THE LIBRARY OF THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA yC't PRESENTED BY PROF.CHARLES A. KOFOID AND MRS. PRUDENCE W. KOFOID Digitized by the Internet Archive in 2007 with funding from Microsoft Corporation http://www.archive.org/details/appletonslibraryOOdapprich L I B Ra CATALOGUE RAISONNE OF TJPWARDS OF TWELVE THOUSAND OF THE MOST IMPORTANT WORKS IN EVERY DEPARTMENT OF KNOWLEDGE, MODERN LANGUAGES. PART I. SUBJECTS-ALPHABETICALLY ARRANGED. PART II. BIOGRAPHY, CLASSICS, MISCELLANIES, AND INDEX TO PART I. NEW-YORK: D. APPLETON & COMPANY, 200 BROADWAY. PHlLADELPHiA: GEO. S. APPLETON, 164 CHESNUT-STREET. 18 49. Entered, according to Act of Congress, in the year 1847, By D. Appleton & Co., Id the Clerk'i Office of the District Conrt of the United States, for the Southern District of New- York. X/^^6 A^^'' PREFACE. 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Albania, (Travels in), Albigenses (Waldenses, Vandois), Alchemy, Aldine Editions (Bibliography), Aldine Poets (Pickering's Edition), Alg*:, Algebra. I. History, . . II. Treatises, Algebraical Development, Algebraical Equations, Algebraical Geometry, Algiers, Alhambra, Almanacs, Alpaca, Alphabet, 220 1 1 2 2 315 3 315 315 3 4 5 9 10 11 11 213 214 214 12 12 12 12 13 Amazons, 13 America. I. Bibliography, II. North America, III. South America, IV. British America, V. Natural History, VI. Language, America, Church in, . American Indians, . Amphibia, Amputation, Ana, . . . • Analysis (see Chemistry), . Analytical Geometry, Anatomy (see Medicine), . Anatomy, Comparative, Anatomical Manipulation, Aneurysm, Angling, .... Anglo-Norman Literature, Anglo-Saxon Church, Anglo-Saxon History (see England) Anglo-Saxon Language and Literature, 20 Animalcules, 21 Animals, 21 Animal Kingdom (see also Zoology), . 22 Anthems, 315 Anthology. Greek, 22 Latin, 23 A.VTHROPOLOGY (see also Ethnology, Man), 23 Antichrist, 316 Antigua, 23 Antilles 23 Antiquities, Christian, . . . .316 Antiquities (Collections, Dictionaries, &c.), 23 Antiquities (Jewish), .... 316 Apocalypse, 317 Apocrypha, 317 Apoplexy, 223 Arabia. I. Geography, Voyages, and Travels, 24 II. History, 25 13 14 14 15 15 17 315 17 18 220 18 94 214 223 223 18 19 315 133 Vlll INDEX OF SUBJECTS. Arabia.. III. Language and Literature, . . 25 1. Bibliography, .... 25 2. Grammars, Lexicons, Chresto- mathies, &c., ... 26 3. Literature, .... 27 4. Koran, ... .27 Arabian Nights' Entertainments, . 28 Aramean, Syriac and Chaldaic Language and Literature, .... 29 Arboretum, Arboriculture, ... 30 Arch*:oloqy, 30 Archery, 30 Archipelago (Indian) 30 Architecture. I. Bibliography, .... 31 II. History 31 III. General Treatises, Dictionaries, &c., 31 IV. Grecian, 33 V. Roman 33 VI. Gothic and Church, ... 34 VII. Civil and Domestic, ... 36 Architects (Lives of), .... 39 Arctic Regions (Voyages in), . . 39 Argentine Republic, .... 40 Arians 317 Aristocracy, 40 Aristotelian Philosophy (see also Phi- losophy, 280), .... 40 Arithmetic, 41, 214 Armenia. I. Geography, Voyages, and Travels, 41 II. History 41 III. Language, 42 Arhinianism, 317 Arteries (Medicine), .... 223 Articles or Faith (Theology), . . 317 Artillery (see also Gunnery, Naval Gun- nery). I. History, ... 42 II. Treatises, 42 Art.s, Fine (see also Painting, Sculpture). I. Bibliography 43 11. History, 43 III. Essays, Criticisms, &c., . . 46 Arts (Decorative and Ornamental), . . 47 Arts and Manufactures, ... 48 ashantee, 49 Asia. I. Geography, Voyages, and Travels, 49 II. History, 50 Asia-Minor. Geography, Voyages, and Travels, 50 Assaying, 51 Assurance (Life), .... 5i Assyria. Geography, Voyages, and Travels, 53 Astrology 53 Athanasian Creed, .... 317 Astronomy. I. History, 53 II. General Treatises, ... 54 III. Atlases, 56 IV. Tables, Observations, . . 56 V. Catalogue of Stars, ... 57 VI. Astronomical Instruments, . 57 Atlantic Ocean, 53 Athens. Topography, Antiquities, &e., . 57 Atlases (Geographical), .... 58 Atonement, 318 Attributes, 318 Auscultation, 223 Australia. I. Geography, Voyages, and Travels, 59 II. History, 60 III. Language, gff IV. Natural History, ... 60 Austria. History, &c., .... 61 AvA, 61 Azores, fii B. Babylon Baconian Philosophy, Bactria (Bokhara), Ballads. I. English, Welsh, Irish, Scotch, II. German, Servian, Bohemian, Swe- dish, Danish, Dutch, Icelandic, . III. French, Spanish, Romaic, Persian, Banks, Banking, Baptism, Barbary States (see also Algiers), . Barbadoes, Basque Provinces. I. History, II. Language, Beauty (see also .^thetics), Belgium, Bengali Language, .... Bibles, Biblical Bibliography, . . , Biblical Cabinet, Bibliography. I. Introductions, .... II. General Treatises, III. Special, Bile (Medicine), Binomial Theorem, .... Biography (see Part II.) Dictionaries, Collections, &c., . Ecclesiastical, .... BiRMAN Empire (see Ava), Bleaching, Blood (Medicine), Blowpipe, Bogota, 65 67 318 318 319 319 70 71 71 224 214 72 320 73 73 234 73 73 INDEX OF SUBJECTS. IX Bogue's European Library, . . 74 Bohemia (Literature of), . . . .74 Bohn's Standard Library, . . 75 Bokhara, 75 Bolivia, ....... 76 Book-Binding, 76 Book-Keepino, 76 Borneo, 76 Botany, 76 Botany (Medical), 78 Botany (Fossil), 78 Brain, 224 Brazil. L Geography, Voyages and Travels, 79 IL History, Statistics, &c., . . 79 IIL Natural History, .... 80 Bread-Makino, 80 Breast (Medicine) ^24 Brewing, 80 Bridge-Building, 81 Bridgewatbr Treatises, ... 81 British Museum Publications, . . 82 Brittany (Bretagne) 82 buccankers 83 Buddhism, ...... 83 Building, 83 Burgundy, 84 Byzantine Historlins 84 Byzantium (Lower Empire), . . 85 C. Cabul (see Affghamistan), . Calendar, Calico Printing, Calculus of Finite Differences, Calculus, Integral, Calculus, Differential, . Calculus (Medicine), California, Calotype (see Photography), . Camden Society, Canada, Canary Isles, .... Cancer (Medicine), . Carols, Carpentry, . . . . Carriages, Carthage, .... Caspian Sea (see also Cancasus), . Catechism, .... Catholic Faith, .... Cattle (see also Ox, 271), Celtic History and Literature, Cemeteries, .... Ceylon. I. Geography, History, &o., II. Language, Chaldea (see Assyria, Babylon), 4 85 85 214 214 215 225 85 284 320 Chaldaic Language (see Aramean), . 29 Chants, 321 Chemistry. I. History, 92 II. Elementary and General Treatises, 92 III. Applied Chemistry, ... 93 IV. Chemical Manipulation, . . 94 V. Chemical Analysis, ... 94 Chess, 95 Chest (Diseases of), .... 225 Chile, 96 Children, (Diseases and Management of), 225 China, I. Geography, Voyages, and Travels, 96 II. History, 97 III. Language and Literature, . . 98 Chivalry, 99 Cholera 225 Choral Service, 321 Christian's Family Library, . . 322 Christianity (History of ), . . . 322 Chronology, .... (.323) 100 Chromatography, .... 99 CiRCASSIA, 101 Church Architecture, ... 34 Church Decoration, .... 323 Civilization, 101 Classics. I. Introductions to the Study, . 101 II. Editions, Collections, &c., . . 102 Climate, 226 Clinical Medicine, .... 226 Coal, 106 Coffee, 106 Coins and Medals (Nnmismatics), . . 262 Collects, 323 Colonization, 106 colossians, . . . . . . 323 Colour (in Painting) 106 Columbia, 106 Commerce (History of. Dictionaries, &o.), 107 Commentaries (Biblical), . . .318 Commercial Law 108 Conchology, 108 Concordance (Biblical), . . J23, 324 Concordance to Shakspere, ... 109 Conferences (Theology). . . . 324 Conic Sections, 215 Constipation (Medicine), . . . 236 Constitution (English), .... 109 Consumption (Medicine), . . . 226 Convocation (Theolc^), . . . 324 Cookery (see Domestic Economy), . 110 Coptic Language (see Egypt), . . 124 Corinthians, 324 Costume, 110 Cottage Architecture (see Architecture), 38 Cotton and Linen Manufacture, . Ill Councils (Theology), .... 324 INDEX OF SUBJECTS. Courts Martial, Craniolooy, . Creation, . Creed (Apostles'), . Criticism (Biblical), . Crusades (History of), Cuba CULDEES, Curves, 112 112 324 324 325 112 113 113 216 D. Daguerreotype (see Photography), 284 Dancing, 113 Daniel (Theology), .... 325 Dante (Commentaries), .... 113 Deaf and Dumb (Instruction of), . . 114 Deformities (Medicine) 226 Democracy 114 Dentistry (see also Teeth, 243). . . 226 Devotions (Manuals of), . . 325 Diagnosis (Medicine), .... 227 Dialects (see English Language), . 139 Diatessaron (Theology), . . .326 Dictionaries, 114 Dictionaries (Medical, &c.), . . .227 Dictionaries (Theology), ... 326 Dietetics, 227 Digestion, 227 Denmark (see Scandinavia). I. History, Geography, &c., . 114 II. Language. .... 115 Differential Equations, . . . 216 Diplomacy, 115 Diplomatics (see Palseography), . . 273 Discipline and Church Government, 326 Disease 228 Distillation, 116 Doctrinal Divinity, .... 326 Doctrine of Development (Theology), 327 Dog, 116 Domestic Economy, . 116 Draining (see Agriculture), ... 8 Drama and Dramatic Literature, . 117 Drawing and Perspective, 117 Dropsy, 228 Druids, 118 Duelling, 118 Dyeing (see also Calico Printing), . . 118 Dynamics (see Mechanics), , . . 216 Dysentery, 228 E. Ear, 228 Earth (see Geology), . . . . 118 ecclesiastes 327 Eclectic Philosophy, ... 118 Eddas, 118 Edinburgh Cabinet Library, . . 119 Education, - . 119 Egypt. I. Geography, Voyages and Travels, 120 II. History and Antiquities, . . 121 III. Language, .... 122 Election (Theology), .... 327 Electricity, Magnetism, Electromag- netism, Galvanism, .... 124 Electrotype. Electrometallurgy, 125 Embryology, 228 ENCYCLOPiEDIAS, 125 ENCYCLOPa;DiAS (Medicine, &c.), . . 229 Engineering and Surveying (see also Ge- odosy, Surveying), .... 128 England. I. Geography, Statistics, &c., . 130 II. History, 130 III. Language and Literature, . 138 Engraving, 142 Enoch, 327 Entomology, 142 Ephesians, 327 Epidemic, ....... 229 Epilepsy, . . . . .^ . 229 Episcopacy, 327 Epistles (Theology), .... 327 Equations, 2I6 Erysipelas, . . . , • . 229 Ethics, 143 Ethiopia (see Abyssinia), ... 1 Ethnology, 144 Etiquette (Medical), .... 229 Etruria, 144 Eucharist, 328 Europe (History of), .... 145 Evidences (Theology), .... 328 Exchanges (Commerce), . . . .145 Exodus, 328 Eye, 229 EZEKIEL, 328 F. Fables, 146 Fairy Mythology 146 Falconry, 146 Fathers of the Church, . . . 328 Feet (Medicine), 230 Feigned Diseases, .... 230 Festivals and Fasts 330 Fever, 230 Fiction (History of), .... 147 Fine Arts, 43 Finland, 147 Fishes (Ichthyology), .... 192 Flanders (see also Netherlands), . . 147 Flemish Language ( do. ), . 260 Florence (History of), . . . .147 INDEX OF SUBJECTS. Florida, 148 Food, 148 Food (Adulterations of), ... 148 Forensic Medicine, . . . .148 Formulae (Mathematics), . 216 Fortification, 149 Fossils (see also PalaBontology), . . 149 Fractures (Medicine), .... 230 France. I. Geography, Statistics, Travels, &c., 150 II. Higtory, Antiquities, &c., . . 151 in. Literature and Language, . . 151 Freemasonry, 159 Fresco Painting, .... 160, 272 Friesic Language, 160 Fungi (Botany), 160 Furniture .160 Gaelic Language, 161 Galatians (Theology) 330 Galvanism (see Electricity), . . .124 Gardening. I. General Treatises, . . .162 II. Flower Gardening, . . . 162 III. Fruit and Kitchen Gardening, . 163 IV. Landscape Gardening, . . 164 Gas Lighting and Manufacturb, . . 164 Gaul (see also Celtic History), . . 164 Gazetteers (Geography), . . 165 Genealogies (Theology), . . . 330 Genealogy (see Heraldry), . . . 180 Genesis. 330 Geodosy (see also Engineering), . 165 Geography (Biblical), .... 331 Geography. I. Dictionaries, Cyclopeedias, Systems, &c., 165 II. Physical and Mathematical, . . 166 III. History of, 166 IV. AUases 58 Geology, 167 Geometry, . . . . . . 216 Georgia (see also Caspian Sea). I. Geography, History, &c., . . 168 II. Language, 168 Germany. I. (reography, Travels, &c., . 169 II. History, 169 III. Literature 170 Language, ..... 