884-glosa continua super IV evangelistas. Nrb., Coberger, 1475. fol. Gothic letter. 431 leaves of 57 lines, in double columns. -Expos. in ev. s. Joann. Ven., Sim. de Luere, 1508. fol. on vellum, M'Carthy, 88 fr. 885 summæ P. I.-At the end, Explicit prima pars sume sancti fratris Thome de aquo.... Without place or date, fol. Gothic letter, 252 leaves. The first edition with the types of the Mentz Bible of 1462. It begins with 5 leaves of table of contents. The first leaves have 50 lines, the rest 47 in double columns. incipit prima pars secunde edita a fratre Thoma de Aquino. Mog., Pt. Schöffer, 1471. 8 Nov. large fol. Gothic letter. 173 leaves of 61 lines in double columns. The first edition with a date. A copy on vellum, M'Carthy 600 fr. (sententiar.) Mog., Pt. Schöffer, 1469. 13. Jun. fol. Gothic letter. 274 leaves. The first edition. It begins without farther title (m)Isit verbū suū. In the last 7 leaves is the table of contents, and on the recto of the last the colophon. A copy on vellum, M'Carthy, 405 fr. another in the university library at Leipsic, and a third, belonging to Gr. Melzi at Milan. 891 duodecim quodlibeta disputata. without place or date. (Rom. G. Lauer, about 1470.) fol. The first edition, with lines all across the page; 33 in a full one. It begins with 5 leaves of table of contents and concludes on the recto of the last leaf, in the 37th chapter, with the words, Explicit.—Col., Arn. ther Hoernen, 1471. fol. Gothic letter. Nrb. Sensenschmid and Frisner, 1474. fol. Gothic letter, 135 leaves in double columns. 892 summa de articulis fidei et ecclesiæ sacramentis. without place or date. 4°. Gothic letter. 13 leaves of 34 lines. It begins without farther title (P)Ostulat. a me uestra dileccio. ut de ar. Fischer considers it to be a production of Gutenberg's before 1460, but Dibdin found the type to resemble that of the Vocabular. of Bechtermünze in 1469. It concludes on the recto of the 13th leaf, Explicit summa.... Deo Gracias. Another edition, without place or date, (Col., Ulr. Zel, about 1470.) 4°. Gothic letter, has 15 leaves of 27 lines. 893 liber de veritate catholicæ fidei contra errores gentilium. Romæ, Arn. Pannartz, 1475. 20. Sept. fol. The first edition with a date. An edition, without place or date, (Milan, Valdarfer?) fol. 247 leaves of 49 lines in double columns, appears to be older; (about 1473.) 894 tract. de periculis contingentib. circa sacrament. eucaristie, et ep. de Judæis. without place or date. (Günth. Zainer), fol. Gothic letter. Not noticed in Panzer. 7 leaves of 34 lines. 895 ARAGONA, Tullia d'. Rime. Ven., Giolito, 1547. 8°. or 1549 or 1560. 12°. Good editions. Also in Parn. Ital. T. 30. p. 240.-See also GUERINO. ARANJUEZ, see AGUIRRE. 896 ARAOS, Fr. de. Opusc. de bene disponenda bibliotheca. Madr. Hygini astronomicon. Omnia par1631.8°. 899 Arii cognomento Froda i. e. Multiscii vel Polyhistoris, schedæ s. libell. de Islandia e veteri Islandica in ling. lat. versus ac illustr. ab And. Bussæo. Havn. 1733. 4°. In a complete copy should also be found, Lexicon voc. antiq., Periplus Otheri and Sicilimenta. Of the edition Havn. 1744. 4°. only the first two leaves are new. 900 ARATORIS de actib. apostolor. 11. II. et epp. III. rec. et obss. adjec. H. J. Arntzenius. Zutphan. 