5629 of statuary and sculpture among the ancients; with some account of specimens preserved in England. Lond., Murray, 1816. large 8°. with 30 plates and woodcuts (21. 8s.).

5630

history of the western division of the county of Sussex. Lond. 1816. large 4°. with plates (81.). 5631 DALŘE, M. Ant. Maisons de plaisance ou palais de compagne de l'état de Milan, grav. par Dalré, en ital. et en franç. Milan, 1737 also 43. fol.

5632 DALRYMPLE, Alex. Historical collections of voyages and discoveries in the South Pacific ocean. Lond. 1770. 4°. 2 vols. with 4 maps and 12 plates. In addition, Collection of voyages chiefly in the Southern Atlantic ocean. Lond. 1775. 4°. with 3 maps.

voyages dans la mer du Sud, trad. par de Fréville. Par. 1774. 8°. In addition, Hydrographie ou hist. des nouv. découvertes faites dans la mer du Sud en 1767-70, rédigée par de Fréville. Par. 1774. 8°. 2 voll.

5634 general collection of nautical publications. Lond. 1785. 4°. large

paper.

An excellent collection of sea-charts.

5635-oriental repertory from April 1791 to January 1793. Lond. 1791, &c. large 4°. 2 vols. with plates.

Each vol. contains 4 parts.

5636 DALRYMPLE, D. Annals of Scotland from Malcolm III to the accession of the house of Stuart. Lond. 1776-79. 4°. 2 vols. Also, ib. 1797. 8°. 3 vols.

5637 DALRYMPLE, J. Memoirs of Great Britain and Ireland, from

the dissolution of the last parliament of Charles II to the sea-battle of la Hogue. Ed. II. Lond. 177173. large 4°. 2 vols.

In

The work is continued down to queen Anne in a 3rd vol. (1788). New ed. Lond. 1790. 8°. 3 vols. In French (by Blavet), Lond. (Genève), 1776. 8°. 2 vols. German by J. G. Müller, Winterthur, 1792-95. large 8°. 4 vols. (5 d. 14 gr.) 5638 DALRYMPLE, W. Travels through Spain and Portugal in 1774, with a short account of the Spanish expedition against Algiers in 1775. Lond. 1777. large 4°. with plates.

In French (by Romance de Mesmont), Brux. et Par. 1783. 8°. In German, Lpz. 1778.8°.

5639 DALTON, Rch. Antiquities and views in Greece and Egypt, with the manners and customs of the inhabitants, from drawings made in the spot. Lond. 1791. large fol.

21 numbered and 54 unnumbered tolerable plates.

5640 DAMASCENUS Studita. Excerpta ex antiquis philosophis de natura et proprietatibus quorundam animalium (gr.). Ven., And. Julianus, 1643 or 66. 8°. Scarce. DAMASCENUS, see also JOANNES and NICOLAUS.

5641 DAMASUS. Opuscula et gesta iterum collecta et illustrata. Accedunt diatribæ duæ (st. et op. Mar. Merenda). Romæ, 1754. fol.

Very diligently done, yet very incorrect. Also in Gallandi bibl. PP. VI. 321–352. Freviously, Rom. 1638. 4°. Par. 1672.8°. Carmina sacra congesta et illustr. ab And Rivino. Lps. 1652. 8°.

5642 DAMERVAL, Eloy. (anon.) Le livre de la déablerie (en rimes et par personnages). Par., Mch. le Noir, 1508. fol. Gothic letter 124 leaves, the 6th of which is blank: in 2 columns.

Under the title La grant diablerie. Par., Loctrian, 1531. 4°. Gothic letter. Extracts in Dibdin Bibl. Decam. I. 219 etc. 5643 DAMIANO Portoghese. Libro da imparare giocare a scacchi e

delle partite. Romæ, St. Guillireti et Herc. Nani, 1512. 4°.

Scarce. In Spanish and Italian, without place or date. 8°. Gothic letter, 64 leaves. And, without place or date. 8°. in Roman characters, 62 leaves. Both with woodcuts and of the 16th century. DAMIANUS, see HELIODORUS. 5644 DAMIANUS, Pt. Opp. omnia nunc pr. in unum collecta ac argumentis et notationib. illustrata st. ac lab. Const. Cajetani. Par., 1743, prostant Venetiis, ap. Jos. Corona, fol. 4 voll.

Previously Rom. 1606-40. fol. 5 voll. Lugd. 1623. fol. (incomplete). Par. 1642 or 63. fol.-Epistolar. ll. 8. Par. 1610. 4°. 5645 DAMM, Ch. Tob. Novum lexicon græcum etymolog. et reale, cui pro basi substratæ sunt concordantiæ et elucidationes Homericæ et Pindaricæ, c. ind. univ. alphabet. Berol. 1765-78. 4°. 2 parts in I vol. (10 d.)

