiopia, 147. Wafer's Voyages, 132. Wagenseil de Sceptro Jndse. 22. Wakefield's (E.) Ireland, 269. (G.) Correspondence, 404. Walchius de Ponderibus, &c. 22. Walckenaer sur les Fabulistes, 397- Waldegrave's (Earl) Memoirs, 242. Waldensian Confession of Faith, 32. History, 162. Walingfordensis (Joan.) Historia, 221. W'alker's (C.) Hist, of Independency, 236. (J.) Sufferings of the Clergy, 255. Dress of the Irish, 270. Classical Pronunciation, 351. Pronouncing Dictionary, 353. (J. C.) Irish Bards, 374. [misp. ^\''aUer] on Irish ftlusic, 105. on Italian Tragedy, 395. Drama, 395. (R.) Sermons, 59. Life, 59. (S) Sermons, 59. Wall's Hist, of Infant Baptism, 49. Wallace's (J.) Orkney Isles, 261. History of Scotland, 202. (K.-) on the Numbers of JMankind, 84. (History of Sir W.), 263. Wallich Phmta: Asiatic*, 94. Wallis's (Capt.) Voyage, 132. (J.) North Bishopricof Durham, 199. Northumberland, 209. Walmsley's Physiognomical Portraits, 315. Walpole's (H.) Anecdotes of the Arts in England, 108. Miscellaneous Antiquities, 193. Reminiscences, 241 and 242. George II. 242. Own Conduct, 242. Memoirs, 242. Royal and Nol)le Authors, 337- Works. See Orford. (Sir R.) Memoirs, 241. (R.) IMemoirs on Turkey, 142. • Herculaneum, 171. Walsh's Constantinople, 142. Brazil, 156. Walsingham Ypodigma Neustrise, 220. Historia brevis Anglicana, 220. Walter's Poems, 372. Waltheri Lexicon Juridicum, 69. Lexicon Diplomaticnm, 339. Waltoni (B.) in Bib. Pol. Prolegomena, 9. (Life of Bp), 329. Vindication of the Polyglot, 329. Introd. ad Ling. Orient. 349. (I.) Angler, 128. Lives, 313. (W.) South America, 156. Warburton's (J.) Vallum Romauum, 198. Dublin, 269. (W.) Works, 36. Life, 36. Warburtonian Lectures, 15. Ward's Novels, 382, 384, and 385. (U. G.) Mexico, 154. (J.) Professors of Gresham College, 313. . (T.) England's Reformation, 254. (W.) Hindoo Literature, 303. Wardlaw on Unitarianism, 50. on Ecclesiastes, 59. Sermons, 59. Wareus de Scriptoribus Hibernife, 271- Rerum Hibern. Annales, 272. Waring's Tour to Sheeraz, 149. Warner (L.) de Karaeis, 20. (R.) Walks through the W. Coun- ties, 189. Tour through the N. Counties, 189. Cornwall, 189. Antiqnitates Culinariae, 194. IIamp^hi^e, 201. Isle of Wight, 201. Excursions from Bath, 211. Tour in Wales, 256. on Shakespeare, 393. (W.) Albion's England, 225. Warren (JMemoirs of the Earls of ), 335. Warrington's Wales, 257. Warton's (J.) Kidiiington, 210. (Jos.) Life, 329. (T.) Comp. to Oxford Guide, 209. Hist, of English Poetry, 362. on Rowley's Poems, 370. on the Fairie Queen, 371. Poetical Works, and Life, 372. Warwick's Charles I. 2.33. Warwick (Black Book of), 214. Warwickshire Topography^ 214. Washington (Life of), 310, INDEX. 