T. 1-4. Par. 1815 sqq. 4°. with plates. In monthly parts, 6 in a volume: the annual set of 2 vols. subscription price 60 fr., and on vellum paper 120 fr. It is going on. du musée des beaux arts, see LANDON. 649 poétiques (rédigées par Sautereau de Marsy et Imbert). Par. 1778-88. small 8°. 42 vols. Of this collection the last two volumes are generally wanting. There are copies on Dutch paper in 8°. which are of some value. 650 ANNÉE littéraire (by Fréron the father, and others, from 1754 to 1776; continued by Fréron the son, Royon, Geoffroy, Brotier, and others, up to 1790). Par. 1754-91. 12°. 292 vols. (in France 240-300 fr.) Greatly sought after, and seldom found complete. The first annual set contains 7 vols. and each of the other years 8. The year 1790 contains only 38 numbers instead of 60, whereof the last was published in November 1791. Of number 39 sheet S was indeed printed, but not published. Of Geoffroy's and Grosier's continuation in the year 1800 only 45 numbers in 7 vols. appeared. The Année includes Lettres sur quelq. écrits de ce temps. Lond. (Par.) 1752–54. 12°. 13 voll. 651 ANNII Viterbiensis, J., commentaria super opera diversor. auctor. de antiquitatib. loquentium. Romæ in campo Floraм.CCCC.XCVIII. d. x. Jul. Euchar. Silber, fol. per With the signatures A-& and c-k; without catchwords and pagination. The text in Gothic letter, the commentaries in Roman characters. The first edition, rare, but little sought after, of a book often printed. The subsequent editions contain sometimes more, sometimes less, and differ also in their internal arrangement. The following contain the commentary of Annius: Rom. 1499. 4° Par., Ascens. 1512. fol. ib. id. 1515. fol. Antw. 1545. 8°. ib. 1552. 8°. (these two editions are the most correct, and contain also two pieces of Aretius, which are wanting in the earlier editions.) Lugd. 1554. 16°. 2 vols. Witt. 1612. 8°. (a reprint of the Antwerp impression, and the latest edition, but yet not quite cor rect).-In the following the commentary is wanting: (Ven.) ap. Bn. Venetum, 1498. 4. Par., Marchant et Marnef, 1510. 4°. (Par.) 1511. 4°. ed. Ant. Nebrissensis, Burgos, 1512. 4°. Bas., Bebel, 1530. 4°. Lugd. 1552. 16°. ib. 1560. 16°. Halb. ap. Commelin. 1599. 8°. (this contains instead Varrerii censuram.) An Italian translation (i cinque libri de le antichità de Beroso) by Pt. Lauro, Ven. 1550. 8°. and by Fr. Sausovino (not Lauro, consult Paitoni bibl. d. aut. volgarizz. I. 173), Ven. 1583. 4°. Previously by Gi. Bt. Roscio, with Dictys and Dares, Ven. 1543. 8°. Respecting the spuriousness of this work, see Fabr. bibl. gr. T. XIV. vet. where also, p. 175-211, the genuine fragments of Berosus, Greek and Latin, are collected together. Concerning the writings for and against the genuineness, see Cat. Bunav. T. I. Vol. 2. p. 1027. and Freytag anall. 582. Casp. Varrerii censura (Rom. 1565 4.) also, in bibl. PP. Lugd. T. I. p. 529 ss. Ang. Flörchen apologia vindiciaria pro Beroso Anniano. Hildesii, 1759. 8°. De Beroso babylon. hist. vetusto scriptore, see J. Sal. Semleri misc. lectt. Fasc. I. Nrb. 1748-8. p. 27 ss. 652 ANNO. Der Lobgesang auf d. h. Anno in d. altdeutsch. Grundspr. d. 11. Jahrh. u. m. e. Einl., Uebs. u. Anmm. herausg. v. G. A. J. Goldmann. Lpz. and Altenb., Brockhaus, 1816. 8°. (20 gr.) At first by Mt. Opitz. Danz. 1639. 8°. Best in Schilteri thes. T. I. and in Opitz Gedicht. Zür. 1755. 8°. p. 155-350. Hegewisch's edition in the deutsch. Mag. 1791. Jul. p. 10-75. is altogether a fruitless labour. 653 ANNOTATIONES doctor. viror. in grammaticos, oratores, poetas, philosophos, theologos et leges. Par., Ascens. 1512. fol. Earlier and less complete editions of this collection of different critical observations are, Ph. Beroaldi annotatt. centum in varios auctt. Bonon. 1488. fol. Brix. 1496. fol. M. Ant. Sabellici annott. vett. et recentes. Ven. 1502. fol. ib. 1508. fol. ANNUAL register, see REGISTER. 