villes d'Italie. Par. 1758. 8°. 3 voll. 4883 Gesetzbuch der Gentoos od. Also on large paper. See also GRAVELOT. 4875 COCHIN, H. Euvres (plaidoyers etc.). Par. 1751. 4°. 6 voll. The edition in 9 vols. 8°. is less prized. An edition in 8 vols. 8°. (at 7 fr.) was announced at Paris in 1818. 4876 COCHLÆUS, J. Vita Theoderici Ostrogothor. et Italiæ. Ingolst. 1544. 4°.- -cum additamentis et annotatt. op. J. Peringskiöld. Sth. 1699. 4°. 4877 antiqua regum Italiæ gothicæ gentis rescripta, ex XII libris Cassiodori. Dresd. 1529. 8°. 4878-commentaria de actis et scriptis Mt. Lutheri. Apud S. Victorem prope Moguntiam, ex off. Fr. Behem, 1549. fol. Par. 1565. 8°. Col. 1568. 8°. In German by J. Ch. Hüber. Ingolst. 1582. 4°. Dillingen, 1622. 4°. 4879 COCKBURN, G. Voyage to Cadiz and Gibraltar up the Mediterranean to Malta and Sicily, in 1810 and 1811. Lond. 1815. 8°. 2 vols. with 30 plates and maps (21. 2s.). 4880 COCLES, Bm. Chiromantiæ ac physiognomiæ anastasis. Bon., J. Ant. Plato de Benedictis, 1504. fol. ib. 1517 or 1523. fol. French, Par. 1546. 8°. 1679. 8°. with woodcuts. In Rouen, The edition of 1523 is not noticed in Panzer. 4881 CODE of Gentoo law, or ordinations of the Pundits, from a Persian translation made from the original written in the Shanscrit language (by Nathan. Brassey Halhed). Lond. 1777. 4°., or 81. 8°. with 8 plates. Against the great antiquity of this collection, as maintained by Brassey, appeared, G. Costard Letter to Brassey, containing some remarks on his preface to the code of G. L. Ox. 1778. 8°. 4882 CODE des loix de Gentoux -- Sammlung der Gesetze der Pundits, a. d. Engl. v. Rdf. Er. Raspe. Hmb., Bohn, 1778. 8°. (1 d. 6 gr.) CODE de l'humanité, see FELICE. 4884 CODE de la nature (par Morelly). Partout, 1755. 12o. Deistical. 4885 CODEX diplomaticus regni Poloniæ et magni ducatus Lithuania (ed. Mthi. Dogiel). T. I. Vilnæ, 1758. T. IV. 1763. T. V. 1759. fol. 5 voll. Also on Dutch paper. No more has appeared. There were to have been 8 parts. The senate caused the 2nd and 3rd parts to be burnt in MS. because the king of Prussia had validly proved his pretensions to West Prussia through one of the printed parts. See Bernoulli's Travels through Brandenburgh, III. 283. 4886 CODEX principis olim Laureshamensis abbatiæ diplomaticus, rec. et præf. est academia elect. Theodoro-Palatina. Manhem. 1768 -70. 4°. 3 voll. 4887 CODEX Nasaræus, liber Adami appellatus, syriace transscriptus et lat. redditus a Mthi. Norberg. Lund. 1815. 4°. 5 voll. 4888 CODEX syriaco-hexaplaris Ambrosiano - Mediolanensis, editus et lat. versus a Mthi. Norberg. Lund, 1787. 4°. 4889 CODEX Theodosianus c. per pet. commentario Jac. Gothofredi. Editio nova emendata et observationib. aucta a J. Dn. Rittero. Lps. 1736-45. fol. 6 voll. (21 d. 16 gr.) Scarce on large paper. Reprinted, Mantuæ, 1740 etc. fol. 7 vols. and Ven. 1750. fol. 6 vols. The edition, Lugd. 1665. fol. 6 vols. is cheap. See also LEGES. 4890 CODEX regularum, quas sancti patres monachis et virginib. sanctimonialib. servandas præscripsere, collectus olim a S. Benedicto, Anianensi abbate. Luc. Holstenius in tres partes digestum auctumque edidit. Romæ, 1661. 4°. 3 voll. En ou règlemens des brames, trad. de larged c. obss. historico-crit. Maril'Angl. Par. 1778. 4°. The alphabet is in 8 tables, and the specimens of Sanscrit writing are engraved. ani Brocke. AV. 1579. fol. 6 voll. CODEX dipl. Siciliæ, see AIROLDI and JOHANNE.-Thdr. Bezæ, see TESTAMENT. novum. Justiniani, 4898see JUSTINIANUS. 