Tasso. La Jérusalem Delivrée, poeme traduit de l'italien (par Le Brun), nouvelle édition, enriche de la Vie du Tasse (par Suard). Paris, Bossange, an XI., 2 vols., 8vo., portrait after Chasselat by Delvaux, and 20 plates after Lebarbier, by Bovinet, Courbe, Dambrun, Delignon, Delvaux, de Ghendt, Dupréel, Langlois, Thomas, Trière, Romanet, and Villerey (58., and treble on vellum paper).

Baucel's copy, with the unlettered proofs and the etchings, 545 frs. Le Barbier's 20 original drawings, together with the unlettered proofs and the etchings, were sold in the Le Bedoyère sale for 900 frs. Reprinted 1813. The edition of Venezia, 1745, fol., with plates, is of little value.

Tasso. Les Veillées du Tasse, avec le texte italien en regard, precedées de Mémoires historiques et de recherches littéraires sur sa vie, traduites par M. Barére, edition ornée de 4 gravures. Paris, de l'imprimerie de Crapelet, an XIII., 12mo., vellum paper, 4 plates after Myris, by Saint-Aubin, Baquoy and Delvaux (4s., and more than treble with unlettered proofs).

Em. Martin's copy, citron morocco, with plates before letters, 35 frs. The Bibliothèque nationale possesses Marie Antoinette's copy in a magnificent mosaic binding, with her arms, by Dubuisson.

Tasso. Aminta . . Parigi, Prault, 1745, 12mo., engraved title with fleuron, vignette to the dedicatory epistle, and 8 vignettes after Cochin fils by Aveline (4s.).

The original drawings are in the Roederer Collection at Reims.

Tasso. Aminta .. Londre, 1780, 12mo., frontispiece and 5 plates after J. Lapi, by J. Lapi and Pompeo Lapi (3s.). Tasso. Aminta . . . Chrisopolis, Bodoniani, 1789, roy. 4to., pretty portrait, fleuron on title, not signed, vignette heading the dedication, signed J. Lucatelli inv., and 1 plate after Prudhon by Roger (4s.).

Reprinted by Renouard, Parigi, 1800, 12mo. R. Lion's copy with the unlettered proof in red morocco, 41 frs. The original drawing of this plate in one of two copies on vellum paper was sold in the Renouard sale for 710 frs.

Tasso.

Il Goffredo ovvero Gerusalemme liberata nuova edizione arrichita di figure in rame, etc. In Venezia, presso Antonio Groppo, 1760, 2 vols., fol., portrait and frontispiece after Novelli by G. Leonardis, 20 large plates after Bern, Castelli, by G. Leonardis, and 99 vignettes and tailpieces in the text, besides the top borders of the chapters after Novelli by Leonardis (20s.).

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Tassoni. La Secchia rapita Paris, Prault et Durand, 1766, 2 vols., roy. 8vo., 2 engraved titles with different fleurons, frontispiece, medallion portrait after Gravelot by Le Roy, 12 plates after Gravelot by Duclos, Née, Pasquier, Rousseau, and Simonet, 12 headpieces after Gravelot, Le Roy, Marillier, and Quéverdo by Le Roy, and 12 tailpieces after and by Huet and Marillier (58.).

This may be regarded as the sequel to the "Gerusalemme liberata” of 1771. Gravelot's original drawings are the property of M. le Comte de Chabot. Bacon R. P. . . .'s copy in green morocco by Derome, 250 frs. ; Rich. Lion's copy in old red morocco, 185 frs.; B. Maglione's copy in old red morocco, 30 frs. (1894).

Tassoni.

La Secchia rapita. Parigi, Prault, 1768, 12mo., portrait by Demautort, and title after Moreau by Aveline (38.).

The Cazin edition has engraved title.

Tassoni. Le Sean enlevé. . . Paris, Didot l'ainé, an VIII., pretty plate, not signed (3s.).

Tatius (Achilles). Les Amours de Leucippe et Clitophon, traduits du grec, par Perron et Castéra... Paris, Mayeur, 1796, 2 vols., 16mo., 2 plates by Bovinet (3s.).

Tavernier. Les six Voyages de Monsieur J. B. Tavernier, écuyer, baron d'Aubonne, en Turquié, en Perse et aux Indes. Paris, 1713 and 1724, 6 vols., 12mo., portrait and numerous plates (68.).

