to the fineness of the paper.) manifatture. Milano, 1783-93.4°. 3 voll. See also Th. LOPEZ, TOFINO, MEN- 1339 ATTONIS opera ad autogr. TELLE, Robert, Bellin. 1334 ATLAS russicus. Atlas russien. Petropoli, 1745. large fol. 16 pages of text (Latin and French) and 20 maps. Also with German title and text (8 pages). It has lost its value, owing to the new maps which have appeared at Petersburg, in 100 leaves. 1335 ATLAS royal, dédié à S. M. Auguste II, Roy de Pol. et élect. de Saxe. Ouvrage peint en miniature lavée et véritablement royal. large fol. 19 voll. This collection, to be found at Dresden, is unique, and without dispute the most splendid of all contemporary works. The first 18 vols. contain more than 1300 of the best modern and ancient maps, views, plans, and portraits. Vol. 19. contains 70 costly portraits of the English ladies of the royal family and of the court from James I. to Anne. All is lavishly ornamented with gold and colours, and the maps surrounded The whole was with an engraved border. done in Holland, and cost about 19,000 dollars. 1336 ATTABALIPPA. La nobiltà dell' asino di Attabalippa dal Peru. Riformata da Griffagno delli Impacci, et accresciuta. Aggiuntovi la nobile et honorata compagnia delli briganti dalla bastina, compositione di Cam. Scaligeri dalla Fratta. Ven., Barezzi, 1599. 4°. with woodcuts, 4 leaves of preliminary matter, 44 numbered and 3 unnumbered leaves. So it is in the Dresden copy, in which the Comp. d. brig. is wanting. Cam. Scaliger is Adr. Banchieri, but Attabalippa is still undiscovered. Haym has besides, Ven. 1592. 8°. and ib. 1666. 4°. In French, Par. 1606. 8°. In Italy the book is still sought after. 1337 ATTI dell' accademia delle sci enze di Siena, detta de' fisicocritici. Siena, 1761-1800. 4°. 8 voll. 1338 ATTI della società patriotica di Milano, diretta all' avanzamento dell' agricoltura, delle arti e delle Vercell. fid. nunc pr. exacta, præf. et comm. illustrata a C. Burontio del Signore. Vercellis, 1768. fol. 2 voll. 1340 AUBERY, Ant. Hist. du card. de Richelieu. Col., Pt. Marteau (Elzevir), 1666. 12°. 2 voll. -Mémoires pour l'hist. du card. de R. ib. 1667. 12°. 5 voll. All the 7 vols. scarce. Compare Renouard, Cat. IV. 143. 1341 AUBIGNE, Thdr. Agrippa d'. Histoire universelle (depuis 15501610). Maillé, 1616, 18, 20. fol. 3 voll. The 2nd edition, Amst. (Génève), 1626. fol. 3 vols. is less fine, but enlarged and corrected, and not less candid. - Les avantures du Baron de Fæneste. Ed. nouv. augm. Col. (Bruxell.), 1729. 8°. 2 voll. Reprinted, Amst. 1731.8°. 2 vols. Denkwürdigkeit. a. dem Leb. d'Aubigné's. Tub. 1780. (new title, 1798.) 8°. (16 gr.) is translated from it. Histoire 1342 AUBLET, Fusée. AUBRY de la Motraye, see MOTRAYE. Only a new title to Hellanicus by Sturz, Dem. Cydonius by Kühnoel, and Psellus by Teucher. 1344 AUCTORES mythographi latini c. notis var. ed. A. v. Staveren. LB., 1742. 4°. 2 parts in I vol. Also on large paper.. Item 1345 AUCTORES finium regundor. 1346 AUCTORES. Copies on large paper are very scarce. but have commonly brown stains. 1347 AUCTORES. Antiquæ musicæ auctores VII gr. et lat. M. Meibomius restituit ac notis explicavit. Amst., L. Elzevir, 1652. 4°. 2 parts. There are also said to be copies on large paper. 1348 AUCTORES VIII: nempe Catho, Facetus, Theodulus, de contemptu mundi, floretum, Alanus de parabolis, fabulæ Æsopi et Thobias. At the end, Felix libellorum finis quos auctores vulgo appellant, corrector. impressor. que Engolisme die XVII. mensis maii anno domini M.CCCC.LXXXXI. in 4°. Probably the first book printed at Angoulème. This collection of moral poems is known under the name of Auctores; also, Lugd. J. de Prato, 1488. 