Greatly sought after. Damm Lexic. Pindaricum ed. Huntingford. Lond. 1814. 8°. (128.) is an abridgment. 5646 DAMME, Pt. van. Recueil de médailles des rois grecs de nôtre cabinet, tout en planches gravées; en regard les médailles singulières et inconnues de très-grande rareté. Amst. 1793. fol.

Of this costly work only 12 (?) copies are said to have been printed, whereof 6 were on large paper. See also CATALOGUE

d'une collection.

5647 DAMPIER, W. New voyage round the world. Lond. 16971707. 8°. 3 vols. with plates. In addition, Dampier's voyage round the world by W. Funell. Lond. 1707. 8°. with plates.-The best edition, Lond. 1729. 8°. 4 vols. with plates.

In French, Amst. 1711 or 23. 12°. 5 voll. The edition, Rouen, 1715. 12°. 5 vols. is less prized. In Dutch by W. Sewel, Haag, 1698. 4°. with plates. In German, Lpz. 1708. 8°. with plates. Ff. 1765. 8°. (6 gr.) 5648 DAN, Pt. Histoire de Barbarie et de ses corsaires, d'Alger, de Tunis, de Salé et de Tripoly. Ed. II. Par. 1649. fol.

DANCE, see DANSE and HOLBEIN.

DANCOURT, see ANCOURT. 5649 DANDOLO, Vc. Fondamenti della scienza chimico-fisica, applicati alla formazione de' corpi ed ai fenomeni della natura Ed. V. Milano, 1802. 8°. 4 voll. (24 fr.) 5650 DANETIUS, Pt. Dictionarium lat. et gallicum ad us. Delphini. Amst. Par. 1700-7. 4°. 2 voll. 1711.4°. 2 voll. Lugd. 1721 or 37. 4°. 2 voll.

In addition, Jac. Facciolati animadvv. critt. in primam literam lexici Daneti. Patav. 1731. 8°. and his animadvv. critt. in magnam Danetii dictionar. lat. gall. Acc. mantissa. ib. 1759. 8°. Both these scarce writings contain excellent observations. They were previously extant in the Novelle litterarie di Venezia, 1730-37. where they reach from Abduco to Insisto.

5652 radices s. dictionarium linguæ lat. in quo singulæ voces suis radicibus subjiciuntur. Par. 1677. 8°.

Scarce, and sought after in France. 5653 dictionarium antiquitatum romanar. et græcar. in us. Delphini. Par. 1698. or Amst. 1701. 4°.

Belonging to the series in us. Delphini. Translated into English, Lond. 1700. 4°. 5654 DANIEL secundum LXX ex tetraplis Origenis editus e singulari Chisiano codice annor. supra DCCC. Rom., congr. de fide, prop. 1772. fol. Also on large paper.

Sim. de Magistris was the editor, who made use of Jos. Bianchini's papers. Reprinted, Gött. 1774. 4°. (1 d. 16 gr.) and cum præf. et not. C. Segaar. Traj. ad Rh. 1775. 8°. (1 fl. 16 st.)

5655 DANIEL, Gbr. Histoire de France. Nouv. éd. augm. de notes, de dissert. hist. et crit., de l'hist. du règne de Louis XIII et du journal de celui de Louis XIV. (par H. Griffet). Par. 1755. 4°. 17 vols. Also on large paper.

The most complete edition of a worthless production. Amst. 1755. 12°. 24 vols. with plates, is more prized and less common. The abridgment, Par. 1751. 12°. 12 vols. In is preferred to the larger work. German, Nrb. 1756–65. large 4°. 16 vols. with plates (37 d.). In Italian, Ven. 1737. 4°. 5 voll.

5662 antiquities of India; 24 views from the drawings of Th. Daniell, engraved by himself and W. Daniell (taken in the years 1790 and 93). Lond., Th. Bensley, 1799-1808. large fol.

5663 Hindoo excavations in the

New Ed. Lond. 1807 or 12. 8°. 3 vols. with 72 plates (51. 58.). Supplement, being the 4th volume. ib. 1813. 8°. with plates (21. 2s.).

On large paper in 4°. with illuminated plates. Vols. 1-3. 71. 178. 6., and the Supplement 21. 12s. 6d. The 1st edition, Lond. 1801. 2 vols. is more prized than the later editions, although these are enlarged with 5667-interesting selections from some additional plates. animated nature (including quadrupeds, birds, fishes, plants, etc.), with illustrative scenery, drawn and engraved by W. Daniell. Lond. 1809. large 4°. with 60 plates (61. 6s.).

Only 12 copies on Indian paper (12 guineas). It forms a sequel to W. Wood's Zoography. Lond. 1807. 8°. 3 vols. Also on large paper.

5668 a picturesque voyage round Great Britain, undertaken in the year 1813. By Rch. AYTON, with a series of views drawn and engraved by W. Daniell. Lond. 1815 etc. large 4°. with illuminated plates.