4891 CODICE diplomatico Sant' Ambrosiano delle carte dell' ottavo e nono secolo, con note del Fumagalli, pubblicato da Amoretti. Milano, 1805. 4°. with plates (26 paoli). 4892 CODICE del sacro militare or dine Gerosolimitano. Malta, 1782. fol. See also Sb. PAULI and STATUTA.Codice dipl. della Sicilia, see AIROLDI. 4893 CODICES. Græci codices MSS. apud Nanios asservati (descripti a J. Aloys. Mingarellio). Bon. 1784. 4°. 4894 CODINUS Curopalata, G. De officialibus palatii Constantinopolitani et officiis magnæ ecclesiæ, gr. et lat. nunc pr. in lucem editus. Ex bibl. Julii Pacii (op. Fr. Junii). Lugd., J. Mareschal, 1588. 8°. Ora The 1st edition, but very defective. A new title, with some additional leaves, ap. Commelin. 1596. 8°. Better by J. Gretser, Par. 1625. fol. and in Gretseri Opp. T. XV. See also BYZANTINA, Nos. 12 and 18. 4895 CODRUS Urceus, Ant. tiones, epistolæ, silvæ, satyræ, eglogæ et epigrammata (cura Ph. Beroaldi). Ven., per J. Ant. Platonidem Benedictorum, 1502. fol. 175 leaves. The 1st edition, greatly sought after, particularly fine, and tolerably scarce. the beginning (sometimes at the end) are 11 leaves of preliminary matter (Codrus's life by Bm. Bianchini, and eulogiums on Codrus). Then the 1st division (Oratt. et Epp.), with the signatures A-T (A-S to 8 leaves, T to 4 leaves). The 2nd division (Carmina), with the signatures A-I, whereof A has 8 leaves, B-H 6 leaves each, and I 4 leaves. At Bas., H. Petri, 1540. 4°. After the first edition. Not fine, but enlarged with a table of contents. 4899 COEHORN, Minno. Nieuwe Vestingbouw. Leeuward. 1685 or 1702. fol. with plates. In French, Wesel, 1706. 8°. Haye, 1741. 8°. In German, Wesel, 1708. 4°. Dus4900 COELEMANS, Jac. Recueil seldorf, 1709. 4°. with plates. d'estampes d'après les tableaux des peintres les plus célèbres, qui sont dans le cabinet de Boyer d'Aguilles, grav. par Jac. Coelemans (décrit par P. J. Mariette). Par. 1744. largest sized fol. 2 parts in i vol. leaves. 118 The first impressions have no figures under the plates. Boyer d'Aguilles caused this collection at first to be edited by Sb. Barras, at the beginning of the 18th century; and this 1st edition, which consists of 104 leaves, including the title-leaf, is very scarce. It is sought after the more eagerly, inasmuch as, besides the advantage of possessing the first impressions of a part of the work, it also contains 7 leaves almost entirely engraved by Boyer alone, whose plates were not found again when the 2nd edition was prepared. Moreover in this Ist edition are to be found 22 leaves en graved by Sb. Barras in mezzo-tinto, which in the new edition are replaced by an equal number of leaves engraved by Coelemans. 4901 COELEMANN, Pt. Opus prosodicum græcum novum. Ff. 1668. 8°. 4902 COELESTINUS, G. Historia comitior. anno 1530 Augustæ celebratorum. Ff. ad Viadr. 1576-77 (new title, Lps. 1597). fol. 4 parts in 2 vols. Good materials, but its scarceness is not so very great. CŒLIUS, see APICIUS and AURE LIANUS. CŒLO (de), see SWEDENBORG. COGITATIONES, see CREll. 4903 COGNATUS (Cousin) Nozerenus, Gilb. Opera multifarii argumenti in tres tomos digesta. Bas., H. Petri, 1562. fol. The 1st part has 436 pages, the 2nd 398, and the 3rd 207. Care should be taken that the leaf marked 207, at the end of the 3rd part, is not wanting; it contains an addition to the 1st part and 2 letters. The Descriptio Burgundiæ, T. I. p. 323 &c. is particularly interesting, on account of the 8 neat representations of towns, engraved on wood, and the letters of Cognatus written during his travels to Italy, T. I. p. 380 etc., in which some remarkable literary notices, not yet made use of, occur.