appeared in the low Saxon dialect: 300 gemener Sprikwoerde, der wy düdschen uns gebruken, unde doch nicht weten, woher se kamen. (Magdeb.) 1528. 8°. The first edition in the upper German dialect is, 300 gemeyner Sprichwortter, der wir Deutschen vns gebrauchen, vnd doch nicht wissen woher sie kommen. Haganaw, J. Secer. 1529. 8°. 184 leaves. Das ander teyl Deutscher Sprichwortter, mit yhrer Ausslegung, hat funffthalb hundert newer Wortter. ib. id. 1529. 8°. 248 leaves. Only the first part, Erfurt, Cr. Treffer, 1529. 8°. Nürnb. 1529. 8°. and Zwickau, 1529. 8°. -750 deutsch. Sprüchw. Hagenau, 1534. 8°. ib. 1537. 8°. without place. 1558. 8°. Witt. 1582. 8°. 500 gemainer newer d. Spr. without place (Augsp. ?). 1548. 8°. There is a complete specification of the bibliographical researches upon this important collection in (Ber. Kordes) Agricola's Schrr. Altona, 1817. 8°. p. 155, &c. As to the rest, Agricola was not the first collector of German words; H. Bebel preceded him.

282 AGRIPPA, H. Corn. Opera, quæcumque hactenus vel in luc. prodier. vel inueniri potuer. Omnia in duos tomos concinne digesta et diligenti studio recognita. Lugd. per Beringos fratres. Without date. large 8°. 2 vols.

The genuine edition is printed in Italic characters, and has on the reverse of the title-pages of both volumes the portrait of the author cut in wood. Vol. I. 15 leaves of preliminary matter and 779 pages. Vol. II. 24 leaves of preliminary matter and 1139 pages, and 44 leaves of table of contents (which sometimes is wanting, and ought to stand according to the catchword after page 592). This edition contains 6 tracts more, which are wanting in all the other editions. Two reprints of Vol. I. likewise in Italic characters are to be avoided, whereof one is distinguished by the statement of the year 1550, and the other (without date) from the circumstance of its having only 677 pages. So likewise are three editions printed in Roman characters without value, whereof two are without date, and the third with the year 1600. See Clement. bibl. cur. respecting them. 283 de occulta philosophia libri tres. (Col., J. Soter) 1533, m. Julio. fol. 3 leaves of preliminary matter and 362 pages.

There are two separate editions of this date, yet printed at the same press. In the earlier we read more correctly, p. 19. 1. 36. cuivis, in the second cujus; in the first, p. 198. 1. 9. divinatio, 1. 33. protulisse,

and 1. 38. formans; in the second are substituted instead dominatio, prolatam, and forma. The first most rare edition, Antw., J. Grapheus, 1531, m. Febr. 4°. (reprinted, Par. 1531. 8°.) contains only the first book. Agrippa de occ. philos. liber IV. Bas. 1565. 8°. is spurious, and ib. 1567. 8°. All four books printed together, Par., Jac. Dupuys, 1567. 8°.-La philosophie occulte de H. C. Agrippa trad. du lat. (par A. Levasseur), Haye, 1727. 8°. 2 vols. with plates, is scarce on large paper. In English, Lond. 1651. 4°. with a portrait of the author; to which may be added a separate translation of the fourth book, Lond. 1655. 8°. (reprinted, ib. 1783. 8°.)

284 de incertitudine et vanitate scientiar. declamatio invectiva. Col., 1527. small 8°.

This first, most rare, edition is to be found in the catalogue of M. Paris de Meyzieu, Par. 1779. 8°. and is, as well as the editions of Par. 1529. 8°. Antw. 1530. 4°. Col., Euchar. 1531. 8°. ib., M. N(ovesian.), 1531. 8°. Antw. 1531. 8°. Par. 1532. 8°. without place, 1532, m. Jan. 8. without place, 1532, m. Sept. 8. without place (Antw.), 1536, m. Jan. 8. without place (Col.), 1536. 8°. without place, 1539. 8°. uncastrated. The series of the more or less castrated editions begins with an edition, without place or date, 8. and also without place, 1544. 8°. and the same fault affects all the following editions, even those of Leyden, 1643 and 1644. 12°. Hague, 1653 and 1662. 12°. Frankf. and Lips. 1693. 12°. and Lips. 1714. 12°. not excepted. The most altered and altogether worthless edition is, Lugd. 1625. 12. The omitted passages are noticed in Clement. bibl. cur. T. I. p. 87 sqq.