654 ANONYMI oratio funebris in imp. Fl. Cl. Constantinum, apud Aquilejam interemptum; græca nunc prim. ex bibl. Palatina prodeunt; Fed. Morellus lat. vertit notisq. illustr. Lutet., F. Morell. (1616). 8°. 4 leaves of preliminary matter, 16 and 16 pages. 655 ANONYMI introductio anatomica, gr. et lat., item Hypatus de partib. corporis, gr. et lat. c. notis Dn. W. Trilleri et J. St. Bernard. Acc. figuræ anatom. c. explic. gr. ex cod. bibl. Leid. LB. 1744. large 8°. At first, Greek and Latin, by Pt. Lauremberg, Hmb. 1616. 4°. and gr. lat. p. eund. sumtib. Jo. Morsii, LB. 1618. 4°. 4 leaves of preliminary matter and 87 pages. 656 ANONYMI Ravennatis (Guidonis presb. sec. IX.) de geographia 11. V. ex MS. cod. eruit et notis illustr. Plac. Porcheron. Par. 1688. 667 prefatio in librum cur deus homo. Incipit feliciter. Without place or date (Strasb., Husner, about 1475). fol. 30 printed leaves, without catchwords, signatures, and pagination, with 35 lines, Gothic letter. 668 opuscula. Without place or date, 4°. Gothic letter, 192 leaves, in two columns. 669 ANSELMUS, G. Epigrammaton ll. VII. Parmæ, 1526. 8°. 670 epigramm. 11. VII, Sosthyrides, Palladis peplum, ægloga IV. Ven. 1528. 8°. 671 ANŠGARII, Mthi., Spicilegium defectus lexicor. rabbin. potissimum Buxtorfiani utriusque. Hafn. 1704. 4°. 672 ANSON, G. Voyage round the world, in the years 1740-44, compiled from his papers by Rch. Walter. Lond. 1776. large 4°. with plates. In England the first edition, Lond. 1748. 4°. is more sought after. Of both there are copies on large paper. In Italian, Livorno, 1756. 4°. 673 voyage autour du monde, trad. de l'angl. (par Gua de Malves). Amst. 1749 or 1751. 4°. with plates. -voyage à la mer du Sud, fait par quelq. officiers commandant le vaisseau le Wager, pour serv. de suite au voy. d'Anson, trad. de l'angl. Lyon, 1756. 4°. They belong together. Also, Par. 1754 or 1764. 12°. 5 vols. with plates. Another description of this voyage by Pascoe Thomas: Journal of a voy. to the South sea and round the globe, und. the command of Anson. Lond. 1745. 8°. 674 ANTAMORI, P. Fr. (anonym). Storia del duomo di Orvieto. Roma, Lazzarini, 1791. 4°. 394 pages: to which is added, Stampe del duomo di Orvieto. Roma, 1791. large fol. 2 leaves of text, and 32 leaves of plates, with the numbers 1-37. whereof 8 are of 1 sheet, and 24 of half a sheet. It contains also valuable documents. 675 ANTARA. Poema arabicum Moallakah c. integris Zouzenii scholiis e cod. MS. ed., in lat. serm. transtul. et lect. var. addid. Vc. El. Menil. Obss. subjunx. J. Willmet. LB., Luchtmans, 1816. large 4°. (4 fl. 2 st.) 676 ANTES, J. Observations on the manners and customs of the Egyptians, the overflowing of the Nile and its effects. Lond. 1800. 4. 139 pages, with one map. 677 ANTHOLOGIA Græca Planudea. ̓Ανθολογια διαφορων ἐπιγραμμάτων, ἀρχαιοις συντεθειμένων σοφοις etc. Flor. per Lr. Francisci de Alopa Venetum, III. idus Augusti M.CCCC.LXXXXiiij (1494)· 4°· This work and Apollonius Rhodius, Callimachus, Euripides, and the Gnomæ (see below) were printed together at one and the same press, in capital letters, under the superintendence of Lascaris. All five together are very rare, and only extant in the Laurentian library at Florence, and in four cases in England. (Beloe, anecdotes, III. 310.) The Anthologia and Apollonius are the easiest to be met with. (Wolf, lit. Annal. I. 237. The book begins on the reverse of the first leaf with the above-mentioned title, is without catchwords and pagination, but with the signatures A-KK IIII, each sheet of 8 leaves. Altogether 272 leaves. Then follow 7 separate leaves without signatures, containing a Greek epigram and a Latin letter of Lascaris to Pt. Medicis, and after these, on the reverse of the 7th leaf, the colophon. These 7 leaves (in Maittaire ann. T. I. 1719. p. 270-283. accurately reprinted from the original edition) are wanting in many copies, which then appear to be without date. The first and very rare edition of the Anthologia of Planudes, whereof several copies are to be found on vellum (with the 7 leaves written 1000 fr. M'Carthy, pre It is very correct, viously 451. Pinelli). The magnificent Dresden copy on vellum, 9 French inches and 2 lines in height, and 5 inches 11 lines in breadth, contains A 3-6 twice, and A 3-6 is wanting instead. Should the opposite defect exist in any other copy, an exchange would be very welcome. In the same place also on paper; but the 7 last leaves are wanting in both copies. 