Amort-Ancharanus.

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262 Amort, Theologia Ecclectica, Moralis et Scholastica. Aug. Vind. 1752. 4 vols. in 2, folio, calf, neat, 17. 155.

263 264

Idem. Bononiæ, 1753. 4 vols. folio, calf, neat, 27. 55. de origine, progressu, valore, ac fructu Indulgentiarum. Aug. Vind. 1735. Folio, basil, neat, or hogskin, 17. 5s.

265 lum, 5s. 6d. 266

Idem (Supplementum ad). Ibid. 1736. Folio, vel

de Indulgentiis in genere et in specie, præsertim de Jubilæo, cum Declarationibus Benedicti XIV. Ibid. 1751. Sm. 8vo, basil, neat, 5s.

267

Controversiæ novæ morales. De Obligatione Sexagenariorum et Operariorum ad legem Jejunii; de Usuraria pravitate, etc. Ibid. 1739. Sm. 8vo, vellum, neat, 5s.

'Un homme sage, modeste et profondement savant.'-Feller.

268 de Revelationibus et Apparitionibus Privatis Regulæ tutæ ; et Controversia de Revelationibus [Mariæ de] Agredanis explicata, cum Epicrisi ad ineptas earum Revelationum Vindicias, editas a D. G. Matheo et a L. Mayr. Ibid. 1744-49. 4 vols. 4to, vellum, neat, 17. 8s.

269

Hallucinationes Virgilii Sedlmayr circa Mandatum primum et maximum ad solem expense. Ibid. 1749. Sm. 8vo, boards, 4s.

270 Amos (Andr.), Observations on the Statutes of the Reformation Parliament, in the reign of K. Henry VIII. 1859. 8vo, cloth, 6s.

271 Amour (Gorin de S.), Journal de ce qui s'est fait à Rome dans l'affaire de cinq propositions. Imprimé par les soins du Sieur de St. Amour, 1662. Folio, calf, neat, 16s.

'Cet ouvrage curieux fut condamné à être brûlé par le main du bourreau.'—Peignot.

272 Amphilochius [A.D. 370, METHODIUS [842], et ANDREAS CRETENSIS [638], Opera omnia, quæ reperiri potuerunt, Gr. et Lat. magnam partem eruta, recognita, notisque illustrata, opera et studio F. Combefis. Parisiis, 1644. Folio, LARGE PAPER, calf, neat, 27. 5s.

273 Amyraldus (Mos.), de Secessione ab Eccles. Rom. deque ratione pacis inter Evangelicos constituendæ Disp. Salmurii, 1647. Sm. 8vo, vellum, 4s.

274

in Orationem Dominicam. Ibid. 1662. Sm. 8vo, calf, 25. 275 Anastasius Bibliothecarius, A.D. 665, Collectanea. Nunc primum edita J. Sirmondo. Paris. 1620. Sm. 8vo, old calf, neat, 5s.

276 Ancharanus (Petr. Jo.), Quæstiones Aureæ tam vet. quam recent., tum Pontificii, tum Cæsarei Juris Doctorum: acces. GUIL. ONCIACI Quæstiones Academicæ. Francof. 1581. Folio, limp vellum, 12s.

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277 Ancient and Modern Universal History, from the earliest accounts to the present time: compiled from original authors. Illustrated with Charts, Maps, Notes, &c. Best edition. 1779-84. 60 vols. 8vo, calf, the maps, &c. of Ancient part with the text, those of the Modern in folio, half bound, 4/. 14s. 6d.

Among the variety of books that have contributed their quotas to the composition of this history, the foremost in size and rank is the Ancient and Modern Universal History, a library in itself and an honour to the British press, containing in its numerous volumes a mass of erudition and information.'-Hale's Chronology.

278 Ancren Riwle; a Treatise on the Rules and Duties of Monastic Life. Edited and translated from a semi-Saxon MS. of the Thirteenth Century, with Glossarial Index, by J. Morton. Camden Soc. 1853. 4to (pp. 479), cloth, 8s. 6d.