In Italian, by L. Domenichi, Ven. 1549. also 1552. 8°. In French, by L. de Mayerne Turquet, after an unmutilated original, 1582.8°. 1603. 12°. 1617. 12°. 1623. 12°. 1630. 12°. all without mention of place. Sur la noblesse et excellence du sexe féminin, avec le traité sur l'incertitude aussi bien que la vanité d. sciences et d. arts, trad. p. Gueudeville. Leyde, 1726. small 8°. 3 vols. is after a very mutilated edition. In German, Cölln, 1713. 8°. In Dutch, by J. Oudaan. Rolt. 1661. 8°. In English, by James Sandford. Lond. 1575. 4°. ib. 1676. 8°. ib. 1684. 8°.

285 AGRUMIA. Grammatica arabica Agrumia appellata. Cum vers. lat. ac dilucida expositione Th. Obicini (de Novaria). Rom., congr. de pr. fide, 1631. 8°. 286 pages.

The best edition. Previously under the title, Giarumia, Rom., typogr. Medic.

1592. 4°. and by Th. Erpen. LB. 1617.

286 AGUESSEAU, H. Fr. d'. Œuvres. Par. 1759-89. 4°. 13 voll.

The edition, Yverdun, 1772-75. 8°. 12 vols. contains only the first 8 volumes of the 4°. edition. A new and complete edition, Par. 1818. 8°. 13 vols. (subscription price at 6 francs, selling price at 7 frs.)— Reden b. Eröffn. d. Audienzen u. d. feierl. Versammll. d. Parlamente a. d. Franz. v. G. Mch. v. Weber. Sulzb. 1816. 8°. (1 d. 8 gr.)

287 discours sur la vie et la mort, le caractère et les mœurs de M. d'Aguesseau, conseiller d'état, par d'Aguesseau, chancelier de France, son fils. Au chasteau de Fresnes, 1720. (rather, Par. 1778.) 8°. on Dutch paper.

Printed by the president Saron and his wife, at their small private printing-press, which they had erected in their palace. Only 60 copies were struck off for the family. This particularly well written memoir is reprinted in the 13th volume of the author's works, and has also been published afresh with trois lettres de d'Aguesseau sur l'idée que les anciens avoient de la création. Par. 1812. 12., as a sequel to his Discours. Par. 1810. 12°. 2 voll.

288 AGUIRRE, Domingo de. Topografia del real sitio de Aranjuez. Madrid, 1775. fol. (200 rs.)

15 leaves of plates without text, engraved by Salvador y Corona, Barcelon, Selma, Fabregat, Ballester, and others. Four of these consist of 4 sheets each, one of 2 sheets, two of half a sheet each, and the rest of one sheet each.

to be found in Mag. encycl. 1810, Nov. P. 145-174.

291 AHMED ben Abdala. Tratado de las medicinales de Salam

aquas

Bir, que comunmente llaman de Sacedon, escrito en lengua arabe, por Agmet-Ben-Ab-Dala, Médico de Toledo, en el año 1504. Traduc. al idioma castellano e ilustrado con varias notas por Mariano Pizzi y Frangeschi. Madr. 1761. 4°.

The Arabic original has never been printed. 292 AHMEDIS Arabsiadæ vitæ et rerum gestarum Timuri, qui vulgo Tamerlanes dicitur, historia. Lat. vertit et adnotatt. adjec. Sm. H. Manger. Leovardia (in other copies, Franeq.), 1767-72. 4°. 2 voll.

Correct neither in the text nor in the translation. The editor has also omitted the picture of the large game of chess, and the Mogul alphabet. Compare Millin mag. encycl. 1814, T. I. p. 192. The earlier edition (by Jac. Golius), Lugd. Bat., Elsev. 1636. 4. contains only the Arabic text, without divisions, translation, and notes. There is a Turkish translation by Nazemi Zadeh, Konstantinop. 1142 (1729). small 4°. In French by Pt. Vattier, Histoire du grand Tamerlan, Par. 1658. 4°.

