Achilles Tatius, 3d century.

De Clitophontis et Leucippes amoribus lib. VIII. Longi De Daphnidis et Chloes amoribus lib. IV. Parthenii Nicaensis De amatoriis affectibus lib. I.

Iterum ed. Græcè ac Latinè. In bibliopolio Commeliniano. [Heidelbergæ.] 1606. Sm. 8 G.298.57 The paging is very irregular, sometimes by folios, sometimes by pages. There are also typographical errors.

De Clitophontis et Leucippes amoribus libri VIII. Graece et Latine. Textum recognovit Christ. Guil. Mitscherlich. Biponti, 1792. xx, 363 pp. Scriptores erotici. 8° G.284.64.2; *B.162.4.1

Achmet et Almanzine, drame. See A. R. LE SAGE.
Euvres, 1783, vol. 14.

Acis and Galatea, a serenata.
Acosta, Joseph de, 1540-1599.

See J. GAY.

Americæ nona et postrema pars. Qua de ratione

elementorvm; de Novi orbis natvra: de hvivs incolarvm svperstitiosis cultibus pertractatur: Catalogo regum Mexicanorum omnium addito. His accessit designatio illivs navigationis quam 5 naues Hollandicæ anno 1598 tentarunt: quomodo S. de Weert à cæteris dispulsus an. 1600 domum reuersus sit. [Omnia per B. Jansz descripta.] Addita est tertio navigatio recens quam O. à Noort suscepit. Omnia è Germanico Latinitate donata, et figuris æneis coornata sumptibus T. de Bry viduæ et binorum filiorum. Francof. Apud M. Beckervm. 1602. (8), 362, 56, (1), 100 pp. 25, 14 plates. Map. T. de Bry. Collectiones. Fo

No. 1 in G.281.51.4; No. 3 in ****
*2360.26.3

1

New Sweden, or, the Swedish settlements on the Delaware. Trans. by Nicholas Collin. In New York hist. soc'y. Collections, 1841, 2d ser., vol. 1. G.3625.1, 2d ser., 1; *4371.11, 2d ser., Acte de naissance, comédie. See L. B. PICARD. Euvres, 1821, vol. 4. Acteurs de bonne foi, comédie. See P. C. de C. de MARIVAUX. Œuvres, 1781, vol. 2. Acteurs déplacés, ou l'amant comédien, comédie. See C. F. PANNARD. Théâtre, 1763, vol. 1. Actor, The; or a treatise on the art of playing. With theatrical anecdotes [etc.]. London: R. Griffiths. 1750. (10), 326 pp. 120

No. 1 in G.3823.6; 2588.11.1

The actor: or a treatise on the art of playing. A new work, by the author of the former, and adapted to the present state of the theatres. Containing observations on Garrick, etc. London, R. Griffiths. 1755. (1), 284, (19) pp. 12°

No. 2 in G.3823.6; 2588.11.2

Ascribed by Lowndes to Aaron Hill, but of this there is doubt. The author, on page 19 of No. 2, says: "Aaron Hill, an author of allowed merit, requires to be studied as a classic, etc."

Actor, or guide to the stage; with examples from the most popular modern pieces. New York, 1823. 32 pp. 12° No. 3 in G.3822.3 Actor, The, poem. See R. LLOYD. Actors and acting.

ACTOR, The; or, a treatise on the art of playing.

1750.

ACTORS' remonstrance. 1643.

HEYWOOD, T. Apology for actors.

MANAGER'S note book. 1837.

MATHEWS'S gallery. Catalogue of theatrical portraits. 1833.

See DRAMA.

Actors and editors, a poem; by an under graduate.
London, 1817. 44 PP. 8° No. 10 in G.3824.13
Actor's budget. See W. OXBERRY.
Actors' remonstrance for the silencing of their
profession, and banishment from their playhouses.
London, E. Nickson. 1643. Reprinted. 1822. 7 pp.
89
No. 2 in G.3823.5; 2575.10
Actrice nouvelle, comédie. See P. POISSON.
Ad majorem gloriam virtutis, poëme. See P. S.
MARECHAL.

Adair, Robert Alexander Shafto, baron Waveny, 1811

National defences and organization of the militia of the United kingdom. In Cambridge essays. 1858. G.3853.2.4; 2555.16.4 Adalbero, bishop of Laon, 950?-1030. Poème adressé à Robert roi des Français. In Guizot, F. P. G. Collection, 1824, vol. 6.

G.3675.3.6; *2618.2.6 Adam, sacred drama. See G. B. ANDREINI. Adam, maître. See A. BILLAUT. Adam de la Halle, 13th century.

