herbar. lapidum et animalium. (Bon.) J. (Schriber) de Annuntiata, 1478. 4°. Concerning another edition, without place and date (Antw., Mthi. Goes, 1477?), see Crevenna, II. 202. Small editions of this and the preceding work, Amst. 1643. 12°. ib. 1669. 12°. ib. 1760. 12o. 334 ALBERTI di Villanuova, Fr. de. Nuovo dizionario italianofrancese e fr. ital. composto su i dizionarj dell' accad. franc. e della Crusca. Ed. IV. Marsiglia, 1796. 4°. 2 voll. Not a common edition of an esteemed work. The last or third Italian edition, Bassano, 1811. large 4°. 2 vols. (39 fr.) is enlarged, but printed in too small a type. The editions, Marseille, 1771-72. Nizza, 1788. Bassano, 1796. Ven. 1803. (all in 4. 2 vols.) are cheap. A German edition, Lips. 1786-89. large 8°. 2 vols. (5 d. 8 gr.) 335 dizionario universale critico enciclopedico della lingua italiana. Lucca, 1797-1805. 4°. 6 voll. Distinct from the preceding work, but less prized. 336 ALBERTI, J. Glossarium gr. in sacros N. F. libros. Ex MS. primus edid. notisq. illustr. J. Alberti. Acc. ejusd. miscellanea crit. in glossas nomicas, Suidam, Hesych. etc. LB. 1735. large 8°. Ej. obss. philol. in sacr. N. F. libb. LB. 1725. large 8°. Periculum crit. in quo loca quad. V. et N. T. Hesychii et alior. illustr. emend. LB. 1727. large 8°. 337 ALBERTI, Leand. Descrizzione di tutta Italia. Bol., Giaccarelli, 1550. fol. The first and finest edition. The most complete are, Ven. 1581. 4°. and 1588. 4°. In both the last also the Isole is to be found with separate pagination. viris illustr. ord. prædic. libri VI. Bon. 1517. fol. is scarce. 339 ALBERTI, Leo Bt. De re ædificatoria (libri X.) Flor., N. Lr. Alamannus, 1485. fol. The first edition, without catchwords and pagination, but with signatures. At the beginning a single leaf ought to be found, on the reverse of which is a Latin letter of Ang. Politian to Lr. Medicis. At the end another single leaf, the reverse of which contains the register. Pinelli possessed two copies, in one of which the 4 last leaves were reprinted.-(stud. Gf. Torini). Par. Rembolt, 1512. 4°. (cur. Eb. Tappii). Arg. 1541. 4°. 341 della architettura lib. X. della pittura lib. III. e della statua lib. I. trad. in lingua ital. da Cos. Bartoli. Nova ediz. da Giac. Leoni. Lond.. 1726. fol. 2 voll. with plates. In Italian and English. Also, Lond. 1739. fol. ib. 1751. fol. 342 della architettura, della pittura e della statua, trad. da Cos. Bartoli. Bol. 1782. fol. with plates. 343- I dieci libri di architettura, tradotti in italiano da Cos. Bartoli. Roma 1784. 4°. In French, by J. Martin, Par. 1553. fol. with plates. In Spanish by Fr. Lozano, (Madr.) 1582. 4°. ib. 1640. fol. 344 de pictura ll. III. jam prim. in luc. editi. Bas. 1540. 8°. Also in Vitruvius, Amst. 1649. fol.-In Italian, la pittura, trad. per L. Domenichi. Ven., Giolito, 1547. 8°. Della pittura e della statua. Milano, 1804. 8°. (among the Italian classics.) In Spanish with Ln. da Vinci de la pintura. Madr. 1784. 4°. 345 Bt. de Albertis poetæ laureati, de amore liber optimus (or Hecatomfite, in the Italian language), without place, 1471. 4°. 20 leaves and 25 lines, without catchwords, signatures and pagination. To which is added: Bt. de Albertis opus præclarum in amoris remedio (or Deifira, in Italian) without place, 1471. 