293 AHMED Ben Mohammed. Feraidol-fevaid fi bejanel-akaid (Pearls, useful for the explanation of articles of faith, in the Turkish language). Konstantinop. 1223 (1805). 4°. 298 pages.

294 AIKIN, Arth. and C. R. Dictionary of chemistry and minera

Collectio maxima concilior, omnium Hispaniæ et novi orbis. Rom. 1693–94. fol. voll. 4

A new and enlarged edition by Jos. Catalani, Rom. 1753. fol. 6 voll.

290 AHMAD. Ancient alphabets and hieroglyphic characters explained, with an account of the Egyptian priests, their classes, initiation, and sacrifices, in the Arabic language by Ahmad Bin Abubekr Bin Wahshih; and in English by Jos. Hammer. Lond. 1806. small 4°. XXI, 136, and 54 pages.

Sacy's excellent account of this modern production, falsely ascribed to Ahmed, is

plates (31. 13s. 6d.)-Account of the most important recent discoveries and improvements in chemistry and mineralogy to the sent time; being an appendix to the Dictionary of Ch. and M. ib. 1814. 4. (18s.)

pre

295 AIKIN, J. Description of the country from thirty to forty miles round Manchester. Lond. 1795. 4°. with 73 plates (31. 38.) 296 AIKIN, J. and Enfield. General biography, or lives of the eminent persons of all ages, countries, etc. Lond. 1799-1815. 4°. 10 vols. (16 guineas).

299

opuscula nonnulla hist. et crit. de rebus ad autores Rom. ante Honorii imperium spectantib. Acc. Q. Moderati Censorini adnotatt. Bassani, 1787. 8°.

300 AIMOINUS. Annonii monachi de regum procerumque Francorum origine gestisque usque ad Phil. Augustum libri V. Par., ap. Ascens. 1514. fol.

The first and most rare, although faulty edition. A corrected edition (by J. Nicot), Par. Wechel, 1567. 8°. and still better, stud. et op. Jac. du Breul, Par. 1602. fol. (Other copies have the year 1603.) These 3 editions contain Aimoinus, with the interpolations and continuations of another person, as they are to be found in MS. at St. Germains. Critically prepared, and with the omission of the former additions, in Bouquet script. rer. Gall. T. III. p. 21 sqq.

301 AINSWORTH, Rb. Thesaurus linguæ latinæ compendiarius, or a compendious dictionary of the Latin tongue, with great additions by Th. Morell. Lond. 1796. 4°.

New edition, revised and enriched by J. Carey, Lond. 1816. 4°. The edition, Lond. 1752. fol. 2 vols. is almost as highly prized, but the other editions in 4°. are less so. An abridgment of it, Lond. 1813. 8°. 302 AIROLDI, Alfonso. Codice diplomatico di Sicilia, sotto il governo de gli Arabi. Palermo, stamp. reale, 1789-92. 4°. 3 parts in 6 vols. -Codex diplomaticus Siciliæ sub

Saracenor. imperio ab a. 827. ad a. 1072. nunc. prim. e MSS. maurooccidentalib. conscriptus, cura et st. Alph. Ayroldi. Tom. I. Panormi, typ. regia, 1791. fol.

An account of this shameless imposture of the abate Jos. Vella is in Jos. Hager relation d'une insigne imposture littéraire. Erl. 1799. 4°. (in German, ib. eod. 4°.) and Eichhorn Bibl. d. bibl. Litt. IX. 143215. The work is from beginning to end a fiction, and the pretended codex contains nothing but an account of Mohammed and his traditions. See also Vella.

303 AITON, W. Hortus Kewensis, or a catalogue of the plants cultivated in the royal Botanic garden at Kew. Enlarged by W. Townsend Aiton. Lond. 1810-1813. 8°. 5 vols. with plates (31.)

An abridgment of it, Lond. 1814. 8°. (128.)

