Paris. A second with illuminated woodcuts is set down in Longman's catalogue, No. 6323, at 10 guineas. There is also an edition, Par., J. Trepperel, without date. 4°. Gothic letter, with woodcuts. 18387 QUER, Jos. Flora española ó historia de las plantas que se crian en España. Madr., Ibarra, 1762-64. large 4°. 4 vols. with 28, 28, 79, and 66 plates.—Continuacion de la flora española, ordenada, suplida y publicada por Casim. Gomez de Ortega. Madr. 1784. large 4°. 2 vols. with 23 plates. QUERCETANUS, see du CHESNE. QUEROLUS, see PLAUTUS, No. 17236 and 37.

QUETIF, see ECHARD. 18388 QUEVEDO Villegas, Fr. Obras. Madr., Ibarra, 1772. 4°. 6 vols. with plates.

A fine edition. Madr. 1624. 4°. 6 voll. Brusselas, Foppens, 1660. 4°. 3 voll. Barcelona, 1702. 4°. 5 voll. Madr. 1713 or 20. 4°. 3 voll. Amst. 1726. 4°. Madr. 1736. 4°. 6 voll. are not sought after. 18389 obras. Madr., Sancha, 1790 -94. 8°. 11 vols. with plates.

The earlier editions,

voll. 4

4°. These editions contain only the first 6 musas: the remaining 3 first appeared, Madr. 1670. 4°.

18394

el parnasso español y musas Castellanas. Barcelona, Figuerò, 1703. 4°. Las tres musas ultimas Castellanas. Secunda cumbre del parnasso español. Barcel., Llopis, 1702. 4°. 2 vols. with woodcuts. 18395 el parnasso español, monte en dos cumbres dividido, con las nueve musas Castellanas. Madr., Alonso de Padilla, 1729. 4°. 2 vols. with woodcuts.

The edition, Madr. 1724. 4°. also probably contains all the 9 musas. 18396 poesias que publicò Fr. de Quevedo Villegas con le nombre de Bachiller Fr. de la Torre. Madr. 1753.4°.

This neat edition was superintended by L. Jos. Velazquez.

Barsueños y discursos. celona, Lacavalleria, 1628. 8°. Also, Perpiñan, Breffel, 1679. 8°.

The German translation see under MosCHEROSCH.

historia de la vida del Buscon. Barcelona, Deu, 1627. 8°. Also, Ruan, 1629. 8°.

Am

18392

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Madr.

In French (by de la Geneste), Par. 1644. 8°. Troyes, without date. 8°. Ff. 1671. 12°.

Oriens

QUEYPO, see MERAS. 18329 QUIEN, Mch. le. christianus, quo exhibentur ecclesiæ, patriarchæ etc. totius orientis. Par., typ. reg., 1740. fol. 3 voll. Also on large paper.

To be considered as a continuation of the Corpus histor. Byz.

18400 (QUILLET, Cl.)Calvidii Leti callipædia s. de pulchræ prolis habendæ ratione, poema didacticon. LB., veneunt Parisiis, ap. Th. Joly, 1655. 4°.

The first less complete edition contains, besides other various readings, 6 verses in p. 50 against cardinal Mazarine, on account of which the cardinal caused a plot to be laid against him. Consult Patin, lettres à Spon, II 174. Menagiana, III. 232 sq. In the enlarged and corrected edition, Par., Joly, 1656. 8°. these 6 verses are

Spenc. II. 305 sq. 281 leaves with 35 lines, without signatures, catchwords, and pagination. At the beginning are a letter of Campanus to the cardinal Fr. Piccolomini and the list of chapters in 4 leaves. Leaf ga begins the text of Quintilian without any further superscription, and the 1st line is, Fflagitasti quotidiano conuitio ut libros quos ad. The Greek words are printed with Greek types, of which, as well as of the Latin types, Dibdin has given a facsimile, 1. c. II. 307.

A copy on vellum is in the duke of Marlborough's library at Blenheim, see Dibdin's Bibliomania, p. 424, and Beloe's Anecdotes, IV. 236. An edition of 1468 by U. Han is a non-entity. 18414

institutionum oratoriar. libri XII. (edente J. Andrea episc. Aleriensi). Romæ, Cr. Sweynheym et Arn. Pannartz, (1470). fol.