4°. and Lugd., J. Fabri, 1490. 4°. Also singly at Rouen and Caen, 1507–12. 4°. Gothic letter, and bound in 1 vol. in St. Léger's Catal. p. 26. for 32 fr. AUCTORES historiæ eccl., see EU- His toire naturelle des singes et des makis. Par., Desray, an 8 (1800). large fol. vellum paper, with 63 illuminated plates (subscription price 300 fr.) Admirably executed. Also copies with plates uncoloured. 1350 et L. P. VIEILLOT. Hist. naturelle générale des colibris, oiseaux mouches, jacamars et promeros (Oiseaux dorés T. I.). Par., Desray, an XI (1802.) large fol. with 85 coloured plates. 1351 hist. nat. des grimpereaux et des oiseaux de paradis, par L. P. Vieillot (Oiseaux dorés T. II.). Par., Desray, de l'impr. de Crapelet, an XI (1802). large fol. with 101 coloured plates. Both these admirably executed books appeared in 32 Nos, at 30 fr. 12 copies of the text are printed in gold (120 fr. each No.). A copy on vellum printed in gold. At the same time appeared an edition in large 4°. (18 fr. each No.) 1356 AUFFRET Quoatqueveran. Le catholicon-At the end, finist se presant libure nōme le catholicon lequel contient trois langaiges, Savoir, breton, franczoys, et latin le quel a este ostruit cōpile et intitule par Maistre auffret quoatqueueran eu son temps chanoine de treguier Et Imprime ala cite de lätreguier par Jehan caluez le cinquiesme iour de nouembre. Lan mil. CCCC.IIII. vingtz et dix neuf (1499). fol. Gothic letter. ... .... A very scarce edition. In double columns, with the signatures a-r, whereof a-q have 6 leaves each, and r has 5 leaves. Leaf a 2 begins thus: De littera (a). The colophon is on the reverse of r 5. Other editions mention Yvo Lagadec as the author, how justly is not known. - An abridgment thereof is, Catholicon. Artifi cialis dictionarius triphariam partitus: britonice scilicet, gallice et latine. Par., Yvo Quilleuere, anno millesimo (quingentesimo) primo, 8°. Gothic letter, 160 lines. Brunet saw an imperfect copy of another edition of this abridgment, in 4°. 100 leaves, in Gothic letter. It is perhaps older than the preceding, and begins, Incipit dictionarius britonum cōtinēs tria ydiomata. 1357 AUCER, Athan. Discours grecs choisis de divers orateurs (Demosth., Esch., Isocr., Lysias, Lycurg., Basil. M., J. Chrysost. et 1352 AUDIFFREDI, J. Bt. Cata- Greg. Naz.). Par., Didot, 1788. 8°. 2 vols. with various readings from Paris MSS. Harangues tirées d'Hérodote, de Thucyd. et de Xénoph. Par. 1778. 8°. 2 voll. (10 fr.)-Euvres posthumes, cont. la constitution des Romains et la vie et les discours de Cicéron, trad. en fr. Par. 1792. 8°. 10 voll. (50 fr.) 1358 AUGURELLUS, J. Aurel. (s. Augurelli poemata). Ven., Ald., 1505. 8°. 128 leaves, whereof is blank. 1359 chrysopœiæ ll. III. et geronticon lib. I. Ven. 1515. 4°. Not in the preceding edition. 1360 AUGUSTIN, Mg. Libro de los secretos de agricultura, casa de campo, y pastoril. Madr., Ibarra, 1781. 4°. Often printed; for instance, Zaragoza, 1646. 4°. Barcelona, 1749. 4°. &c. 1361 AUGUSTINUS, Aurel. Opera castigata denuo ad MSS. et edd. antiquior. Op. et stud. monach. ord. Ben. Par. 1679-1700. fol. 11 parts in 8 vols. Also on large paper. Prized. The first complete edition of Augustine by Des. Erasmus, Bas., Froben, 1528-29. fol. 10 vols. and often; the last time, Bas. 1569. fol. 11 vols. The edition, Ven. 1552. 