279 [Ancillon (Charles)], Reflexions Politiques par lesquelles on fait voir que la Persecution des Reformez est contre les veritables interêts de la France. Cologne, 1686. 12mo, calf, gilt edges, very neat, 7s. 6d.

280

(F.), Melanges, et Nouveaux Melanges, de Littérature et de Philosophie. Paris, 1809-17.-Uber Glauben in der Philosophie: ein Ersuch von Ancillon. Berlin, 1824.-Glauben und Wissen, Speculation und exacte Wissenschaft von H. ULRICI. Leipzig, 1858. The late Dean Mansell's copy, with his MS. notes on the fly-leaves of the German volume. 6 vols. in 5, 8vo, half bound morocco, cloth sides, Il.

Dugald Stewart describes Ancillon as one of the most distinguished members of the Berlin Academy,' whose judgment on this contrast between German and French schools he cites with approval in his Dissertation on the History of Metaphysical Science.

281 Anderson (Anth.), the Shield of our Safetie: set foorth upon Symeons sight, in hys Nunc dimittis. Impr. by H. Jackson, 1581. 4to, paper boards, 15s.

282 Scotus (Alex.), ad Angularium Sectionum Analyticen Theoremata, a Fr. Vieta primum excogitata, jam tandem demonstrationibus confirmata. Paris, 1615.- BENED. CASTELLI, Demonstrazioni della Misura dell' Acque Correnti. Roma, 1628.-J. BALLUS, Demonstratio de Metu Corporum naturali. Patav. 1635. 3 vols. in 1, 4to, vellum, neat, 18s.,

All the productions of Alexander Anderson 'are replete with the finest specimens of pure geometrical exercises that have ever been produced by any author, ancient or modern.'Chambers' Scottish Biographies.

283 (Chr.), on the Diffusion of the Sacred Scriptures, particularly in the Celtic or Iberian Dialects. Edinburgh, 1819. 8vo, sewed, 3s.

284 Historical Sketches of the Native Irish and their Descendants, illustrative of their Past and Present State with regard to Literature, Education and Oral Instruction. Second edition. Ibid. 1830. 12mo, boards, 5s.

285

Annals of the English Bible, with Index. Best edition. W. Pickering, 1845. 2 vols. 8vo, port. and fac-similes, new in calf half extra, marbled edges, 17. 155.

Anderson-Andreas.

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286 Anderson (Chr.), the same (as 285). New and revised edition. 1862. 8vo, cloth, 125.; half bound morocco, gilt top, 145.

287 the Domestic Constitution, or the Family Circle, the Source and Test of National Stability. Edinb. 1847. 12mo, cloth, 3s. 288 (H.), the Court Convert, or sincere Sorrow for Sin. (A Poem.) [Privately] printed for the Author. Sm. 8vo, basil, 5s.

For the names of the author's patrons a blank is left in dedication. In this copy it is filled up with that of Joseph Boyeck.

289 (J. Corbet), Chronicles of Croydon.—(1) Pre-historic and Roman Croydon, (2) Saxon Croydon, (3) Croydon Old Church : Parish Register: and the Whitgift Charity, (4) The Archiepiscopal Palace at Croydon. 1879. Royal 8vo, cloth, illustrated with numerous plates, and Maps of Lands and Tenements belonging to the Whitgift Charity, published for subscribers only, 27. 25.

290 (J. S. M.), History of the Church of England in the Colonies and Foreign Dependencies of the British Empire. Best edition. 1845-56. 3 vols. 8vo, cloth, 17. 45.

291

1837. 292

of Brighton (Robert), Discourses on the Beatitudes. Cr. 8vo, cloth, 4s.

(Practical Religion exemplified by Letters and Passages from the Life of the late Revd. Robt.), by the Honble. Mrs. Anderson. 1845. 12mo, calf, very neat, 5s.

