previously Pinelli 50 fr.), and the other, lord Spencer. This oration of Aristides is reprinted in Demosth. Or. adv. Lept. ed. Wolf. Hal. 1789. 8°.

1076 ARISTOPHANIS comœdiæ IX (gr. c. scholl. gr. et præf. M. Musuri). Ven., Ald., 1498. fol. 8 leaves of preliminary matter, and 339 leaves of text; the 82nd (k 8) is blank.

The first edition, fine and scarce. Very faithful and correct, and containing the scholia in the greatest purity. The Thesmoph. and Lysistr. are wanting.

After the preceding, but with some variation, and not so correct. Without scholia. Scarce.

1082 eædem, gr. Par., Wechel, 1540. small 4°. 567 pages.

parœmiar. et emendatt. præcipue Jos. Scaligeri. Acc. fragmm. ineditar. comoed. Aristoph. LB., Maire, 1624 (also 1625). 12°.

Neat. After the preceding edition, with the Latin translation corrected. 12 leaves

A new recension after 9 MSS. but not careful enough, particularly in the scholia. Now scarce.- -Concerning the MS. of Aristophanes, written in the year 1695, by Gui. Alex. Lobineau, with a French translation and notes, see Chardon mélanges, III. 178. Renouard cat. II. 212. 217.

1093 comoed. XI gr. et lat. ad fid. codd. MSS. emend. c. nova 8 comœdiar. vers. lat. et notis St. Bergleri et C. And. Dukeri. Acc. fragmm. Curante Pt. Burmanno secundo. LB., Luchtmans, 1760. 4°. 2 vols. Also on large paper.

After Kuster, but with corrections. Berglerus's notes are defended against the injustice of Brunck in Schäf. ad Greg. Corinth. ind. p. 1049.

1094 comod. ex opt. exemplarr.

emendatæ st. Rch. Fr. Ph. Brunck. T. 1-3. Arg., Treuttel, 1781-83. Comoed. in lat. serm. conversæ. T. 1-3. ib., id., 1781. large 8°. in 4 vols. Also in large 4°. 4 vols.

In France they are bound in this manner : Vols. 1-3. Greek text; Vol. 4. Latin translation. In Germany the translation is commonly bound with the text, so that they come out as 3 vols. In some copies all the volumes have the year 1783. The edition is all sold.-A new recension from good sources, but much too hasty and rash. Without scholia. 10 copies of each edition on Dutch paper.

crit. animadvv. scholiaq. indd. et var. doct. annotatt. (cur. Ch. Dn. Beck). Lps., Weidmann, 1794 1811. large 8°. 5 vols. (on writing paper 15 d. 4 gr., on Dutch paper 26 d.)

Invernizius has carelessly, yet faithfully, made use of the important Cod. Ravennas. The 3rd and following vols., containing the extremely careful amalgamation of all the commentaries, are also published under separate titles. . It was many years since printed in an edition with scholia and not. varior. by Ch. Gf. Schütz (Lpz., Schwickert, large 8°.)

1096

comod. gr. ex opt. exx. emend. c. lat. vers., varr. lectt. notis et emendatt. Acc. fragmm. et ind. op. et st. Rch. Fr. Ph. Brunck. Ox., Bliss, 1811. 8°. 4 vols. (21. 12s. 6d.) Also large paper (41. 14s. 6d.) and 25 copies in 4°. (10 guineas.)-To which is added, Lexicon Aristophanicum græco-angl. by James Sanxay. Ox. 1811. 8°. (9s.) also on large paper (15s.) and in 4°.

Only a reprint of Brunck's edition. 1097 Plutus (gr.) jam nunc per C. Girardum lat. factus et comm. illustr. Par., Dupuys (other copies Wechel), 1549. 4°. 214 pages and I leaf.

Very incorrect.

The valuable part of the prolix commentary is inserted in the 3d vol. of Beck's edition.

nubes (gr. lat.) c. scholl. antiq. e rec. Kusteri. Harderovici, 1744 or 52. 8°.

1102

nubes (gr.) c. scholl. rec., et annott. J. A. Ernesti suasq. addid. Gf. Hermann. Lps., Fritsch, 1799. large 8°. (1 d. 12 gr.)