This work appeared in parts of 2 illuminated plates and 16 pages of text at ros. 6d., 14 of which complete a vol. (at 71. 10s.) Vols. I. and II. have each 28 plates. Vol. III. has 42. The first 4 parts of the 4th vol. first appeared in 1819.

a series of views in Bootan, from the drawings of Sm. Davis. Part I. Lond. 1813. fol. (2l. 28.) DANSE aux aveugles, see MICHAUT.

Guy Marchant, 28 Sept. 1485. small fol. Gothic letter, II leaves, with 17 woodcuts.

5671

...

The first known edition, and very scarce. ce present liure est appele miroer salutaire pour toutes gens et de toutes estatz La danse Macabre nouuelle (historiée et augm. de plusieurs nouv. personnages et beaux dits, et les trois morts et trois vifs). Par., Guyot Marchant, 7 Juin 1486. small fol. Gothic letter, 16 leaves, with 23 woodcuts and the signatures a and b.-La danse macabre des femmes et le debat du corps et de lame. ib., id., 7 Juli 1486, small fol. Gothic letter, 16 leaves, with the signatures c and d.

Both pieces belong to each other. This

- cy est la nouvelle danse Macabre des hommes, dicte miroer salutaire de toutes gens etc. Par., Guyot Marchant, 1490. fol. Gothic letter, with woodcuts.

5673

cy est la danse Macabre des femmes, toute historiée et augm. de nouveaulx personnaiges etc. Par., Guyot Marchant, 1491. fol.-S'ensuivent les trois mors et les trois vifz, auec le debat du corps et de lame. ib., id., 1491. fol. 2 pieces in I vol. with woodcuts, Gothic letter. More complete than the edition of 1486. 5674 la grant danse macabre des hommes et des femmes ... Le debat du corps et de lame. La complainte de lame dampnee etc. Lyon, 18 Febr., l'an mil CCCCXCIX (1499). fol. Gothic letter, with woodcuts. 5675 la grant danse macabre des hommes et des femmes etc. Troyes, N. le Rouge, without date (before 1500). fol. Gothic letter, with 65 woodcuts, 40 leaves in 2 columns, with the signatures a-k.

Described in Dibdin, Bibliogr. Decam. I. 88 etc. who prefers this edition to the others on account of the woodcuts.

5676 la grant danse macabre des hommes et des femmes etc. Lyon, Nourry, 1501. 4°. Gothic letter, with woodcuts.

The following editions are less sought after. Troyes, le Rouge, 1531. fol. Gothic letter, with woodcuts. Par., Groulleau, 1550. 12°. with woodents. Par., Varangue, 1589. 8°. Troyes, Morront, without date. 8°. with woodcuts. Ib., Oudot, 1641. 4°. with woodcuts. Rouen, Gu. de la Mare, without date. 4°. with woodcuts. All these editions differ more or less.

5677 chorea ab eximio Macabro versibus alemanicis edita et a Pt. Desrey Trecacio quodam oratore nuper emendata. Par., Guido Mercator, idib. Oct. 1490. fol. with woodcuts, 15 leaves.

Scarce. Also in Roderici Zamorensis Specul. vitæ hum. Hanov. 1613. 4°.—La dance machabre, or Death's duell, by W. Colman). Lond. without date. 12°.

Death, consult Fabricii Bibl. med. et inf. lat. (1754), T. V. p. 1 etc. Carpentarii Glossar. II. 1103. Champollion Figeac in Millin Mag. encycl. 1811. T. VI. and Raymond, ib. 1814. T. V. See also TOD

TENTANZ.

5678 DANTE Alighieri. La divina commedia tratta da quella che pubblicarono gli accademici della Crusca 1595. Con una breve e sufficiente dichiarazione del senso litterale (da Pompeo Venturi), di nuova corretta ed accresciuta di varie critiche osservazioni. Ven., Pasquali, 1739. 8°. 3 voll.-Delle opere di Dante T. I. cont. il convito e le pistole. T. II. la vita nuova, il trattato dell' eloquenza lat. ed ital., e le rime. Con le annotaz. di Ant. Mar. Biscioni. Ven., Pasquali, 1741. 8°. 2 voll.

The first and a correct edition of all his works; to which nevertheless must also be added, Dantis de monarchia libellus nunc pr. seorsim editus. Col. Allobr., Gosse, 1740. 8°. Previously in And. Alciatus de formula Rom. imp. Bas. 1559. 8°. p. 53. Others nevertheless attribute this piece to the philosopher Aligerius, Politian's pupil. 5679 opere con varie annotazioni (di Pomp. Venturi e di Gi. Ant. Volpi), e di copiosi rami adornate dal conte Cp. Zapata de Cisneros. Ven., Ant. Zatta, 1757-58. 4°. 4 parts in 5 vols. with 212 plates (160 lire).