293 Anderton (T.), History of the Iconoclasts, during the Reign of the Emperors Leo Isauricus, Constantin Copronimus, Leo the 4th, Constantin and Irene, Leo the Armenian, Michael Balbus, Theophilus, Michael III., and Theodora. Printed abroad, 1671. 8vo, vellum, 27. 12s. 6d.

On the title-page appears the following in MS., ' Benedictin Anglorum S. Edm. Paris.' and on the fly-leaf in MS., To Madam Mary Wiggmord of ye English Monastery of Bridndans att Antwerp.'

Not mentioned in Allibone.

294 Andre Avellin, des Clercs Reguliers Theatins, canonisé par N. S. P. Clement XI. (Abregé de la Vie de Saint). Paris, 1713. 12mo. calf, 25.

295 Andreas (Jac.), Ein Predig uber das Evangelium Mattheiam xxiv. 1577. 4to, boards, 2s. 6d.

296

Confutatio Disputationis Grynæi de Cœna Domini. Tubinge, 1584. 4to, vellum, neat, 5s. 6d.

297 Ord. Min., A.D. 1320 (Ant.), Cl. doct. subtilis [et dulcissimus] Jo. Scoti discipulus, Questiones super universalibus Porphyrii ac libris prædic. Piermenas Aristotelis. Omnibus sui discipuli Ant. Andr. Sex Principiorum connectuntur. Jo. ANGLICUS, A.D. 1390, Ord. Min., Comment. super Questionibus de Universalibus Jo. Scoti. Venet. per J. P. Davvome, 1483. In 1 vol. sm. folio, tall and clean, calf, very neat, 27. 12s. 6d.

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298 Andreas, Hispanus, Rom. Eccles. Penitentiarius (Episc.), Modus Confitendi. Sine nota [circa 1500]. Sm. 8vo, calf, neat, 7s. 6d.

299 Andrews (Bishop Lancelot), Demosthenis Orationum, Gr. Partes i. et ii. Basileæ, per Jo. Hervagium, 1543. In 1 vol. 8vo, vellum, neat, 27. 155.

This volume seems to have been that used by Andrewes when at Pembroke Coll., Cambridge, where he had been nominated by Dr. Watts, then archdeacon of Middlesex, at the first to his Greek scholarships just founded there. It has on the title the autograph of the bishop. 'Lancelot Andrews, Pembrook,' and in the same ink, 'Tho. Watts, Archidiaconus Middlesex.' On the margins of the text are frequent translations into Latin, evidently also by him. 300 neat, 9s.

Responsio ad Apologiam Bellarmini. 1610. 4to, calf,

301 Tortura Torti, sive ad M. Torti librum Responsio. 1609.-Opuscula quædam Posthuma. [Concio ad clerum pro gradu Doctoris; Concio ad Cler. in Synodo Prov. Cant.; Conciones Latinæ habitæ coram Regia Maj. 1606; de Usuris; de Decimis; Responsiones ad P. Molinai Epistolas; Speeches in the Star Chamber.] 1629. In 1 vol. 4to, calf, neat, 165.

302 neat, Il. 45.

303

xc. Sermons. 1632. Folio, no portrait, old calf,

Summarie View of the Government both of the Old and New Testament, whereby the Episcopal Government of Christ's Church is vindicated. Oxford, 1641. 4to, sewed, 3s. 6d.

304

a learned Discourse of Ceremonies retained and used in Christian Churches, written a little before his death at the request of an eminent person. 1653. 16mo, uncut, rarely seen in this state, 10s. 6d. ; port., calf, neat, 7s. 6d.

305

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Ten Commandments. 1675. Folio, calf, neat, 12s.

306

Private Devotions, translated by R. D[rake]. 1682. Manual of Directions for the Sick, by R. D. 1682. 2 vols. in 1. 18mo, port. and front. calf, neat, 7s. 6d.

308

Private Devotions, translated.