Jeux. In Théâtre français au moyen âge. 1839. G.190.54

Namely: Li jus Adan, ou de la feuillie; Li jus du pelerin; Li gieus de Robin et de Marion.

Contains also a notice of Adam de la Halle, with specimens of his music.

Adam le Roi. See ADENEZ.

Adam, Jacques, 1663-1735.

ALEMBERT, J. le R. d'. Éloge. In his Œuvres, 1805, vol. 10.

Adams, Miss Abigail, daughter of John Adams. See Abigail (A.) SMITH.

Adams, Charles Francis, 1807

Horace Walpole's Letters and memoirs. [Cut from North Amer. rev., Oct., 1845, pp. 422-455.]. No. 4 in G.3857.4

Adams, John, 2d president of the U. S., 1735-1826. Correspondence, originally published in the Boston patriot. Boston, 1809. iv, 572 pp. 8° G.3634.5 -and Adams, Samuel.

Four letters [dated 1790]: on the subject of govBoston, 1802. 32 pp. 8°

ernment.

No. 4 in G.324.1; 5568.12 BRACKENRIDGE, H. M. Eulogy on J. Adams. In his Speeches, 1829.

Strictures on John Adams's Defence of the constitutions of the United States. [Signed, Camillus.] In Political reformer.

1797.

Adams, John Quincy, 6th president of the U. S., 1767-1848.

Correspondence between J. Q. Adams and several citizens of Massachusetts concerning the charge of a design to dissolve the union. Boston, 1829. So pp. 89 No. 5 in G.321.12; No. 9 in *4443.78 Oration on Lafayette. 31st Dec., 1834. Washington, 1835. 94 pp. 8° G.3633.4

Adamson, Henry, 1639.

No. 5 in G.3845.2.5

Muses threnodie; or, mournings on the death of Mr. Gall. Containing poetical descriptions, with the antiquities of Scotland, especially of Perth. By H. Adamson. Printed at Edinburgh, 1638. To this new edition are added notes, King James's charter of confirmation, an account of Gowries conspiracy, a list of the magistrates of Perth, an account of the two inundations in 1210 and 1621, etc. Compiled by James Cant. Perth, 1774. xxii, G.3846.9 (1), 261, 200 pp. Sm. 8°

Adamson, John, translator.

SILVA, N. L. da. Dona Ignez de Castro. 1808. Adan, ou de la feuillie, drame. See ADAM de la Halle.

Adans. See ADENEZ.

Addison, Joseph, 1672-1719.

Works collected by Mr. Tickell. With index. In 6 v. London, 1804. Portrs. Plates. 8° G.3711.1 Contents. 1, 2. Spectator. 3. Same; Tatler. 4. Guardian; Freeholder; Whig-examiner. 5. Dialogues upon ancient medals; Remarks on Italy; Present state of the war; Trial and conviction of Count Tariff, Christian religion; Essay on Virgil's Georgics. 6. Poems; Rosamond, an opera; Translations from Horace and Ovid; To the author of Cato; Cato; The drummer, or the haunted house; Poemata.

[Select plays.] In British theatre, 1791, vols. 20, 21. G.3963.1.20, 21

Namely: 20. The drummer. 21. Cato.
Same. In Modern British drama, 1811, vols. 1, 4.
G.3960.19.1,4

Namely: 1. Cato. 4. The drummer.
Same. In New English theatre, 1777, vols. 7, 10.
G.3964.1.7, 10

Namely: 7. The drummer. 10. Cato.

Cato. In British drama, 1817, vol. 1. G.3965.2.1 Same. In London theatre, 1815, vol. 9. G.3966.2.9 Same. In Select British theatre, 1815, vol. 8. G.3964.2.8

Same. Caton. [Trad. par P. A. de La Place.] In Théâtre anglois, 1749, vol. 8. G.3964.3.8

Criticism on Paradise lost. works, 1801, vol. I.

In Milton, J. Poetical G.3832.6.1; 2564.8.1

Remarques sur le Paradis perdu. In Delille, J. Euvres, 1824, vol. 13. G.240.3.13; *2693.1.13

CUMBERLAND, R. Life of Addison. In British drama, 1817, vol. 1.

SEWELL, G. Vindication of the English stage. 1716.