4°. likewise containing 20 leaves and 25 lines. Of both these very scarce editions there was a copy on velium at M'Carthy's, 700 fr. 346 hecatomphila, che ne isegna l' ingeniosa arte d'amore: Deiphora che ne mostra fuggir il mal principato amore. Vinegia, Sessa, 1534 also 1545. 8°. Also Ven., Zoppino, 1528. 8°.—Hecatomphile, signifiant centième amour, du vulgaire italien tourné en langage franç. Les fleurs de poésie franç. Par., Dupré, 1534. small 8°. with plates. Without place, 1536. small 8°. with plates. Par., Sergent, 1539. 16°. with plates.-La Deiphire, trad. d'italien en fr. av. le texte à côté. Par., Corrozet, 1547. 16°. and often. 318 opuscoli morali, tradotti e corretti da Cos. Bartoli. Ven., Franceschi, 1568. 4°. Containing most of his works, the architettura excepted. Philodoxios, see LEPIDI. 349 ALBERTI Stadensis chronicon a condito orbe usq. ad a. C. 1256. deductum et nunc prim. evulgat. (a Rein. Reineccio) Hlmst. 1587. 4°. (also Witt. 1608. 4°.)-in addition to which there is, Continuatio annalium Alberti Stad. ab a. 1264. ad a. 1324. ex membranis edid. notisq. illustr. And. Hojer. Hafn. 1720. 4°. In Schilteri Scriptt. rer. Germ. Arg. 1702. fol. P. II. p. 123 ss. the first work only is printed. 350 ALBERTOLLI. Ornamenti diversi inventati, disegnati ed eseguiti da Giocondo Albertolli, incisi da Giac. Luganese (Milano, 1782).— Alcune decorazioni di nobili sale ed altri ornamenti di G. Albertolli, incisi da Giac. Marcoli ed And. de Bernardis. Milano, 1787.-Miscellanea per i giovani studiosi del disegno publicata da G. Albertolli, parte terza. Milano, 1796. fol. max. 3 parts in one vol. 359 ALBINI, Bn. Sigfr., explicatio tabular. anatomicar. Bm. Eustachii. Leidæ, 1744. fol. with 47 plates. Esteemed and scarce. Also, Leid. 1761. fol. 360 tabulæ sceleti et musculor. corporis hum. LB. 1747, large fol. With 28 tables of splendid plates by Wandelaer, whereof the first 9 are double. 361 tabulæ ossium humanor. LB. 1753. large fol. 34 tables of double plates, besides the title and preface. 362- tabulæ VII. uteri mulieris gravidæ, cum jam parturiret, mortuæ, c. append. LB. 1748, 51. large fol. 8 tables of plates, without text. 363 tabulæ vasis chyliferi explanatio. LB. 1751. large fol. one table of plates and one leaf of text. Numbers 360-363 belong together. 364 diss. de arteriis et venis intestinor. LB. 1736. 4°. with one plate diss. 2da de sede ac causa coloris Æthiopum. LB. 1737. 4°. with one plate. The plates have been printed in colours by J. l'Admiral, and are fine. See ADMIRAL. 365 — academicar. annotatt. ll. VIII. anatom. physiol. etc. LB. 1754-68. 4°. 8 parts in 2 vols. with plates (12 florins.) 366 ALBINOVANI, C. Pedonis, elegiæ III. et fragmenta, c. interpr. et notis Jos. Scaligeri, F. Lindenbruchii, N. Heinsii, Thdr. Goralli (i.e. J. Clerici) et alior. (acc. P. Corn. Severi Etna). Amst. 1703. (new title, 1715.) 8°. Also in Wernsdorf poet. lat. min. T. 3.— The elegies of Albinov. with an Engl. version. Lond. 1807, 8°. (4s). ALBIZZI, Bm., see LIBER confor 368 ALBULCASIS de Chirurgia. Arab. et lat. cura J. Channing. Ox., typ. Clarend. 1778. 4°. 2 vols. with woodcuts (11. 5s., large paper 11. 168.) 