678 ANTHOLOGIA. Florilegium diversor. epigrammatum in septem libros. Ven. in ædd. Aldi, 1503. 8°. 290 unnumbered leaves. The first, the best, and the rarest of the 3 Aldine editions. A reprint of the preceding, with all its errors; but Aldus has subjoined at the end, in 21 pages, various readings from other MSS. and 19 epigrams, not before printed, and also 6 other pieces at the end of the 7th book. There are copies in which the title and first sheet are printed afresh. The older are distinguished by the last line of the title being θεται (where there is τιθεται in the others), and by the oft-occurring familiar abbreviations for e and ou, which in the others are always uncontracted. I have not observed farther differences. Both kinds are at Dresden. Copies also on vellum. The Aldine editions of 1517 and 1519 are nonentities. florilegium etc. (the same title). Flor. per hæredes Ph. Juntæ, 1519. 8°. 679 - 410 numbered leaves, and 2 unnumbered at the end, whereof the first is blank, and on the reverse of the second the Junta lily. Scarce, but very faulty. A reprint of the preceding, with all its additions and various readings. Here first the poem of Paul. Silentiar. is disfigured by transposition. 680- florilegium etc. Solerti nuper repurgatum cura. Ven. in ædd. Áldi et And. soc. m. Jan. 1521. 8°. 289 numbered leaves, and I unnumberIed with the anchor. The 19 epigrams of the first Aldine edition, which had not before been printed, are here incorporated into the work itself, and only the best of the various readings (yet bad ones also amongst them) selected and received into the text. In printing and paper it is not so inferior to the first edition as many would have it to be. A copy on vellum is known. The same title. (Par.) sub prelo Ascensiano, 1531. 8°. 324 leaves. Very rare, but extremely faulty. A 685 florilegium div. epigrr. in VII libros distinctum, diligenti castigatione emendatum, cui nonnulla nuper inventa epigrr. in fine adjecta sunt. Ven., ap. Pt. et J. Mar. Nicolinos Sabienses, 1550. 8°. 288 numbered leaves and 12 unnumbered leaves. Very rare in Venice itself, and not seen by Jacobs. A faithful reprint of the edition of 1521 as far as the first page of the 289th leaf. Then come two new additions, Sappho's hymn to Venus, and a pretended poem of Anacreon, both already previously printed. The indexes of things and names are really new and useful. It is held in equal estimation with the Aldine editions. 686 the same title. Ven. ap. Aldi filios, 1551. 8. 288 numbered leaves, and 12 unnumbered leaves, whereof the 11th is blank. 288th leaf, and from thence of the preceding edition with its additions and indexes. It was formerly considered as the best and most complete Aldine edition of the Anthology, although it is certainly less fine and scarce, and likewise contains only a selection of various readings. 687 (43) epigrammata ex thesauris græcor. deprompta (gr.) etiam recens lat. facta J. Ramo auctore. Vienna Austr., Syngrenius, 1551. 8°. 14 unnumbered leaves. 688 anthologia epigrr. Antipatri (gr.) Par., Gu. Morell, 1551. 4°. Scarce, but cheap. florilegii diversor. epigrr. vett. in VII libb. distributi primus c. interpr. Eilh. Lubini. Rost., prælo Myliandrino, 1600. 8°. With a dedication to the sons of duke BoThe title mentions the year 1550. A gislas. In the same year appeared a 2nd reprint of the edition of 1521 as far as the edition, Rost. typis Myliandrinis, in 8°. similar to the first, but with a dedication to Maurice of Nassau. See Chardon mélang. I. 269. The edition, Rost., prælo Myliandr. 