170 Gipsies, 172 Glass Manufacture, . . . .172 Glass Painting, 172 Globes, 173 Glyphoorapht, 173 Gnosticism, 331 Gospels, 331 Gout (Medicine) 230 Government, 173 Grammar, Comparative (see also Phflo- logy), Grasses (Agriculture), . Gravitation, . . . . Greece. I. Geography, Travels, Sec, 173 173 173 174 II. History 174 III. Literature and Language, . . 176 Greenland (see also Scandinavia). I. Geography, History, &c., . . 178 II. Language 178 Guatemala (Central America), . . 178 Guide Books (for Travellers), . . 178, 352 Gunnery (see also Artillery, Njival Gunnery), 179 Gunpowder, 179 231, Harmonies (Theology), Hayti (see also Antilles), Head (Medicine), Health, ( do. ) Health (Public), Heart (Diseases of), Heat (see also Thermometer), Hebrews (Theology), . Hebrew Poetry, Hebrew Language, Heraldry and Genealogy. Hernia (Medicine), . . Herpetology, . Hexapla (Theology), Hieroglyphics (see Egypt), Highlands, . HiNDOSTAN. I. Geography, Travels, &c., II. History, Antiquities, Mythology, &c., III. Language History. I. Introductions, Universal History, &c., II. Ancient History, .... III. Middle Ages, IV. Modern, . History, Ecclesiastical, . Holland. I. History, &c., II. Language, Homceopathy, Horology, .... Horse, .... Horticulture (see Gardening), HosEA (Theology), . Huguenots, .... Hungary. I. History, &c., . II. Language, . Hydrocephalus, 331 180 231 231 351 231 180 332 180 231 182 332 183 302 183 183 185 186 187 187 188 333 188 335 189 190 Xll INDEX OF SUBJECTS. Hydrodynamics. Hydrostatics 1^ Hydraulics, 1^1 Pneumatics 1^ Hydrography (see, also Geography, Nauti- cal Surveying), ^^^ Hydropathy, ^^ Hymns (Theology), 335 I. Iceland. I. History 1^1 II. Language ^^^ Ichthyology, 1^ India (Diseases of), . . . ■ 233 India (see Hindostan), .... 183 Inductive Sciences (see Natural Philoso- phy), 192 Infinitisimal Analysis, . . • 216 Inflammation (Medicine), . .233 Infusoria (see also Animalcules, 21), 192 Inquisition, 335 Insanity, 233 International Law (see also Law of Na- tions) 192 Intestines (Medicine), .... 234 Interpretation (Theology), . . . 335 Introductions ( do. ) . . • 335 Inventions, History of (see ako Patents), 192 Ireland. I. Creography, Travels, &c., . . 193 II. History and Antiquities, . . 193 III. Language, 195 Iron (Manufacture of, &c.), . . . 195 Iron Trade (History of), .... 196 Irritation (Medicine), .... 234 Isaiah, 336 Italy. I. Geography, Travels, &c., . . 196 II. History, III. Language and Literature, . . 197 John, 338 Joints (Medicine), .... 234 Jonah, 338 Jurisprudence, 200 Jurisprudence, Medical (see Forensic Me- dicine), 148 Justification, 338 Kidneys (Medicine), Knights Templars, Knighthood Tsee Chivalry), . Knight's Industrial Guides, Knight's Weekly Volume, Koran, 234 200 201 27 164 202 203 235 Jamaica (see Antilles), James (Theology), . Japan. I. History, Geography, &c., II. Natural History, III. Language, Java. I. History, &c., . II. Natural History, . III. Language, Jeremiah, .... Jerusalem, Jesuits, .... Jews (History of), Job, 199 199 200 200 336 336 336 337 337 Landscape Gardening, . Latin Language and Literature, Law, Larynx (Medicine), Law, Commercial (see also Mercantile Law) 108, 204 Law, Roman, 296 Law of Nations (see also Diplomacy), . 204 Legislation (see also Government), . 204 Lent (Theology), 338 Libraries (see Bibliography), . . 204 Library of Anglo-Catholic Theology, 339 Library of Entertaining Knowledge, 205 Library of the Fathers, . . .329 Library of Useful Knowledge, . 205 Life Assurance 51 Light (see Optics), .... 264 Limits (Mathematics), .... 216 Literary History, .... 265 Lithography, . 207 Lithotomy, Lithotrity, . . . 235 Liturgies, 339 Liver (Medicine), 235 Locomotive (see Steam Engine), . . 310 Logarithms, 217 Logic . . 207 London, 207 Luke, (St.) 340 Lungs (Medicine). ..... 235 M. Machinery & Mechanism, . . . 208 Madagascar, ...... 208 Madrigals, 208 Magic (see also Occult Sciences), . . 209 Magnetism (see also Electricity), . . 209 Magnetism, Animal (see Mesmerism), . 237 Mahratta Language, .... 209 Malabar, 209 INDEX OP SUBJECTS. Malacca, 209 Mal AGO LOOT (see also Conchology), . . 210 Malta, 210 Mammalia, 211 Man (see also Anthropology, Ethnology), . 211 Mandchou Language, . . . .313 Maritime Law (Mercantile Law), . 211 Mark, (St.), 340 Maroons, 212 Martin's Colonial Library, . . . 212 Materia Medica, .... 235 Mathematics. I. History, 212 11. Dictionaries, General Treatises, &c. 213 III. Special Treatises, . . 213 Matthew, (St.), 341 Mauritius, 219 Measures (see Metrology, Weights and Mea- sures), 219 Mechanics, 217,219 Medicine 219,236 Medals & Coins (Nnmismatics), . . 262 Medical Jurisprudence (see Forensic Me- dicine), 148 Mensuration (Mathematics), . . 217 Mercantile & Maritime Law, 108, 204, 246 Mesmerism, 237 Metaphysics (see Philosophy), • . . 280 Meteorology, 246 Metrology (see also Weights and Measures), 247 Mexico. I. Voyages and Travels, . . 247 11. History, 248 Microscope, 248 Military Art 248 Military History, , . . . 249 Military Surgery, 237 Mill-Work, 249 Mineralogy, 250 Mining (Metallurgy), .... 250 Minnesingers (see also Ballads, 65), . 250 Miracles, 341 Missions 341 Mohammedanism, . ... 341 Moldavia (Wallachia) 251 MoLLUSCA, (Malacology), . . . 210 Monasticism, 341 Mongolian Language, . . . 313 Monkish Historians of Great Britain, 251 Monuments, (Sepulchral), ... 251 Moon (see Astronomy), .... 56 Morocco, 252 Mosquito Shore, 252 Murray's Home & Colonial Library, 252 Murray's Hand Books for Travellers, 179 Music (see also Organ, Violin Choral Service). I. History 253 II. Theoretical Treatises, . . 254 Myology (Medicine), .... 237 Mysticism 342 Mythology, . .... 254 N. Naples, 255 Nativity (Theology), . . . .342 Natural History (Theology). . . 342 Natural History 255 Naturalist's Library, . . . 256 Natural Philosophy (Physics). . . 257 Natural and Revealed Religion, . 342 Natural Theology, .... 342 Nautical Surveying (see also Hydrogra- phy), 259 Naval Gunnery (see also Artillery, Gun- nery^, . 259 Naval Architecture (see Ship Building), 305 Naval History, 259 Naval Tactics, 259 Navigation, 259 Needlework, 260 Nerves (Medicine), .... 238 Nervous System (Medicine), . . . 238 Netherlands (see also Belgium, Holland, &c.) I. History, 260 II. Language aud Literature, . . 260 Nestorians, 342 Newfoundland, 261 New Testament, .... 342 Newton's Principia, .... 2J7 New Zealand, 261 Nibelungen Lied, 171 Nonjurors (Theology), ... 343 Normandy 261 Northmen, , 262 Norway (see also Scandinavia). I. Geography, Travels, &c., ' . . 262 II. History, 262 Nosography (Medicine), . . . 238 Numismatics, 262 Nursery Rhymes, . . . • 263 Nubia (see Abyssinia), .... 1 O. Obstetrics (Medicine), see also Pregnancy, Puerperal Fever, 238 Occult Sciencis (see also Magic), . 263 Odontography, 239 Optics (see also Light), . . . 264 Oregon (see also California), . . .264 Ordination, 343 Organs, 265 Osteology, 239 Oriental Society's Publications (Texts), 265 Oriental Translation Fund (Publications of) 265 Ornithology, 269 XIV INDEX OF SUBJECTS. Ottoman Empire (s Ox (see also Cattle), also Turkey), 271 P. Paintinq. I. Elementary and Practical, . . 271 II. History and Criticism, . . 43, 272 PxLiEONTOLOGY (scc also FossUs, Botany), 273 PALiEOGRAPHY, 273 Palestine, 343 Paper Making, 274 Paris, 274 Parables (Theology), .... 343 Parker Society, (Publications of), . 344 Patents (see also Inventions), . . . 274 Pathology, ...... 239 Peerage (See Heraldry), .... 180 Percy Society's Publications, . 275 Persia. I. Geography, Travels, &c., . . 277 II. History and Antiquities, . . 277 III. Language and Literature, . . 278 Perspective (see also Drawing), . . 279 Peru, 279 Peter, (St.), 344 Pharmacy, 239 Philippine Islands, 279 Philology (see also Ethnology), . . 279 Philosophy. I. Hktory of, .... 280 II. Modern Systems, . . .281 Phonography, 284 Photography 284 Phrenology, 284 Physiognomy, 285 Physiology, 240 Picturesque, 285 Pig, . 285 Pneumatics, 190 Poetry, 285 Poetry, Sacred, ... . 344 Poland. I. History, 286 II. Language, 286 Political Economy, 286 Polyglotts, 344 Polynesia (see also Australia, New Zealand), 287 Pompeii and Herculaneum, . . 288 Popes, (History of), 345 Porcelain Manufacture, ... 288 Port Royal, 288 Portugal (see also Spain), ... 289 Poultry (see Rural Economy), . . . 289 Pregnancy (Medicine), .... 240 Printing, 289 Prisons (see Punishment), . . . 290 Probabilities (Mathematics), . . .218 Problems, ( do. ), . . . 218 Prophecies, Prophets, .... 345 Prophets, Minor 345 Proverbs (Theology), .... 346 Proverbs, 290 Prussia, ..-..,. 290 Psalms, 346 Puerperal Fever (Medicine), . . 240 Punishment, 290 Purgatory, 346 Pyrotechny, . • . . . 291 a. dUAKERS, 346 R. Railvi^ays, 291 Ray Society, (Publications of), . . 291 Reynard the Fox, .... 291 Reformation, (History of), . . . 346 Reptiles (see also Herpetology) , . . 293 Resurrection (Theology), . . . 347 Rhetoric, 293 Rheumatism (Medicine), .... 241 Rivers 293 Road Making, 293 Romaic Language, .... 293 Romans (Theology), 343 Romances, 293 Romance Language (see also Troubadours), 294 Rome. I. Geography, Topography, &c., . 294 II. History, Antiquities, &c. . . 294 HI. Literature, 296 Roman Law, . . ... 296 Rural Economy, 296 Russia. I. Geography, Travels, &c., .296 II. History, . . . • . 297 III. Language and Literature, . 297 Russian Church, 347 S. Sabbath, -348 Sacraments, 348 Sacrileoe, 348 Sagas, 298 Sanscrit Language, .... 298 Sardinia 299 Savings Banks, 299 Saxony, 299 Scalp, (Diseases of), 241 Scandinavia, 299 Scotland. I. Geography, &c., . . . . 301 II. History, 301 III. Language, 302 Scrofula (Medicine), .... 241 INDEX OF SCJBJECTS. Sculpture, Septuagint, .... Sbrmokb, Servia, Shakspkre, Shaksperk Society (Pablications of), Sheep, Ship Building, 305 Sicily 305 Silk Manufacture, 306 Skin (Medicine), 241 Slavonic Language and Literature, . 306 Sleep, 241 Society, 306 Societies, Literary (see also Transactions), 306 South Seas (see also Polynesia), . . 306 Song of Solomon, 350 Spain. L Geography, Travels, &c., . 307 II. History, 307 III. Language and Literature, . . 308 Spine (Medicine), 242 Sports and Pastimes, . . . .309 Stammering, 242 Stars (Catalogues of) 310 Stars (Maps of), 56 Statics, 218, 310 Statistics, 310 Steam and Steam Engine, . . .310 Stenography 311 Stomach (Medicine), .... 342 Storms (see also Meteorology), . . 311 Sugar 311 Sumatra, 311 Superstitions (Medicine), . . . 242 Surgery, 219, 242 Surveying (see also Gteodosy, 165 ; Engi neering, 128), 312 Sweden. I. Travels, &c., . . . .312 II. History, &c., . . . . 312 III. Language, &c., . . . . 312 Switzerland. I. Travels, &c., . . . .312 II. History, 313 Sydenham Society, Publications of, 243 Symbols, Symbolism 350 Stkiac Languaox, .... 29 T. Tables (Mathematical), .... Tamul Language, .... Tartar Languages, Taxidermy, Technology (see also Arts and Mannfau:- tures), Teeth (see also Dentistry, Odontography), Telinga Language, .... 314 Testis (Medicine), .... 243 Teutonic Languages, .... 314 Texas, 314 Theology. Subjects, alphabetically arranged, . 315 Miscellanies and Index, . . . 362 Thermometer, &c. (see also Heat), . 351 Thkssalonians, 350 Thorough-Bass (see also Music), . . 351 Tibetan Language, .... 351 Timothy (Theology) 350 Tools, 351 Towns (Health of), .... 231, 351 Toxicology, 244 Transactions of Scientific and Lite- rary Societies, . . . . 352 Travellers' Guide Books, . . 178, 352 Treks (see also Arboriculture), . . 352 Trigonometry, 218 Troubadours and Trouveres (see also Romance Language), .... 353 Tumours (Medicine), .... 244 Turkey (see also Ottoman Empire), . . 353 Turkish Language, .... 354 Turning, 354 Tuscany (see also Italy), . . . 355 Typography (see Printing), . . . 289 U. United States (see also America), 14, 355 Universities 355 Urinary Organs (Medicine), . . . 244 Uterus, 244 V. Vaudois (see Albigenses), ... 