DÉE générale des Vices principaux de l'Institut des Jésuites, tirée de leurs constitutions et des autres titres de leur société. S.l., 1762, 12mo., frontispiece, not signed (3s.).

Idyllen . Leipzig, Loewen, 1760, 12mo., title within engraved border, with fleuron, vignette and 15 tailpieces, unsigned (58.).

Idylles et Pièces fugitives, trouvées dans un ermitage au pied du Mont Saint-Odille. Paris et Strasbourg, 1781, post 8vo, etched frontispiece, not signed (3s.).

Idylles polonaises. Varsovie, 1778, 8vo., frontispiece by de Gendt, and 7 plates by de Longueil after Eisen (10s.). Imbert. Le Jugement de Pâris, poême en iv. chants

Amsterdam (Paris), 1772, 8vo., title engraved by Moreau, 4 plates after Moreau by Née, Duclos, Masquelier, and Delaunay, and 4 headpieces by Choffard (20s., and double and more in morocco according to state).

Choffard's vignettes in artist's proofs without text exist as well as the etchings. M. Paillet's copy in that state, and Moreau's 4 plates in two states, bound in morocco doublé by Bauzonnet, is marked by Morgand 4000 frs. Reprinted 1774 (half-price).

Imbert. Fables Nouvelles, dédiées à Madame la Dauphine. Amsterdam et Paris, Delalain, 1773, 8vo., frontispiece by Née after Moreau (5s., and double on Dutch paper).

Imbert. Historiettes et Nouvelles en vers . . . Amsterdam, 1774 (Paris, Delalain), 8vo., title designed and engraved by Moreau, 1 plate and 4 charming vignettes by Masquelier and Née after Moreau (10s., and more on Dutch paper).

The vignettes exist in artist's proofs without text. A second edition appeared in the same year.

Imbert. Les Egarements de l'Amour ou Lettres de Fénéli et

de Miefort. Amsterdam (Paris, Delalain), 1776, 2 vols.,

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8vo., 4 plates after Moreau and Marillier by Duclos, de Ghendt, and Martini (10s.).

The London 1793 edition, 3 vols., 16mo., with 3 plates, not signed, is of little value.

Imbert. Choix de Fabliaux mis en vers. Paris, 1795, 2 vols., 16mo., 2 plates, not signed (3s.).

Imbert. Les Bienfaits du Sommeil, ou les Quatre rêves accomplis. Paris, Brunet, 1776, post 8vo., engraved title and 4 pretty plates by Delaunay, after Moreau (£3 to £4, and considerably more in old morocco).

In the first issue the plates are without borders, and "Maurepas" is in the legend of the first vignette; in the second the name has been replaced by that of "Mireménil." Copies are extant on Dutch paper containing unlettered proofs. In both cases the book is an encomium in verse on Louis XVI., Comte de Maurepas, and M. de Miromesnil, and is rarely to be met with, and of commanding interest and value.

Imbert. Le Jugement de Pâris, poême en iv. chants. Paris, Chaigneau ainé, 1797, 16mo., title and 4 plates after Moreau, reduced form of the 1772 edition minus the Choffard vignettes (3s.).

It is always to be found as supplement to "Narcisse dans l'Ile de Vénus." (See Malfilatre.)

Imitateurs de Charles IX. (Les), ou les Conspirateurs foudroyés, drame en cinq actes et en prose, orné de 5 figures, par le rédacteur des Vêpres siciliennes et du Massacre de la SaintBarthélemy. S.I. (Paris), de l'imprimerie du Clergé et de la Noblesse, 8vo., 5 plates, not signed (108.).

Nic.

Attributed to Gabriel Brizard. A pamphlet against Marie-Antoinette. Imitation de Jésus-Christ, traduction nouvelle, par Beauzée. Paris, Barbou, 1788, 12mo., frontispiece and 4 plates after Cipriani, Cochin, and Lesueur by Prévost (3s., and more on Dutch paper).

Imitatione Christi (De) libri quatuor, recensuit J. Valart. Paris, Barbou, 1764, 12mo., frontispiece and 4 plates after Marillier by de Longueil (3s., and more in old morocco).

The French version, published in 1773, with the same plates, is of little value.

Imitatione Christi (De) libri quatuor. Parisiis, 1782, 16mo., frontispiece by Delaunay after Marillier (3s.).

Imitations de Jésus-Christ (De l'), traduction nouvelle (par l'abbé Nic. Le Duc). A Paris, chez Savoye, 1741, 8vo.,

frontispiece and plates after Humblot by Duflos and Guétard (58.).

Béhague's copy in an old rich binding, 243 frs.

Ince and Mayhew. The Universal System of Household Furniture, consisting of about 300 Designs in the most elegant Taste, both useful and ornamental. Finely engraved, in which the Nature of Ornament and Perspective is accurately exemplified. The Whole made convenient to the Nobility and Gentry in their choice, and comprehensive to the Workman by directions for executing the several Designs, with Specimens of Ornament for young Practitioners in Drawing, by Ince and Mayhew, Cabinetmakers and Upholders. London, n.d. (about 1760), roy. folio, engraved titles in English and French (the latter in red), 1 leaf each for dedication (engraved) and preface, 6 leaves of explanation (in English and French), and 95 plates containing 300 designs by Darly (plates 1 to 3 and 66 are in red); very scarce (£25 to £30).

The book is dedicated to the Duke of Marlborough, and may be said. to rival Chippendale. Mr. E. Hall's copy, sold in 1887, is described as having 101 plates, but the one in the South Kensington Museum corresponds with the number given above.

Inchbald (Mistress). Simple Histoire, troisième édition. Paris, Louis, 1793, 4 vols., 16mo., 4 plates, not signed (3s.). Intrigues du Cabinet des Rats (Les), apologue national destiné à l'instruction de la jeunesse et à l'amusement des vieillards; ouvrage traduit de l'allemand en français . Paris, Le Roi, 1788, 8vo., 22 vignettes (4s.).

Isle de France (L') ou la Nouvelle Colonie de Vénus, précédée d'un epitre à M *** servant de preface. Amsterdam, chez Arkstée et Merkus, 1753, post 8vo., frontispiece, not signed, and an allegorical folding plate signed: Cochin fils inv. et sc. (3s.).

A prose poem attributed to Thomas.

Italie (L') illustrée en 135 figures en taille-douce, dess. et grav. par les plus fameux graveurs des Pays-Bas. Leyde, 1757, fol. (20s. to 258.).