hetypos Versionesque præcipuas ab Ecclesia antiquitùs receptas necnon versiones recentiores complectentia; accedunt Prolegomena in Textuum Archetyporum Versionumque antiquarum Crisin literalem, auctore Samuele LEE, large stout folio, blue morocco extra, gold borders, gilt edges, £10. 108 Londini, Bagster, 1831 12907 BIBLIA SACRA POLYGLOTTA, com- 12913 BIBLIA SACRA Polyglotta, Textus Arcplectentia Textus Originales, Hebraicum, (cum Pentateucho Samaritano), Chaldaicum, Græcum, versionesque antiquas Samaritanam, Græcam, Chaldaicam, Syriacam, Arabicam, Ethiopicam, Persicam, et Vulgatam Latinam, cum omnium Translationibus Latinis, et apparatu, appendicibus, tabulis, &c. edidit Brianus WALTONUS, 6 vols. fine portrait by Lombart, engraved title and other plates by Hollar, ROYAL COPY, Lond. 1657-E. CASTELLI Lexicon Heptaglotton. Heb. Chald. Syr. Sam. Ethiop. Arab. et Pers. cum omnium Grammaticis, 2 vols. portrait by Faithorne, ib. 1699-to- 914 gether 8 vols. royal folio, superb copy in purple MOROCCO extra, gilt edges, by Bedford, £63. 1657-69 908 BIBLIA SACRA POLYGLOTTA, complec tentia Textus Originales, Hebraicum, (cum Pentateucho Samaritano), Chaldaicum, Græcum, versionesque antiquas, Samaritanam, Græcam, Chaldaicam, Syriacam, Arabicam, Ethiopicam, Persicam, et Vulgatam Latinam, cum omnium Translationibus Latinis, et ap paratu, appendicibus, tabulis, &c. edidit Brianus WALTONUS, 6 vols. plates by Hollar, folio, with the Royal preface, old calf, neat, a bargain, £16. 1657 909 BIBLIA GRAECA, editio princeps. 915 Romae, in aedibus Populi Romani, apud Georgium Ferrarium, 1588 912 Dutch. BIBLIA BELGICA. Bibel met horen Boecken, ende ele boeck mit alle syne 917 capitelen, 2 vols. 4to. FIRST EDITION of the Testament in Dutch (without the Psalter, which did not appear before 1480), printed in black letter, with coloured capital letters, slightly wormed and several leaves wanting, but having beginning and end perfect, £5. Delft in Hollant, by ons Jacob Jacobssoen ende Mauricius Yemantzoen, 1477 Priced, perfect, H. Bohn, £7. 78; Thorpe, £5. 58; sold in the Crevenna sale 224 francs. 918 An excellent Polyglot edition of the Bible, in Hebrew, Greek, Latin, English, French, German, Italian and Spanish, now very scarce. All of them are printed in 12mo. size, so that the Hebrew, English, Greek and Latin occupy four quarters of each left-hand page, and the others occupy the right hand. At the end of the volume are, Variæ lectiones in versionem septuaginta virorum, Novum Testamentum Græcum, Pentateuchum Hebræo-Samaritanum, and the whole of the New Testament in Syriac. Biblia Græca. NOVUM INSTRUMENTUM, Græce et Latine, diligenter ab ERASMO ROTERODAMO recognitum et emendatum, cum annotationibus, folio, EDITIO PRINCEPS, very fine, clean, and tall copy, in blue morocco, joints, gilt edges, by Rodwell, from Archdeacon Cotton's library, £10. 108 Basilea, 1516 A most desirable copy of this interesting volume, which, as the first published Greek Testament, must always claim a prominent place in every library. Hibbert's copy fetched £10 10s; Dr. Hawtrey's, £10. 15s; and it is now some time since any copy has occurred for sale. Its extreme rarity is dwelt upon by Horne and other bibliographers. The disputed text of the three witnesses,' 1 John v. 7, is not contained in this first edition with the annotations of Erasmus. Romaunsch (Grisons Dialect). BIBLIA (La S.) quei ei: Tut la Soinchia Scartira ner tuts ils Cudischs d'ilg Veder a Nief Testament, cun ils Cudischs Apocryphs, messa giu ent ilg Languaig Rumonsch de la Ligia Grischa, folio, fine copy in the original stamped binding, clasps, £2. 