1248 ARROYAL, Leon de. Odas. Madr., 1784. 8°. 1249 ARS memorandi notabilis per figuras evangelistarum. without place or date, small fol. This remarkable xylographic production contains 30 leaves only printed on one side with the rubber, namely 15 leaves of text, and 15 leaves of representations, which contain the contents of all the chapters of each evangelist in mnemonic figures. There are 2 different editions. The first is somewhat irregularly and faintly printed, and lines 17 and 18 of the 1st leaf run thus, tolle grabactum tuum et ambula (Dresden, (bought in 1774 for 231 dollars,) the king's library in London, earl Pembroke, the Bodleian, Spencer.) The second has blacker printing, sharper woodcuts, and runs thus in another place, tolle grabatum tuum et vade (Vienna, Nuremberg, Leipsic council-library, and 1 leaf Dresden). Concerning the groundlessness of Dibdin's assertion in bibl. Spenc. T. I. p. IV. that it was printed even before 1430 and is the oldest block-book, see Hall. Lit. Zeit. 1817. b. III. p. 635. Printed under the title, Memorabiles evangelistar. figuræ (c. versib. Pt. de Rosenheim ed. G. Relmisius, i. e. Simler), per Th. Anshelm, 1502. 4°. 17 leaves. ap. eund. 1503. 4°. 17 leaves (a different impression), ap. eund. 1504. 4°. Rationarium evangelistarum, ap. eund. 1505 or 1507 or 1510 or 1522. 4°. The last edi tion (18 leaves) a short time ago was sold in England for 8 guineas.-A German edition, without place or date, 4°. 16 leaves with 26 lines is described in Panz. deutsche Ann. II. 25. 1250 ARS memorativa incipit feliciter (auct. Jac. Publicio). without place or date (Col. J. Guldenschaff.) 4°. Gothic letter with woodcuts. Without signatures, catchwords and pagination; 14 leaves of text and 8 leaves of woodcuts. I10 fr. Vallière. 1251 ARS moriendi. A xylographic production, 24 leaves printed on one side, viz. 2 leaves of preface, 11 leaves of representations and I leaves of text. Heineken idée générale p. 399 sqq. describes this book in the most accurate manner, and distinguishes 7 Latin editions. I follow his order. I. In small folio, leaf 1. line 1. Ars moriendi: leaf 2 begins, dientia secundo. The representations are enclosed with two lines. (Wolfenb. and 7 leaves Memming.). II. In small 4°. leaf 1. Ars moriendi: leaf 2. Scd'm căcellariu. The representations only enclosed with one line. Dibd. bibl. Spenc. T. I. p. XVI. considers it to be the first edition. (Vallière 1610 fr., Camus de Limare 1280 fr. Lord Spencer has another copy.) III. In small folio, leaf 2. Secundo ut recognoscat. The representations are enclosed with 3 lines. (Defective copies at Harlem and Frankfort on the Maine.) IV. In 4°. leaf 1. ends primo ut credat: leaf 2. begins, xpiano credere debet letus. The representations enclosed with 3 lines. (Munich.) V. In folio: the leaf, Temptacio dyaboli de fide is marked underneath with b. The representations are enclosed with 3 lines. (A defective copy at Hanover). VI. In folio, leaf 1 and 2. of the same sort as the 4th edition, but the inscriptions of the representations are in German, although the text is Latin. (Wolfenbuttel.) VII. In small folio, certainly xylographed, but with a press and printed on both sides only 14 leaves. It agrees with the 4th edition, but the pictures are enclosed with only 2 lines. According to Dibdin I. c. p. XXV. not printed before 1480. (Dresden, Wolfenbuttel, Munich, Spencer.) VIII. In folio, leaf 1. concludes, sicut bong credere debet. The representations enclosed with 3 lines. First described in G. W. Zapf v. einer höchstelt. u. unbek. Ausg. d. Ars mor. Augsb. 1806. 