9 Venereal Disease 245 Venezuela, 355 Venice, 3.'>5 Ventilation (see Warming), . . . 359 Veterinary Art (see also Horse), . 356 Vine (Grape), 163 Violin, 356 Voice, 357 Voyages and Travels, . . . 357 W. Waldenses (see Albigenses), . 9 218 Wales. 313 I. Geography, Travels, &c.. . 358 313 II. History, .... 358 313 III. Language and Literature, 359 Wallachia (see Moldavia), 251 314 Warming and Ventilatiox, . . 359 343 Weaving, . 359 XVI INDEX OF SUBJECTS. Weights and Measurbs (see also Metro- logy) 360 West Indies, 360 Whale Fishery 360 Wine, 360 Wood Engraving, 360 Women (Diseases of ), . . . . 245 Wool. 361 Y. Yucatan, 361 Z. Zechariah, 350 Zoology (see also Natural History), . 361 Zoophytes 361 PART I. SUBJECTS-ALP^lfMMJ ARRANGED. \ - ■'^>:s^. ABIPONES. ,, , .. ^^ DOBRIZHOFFER, (k.) 'Accoimt of tie Abipones of Paraguay. 3 vols. 8vo, 15». . > :-:^^.. X* • •'> - • London, IQ'^ ABYSSINIA.— Nubia, ETHiopiA,/ I. GEOGRAPHY, VOYAGES AND TRAVELS.— II. HISTORY. —III. LANGUAGE. I. GEOGRAPHY. ARROWSMITH, (J.) Map of Nubia and Abyssinia. . London. RUSSELL, (Dr.) Nubia and Abyssinia : comprehending their Civil History, Antiquities, Arts, Religion, Literature, and Natural History, fcp. 8vo, 5*. (Edin. Cab. Liby.) Edinburgh, 1833 BRUCE, (JAS.) Travels in Abyssinia. 7 vols. 8vo, and 4to vol. of plates. Edin., 1804 BRUCE, (J.) Travels to Discover the Source of the Nile. 18mo, 5*. London, 1839 VALENTIA, (Lord.) Voyages and Travels to India, Ceylon, Abyssinia, &c., in 1802—6. 3 vols. 8vo, and 4to vol. of plates. . London, 1811 HALLS, (J. J.) Life and Adventures of Nat. Pearce in Abyssinia. 2 vols. sm. 8vo. London, 1831 SALT, (H.) Voyage to Abyssinia. 4to. . . . London, 1814 GOBAT, (S.) Three Years' Residence in Abyssinia. 8vo. London, 1834 ISENBERG AND KRAPF. Journals of the Rev. Messrs. Isenberg and Krapf, Missionaries of the Church Missionary Society, detailing their Pro- ceedings in the Kingdom of Shoa, and Journeys in other Parts of Abyssinia, in the years 1839, 40, 41, and 42. To which is prefixed, a Geographical Memoir of Abyssinia and South-Eastem Africa. By James M' Queen, Esq. ; grounded on the Missionaries' Journals, and the Expedition of the Pacha of Egypt up the Nile. 8vo, 2 maps, 12s. . . London, 1843 BURCKHARDT, (J. L.) Travels in Nubia, etc. 4to. . London, 1822 HARRIS, (W. C.) The Highlands of Ethiopia : being the account of Eighteen Months' Residence of a British Embassy at the Court of Shoa. 3 vols. 8vo London, 1844 ABYSSINIA.] 2 [ABYSSINIA. T. GEOGRAPHY.— (Continued.) JOHNSTON, (C.) Travels in Southern Abyssinia, etc. 2 vols. 8vo, £1 8s London, 1844 COMBES ET TAMISIER. Voyage en Abyssinie, &c., 1835^7. 4 torn., 8vo Paris, 1839 RUPPEL, (E.) Reisen in Abyssinien. 2 vols. 8vo. FrancJcf., 1838-40 KATTE, (A. V.) Reise in Abyssinien in Jahr, 1836. 8vo, 6s. Stutt., 1838 ROCHET DE H^RICOURT, (M.) Voyage dans le Royaume de Shoa, etc., roy. 8vo, 16/. . . • Faris, 1841 LOBO, (Father.) Voyage to Abyssinia, with continuation by Le Grand. Transl. by Dr. Saml. Johnson. 8vo. . . . London, 1735 VOYAGE en Abyssinie pendant les Annees, 1839, 40, 41,42, 43, par Le- febvre, A. Petit, Quartin — Dillon et Vignaud — Relation historique, par Lefebvre. 8va. Ce voyage est divise en 4 parties : 1. Relation Historique, Documents sur le Com- merce et Question Colonial par Lefebvre, 2 vols. 8vo. 2. Calculs et Relevements, Observations de Physique et de M^teorologie, Statistique, Dictionnaire Geogra- phique, Ethnologic, Archeologie, par Lefebvre, 1 vol. 8vo. Ces deux premieres parties seront accompagnees de 50 planches. 3. Histoire Naturelle Botanique, class^e et redigee d'apres les Notes de Dillon et Petit, par M. Richard, 2 vols. 8vo, et atlas. 4. Histoire Naturelle, Zoologie, par M. Prevost ; Entomologie, par M. Guerin ; Geologic, par M. Rohaut, 1 vol. 8vo, et atlas. L'ouvrage paraitra en 46 livraisons, savoir, douze de texte et trente-quatre de plan- ches, chaque livraison de texte formera un demi-volnme, 7s Chaque livraison de planches, I2s. HOSKINS, (G. A.) Travels in Ethiopia. 4to, £3 13s. 6d. London, 1835 RUPPEL, (E.) Reisen in Nubien,Kordofan,u. s. w. 8vo. Frank/. 1829 WADDINGTON, (GEO.) and Hanbury, (B.) Journal of a Visit to some parts of Ethiopia. 4to, £2 London, 1822 See Dr. Beke's communication in Journ. of the Roy. Geographical Society of London, vol. XIV., also vols. XII. and XIII. — Ritter's Africa. — Rifaud's Voyage en Egypte. — Prem. Voy. a la recherche des sources du Bahr el Abiad, on Nil Blanc. 8vo. Paris, 1842. McCulloch's Geogr. Diet. GAU, (F. C.) Antiquites de la Nubie, ou monuments inedits des bords du Nil, situes autre la l''^ et la 2^ cataracte. Folio, 63 planches. £6. Faris, 1821-27 CAILLIAUD, (F.) Voyage a Meroe, au fleuve Blanc, etc., 1819-22. 4 vols. 8vo., et 2 vols, folio, 150 planches et cartes, 300/. . Faris, 1826 n. HISTORY. LUDOLFUS, (J.) History of Ethiopia. Folio. . London, 1682 See Prichard's Phys. Hist. Mankind, Vol. 2. ra. LANGUAGE. LUDOLFUS, (J.) Grammatica ^thiopica. 2nd ed. . Franc, 1702 Lexicon ^Ethiopico Latinum " 1699 Grammatica Linguae Amharicae " 1698 Lexicon Amharico-Latinum, cum Indice Lat. . " 1698 ISENBERG'S Amharic Grammar and Dictionary. EVANGELIA SANCTA in ling, amharicum vertit Abu-Rumi Habessinus. ed. T. P. Piatt. 4to London, 1824 QUATUOE EVANGELIA MTHIOFICE. 4to. . " 1826 MURRAY, (E.) Enoch Restitutus. 8vo. ... " 1836 ABYSSINIA.] 3 [esthetics. in. LANGVAG^.— (Continued.) LAWRENCE, (R.) Libri Enoch prophetae versio iEthiop. 8vo. Oxon., 1838 HOFFMANN, (A. G.) Das Buch Henoch iibers. u. erkl. 2 vols., 8vo, 14s. Jen Treatise on Astronomy. 8vo. . " 1830 (Lib. Useful Knowl.) NARRIEN, (J.) Practical Astronomy and Geodesy : including the Pro- jections of the Sphere and Spherical Trigonometry. For the use of the Royal MiUtary College. 8vo, 14s London, 1845 ARAGO, (M.) Popular Lectures on Astronomy. 8vo. " 1840 CARPENTER, (W. B.) Horology and Popular Astronomy. 8vo, 9s. 6d. London, 1843 DICK, (T.) The Practical Astronomer, comprising illustrations of Light and Colour. Practical Descriptions of all kinds of Telescopes, and other Astronomical Instraments ; a particular Account of the Earl of Rosse's large Telescopes, and other topics coimected with Astronomy. l2mo, 100 eng., 10s. 6d London, 1845 SMYTH, (W. H.) A Cycle of Celestial Objects, for the Use of Naval, Military, and Private Astronomers. Observed, reduced, and discussed. 2 vols. 8vo, je2 2s London, 1844 RAPER, (Hy.) The Practice of Navigation and Nautical Astronomy. 8vo. London, 1840 BIOT. Traits ^l^mentaire d'astronomie physique. 3* edition entierement refondue. 4 vols. 8vo, avec 4 Atlas in 4to,/.50. . Faris, 1844-47 ASTRONOMY.] 55 [ASTRONOMY. n. GENERAL TREATISES.— (Continued.) WHEWELL, (W.) Astronomy and General Physics considered with re- ference to Natural Philosophy. 8vo, 5s. . . . London, 1847 PEARSON, (W.) An Introduction to Practical Astronomy. 2 vols. 4to, £T ^s London, 1824-1829 COMTE, (A.) 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Paris, 1792 LAPLACE, (P. S.) Exposition du systeme du monde, pr^c^de de I'eloge de I'auteur par M. Fourier. 6« edn. 4to. . . . Paris, 1835 Le meme ouvrage. 2 vols. 8vo «« u Traits de mecanique celeste. 2* ed. 1829-30 (pour Vols. I, II) 1803 et 5 (Vols. Ill, IV) et 1825. 5 vols. 4to,/.150. . . . Paris. Mecanique cdleste ; translated with a Commentary, by N. Bowditch. 4 vols. 4to Boston, 1829-39 PONT^COULANT, ( de.) Th6orie analytique du Systeme du monde. 4vols. 8vo,/.48 Pam, 1826-36 Traite €\€m. de physique celeste, ou Precis d'astronomie theorique et pratique, servant d'introduction a I'^tude de cette science. 2 vols. 8vo, plates,/. 10 Paris, 1840 SOMERVILLE, (Mary.) On the Connexion of the Physical Sciences. 12mo London,!^! Mechanism of the Heavens. 8vo. . . . " 1831 BERNOULLY, (D.) Recherches physiques et astronomiques sur la cause physique de I'inclination des plans des orbites des planetes par rapport au plan de I'equateur. 2nd edn. 4to,/.l2. .... Paris. LE VERRYER, (U. J.) M^moire sur les variations seculairee des dldments des orbites pour les sept planetes principales. Mercure, V^nus, la Terre, Mars, Jupiter, Satume et Uranus. 8vo,/.3 50. . Pari*, 1844 Developpements sur plusiers points de la Th^orie des perturbations dea planetes. 8vo. 1841 (Connaissance de TempB ponr 1844.) Th^oric de mouveraent de Mercure. 8vo. . . . 1845 (Connaissance de Temps pour 1847.) Recherches sur les mouvements d'Uranus. Svo. . . 1846 Recherches sur les mouvements de la planSte Herschell. Svo. 1846 (Connaissance de Temps pour 1849.) ASTRONOMY.] 56 [astronomy. II. GENERAL TREATISES.— (Continued.) AIRY, (G. B.) Mathematical Tracts on the lunar and planetary theories, the figure of the Earth, precession and nutation, the calculus of varia- tions, and the undulatory theory of optics, for the use of Students. 8vo. Camb,, 1831 MEMOIRS OF THE ROYAL ASTROJ^TOMICjIL SOCIETY. 1811-1846. Vols. I.-XV. 4to. London. Monthly Notices of Ditto. 8vo. Land., 1831-4Q. COJ\rJ\rAISSAJ\rCE DES temps, in ISmo. and 8vo. . Paris, 1678-1846 De morgan, (A.) An Explanation of the Gnomonic Projection of the Sphere. 8vo, 5* London, 1836 JEANS, (H. W.) Rules in Plane and Spherical Trigonometry : with nu- merous Examples pud Problems. 3s. 6d. . . . London, 1843 Solutions of the Astronomical and other Problems in the above vo- lume ; designed as an Introduction to Nautical Astronomy. 3*. 6d. " Rules for finding the Names and Positions of all the Stars of the First and Second Magnitude. Royal 8vo, 3s. 6d. . . London, 1845 BLUNT, (C. F.) The Beauty of the Heavens. 4to, plates, 28s. London, 1845 ARAGO, (M.) The Comet. Scientific Notices of Comets in general, &c., translated from the French by C. Gold. 8vo, 4s. . London, 1833 RUMKER, (C.) Mittlere Oerter von 12000 Fix-Steraen fUr den Anfang von 1836. 2 parts, 4to, 24s Hamb., 1843-45 BODE, (J. E.) Anleitung zur Kenntnise des gestimten Himmels. Edid. Enko Bremiker. 10th edn., 8vo .... Berlin, 1844 MOON. BEER, (W.) &, MADLER, (J. H.) Der Mond nach seinen komischen u. individuellen Verhaltniss. od. allgemeine vergleichende Selenographie. 2 vols. 4to ^. . . Berlin, 1837 HAUSEN, (P. A.) Fundumenta nova investigat orbit, verae quam Luna perlustrat. 4to Goth., 1838 BEER, (W.) & MADLER, (J. H.) Map of the Moon : Mappa Seleno- graphica. 4 sheets, folio Berlin, 183Q m. ATLASSES, MAPS. LUBBOCK, (J. W.) Six Maps of the Stars, including those of the Sixth Magnitude, laid down according to the Gnomonic Projection. In size 25 inches square. Plain, 15s. . . . . . . London. With the Constellations coloured, 21s. The same on a smaller scale, 14 inches by 14, 3s. ; cold., 4s. 6d. (See Dk Morgan on Gnomonic Projection.) WYLD, (J.) Map of the Stars and Phenomena of the Universe. London. SCHWINCK, (G.) Mappa Coelestis, sive tabulae quinque inerrantium sep- timum ordinem non excedentium et usque ad XXX gradum decl. austr. pertinentium, quas pro medio seculo XIX stereographice construxit. Imp. folio, jCI 7s Leipzig, 1844 ARGELANDER, (D. F.) Neue Uranometrie. Darstellung der im mittlern Europa sichtbaren Sterne. Stemverzeichniss. foho (17 maps) with cata- logue. 8vo, 16s Berlin, 1843 DIEN, (C.) Atlas des ph^nomenes celestes, donnant le trace des mouve- ments apparents des planetes. 4to,/.l6. . . . Paris, 1843 IV. TABLES, OBSERVATIONS, &c. MAURY, (M. F.) Astronomical Observations made during the year 1845, at the Naval Observatory, Washington. 8vo, vol. I. Washington, 1846 ASTRONOMY.] 57 [ATHENS. IV. TABLES, OBSERVATIONS, &lc. ^{Continued.) JOHNSON, (M. J.) Astronomical Observations made at the Radcliffe Observator>', Oxford, in the years 1840, 1843. Vols. I.-IV., roy. 8vo, each 16« Oxford, 1843^5 HERSCHELL, (J. F. W.) Observations in the Southern Hemisphere. 