108 Coira, 1718-17 This is the First Edition of the Bible in the Ladinish Dialect of the Romanese Language spoken by the Ladins, who reside on the confines of Italy. This version, made for the use of the Protestants of the Grison country, and printed under the patronage of George I. of England, is rarely to be found in fine condition. This copy has not the dedication to George I., which was inserted only in the copies intended for England. Priced, 1834, H. Bohn, £12. 12s Ditto, £8. 8s. Dr. Hawtrey's copy fetched £8. in 1853. Swedish, BIBLIA paa SWENSKO, 5 vols. BIOGRAPHIE in 1, sm. thick folio, numerous woodcuts, first edition of the Swedish Bible, wants title woodcut after folio cxxiv and folio cxl in Vol. III, besides having several leaves mended, VERY RARE, from the library of H.R.H. the Duke of Susser, £5. 158 Upsala, 1540-41 UNIVERSELLE, ancienne et moderne, ouvrage entièrement neuf, 52 vols.-Mythologie, 3 vols - SUPPLÉMENT, tomes 56-85, (A—Ve) 8vo. sd. £12. 16o Paris, 1811-28-62 BLACK's General Atlas of the World, Fifty-six Maps, FINELY COLOURED, with Index of 65,000 Names, and coloured frontispiece of Flags of All Nations, (pub. £3.) hf. morocco, £2. 28 1862 12919 BLEEKER, ATLAS ICHTHYOLOGIQUE des Indes Orientales Neerlandaises, livraisons 1-17, large folio, 132 BEAUTIFULLY COLOURED plates of fishes, containing numerous figures, (pub. at £15. 178 67) £14. Amsterd. 1862-65 This fine work is still in course of publication at Amsterdam; the continuation can be supplied. 920 BLOCH - (M. E.) ICHTHYOLOGIE, ou HISTOIRE NATURELLE, GÉNÉRALE et PARTICULIERE des POISSONS, 12 vols. in 6, royal folio, REALLY LARGE PAPER of this the largest and best edition, with 432 beautifully COLOURED engravings of Fish, quite perfect, an original copy, the plates elaborately coloured, and heightened with silver, a fine copy in hf. blue MOROCCO, gilt edges, £35. Berlin, 1785-97 Still the best work on Fishes as far as the plates are concerned. Perfect copies are rare in this country, owing to an accident which destroyed the greater portion of the last six volumes immediately after their publication. "One only regrets that a work so essential to every ichthyologist should be so expensive." Swainson. 12927 921 BLOCH (M. E.) ICHTHYOLOGIE, ou HisTOIRE NATURELLE, GÉNÉRALE et PARTICULIÈRE des POISSONS, 12 vols. in 6, royal folio, with 432 beautifully COLOURED engravingsof Fish, quite perfect, an original 929 copy, the plates elaborately coloured, and heightened with silver, a fine copy in half. green MOROCco, marbled edges, £25. Berlin, 1785-97 922 BLUME (C. L.) RUMPHIA, sive commentationes botanicæ imprimis de plantis India Orientalis, tum penitus 930 incognitis, tum quæ in libris Rheedii, Rumphii, Roxburghii, Wallichii et aliorum recens. 