Taxe de la Chancellerie romaine, ou la Banque du Pape, dans laquelle l'absolution des crimes les plus graves se donne pour de l'argent, edition augmentée de plusieurs pièces. Rome, à la Tiare, chez Pierre-la-Clef (Hollande), 1744, 2 parts in 1 vol., 12mo., engraved allegorical title and 1 plate (la Banque d'Iniquité), not signed (5s.).

This new edition is attributed to Renoult, the author of the "Aventures de la Madone."

Temple de Vénus (Le). Londres, 1777, roy. 8vo., frontispiece, not signed, with the inscription beneath : Les trois d'Eesses (sic) (68.).

Temple (Le) des Grâces, ou Almanach pour 1739. Amsterdam, 1793, 32mo., vignette title by Vissen, and 12 plates (1 signed by Huyser), and 8 pages of music (10s.).

Terentii (Publii). Afri Comœdiæ Sex ad optimorum exemplarium fidem recensitæ, accesserunt variæ lectiones, etc. . . .

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Londini, Knapton et Sandby, 1751, 2 vols., roy. 8vo., 2 engraved titles, and 6 plates by Muller (5s.).

The Barbou edition, 1753, 2 vols., 12mo., with fleuron for both titles, portrait of Terentius, frontispiece, 7 plates (4 by Lebas), 37 vignettes, and 28 tailpieces after Gravelot by Delafosse, Lebas, and Sornique, 58. Em. Martin's copy in red morocco, 37 frs.

Terentius. Les Comédies de Terence, avec la traduction et les remarques de Mme. Dacier. Rotterdam, Gaspard Fritsch, 1717, 3 vols., 12mo., fleuron, frontispiece by B. Picart, vignette with Terentius's portrait, and 48 outline plates representing theatrical masks and scenes by B. Picart (48., and considerably more than treble on large paper, which is very rare).

Baron R. P. 's large-paper copy, bound by Bozérian, was sold in 1882 for 200 frs. ; the Radziwill copy in green morocco, 190 frs., resold in the Leboeuf de Montgermont sale for 350 frs. ; the Gosford large and fine paper copy, bound by Padeloup, 350 frs.; Rich. Lion's copy in old red morocco, 630 frs. Reprinted 1724 and 1747.

Terentius. Les Comédies de Térence, traduction nouvelle, avec le texte latin à coté et des notes par M. l'abbé Le Monnier. Paris, Jombert, 1771, 3 vols., 8vo., frontispiece and 6 fine plates after Cochin by Choffard, Prévost, Rousseau, and Saint-Aubin (5s., and more than treble on Dutch paper, particularly with the unlettered proofs). Comte de La Bedoyère's copy in such a state, 76 frs.

Tessin (Comte de). Faunillane, ou l'Infante Jaune, conte.

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Badinopolis, chez les frères Ponthommes, à l'enseigne du roi d'Egypte (Paris, Prault), 1741, 4to., reduced to 8vo. in 1743, and to 12mo. in 1767, plates (20s., 10s. and 5s. respectively).

The plates have been since used for "Acajou et Zirphile." The Comte de Tessin, Swedish ambassador to France, being desirous of making the acquaintance of Boucher's wife, is said to have seized the opportunity of bringing this little romance composed by Marivaux to the painter to be illustrated. Only 2 copies in 4to. were then printed (1740), embellished with plates and fleurons after Boucher by L. Cars. The following year (1741) the 4to. edition appeared with the same illustrations, which should be regarded as the original edition; in 1743 the plates were reduced to an 8vo. edition. Having failed to achieve much success with this issue, Comte de Tessin presented the plates to Prault, who engaged Duclos to write a tale for the illustrations, and that is the origin of "Acajou et Zirphile," which appeared in 1764. (See Duclos.) Lion's copy, bound with Acajou" in old red morocco, 50 frs. Mme. Gab. Delessert's copy in 4to., in old red morocco, 250 frs. (1895).

Têtes folles (Les). A Londres et à Paris, chez Tilliard, 1753, 12mo., frontispiece, not signed (3s.).

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Teulières (A.-F.-R.). Les Quatre Ages de la Femme, poeme. Paris, Giguet et Michaud, an XIII. (1805), 16mo., frontispiece after Moreau by de Villiers (3s.).

Thane (John). British Autography. A Collection of Facsimiles of Hand Writing of royal and illustrious Personages, with their authentic Portraits. Published by J. Thane. London, 1788, etc., 12 parts in 3 vols., 4to., 248 plates (£5 to £6, and more with India proofs).