4to. London, 1847 ARGELANDER, (F. W. A.) Astronomische Beobachtungen auf der Stemwarte zu Bonn. Vol. 1, Durchmusterung d. Nordl. Himmels, zw. 45 u. Grad der Declination, in d. Jahren 1841-44. 4to, 18s. Bonn, 1846 BESSEL, (F'. W.) Astronom. Beobachtungen auf der koniglichen Univer- sitats-Stemwarte in Konigsberg, von 12 Nov., 1813, — vols. fol. Konigsberg, 1813- Astronomische Untersuchungen. Vol. I., II., 4to. . Regiom., 1840-4 Tabulae Regiomont. reduct. observat. astronom. ab 1750 usque ad 1850. 8vo Eegiom., 1840 SCHUMACHER, (H. C.) Astronomische Nachrichten. Vols. 1-22, 4to. Altona, 1823-44 Sammlung von Hiilfetafeln. 8vo. ** 1845 LITTROW, (J. J.) Annalen der k. Stemwarte in Wien. 12 vols, folio, per vol. 14«. 6d Wien, 1813-30 V. CATALOGUES OF STARS. BAILY, (F.) On the Construction and Use of some new Tables for de- tennining the Places of nearly 3000 Fixed Stars in Vol. II. of Memoirs of the Roy. Astron. Society of London. .... 1826 Catalogue of the Fixed Stars of the Brit. Association for the Advan. of Science, being an Enlargement of the Astron. Society's Cat. of 1827. sm. folio, 63s London, 1845 FLAMSTEED, (Rev. John.) An account of, to which is added his British Catalogue of Stars, corrected and enlarged, by F. Baily. 4to. London, 1835 GREENWICH OBSERVATORY. A Catalogue of one thousand one hundred and twelve stars, etc. 4to. . . . London, 1833 See also the Catalogues of Groombridgk, Johnson, Richardson, Struvb's Dorpat Cat., Bess el's Zone Obser. VI. ASTRONOMICAL INSTRUMENTS. ABOUL HHASSAN ALL Traite des instruments astronomiques des Arabes ; traduit de I'Arabe sur le MSS. par J. J. S^dillot. 2 vols. 4to, y-.27. Paris, 1835 S^DILLOT, (L. A.) M^moires sur les instruments astronomiques des Arabes. 4to Paris, 1841 See the varions Treatises on Practical Astronomy. Brewster's Optics ; Prich- ard's Optical Instruments in Lib. Usef. Knowl. ', Young's Lectures on Natural Philosophy, ed. 1845. ATHENS. TOPOGRAPHY, ANTIQUITIES, &c. WILKINS, (W.) Remarks on Topography and Buildings of Athens. 8vo. » London, 1816 LEAKE, (W. W.) 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Camb., 1838 AHRENS, (E. A. J.) De Athenarum Statu politico et literario. 4to. Gott., 1829 MULLER, (C. 0.) Archaologische Mittheilungen aus Griechenland, he- rausg. von A. SchoU. 4to, vol. I. Athen's Antiken-Sammlung 1. Plates, folio, lOs Frank/., 1843 See ARcmTKCTURK, Grekce, &c. ATLASES, (Geographical.) JOHNSTON, (A. K.) National Atlas of Historical, Commercial, and Po- litical Geography ; constructed from the most recent and authentic sources ; accompanied by Maps, and Illustrations of the Physical Geography of the Globe, by Dr. Hy. Berghaus, and an Ethnographic Map of Europe, by Dr. Gustav Kombst, folio, half russia, £8 8s. . Edinburgh, 1844 THE SEEIES OF MAPS, published by the Society for Diff. Useful Knowledge. 161 Maps, and 51 plans of Cities. 2 vols. imp. 4to, hf bd. £1 Is. ; coloured, XlO lOs, INDEX to the Principal Places in the World (Modem) ; with reference to the Maps of the Society for the Diffusion of Useful Knowledge. By the Rev. 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Pueblo de.) Apologia de la Lengua bascongada, o ensayo critico-filosofico de su perfeccion y antiguedad sobre todas las que se conocen. 4to Madrid, 1803 HUMBOLDT, (W. v.) Priifung der Untersuchung Ober d. Urbewohner Spaniens vermittels der vaekischen Sprache, 4to, 9«. 6d. Berlin, 1826 L^CLUSE, (F.) Elthon, idon, eilon, etc. 8vo. . Toulouse, 1826 D'ABBADIE, (T.) and CHAHO, (J. A.) Etudes Grammaticales sur la Langue Euskarienne. 8vo. Paris, 1836 BEAUTY. HAY, (D. R ) First Principles of Symmetrical Beauty. Post 8vo, 100 plates, 6* Edinburgh, 1846 Proportion ; or, the Geometric Principle of Beauty analysed. Royal 4to, 17 plates, 25«. Edinburgh, 1843 The Principles of Beauty in Colouring Systematised. 8vo, 14 coloured examples, 21s Edinburgh, 1845 WALKER, (A.) Beauty ; Illustrated by an Analysis and Classification of Beauty in Woman, etc. Plates, roy. 8vo, £1 Is. . London, 1835 (Reprinted J^ew-York, 1844.) See also Esthetics. Fine Arts. BELGIUM. TENNENT, (J. E.) Belgium. 2 vols, sm. 8vo. . 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Chronique de Philippe Mouskes, avec introduction parle Baron de Reiffenberg. 2 tom, 4to. . . . Bruxelles, 1836 See McCulloch's Geographical Dictionary, and the authorities there quoted. Macgreqor's Commercial Statistics. Murray's Hand-Book, &c. BENGALI LANGUAGE. HAUGHTON, (G. C.) Rudiments of BengaU Grammar. 4to, jCI 10*. London, 1821 A Glossary, Bengali and English, to explain the totaitihas, etc. 4to, 18s. London, 1825 A Dictionary, BengaU and Sanscrit, explained in English. 4to. London, 1833 BengaU Selections with a Vocabulary. 4to, 18*. . " 1822 BENGALI LANGUAGE.] 70 [BIBLIOGRAPHY. BENGALI luAl^GUAGE.— {Continued.) RAM CHONDRO SORMA. A Vocabulary of the Bengalee Language. 2d edn., sm. 8vo. Calcutta, 1820 CAREY, (F.) A Dictionary of the Bengalee Language. 3 vols. 4to, £5 5s. Serampore, 1825 The same, abridged. 2 vols. 8vo, £1 5s. . . « 1827 CAREY, (W.) A Grammar of the Bengali Language. 8vo. « 1805 RAMKISSEN SAN. Vocabulary, EngUsh, Latin, and Bengalese, for the use of Students, sm. folio Calcutta, 1821 A VOCABULARY, Bengalee and English, by Mohunpersand Takoor. 8vo Calcutta, 1815 BIBLIOGRAPHY. I. INTRODUCTIONS— II. GENERAL TREATISES.— III. SPECIAL. THE LOJVDOJ^ CATALOGUE of Books published in Great Britain, with their sizes, prices, and publishers' names, from 1814 to 1846. 8vo, 21*. . LtOTidon, 1846 THE PUBLISHER'S CIRCULAR, and General Record of British and Foreign Litera- ture ; containing a complete Alphabetical List of all new works published in Great Britain, and every work of interest published abroad, with their sizes, prices, &c. Vols. I.-X. 8vo. London, 1837-47 Published on the 1st and 15th of each month. 8*. per annum. BIBLIOORAPHIE DE LA FRAJ^CE, on Journal general de I'lmpriraerie et de la Librairie, et des cartes geographiques, gravures, lithographies et ceuvres de musique. Vols. I.-XXXVII. 8vo Paris, 181^7 Published weekly, at 20 francs per annum. I. INTRODUCTIONS. HORNE, (T. 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Titeln. 8vo. Karls., 1833 PETIT-RADEL, (L. C. F.) Recherches sur les Bibliotheques Anciennes et Modemes. 8vo Paris, 1819 MORTILLARO, (V.) Studio bibUografico. 2d edit. 8vo. Palermo, 1832 RITSCHL, (Dr. F.) Die Alexandrinischen Bibliotheken unter den ersten Ptolemaem. 8vo Breslau, 1838 GjfeRAUD, ( ) Essai sur les livr* dans I'antiquit^, particularlierement chez les Remains. 8vo Paris, 1840 BIBLIOGRAPHY.] 71 [bibliography. n. GENERAL TREATISES. CLARK, (Rev. Dr. A.) Bibliographical Dictionary and Miscellany. 8 vols. 12mo London, 1802-6 WATTS, (Dr. R.) Bibliotheca Britannica, or General Index to British and Foreign Literature. 4 vols. 4to Edin, 1824 LOWNDES, (W. T.) Bibliographical Manual of English Literature. 4 vols. 8vo London, 1834 The British Librarian, or Book Collector's Guide, &c. Class 1. ReU- gion. Parts I. to XI London, 1839-42 BRUNET, (J. C.) Manuel du Libraire et de 1' Amateur de Livres, conte- nant. 1. Un Nouveau Dictionnaire Bibliographique. 2. Un Table en forme de Catalogue Raisonn^. 5 vols. 8vo, /.96. . Paris, 1842-44 PEIGNOT, (G.) Dictionnaire-raisonn6 de Bibliologie. 3 vols. 8vo. Paris, 1802-4 EBERT, (Dr. F. A.) AUgemein. Bibliographisches Lexicon. 2 vols. 4to. Leipzig, 1821-30 The same, translated. 4 vols. 8vo. . . . Oxford, 1838 KAYSER, (C. G.) Vollstandiges Biicher Lexicon d. v. 1750 bis 1840 gedruckten Biicher. 7 vols, and Index, sm. folio, £Q 8a. Leipzig, 1833-42 m. SPECIAL. BIBLIOTHEK der Schonwissenschaftlichen Literatur 1750 bis jetz. 2 vols. 8vo, 15s. M Leipzig, 1836-45 GAMBA, (B.) Serie dei tesli di lingua nella italiana letteratura. 4 edit. 8vo Venez., 1839 HAIN, (L.) Repertorium bibliographicum, quo Ubri omnes ab arte inventa usque ad annum M. D. typis express!, ordine alphabetico enumerantur vel adcuratius recensentur. 4 vols. 8vo. . . . Stuttg., 1826-28 GRIFFITH, (A. F.) Bibliotheca Anglo-Poetica ; Descriptive Catalo'gue of a Collection of Old English Poetry, &c. roy. 8vo. London, 1S15 MALONE, (Ed.) Catalogue of Early English Poetry, collected by, and now preserved in the Bodleian Library, folio. . . Oxford, 1836 RITSON, (J.) Bibliographia Poetica ; Catalogue of English Poets of the XII.-XVI. Century, sm. 8vo London, 1802 QU^RARD, (J. M.) La France Littdraire, ou Dictionnaire Bibliographique des Savants, Historiens, et Gens de Lettres, de la France, &c., plus par- ticuUerement pendant les IS"* et ig*"' Si^cles. 10 torn, /.150. Paris, 1827-42 Les Supercheries Litt^raires d^voillees, ou Galerie des auteurs apo- cryphes, supposes, d^guis^s, plagiares, et des editeurs infideles de la litter- ature francjaise pendant les quatre demiers sidcles, ensemble les industri- els litteraires et les lettres qui se sont anoblis a notre epoque. 8vo. Paris, 1846- SALVA, (V.) A Catalogue of Spanish and Portuguese Books. 2 pts., 8vo. London, 1826-29 MARTIN, (J.) Bibliographical Catalogue of Books privately printed. 8vo. London, 1834 Catalogue Librorum impressorum Bibliotheca Oxon., 1843 List of early printed Books in the Archiepis- 8vo, 4:8. 6d. . . . London, 1845 Book Rarities of the University of Cambridge ; BANDINEL, (Rev. Dr. B.) Bodleniae. 3 vols, folio. MAITLAND, (Rev. S. R.) copal Library at Lambeth. HARTSHORNE, (C. H.) illustrated by Original Letters and Notes, etc. 8vo, plates, 12s. London, 1829 BIBLIOGRAPHY.] 72 [biography. m. SPECIAL.— (Continued.) DUPLESSIS. Bibliographic par€miologique. Etudes bibliographiques et litt^raires sur les ouvrages, fragments d'ouvrages et opuscules sp^cialement Consacr^s aux Proverbes dans toutes les langues, suivi d' un appendice, contenant un choix de curiositds paremiologiques. 8vo,/.10. Paris, 1847 BARBIER, (A. A.) Dictionnaire des Ouvrages Anonymes et Pseudonymes. 2d edit., 4 vols., avec le Nouveau Recueil par Manne. 5 vols. 8vo. Faris, 1822-34 ENGELMANN, (W.) Bibliotheca Scriptorum Classicorum et Graecorum et Latinorum. 8vo, 8s. ..... Leipzig, 1847 DEMANNE, (M.) Nouveau recueil d'ouvrages anonymes et pseudonymes. 8vo Paris, 1834 LANCETTI, (V.) Pseudonimia, owero tavole alfabetiche de' nomi finti o supposti degli scrittori, con la contrapposizione de' veri. 8vo. Venezia, 1836 DE BURE, (G. F.) Bibliographic Instructive, avec le Supplement, et Table des Anonymes. lOtom. 8vo. .... Paris, 1763-82 The Bibliography of each subject will be found under the respective heads. BIOGRAPHY. DICTIONARIES, COLLECTIONS, &c. THE BIOGRAPHICAL DICTIONARY of the Society for the diffiision of Useful Knowledge. Parts I.-VII., completing the letter A. 8vo, each 12s London, 1842-44 ROSE, (H. J.) New General Biographical Dictionary, projected and partly arranged by H. J. Rose, etc. Vols. I.-XII., each 18s. Land., 1840-47 .AUTOBJOORAPHY : a Collection of the most instructive and amusing Lives ever pub- lished. Written by the Parties themselves ; with brief introductions, and compendious sequels, carrying on the narrative to the death of each writer. 33 vols. 16mo. London, 1826-32 A^T^rUAL BIOGRAPHY, (The), and Obituary from the year 1817 to the year 1836. 2 vols. Bvo, each 15^ London, 1817-37 CHAMBERS, (R.) Lives of Illustrious and Distinguished Scotchmen, from the Earliest period to the present time. 4 vols. 8vo. Glasgow, 1833-35 COLERIDGE, (H.) Biographia Borealis ; or Lives of Distinguished Northerns. 8vo. London, 1833 FORSTER, (Jno.) Lives of Eminent British Statesmen. 7 vols. 12rao. 42s. (In Lardner's Cyclopadia.) London, 1831-39 GOULD, (J.) Biographical Dictionary of Painters, Sculptors, Engravers, and Architects. 