8°. who considers it to be one of the first. IX. In small folio, German; leaf 1. begins, Dieweil nach der Lere. At the end, Hans Sporer pruff-moler 1473. (Zwickau). X. German. At the end, Ludwig ze Ulm. (Count Pertusati at Milan.) diceo, 1518. 4°. and as it is dedicated to Leo X. it must have been printed before 1522. See also EURIPIDES. ARSICCIO intronato (l'), see Caz ZARIA. 1252 ARS moriendi. Printed with 1254 ART. Lart au morier (sic). A moveable and cast types. Of this work I know the following editions: I. Ars moriendi. Without place or date (about 1480.) 4°. Gothic letter. 14 leaves, whereof are 13 pages of text and 12 pages of representations (240 fr. Vallière.) II. Ars moriendi ex varijs Scripturarum sentencijs collecta cum figuris &c. without place or date (in the 15th century) 4°. Gothic letter and 30 lines, not including the column-title. (Spencer.) III. Ars moriēdi ex varijs scripturarū sententijs collecta cũ figuris &c. without place or date, 4°. Gothic letter, 14 leaves with 14 woodcuts. In a full page 31 and 32 lines. IV. Entirely like the preceding and in the same type. But in leaf 3. the last word is cosideret, which, in the previous edition is consideret. Besides this there are several orthographical differences. V. Ars moriendi ex Variis ententijs (sic) collecta cum Figuris &c. Nrb. p. J. W(eissenburger), without date. (about 1504.) 4°. Gothic letter, 14 leaves with 14 woodcuts. Also, ib., id., 1512. 4°. The author of this piece was Mth. de Cracovia. Altogether different from it are Speculum artis bene mor. and Jac. Carthus. de arte b. mor. In German, Ein loblich and nutzbarlich buchelein von dez sterben. Lpz. 1494. 4°. 16 leaves with 13 woodcuts, also Lpz. 1496. 4°. In Dutch, Sterfboeck. Zwol, Pt. van Os, 1488. and ib., id., 1491. fol. with woodcuts. In French, Le livre intitulé, L'Art de mourir (Par. Ant. Verard.) without date, folio, Gothic letter. (A copy on vellum with 24 miniatures in baron d'Heiss's sale 1785, for 151 fr.) See also ART au morier. 1253 ARSENIUS. Præclara dicta philosophorum, imperatorum et poetarum ab Arsenio archiep. Monembasiæ collectæ (gr.)—In it is contained, Γερας εἰ μονομάσειας σπανιον των σπουδαίων etc. without place or date, small 8°. 2 parts in 1 vol. A costly book, of which the second part is extremely rare. Part I. contains 116 leaves, and begins with a Greek and Latin title. Part 2 contains 30 leaves with the signatures, and. In the 1st leaf is a Greek epigram. The type is the same as in Porphyrii quæst. Hom. Rom. in gymnasio me xylographic production, small fol. Brunet Manuel du libraire, T. III. p. 490. first made known this most remarkable piece, which Messrs. Vandercruisse at Lille possessed. 24 leaves printed on one side, viz. 2 leaves of preface, 11 leaves of representations, and I leaves of text. The wooden blocks, which contained the representations, appear to be the same with those in the 2nd Latin edition. Both pages of the preface contain together 58 lines, not including the superscription, Lart au morier. The preface begins, Ja soit que selon le philosophe, and concludes, considere deligentement. The 24th and last page concludes with these verses: Bonne remonstrance par figure et exposicion p escripture De chose utile et necessaire et cest miroir vrai exemplaire. Si entendes a bon desir pour bien vivre et bien morir. This costly piece is probably the oldest printed French book yet known.-Another French translation, without place or date, (Brügge, Colard Mansion about 1472 or 1473.) fol. (22 leaves) begins, Combien que le phylosophe. See below GERSON La doctrine de bien vivre. 1255 ART, (l') et science de rhétorique pour faire rigmes et ballades. Par., Ant. Vérard, 10 Mai, 1493. fol. Gothic letter. 