Address in regard to the claims of the officers of the revolutionary army. [Signed, Equal justice.] Washington, 1828. 11 pp. 8° No. 8 in G.322.3 Address of the Convention [of delegates chosen to consider on the state of public affairs and on the means of relieving the people from the evils of misgovernment and war] to the free electors of New Jersey. [1814.] 24 pp. 8° No. 9 in G.324.15 Address of the Democratic young men's general committee, to their fellow-citizens. New York, 1835. 12 pp. 8° No. 24 in G.321.16 Address of the General committee of correspondence, to the democratic citizens of Pennsylvania, on the presidential election, 1812. Phila. 20 pp: 8°

No. 7 in G.324.3 Address to the government of the United States, on the cession of Louisiana to the French; and on the breach of treaty by the Spaniards. New ed. Phila., 1803. (1), 56 pp. 8° No. 10 in G.323.16 Address to the ladies on the indecency of appearing at immodest plays. London, 1756. (1), 22 pp. 80 No. 5 in G.3824.16 Address to the landed, trading and funded interests of England on the present state of affairs. London, 1786. (1), 151 pp. 89 No. 3 in G.324.4 Address to the judges and the public. See John LEE.

Address to the "Senior captains" of the U. S.
120
navy. [Signed, Nautilus.] 1834. 55 pp.
No. 16 in G.322.5

Adela, tragedy. See Jane West.
Adelaide; or, the emigrants, tragedy.
SHEIL.

See R. L.

Mithridates oder allgemeine Sprachenkunde mit dem Vater Unser in bey nahe 500 Sprachen und Mundarten. [Fortgesetzt von J. S. Vater.] Berlin, 1806-1817. 4 v. 8° G.158.9; 2956.18; *B.192.12 Adenez, or Adans, called Adam le Roi, 13th century.

Li romans de Berte aus grans piés. Précédé d'une dissertation sur les Romans des douze pairs; par P. Paris. Paris, 1836. (3), lx, 198 pp. Facsimiles. Romans des douze pairs, I. Adieux de la parade, prologue. Théâtre, 1777, vol. 1.

120

G.3545.3.1 See C. COLLE.

ARAGO, D. F. J. Les voyages aéronautiques. In his Œuvres, 1854, vol. 9.

WIELAND, C. M. Die Aeropetomanie; Die Aeronauten. In his Sämmt. Werke, 1818, vol. 43. Æschines, B.C. 398-314, and Demosthenes.

Αἰσχίνου ὁ κατὰ Κτισφῶντος καὶ Δημοσθένους ὁ περὶ στεφάνου λόγος. Interpretationem Latinam adjecerunt P. Foulkes, J. Freind. Εκ Θεάτρου ἐν Οξονίᾳ. [1695.] (15), 151, 182, (20) pp. Portrs. 8°, 1. p. G.291.62 Graece et Latine. [Vols. 2, 3.] Ed. I. Taylor. Cantabrigiæ, 1769. 2 v. 8°, 1. p. G.303.56

Same.

Vol. I, which was to contain the orations of Dinarchus and Demades, never appeared.

Same. Cum delectu annotationum. Oxonii, 1801. (3), 50, 130, xxi, 165, (25) pp. Portrs. 8°, 1. P. G.291.52 Eschylus, B.C. 525-456. Tragœdiæ septem, cum versione Latina. Glasgua: Oxoniæ, 1806. 2 v. 8, 1. p. G.284.66 Contents. 1. Prometheus vinctus; Septem contra Thebas; Persae; Supplices. 2. Agamemnon; Choephoroe; Eumenides. ADLER, G. J. Notes on the Agamemnon. 1861. [Cut from Eschylus, Shakspeare and Schiller. Blackwood's mag., June, 1851, pp. 641-660.] No. 22 in G.3950.9

Æsop.
BOULANGER, N. A. Ésope fabuliste.
BOURSAULT, E. Ésope à la cour, comédie.

Les fables d'Ésope, comédie. In his Théâtre, 1746, vol. 3; Répert. gén., 1821, vol. 37.

LA FONTAINE, J. de. Vie d'Esope. In his Œuvres, IS22, vol 1.

PHÆDRUS.

Fabularum Esopiarum libri. 1667.

SCHILLER, J. C. F. v. Ueber die ästhetische Erziehung des Menschen. In his Sämmt. Werke, 1835, vol. 12.

STEDMAN, J. Lælius and Hortensia. 1782.

WIELAND, C. M. Timoklea, ein Gespräch über scheinbare und wahre Schönheit; Theages, über Schönheit und Liebe; Ueber das Verhältniss des Angenehmen und Schönen zur Nützlichen. In his Sämmt. Werke, 1818, vol. 44.

Aëtius, Roman general, 454.