4 vols. in 2, roy. folio, complete, 214 coloured plates (pub. at £25.) half calf, uncut, £12. Leyda et Brux. 1835-48 923 BLUME et FISCHER, Flora JAVE, nec non insularum adjacentium, complete, 3 vols. large folio, 238 finely COLOURED plates 924 925 926 Brux. 1827-51 All that has been published of this great work. Many copies exist imperfect in the London market. There is no text published to the Filices, plate 94 (Lecanopteris Carnosa) nor to the Lorantheæ, plates 15 to 28 (Loranthus formosus, etc.) Priced, 1856, Williams and Norgate, £20.; Weigel in Leipzig, 120 Thalers. Ejusdem NOVA SERIES, large folio, COLOURED title page, and 70 plates by LATour, WENGEL, BLUME, and others, engraved by SEVERYNS, and COLOURED under the inspection of the author 1858 the Two WORKS together, 4 vols. large folio, with 308 coloured plates, half bound green MOROCCO gilt, uncut, a very fine set, £21. 1827-58 COLLECTION des ORCHIDÉES les plus remarquables de l'Archipel Indien et du Japon; French and Latin texts, 12 livraisons, large folio, beautiful lithographic frontispiece by LAUTERS, and 70 plates drawn by LATOUR, WENGEL, and others, a fer by the author, and carefully COLOURED under the inspection of the latter, with some 932 woodcuts in the text, (pub. at 150 francs), in a portfolio, £4. 4s A great deal of confusion is experienced from ignorant or incorrect descriptions of Blume's works. It may be useful to state that the Orchidées de l'Archipel Indien' is the same as the Nova Series of the Flora Javæ,' but was put lished as a separate work with another title, in order to serve as a monograph of the 'Orchids' found in that part of the world. In the edition issued under the title of ',Orchidées," there are, however, remarks on each plant in French (following the Latin text), which are not contained in the edition published under the title of "Flora Javæ, Nova Series." BLUNDELL GALLERY. Engravings and Etchings of the principal Statues, Busts, BasReliefs, Sepulchral Monuments, Cinerary Urns, &c. in the Collection of Henry Blundell, at Ince, 2 vols. atlas folio, 158 fine plates (wanting plates 41 and 42) red morocco, £12. 128 1809 Of this splendid Gallery only fifty copies were printed for presents. Taylor Combe's copy sold for £83. 128 6d. BOISDUVAL (T. A.), Icones Historiques des LEPIDOPTERES nouveaux ou peu connus, 2 vols. in one, large 8vo. all published, with 84 plates, comprising several hundred figures, finely COLOURED, (pub. £5. 15s 6d) cloth, uncut, £2. 168 Paris, 1832-34 BOISDUVAL, RAMBUR, et GRASLIN (M. M.) Collection Iconographique et Historique des CHENILLES, ou Description et Figures des CHENILLES d'EUROPE, 42 parts in 1 vol. all published, large 8vo. 125 beautifully COLOURED plates (pub. £6. 68) cloth, uncut, £3. 38 Paris, 1832 Priced, H. G. Bohn, 1841, £6. 6s. BOISSEREE, COLOGNE CATHEDRAL. Vues, Plans, Coupes, et Détails de la Cathédrale de Cologne, avec des restaurations d'après le dessin original, accompagnés de recherches sur l'Architecture des Anciennes Cathédrales et de Tableaux comparatifs des principaux Monumens, elephant folio, FIRST AND BEST EDITION, engraved title, and 17 extremely large fine plates, those of Stained Glass, coloured, with text. in impl. folio, (pub. at £13. 138) hf. bd. morocco, £5. Stuttgart, 1821-23 Priced, 1836, Nutt, £14.; 1845, Bossange, 350 fr.; 1857, H. Bohn, £10. 10s. 931 BOJARDO ED ARIOSTO; Bojardo, Orlando Innamorato - Ariosto, Orlando Furioso ; with an Introductory Essay, Memoirs, and Notes in English by PANIZZI, 9 vols. sm. 8vo. hf. blue morocco gilt, contents lettered, £2. 168 W. Pickering, 1830 BONAPARTE'S (Charles Lucien) AMERICAN ORNITHOLOGY, or Natural History of the Birds inhabiting the United States, which have not been described by Wilson, 4 vols. impl. 4to. 37 PLATES, BEAUTIFULLY COLOURED, (pub. at £12. 