4°. 11 vols. is very scarce. Those of Ven. 1570 and 1584. 4°. II vols. are castrated. A new recension, Antw., Plantin., 1577. fol. 11 vols. Reprinted, and enlarged with some pieces, Par. 1586. fol. II vols. and often; the last time, Par. 1652. fol. 11 vols. To which last edition belongs, Aug. opp. supplementum ed. Hi. Vignier, Par. 1655. fol. 2 vols. but is often wanting. Fr. Delfau, Th. Blampin, and Pt. Coustant superintended the edition of 1679. The indices are by Cl. Guesnié. The first two vols. have been reprinted with the same date, and the original edition is known by its having only 5 lines in the first page of the preface. The last vol. of the following edition is also annexed thereto: Augus tini epp. II recens in Germania repertæ et illustr. a Jac. Martin. Par. 1734. fol. and Aug. sermones inediti e membr. sec. XII. bibl. Vindob. descr., illustr., indd. instr. Mich. Denis. Vindob. 1792. large fol. 1362 opera etc. (as above). Ed. nova (cur. J. le Clerc). Antw. (Amst., Mortier), 1700-2. In addition, Appendix Augustiniana. ib. 1703. fol. 12 parts in 9 vols. An unaltered and incorrect reprint of the preceding excepting that part 12 is new. A similar reprint, Ven., Albrizzi, 1729-35. fol. 11 vols. and Ven. 1756–69. large 4°. 18 vols. 1363 de arte prædicandi (Arg., Mentelin, before 1466). small fol. Gothic letter. 21 leaves of 39 lines, without signatures, catchwords, and pagination: begins, Canon pro recommendacione. There are two separate editions by Mentelin with 21 leaves of 39 lines. The one begins on the recto, and the other on the reverse of the Ist leaf. Both are most important, since the type of the first two lines is the same with that of a Terence, Virgil, Valerius Maximus, Hieronymus, and other writings, the printer of which was not previously known. 1364 De arte prædicandi. (Mog., Fust, about 1466). small fol. Gothic letter. 22 leaves of 40 lines, without signatures, catchwords, and pagination: begins, Canon pro recomendatione. The first two lines are printed in red. In leaf 16. line 38. Faust is named. The letters placed in the margin for reference to the index, for which in the preceding edition space was left; the addition at the end, which was wanting in the preceding edition; and the circumstance that in the advertisement Heidelberg, Spires, Worms, and Strasburg, but not Mentz, are mentioned; place it beyond doubt that Faust's edition is later, and only a reprint of the preceding. As Faust died in 1466, it must at the latest have been printed in that year. 1365- de civitate dei libri XXII.— At the end, Sub anno a nativitate domini M.CCCC.LXVII. . . . die vero duodecima mensis Junii. fol. The first and most rare edition. 257 leaves in double columns, each of 44 lines. It is the third known book printed in the monastery of Subbiaco, in the same type as the Lactantius of 1465. First 12 leaves of table of contents. Under the colophon are the enigmatical words GOD AL, which nevertheless are wanting in some copies.In England 7 copies are known. 1366 Romæ, Cr. Sweynheym et Arn. Pannartz, 1468. fol. 256 leaves of 46 full lines; it begins with 12 leaves of table of contents. On the reverse of the last leaf is the colophon, Hoc Conradus opus etc. Ven., J. et Vindelin. de Spira, 1470. fol. Fine, but not very scarce. 258 leaves of 50 lines. First 14 leaves of table of contents. Without signatures, catchwords, and pagination. The colophon, Qui docuit Venetos etc. The Duke of Devonshire has a copy on vellum, and Count Melzi at Milan another, and a third M'Carthy, 505 fr. 1368 Romæ, Cr. Sweynh. et Arn. Pannartz, 1470. fol. Not printed from the same MS. as the edition of 1468. 