2 vols. 12mo London, 1839 MACGILLIVRAY, (W.) Lives of Eminent Zoologists, from AristoHe to Linna^us, in- clusive, etc. 12mo, 5jy £fZm., 1834 MAUNDER, (S.) The Biographical Treasury ; a new and complete Dictionary of Uni- versal Biography. Consisting of the Lives of above 12,000 Eminent Persons, from the earliest periods of History to the year 1841. New edition, with Supplement, fcp. 8vo, 9>s.M London, 1841 WALPOLE, (H.) Catalogue of the Royal and Noble Authors of Great Britain, with Lists of their Works, enlarged by T. Park. 5 vols. 8vo. . . . London, 1806 WILLMOTT, (R. A.) Lives of the Sacred Poets. 2 vols. 12mo. . London, 1834-38 WALTON, (I.) The Lives of Dr. Donne, Sir H. Wotton, R. Hooker, Geo. Herbert, and Dr. R. Sanderson. 8vo. . . . ., London, 1825 DISTIJ^G UISHED ME^T of Modern Times. Authentic Biographies of 168 Persons of all countries, illustrious in the Arts, Sciences, and Literature, with wood-cuts. 4 vols. 12mo, 10s London, 1838 Lodge's Portraits and Memoirs, Fuller's Worthies, Jameson's Female Sovereigns, Jameson's Beauties of the Court of Charles II., Johnson's Lives of the Poets, Craik's Pursuit of Knowledge under Difficulties, Cunningham's Lives of the Painters, etc. BIOGRAPHIE UJ\riFERSELLE, Ancienne et Moderne, ou Histoire, par odre alpha- betique, de la vie publique et privee de tons les hommes qui se sont fait remarquer par leurs ecrits, leurs actions, leurs talents, leurs vertus ou leurs crimes ; ouvrage redige jiar nne societe de gens de lettres et de savants. 52 vols. 8vo, /.300. . Michaud. Paris. Supplement. Vols. 1—, 8vo, chaque, /.8. BIOGRAPHY.] 73 [BOGOTA. DICTIONARIES, COLLECTIONS, Slc— (Continued.) BIOORAPHIE UKIVERSELLE, etc. : nouvelle Edition, pr6cedee d'un discours pre- liminaire de Ch. 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Trait6 elementaire des reactifs chimiques, leure preparations, leurs emplois speciaux, et leur application k I'analyse ; 3e ed., 2 vols. 8vo, 50 fig., /.9. Paris. ROSE, (H.) Anfangsgriinde der qnantitaven mineralogisch- nnd metallurgisch-analytischen Chemie durch Beispiele erlautert. AIs Einleitung, zu H. Rose's Handbuch der Analytis- chen Chemie. Fiir Anfanger bearbeitet von C. F. Rammelsberg. 8vo, 8s. Berlin, 1845 MENIL, (du.) Handbuch der Reagentin- und Zerlegungslehre. 8vo. Lemffo, 1836 See also Taylor's Medical Jurisprudence, Fownes's Manual of Chemistry, Chemical Gazette 1842-47, the Chemist 1840-47, Philosophical Magazine, Annales de Chimie, Annalen der Physik und Chemie, Journal fur Prakt. Chemie, &c. &c. CHESS. BlBMOGRAPHY. CANCELLIERI, (F.) Biblioteca ragiontadegli scrittori sol gnico degli schacchi, etc. 12mo. Roma, 1817 See also Bibliographical and Retrospective Miscellany. 12mo, London, 1830. Penny Cyclopaedia— Art. Chess. ECONOMIC CHESS-BOARD; being a Chess-Board, provided with a complete set of Chess- Men, adapted for Playing Games in Carriages or out of Doors, and for folding up and carrying in" the Pocket, without dis- turbing the Game. Invented by P. M. Roget, M. D. In case, 50c. New- York, D. A. & Co. AGNAL, (H. R.) Chess for Winter Evenings ; or Useful and Entertaining Lessons on the Game of Chess. 1 vol. 12mo. New-York, D. A. & Co., 1847 COMPRISING I. The Elements of the Game, and an Elementary Analysis of the Principal Openings. II. The Openings Methodically Illustrated by a Series of Games actually played over the board by the most skilful players of the past and present time, viz.— -Philedor, De La Bourdonnais, Lewis, McDonnel, Cochrane, Staunton, St. Amant, George Walker, &c. &c. III. A Selection of one hundred Chess Problems, or Ends of Games, won or drawn by brilliant and scientific Moves. IV. A series of Chess-Tales, introducing Positions and Games. The whole compiled from the best English sources, with translations from the French. With new and original illustrations, by Robt. W. Weir, N. A., Professor of Drawing in the Military Academy, West Point. STAUNTON, (H.) The Chess Player's Hand-Book. 12mo. New-York, D. A. & Co., 1847 KENNY, (C.) Manual of Chess, containing the Elementary Principles of the Game ; illustrated with numerous diagrams, recent games, and origi- nal problems. 18mo, 254. . . New-York, D. A. & Co., 1847 TREVAJ^OADACHAR YA SHASTREE Essays on Chess ; adapted to the European Mode of Play, consisting principally of positions or critical situations, calculated to im- prove the learner and exercise the memory. Translated from the original Sanscrit. 8vo. Bomiay, 1814 THE BEA UTIES OF CHESS : a Collection of the finest Chess Problems extant ; in- cluding upwards of two thousand Curious Positions won or drawn by brilliant " Coups." Selected trom the Works of the first Chess Writers, Past and Present, imp. 8vo, 24s. 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FROISSART'S Chronicles of England, France and Spain, &,c., new edi- tion, with 120 woodcuts, illustrative of Manners, Costume, &c. 2 vols. roy. 8vo, 36s. . London, 1845 Illuminations to Froissart's Chronicles, fac-similes from MSS. in the British Museum and Bibliotheque Royale. 2 vols. imp. 8vo, each 45s. . . . London. 1844-45 RASTELL, (J.) The Pastyme of the People. The Chronycle of Divers Realmys, and most especyally of the Realm of England. Edited by the Rev. T. F. Dibdin. 4to. London, 1811 HALLE, (Edwd.) Chronicle ; containing the History of England during the Reign of Henry IV. and the Succeeding Monarchs to the End of the Reign of Henry VIII. 4to. London, 1809 HARDYNGE, (Jno.) The Chronicle of Jhon Hardynge in Metre, fro the first Begyn- nyng of Englande, unto ye Reigne of Edward ye fourth, where he made an End of his Chronicle, etc. Edited by Sir H. Ellis. 4to Limdon, 1812 FABYAN, (Robt.) 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RUTLAJ^D PAPERS. DocnmenU relating to the Coronation of Henry VII., the Field of the Cloth of Gold, and the Interviews of Henry VIII. with the Emperor, from theDukeof Rutland's MS. Collections. Edited by W. Jerdan . 4to,4«. 6d. /^ndwi, 1842 (Camden Society.) PjiSTOJ\r LETTERS. Original Letters written during the Reigns of Henry VI., Ed- ward IV., and Richard III., by various persons of rank or consequence ; with Notes Historical and Explauatory, edited by John Fenn, new edition by A. Ramsay, sq. 8vo. London, 1841 6. THE SIXTEENTH CENTURY. Reigns of Henry VIII. Edward VI. Mary. Elizabeth. GRAFTON, (Rd.) A Chronicle at large, and Meere History of the Af- fayres of Englande, and Kinges of the same, etc. 2 vols. 4to. London, 1809 TYTLER, (P. F.) 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A Collection of Public and Private Documents, chiefly illustrative of the Times of Elizabeth and James I., from the original MSS., the property of Lord Francis Egerton. Edited by J. P. ColHer. sm. 4to London, 1840 (Camden Society.) BENGER, (Miss.) Memoirs of the Life of Mary Q,ueen of Scots, with Anecdotes of the Court of Henry II. during her Residence in France. 2d ed. 2 vols, post 8vo. 24*. J.Mndon, 1823 STRICKLAND, (Miss.) Letters of Mary Queen of ScoU, and Documents connected with her Personal History. 3 vols. sm. 8vo, 31s. 6d London, 1842 ENGLAND.] 136 [ENGLAND. n. mSTORY.— (Continued.) LETTRES, Instructions et M6moires, de Marie Stuart, Reine d'Ecosse ; publics sur les Origineaux et les Manuscripts du State Paper Office de Londres et des Principales Ar- chives et Bibliotheques de I'Europe, et accompagnes d'un Resume Chronologique. Par le Prince A. 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The Royal Phraseological English-French, French- English Dictionary. 2 vols, royal 8vo, 50s. . London, 1845-^7 FLEMING & TIBBINS. Grand dictionnaire fran^aise-anglais et an- glais-franqaise. 2 vols. 4to, £3. . . . . Paris, 1843 (Reprinted, PhUad., C. & H. 2 vols. 8vo, $5 50.) DICTIOJ^J^AIRE DE L'ACJIDEMIE FRAJ^CAISE; sixieme Edition pr6ced6e d'un discours sur la Langue francaise, par M. Villemain. 2 vols. 4to, 36s. Paris, 1835 COMPLEMEJ^T DU DICTIOJ^MAIRE DE VACADEMIE FRAKCAISE, pub- 116 sous la direction d'un membre derAcad6mie, par MM. les membres de I'Institut et les professeurs del' Universite, savants et artistes. 4to, 24s. . . . Pans, 1842 ABREGE DU DICTIOJ^^TAIRE DE L'ACADEMIE FRANCAISE, d'anres la demiere 6dition pnbli6e en 1835, par M. Lorain. Adopte par I'Universit^. 2 vols. 8vo, 10s . . Parts. Ce Dictionnaire contient : tons les mots et definitions donnas par 1' Academie, un cer- tain nombre de mots nouveaux consacres par I'usage, les 6tymologies, les principes de grammaire extraits da Dictionnaire de 1' Academic. FRANCE.] 159 [freemasonry. m. LITERATURE AND LANGUAGE.— (ConZmwedf.) ROQ,UEFORT, (J. B. B.) Glossaire de la lan^e romane, contenant I'etymologie et la signification des mots usit6s dans les XL, XII., XIII., XIV., XV. et XVIe siecles, etc. 2vols.8vo,/.24 Paris, 1808 Et Supplement. 8vo. " 1820 PLANCHE (J.) Vocabnlaire des latinismes de la langne francaise, on des locutions fran- cabes emprunt^es litteralement de langue latine. 8vo. . \ . . Paris, 1822 NOEL ET CHARPENTIER. PhUologie francaise, ou dictionnaire etymologique, critique, historiqne, anecdotique, litteraire, contenant unchoix d'archaismes, de n^ologismes, d'eu- ph6mismes, d'expressions figur6es on po6tiques, de tours hardis, d'heurenses alliances de mots, de solutions grammaticales, pour servir i I'histoire de la langue francaise. 2 vols. 8vo,/.12 ' Pans, 1831 BOISTE, (P. C. V.) Dictionnaire universel de la langue francaise, avec le latin, etc. 4to, 2l5 Paris, 1844 RAYMOND, (F.) Dictionnaire general de la langue francaise et vocabnlaire universel des sciences, des arts et des metiers, ouvrage entierement neuf, renfermant au moins 100,000 mots, pr6sentant le dictionnaire le plus complet qui ait paru jusqu'^ ce jour, etc. 2 vols. 4to Paris, 1831 LANDAIS, (N.) Dictionnaire general et Grammatical extrait des dictionnaires anciens et modernes les plus cdlebres, etc. 2 vols. 4to Paris, 1843 LAVEAUX, (J, C.) Dictionnaire raisonn6 des difficultis grammaticales et litt6r. de la lan- gue francaise. 2e ^d. 2 vols. 8vo. Paris, 1822 DICTIOJ^JsTAIRE classique de la langue francaise, avec des exemples tir6s des raeillenres franjais, et des notes puisees dans les manuscrits de Rivarol, contenant, etc. 8vo. Paris, 1828 PLANCHE, (J.) Dictionnaire frangaise de la langue oratoire et poetique, suivi d'un vo- cabnlaire de tons les mots qui appartiennent au langue vulgaire. 3 vols. 8vo. Paris, 1819-20 Dictionnaire synonymique de la langue francaise, contenant, etc. 8vo. " 1826 NODIER, (C.) Dictionnaire raisonne, des onomatopeesfrancoises. 2eed. 8vo. Parw, 1828 Examen critique des dictionnaires de la langue francaise ou recherches gramm. et litter. snr I'orthographe, la definition et I'etymologie des mots. 8vo. . . Paris, 1828 DICTIOJ^JSTAIRE des synonymes de la langue francaise, d'apres Girard, Ronband, etc. par M. Guizot. 2e ed. 2 vols. 8vo. ...*.... Paris, 1822 LAVEAUX, (J. C.) Dictionnaire synomymique de la langue francaise. 8vo. " 1826 ROQUEFORT, (kt Champollion-Figeac.) Dictionnaire Etymologique de la langue francaise, ou les mots sont classes par famille, avec les principanx termes d'arts, de scien- ces et de metiers. 2 vols. 8vo,/.14. • Paris, 1829 FREEMASONRY. OLIVER, (G.) The Antiquities of Freemasonry ; comprising Illustrations of the Five Grand Periods of Masonry, from the Creation of the World to the Dedication of King Solomon's Temple, roy. 8vo, 16s. London, 1843 The Historical Landmarks and other Evidences of Freemasonry ex- plained, in a series of Practical Lectures, with copious Notes. 2 vols. 8vo, 40» London, 1845-6 ASHE, (J.) The Masonic Manual ; or Lectures on Freemasonry ; con- taining the Instructions, Documents, and Discipline of the Masonic Economy. New ed., with Annotations and Remarks by the Rev. G. Oliver, D. D. 12mo, Is. 6d London, 1843 THORY, (C. A.) Acta latomomm, ou chronologie de I'histoire de la Franche-Maconnerie francaise et etrangere . . . avec la bibliographie des principaux ouvrages publics sur I'his- toire de I'ordre, depuis 1723. 