369 ALBUQUERQUE, Affonso de. Commentarios de Afonso Dalboquerque capitão geral et governador da India, collegidos por seu filho Afonso Dalboquerque. Vam repartidos em quatro partes. Lixboa, por Joam de Barreyra, 1557. fol. 305 numbered leaves. The first edition, and cited by the academy of Lisbon. Repeated, Lisb. 1576. fol. and (by Pagliarini) Lisb. 1774. small 8°. 370 ALCEI poetæ lyrici fragmenta edidit Thdr. F. Stange. Halle, Hendel, 1810. 8°. (20 gr.) Fragmenta collecta in Museo crit. Vol. I. Cbr. 1814. 8°. p. 421 ss. metr. übs. m. d. Original text u. Anmm. v. J A. S. Würzb. 1810. 8°. (3 gr.) Hymnus in Mercur. restitutus a G. F. Grotefend in Nov. act. soc. lat. Jen. Vol. I. Lips. 1806. 8°. ALCASIM, Abi Mohammed., see voll. In English, by G. A. Thomson, Lond. 1812-15. 4°. 5 vols. (10l. 108.) 372 ALCHABITII, Arabici, introductorium ad scientiam judicialem astronomiæ (emend. per Mth. Moretum.) without place, 1473. 4°. The first edition, without catchwords, signatures and pagination. 373 ALCIATUS, And. Emblematum libellus, nuper in lucem editus. Ven., ap. Aldi filios, 1546. 8°. 47 leaves, and one more at the end for the anchor, and 84 woodcuts; containing only a part of the second book: very rare. The first edition, Mediol. 1522, contains only 100 emblems. Of the edition of Par. Wechel. 1534. 8°. there was a copy on vellum, M'Carthy, 123 fr. Very often printed; in the most complete manner, Alciati emblemata c. comm. varior. opera J. Thuilii, acc. F. Morelli commentaria. Patav. 1621. 4°. and ibid. 1661. 4°. Also Spanish, Italian, French and German D translations. Livret des emblémes, de maître And. Alciat, mis en ryme fr. par Jehan le Fèvre. Par., Wechel, 1536. 8°. in Gothic letter, and woodcuts; a copy on vellum, Vallière, 51 fr. and M'Carthy 127 fr. 374 ALCIBIADE, l', fanciullo a scola. D. P. A. Oranges, par Juann Wart, 1652. small 8°. square. (1 florin, Dutch paper, 1 fl. 16 st.) At 378 epistolæ ex fide aliquot codd. recensitæ, c. St. Bergleri comm. integro, cui alior. criticor. et suas notatt., versionem emendatam indicu A very rare original edition of a very lascivious book of 104 pages, and one unnumbered leaf at the end. A reprint with the same date, oblong 12°. has 128 pages, and lumq. adjec. J. Agst. Wagner. Lps., two unnumbered leaves, and the word l'Alcibiade in the title is divided into two lines (in the original edition it is in one line only). The author is not Pt. Aretin. ALCIMUS Avitus., see Avitus. 375 ALCINOI ad Platonis dogmata introductio, gr. Par., Vascosanus, 1532. 8°. This and the edition of Ven., N. de Sabio, 1535. 8°. with a preface by Arsenius, although scarce, are not dear. To the former belongs the Latin translation of Mars. Ficinus, Par., Vascos. 1533. 8°. The first but faulty edition of the Greek text is, together with Apuleius, by Aldus 1521: Gr. et Lat. Dion. Lambino interpr. c. ej. scholiis, Lutet. 1567. 4°. A new recension by Dn. Heinsius in his Maximus Tyr. Lugd. Bat. 1607, 1614, 1630. 8°. A separate impression of this recension, Gr. et Lat. acc. Platonicor. aliquot syllabus alph. (ed. J. Langbain et J. Fell) Ox. 1667. 8°. Gr. Ven. 1748. 8°. (in the Upsal catalogue.) 