12s) hf. morocco, rare, £10. Philadelphia, 1825-33 the same, Vols. 1 to 3, impl. 4to. 21 COLOURED PLATES, half morocco, £5. 1825-28 934 BOTTA'S NINEVEH: Monument de Ninive: découvert et décrit par Botta, mesuré et dessiné par Flandin, 5 vols. 933 atlas folio, with 400 magnificent plates of Architecture, Sculpture, and Inscriptions, red MOROCCO, gilt edges, £52. 1849-50 12935 BOURGERY, et JACOB, Traité complet de L'ANATOMIE DE L'HOMME, 8 vols. folio, LARGE PAPER, nearly 700 most carefully COLOURED PLATES, including many representations of Surgical Operations, with the numerous Instruments employed, the folding plates mounted on linen, hf. morocco gilt, gilt tops, uncut, £40. Paris, 1832-54 Priced, 1856, H. Baillière, £110. This great work, the most ample publication ever issued on the subject of Human Anatomy, is divided into four Sections; namely, 1st, DESCRIPTIVE ANATOMY, or Exposition of the Form and Physical Properties of the various Organs as presented to us by nature; 2nd, SURGICAL ANATOMY, or description of the connections of these organs with one another, in health and in disease; 3rd, GENERAL ANATOMY, or the special study of the Tissues; 4th, PHILOSOPHICAL ANATOMY, or History of the modifications which the animal form undergoes through the influence of physical and moral causes. The Plates, which are nearly 700 in number, are most carefully coloured, and illustrate every branch of Anatomy, representing also a great number of Surgical Operations. 936 BRABAZON FAMILY, Genealogical History of the, from its origin to Sir William Brabazon, Lord Treasurer of Ireland, temp. Henry VIII, who died in 1552, the ancestor of the Earls of Meath and of the Brabazons of Brabazon Park, and thence down to Sir W. J. Brabazon, now surviving, 4to. pedigrees and plates, COATS OF ARMS of the Families mentioned ADDED in OPAQUE COLOURS, bds. uncut, £6. 6s Paris, 1825 937 BRIDGEWATER TREATISES: BELL on the Hand, BUCKLAND on Geology and Mineralogy, CHALMERS on the Intellectual Constitution of Man, KIDD on the Physical Constitution of Man, KIRBY on the History, Habits and Instinct of Animals, PROUT on Chemistry, Meteorology and on the Functions of Digestion, ROGET on Animal and Vegetable Physiology, and WHEWELL ON Astronomy and General Physics, 12 vols. 8vo. plates, hf. green morocco, marbled edges, £6. 938 BRITISH ESSAYISTS: containing the Tatler, 4 vols.; Spectator, 8; Guardian, 3; Rambler, 3; Adventurer, 3; World, 3; Connoisseur, 2; Idler, 1; Mirror, 2; Lounger, 2; Observer. 3; Looker.on, 3; with prefaces, historical and biographical, and a General Index, by Alexander Chalmers, 38 vols. 12mo. numerous portraits, a neat set in calf gilt, contents lettered, £5. 1833-37 1823 939 BRITISH ASSOCIATION: Reports of the British Association for the Promotion of Science, from the commencement in 1831 to 1858, 28 vols. 8vo. numerous engravings, many coloured, 19 vols. hf. calf, the rest bds. £8 108 1831-59 940 BRITO (F. Bernardo de) MONARCHIA LUSYTANA O Historia de Portugal, Parte I, Alcobaca, 1597-Farte 11, Lisboa, 1609-. Partes III y IV, per Antonio Brandaō, ib. 1632-Partes V y VI, per Francisco Brandao, ib. 1650-1672- Parte VII, per Frey Raphael de Jesus, ib. 1683-Parte VIII, per Manoel dos Santos, ib. 1727. Together 8 vols. sm. folio, Vol. I slightly wormed, Vol. III a little stained, Vol. VI wants pp. 135-6, 257-60, 505-6, 511-12, otherwise a very good copy in old calf, £12. 