A new recension. J. A. Ernesti obss. philol. crit. in A. nub. et Josephi ant. Jud. Acc. Gf. Olearii notæ ad Suid. Lps., Fritsch, large 8°. (1 d), are here inserted so far as they regard Aristophanes. -Also by Ch. Gf. Schütz, Hal. 1801. large 8°. (10 gr.) and Gli. Cp. Harles, Lps. 1788 large 8°. (1 d. 8 gr.)

1103

1104

Wolken, gr. u. deutsch (by F. A. Wolf.) Berl., Nauk, 1811. 4°. (1 d. 16 gr.) Critically corrected. Q. Sept. Flor. Christiani in Aristoph. Irenam vel pacem commentaria glossemata (c. textu gr. lat.). Lut., Morell., 1589. 8°. A learned commentary. 1105 τα του Αἰγιδιου Βουρδινου σχο λια εἰς την των θεσμοφοριαζ. κομῳδιαν (c. textu gr.). Par., Tiletan., 1545. 4°. 4 leaves and 71 pages.

Scarce, but unimportant.-A new recension of the same piece in Tan. Fabri epp. T. II. Salmur. 1675. 4°. and by G. C. Ranner, Nrb. 1815. 8°. (12 gr.)

1106

comedie, tradutte in lingua commune d'Italia per Bm. e Pt. Rositini. Ven. 1545. 8°. 304 leaves. In prose, and scarce.-il Pluto, gr. ital. in versi con annotazioni, opera Gi. Bt. Terrucci. Fir. 1751. 4°.-le nuvole trad. dal medes. Fir. 1754. 4°. 1107

le théâtre d'Aristophane av. les fragmm. de Ménandre et de Philémon, trad. en fr. par L. Poinsinet de Sivry. Par. 1784 or 90. 8°. 4 vols. (20 fr.)

Also translated by And. Charl. Brotier in Brumoy Théâtre d. Gr. Vol. X-XIII. These also are printed: Plutus et les nuées, tr. en fr. par Mlle le Fevre. Par. 1684. 12°. Les oiseaux, tr. en fr. par J. Boivin. Par. 1729. 12°.

u. m. Anmm. v. C. Ph. Conz. Tüb., Cotta, 1807. 8. (10 gr.)-Wolk. übs. v. Ch. Gf. Schütz. Halle, 1798. 8°. (12 gr.)

An English translation by Th. Mitchell, in 3 vols. in 8°. in the press at London, 1817.

1109 - L. Hotibii (Bothii ipsius?) lectt. Aristophaneæ ed. F. H. Bothe. Berl., Weiss, 1808. large 8°. (20 gr.)-C. Reisig_conjectaneor.` in Arist. libri II. Lps., Weidmann, 1816. large 8°.

1110 ARISTOTELIS opera, Theophrasti de historia plantar. 11. X. et de caussis plantar. ll. VI. Ven., Aldus, 1495-98. fol. 5 voll.

The first Greek edition, fine, yet less rare than other Aldines of this period.

The arrangement of the work, as Aldus himself specifies it in the preface to the 3rd and 4th vol. is, Vol. I. Organon, Nov. 1495. 234 unnumbered leaves. Vol. II. Aristotelis vita ex Laertio, Febr. 1497. 32 unnumbered and 268 numbered leaves. Vol. III. Arist. de hist. anim. ll. IX. Jan. 1497. 457 numbered leaves, then I blank and 8 printed leaves (fragments of the 10th book of the hist. anim.), which Aldus obtained too late, as they properly belong after the 145th leaf, and are sometimes given at the commencement of the volume, and sometimes are altogether wanting. Between leaf 400-1 there ought to be unnumbered leaf, only printed on one side. Vol. IV. Jun. 1497. contains 1 leaf of title; Theophrasti hist. plant. 226 leaves. Arist. problem. 116 leaves. Alex. Aphrod. probl. 42 leaves. Arist. Mechan. 12 leaves. Ej. metaph. et Theophr. metaph. 121 leaves. At the end, 1 leaf with the colophon. Vol. V. Arist. Ethica, etc. Jun. 1498. 316 numbered and 1 unnumbered leaf at the end. Between leaf 209-10 there ought to be 13 unnumbered leaves, Arist. œcon., of which the first is blank.

According to Aldus's intention, vol. 1 and 2 are properly bound together in one volume, so that the work is published as 4 vols. Many copies are in 6 vols., the 4th vol. (commencing from Arist. problem.) being in 2 vols. A copy on vellum in the Royal library at Paris; another in the library of Corpus Christi college, Oxford. The volume wanting in the latter is in the Bodleian. Only vol. 3 and 4, M'Carthy, 626 fr. Also copies with red lines. Ars poet. and De arte rhet. are wanting in this edition.