-The earlier edition, Opuscula, Bas., Oporin., 1547. 8°. is very incomplete. 4904 COINTE, C. le. Annales ecclesiastici Francorum. Par. 166583. fol. 8 voll. Only as far as the year 845. 4905 COKER. A survey of Dorsetshire. Containing the antiquities and natural history of that county. Lond. 1732. fol. with 1 map and 6 plates. Scarce even in England. 4906 COLARDEAU, Charl. Pt. Œuvres. Par., le Jay, 1779. 8°. 2 vols. with plates. Very scarce on large Dutch paper. Edited by Jabinot de la Voute. Also, Par. 1803. 18°. 4 parts in 2 vols. whereof there are two copies on rose-coloured vellum paper. 4907 COLBERT. Catal. bibliothecæ Colbertina. Par. 1728. 12°. 3 voll. 4908 COLEBROOK, H. T. Twelve views of places in the kingdom of Mysore, the country of Tippo Sultan, from drawings taken on the spot; to which are annexed concise descriptions by Colebrook. Ed. II. Lond., Edwards, 1805. very large fol. Excellently got up. The plates are coloured. 4909 digest of Hindu law on contracts and successions, with a commentary by Jagannát ha Tercapanchánna. Transl. from the original Sanscrit by Colebrooke. Lond. 1801. 3 vols. 4910 two treatises on the Hindu ingenios españoles. Madr. 178791. 8°. 8 voll. (80 rs.) 4913 COLECCION de las mejores coplas de Seguidillas, Tiranas y Polos. Madr. 1805. 12°. 2 voll. 4914 COLECCION de las mejores comedias nuevas en el año 178994. Madr. 4°. 7 voll. 4915 COLECCION de Saynetes. Lisb. 1792. 4°. 2 voll. 4916 COLECCION de estampas de todos los retratos de los reyes de España. A collection of 89 portraits of the Spanish kings from Athanaric to Charles IV, with historical notices underneath by Manuel Rodrigues. They are adapted to the new edition of the histories of Mariana and Miñana. Each leaf 1 real, the whole series 132 reals. 4917 COLECCION de estatuas del antiguo. Madrid, bei Barca. It contains the most celebrated men in representations of all the ancient statues, which are to be found in the gallery of art of the academy of the imitative arts at Madrid. Up to 1799, 16 parts had appeared, each at 8 reals. 4918 COLET, Cl. Histoire Palladienne, traitant des gestes et généreux faitz d'armes et d'amours de plusieurs grandz princes et seigneurs, spécialement de Palladien et de la belle Selerine; nouvellement mise en notre vulgaire françoys par Cl. Colet. Par., J. Dallier, 1555. fol. with woodcuts. Tolerably scarce. Also, Par. 1573. 8°. 4919 COLETUS, J. Dm. Notæ et siglæ, quæ in numis et lapidib. apud Romanos obtinebant, explicatæ. Ven. 1785. 4°. 4920- dizionario storico-geografico dell' America meridionale. Ven. 1771. 4°. 2 voll. "Opus utilissimum nec satis pro meritis extra Italiam notum.' Villoison anecdota græca. 4921 COLGAN, Jac. Acta sancto rum Scotiæ et Hiberniæ. Lovan. 1645. fol. 4922 COLLADO, Fr. Didacus. Ars grammatica Japonicæ linguæ. Romæ, congr. de prop. fide, 1632. 4°. dictionarium s. thesauri lin 4923 guæ Japon. compendium, cum additionibus. Romæ, congr. fide, 1632. 4°. de prop. Both these works are usually bound up along with Modus confitendi et examinandi pænitentem Japonensem. ib., eod., 4. 