499 W'ater-colonr Painters' Gallery, 116. Waterhouse's Fire of London, 205. Apologie for Learning, 347. Waterland's (D.) Works, 37. Life, 37. Waterloo (Battle of), 244. Waterton's South America, 156. Wathen's i\Iadras and China, 151. A^'atkins' Biddeford, 199. Watson's (J.) Halifax, 217- Earls of Warren and Surrey, 335. (Rich.) Two Apologies, 50. Theological Tracts, 50. (Robt.) Philip II. and III. 291. Taylor. See Taylor. Watts's (I.) Scripture History, 9. Logic, 79. (R.) Bihliotheca Britannica, 343. (W.) Seats of Nobility, &c. in Eng. 191. Waverley Novels, 385. (Letters on the), 385. (Landscape Illustrations of), 259. (Portraits illustrative of ), 315. Waverleyensis Annales, 221. Way's (G.) Fabliaux, 374. (L.) Palingenesia, 372. Waynflete (Life of Abp.), 228. Weaver on Dancing, 127- Funeral IMonuments, 192. Webb's (T.) Epitaphs, 192. (W.) Irish History, 271. Webbe on English Poetrie, 362. Weber, Mem. sur Marie Antoinette, 285. (H.) Northern Antiquities, 273. Metrical Romances, 364. Ancient Poems on Flodden Field, 367. Webster's A^'orks, 394. Life, 394. Weddel's Voyage to the South Pole, 157. Weiske de Vocibus Gracis, 350. Weld's North America, 153. Killarnev, 270. Weldon's James 1. 232. Charles I. 2.34. People of Scotland, 259. Wells' Sacred Geography, 25. Wellbeloved's St. Mary's Abbey, 216. Welsh Bible, 7- Topography^ 256. History^ 257. Language^ 354. Poetry, 3/4. Wentwortli on the Succession, 7L Werner (A. G.) on Mineralogical Veins, 91. (D. G.) de Poculo Benedict. 2.3. Wesley (Account of C and S.), 105. (Life of J.), 256. ( S.) History of the Bible, 8. AVesseling de Jiida'orum Archontibns, 22. West (G.) on the Resurrection of Christ, 50. on the Olvmpic Games, 127- (J.) Catalogue, 347. (T.) Furness, 204. (W.) (Juide to the Lakes, 189. West Indies ( Voyages in l/ie), 154. India Islandu {History of the), 310. Westminster Confession of Faith, 33. {Topography of), 205. Westmonasteriensis (Mat.) Flores His- toriaj, 223. Westmoreland {Topography of ), 214. Wethamstede (Jo.) Chronica, 224. de Processu contra Peacockum, 253. Weyland on the Poor-laws, 84. on Population, 84. Weymar de Suffitu, 18. de Unctione Sacra Hebr. 19. Whalley's Northamptonshire, 208. Wharton (G.) Calendarium Carolinum, 104. (P. Lord) Household Book, 194. Whately on Party Feeling in Religion, 54. Wheatley on the Common Prayer, 31. on the Creeds, 52. Wheaton's Northmen, 274. Wheeler's (G.) Greece, 143. (Life of Sir G.),314. (R. B.) Stratford on Avon, 214. \^'hiclicote's Sermons, 59. Whiston's Authentic Scriptural Records, 9. on the Prophecies, 52. Whitaker's (.J.) Ancient Cathedrals of Cornwall, 198. IManchester, 204. on M'Pherson's Introd. 219. Mary Q. of Scots vindicated, 266. (T. D.) Craven, 217. Leodis and Elmete, 217- Richmondshire, 218. Whalley, 218. Whitby on the New Testament, 11. White's (G.) Selborne, 201. (J.) Mahommedism and Christianity, 53. (J. B.) Evidence against Catho- licism, 252. Doblado's T>etters, 439. (K.) Remains, 400. Life, 400. lutiquities Whitelaw's Dublin, 269. Whiter's Etvmologicon Universale, 348. Whitgift's (Abp.) Life, 255. Whitl()cke's(Sir B.) Memorials, 226, 233. (Life of), 226. Swedish Enil)assy, 236. Whitney's Emblemes, 402. Whittington's Ecclesiastical of France, 140. A\liitworth's Russia, 276. Wicelii Historia St. Boiiif;icii, 64. Wichmanshausen de Navig. OphiriticA, 17. de Thermis Tiber. 