14 leaves. A copy on vellum in the royal library at Paris. 1256 ART, l', de vérifier les dates des faits historiques, des chartes, des chroniques et d'autres anciens monumens, depuis la naissance de notre Seigneur, par le moyen d'une table chronologique. Par un religieux de la congr. de St. Maur; réimprimé av. des corrections et annotations, et continué jusqu'à nos jours par Mr. de Saint-Allais. Par. 1818 &c. 8°. (at 8 fr., in 4°. at 40 fr.). The number of volumes is not yet certain. The first author of this important work was Mr. Dantine, whose labour, after his death, was completed and published by Ursine Durand and Charles Clémencet, Par. 1750. 4°. A second enlarged impres sion, ib. 1770. fol. (also on large paper). The 3rd impression was superintended by Fr. Clémencet, who made almost an entire new work, which appeared, Par. 12 1783. fol. 3 vols. (also on large paper.) Before using this it would be as well to correct the errata in various parts of the work. The abovementioned 4th impression is considerably corrected and enlarged by St. Allais and Billy from the papers left behind him by Clémencet. Clémencet also composed as the 1st part of [this work an Art de vérif. les dates AVANT J. C. which was already prepared for the press in 1789, but from the circumstances of the time not published. This will now appear immediately after the end of the above work, and in a similar form with it, in 5 vols. in 8°. (40 fr.) or in 1 vol. in 4°. (50 fr., on vellum paper 90 fr.) It is said also that copies will be struck off in folio, (60 fr.) to complete the 3rd impression. 1257 ARTE, dell', dei giardini inglesi. Milano, ann. IX, large 4°. with 39 neat plates. 1258 ARTE y uso de arquitectura. Madr. 1796. fol. 2 vols. with plates. 1259 ARTEAGA, St. Le rivoluzioni del teatro musicale Italiano. Ed. II. Ven. 1785. 8°. 3 vols. Few critical works are written with so much understanding and manly sense. The 1st edition, Bol. 1783-85. 8°. 3 vols. Arteaga himself declared to be worthless. In German by J. N. Forkel. Lpz. 1789. 8°. 2 vols. (2 d.)—Dell' influenza degli Arabi sull' origine della poesia moderna in Europa. Rom. 1791. 8°. 1260 ARTEDI, Pt. ichthyologia, emend. et aucta a J. Jul. Walbaum. Grypeswaldiæ. P. I. bibliotheca. ichthyol. 1788. P. II. philosophia ichthyol. 1789. P. III. genera piscium. 1792. P. IV. synonymia nominum piscium. 1793. P.V.descriptt. specier. piscium. 1793. 4°. In 3 vols. with plates. Also on writing paper (5 d.) At first, LB. 1738. 8°. 3 parts in 1 vol. The edition of the Synonimia by J. Glo. Schneider, Lps. 1789. 4°. (4 d.) is far more copious than that by Walbaum. 1261 ARTEMIDORI de somnior. interpretatione ll. V; de insomniis, quod Synesii cujusdam nomine cir 1262 The first edition, scarce. oneirocritica lat. ex Jani gr. Cornarii vers. c. N. Rigaltii notis; Achmetis oneirocrit. nunc pr. gr. edita c. vers. J. Leunclavii; Astrampsychi et Nicephori versus oneirocr. gr. lat. Lutetiæ, Cl. Morel (in other copies M. Orry), 1603. 4°. Also on large paper. 1263 - oneirocritica, e duob. codd. MSS. Ven. rec., emend., poliv., animadvv. integr. N. Rigaltii et J. Jac. Reiskii suisq. illustr., it. indd. adj. J. Gf. Reiff. Lps., Crusius, 1805. large 8°. 2 vols. (4 d. 12 gr., on vellum paper 6 d.) Somewhat hastily and negligently done. Vol. 3. (the other interpreters of dreams in the preceding edition) has not appeared. Translated into Italian by Pt. Lauro, Ven, Giolito, 1542. 8°. and often. Of the edition Ven., Giolito, 1547. 8°. there is a more recent reprint with the same date. In French (by Charles Fontaine), Rouen, 1664. 12°. In English, Lond. 1690. 