128 1597-1727 Original editions, extremely rare, presumed to be the only perfect copy in this country. It is also a work of great interest and value. See Meuselii B.bl. Hist. Vol. 5, p. 2, p. 130. "Liber imprimis rarus. Vid. Catalogus Bibliothecæ Mencken. p. 542; Gerh. Ernesti de Franckenau Bibliotheca Hispanica Historico-Genealogico-Heraldica, p 61. sq.'-Vogt, Catal. libr. rarior. 1747. Thorpe had a copy in 1834, 7 vols. only, priced f21. Since Lord Stuart de Rothesay's sale no perfect copy has occurred in England. 12941 BRODIE. The Works of Sir BENJAMIN BRODIE, President of the Royal Society, with an Autobiography, collected by Charles HAWKINS, 3 vols. 8vo. with frontispiece, (pub. at 48%) cloth, 258 1865 944 1846 £5. 58 BRULLIOT, Dictionnaire des Monogrammes, Marques figurées, Lettres initiales, Noms abréges, etc. des P'eintres, Graveurs, Sculpteurs, etc. 4to. best edition, many hundred cuts of Monograms, Marks, Initials, &c. f. bound morocco, gilt edges, £2. 128 6d Munich, 1832 915 BRUNET. Manuel du Libraire et de l'Amateur de Livres ; avec la Table en forme de Catalogue raisonné, cinquième édition refondue et augmentee, 6 vols. roy. 8vo. £4.108 Paris, 1860-25 BRUNO (Giordano). OPERA: 946 Ars Brevis illuminati doctoris magistri RAEMUNDI LULLII Paris, 1578 947 Opusculum Raemundinum de auditu Kabbalistico ib. 1578 948 Articuli Fidei sacrosanctæ legis christianæ ib. 1578 949 Philotheus JORDANUS BRUNUS de compendiosa Architectura et complemento artis Lullii ib. 1582 The above 4 pieces in 32mo. with curious cuts, are extremely rare; the first 3 pieces are wanting to most "Bruno collections "Meminit hujus Libelll a Bælio nunquam visi Mr. du Verdier, illumque, Parisiis, 1580, prodiisse scribit; at ex Epistola quadam Jo. a Nostiz apud Bunemannum in Catalogo Biblioth. p. 117, patet, illum demum 1582, prodiisse: qua de re alii judicent." BRUNO-continued. Clar. Doctores atque celebr. Magistros, with 32 plates, rarely found complete 8. l. e. a. The above two pieces in 1 vol. 12mo. red morocco, by Smith. The present volume, Brunet observes, is little known. It appears to have been the production of a London press, and apparently of the year 1583. Bruno on his return from thence to Italy, was arrested at Venice, and from thence conducted to Rome, where he was burned by a sentence of the Inquisition as an atheist and teacher of irreligion. Titull horum Scriptorum leguntur in Bayeri elegantissimis L brorum rarior. Memoriis, p. 276, de quibus nos hactenus nihil alibi consignatum aliquid reperimus."- Voigt. 12952 DE UMBRIS IDEARUM, implicantibus artem Querendi, Inveniendi, Judicandi, Ordinandi, et Applicandi; ad internam scripturam et non vulgares par memoriam operationes explicatis. Ars Memoria.-2 vols. in 1, 12mo. green morocco, gilt edges Par. 1582 Very rare. I have traced the sale of no separate copy. Vid. Biblioth. Anonym. T. III. p. 324, Bibl. Hassan. p. 762. BRUNO-continued. 12958 953 De Specierum Scrutinio, et Lampade Combinatoria Raymundi Lulli, Doctoris Here- 959 mitæ omniscii, propemodumque divini, 2 vols. 12mo. 9 engravings Praga, excud. Georg. Nigrinus, 1588 "Memini me olim vidisse et legisse hunc Librum Vitembergæ ex Bibliotheca B. Polyc. Leyseri, postea Prof. Helmstad. mutuo acceptum. Reperitur etiam inter Raym. Lulli Opera."