18. de Therajjliini; 21. de Divinationibus Babyl. 21. de Calceo Hebr. 23. de Laceratione Vestium, 25. WiclifTe's New Testament, 4. Life, 4 and 2.')3. Wielaiid's Olieroii, 377- AVieling Index Chron. Juris Justiniani, 70. \\'ig(>rnensis Florentii Chronicon, 222 and 223. Wikes (Th.) Chronicon, 221. 500 INDEX. ■Wilberforce on Christianity, 50. Wilbraham's Cheshire Vocabulary, 353. Wildman on Bees, 100. "Wilford's (F.) Egypt, .30?. (J.) Memorials, 312. Wilhelmi Worcestri Annales, 223. Wilks's fliysore, 304. ■\Vilkins (D.) Concilia Magnaj Brit. 27. de Lingua Coptica, 349. (G.) on the Destruction of Jeru- salem, GO. ( W-) iMagna Graecia, 172. Wilkinson (C. H.)on Galvanism, 87- (R.) Sermon on Lord Hay's Mar- riage, 59. William the Conqueror, 226. and Mary, 240. Williams' (D.) Monmouthshire, 208. (G.) Oxonia Depicta, 210. (H. W.) Travels in Italy, &c. 139. (J.) Concordance to the Greek Tes- tament, 16. on Revelation, 51. rLife of Archbishop), 234. ( W.) Primitive History, 158. Petrifactions in Derbyshire, 198. Williamson (J.) on Revelation, 52. • on the Truth of the Scriptures, 53. (T.) Oriental Field-Sports, 127. Willis's Cathedrals, 186. Parochiale, 186. St. Asaph, 186. Bangor, 186. St. Davids, 186. Mitred Abbeys, 187. Buckingham, 196. Notitia Parliamentaria, 245. Wilis (Collection of Royal), 248. Willughby's Ornithology, 97- Historia Piscium, 98. Wilson's (Al.) American Ornithology, 98. (Life of), 98. (Arth.) James L 232. Life, .329. Inconstant Lady, 394. (D.) Sermons, 59. Sermons and Tracts, 60. 244. (J.) History of IMountains, 90. Isle of Palms, 372. (R.) Trigonometry, 103. (R. T.) B. Expedition to Egypt, Russian Campaign in Poland, 276. (Sir T.) Arte of Logiqne, 79. Actio contra Mariam Scot. 264. (T.) Archaeoloiifical Dictionary, 159. Adversaria, 437- (Bishop T.) Bible, 5. — — Works, 36. Life, 36. Sermons, 60. (W.) Jewish Opinions of Christ, 10. Wilton House Antiquities, &c. 170. Wiltshire Topography. 214. Wimeren's (B. von) Bloudy Battle, 278. Winkelmann, Histoire de I'Art, 107. (Vie de), 107. on the Painting, &c. of the Greeks, 108. Monumens Inedits, 170. Winstanley's(H.)Grosvenor Gallery, 116. Audley End, 191. Eddystone Lighthouse, 191. {\V.) lioyal Martyrology, 236. England's Worthies, 313. \Vintle's Daniel, 6. on Christian Redemption, 53. ^Vin wood's Blemorials, 249. Wise, Nummi Scrinii Bodleianis, 174. ^Visheart's Tlieologia, 60. Wit's Recreations, 372. Commonwealth, 402. Theatre, 402. Withering's British Plants, 93. Withers's Fides Anglicana, 238. Abuses Stript, 372. Shepherd's Hunting. 