1769. 8°. 901 ARATI phænomena (gr.). Ciceronis interpretatio. Acc. Vergilii, Germanici Cæs. et Rufi Avieni carmina iis respondentia Arati, quæ a Cic. conversa interciderunt. Op. Jo. Perionii. Par., J. L. Tiletanus, 1540. 4°. 104 pages. Scarce, but cheap. It is properly an appendage to Jo. Perionius de opt. gen. interpr. Par., 1540. 4°. The Greek text was first given in the Astronomis vett. Ven., Ald., 1499. fol. tim e vetustis codd. part. e locor. collatione emendata. ib. id. 1559. 4°. 4 leaves of preliminary matter, 155 and 56 pages. Fine edition. Differs often from the Aldine text. The second part is sometimes wanting.-A new recension in Stephani poet. gr. her. carm. 1566. p. 288 sqq. 903 Hug. Grotii syntagma Arateorum. (LB.), Cp. Rapheleng. 1600. 4°. with plates by Jac. de Gheyn. This rare collection, which is sought after, contains 1) 6 leaves of preliminary matter; 2) the Greek text, 42 pages; 3) Grotius's Latin metrical version, in which the fragments of Cicero's version are inserted, 36 pages; 4) Grotius's notes, 24 pages; 5) Germanici Cæsaris interpr. 94 pages, with 42 plates, printed in the text, and 2 single ones, of which the first represents the zodiac, and the second the four seasons of the year; 6) Grotii notæ ad German. phænom. &c. 128 pages.-A new recension from a MS. The plates also appeared separately under the title, Jac. de Gheyn Aratea phænomena s. signa cœlestia 44 iconib. expressa. Amst., 1621. fol. 1793-1801. large 8°. 2 vols, (4 d. 4 gr., on writing paper 5 d. 8 gr.) A new recension of the text and scholia from new sources.-Diosemea c. notis Th. Forster. Lond. 1813. 8°. 907 phænomena et diosemea, quib. subjic. Eratosthenis catasterismi. Dionysii orb. terr. descriptio. Avieni utriusq. poetæ metaphrases. Curav. notasq. adj. F. Ch. Matthiæ. Ff. a M., Hermann, 1817. 8°. with 3 lithographed tables. With new various readings to all these pieces. 908 ARAUJO, Ant. Jacinto de. Remarkable and rare. He was probably Very scarce edition of this romance belonging to the Round Table. 911 Par., Ant. Verard, 1493. 8°. Juin. fol. Gothic letter, with woodcuts. Almost as scarce as the preceding edition. It contains 7 leaves of preliminary matter, and the signatures, ai-tiii. A copy on vellum, but with 3 written leaves, 54 fr. Vallière, and 92 fr. M'Carthy: another in the royal library at Paris.-The editions in 4°. without date are not sought after. ARBERES, see BLUET. 912 ARBUTHNOT, J. Tabulæ antiquor. numor. mensurar. et ponderum ex angl. in lat. conversæ op. Dn. König. LB. 1764. 4°. with plates. Previously Trj. ad Rh. 1756. 8°. English Lond. 1787. 4°. VOL. I. In Some extracts from Arcadius in the Classic. Journ. XV, 165. 310. 914 ARCHEOLOGIA or miscellaneous tracts relating to antiquity, published by the society of antiquaries of London. Lond. 1770-1815. 4°. 18 vols. with plates.-To which is added, Index to the first 15 vols. Lond. 1809. 4°. In England it is customary to annex moreover to this, Liber quotodianus garderobe and Ordinances and regulations for the government of the royal household, and then altogether 21 vols. 915 ARCHENHOLZ, J. W. v. England u. Ital. Neue vm. u. vb. Ausg. Lpz., Dyk, 1787, 8°. 5 voll. (3 d. 16 gr.)