1606. 8°. with a dedication to the sons of Bogisl. is one and the same impression as the first edition. 693 anthologia s. florilegium gr. lat. h. e. vett. græcor. epigrr. (gr.) doctiss. viror. opera lat. carmine conversa et recens edita ab Hi. Megisero. C. III indd. Ff., sumt. auctoris, 1602. 8°. 560 and 535 pages, parts in I vol. Only a selection from the Anthology and scarce. Still scarcer are copies with the new title, Omnium horar. obsonia, Frankf. 1614. 8°. There are here only the first 8 leaves reprinted, but two indexes of names omitted. See Chardon mélang. I. 223. ---- 694 florilegium h. e. vett. græcor. poetar. epigrr. 11. VII. (gr.) interpr. Eilh. Lubino. In bibliop. Commelin. 1604. 4°. without the dedication, 1011 pages. Well printed and rare; with a prose translation. Sometimes the first 4 leaves are wanting (Title and Dedication), from whence originated an edition without place or date. This edition is printed in Corp. poetar. gr. T. II. Col., Allob. 1614. fol. p. 495. sqq. 695 selecta epigrr. ex florilegio et alia quædam ex vett. poetis comicis potissimum (gr.), lat. item carmine conversa. Romæ, 1608. 12°. without the index, 363 pages. 696 anthologia epigrr. græcor. selecta et ab omni obscoenitate vindicata. C. lat. interpr. kara Netw. Flexiæ, 1624. 8°. 4 leaves of preliminary matter, and 446 pages. Another collection under the same title, P. I. (II. III.) Ingolst. 1617. 8°. 241 pages; containing a selection from books i-vi. 697-florilegium græco-lat. diversor. epigrr. vett. nunc in trium chiliadum centurias distributor. et a 330 poetis carm. lat. translator. Cura And. Rivini. Gothæ, venund. Lipsia, 1651. 8°. 16 leaves of preliminary matter, and 1600 pages. Scarce; containing only the first Chiliad, or the first and second books. Rivini's MS. apparatus is in the Leipsic academi principal thing. In the edition, Lips., sumt. Ch. Tauscheri, 1655. 8°. only the first 8 leaves are reprinted. 698 analecta vett. poetar. græcor. (gr.) editore Rch. Fr. Ph. Brunck. Arg. (1772-73, 76), 8°. 3 voll. Several copies on large paper in 4°. and 3 on vellum. Brunck has greatly extended and enlarged the collection and frequently corrected the text, still however often arbitrarily and without assigning his grounds for so doing: he has done nothing for its eluci dation. In the 3rd book are to be found lectt. et emendd. There is a list of the poets contained in this edition in the Classical Journal, X. 155. 699 Anthol. gr. s. poetar. gr. lusus ex rec. Brunckii, indd. et comm. adjec. F. Jacobs. Lps., Dyck, 179495. large 8°. 5 vols. (on printing paper 5 d., on writing paper 7 d.— F. Jacobs animadvv. in epigrr. anthologiæ gr. secund. ord. analector. Brunckii. Lps., 1798-1814. large 8°. 3 parts in 8 vols. (on printing paper 17 d. 12 gr. on writing paper 23 d. 4 gr.) Brunck's text, with the omission of the large poems. But in the excellent critical and exegetical commentary Jacobs follows his own course. Added to which, ej. obss. critt. in anthol. gr. in Actis philol. Monacens. T. I. fasc. II. (1812) p. 121 Wolfs lit. Anal. I, 96, 357. Im. Gli. Huschke analecta crit. in anthol. gr. c. suppl. epigrr. max. part. ineditor. Jen. et Lps., 1800. large 8°. (1 d. 12 gr.) - SS. 700 anthol. gr. c. vers. lat. Hug. Grotii edita ab Hi. de Bosch. Ultraj., Wild et Altheer, 1795-98. 3 voll.-(T. IV. s.) Hi. de Bosch obss. et notæ in anthol. gr. quib. acc. Cl. Salmasii notæ ined. ib. 1810. 4°. on printing paper 32 fl., on writing paper 48 fl. (large paper copies no longer to be had) and in folio, (only 12 copies according to Brunet, of which the sale-catalogue says nothing.) 192 fl. The text is after the Frankfort edition of 1600, with corrections of the most remarkable errors. But the translation of Grotius, printed for the first time, is excellent. The annotations extend only to the 2nd book. The 5th part has yet to appear. anthol. minor, s. florileg. cal library. The Latin translation is the 701 |