372. Fidelia, 372. Hymns and Songs of the Church, 372. Witherspoon's (J.) Works, 400. Life, 400. ^Vitsii vEgyptiaca, 16. de Synedriis Hebr. 22. Wittman's Travels, 133. Wodrow's Church of Scotland, 269. ^Voedroephe's French Grammar, 355. M^oide Fragmenta N. Test. Sahidica, 3. ^Volfii Epitaphia Judaica, 25. Jus Naturae et Gentium, 68. Lectiones Memorabiles, 407. Wolsev's (Cardinal) Life, 229. Wood's (Capt.) Voyages, 132. (A.) Notes on Oxford, 209. Oxford University, 210. Athense Oxonienses, 313. (Life of A.), 314. (G.) Isle of Man, 218. (J.) Mechanics, 103. Optics, 104. Perspective, 104. Bath, 211. (J. P.) Cramond, 260. (R.) Palymra, 171. Balbec, 171. (W.) Zoography, 89. Bowman's Glory, 127. AVoodhouse on the Apocalypse, 7- Woodhouslee. See Tytler. Woodville's IMedical Botany, 93. Woodward on Religion, 52. Roman Antiquities near Bishopgate, 206. Worcester's (Marq.) Inventions, 103 and 104. (JMemoirs of), 104. Worcestershire ( Toipography of), 215. Biography, 314. Wordsworth's (C.) Ecclesiastical Biogra- phy, 255. (W.) Ballads, 372. Excursion, 372. . White Doe of Rylstone, 372. World, 405. Worlidge's Antique Gems, 173. Wormius (C.) de Corruptis Antiq. Hebr. apud Taciturn, 16. (O.) Danica Monumenta, 274. Regum Dania; Series, 274. W''r:!eyanum Museum, I70. Worsley's Isle of Wight, 201. INDEX. 501 Worthington on Christianity, 52. Wortley's Characters and Ele^es, 407. Wotton (E.) [misprinted Wa/ton] de Animalihus, i)6. (H.) Elementa Architecturae, 122. (Life of Sir H.), 313. Reliquiae Wottonianas, 400. (W.) Traditions, &c. of the Scribes, 61. Leges Wallicae, 73. de Confusione Linguarnm, 348. View of HicJjes* Treasure, SoG. Woyer de Polymathia, 103. Wrangham's Works, 400. Wraxall's View of Europe, 184. Own Times, 242. Courts of Berlin, &c. 278. Race of Valois, 281. France, 282. Wrestling, 127. Wright's (G. N.) Dublin, 269. (J.) Rutland, 211. Historia Histrionica, 390. (T.) Halifax, 217. Wriliriff, 107. {History of), 339. Wulferus de Siclo, 22. Wyat's (G.) Anne Bolevn, 229. (Sir T.) Works, 399. Life, 399. Wycherley's Plays, 394. W^yerJey's (W.) Use of Armourie, 331. Poems, 372. Wvndham's Speeches, 246. — '- Life, 246. AVynne's (E.) Eimomus, ^3. ■ (Sir J.) Gwedir Family, 336. {R.) Itiii. Caroli I. in Hispaniam, 233. Wyntoun's Chronykill, 262. Xavier (Life of St. Francis), 329. Ximenes (de Res Gest. Card.) 290. (Life of Card.), 291. Xenopliontis Opera, 430. de Socrate Comment. 430. Xenophon's Cyropaedia, translated, 430. Anabasis, translated, 430. Hellenics, translated, 430. Minor Works, translated, 430. Y's (D.) Guernsey, 218. Yakstun Nattannawa, 378. Yates' St Edmund's Bury, 212. Year in Spain, 141. Yesterday in Ireland, 385. York's (on the Duchess of) Conversion, 51. York (MSS. relative to), 432 and 434-6. Yorkshire Topography, 216. Biography, 314. Young's (IMiss) Sketches of Italy, 13^. (A.) Agriculture of Sussex, 125. France, 140. (E.) Works, 400. (G.) Whitby, 218. (J.) Angerstein Gallery, 116. Grosvenor Gallery, 116. 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