2 vols. 8vo Paris, 1815 CHEMIN-DUPONTES. Encyclop6die magonnique, contenant les faits histor. sur la Ma- connerie et snr les Societ6s qui ont avec elle des rapports, etc. 4 vols. 12mo. Paris, 1819-25 REGHELLINI, (F. M.) Esprit dn dogme de la Franche-Maconnerie ; recherches sur son origine et celle de ses differents rites, compris celui du carbonarisme. 8vo. Bruxdles, 1825 La Magonnerie consid6re comme le resnltatdes religions egyptienne, jnive et chrdtienne. 3 vols. 8vo Paris, 1833 BAZOT. Manuel du franc-macon, on Guide des officiers de loges. 7e 6d. 2 vols. 12mo. f.6. Paris, 1846 HAUFFMANN et CHERPIN. Histoire philosophique de la franc-macon nerie ; ses actes et ses tendances. 8vo, planches,/. 12 50 * Paris, ISAQ KRAUSE, (K. C. F.) Die drey altesten Kunstnrknnden der Freimaarer-Bruderschaft, in einera LehrfragestUck urvergeisteget. 2 vols. 8vo. . . . Dresden, 1820-21 FRESCO PAINTING.] 160 [fUENITURE. FRESCO PAINTING. TAYLOR, (W. B. S.) Manual of Fresco and Encaustic Painting ; con- taining ample Instructions for executing works of these descriptions : with an Historical Memoir of these Arts from the earliest periods. Post 8vo, 7s. ed London, 1843 GRUNER, (L.) Fresco Decorations and Stuccoes of the Churches and Palaces in Italy, during the Fifteenth and Sixteenth Centuries. Taken from the principal Works of the greatest Painters, never before engraved. With English Descriptions, by Louis Gruner. 45 plates, folio, plain and coloured. London, 1845 CENNINI, (C.) A Treatise on Painting, written by Cennino Cellini, in the Year 1437, — containing practical directions for Painting in Fresco, Secco, Oil, and Distemper, etc. Transl. by Mrs. Merrifield. 8vo, plates, 12s London, 1844 BARUFFALDI, (G.) Vita di Antonio Contri, Pittore e Rilevatore di Pittura dal Muro. 8vo Venice, 1834 CENNI. Sopra diverse Pitture staccate dal Muro et transportate su Tela, &c. 8vo Bologna, 1840 See Appendix to Report of Commission on the Fine Arts, 1842-43. Penny CycLO. Supplt. Vol. 1, etc. Haydon's Lectures on Painting and Design. FRIESIC LANGUAGE, &c. RASK, (E.) Friesische Sprachlehre. 12mo, 3s. . . Frieb., 1834 OUTZEN, (N.) Glossarium der Friesischen Sprache, herausg. von En- gelstoft und Molbeck. 4to Copenh., 1837 WIARDA, (T. D.) Alt-friesisches Worterbuch. 8vo. . Aurich, 1786 RICHTHOFEN, (K. v.) Friesische Rechtsquellen. 4to, 22s. Berlin, 1840 Alt-friesisches Worterbuch. 4to, 18s. . . . GCftt., 1840 FUNGL— (Edible.) BADHAM, (C. D.) A Treatise on the Esculent Funguses of England : containing an Account of their Classical History, Uses, Characters, De- velopement. Structure, Nutritions, Properties, Modes of Cooking and Pre- serving, &c. 8vo, illustrated, 21» London, 1847 ROQ,UES, (J.) Hist, des champignons comestibles et veneneux, on I'on expose lenrs ca- racteres distinctifs, lenrs propri6tes alimentaires et economiques, lenrs eiFets naisables et les moyens de s'en garantir ou d'y rem6dier ; 2e. 6dn., 8vo, et Atlas, de 24 pi. color. /.27. Paris, 1841 BROGNIART, (A.) Essai d'une classification naturelle des champignons ou Tableau methodique des genres rapportesjnsqu'k present a cette famille. 8vo, fig.,/.5. . Paris. FURNITURE. SHAW, (H.) Specimens of Ancient Furniture, drawn from existing Authorities, with descriptions by S. R. Meyrick, LL.D. 4to, 42s., partly coloured, 84s. ; coloured, $10. 10s London, 1836 WOOD, (H.) A Series of Designs for Furniture and Decoration in the Style of Louis XIV., Francis I , Elizabeth, and Gothic. Designed and drawn by H. Wood. 4to, 24 plates, plain, .£3. 3s. ; coloured — London, 1845 Designs for Chairs, &c., 25s " 1845 DESORMEAUX, (P.) Art du menuiser en ba,timents et en meubles, suive de I'art de l'6b^niste ; ouvrage contenant des ^l^ments de geometric ap- pliquee au trait du menuisier, du nombreaux modeles de I'escaliers, de notions forts ^tendues sur les bois, sur la mani^re de les color^r, de les polir, de les vemir et sur leur placage. 3« 6dn. 2 vols. 4to, 71 pl.,/.24. Paris. GAELIC LANGUAGE.] 161 [GALVANISM. FURmTURE,— (Continued.) ROBERT. Collection de meubles dans le dernier go(it, a la ^b^nistes et /li. ' i i tapissiers, formant un recueil de 68 plates, 4to,/.l2 ; color. /.24. Paris. JANSEN. Menuiserie en fauteuils, contenant une suite des modeles le plus nouveaux en ce genre. 4to, 48 pi. col.,/.30. . Paris, 1840 Ouvrage sur I'dbenisterie, contenant la collection des meubles les plus nouveaux. 4to, 38 pi. col.,/.30 Paris, 1840 La Petit Guide du fabricant de meubles. Suite de 107 pi. col. 3 vols. l8mo,/.24 Paris. RIBAULT. Recueil de decorations interieures, comprenant tout ce qui a rapport a, I'ameublement . . . et tout ce qui a rapport h I'orfevrerie. folio, 72 pi Paris, 1831-32 FEUCHERE, (L.) L'art industriel, suite de modules a I'usage des orfevres, tapissiers, eb6nistes, fabricants de bronze, de fonte, de fer, de porcelaine, de papiers peints, d'dtoffes ; des marbriers, et des sculptures omemanistes. folio, 75 pi./. 108 Paris, 1843-4 GAELIC LANGUAGE. Bibliography. REID, (J.) Bibliotheca Scoto-Celtica. An account of all the Books printed in the Gaelic Language. 8vo. Olasgow, 1833 FORBES, (J.) A Double Grammar of English and Gaelic, in which the Principles of both Languages are clearly explained ; containing the Gram- matical Terms, Definitions, and Rules ; with copious Exercises for Parsing and Correction. l2mo, As. .... Edinburgh, 1843 MUNRO, (J.) Practical Grammar of the Scottish Gaelic, in eight parts ; illustrated throughout with Notes and Observations, Critical, Philological, and Explanatory. 2d edit. 18mo, 4s. . . Edinburgh, 1843 KELLY, (J.) A practical Grammar of the ancient Gael. 4to. London, 1805 ARMSTRONG, (R. A.) Gaelic Dictionary, in Two Parts : I. Gaelic and English. II. English and Gaelic. 4to. . . . London, 1825 • GAELIC DICTIONARY, with English and Latin explanations. Pub- hshed by the Highland Society. 2 vols. 4to, 45s. . Edinb., 1828 MACFARLANE, (P.) New and Copious EngUsh and GaeUc Vocabulary, with the different parts of Speech. 8vo. . . Edinburgh, 1815 McALPINE, (N.) A Pronouncing Gaelic Dictionary, to which is prefixed a Concise but most Comprehensive GaeUc Grammar. 3d ed. 12mo, 9s. Edinb., 1847 English- Gaelic Dictionary ; being Part. II. of the above. 12mo, 5s. Edinb., 1847 GALLA LANGUAGE. TUTSCHEEK, (L.) Dictionary and Grammar of the Galla Language. 3 vols. 8vo, 12s. . . . . . . . Munich, 1845 KRAPF, (J. L.) EvangeUum Mathaei transl. in Linguam Gallarum. 12mo Ankobari (Shoa), 1841 Testamen. imbecillum translationis Evangelii Johannis in Linguam Gallarum : auxil. Berkio, viro ex stirpe Gallarum, quam Gelan vocant oriundo. 12mo Ankobar, 1839 GALVANISM.— (See Electricity.) 12 GARDENING.] 162 [GARDENING. GARDENING. I. GENERAL TREATISES, ENCYCLOPEDIAS, &c.— II. FLOWER-GARDENING.— III. FRUIT AND KITCHEN GARDENING.— IV. LANDSCAPE GARDENING. L GENERAL TREATISES, &c. LOUDON, (J. C.) An Encyclopaedia of Gardening ; Presenting, in one systematic view, the History and Present State of Gardening in all Coun- tries, and its Theory and Practice in Great Britain : with the Manage- ment of the Kitchen Garden, the Flower Garden, Laying-out Grounds, &c. A New Edition, enlarged and improved, 8vo, with nearly 1000 Engravings on Wood, 50s. London, n. d. An Encyclopaedia of Trees and Shrubs ; being the " Arboretum et Fruticetum Britanicum" abridged; containing the Hardy Trees and Shrubs of Great Britain, Native and Foreign, Scientifically and Popularly Described ; with their Propagation, Culture, and Uses in the Arts ; and with Engravings of nearly all the Species. Adapted for the use of Nur- serymen, Gardeners, and Foresters. 8vo, with 2000 Engravings on Wood, 50s London, 1842 The Original Work may be had in 8 vols. 8vo, with above 400 Octavo Plates of Trees, and upwards of 2500 Woodcuts, jeiO. DON, (G.) A General System of Gardening and Botany ; containing a complete enumeration and description of all Plants hitherto known, with their Mode of Culture. Founded upon Miller's Gardener's Dictionary, and arranged according to the Natural System. 4vols. 4to. iondl., 1831-37 JOHNSON, (G. W.) Dictionary of Modem Gardening. 12mo, 10s. 6d. (Reprinted Philad.) London, 1846 KOLLAR, (M.) A Treatise on the Insects injurious to the Gardener, For- ester, and Farmer, transl. fi-om the German, with 60 Engravings, by J. C. and M. Loudon, and Notes by J. O. Westwood. 12mo, 7s. London, 1840 n. FLOWER-GARDENING. LOUDON, (Mrs.) The Ladies' Companion to the Flower Garden : be- ing an Alphabetical Arrangement of all the Plants usually grown in Gar- dens and Shrubberies; with full Directions for their Culture. 2d ed. 12mo, %s. Qd. London, 1846 Gardening for Ladies ; and Companion to the Flower-Garden, edited by A. J. Downing, Esq., Author of a Treatise on Landscape Gardening, Cottage Residences, &c. 12mo, engravings, $1 50. New-York, 1845 The Ladies' Magazine of Gardening. Illustrated with 16 coloured plates of choice flowers, and 87 woodcuts. 8vo, 18s. London, 1842 The Amateur Gardener's Calendar : being a Monthly Guide as to what should be avoided, as well as what should be done, in a Garden in each Month : with Plain Rules how to do what is requisite ; Directions for Laying out and Planting Kitchen and Flower Gardens, Pleasure Grounds, and Shrubberies ; and a short Account, in each Month, of the Quadrupeds, Birds, and Insects, then most injurious to Gardens. l2mo, Is.&d London, 1847 The Ladies' Flower-Garden of Ornamental Annuals. In 48 beautifully coloured plates, containing upwards of 300 figures of the most showy and interesting Annual Flowers, with full Directions for their Culture. 1 vol. 4to, 42s. . . London, 1841 • The Ladies' Flower-Garden of Ornamental Bulbous Plants. In 58 coloured plates, containing above 300 coloured figures of the most desirable Bulbous Flowers, with De- scriptions and Directions for Cultivation. 1 vol. 4to, 52^. . . . London, 1841 The Ladies' Flower-Garden of Ornamental Perennials. 2 vols. 4to, col. plates, 88s. London, 1844 The Ladies' Flower-Garden of Greenhouse Plants. (Publishing.) GARDENING.] 163 [GARDENING. n. FLOWER-GARDENING.— ( Continued.) HENSHALL, (J.) Practical Treatise on the Cultivation of Orchidaceons PlanU : with Remarks on their Geographical Distribution, and a select Catalogue of the best kinds in Cultivation. 8vo, 14jy. London, 1845 RIVERS, (T.) The Rose Amateur's Guide ; containing ample descriptions of all the five leading Varieties of Roses, regularly classed in their respective famUies, their history and mode of culture. 3d edition. 12mo, Qs London, 1846 REDOUTE, (J. P.) Les Roses, decrites et classees d'apres leur ordre naturel, par C. A. Thory. 3e Edition. 3 vols. 8vo, 184 planches, color., /.120 Paris. WARD, (N. B.) On the Growth of Plants in closely glazed Cases. 8vo, 5*. Lond., 1841 m. FRUIT AND KITCHEN GARDENING. LINDLEY, (G.) A Guide to the Orchard and Kitchen Garden ; or, an Account of the most valuable Fruits and Vegetables cultivated in Great Britain ; with Kalendars of the Work required in the Orchard and Kitchen Garden during every month in the year. Edited by Prof Lindley. 8vo, 16« London, 1831 DOWNING, (A. J.) The Fruits and Fruit-Trees of America. Sixth edit., 12mo, $1 50 New- York, 1846 The Horticultural Magazine. ^3 00 per ann. HOVEY, (C. M.) The Fruits of America. Containing richly coloured Engravings, accompanied with the wood and foliage, of all the choicest Fruits in the United States, from Paintings from Nature by W. Sharp. roy. 8vo. Boston, 1847 LINDLEY, (J.) The Theory of Horticulture ; or, an Attempt to explain the principal Operations of Gardening upon Physiological Principles. 