-Voigt. 954 J. Brunus Nolanus de progressu et lampade 960 venatoria logicorum, 12mo. (Witteb.) 8. l. anno 1587 955 Jordani Brvni, Nolani Camæracensis, Acrotismus, seu Rationes Articulorum Physicorum adversus Peripateticos Parisiis propositorum, &c. 12mo.-also 'sold separately, 1 vol. 12mo. citron morocco, gilt edges, with autograph, presentation copy from the author to Kaspar Kegler of Rostock, £3. 38 Vitemberga, apud Z ch. Crato, 1588 Brevem Libelli hujus recensionem habes apud Bayle in Diction. Histor. T. I p. 679, sq. This work contains the Theses, which Bruno dispated at Paris, with the arguments upon which they are grounded, against Aristotle and his followers. The copy offered separately is the same which fetched, 1828, Sotheby's, £3. 3s; and was priced, 1840, by Thorpe, £4. 4s. The above 3 pieces, also "Amandi Polani Logica libri II. Herbornæ, 1590," and "Rami Dialecticæ libri IL per Rol. Makilmenæum Scotum, Francof. 1580," in the same volume, fine old stamped hogskin 956 De Imaginum Signorum, et Idearum Compositione, ad omnia Inventionum, Dispositionum, et memoriæ genera, libri III. Ad Illustriss. et Generosiss. Joh. Henricum Haincellium, Elcovia Dominum. Credite, et intelligetis. 12mo. with 14 engravings, calf Francofurti, ap. Jo. Wechelium, et Petr. Fischerum, 1591 957 De Monade, Numero, et Figura Liber, consequens quinque de Minimo, Magno, et Mensura; item de Innumerabilibus, Immenso, et Infigurabili, sive de Universo et Mundis libri VIII. Ad Illustriss. et Reverendiss. Principem Henricum Julium, Brunsvicensium et Luneburgensium Ducem, Hal 961 berstadiensium Episcopum, &c. thick 12mo. numerous cuts Francof. ap. Jo. Wechelium, et Petrum Fischerum, Consortes, 1591 "In hoc Opere Jordanus Brunus dogma suum præcipue exposuit, judice Jo. Alb. Fabricio. T. I. Bibli th. Græc. p. 133. Renatum etiam Cartesium ex hoc præcipue Libro plurimas suas Hypotheses desumsisse, et Jordani scrinia compilasse volunt nonnulli; qua de re legatur Mr. Bayle in Dictionar. Tom. I. p. 681. Recensentur bîni hi Libri, junctim editi, satis accurate et copiose a doctiss. Heumanno Actor. Philosoph. P. III. p. 301, sqq. P. V. p. 868, sqq. qui in neutro horum Atheismi vestigia deprehendi asserit. Conf. Reimmanni Catalogus Bibliothecæ suæ, p. 1111, 1112."—Voigt. Jordani Brvni, Nolani, de triplici Minimo, et Mensura, ad trium speculativarum Scientiarum et multarum activarum Artium Principia, Libri V. Ad Illustriss. et Reverendiss. Principem Henricum Julium, Brunsvic. et Luneb. Ducem, &c. 12mo. numerous cuts, hf. bd. Francofurti, 1591 Recensetur ab Heumanno in Actor. Philosoph. P. IX. p. 436, usque 441. Summa Terminorum Metaphysicorum J. Bruni Nolani ; acc. ejusdem praxis descensus seu applicatio Entis ex manuscripto, per R. Eglinum; cum Supplemento R. Goolenii, 18mo. calf Marpurgi, 1609 This is the second edition, the first appeared in I vol. folio, Tiguri, J. Wolph. 1595. For a review, see Heumanni Actor. Philos. T. III. p. 424. DE MONADE, NUMERO, ET FIGURA LIBer, consequens quinque de Minimo Magno et Mensura; item, de Innumerabilibus, Immenso, et Infigurabili, seu de Universo et Mundis libri octo, 12mo. hf. vellum Franc. 1614 According to Fabricius, Bruno has particularly displayed his Dogmas in this work, from which Des Cartes is supposed to have taken many of his ideas without acknowledgment. Bruno, le Ciel Reformé. Essai de traduction de partie du Livre Italien, “Spaccio della Bestia Trionfante," 12mo. LARGE PAPER, calf 1750 The above set, 15 works in 10 vols. as described, £15. 