Théâtre de Sybaris, nouvelle édition. S.l.n.d. (Orléans, 1788), 3 vols. 16mo., vellum paper, 3 titles alike etched by Caron (5s.).

The author should be Delisle de Sales.

Theatro Italiano antico .. Londra e Livorno, presso T. Masi, 1786-89, 8 vols., 12mo., 25 plates after Cochin, Lapi, and Rossi by Rosaspina, Pompeo Lapi, and Pizzi (10s.).

Theatrum Scotia containing the Prospects of his Majesty's Castles and Palaces, together with those of the most considerable Towns and Colleges, the Ruins of many Ancient Abbeys . . . All curiously engraven on copperplates. With a description of each place. London, 1718, sm. fol., 60 plates (£2 to £3).

Théis (De). Le Singe de La Fontaine, ou Contes et Nouvelles en vers, suivis de quelques poésies. A Florence, aux dépens des héritiers de Boccace et de la reine de Navarre, 1773, 2 vols., 12mo., 2 titles designed and engraved by Moreau (158.). Théocrite. Les Idylles, traduites par J. M. Gail. Edition ornée de figures dessinées par Le Barbier, Moreau, et Chaudet. Paris, de l'imprimerie de Didot jeune, an IV., 2 vols., 12mo., 2 portraits of Gail and of Théocrite after Le Barbier by Gaucher and Delignon, and 14 plates after Le Barbier (8), Moreau (1), Gaucher (1), and Chaudet (3), and 1 not signed, by Dambrun (4), Delignon (1), Dupréel (2), Gaucher (3), Halbou (1), Ribault (1), Chaudet (1), and 1 not signed, and 1 unfinished etching by Giraud (58., and large paper with the etchings, 20s.); 4 etchings remain unpublished.

Théocrite. Idylles de Théocrite, traduites en français par J.-B. Gail, professeur de littérature grecque au Collège de France. Nouvelle édition, ornée de figures gravées d'après

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les dessins de Le Barbier et Boichot. Paris, de l'imprimeriè de Baudelot et Eberhart. L'an IV., 2 vols., roy. 8vo. or 4to., vellum paper, 8 plates after Boichot, Fragonard fils, Lebarbier, and Moitte by Baquoy, Bovinet, Lempereur, Mariage, Patas, and Petit (10s.).

The plates are of indifferent merit; that of Fragonard fils is beneath criticism.

Théorie de Sentiments agréables. Paris, David le jeune, 1749, 8vo., frontispiece, 1 fleuron and 2 vignettes after de Sève by Fessard (3s.). Thespian Magazine and Literary Repository. 1792-94, 3 vols., 8vo., theatrical portraits, views of theatres, etc. (£3 to £4). Thévenot de Morande. Le Gazetier cuirassé, ou Anecdotes scandaleuse de la cour de France, etc. . . . Imprimé à cent lieues de la Bastille, à l'enseigne de la Liberté, 1785, post Svo. or 12mo., frontispiece and plan of the Bastille (4s.). Thibault. La Vie de Pédrille del Campo, roman comique dans le goût espagnol par M. T ***, G.D.T., avec les Cantates et autres poésies du même auteur, le tout enrichi de figures en taille-douce. Amsterdam, Le Cène, 1720, 12mo. (5.s.).

Thiboust (Cl. L.). Typographiæ excellentia, poeme latin dédié au Roi par Cl. L. Thiboust, traduit par son fils, 1754, 8vo., author's portrait and 2 plates representing a printing establishment (4s.).

Thiébault de La Veaux (Jean Charles). Histoire secrète des amours et des principaux amants de Catherine II., impératrice de Russie, par l'auteur de la vie de Frédéric II., roi de Prusse, avec figures. Paris, an VII., 8vo., plates designed and engraved by Huot (58.).

Thiébaut (Arsenne). Voyage à l'Isle des Peupliers. A Paris, chez Lepetit, an VII., 12mo., 4 plates after Chaillou by Mariage (3s., and more on vellum paper with unlettered proofs). Thiery (L. V.). Guide des Amateurs et des Etrangers-Voyageurs à Paris. . . Paris, 1787, 2 vols., 12mo., 12 folding plates by Jourdan after Thiery (108.).

Thiout (A.). Traité de l'Horlogerie mécanique et pratique. Paris, 1741, 2 vols., 4to., 91 plates (30s. to 40s.).

Thiroux (Ch.). Euvres complètes. . . Versailles, an II., 2 vols., 46 plates (128.).