4924 COLLANA storica degli scrittori greci e latini. By this is meant a collection of Italian translations of the Greek and Latin historians, made in the 16th century, and equally to be recommended for their fidelity and accuracy and for their style. Th. Porcacchi projected the plan, and superintended the Collana græca himself; and the celebrated Venetian printer, Gbr. Giolito, took care for a fine getting up of the work. Still the collection was not quite finished. The writers comprehended in each Collana were termed Anelli (the Collana gr. has 12 of them, and the Latina 20); and to each Collana were added Gioje besides (10 to the Greek, and 20 to the Latin), that is, translations and original Italian works, which without being properly historical, yet might serve for their explanation. A list of the works belonging to both the Collane is in Haym Biblioteca Ital. T. I. To get the whole together complete is extremely difficult, and perhaps impossible out of Italy, consequently even collectors, who are not Italian, with the exception of Crevenna, have never made them an object of their endeavours. 4925 COLLATINUS, Pt. Apollonius. Excidii Ierosolymitani 11. IV emendatiores editi opera Adr. van der Burchii. LB. 1586. 8°. At first, Mediol., Scinzenzeler et Pachel, 1481. 4°.-Libellus majorum fastorum s. carmina sacra in præcipuas per annum festivitates. Mediol., Ph. de Mantegatiis, 1492. 4°. with the signatures A–E. 4926 COLLATIONES, quas dicun tur fecisse mutuo rex Salomon sa pientissimus et Marcolphus facie deformis et turpissimus, tamen, ut fertur, eloquentissimus. Without place or date (sec. 15). 4°. Gothic letter, 8 leaves, with signatures. Another edition, without place or date, 4°. has 10 leaves. Without place or date, 4°. Gothic letter, with the signatures a and b, 12 leaves. Also, without place, 20 Nov. 1488. 4°. 12 leaves. Under the title, Dyalogus Salomonis et Marcolfi, without place or date (Eustadii, Reuser), 4°. 11 leaves. Without place or date, 4°. Gothic letter, with woodcuts, 12 leaves. Without place, 1482. 4°. Antw. 1487. 4°. ib., Ger. Leeu, without date, 4°. See also No. 6839. 4927 Frag vnd antwort Salomonis vnd marcolfj. Nrb., M.Ayrer, 1487. 4°. 15 leaves with 15 woodcuts. Also (Nrb.) 1520. 8°. 3 sheets, with woodcuts; without place or date (Val. Neuber, about 1560), 8°. 3 sheets, with woodcuts; and under the title, Red vnd widerred. Augsp., J. Schobsser, 1490. 4°. with woodcuts. Modernized in v. d. Hagen's Narrenbuch. A probably still older performance in German verse is best given in Hagen and Büsching deutschen Gedichten des Mittelalters, Th. I. Salomo der Weise u. sein Narr Markolph, nach einer altdeutsch. Handschr. Jerusalem (Gera), 1797. 8°. is only an abridgment of this poem. In the low Saxon dialect, without place or date, 4°. 16 leaves.-Consult Hagen u. Büsching Literar. Grundriss zur Gesch. der deutsch. Poesie, p. 207 and 348. 4928 - les dits de Salomon et aussi ceulx de Marcon, contenant plusieurs joyeusetés, mises en rymes franç. Without place or date, 16°. Gothic letter, 7 leaves. Very scarce, and pretty scandalous. Théâtre de 4929 COLLÉ, Charl. société. Par. 1777. 12°. 3 voll.— Journal historique. Par. 1806-7. 8°. 3 voll. 4930 COLLECÇAO dos documentos e memorias da academia real da historia portugueza. Lisb. 1722-36. fol. 15 voll. (30,000 rees, also each vol. singly for 1600 rees). This important collection was at an earlier period not on sale, and consequently scarce. It is now however to be had. The first 9 vols. are in Dresden. 4931 COLLECÇAO de livros ineditos da historia portugueza dos reinados dos senhores reis D. Joaō I, D. Duarte, D. Affonso Ve D. Joao II. Publicada por ordem da academia real das sciencias de Lisboa. Lisb. 1790-93. fol. 3 voll. (5400 rees). This work contains, Mth. de Pisano livro da guerra de Ceuta; Rui de Pina chronicas del rei D. Duarte, D. Affonso V, D. Joaō II e do conde D. Duarte de Menezes; Gomes Eanes de Zurara Chronica do conde D. Pedro de Menezes; o livro vermelho del rei D. Affonso V; Fragmentos da legisla çao Portugueza. Jos. Correa de Serra was properly the editor. COLLECTANEA, see HUTTICHIUS. 