The second edition, not less scarce, of which only 275 copies were printed. 238 leaves with 38 lines, without signatures, catchwords, and pagination. The first 4 leaves contain the editor's dedication of 1470 to Paul II., Campanus's letter from the preceding edition and the list of chapters. Leaf 5a begins the text, and the Ist line is, M. Fabius Quintilianus Victorio Marcello Salutem. The book ends in leaf 238b with 8 verses, Aspicis illustris etc. without any date, which must be taken from the dedication.

18415

institutionum

oratoriar. libri XII. ab Omnibono Leoniceno emendati. (Ven.), N. Jenson, 21 Maji 1471. fol.

A fine edition, but less scarce than the two preceding. 212 leaves (the last blank) with 39 lines, without signatures, catchwords, and pagination. The first 2 leaves (which are also sometimes at the end) contain a tabula Quintiliani, or list of chapters. Leaf 3 is blank on the folio recto, and contains on the reverse a letter of Leonicenus to Moses de Bufarelis. Leaf 4a begins the text without any farther superscription. Leaf 211b is the colophon and leaf 212 is blank. The Greek passages are omitted, and an entire line is wanting in the 1st page of the 6th chapter of the 6th book. A copy on vellum, (two copies according to Dibdin's Decam. II. 373.) is in the Royal library at Paris. Mr. Hibbert of Clapham near London, now possesses a second; 491 fr. Gaignat; 500 fr. Vallière; 1515 fr. M'Carthy.

18418 oratoriar. institutionum libri XII. (cum epist. Omniboni Leoniceni). Without place or date.

199 printed leaves, with 39 lines and the signatures a-D. It begins with 2 leaves of list of chapters. Then follows in leaf 3b the same letter of Leonicenus, which is in the edition of 1471, and the 1st line is, Euerendissimo in christo patri: ac domino meo observādissimo do. But the passage in which the printer Jenson is mentioned is omitted here. The text commences in leaf 4, and the 1st line is, M. CELSVS FABIVS QVINTILIANVS TRIPHONI BI. This edition is merely a reprint of Jenson's of 1471, even with the same error of omission in l. VI. c. 6.; but the Greek words are here inserted. It was decidedly printed at Venice (as is evident from the paper mark of the scales) and, as I think, by J. de Colonia about 1477.

18419 declamationes (XIX.) exactissime recognitæ. Ven., Lucas Venetus, 4. non. Augusti 1481. fol.

The editio princeps of these 19 declamations, and superintended by J. Grasolarius. 122 leaves with 35 lines and the signatures a-t. Leaf 1a begins with the editor's letter to Gr. de Priotis, the text follows in leaf 2a. Leaf 1228 is the colophon, and on the reverse a register.

18420 declamationes (XIX.) exactissime recognitæ. Ven., Lucas Venetus, nonis Juniis, 1482. fol.

Merely a repetition of the preceding. 88 leaves (the 1st blank) with 38 lines, and the signatures, a-o. Leaf 2a is the same letter of Grasolarius, leaf 3a begins the text, and the 1st line is, M. FABII

QVINTILIANI ELOQVENTISSIMI. The text ends in leaf 87b, and leaf 88a is the colophon and a register.—An edition of the Institutt, orat. cum comm. Rph. Regii. Ven., Lucas Ven., nonis Jun. 1482. fol. (Panz. III. 182, 619.) is very suspicious. 18421 declamationes. Ejusdem oratoriar. institutionum libri XII. (recogniti per And. Ponticum). Tarvisii, Dion. Bononiensis ac Peregrinus, 22 Oct. 1482. fol.

190 leaves with 49 lines and signatures. Leaf 1 line I is, M. FABII QVINTILIANVS ELOQVENTISSIMI DECLAMATIONES. The declamations end in leaf 53a with the word FINIS, and at end of the Institutt. leaf 190b, are the colophon and a register. The Declamatt. are sometimes found by themselves, (as at Dresden) and then they appear to be an undated edition, and they are thus quoted in Panzer IV. 182, 1031, and in the Bipont notit. litt. p. XXVIII. and XXX. 18422 declamationes. Without place, Ln. de Basilea, without date. fol.

There is a copy of this edition according to Denis's Suppl. II. 647, in the Imperial library at Vienna. Since then no second copy has as yet been known.-Institutt. oratoriæ cum annot. Rph. Regii. Mediol., 1491. fol. (Panz. III. 66.) is not sufficiently accredited.