-Annal. d. britt. Gesch. v. J. 1788 an als e. Forts. des ob. Werks. Brs., Hmb. u. Tüb., Hoffmann u. Cotta, 1789-98. 8°. 20 vols. with portraits (30 d.) (The 20th vol. contains two indexes by J. Sm. Ersch).-The British Mercury. Hmb., Hoffmann, 1787-91. 8°. 17 vols. (22 d.)-Gesch. des 7 jähr. Kriegs in Deutschl. Berl., with figures and a map (3 d.) (The Haude u. Spener, 1793. 8°. 2 vols. first edition, or Hist. Taschenb. f. 1789. Berl. 16°. is sought after on account of the plates, but is scarce.) -See also MINERVA. 916 ARCHILOCHI reliquiæ. Quas colleg., adnott. viror. doct. suisq. animadvv. illustr. et præmissa de vita et scrr. poetæ comm. nunc seors. ed. Ign. Liebel. Lps., Sommer, 1812 (new title 1818). large 8°. (2 d. 12 gr., on writing paper 3 d., on vellum paper 4 d. 12 gr.) Corrections of this work by the author in Wiener Lit. Zeit. 1813. Intbl. p. 139. sqq. Imm. G. Huschke diss. de fabulis Archilochi, acc. notitia cod. Augustani c. fabb. ined. Altenb. 1803. 8°. 917 ARCHIMEDIS opp. omnia, nunc pr. gr. et lat. edita. Acc. Eutocii Ascal. commentaria gr. lat. G - 924 opp. Apollonii Perg. Conicor. 11. 4, Theodosii spærica (lat.) methodo nova illustr. et demonstr. per Is. Barrow. Lond. 1675. 4°. with plates, 285, 104 and 38 pages. Not often to be met with. 926 · Kunstbücher od. Schrr. A. d. Gr. übs. u. erl. v. J. Cp. Sturm. Nrb. 1670. fol. In it ought to be found A's Sandrechnung übs. v. Sturm. Nrb. 1667. fol. A's 2 BB. üb. Kugel u. Cylind., ebendess. Kreismess. übs. m. Anmm. u. e. Anh. v. C. F. Hauber. Tüb., Cotta, 1798. 8°. with plates (20 gr.) ARCHITECTURE moderne, see JOMBERT. 927 ARCHITECTURE, peinture et sculpture de la maison de ville d'Amsterdam en CIX planches. Amst. 1719. fol. 11 leaves of text, 2 portraits and 109 plates. The first and best reimpression of the same plates in Arti Quellini præcip. effig. ac ornam. curiæ Amst. Amst. 1665. fol. 928 ARCHIVES littéraires de l'Europe, par MM. Suard, Morellet, Degerando, Vanderbourg etc. Par. 1804-8. 8°. 17 vols. or 51 numbers. des découvertes et des in929 ventions nouv. depuis 1808-17. Par., Treuttel et Würtz, 1809-18. 8°. 10 vols. An entire year i vol. at 6 fr. It is going on. 930 ΑΡΧΥΤΟΥ φερομενοι δεκα λογοι καθολικοι. Διαληψις περι της καλουμevns λoyikns ȧvwvvμov tivos etc. (gr. ed. Jo. Camerarius). Lps., Vögelin, without date, 8°. 32 unnumbered leaves. 931 ARENA, Ant. de (Ant. de la SABLE). Meygra entrepriza catoliqui imperatoris. Quando de anno dni mille CCCC XXXVI veniebat per provensam bene corrossatus im postam prendere fransam cum villis de provensa etc. Avenione, 1537 small 8°. Gothic letter. Very scarce the original edition of this macaronic poem. 8 leaves of preliminary matter, 55 leaves of text and 13 leaves of appendage, Sensuyuent les cités, villes, &c. In many copies the half imperial eagle in the title-page under the picture of the crowned cock is wanting. Reprinted, Bruxell, (Avign.) 1748. 8°. and Lyon, 1760. 8°. Of the last only 150 copies are said to have been printed, but it is cheap. On large paper 14 fr. 95 c. M'Carthy. 932 ad suos compagnones studiantes, qui sunt de persona friantes, bassas dances in gallanti stilo bisognatas etc. Lyon, Cl. Nourry, without date.-At the end, Lyon, Pt. de Vingle, 1529. 8°. 