This complete and fine edition of all his works contains, besides several learned treatises by Lr. Berti and others, Jos. Pelli's life of Dante (which may also be purchased separate), and Csp. Gozzi's table of contents to each canto. There is also added, Csp. Gozzi Giudizio degli antichi poeti sopra la moderna censura di Dante attribuita ingiustamente a Virgilio. Ven., Zatta, 1758. 4°.

There are also copies on better paper (170 lire), and on very large paper (185 lire), in which the plates are furnished with a border, and sometimes printed en camayeux. A copy of each sort exists on fine paper and on large Dutch paper. Impressions of the plates (53 leaves) are also to be bought separate (32 lire, and illuminated 50 lire). Monarchia may besides be purchased by itself with various readings from a MS. (2 lire), and Prose e rime liriche edite ed inedite (50 lire).

The reprint, Ven. 1760. large 8°. 5 vols. is badly printed, but is nevertheless still

5680 comincia la comedia di Dante

Alleghieri di Fiorenze nella quale tracta delle pene et punitioni de uicii et demeriti et premii delle uirtu. (Foligno), J. Numeister, nel quarto mese a di cinque et sei, 1472. fol.

Considered as the first edition, and is very scarce. 249 leaves (whereof 83 and 166 are blank) with 30 lines running all across the page, without signatures, catchwords and pagination. Leaf 1a. line 1. is, COMINCIA LA COMEDIA DI. It ends on the recto of the last leaf with the colophon, Nel mille quatro cento etc. The appellation DIVIÑA commedia is first to be met with since 1555. There are 3 periods for the text of Dante: 1. from the Ist edition of 1472 to the 1st edition of the academy della Crusca, different texts from different MSS.: 2. from 1595 to 1791, the text of the Crusca: 3. since 1791, in part differing from the Crusca (both the editions of Lombardi, the Bodonian, that of Costanzi 1801, and at Milan 1804), and in part following it.

5682

la medesima. (Aesii, that is, Jesi), Feder. Veronensis, 15 Cal. Aug. 1472. large 4°. (not fol.)

Much more scarce than the preceding. 216 leaves of 33 lines, without signatures, catchwords, and pagination.

5683 incominciano le cantiche de la comedia di Dante. Napoli (Mthi. Moravo), 12 Apr. 1477. fol.

Fine and scarce. 237 leaves with the signatures a-gg. In some copies (not in all) the initials are to be found cut in wood and ornamented.

377 leaves (whereof leaf 16 is blank) in 2 columns, with the signatures a and e and

a-PP. The signature Z is wanting. The first 15 leaves (the life of Dante) are often wanting. The commentary follows each canto. Christofal Berardi mentions himself in the colophon as the correctore. On the recto of the last leaf are 2 bad sonnets as a colophon. The first begins, Danti Alighieri son Minerva oscura; the second, Finita e lopra del inclito et divo. The number of lines is unequal, 45, 47, 48, also 49; leaf 78a has 50.

5685 la medes. col commento di Mt. P. Nidobeati et di Guido Terzago. Mediol., L. et Alb. Pedemontani, 5 id. Febr. 1478. fol. 250 leaves (the 6th blank) in 2 columns, with 66 lines in a full page.

From very good MSS., and made great use of by Lombardi in the edition of 1791, called in Italy editio Nidobeatina, and scarce. At first 5 leaves of preliminary matter (dedication, &c.). At the end of the Inferno a colophon of the 27th Sept. 1477. At the end of the Purgat. another of the 22nd Nov. 1477. After the colophon of 1478, at the end, there is one leaf with an index in 4 columns. A copy on vellum is in the Royal library at Paris.

5686

la medes. Ven., Ph. Venetus, 1478. fol.

5687 la medes. col commento di Cp. Landino. Fir., N. (Todescho) di Lorenzo della Magna, 30 Aug. 1481. large fol.

The first edition of this commentary. 368 leaves (whereof aa 10 is blank) with 60 lines in a full page, without catchwords and pagination, but with signatures. At first, 12 leaves of preliminary matter. Leaf 13a begins the text, surrounded by the commentary. At the end is the colophon : Fine del comento di Christophoro Landino etc. There are copies on very large paper.

This book is very remarkable, as one of the first 4 furnished with copper-plates (Monte santo di Dio. Fir. 1477. Ptolemæus, Lat. Roma, 1478. Berlinghieri geographia. Fir., about 1480). The designs of these plates (belonging to the Inferno), according to the common opinion, are by Sandro Botticelli, and the engraving by Baccio Baldini.

The copies have sometimes more, sometimes fewer plates, because the last were' prepared after the completion of the printing. The copy on vellum in the Magliabechian library at Florence is without plates. A copy with I plate is in the library of the king of England. With 2