304 AITSINGER. Mch. De leone belgico ejusque topographica atque historica descriptione liber. Col. Ubior. 1583. fol.

With 112 plates by Hogenberg. It contains a history of the troubles of the Low Countries from 1559 to 1583. A continuation from 1583 to 1586, with the pagination running on, appeared, Col. 1586. fol. In German, Cölln, 1584–87. 4°. 3 vols. 305 AITZEMA, Lieuwe van. Historie of Verhael van Sacken van Staet en Oorlogh, in, ende ontrent de vereenighde Nederlanden (1621 -69). T. I-XIV. Gravenhage, 1657-71. 4°. To which is added his Verhael van de nederlandsche vreede Handeling. T. I. II. ib. 1650. 4°. Herstelde Leeuw of Discours overt't gepasseerde in de vereenighde Nederlanden in't Jaer 1650. e. 1651. ib. 1652. 4°. toge ther 17 vols. (the 11th part is usually in 2 vols.)

This first edition contains much that is suppressed in the second, although enlarged (Clement bibl. cur. T. I. p. 107, not.). A later edition, in which is to be found the Verhael and herstelde Leeuw, appeared, Gravenhage, 1669-72. fol. 6 parts in 7 vols. In addition, Lb. Sylvius's continuation from 1669 to 1698, under the following titles: Historien onses Tyds. Stuck 1. 2. (Deel 1-4.) Amst. 1685. fol. with plates. Vervolgh van Saken van

Staat en Oorlogh in en omtrent de vereen. Nederl. 1-3. Deel. Amst. 1688-99. fol. together 4 or 5 vols. (since the Historien may also be had in 2 vols.) To the old as well as to the new edition may at length he added the Latin version of the Verhael: Leon. ab Aitzema hist. pacis a fœderatis belgis ab a. 1621. ad hoc usq. tempus tractata. LB., Elsevir. 1654. 4°. which is more complete than the original.

AKBER, see GLADWIN.

306 AKENSIDE, M. Poems. Lond., Dodsley, 1772. large 4°. with a portrait of Akenside.

The best edition. Enlarged with a fragment, the Virtuoso. Lond. 1807. 18°. The pleasures of imagination, at first Lond. 1744. 8°. ib. 1795. 12°. with plates.Vergnügungen d. Einbildungskr. a. d. Engl. in d. Versart d. Orig. v. A. v. Rode. Berl. 1804. 8°. In French (by d'Holbach). Amst. 1759. 12°. Par. 1806. 12°. I piaceri dell' immaginazione, poema inglese transportato in verso sciolto italiano da Ang. Mazza. Par. 1764. 4°. ALAIN, see ALANUS and CHAR

TIER.

307 ALAMANNI, L. Opere toscane, al christianissimo rè Francesco primo. Firenze, Giunti, 1532.

S'.

A reprint of the following edition, containing only the 1st vol.; and in order to have the poems complete, the 2nd vol. of the following edition, or of that of Ven., per Pt. de Nicolini da Sabio, 1533. 8°. must be added.

308 le medesime opere. Lione, Sb. Griffio, 1532-33. small 8°. 2 vols.

The two volumes are seldom found together. Vol. I. on vellum, 80 fr. M'Carthy (previously 79 fr. Vallière), is now Lord Spencer's. Both volumes on vellum are in the royal library at Paris.

309 — le medes. opere. Vinegia, per Pt. Scheffer Moguntino, ad instantia delli heredi di Lucantonio Giunta, 1542. 8°. 2 voll.

Cited by the academy della Crusca. Contents: Elegie, egloghe, sonetti, favola di Narciso, diluvio Romano, fav. di Atalanta, satire, salmi penit., selve, fav. di Fetonte, Antigone, stanze ed altri sonetti. 310 la coltivatione. Stampato in Parigi, da Rb. Stephano, 1546. small 4°.

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The first edition, and fine. Some copies want the notice of the errors of the press,

313

— — — e le api di Gi. Rucellai, colle annotazioni di Rb. Titi e con gli epigrammi toscani dell' Alamanni. Padova, Gius. Comino, 1718. large 4°.

A fine edition, and the best one of both poems: already scarce in Zeno's time. 314

e le api di Gi. Rucellai, colle annot. sopra le api di Rb. Titi, e di Gius. Bianchini sopra la coltivazione: gli epigrammi toscani dell' Alamanni e la vita del medes. da Gi. Mar. Mazzuchelli. Verona, Berno, 1745. 8°.

