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, Rь. 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, vated in the royal Botanic garden or a catalogue of the plants cultiat 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°. together 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 à 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°.

312 e le api di Gi. Rucellai, con aggiunta delli epigrammi del medesimo Alamanni e d' alcune brevi annotazioni sopra l'api (di Rb. Titi). Fir., Fil. Giunta, 1590. 8°.

This edition, although cited by the academy della Crusca, is, like the preceding, not dear. Le Api is defective in it, v. 699-707.

313 e le api di Gi. Rucellai, colle annotazioni di Rb. Titi e con

manni. 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°.

315 la Avarchide, poema in ottava rima. Fir., Giunti, 1570. 4°.

Fine, and not common; cited by the academy della Crusca.-Con diligenza corretta e alla moderna ortogr. ridotta. Ed. II. Bergamo, 1761, 12°. 2 voll.

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.

325

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

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.

328 opus de laudibus b. v. Mariæ. Without place or date (ib. id. about 1470). large fol.

213 leaves in all other respects the same as the preceding.

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. (Padua), 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.

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. 12°.

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. De re

339 ALBERTI, Leo Bt. 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°.

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 vellum 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.

348 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.