replies that the King held his papers, but he gives here a summary of This excessively rare and important Epistle is bound up with 38 VESPUCCIUS. The Voyage from Lisbon to India, 1505-6; being an Account and Journal by Albericus Vespuccius. Translated with Prologue and Notes, by C. H. Coote. 8vo., with facsimile of the original edition; half parchment Only 250 copies were printed. 1894 39 WARD (H. G.). MEXICO. Second (and best) edition enlarged, With an Account of the Mining Companies, and of the Political Events in that Republic to the Present Day. 2 vol., 8vo., with 2 folding maps and 13 plates; half calf; SCARCE 1829 40 WARREN (George). An IMPARTIAL DESCRIPTION OF SURINAM | UPON The CONTINENT of GUIANA | IN | AMERICA. | With a Hiftory of several ftrange Beafts, Birds, | Fifhes, Serpents, Infects, and Customs of that Colony, &c. 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Antiquités de la Ville de Rome aux XIVe_XVIe Siècles. Topographie. Monuments. Collections. Large 8vo., half morocco, gilt top, by Zaehnsdorf 1886 76 PINDARI OLYMPIA, PYTHIA, NEMEA, ISTHMIA, Callimachi hymni qui inveniuntur. Dionysius de situ orbis. Licophronis Alexandra, graece. 12mo., vellum Venetiis, in aedibus Aldi et Andreae Asulani soceri, 1513 EDITIO PRINCEPS; RARE. 77 PLINIUS (Caecilius Secundus). Epistolae et Panegyricus, rec. Marcus Zverius. 16mo., vellum Amstelaedami, ex officina Elzeviriana, 1659 Willems No. 1250. Title-page in red and black. 78 POLYBIUS. Histories, translated from the Text of F. Hultsch by E. S. Shuckburgh. 2 vols., crown 8vo., lx, 602, 615 pp.; cloth 1889 79 POTTIER (E.). Quam ob Causam Graeci in Sepulcris Figlina Sigilla deposuerint. 8vo., plate, half morocco, gilt top, by Zaehnsdorf Paris, 1883 80 RAYET (Olivier). 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Recueil de Travaux, publiés par l'Ecole ociety for the Promotion of Hellenic Studies: 1847 5 TAYLOR. PORPHYRY. Select works of Porphyry; containing his four Books on Abstinence from Animal Food; his Treatise on the Homeric Cave of the Nymphs; and his Auxiliaries to the Perception of Intelligible Natures. Translated from the Greek by THOMAS TAYLOR. 8vo., half calf 6 1823 WADDINGTON (W. H.). INSCRIPTIONS GRECQUES ET LATINES de la Syrie recueillies et expliquées. Folio, 628 pp., half roan Paris, 1870 7 WOOD (J. T.). Discoveries at Ephesus, including the site and remains of the Great Temple of Diana. Roy. 8vo., with 35 plates and 42 woodcuts; half red morocco (pub. £3. 3s) EARLY PRINTED BOOKS 8 MILIS (Joannes). REPERTORIUM Juris. 0 18 0 990 076 1 4 0 2 10 0 1877 1 8 0 (Fol. 1 a blank, cut away. Fol. 2a :) Reportoriu milis de verona vtrivfqz iurif doctoris eximij feliciter incipit | [A] bfenti querit actio ex otractu per patre celebrato ecia fi fili' cuius . . . (Fol. 1986, colophon, at the side of the | printer's copper-engraved device :) Explicit Reptoriu milis de verona | vtriufq3 iuris doctoris eximij. Non | artis calimo (sic) fcriptu fed ingeiofiffimi | indecibilis artis impreffu p Nicolau Gotz de Sletzftat Anno incarnacõis | dñi Mille fimoquadrigentefimo feptuagefimoquinto. Sola fpes mea in virginis gratia Sm. folio, FIRST EDITION, Gothic letter, 197 printed leaves, 44 lines to the page; without signatures, catchwords, £ MILIS, REPERTORIUM JURIS, continued::and foliation; a fine large copy in an old half binding (broken) [Cologne] Nicolaus Gotz of Sletztat, 1475 36 00 A volume of the highest interest, both as a typographical production and as a contribution to the history of engraving. All the books from the press of Nicolaus Gotz are extremely rare and very seldom turn up for sale; but the especial feature of this volume, only to be found in some three or four works brought out by Gotz, is the printer's device. This device is extremely interesting from the fact that it is an engraving from a metal block en manière criblée; and is the first example of a printer's device of this kind. Gotz, because of the connexion of his press with that of Caxton, as well as with certain Belgian presses connected with both, was a favourite printer of the late Henry Bradshaw, and his device forms the subject of an interesting monograph read before the Cambridge Antiquarian Society (sec "Collected Papers," pp. 237-246). Bradshaw mentions that he was fortunate enough to purchase a copy of the Repertorium Juris " (now in the Cambridge University Library), and then discovered, to his surprise and pleasure, that the device, which he had never seen, was not a woodcut, as he had hitherto assumed, but an engraving, en manière criblée. 66 Hain had never seen the book, and there is no copy in the British Museum or in the Bodleian Library. Mr. Copinger's collation (of the Cambridge copy?) is incorrect. He specifies eight leaves as being comprised in the first quire there are ten, of which the first is blank. Nicolaus Gotz used only one type for all his books; facsimiles of it and of the device accompany Bradshaw's essay. A noticeable point is the occurrence of both Gothic and Roman capitals. 89 PETRUS DE CRESCENTIIS. LIBER RURALIUM COMMODORUM. (Fol. la:) Petri de crefcentijs ciuis. Bononienfis epiftola in Sm. folio, Gothic letter, 209 printed leaves, 35 long lines to the page; 90 TUNSTALL (Cuthbert). (Leaf la, title within a fine woodcut border by Holbein :) DE ARTE SVPPVTANDI LIBRI QVATTVOR | CVTHEBERTI | TONSTALLI. | (Leaf 1b con- ... (Leaf 3b) CVTHEBERTI TONSTALLI IN LI BRUM DE ARTE SVPPV TANDI PRAE | FATIO. |... (The first book commences on leaf 6a and finishes on leaf 54b :) EXPLICITVS EST LIBER PRIMVS SVP | PVTATIONEM DOCENS INTEGRORVM. SEQVITVR SECVNDVS, DE PAR- TIVM SVPPV TATIONE. 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