1113 opera (c. Theophrasti hist. plant., gr., cura J. Bt. Camotii). Ven., ap. Aldi filios, 1551-53. 8°.

6 voll.

Neat and scarce. A new recension only superficially collated by Sylburgius. Good copies are rare.

1114

opera quæ extant, addita quædam Theophrasti, Alexandri, Cassii etc. c. varr. lectt. et doct. viror. animadvv., gr. op. et st. F. Sylburgii. Ff., And. Wechelii hered., 1587. 4°. II parts, commonly in 5 vols.

Printed certainly on bad paper, but of value, and very correct. A new revision of the text, but without MSS. Complete copies are scarce. The parts appeared only with single titles, and not numbered; but their order according to the statement of Sylburgius himself is as follows: T. I. Organon (1585), 44 pages of preliminary matter, with a common title of the whole work of 1587, and 542 pages.-T. II. Rhetorica, rhetorices ad Alex. l. III. et ars poet. (1584), 344 pages. —T. III (1584, also 1596) phys. auscult. U. VIII, 204 pages; de cœlo, 108 pages; de generatione, 60 pages; de meteoris, 132 pages; de mundo, 31 pages; de anima, 78 pages; parva natur., III pages - T. IV (1587) hist. animal., 2 leaves and 484 pages. -T. V (1585) de partib. anim., 2 leaves and 412 pages. T. VI (1587) varia opuscc., 2 leaves, 398 pages, and I leaf at the end.-T. VII (1585) problemata, 4 leaves, 493 pages, and I leaf at the end.-T. VIII (1585) metaphysica, 2 leaves, 318 pages, and leaf at the end.-T. IX (1584) ethicor. ll. X., 4 leaves and 232 pages.-T. X (1584) ethica magna, 2 leaves and 332 pages. -T. XI polit. et œcon. (1587), 4 leaves, 370 pages, and I leaf at

the end.

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Some parts have new impressions without alteration. There are copies on writing

paper.

VOL. I.

opera gr. lat. ex bibl. Is. Casauboni. Acc. fragmm. Lugd., Gu. Læmarius, 1590. fol. 2 vols.

At

A new, but superficial recension. the end of the 2nd vol. are 4 leaves of fragments and 28 leaves of index. Reprinted, Aurel. Allobr. 1605. fol. 2 vols.

1116

opera, gr. lat. (ed. Jul. Pacius). (Lugd.) Gu. Læmar. 1597. 2 voll.

8°.

After the preceding. Reprinted, Aurel. Allobr. 1606. 8°. 2 vols. and frequently.

1117 opera omnia, gr. et lat., veterum ac recentior. interpretum studio emendatissima. Huic ed. acc. brevis ac perpet. in omnes Aristot. libros comm. authore Gu. du Val. Par., typ. reg., 1619. fol. 2 voll.

A reprint of Casaubon's edition. Also on large paper. Copies in good condition are scarce. T. I. 16 leaves of preliminary matter, 184 and 1251 pages, and 18 leaves of table of contents. T. II. 2 leaves of preliminary matter, 131 and 1104 pages, and 16 leaves of index. Also, Par. 1629. fol. 2 vols. Somewhat enlarged, Par., Æg. Morell, 1639. fol. 4 vols.; and with only a new title, Par., Billaine, 1654. fol. 4 vols.

1118. opera omnia, gr., rec., annot. crit., libror. argumenta et nov. vers. lat. adj. J. Thph. Buhle. Biponti et Argentor. 1791-1800. large 8°. (12 d., on Dutch paper 17 d. 3 gr.)

No more has appeared.

Aristotelis et Theophrasti 1119 scripta quædam, quæ vel nunq. antea vel minus emendata edita fuer., gr. c. H. Stephani annott. Ex off. H. Stephani, 1557. 8°.

de anima, de sensu et sensato, de memoria et reminiscentia, de somno et vigilia, de longitudine et brevitate vitæ, de structura orbis, meteora, metaphysica, de prædicabilibus, de prædicamentis, peri herminias, analectica priora et posteriora, topica, politica, economica, physica, de coelo et mundo, de generatione et corruptione. Omnia latina, interpr. Averroe. Ven., And. de Asula, 1483. fol. 9 parts in 3 vols.

Seldom complete. M'Carthy bought a II