4932 COLLECTIO Pisaurensis omnium poetarum, carminum, poematum, poematiorum, fragmentorum latinorum, sive ad Ethnicos, sive ad Christianos, sive ad codices, sive ad lapides pertinentium, a prima latinæ linguæ ætate ad sextum usque Christianæ æræ seculum, congesta undique non tantum e singulor. poetar. libris hactenus editis, verum etiam e collectionibus Stephanorum, Pithæi etc., bibliothecarum patrum aliorumque. Pisauri, ex Amatina chalcographia, 1766. large 4°. 6 voll. More complete and better arranged than Maittaire's Corpus poetar., but not so finely printed. Consult St. Marcheselli Esame sopra la raccolta Pesarese in Nuova raccolta d'opusc. scientif. e filol. Tom. XXI -XXIV. Vol. I. goes from Plautus to Virgil. Vol. II. from Horace to Seneca. Vol. III. from Lucan to Claudian. Vol. IV. contains, Ethnici poetæ minores, ethnica carmina minora incerta, ethnici poetæ minimi and Ethnica carmina minima incerta s. ethnica anthologia. Poetæ ecclesiastici fill the 5th and 6th vols. See also TORREMUZZA. 4933 COLLECTIO nova rerum Polonicar. et Prussicarum. Dantisci, 1753. 4°. with plates. 4934 COLLECTION. A select collection of original Scottish airs etc. fol. 4 vols. A splendid collection: the songs accompany them. 4935 COLLECTION d'anciens évangiles ou monumens du premier siècle du Christianisme, extraits de Fabricius, Grabius et autres savans. Par. l'abbé B ****. Lond. 1769. large 8°. It contains the Evangelium Nicodemi, infantiæ, and similar apocryphal works translated into French. 4936 COLLECTION of the most rin). Par. 1785-91. 8°. 67 voll.Suite. Par. 1806. 8°. 5 voll. An important collection, complete copies of which are scarce. Copies in which vols. 63-65 and the 2 vols. of index are wanting cannot be completed. There are some copies on Dutch paper from the 5th to the 67th vol. The index only applies to the first 42 vols. 4938 COLLECTION d'ouvrages français en vers et en prose, imprimée par ordre du comte d'Artois. Par., de l'imprimerie Didot l'aîné, 178084. 18°. 64 voll. This collection, printed at the cost of the then count d'Artois, has, on account of its unfortunate selection, little literary, but the more typographical value. It was the precursor of the subsequent masterpieces of Didot, and is extremely neatly printed on papier fin d'Annonay. Only 60 copies were struck off (each vol. with the arms of count d'Artois). Didot printed some copies, besides this number, on common paper, without the arms of the prince; but notwithstanding these, the whole impression did not amount to 100 copies. Complete copies in entirely good condition are of the utmost rarity, and are frequently sought after in France. The last 4 vols. Tom Jones trad. par la Place, are the only vols. printed on vellum paper. There are 3 copies of the entire collection on vellum, one of which sold at Didot's sale for 2000 fr. 4939 COLLECTION des meilleurs ouvrages de la langue française, dédiée aux amateurs de l'art typographique ou d'éditions soignées et correctes. Paris, Pt. Didot l'aîné, 1812 etc. 8°. 45 vols. as yet. On vellum paper. The external appearance is excellent, but it is simply text, without notes, commentary, or even table of contents. The collection will contain at least as many more volumes. 4940 COLLECTION des peintures 4942 COLLECTION of exotic plants |