1 vol. 8vo, 12«. (Reprinted, New- York, W. & P.) London, 1840 LOUDON, (J. C.) The Suburban Horticulturist ; or, an Attempt to Teach the Science and Practice of the Culture and Management of the Kitchen, Fruit, and Forcing Garden, to those who had no previous knowledge or practice in these departments of Gardening. 1 vol. 8vo, 16s. London, 1842 The Suburban Gardener, and Villa Companion, etc. 8vo, 300 wood- cuts, 20s London, 1838 HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY. A Catalogue of the Fruits cultivated in the Garden of the Horticultural Society of London. 3d ed., 8vo, 5^. . . . London, \Q^ MEYER, (H. L.) Coloured Illustrations of British Garden Fruit, with descriptive letter- press. 4to. Parts I.-IV., each 5s. &d London, 1844-5 LINDLEY, (J.) Pomologia Britannica, or figures and description of the most important varieties of Fruit cultivated in Great Britain. 3 vols. 8vo. . . . London, 18il GRAPE-VINE. HO ARE, (C.) A Practical Treatise on the Cultivation of the Grape Vine on Open Walls. 3d edit., 12mo, 7*. 6 Diseases of the Encephalon, etc. Transl. 8vo. . . " 1843 BURROWS, (G.) On Disorders of the Cerebral Circulation, and on the connexion between Affections of the Brain and Diseases of the Heart. 8vo, plates, 10s. &d. London, 1846 GUTHRIE, (G. J.) On Injuries of the Head affecting the Brain. 4to, 6s. 1842 PINEL, (S.) Trait6 de pathologie cer6brale, on Des Maladies du Cerveau. 8vo, /.7. DURAND-FARDEL, (M.) Traits du ramollissement du Cerveau. 8vo. Paris, 1843 BREAST. COO] 63s COOPER. Illustrations of Diseases of the Breast. 4to. COOPER, (Sir A. P.) On the Anatomy of the Breast. 4to, with 27 plates, several col'd, 63s. London, IMQ MEDICINE.] 225 [medicine. BREAST.— ( Continued.) TUSON, (E. W.) The Stiucjnre and Functions of the Female Breast, as they relate to its Health, Derangement, and Disease. 8vo, 10s. Qd. .... London, 1846 VELPEAU, (A. L. M.) A Treatise on Diseases of the Breast. Transl. by J. Parkman. 8vo Philad., 1841 CALCULUS. bird, (G.) Urinary Deposits : their Diagnosis, Pathology, and Therapeatical Indications. 2d ed. post 8vo, Ss. 6d London, 1846 JONES, (H. B.) On Gravel, Calcnlas, and Gout; chiefly an Application of Professor Liebig's Physiology to the Prevention and Cure of those Diseases. 8vo, 65. Land., 1842 SCHARLING, (E. A.) On the Chemical Discrimination of Vesical Calculi. Translated from the Latin, with an Appendix, by S. E. Hoskins, M. D. Post 8vo, 24 col'd plates, Is.M London, 1842 CROSSE, (J.) On the Formation, Constituents, and Extraction of the Urinary Calculus. 4to, plates, 425. plain ; 52s. 6^. col London, 1835 CANCER. WALSHE, (W. H.) The Anatomy, Physiology, Pathology, and Treatment of Cancer : with Additions by J. M. Warren, M. D. 12mo Boston, 1844 MULLER, (J.) On the Nature and Structural Characteristics of Cancer, and of those Morbid Growths which may be confounded with it. Translated from the German, with Notes, by Charles West. Part 1, 8vo, plates and woodcuts, 7s. Qd. . London, 1840 CANQ,UOIN. Expose complet de sa m6thode du Traitement du Cancer. 8vo, /.6. Paris, 1838 CHEST, (Diseases of, &c.) WILLIAMS, (C. J. B.) Pathology and Diagnosis of Diseases of the Chest. 4th ed. ^\o, plates, &c., 10s. 6d London, 1840 A Practical Treatise on Diseases of the Chest. 8vo " 1847 ANDRAL, (G.) On Diseases of the Chest. Translated from the French. 8vo. PhUad., 1843 GERHARD, (W. W.) Lectures on the Diagnosis, Pathology, and Treatment of the Dis- eases of the Chest, new ed. 8vo. Philad., 1842 STOKES, (W.) A Treatise on the Diagnosis and Treatment of the Diseases of the Chest. 8vo Philad, 1844 LAENNEC. Treatise on Diseases of the Chest. Translated by Dr. Forbes. 4th ed. 8vo, 18s London, 1834 CfflLDREN, (Diseases of, &c.) UNDERWOOD, (Dr.) Treatise on the Diseases of Children, with Directions for the Management of Infants. 10th ed. with additions, by Henry Davies, M. D. 8vo, 15s. London, 1846 MAUNSELL & EV ANSON. Practical Treatise on the Management and Diseases of Children. 4th ed. revised, 8vo, 12s. 6d London, 1842 HOOD, (P.) On the Diseases most fatal to Children. 8vo, 6s. . . " 1845 COLEY. A Practical Treatise on the Diseases of Children. 8vo, 14s. " 1846 BILLARD, (C. M.) A Treatise on the Diseases of Children, Translated by J. Stewart, M. D. 2ded. 8vo Jfew- York, 18i5 CONDIE, (D. F.) A Practical Treatise on the Diseases of ChUdren. 8vo. Philad., 1843 EBERLE, (J.) On the Diseases and Physical Education of Children. 3d edn. 8vo. Philad., 1844 Management of. CHAVASSE, (P. H.) Advice to Mothers in the Management of their Offspring. 18mo. JVcw-York, D. A. & Co., 1844 BULL, (T.) The Maternal Management of Children, in Health and Disease. 2d ed. re- vised and enlarged. 7s London, 1845 COMBE, (A.) On the Physiological and Moral Management of Infancy. Edited by J. Bell, M. D. 12mo, 4th edn. Boston, 1845 CHOLERA. HAWKINS, ( ) History of the Epidemic Spasmodic Cholera of Russia. 8vo, 7s. 6d. London, 1931 KENNEDY, (R. H.) Notes on the Epidemic Cholera. 2d ed. 8vo, 7*. 6d. " 1846 16 MEDICINE.] 226 [medicine. CHOLERA— ( Continued.) NELSON, (R. M. D.) Sketch of the History and Progress of the present Cholera Epidemic as it occurred in Montreal. 8vo. ..'..... Montreal, 1832 PAINE, (M.) Letters on the Cholera Asphyxia, as it has appeared in the City of New- York. 8vo JVew- York, 1832 CLIMATE. FORRY, (S.) The Climate of the United States and its Endemic Influences. 8vo. Mew- York, 1841 CLARK, (J.) The Sanative Influence of Climate. 12mo, 4th edn. lO*. 6d. London, 1841, Philadelphia, 1843 ARMSTRONG, (R.) The Influence of Climate, and other Agents, on the Human Con- stitution, with reference to the Causes and Prevention of Disease among Seamen ; with Observations on Fever in general, and an Account of the Epidemic Fever of Jamaica. 8vo, 8s. . London, 1843 FOISSAC. De I'influence des Climats sur I'homme. 8vo, /.6. . . Paris, 1837 SIGAUD. Du Climatet des Maladies tfu Bresil, ou Statisque medicale decet empire. 8vo, /.9. . . . Paris. BOUDIN. Essai de geographe medicale, ou Etude sur les lois qui president k la distribution geographique des maladies, etc. 8vo, /.3. Paris, 1843 CLINICAL MEDICINE. LATHAM, (P.) Lectures on Subjects connected with Clinical Medicine. 12mo, 6s. 6d. London, 1836 ANDRAL, (G.) Clinique Medicale. Translated by Dr. Spillan. 8vo,255. " 1836 GRAVES, (J.) A New System of Clinical Medicine. 8vo, 18s. • . " 1843 ORMEROD, (W. P.) Clinical Collections and Observations in Surgery, made during an attendance on the Surgical Practice of St. Bartholomew's Hospital. 8vo, 10s. 6d, London, 1846 CONSTIPATION. BURNE, (J.) On Habitual Constipation. 8vo, 7s. 6d. . . . " 1840 CONSUMPTION. CLARKE, (J.) A Treatise on Pulmonary Consumption : comprehending an Enquiry into the Nature, Causes, Prevention and Treatment of Tuberculous and Scrofulous Diseases in general. 8vo, 12s. ■ London, 1835 (Reprinted, Philad., L. & B.) CAMPBELL, (J.) On Tuberculous Consumption. 8vo, plates, 15s. . *' 1841 DEFORMITIES. TAMPLIN, (R. W.) Lectures on the Nature and Treatment of Deformities. 12mo, woodcuts, 7s, 6d. London, 1846 BEALE, (L.) A Treatise on the Distortions and Deformities of the Human Body ; exhib- iting a Concise View of the Nature and Treatment of the principal Malformations and Distortions of the Chest, Spine, and Limbs. With Plates. 2d ed., 8vo, 12s. London, 1833 AMESBURY, (J.) On the Nature and Treatment of Deformities of the Spine, Chest, and Limbs. 4to, plates, 31s. 6d London, 1840 DENTISTRY.— (See Teeth.) Bibliography.— See Rogers' Dictionnaire, infra. GODDARD, (P. B.) The Anatomy, Physiology, and Diseases of the Teeth and Gums, with the most approved methods of Treatment, including operations, and of making and setting artificial teeth. 4to, plates. Philad., 1844 ROBINSON, (J.) The Surgical, Mechanical, and Medical Treatment of the Teeth ; in- cluding Dental Mechanics. 8vo, 139 engravings, 10s. . . . London, 1846 MAURY, (F.) Treatise on the Dental Art. Transl. by J. B. Savier. Bvo, 305 illust. PhUad., 1843 HARRIS, (C. A.) The Principles and Practice of Dental Surgery. 8vo, 69 engr. PhUad., 1845 De LOUDE. Surgical, Operative, and Mechanical Dentistry. The Substance of a Series of Lectures delivered by L. Charles de Loude. 4 Plates. Intended as a Guide to young Practitioners in the Dental Profession, Medical Students, and the Public in general, etc., 8vo, 12s. 6d. London, 1840 MEDICINE.] 227 [medicine. DENTISTRY— ( Continued.) ROGERS, (W.) L'Encyclopedie du Dentiste, au Repertoire general de tontes les connais- sances m^dico-chinirgicales »ar ianatomie et la patho'ogie des dents, etc. ; {)rec6de de I'Histoire da dentiste chez les anciens. 8vo, .7 50 Paris, 1845 Dictionnaire des Sciences dentaires, suivi d'nn Dictionnaire de Bibliographie dentaire. 12mo, /.5 Paris, 1846 Manael d'hygiene dentaire. 12mo, /.3. " 1846 DIAGNOSIS. HALL, '^M.; The Principles of Diagnosis. 2d edn., by Dr. Sweet. Bvo. JVeio-Fori, D. A. &Co. SCHILL. Outlines of Pathological Semeiology. Transl. by Dr. Spiilan. 12mo. London, 1839 RIDGE, (B.) Glossology ; or, the Additional Means of Diagnosis of Diseases to be derived -- from Indications and Appearances of the Tongue. 8vo, 6 plates, 4*. 6d. London, 1844 DICTIONARIES. COPLAND, (J."* Dictionary of Practical Medicine ; A Library of Pathology, and a Digest of Medical Literature : comprising — General Pathology ; a Classification of Diseases ac- cording to Pathological Principles ; a Bibliography, with References ; an Appendix of Formulae ; a Pathological Classification of Diseases, &c. 8vo. . . London, v. y. Vols 1 and 2, 305. each. Parts 1 to 11. Abdomen to Pleura, (Diseases of). The Preface, with a Pathological Classification of Diseases, &c., forming a Key to the Systematic Study of Practical Medicine, as well as an arranged Table of the Contents of the Work, will accompany the last Part. An Index of the Individual Topics comprised under the various Chapteis and Sections of each article will also be given in the last Part. DICTIOJ^.N'^^IRE de Medicine, ou Repertoire sendra! des sciences mddicales considerees sous les rapports theorique et pratique : par MM. 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Documentary Annals of the Reformed Church of England ; being a Collection of Injunctions, Declarations, Orders, Articles of Inquiry, &c., from the year ' 1546 to the year 1716 ; with Notes, Historical and Explanatory. 2 vols. 8vo, 17s. Oxford, 1839 FULLER, (T.) Church History of Britain. 3 vols. 8vo, 24s. . . London, 1837 HART, (R.) Ecclesiastical Records of England, Ireland, and Scotland, from the 15th Century till the Reformation ; being an Epitome of British Councils, the Legatine and Provincial Constitutions, and other Memorials of the Olden Time, with Prolegomena and Notes. 2d edn., much enlarged. 8vo, 12s Cambridge, 1846 SHORT, (Bp.) History of the Church of England ; embracing Copious Histories of the Thirty-nine Articles, &c. 4th edn. 8vo, 16s London. CARWITHEN, (J. B. S.) History of the Church of England. 3 vols. 8vo, 36s. London, 1829-33 SMITH, (G.) 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Vol. 1, 15s London, 1843 SOUTHEY, (R.) The Book of the Church. Bvo, 12s •• 1841 3. Scotland. STEPHEN, (T.) History of the Church of Scotland, from the Reformation to the Present Time. 4 vols. Bvo, portraits, 52s London, 1844 COOK, (G.) History of the Church of Scotland. 3 vols. Bvo, 36s. . . London. History of the Reformation in Scotland. 3 vols. Bvo, 36s. ..." LAWSON, (J. P.) The Episcopal Church of Scotland, from the Reformation to the Revo- lution. Bvo, 15s London, 1844 DRUMMOND, (D. T. K.) Historical Sketch of Episcopacy in Scotland, from 1688 to the present time ; with Appendix. 12mo, 3s. 6d. .... Edinburgh, 1845 4. Ireland. BRENAN, (Rev. M. J.) An Ecclesiastical History of Ireland, from the introduction of Christianity into that Country to the Year 1829. 