12°. Cornarius's Latin translation, at first, Bas. 1539. 8°. 1264a ARTHUR or ARTUS. The lyf and acts of the king Arthur; of his noble knyghtes of the round table....and inthende the dolorous deth of them all; which book was reduced into Englyssh by Sr Thomas Malory knyght. In thabbey Westmestre, Caxton, 1485 the last day of Juyl. small folio, Gothic letter. Two copies are known in England. Lord Jersey has one, and Lord Spencer bought the other (imperfect) for 750l. A reprint, with an introduction and notes by Rb. Southey, Lond. 1818. 4°. 2 vols. (only 250 copies). Of the 2nd edition, Westmestre, Wynkyn de Worde, 1498. fol. Gothic letter, with woodcuts, only one (defective) copy is known, which lord Spencer bought at the Roxburgh sale for 311. 10s.-Lond. 1634. 4°. 1264b the byrth, lyf and actes of King Arthur. With an introd. and notes by Rb. Southey. Lond. 1817. 4°. 2 vols. (81. 28.) After Caxton's edition of 1485. taigne. without place, 1493, 7 Juli, fol. Gothic letter with woodcuts. This edition of the so called little Arthur (the great, see under ROMAN) is very scarce (34 fr. Valliere.) Also, Lyon, 1496. fol. Par., le Noir, 1502. 4°. Par. 1523. 4°. Also with the title, Sensuyt le rommant des merveilleux faits &c. Par. pour Jehan Bonffon, without date, 4°. (Gothic letter, with woodcuts and the signatures, a-mm), and Les merveilleux faits du preux et vaillant chevalier &c. Par. pour Jean Bonfons, without date, 4°. Gothic letter with woodcuts and the signatures, a-JJiij. All these editions in Gothic letter are greatly sought after. Also, Par., N. Bonfons, 1584. 4. with woodcuts, 152 numbered and 3 unnumbered leaves. 1265b The history of the valiant knight Arthur of little Britain, a romance, transl. by Lord Berners. New ed. (by Mr. Utterson), Lond. 1814. 4°. with plates. Only 175 copies printed. ARTOIS, see COLLECTION.-ARTS et métiers, see DESCRIPTION.ARTZNEYBUCH, see ORTOLF. 1266 ARVIEUX, Lr. d'. Mémoires conten. ses voyages dans l'Asie, la Syrie, la Palestine, l'Egypte et la Barbarie, recueill. par J. Bt. Labat. Par. 1735. 12°. 6 vols.—In addition to this, Lettres crit. de Hadgi Mehemed Effendi (Petit de la Croix) au sujet des mém. d'Arvieux. Par. 1735. 12°. In German, Kop. u. Lpz. 1753-56. 8°. 6 voll. D. Sitten d. Beduinen-Arab. übs. v. E. F. C. Rosenmüller. Lpz. 1789. 8°. (16 gr.) 1267 ARYDA, Ant. Institutt. grammatica arab. Viennæ, 1813. 4°. (4 d. 12 gr.) It treats of the learned language, and is composed after the method of the oriental grammars. 1268 ASCANIUS. Icones rer. naturalium ou figures enluminées d'hist. naturelle du nord. Copenh., Philibert, 1772-1807. fol. 5 parts, with 10 tables of plates each. 1269 ASCHER, R. Jac. ben. Arba turim s. quatuor ordines, hebr. Plebisacii (Pieve di Sacco), in domo R. Mescullam cognomine Kotzi, a. 5235 (Chr. 1475 m. Jul.) small fol. 4 vols. Pt. III. 65 The second Hebrew printed book with a date, and extremely scarce. Pt. I. 127 leaves. Pt. II. 104 leaves. leaves. Pt. IV. 162 leaves. Each page 2 columns, and each column 54 lines. A copy on vellum (in I vol.) in the royal library at Paris; and Pt. III and IV on vellum in the Hamburgh library. — Pt. I. (Orach chajim) reprinted, Mantuae, Abr. Conati, 1476. fol. 129 leaves, and Pt. II. Ferrar. 1479. fol. 91 leaves. 1270 ASCLEPIADIS Bithyni fragmm. digess. et cur. Ch. Ġli. Gumpert c. præf. Ch. Gf. Gruner. Vinar. 1794. large 8°. (18 gr.) C. F. Burdach Asklepiades and J. Brown. Lpz. 1800. 8°. (15 gr.) 1271 ASCONII Pediani (Q.) comm. in Ciceronis oratt., G. Trapezuntius de artificio Ciceronianæ orat. pro Ligario, Ant. Luschi inquisitio super XI oratt. Cic. Ven., J. de Colonia et J. Manthen de Gerretzem (1477). fol. 3 parts in 1 vol. 183 leaves of 36 lines. The first edition. tetricia con note di Scattigna. Napoli, 1811. 