40 unnumbered leaves, Gothic letter. One of the first and rarest editions: there are however several old editions, all of which have a certain value, when they are in good condition. -Par. Galeot. a Prato, 1574. 8°. 8 unnumbered leaves of preliminary matter, 29 numbered leaves and I unnumbered leaf at the end. Also in Varior. auctor. practica artis amandi, LB. 1648. 12°. p. 193–264. 933 ad suos compagnones......bassas dances et branlos practicantes nouvellos quamplurimos mandat. Stampatum in stampatura stampator. 1670. large 12°. 191 pages. This edition is especially prized in France, although the guerra neapol. and avenion. are wanting in it. Page 107 follows with a separate title, Nova novor. novissima s. poemata stylo Macar. conscripta per Em. Bollam. ib. 1670.-There appears to have been also another edition of 1670. in 12°. which according to the title contains the gu. neap. and aven. (Debure n. 2957.) and has stamparia instead of stampatura in the title (Brunet and Cat. M'Carthy have this form). The latest edition, Lond. (Par. Barbou), 1758. small 8°. Also on strong paper. ARESTA amorum, see MARTIAL d'Auvergne. 934 ARETÆI de acutor. ac diuturnor. morbor. causis et signis ll. III. de acut. ac diut. morb. curatione 11. IV. Ex bibl. reg. (gr. ed. Jac. Goupylus). Par., Turnebus, 1554, 8°. The first edition of the Greek text, and fine. Rufus Ephes. is commonly therein. (See below). 935-'Tarpika. Etiologica, semeio tica et therapeutica morbor. acutor. et diuturnor. gr. et lat. tribus MSS. codd. collatis. C. comm. G. Henischii. AV., 1603. (new title 1627.) fol. of no Incorrect, and the commentary importance. He has only made use of an Augsburg MS. and of the other two nothing is found in the book. The Latin translation is by Crassus. 936 iid. libri, gr. et lat. C. MSS. duob. contulit novamq. vers. dedit J. Wigan. Ox., typ. Clarend., 1723. fol. Fine and very correct, but scarce (only 300 copies). Some copies on large paper. J. Freind took part in it. 937- id. libri. C. comm. integris Pt. Petiti, J. Wigani notis, Mattairii opusculis et Dn. W. Trilleri obss. et emendatt. Cur. Hm. Boerhave. LB. 1731 (new title 1735). fol. Also on large paper. The printing was begun in 1719; it therefore contains the text of 1554 and the translation from Stephani art. med. princ., and in that respect and in beauty it is inferior to the preceding edition, but more complete in its apparatus. Also on large paper.-Hofr. D. Weigel at Dresden has been employed a long time since in a new critical edition.-Jun. P. Crassus's Latin translation, at first, Ven. Junt. 1552. 4°. and enlarged, Par. 1554. 12°. The same in Boerhave's edition, Arg. 1768. 8°. Wigan's translation faultily reprinted, Vindob. 1790. 8°. (1 d. 8 gr.) 938 v. d. Ursach. u. Kennzeich. rascher u. langwier. Krankh. a. d. Gr. m. Anmm. v. F. O. Dewez. Wien, Wappler, 1790. large 8°. (1 d.) — Heilart d. rasch. u. langw. Kr. a. d. Gr. m. Anm. v. demselb. Wien, Camesina, 1802. 8°. (1 d.) In English by J. Moffat. Lond. 1785. 8°. (6$.) ARETHAS, see ECUMENIUS. 939 ARETHUSA od. d. bukol. Dichter d. Alterthums (by F. L. C. Graf v. Finkenstein). Berl., Unger, 1806-10. 4°. 2 vols. (3 d. 8 gr., vellum paper 4 d. 18 gr.) 940 ARETIN, J. Cp. Frh. v. Beyträge z. Gesch. u. Litt. vorzügl. a. |