376 Alcinoi disciplinarum Platonis epitoma. id est. breviarium incipit. (Latine, interpr. Pt. Balbo, ep. Trop.) without place or printer's name (Nuremb., Koburger,) 1472. fol. 22 leaves in Roman characters, and 33 lines. The year is suspicious, according to Dibdin. bibl. Spenc. III. 382. and the printing of it to be fixed about 1480 (?) The same translation with Apuleius, Rom. 1469. fol. and Vicent. 1488. fol.-The translation of Mars. Ficinus with Jamblichus, by Aldus, 1497. fol. and often. A new Latin translation in Stanleii hist. phil. Lips. 1711.4°. p. 326 ss. In French, by Combes-Dounous, Par. 1800. 8°. (2 fr. 50 c.) In English, in Stanley, hist. of phil. Lond. 1665, 1687. &c. fol. 377 ALCIPHRONIS epistolæ gr. et lat. Rec., emend., versione et notis illustr. St. Bergler. Lps., Fritsch, 1715. 8°. An unaltered impression, Ultraj. 1791. 8°. Müller, 1798. 8°. 2 voll. (2 d. 20 gr.) The best edition.-Lettere di Alcifrone, trad. dal greco, per Fr. Negri. Milano, 1806. 8°. Lettres grecques du rhéteur Alciphron trad. en fr. av. d. nott. (par Mr. de Richard). Par. 1785. 12°. 3 voll. (6 fr.) Alciphr. Briefe a. d. Gr. v. J. F. Herel. Altenb., Richter, 1767. 8°. (16 gr.) Alc. Epistles now first transl. from the Gr. (by Th. Monro and W. Beloe). Lond. 1791. 8°. (5s.) 379 ALCMANIS fragmenta. Colleg. ..ex libro conformitatum. Arno XLIII.-At the end; Ff., Pt. Brubach, 1542. 8°. 112 leaves. The first edition of this satire upon the fables in the liber conformitatum. Occasion to which was first given by (Era Alber's) der Barfüsser Münche Eulenspiegel u. Alcoran. Witt., Luft, 1542. 4°. 80 leaves (at first, 1531?) without place, 1573.8°. and 1614.8°. reprinted in Unschuld. Nachr. 1717 and 1718. The Latin work which also appeared, Daventriæ, typ. Columbii, 1651. 12°. 248 pages, is not a translation from this, but an independent work. A French translation, by Cr. Badius (with the Latin text,) l'Alcoran des cordeliers, Genève, Badius, 1556. 8°. (the first edition, very scarce) ib. 1560. and 1578. 8°. The best edition is, Amst. 1734. 12. 2 vols. with plates, by Bn. Picart, to which is also added; Légende dorée ou sommaire de l'histoire des frères mendians de l'ordre de S. Fr. (par N. Vignier). Rott. 1734. 12°.-A Dutch translation, Genev. 1644. and without place, 1664. 8°. 381 ALCUINI, Flacci Albini seu, opera de novo collecta, emendata, aucta et illustrata. Cura et studio Frobenii. Ratisb., 1777. fol. 2 voll. (22 fl. or 15 d.) The best edition, on account of which that by And. Duchesne, Par., 1617. fol. has lost its value.-Opus de SS. Trinitate. In Uttinpurrha (Ottobeuern) monasterio, 1509. fol. very scarce. De S. Trinitate. Constantiæ, 1598. 4°. both from MSS. 382 ALCYONIUS, Pt. Medices legatus, de exsilio. Ven., in ædd. Aldi, 1522. small 4°. 70 leaves, whereof the 39th and 40th are blank.-C. præf. J. Bch. Menckenii. Lps. 1707. 12°. 383 ALDEBRANDIN, Maître. Le livre pour la santé du corps garder et de chacun membre, pour soi garder et conserver en santé, compose à la requête du roi de France. without place or date (1475-80.) fol. Gothic letter. 384 ALDINI, Gi. Ant. Instituzioni glittografiche, osia della maniera di conoscere la qualità e natura delle gemme incise etc. Cesena, 1785. 8°. 385 ALDRETE, Bn. Del origen y principio de la lengua Castellana ó Romance que oy se usa en España. Madr. 1682. fol. Scarce even in Spain. Previously, Roma, 1606. 4°. (15 fr. Rodrig.) and, Madr. 1674. 