8°. 4 vols. (15 paoli). 1276 ASELLIO, Csp. De lactibus s. venis lacteis dissertatio. Mediol. 1627. 4°. with woodcuts. The discoverer and first describer of the vasa lymphatica. The figures in this edition are printed with colours and are the first coloured impressions in books. Also, Bas. 1628. 4°. and often. 1277 ASH, J. New and complete dictionary of the Engl. language. Lond. 1775. large 8°. 2 parts in I vol. Prized. 1278 ASHMOLE, El. Institution, laws and ceremonies of the most noble ordre of the Garter. Lond. 1672. fol. 7 printed leaves of preliminary matter, 720 pages and 1 blank leaf and 52 unnumbered leaves of appendix, with plates and a vignette. Scarce, and so much sought after in England, more particularly on account of the plates by Hollar, that Longman sets down the price at 8 and 10 guineas. At Dresden is a copy on large paper with 32 tables of plates. The copies with the new title of 1693 contain a continuation of the list of knights down to 1693. An abridgment, Lond. 1715. 8°. 1279 ASKEW. Bibliotheca Askewiana s. catal. libror. rariss. Ant. Askew. Lond. 1775. 8°. Also on large paper. Only of value, when the prices are affixed. To it belongs the catalogue of the MSS. of this library. 1280 ASSEMANI, Jos. Aloys. Codex liturgicus ecclesiæ universæ in XV libros distrib., in quo contin. libri rituales, missales, pontificiales etc. ecclesiar. occid. et orientis. Romæ, 1749-66. 4°. 13 vols. Unfinished. 1283 Italicæ historiæ scriptores ex bibl. Vatic. MSS. codd. Rom. 1751-53. 4°. 4 vols. 1284 ASSEMANI, Sim. Globus cœlestis Cufico-Arabicus Veliterni musei Borgiani illustratus, præmissa ejusd. de Arabum astronomia diss. et duab. epp. Jos. Toaldi. Patav. 1790. 4. 235 pages, with 3 plates. Splendidly printed, but almost useless on account of the faultiness of the globe. See Beigel's Beurth. in Ideler üb. Sternnamen. -Saggio sull' origine, culto, letteratura e costumi degli Arabi avanti il Maometto. Padova, 1787. 8°. 102 pages. Sopra le monete arabe effigiate. Pad. 1809. 4°. Padova, 1787. 4°. 1286 museo cufico Naniano illustrato. Padova, 1787. 4°. 2 parts in 1 vol. with 10 plates. 1287 ASSEMANİ, St. Evodius. Acta martyrum oriental. et occidental., chaldaice et lat. Rom. 1748. fol. 2 voll. 1288 et Jos. Sim. ASSEMANI bibliothecæ apostolicæ Vatic. codicum MSS. catalogus. Rom. 1756, 58, 59. fol. 3 voll. This was to have been a general catalogue of all the oriental MSS. in the Vatican; but 3 volumes only have appeared, which are extremely rare, because on the 30th of August, 1768, a fire destroyed the entire impression. Of the 4th vol., which was to have contained the Arabic MSS., only 80 pages were printed. The Royal library at Paris has the 3 volumes, but the library at Rostoch has also the 40 leaves of the 4th vol. - bibliothecæ Medicea Laur. et 1289 Palat. codd. MSS. catalogus, Ant. Fr. Gorio curante. Flor. 1742. fol. 1290 ASSERII Menevensis annales rer. gestar. Ælfredi M. Rec. Fr. Wise. Ox. 1722. 8°. Also on large paper. vols. 1281 ASSEMANI, Jos. Sim. Bibliotheca orientalis Clementino-Vaticana. Rom. 1719-28. fol. Also on large paper. 4 Greatly prized. It describes only the MSS. purchased by Clement XI. A German abridgment by A. F. Ffeiffer, Erl. 1776-77. large 8°. 2 vols. (1 d. 12 gr.) 1282 kalendaria ecclesiæ universæ Rom. 1755. 4°. 6 vols. Also on large paper. Scarce. At first in Th. Walsingham Hist. Angl. Lond. 1574. fol. 1291 ASSO del Rio, Ignat. Claror. Hispaniensium atq. exteror. epp. c. præf. et notis Ign. de Asso. CæsarAugustæ, 1793. 4°. Interesting. 1292 ASTARLOA, Pablo Pedro de. |