METASTASIO, P. Ezio, dramma. In his Opere, 1780, vol. 2.

Afectos de odio y amor, comedia. See P. CALDERON DE LA BARCA.

Affectation; or, the way to lose him, comedy. See A. BECKET. Dramat. miscell., 1838, vol. 1. Affectionate shepherd, poem. See R. BARNFIELD. Afloat and ashore, novel. See J. F. Cooper. Afranius, Lucius, B.C. 1st century.

Fragmenta. [Latin and French.] In Théâtre G.285.82.15 complet des Latins, 1820, vol. 15. Africa.

ARAGO, D. F. J. Tableau d'une partie de l'Abyssinie, de l'Afrique. In his Œuvres, 1854, vol. 9.

AVEZAC DE CASTERA MACAYA, M. A. P. d', and others. Îles d'Afrique. 1848.

BELKNAP, J. Circumnavigation of Africa by the ancients. In his Discourse, 23d Oct., 1792.

BOEHME, J. Fardle of fashions. [1555.] BRAUN, S. Appendix regni Congo: navigationes quinque S. Brunonis [1611-1621].

BROSSES, C. de. Du culte des dieux fétiches. 1760. HODGSON, W. B. Notes on Northern Africa. 1844. IBN-AD DIN el Aghwati. Notes of a journey into Northern Africa. 1831.

LIVINGSTONE, D. Missionary travels in South Africa. 1857.

See CONGO.

Africa delivered, poem. See J. GRAHAM.

Africans, The; or, war, love, and duty, drama. See W. DUNLAP.

Agamemnon, of Mycena.

ÆSCHYLUS. Agamemnon, tragœdia. In his Tragœdiæ, 1806, vol. 2.

ALFIERI, V. Agamennone, tragedia. In his Tragedie, 1820, vol. 2.

GALT, J. The tragedies of Maddalen, Agamemnon, and Clytemnestra. 1812.

GRANVILLE, G., baron Lansdowne. Heroic love, tragedy. 1698.

SENECA, L. A. Agamemnon, tragœdia.
Agar. See HAGAR.

Agassiz, Louis Jean Rodolphe, 1807-1873.
Contributions to the natural history of the United
States. Boston, 1857-1862. 4 v.
Plates. 4°

G.350a.3; 3850.11; 3850.12 Contents. 1. Classification; Testudinata. 2. Embryology of the turtle. 3. Acalephs; Ctenophora. 4. Discophora; Hy. droida; Homologies of the radiata. Agathe, tragédie. In Théâtre de campagne. 1767. Agathocles, of Syracuse, B.C. 359-257. PERRINCHIEF, R. Sicilian tyrant. PHILIPPON, Agathocles et Monk. [1797.] Both are political attacks upon Cromwell. VOLTAIRE, F. M. A. de. Agathocle, tragédie. In his Euvres, 1784, vol. 6.

-.

1676.

Agathodaemon. See C. M. WIELAND. Sämmt. Werke, 1818, vol. 35.

35 pp. 8° Agriculture.

No. 6 in G.323.16

AMERICAN agriculturist, 1862-1864.

ARMSTRONG, J. Treatise on agriculture [1819]. SKETCHES On rotations of crops, 1792. Agrippa, roi d'Albe, ou le faux Tibérinus, tragicomédie. See P. QUINAULT. Théâtre, 1778, vol. 3. Agrippa d'Aubigné, comédie. See E. L. BILLARDON DE SAUVIGNY. Les après soupés, 1782, vol. 5. Agrippina, mother of Nero, — 59.

BERGERAC, S. C. de. La mort d'Agrippine, tragédie.

MAY, T. Julia Agrippina, tragedy. Aguesseau, Henri François d', 1668-1751.

THOMAS, A. L. Eloge de d'Aguesseau. In his Euvres, 1825, vol. 3.

Aguiar, M. C. Pimenta de. See M. C. PIMENTA DE AGUIAR.

Ah! Comme ils mentent! [Paris? 1802?] 9 pp. 120 No. 4 in G.157.10 Upon the cost of representing the plays of Edipe à Colone and Sémiramis.

Memoirs of the court of Elizabeth. ed., revised. London, 1826. Portr. 8° Aimable vieillard, comédie. See P. N. DESTOUCHES. Euvres, 1822, vol. 5. Aimé-Martin, L. See L. A. MARTIN.

Ainsi finissent les grandes passions. See J. M. LOAISEL DE TRÉOGATE.

Aird, Thomas, 1802-1876.