1867. 12m0, limp

(Memoirs of the Life and Works of Bishop Lancelot), by A. T. Russell. Cambridge, printed for the author, 1860. 8vo, cloth, 6s.

309

(Jo.), the Scripture doctrine of Grace in answer to Bp. Warburton. 1763. 8vo, fine copy, in tree-marbled calf, calf extra by Lewis, 10s. 6d.

310

311

Idem. 1769. 12mo, half bound, neat, 3s.

(S. P.), Discoveries in Chinese, or the Symbolism of the Primitive Characters of the Chinese System of Writing. New York, 1854. 12mo, cloth, 3s. 6d.

Androtius-Anglican.

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312 Androtius (J.), Opuscula Spiritualia. Duaci, 1615. 12m0, vellum, 2s. 6d.

313 Andruzzi Cyprio (Aloysio), Vetus Græcia de Sancta Romana sede præclare sentiens; sive Responsio ad Dositheum Patr. Hieros. Gr. et Lat. Venetiis, 1703. 4to, vellum, neat, 8s. 6d.

314 Consensus tum Græcorum tum Latinorum Patrum de Processione Spiritus Sancti ex Filio. Romæ, 1716. 4to, vellum, 10s. 6d. 315 Anecdota Bedæ, Lanfranci, et aliorum, edita J. A. Giles. 1851. 8vo, cloth, 6s.

316 Angeli (Christ.) Enchiridium de statu hodiernorum Græcorum, Gr. et Lat. cum annotationibus multa cura G. Fehlavii. Lipsiæ [1671]. 4to, vellum, neat, 9s.

Christopher Angelus was a native of Greece, and came to England to avoid the persecutions of the Turks; he studied for some time at Cambridge, and afterwards removed to Oxford, where he taught Greek at Baliol College. The above treatise is a full account of the state of doctrine in the Greek Church in the early part of the seventeenth century.

317 Angelo di Acri (Vita del Beato Missionario). Roma, 1825. 4to, Italian morocco, neat, 9s.

318 Angelorum (De) et Obsequio et Custodia: ac de Filiorum Correctione Notatu dignissima et utilissima. Anno 1498, id opusculi . . . mira arte impressum est. 4to, boards, 125.

The only similar work cited by Panzer is under the same date, and the colophon, as cited above, is similar, but is continued, 'Auguste per Joannes Froschauer.' The title also varies thus, Tractatus de Angelorum obsequio et correctione.'

319 Angelus DE CLAVASSIO [A.D. 1480], Summa angelica de Casibus Conscientiæ. Clavassii, Jac. de Suigo, 1486. 4to, large and clean copy, half bound vellum, 17. 4s.

Clavisium, Chivas, or Chivazzo, a fortified town of Piedmont. The Summa Angelica of Angelus de Clavassio was printed here in 1486, and is the only specimen of early printing known from this place.'-Cotton's Typographical Gazetteer.

320

calf, neat, 18s.

Idem. Argentinæ, par M. Flach, 1489. Sm. folio, old

321 Anger (Rud.), de Onkelo Chaldaico, quem ferunt Pentateuchi Paraphraste, et quid ei rationis intercedat cum Akila, Græco Veteris Test. interprete. Lipsiæ, 1845-6. 4to, 2 fascic., sewed, 4s. 6d.

322 Anges Gardiens (Association pour bien mourir sous la protection des). Nantes, 1677.-Pratique pour honorer le S. Sacrement de l'Autel. Ibid. 1680. 32mo, unbound, 2s. 6d.

323 Anglesey (Earl of), State of the Government and Kingdom, prepared and intended for King Charles II. in 1682; with a Vindication of his Lordship by Sir John Thompson. 4to, half bound, neat, 5s.

324 Anglican Reformers (Inquiry into the Theology_of), with extracts from their writings on the doctrines of Baptism, the Eucharist, Predestination, &c. 1852. 8vo, cloth, 45.