158 Henry Bohn had, in 1848, a set 19 vols. which he offered for £42.; my set contains pieces not in that collection, and vice versa. THE ABOVE IS A GOOD FOUNDATION TOWARDS A COMPLETE SET OF GIORDANO BRUNO'S WORKS. Abroad they are much rarer even than in this country, as may be seen in CLEMENT, Bibliotheque curieuse, where no fewer than 40 pages are devoted to the subject, and a host of authorities cited. "GIORDANO BRUNO WAS THE FIRST PERSON AMONG THE MODERNS WHO ATTEMPTED ANY MATERIAL INNOVATION IN PHILOSOPHY. HE WAS A MAN OF EXTRAORDINARY TALENTS AND METAPHYSICAL ACUTENESS. To great powers of mind, he added a lofty spirit, which arose superior to prejudice, and would admit nothing as true without examination. Fond of retirement and study, he entered into a monastery of Dominicans; but the freedom of his opinions, and the boldness of the censure which he passed upon the irregularities of the fraternity, soon created him enemies, and subjected him to persecutions, which obliged him to quit his order and his country, leaving behind him all his property. In the year 1582, he withdrew to Geneva, where his heretical opinions gave offence to Calvin and Beza, and he was soon obliged to provide for his safety by flight. After a short stay at Lyons, he came to Paris. Here, his innovating spirit recommended him to the notice of multitudes, who at this time declared open hostility against the authority of Aristotle. In a public disputation, held in the Royal Academy, BRUNO-continued. in 1586, he defended three days successively, certain propositions concerning nature and the world, which, together with brief heads of the arguments, he afterwards published in Saxony, under the title of Acrotismus, or "Reasons of the physical Articles proposed against the Peripatetics at Paris." The contempt with which Bruno, in the course of these debates, treated Aristotle, exposed him to the resentment of the academic professors, who were zealous advocates for the old system; and he found it expedient to leave France. He now went to England, in the train of the French Ambassador, Castelneau, where he was hospitably received by SIR PHILIP SIDNEY, and SIR FULKE GREVILLE, and was introduced to QUEEN ELIZABETH. He afterwards visited Wittenberg, Helmstadt, and Frankfort. His next residence was at Padua; there, the boldness with which he taught his new doctrines, and inveighed against the court of Rome and the Phillips (Ed.) Theatrum Poetarum Anglicanorum, third edition, edited by Sir Egerton Brydges, 8vo. only 100 copies printed Geneva, 1824 TOGETHER 19 volumes, 8vo. A VERY FINE SET, uniformly bound in red MOROCCO extra, gilt edges, by Mackenzie, £32. 10s 1810-24 12965 CÆSARIS Commentarii, cum Indice R. Marliani, folio, fine copy, vellum, rare, £3. 