The Christian bride, a poem. [Cut from Blackwood's magazine for Feb., 1835, pp. 179–195.] No. 10 in G.3833.12

Aitzema, Lieuwe van, 1600-1669.

Extracts from [his] History of the United provinces [1621-1668, relating to New Netherland], trans. by Thos. De Witt. In New York histor. soc'y. Collections, 1848, 2d ser., vol. 2, pp. 374-380.

G.3625.1, 2d ser., 2; *4371.11, 2d ser., 2

Aix, Provence, France.

GRÉGOIRE, G. Explication des cérémonies de la Fête Dieu d'Aix en Provence. 1777.

Euvres, 1824, vols. 8, 9. Akerby, George.

Spiller's jests: or the life and adventures of James
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Portr. S
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Akerman, John Yonge, editor, 1805-1873.
Moneys received and paid for secret services of
Charles II. and James II., 1679-1688. [London.]
Camden society. 1851. x, (1), 240 pp. 4°
G.3713.13; *2416.52
Aksakoff, Constantine.

[Prince Lupovitsky, or the arrival in the country, (going into the country). A comedy in two acts with prologue. In Russian.] Leipzig, F. Wagner. No. 1 in G.367.4 1857. 87 pp. 8° Al deshonor heredado vence el honor adquirido, comedia. See M. F. de LAVIANO. Alabaster, William, 1567-1640.

Roxana tragædia, aucta, et agnita ab authore G. Alabastro. Londini, G. Jones. 1632. (14), 62, No. 1 in G.3966.4 (1) pp. Eng. t. p. Sm. 8

Alain, René, 1680–1720.
L'épreuve réciproque, comédie.
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Alamanni, Luigi, 1495-1556.
Novella. In Borromeo, A. M.

In Répert. gén. G.3567.1.58

Notizia. 1794.

G.15.56

Albemarle, George Monk, duke of. See G. MONK. Alban of Verulam, tale. See L. L. J. MENZIES. Albarelli Vordoni, Teresa, 1788-1868.

Ottave.

Il pellegrino dell' Adige in Terra santa. In Scolari, F. D. Su la pietosa morte di Giulia Cappelletti e Romeo Montecchi. 1831. G.3916.2; 2773.15

Albert d'Aix, 12th century.

Histoire des croisades, ou Histoire des faits dans les régions d'Outre-mer depuis 1095 jusqu'à 1120. In Guizot, F. P. G. Collection, 1824, vol. 20, 21. G.3675.3.20,21; *2618.2.20, 21 Alberti di Villanova, Francesco d', 1737-1800. Grand dictionnaire françois-italien. [Vol. 2, Grande dizionario italiano-francese.] 3e éd. italienne, corr. et aug. Bassano, 1811. 2 v. 4° G.11.50 Albertus Wallenstein, tragedy. See H. GLAP

THORNE.

Albigenses.

Des gestes glorieux des Français et de leurs combats contre les ennemis tant de la foi orthodoxe que de la France même, de 1202 à 1311. In Guizot, F. P. G. Collection, 1824, vol. 15.

GUILLAUME de Puy Laurens. Chronique contenant l'histoire de l'expédition contre les Albigeois [1202-1272].

GUILLAUME de Tudela. Chronique des Albigeois [1210-1219].

Histoire de la guerre des Albigeois [1202-1219]. In Guizot, F. P. G. Collection, 1824, vol. 15.

PIERRE de Vaulx Cernay. Histoire de l'hérésie des Albigeois, et de la guerre contre eux, 1203-1218. Albion and Albanius, opera. See J. DRYDEN. Albion queens, tragedy. See J. BANKS. Albion's England, poem. See W. WARNER. Albizzi, Bartolomeo, 1401. ALCORAN des cordeliers. 1734. Alboin, king of the Lombards,

573

DAVENANT, Sir W. Albovine, tragedy. Albricus, or Alfricus, philosophus.

1681.

De deorum imaginibus. In Mythographi Latini. G.297.72 Album of love. See MIRROR library, 1844, No. 19. Albumasar.

G.18.52

Albumasar flores astrologie. [Venetijs per Fo. Baptistam Sessa.] (19) ff. Illus. Black Letter. 4° 1st ed., printed before 1488. Albumazar, comedy. See

TOMKIS.

Alcade de Molorido, comédie. See L. B. PICARD. Œuvres, 1821, vol. 6.

Alcade de Zalamea, comédie. See P. CALDERON DE LA BARCA. Chefs-d'œuvre, 1822, vol. 1. Alcaforada, Marianna, f. 1663.

LETTRES portugaises. 1824.