2 vols. Bvo. . . Dublin, 1840 CAREW, (Rev. P. J.) An Ecclesiastical History of Ireland, from the introduction of Christianity into that Country to the commencement of the Xlllth century. 8vo. Dublin, 1835 LANIGAN, (Rev. Jno.) An Ecclesiastical History of Ireland, from the first introduction of Christianity among the Irish, to the beginning of the Xlllth century. 4 vols. Bvo. Dublin, 1829 THEOLOGY.] 335 [THEOLOGY. HISTORY, Ecclesiastical. — ( Continued.) 6. Connections. SHUCKFORD, (S.) Connection of Sacred and Profane History. 2 vols. 8vo, 305. London, 1819 PRIDEAUX, (H.) Connection of the History of the Old and New TestamenU. 2 vols. 8vo, 205 London, 1838 RUSSELL, (M.) Connection of Sacred and Profane History. 3 vols. 8vo, 42s. London, 1827 HOSEA. HORSLEY, (S.) Hosea ; transl. from the Hebrew, with Notes, Explanatory and Critical. 2d edn. 4to London, 1804 STUCK, (J. C.) Hoseas Propheta. 8vo Lipsia, 1828 HUGUENOTS. BROWNING, (W. S.) History of the Huguenots, from 1598 to 1838. 8vo, 6*. London, 1842 THE PROTESTANT REFORMATION in France ; or, the History of the Huguenots. 2 vols. 8vo, with Portraits from Original Paintings, &c., 30*. . . London, 1847 HYMNS. CHANDLER, (J.) 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Edinb., 1843 See Klauskn, Hermeneutik des Neuen Test. 1841. Wilke, Die Hermeneutik des Neuen Testamen. Systemat. dargestellt. 1843. Schleiermacher Hermeneutik und Kritik mit besonder Bezeihung auf das Neuen Test, herans. von Liicke, 1838. INTRODUCTIONS. I. General. HORNE, (T. H.) An Introduction to the Critical Study and Knowledge of the Holy Scriptures, by T. H. Home. 9th edition, corrected and enlarged. 5 vols. 8vo, maps and fac-similes. 635 London, 1846 A Compendious Introduction to the Study of the Bible. 6th edn. 12mo, 95. London, 1839 BICKERSTETH, (E.) A Scripture Help, designed to assist in reading the Bible Profitably. 8vo, and 12mo. . . . . . . London. CARPENTER, (W.) Biblical Companion, or Introduction to the Reading and Study of the Holy Scriptures, imp. 8vo, I85 London, 1836 COLLYER, (D.) Sacred Interpreter: or a Practical Introduction towards a beneficial reading and thorough understanding of the Holy Bible. 12th edn. 8vo, maps, IO5. 6«f. Oxford, 1831 See Janssen's Hermeneut Sacr. Stow's Introdnct. n. Old Test. DbWETTE, (W. M. L.) a Critical and Historical Introduction to the Canonical Scrip- tures of the Old Testament. Transl. from the German, and enlarged by Theo. Parker. 2 vols. 8vo Boston, 1843 THEOLOGY.] 336 [THEOLOGY. INTRODQCTIONS.— ( Continued.) JAHN, (J.) Intro, to the O. T. Translated from the Latin and German Works of Jann, by Saml. Turner, D.D., and the Rev. W. R. Whittingham. 8vo. . JVewJ-ForA, 1827 EICHORN, (J. G.) Einleitung ins Alte Testament. 4 vols. Bvo. . Leipzig, 1823-24 H'AVERNICK, (H. a. C.) Handb. der Histor, Krit. Einleitung in das Alte Testament. Vol. I, 8vo Erlangen, 1837 m. New Test. HUG, (J. L.) An Introduction to the Writings of the New Testament. Transl. by D. Fosdick, Jr., with Notes by Prof. Stuart. 8vo Jindover, \9>'31 MICHAELIS, (J. D.) An Introduction to the New Testament. Translated by H. Marsh. 4 vols. 8vo Camb., 1818 See Gray & Percy's Key. Steigkr's Intro, G6nerale aux Livres du Nouveaux Test. Bvo. Geneve et Paris, 1837. ISAIAH. LOWTH, (R.) Isaiah, a new Translation, with Notes, Stc. 11th edn. 8vo, 6s. London, 1835 HENDERSON, (E.) The Book of the Prophet Isaiah. Transl. with a Commentary, etc, 8vo London, 1840 BARNES, (A.) Notes ; Critical, Explanatory, and Practical, on the Book of the Prophet Isaiah. 2 vols. 12mo JVewj-ForA, 1847 JENOUR, (A.) The Book of the Prophet Isaiah, translated from the Hebrew ; with Criti- cal and Explanatory Notes, and Practical Remarks ; to which is prefixed, a Preliminary Dissertation on the Nature and Use of Prophecy. 2 vols. 8vo, 24s. . London., 1840 JONES, (J.) Isaiah, translated from the Hebrew Text of Van der Hooght. 12mo, 5s. Oxford, 1830 GESENIUS, (W.) Der Prophet Jesaia Ubers. u. mit einen vollstand. philolog. Krit. u. Histor. Commentar begleitet. 3 vols. 8vo, 32s. .... Leipzig, 1821-29 HENDEWERK, (C. L.) des Propheten Jesaja Weissagungen iibersetz. n. erkliirt. 2 vols. 8vo, 203 Konigs., 1838-44 HITZIG, (F.) der Prophet Jesaja iibersetz. u. ausgelegt. 8vo. 15s. . Heidelb., 1833 See Umbreit's Commentar. Alexander's Isaiah. 2 vols. JAMES. MANTON, (T.) Commentary, with Notes, on the Epistle of James. 8vo, 5s. London. SUMNER, (Bp.) Exposition of St. James, Peter, &c. 8vo, 9s. , London, 1840 JEREMIAH. BLAYNEY, (B.) Jeremiah and Lamentations : a New Translation, with Notes, Critical, Philological, and Explanatory. 8vo London, 1836 See Umbreit's Commentar, Vol. 2. JERUSALEM, (See Palestine.) WILLIAMS, (G.) The Holy City ; or, Historical and Topographical Notices of Jerusa- lem : with some Account of its Antiquities and its present Condition. With numerous Illustrations, from Sketches by the Rev. W. F. Witts. 8vo, 18s. . London, 1845 BARTLETT. Walks about the City and Environs of Jerusalem. 8vo, plates and wood- cuts, 10s. 6d. London, 1844 THE HISTORY of the Temple of Jerusalem. 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Biblical Researches in Palestine, Mount Sinai, and Arabia Petra, etc. 3 vols. 8vo Boston, 1841 ROBERTS, (D.) Views in Palestine, and in Egypt, Arabia and Syria ; with Historical and Descriptive Notices by Rev. Geo. Croly. folio London. KITTO, (J.) Palestine : in two Parts, containing the Bible Hutory of the Holy Land, the Physical History of the Holy Land. 2 vols. 8vo, 525. . . London, 183&-41 RUSSELL, (M.) Palestine, or the Holy Land, from the Earliett Period to the Present Time. 12mo, maps, &c.. 3». 6J Edinb., 1846 (Edinburgh Cabinet Library.) WILSON, (J.) The Lands of the Bible Visited and Described in an extensive Journey undertaken with special reference to the promotion of Biblical Research. 2 vols. 8vo, maps, plates, &c., 36* Edinb., 1847 See Chateaubriand's Itineraire. Travels of Dr. Richardson, Clarke, Buck- ingham, Bitrckhardt, JowETT, Irbt, Manoles, Carne, De Lamartine, and others. L'Univers Pittoresque. Conder's Modem Traveller. PARABLES. TRENCH, (R. C.) Notes on the Parables. 8vo. . JV«ff-r«w*, D. A. & Co., 1847 GRESWELL, (E.) Exposition of the Parables. 5 vols. 8vo, 72«. . . London. See Braooe's Works. Grotius' Works, etc. THEOLOGY.] 344 [THEOLOGY. PARKER SOCIETY, Publications of. 8vo London, 1841-46 1. The Works of Bp. Ridley. 184L 2. The Sermons, &c., of Abp. Sandys. 184L 3. The Works of Bp. PiJkington. 1841. 4. The Works of Roger Hutchinson. 1841. 5. The Examinations and Writings of Archdeacon Philpot. 1842. 6. Christian Prayers and Meditations. 1842. 7. Letters of Bp. Jewell, and others, translated from the Originals in the Archives of Zurich. 1st Series. 1842. (See No. 18.) 8. The Writings of Abp. Grindal. 1842. 9. Early Writings of the Rev. T. Becon. 1842. (See Nos. 13 and 17.) 11. Eariy Writings of Bp. Hooper. 1843. 12. Abp. Cranmer on the Lord's Supper. 1843. 13. Becon's Catechism, and other Pieces. 1843. 14. The Liturgies, Primer, and Catechism of the Reign of Edward VI. 1844. 15. Writings of Bp. Coverdale. 1844. 16. 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" The Cathedral, a Poem. 12mo, 7s. Qd ♦' Thoughts in Past Years. 32mo, 3s. 6d " Sacred Verses, with Pictures. 4to. London, 1845 CHURCH POETRY. 2 vols. 18mo, 8s Burns, " 1842-€ LYRA APOSTOLICA. 18mo, 75c JVew-Fori, D. A. & Co. SACRED POETRY of the 17th Century. 2 vols. 12mo, 9s. ... London. (Sacred Classics.) POLYGLOTTS. WALTON, (W.) Biblia Sacra Polyglotta, etc. 6 vols, folio. . . London, 1657 WRANGHAM, (F.) Br. Waltoni in Biblia Polyglotta Prolegomena specialia, recognovit Dathianisque et Variorum Notis suas immiscuit. 2 vols. 8vo, 28s. . Camb., 1827 REINECCIO, (M. C.) Biblia Sacra auadrilinguia V. T., etc. 3 vols, folio. Lips., 1750 LEE, (S.) Biblia Sacra Polyglotta, etc. 4to, £5. 5s London, 1831 NOVI TESTAMENTI Biblio Triglotta. 4to, 21s " 1828 TRIGLOTT EVANGELISTS, Interiinear, consisting of the original Greek from the Text of Griesbach ; the Latin taken from Montanus, Beza, and the Vulgate, and the English of the Authorized Version, accommodated to the Greek Idiom, with Grammatical and Historical Notes. 8vo, 28s., or with a Grammar of the N. T., 31s. Gd. London, 1834 BAGSTER'S POLYGLOTT. The English Version of the Polyglott Bible, containing the Old and New Testaments, with a copious and original selection of References to par- allel and illustrative passages, exhibited in a manner hitherto unattempted, etc. 12mo. London. Printed to interieave with the Editions in Hebrew, Greek, Latin, French, German, Italian, Spanish, and Portuguese. THEOLOGY.] 345 [THEOLOGY. POLYGLOTTS.— ( Continued.) BIBLIA SACRA Polyglotta Bagsteriana, containing Eight various Bibles at one view : viz. 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The Sacred Calendar of Prophecy : or, a Dissertation on the Prophecies which treat of the grand period of Seven Times, and especially of its second moiety of the latter Three Times and a Half. 2d edn. 3 vols. 12mo, 24s. . London, 1844 Eight Dissertations on certain connected Prophetical Passages of Holy Scripture, bear- ing more or less upon the Promise of a Mighty DeUverer. 2 vols. 8vo, 21s. London, 1845 NOLAN, (F.) The Chronological Prophecies ; as constituting a connected System in which the principal events of the Divine Dispensations are determined by the precise Reve- lation of their Dates. 8vo, ]5s London, 1837 HENGSTENBERG, (E. W.) The Christology of the Old Testament, and Commentary on the Messianic Predictions of the Prophets. Abridged from the Translation of Dr. Reuel Keith, by T. K. Arnold. 8vo, 18s London, 1847 HURD, (Bp.) Study of the Prophecies. 12mo, 4s " NEWTON, (Bp.) Dissertation on the Prophecies. 8vo, 7s. 6d. . . Ozon., 1840 PROPHETS. STEPHENSON, (J. A.) The Christology of the Old and New Testaments : an Historical Development of the Predicted occurrences of Holy Scripture. 2 vols. 8vo, 21s. London, 1839 HENGSTENBERG, (E. W.) Christologie des Alten TesUmenU and Commentar Uber die Messianischen Weissagnngen der Propheten. 3 vols. 8vo. . Berlin, 1829-35 The same, transl. by R. Keith, D. D. ... Jilexandria, D. C, 1836-39 UMBREIT, (F. W. C.) Commentar Uber die Propheten des alten Bundes mit exeget. u. kritisch. Anmerkangen. 4 vols. 8vo, 27«. Hamb., 1842-45 PROPHETS, Minor. HENDERSON, (E.) The Books of the Twelve Minor Prophets, transl. from the original Hebrew, with a Commentary, &c. 8vo London, 1845 See AcKKRMAN, Prophetae Minores. 8vo. Vienna, 1830. Bp. Nbwcome's Im- proved Version. 8vo. 1809. Pick's Literal Translation. 8vo. 1835. BcR- leb's Explanatory Version. 12mo. THEOLOGY.] 346 [THEOLOGY. PROVERBS. NICHOLLS, (B, E.) The Book of Proverbs explained and Illustrated. 12mo. London, 1842 FRENCH AND SKINNER. A New Translation of the Proverbs of Solomon, from the original Hebrew, with Explanatory Notes. 8vo Camb., 1831 HOLDEN, (G.) An Attempt towards an Improved Translation of the Proverbs of Solo- mon, with Notes, &c. 8vo. London, 1819 ROSENMUELLER, (E. F. C.) Scholia in Solomonis quae perhibentnr Scripta. 2 vols. 8vo LipsicB, 1829-30 PSALMS. MANTON, (T.) Sermons on the 119th Psalm. 3 vols. 8vo, 205. . London, 1845 HENGSTENBERG. (E. W.) Commentary on the Psalms. Transl, by the Rev. P. Fair- burn and the Rev. J. Thomson. 2 vols. 8vo, 25s. 6d. . . . Edinb., 1845-46 (Biblical Cabinet.) JEBB, (J.) A Literal Translation of the Book of Psalms : intended to illustrate their Poe- tical and Moral Structure. To which are added. Dissertations on the Word " Selah," and on the Authorship, Order, Titles, and Poetical Features of the Psalms. 2 vols. 8vo, 21*. London, 1846 GOOD, (J. M.) An Historical Outline of the Book of Psalms, edited by J. M. Neale. 8vo. London, 1842 HORNE, (G.) 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