10s Mediolani, Philipus Lavagnia, sexto idus apriles, 1478 966 clergy, soon brought him under the censure of the "But the most interesting of the distinguished Cousin, Hist. de la Philosophie. BRYDGES (Sir E.) Bibliographical Works: 12962 Censura Literaria, containing Titles, Abstracts, and Opinions of Old English Books, SECOND EDITION, with the INDEX, 10 vols. 8vo. 1815 The early Milan editions of the Classics were made with special care; the Index to this edition has a general geographical interest. CALCUTTA Review, from the beginning in 1844 to Dec. 1859, being Nos. 1-66 (without No. 39-40 intended for the Index), COMPLETE; together 32 vols. 8vo. £10. Calcutta and Serampore, 1844-9 CALDERON de la Barca (D. Pedro) CoMEDIAS Corregidas por J. Keil, 4 vols. imp. 8vo. portrait, calf gilt, 368 Leipsique, 1827-30 968 Campana Museum. Galerie des Marbres Antiques du Musée Campana a ROME; Sculptures Grecques et Romaines avec une Introduction et un texte descriptif par M. Henry D'Escamps, folio, seconde édition, 107 plates, executed in the best style of photography, with text, (pub. at £9.) in parts, £7. 158 Berlin, 1868 British Bibliographer, with communications from Haslewood, Fry, Park, and others, 4 vols. 8vo. portraits,only 250 copies printed 1810-14 Restituta, or Titles, Extracts, and Characters of Old Books in English Literature, revived, 4 vols. 8vo. 1814-16 -together 18 vols. 8vo. bds. uncut, £20. 1810-16 963 BRYDGES' Censura Literaria, containing Titles, Abstracts, and Opinions of OLD ENGLISH BOOKS, 10 vols. 8vo. SECOND AND BEST EDITION, the articles arranged under 969 headings, and chronologically, with a General Index, fine copy, calf gilt, very scarce, £13. 1815 An exceedingly valuable and interesting Bibliography of Old English Literature; in most cases the Prefaces and Extracts from the work are given, as well as a Review of their contents. 964 BRYDGES (Sir E.) Bibliographical Works : Censura Literaria, containing Titles, Abstracts, and Opinions of Old English Books, SECOND EDITION, with the INDEX, 10 vols. 8vo. 1815 British Bibliographer, with communications from Haslewood, Fry, Park, and others, 4 vols. 8vo. portraits, only 250 copies printed 1810-14 Restituta, or Titles, Extracts, and Characters of Old Books in English Literature, revived, 4 vols. 8vo. 1814-16 970 971 Le Musée Campana à Rome était une des collections les plus vastes, les plus variées et les plus importantes qui aient jamais été formées en Europe, soit par des particuliers, soit par des gouvernements, sans en excepter les galeries les plus célèbres. Ce riche assemblage de Marbres antiques ne se trouve plus aujourd'hui à l'endroit ou il fut formé. Ayant été acquis par le gouvernement russe et le gouvernement français, une partie a été transportée à St. Petersbourg et l'autre à Paris, ou elle se trouve sous le nom de Musée Napoléon III. Les 107 Photographies dont se compose le présent ouvrage ont été prises par les meilleurs artistes à Rome, sous la direction de M. le marquis Campana, avant le transport de la collection aux endroits susdits, et n'ont jamais été publiées. CAMPO SANTA DI PISA: Lasinio, Pitture a Fresco del Campo Santo di Pisa, intagliate da Carlo Lasinio, large atlas folio, 42 superb plates, FIRST PROOF IMPRESSIONS, a fine copy in russia, gilt edges, from the Poet Rogers's library, £16. 16s Firenze, 1811 CANCIANUS. Barbarorum Leges Antiquæ, cum Notis et Glossariis, 5 vols. in 2, folio, plates of facsimiles, half calf gilt, £4. 48 Venet. 1781-92 CARTE (T.) Catalogue des Rolles Gascons, Normans, et François, conservés dans les Archives de la TOUR de LONDRES, 2 vols. in 1, folio, with the suppressed preface, calf, rare, £6. 68 Lond. (Paris), 1743 Edwards's copy sold for £7. The original preface by Carte was suppressed in most copies, and one Ly Bougainville inserted in its place. |