4°. 386 varias antiguedades de España, Africa, y otras provincias. Amberes, 1614. 4°. A translation of this learned work by Lessing was never completed. See Lessing's Life, Berl. 1793. 8°. T. I. p. 152. 387 ALDRICH, H. Elementa architecturæ civilis ad Vitruvii veterum que disciplinam etc. concinnata. Ox., 1789. large 8°. with plates. 388 ALDROVANDI, Ulyssis, opera omnia. Bononiæ, fol. 13 voll. with woodcuts. As, Ornithologia 1599-1603. 3 voll. De insectis 1602. 1 vol. De reliquis animantibus exanguibus 1606. 1 vol. De piscibus et de cetis 1613. I vol. De quadrupedib. solidiped. 1616. 1 vol. Quadrupedum omnium bisulcorum historia 1621. 1 vol. De quadruped. digitatis viviparis et oviparis 1637. 1 vol. Serpentum et draconum historia 1640. 1 vol. Monstror. historia cum paralipomenis hist. omnium animalium 1642. 1 vol. Museum metallicum 1648. 1 vol. Dendrologiæ naturalis libri duo 1668. 1 vol. A good copy of this rare but now little esteemed collection must consist of the different editions mentioned. Copies, whereof the first 9 vols. are of the reprint of Bonon, 1638-43, are in still less estimation. The most scarce volumes are Mus. metall, and Dendrol. The Paralipomena, which are commonly bound up with the hist. monstror. are also sometimes wanting. Copies made up of the Bologne and Frankfort editions are without value. Of the Frankfort reprint, which, owing to its less pleasing appearance, has been altogether neglected by bibliographers, the Dresden library possesses the following editions: (such as are known of another date I have noted in parentheses :) Ornithologia. 1610. 1629. 1630. 3 Tomi. (1640.) De insectis. 1618 also 1623. De anim. exang. 1618 also 1623. De pisc. et cetis. 1629 also 1647. (1623 also 1640). De quadrup. solidip. 1623 (not 1622). De quadrup. bisulc. 1647. Dendrol. Ed. 3. 1692 (also 1648 and 1671.) The whole in 4 vols. The Frankfort reprint consequently does not contain de quadrup. digit., serp. et drac. hist., monstr. hist., and mus. metall. The insertion of the names of Clement and George as the printers of the two last is wrong. ALDUS, see MANUTIUS. 389 ALEGAMBE, Ph. Bibliotheca scriptor. soc. Jesu. Opus inchoat. a Pt. Ribadeneira, contin. a Ph. Alegambe et denuo recogn. et product. ad a. 1675 a Nth. Sotwello. Romæ, 1676. fol. Prized and not common. A new edition by L. Courtois at Rome 1760 was interrupted by the suppression of the order. Also an earlier work of a similar nature by Fr. Oudin has not appeared. See Michault mélanges, T. II. p. 246, 303. 390 ALEMAM. Liber Tasriphi s. notitia conjugationum verbi arabici cum dupl. versione lat. ed. J. Bt. Raimund. (Rom.) typis Mediceis, 1610. 4°. 391 ALEMAN, Mth. Vida y hechos del picaro Guzman de Alfarache. Valencia, 1787. 8°. 2 voll. with plates. The first three editions are, Zaragoza, 1599. 12°. Madr. 1599. 4°. and Barcelona, 1599. 8°. A second volume Mth. Luxan de Sayavedra (Aleman himself?) added thereto, 1600. Often printed, amongst other editions Burgos 1619. 4°. Amberes 1681. 8. 2 vols. with plates, ib. 1736. 8°. 2 vols. with plates. Madr. 1723. 4°. Madr. 1750. 4°. Valencia 1773. 8°. 2 vols. In Portuguese, Lisb. 1793. 8°. 3 vols. (1440 rees), also in French (see SAGE), Italian and German; English, Lond. 1623. fol. |