290 leaves of 46 lines. First 14 leaves of table of contents. On the recto of the last leaf is the colophon, Aspicis illustris lector etc. Equally scarce with the preceding, but cheaper. 1372 With 52 lines in a page. Very rare. (without the commentaries). Ven., Jenson, 1475. fol. Gothic letter, in double columns; 302 leaves of 46 lines. A copy on vellum in the Royal library at Paris. The other editions of the 15th century are only sought after when there are copies on vellum, as is the case with the edition, Ven. 1489. fol. Of the more recent editions, only that cum comm. J. L. Vivis, Hmb. 1661. 4°. 2 vols. is still sometimes bought. 1486, 12 Apr. large fol. 2 vols. Gothic letter, with woodcuts. Scarce and fine. Considered to be the first book printed at Abbeville; yet Boutiller somme rurale (see below) may be older. In 2 columns. Vol. I. begins in a 2, (C)y commence la table. With the signatures a-S, whereof the first has 7 leaves, the last 6, and the rest 8. At the end a colophon, date 28 Nov. 1486. Vol. II. with the signatures At-GG and aa-g. -Of the edition, Par., N. Savetier, 1531. fol. 2 vols. Gothic letter, a copy on vellum, with 7 miniatures, M'Carthy 401 fr. (previously Vallière 300 fr.) 1375 Confessionum libri XIII. Without place or date (Mentelin, 1470) fol. Gothic leter. Without signatures, catchwords, and pagination. 143 leaves (lord Spencer's copy is stated to contain 137 leaves) of 32 lines. It begins, Ex libro retractationum; and ends, sic inuenietur: sic aperietur. 1381 de doctrina christiana ll. IV. e rec. Benedictinor. Var. lectt. et animadvv. illustr. J. Ch. Bj. Teeg. Lps. 1769. 8°. (12 gr.) 1382 enchiridion. Without place or date (Ulr. Zell), 4°. Gothic letter. 59 leaves of 27 lines; without value, but a copy on vellum, M'Carthy (who bought it of Edwards in London for 12 guineas), 206 fr. 1383 liber epistolar. Without place or date (Strb., Mentelin, about 1470). fol. Gothic letter. The first edition. 263 leaves in 2 columns with 50 lines. Hitherto not made use of by editors. de vita beata: de honestate mulierum: de honestate vitæ: de fuga mulierum: de continentia: de communi vita clericor.: super orat. domin. omeliæ. (Col., Ulr. Zell, about 1470.) 4°. Gothic letter. These single pieces, with 27-28 lines, are only of value when they are found together. 1394 de vita christiana. Without place or date (Mog., Schöffer), 4°. Gothic letter, 17 leaves of 28 lines. (Col.), Olr. Zell, 1467.4°. Gothic letter, 52 leaves of 27 lines. 1395 regula c. expos. Hug. de S. Victore. Ven., Gr. de Gregoriis, 1508. fol. on vellum, M'Carthy, 80 fr.-ead. lat. et ital. Ven., Fasianus, 1561. 4°. on vellum, M'Carthy, 50 fr.-regulæ b. Aug. et constitutt. fratrum servor. Ven., Guerreus, 1580. 4°. on vellum, M'Carthy, 50 fr. 1396 AUGUSTINI (Triumphi) de Ancona summa de ecclesiast. potestate. Augustæ (J. Schüssler or Zainer), 1473. fol. Gothic letter, 459 leaves and 10 leaves of table of contents. 1397 AUGUSTINI, Ant. Opera (c. pr. Jos. Rochii). Lucæ, 1765-74. fol. 8 voll. In addition, Eiusd. epistolæ lat. et ital. nunc pr. editæ a J. Andresio. Parmæ, Mussi, 1804. large 8°. 1398 de nominib. propriis тоν πаv8EKTOV Florentini. Tarracone, 1579. fol. new title, Barcinone, Basseron, 1592. fol. 4 leaves of preliminary matter, 566 and 72 pages, and 30 leaves of index. Extremely scarce, and very dear before |