Prized, as well as the edition of Bol. 1746. 4°. With the omission of the life of Alamanni, repeated, Ven., Remondini, 1756. 8°. Parma, 1764. 12°. Bassano, 1795. 12°. Milano, 1804. 8°. (among the Italian classics.) La Coltivatione, alone, Lond. 1780. 12°.

opus de misterio misse. Ulm, per J. Czeyner, 1473, 29 Maii. fol. Gothic letter.

Printed at Venice about 1780. A copy on vellum, M'Carthy, 41 fr. 5 c. There is no real edition of 1556. Previously in Scelta di rare e celebri tragedie. Ven. 1750. 8°.

318 - la Flora, commedia, con gl' intermedj di Ant. Lori. Fir., Lr. Torrentino, 1556. 8°.

Reprinted without the intermedj, Fir., Sermartelli, 1601. 8°.-Satire, with those of Ariosto, Ven. 1554. 8°.-Epigrammi, Par. 1587. 4°.

319 ALANUS ab Insulis. Opera moralia, parænetica et polemica. Op. et st. C. de Visch. Antw. 1654. fol.

The parabola, Anticlaud., and de planctu nat. are not in this edition.

320

les paraboles de maitre Alain (trad. en vers franç.)—At the end: Cy finist les paraboles de maistre Alain, imprime a Paris ce xx. jour de Mars mil cccc quatre vingts et douze, par Anth. Vérard. small fol. Gothic letter.

99 leaves, with the signatures a-o iij; rare. A copy on vellum, with 205 miniatures, M'Carthy 530 fr. (previously Vallière 400 fr.) The edition, Par., Den. Janot, without date, 12°. Gothic letter, is of no value. Parabola et ad easd. And. Senftlebii nota philol. Vratisl. 1663. 8°. ALBANI, Annib., see MENOLO

GIUM.

321 ALBANI, Fr. et Sixti BADALOCCI, picturæ in æde Verospia, a Pt. de Petris delin. sculptæ vero a J. Hi. Frezza. Rom. 1704. fol. 17 leaves.

322 ALBERGATI Capacelli, Fr. Opere (commedie). Ven., C. Palese, 1783-85. large 8°. 12 vols.

323 ALBERTI, H. Arien etlicher theils geistl. theils weltl. Lieder. 4. Augs. Kgsb. 1652. fol. 8 parts.

Said also to have appeared, Kgsb. 1676. fol. 9 parts. Very interesting in a musical and poetical point of view, and scarce. 324 ALBERTI Magni opera omnia, edita st. et labore Pt. Jammy. Lugd. 1651. fol. 21 voll.

The first edition, and likewise the first book printed at Ulm with a date: without catchwords, signatures, and pagination: 135 leaves, whereof the 92nd is a half one. 326 summa de eucharistiæ sacramento. Ulm, J. Zainer, 1474. fol. Gothic letter.

The first edition, without the table of contents; 175 numbered leaves, without catchwords and pagination.-Winterperg (in Bohemia), per J. Alacraw, 1484. fol. 108 leaves, with signatures, without catchwords and pagination: very rare.—With the preceding work, (Col.) J. Guldenschaff, 1477. fol.

327 opus virginis gloriosa super missus est. Without place or date (Strb., Mentelin, about 1470). large fol.

First edition, 66 printed leaves, without signatures, catchwords, and pagination, in double columns and 61 lines.

329 opus de animalibus. Rom., Sim. N. de Luca, 1478, 2 Apr. fol.

The first edition. At the beginning, 8 leaves of preliminary matter, and a list of the names of animals; at the end, 7 leaves of a table of contents according to the chapters, and one leaf a register. In some copies the name of the printer is wanting in the colophon.

330 opus

de animalibus. Mantuæ,

P. J. de Butschbach, 1479, 12 Jan. large fol. Gothic letter.

Double columns, without catchwords and pagination, but with signatures. At the beginning, 4 leaves of contents of the chapters. 331-mineralium libri V. (Paduœ), Pt. Maufer, 1476, 20 Sept. fol.

The first edition, which properly is a piece of GAIETANUS. See below. 332 liber de secretis mulierum. Without place or printer's name, 1478, 24 Jun. 4°. Gothic letter.

The first edition, 56 leaves, without catchwords, signatures, and pagination.

The later editions are of no value.

333 liber secretor. de virtutib.

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